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Evening star., 1948-05-16
Lid Now Believed Off
On immigration Of
Jews 10 Palestine
BY the Associoted Press

LONDON, May 15.-Jews all over
Europe rejoiced today at the birth
of the new state of Israel and pre-
pared to join in a rush of immigra-
ton to the new homeland.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, American
commander in Germany where
there are 240,0O0 Jews in displaced
persons camps, said at Frankfurt
that AN organized movement will
undoubtedly follow recognition of
the new state by the United States "
DR.. William Haber, Gen. Clay's
advisor on Jewish affairs, predicted
that Jews of II to 35-of fighting
age-would be the first to go.
With the British mandate ended,
top American and Jewish leaders in
Germany, believed that the lid was
of on immigration to Palestine.
They pointed out that the new state
could issue its own visas for immi-
grants, and Gen. Clay said he as
sumed the military government
Would automatically recognize the
Jewish entry permits.
THE United States Army, for its
part, will be able to move them
quickly to the frontiers of Ger
many" Gen. Clay said.
Thousands to Celebrate.
: The question of transport after
thst point, however, may delay the
departure of all Jews for as much
as two or three years, authorities
said.
Thousands of Jews throughout
Germany and Austria prepared for
simultaneous celebrations tomorrow
A Jewish spokesman in Germany
said Jews were "hilariously happy
at the news President Truman had
recognized the new state.
Port authorities in Venice, Italy,
said the ship Campidoglio left yes
terday with 200 Jews for Tel Aviv,
as Britain's mandate ended.
The 24,000 to 10000 Jews interned
in Cyprus, where they were held by
the British on being intercepted as
Illegal immigrants. had first call in
Lsrael's immigration plans. Two
ships, Pan York and Pan Crescent,
We're at Cyprus ready to begin carry
idg them to Palestine The two
ships were intercepted by the Brit
ish several months ago while loaded
with immigrants from Black Sea
ports.
Britain Warns Against War.
Dispatches from Bucharest and
Warsaw said Jews throughout Ro-
mania and Poland were singing and
rejoicing.
The British press in its comment
welcomed Britain's relief from the
burdens of the mandate, but gravely
warned Jews and Arabs against
settling their difficulties by war.
: British government spokesmen eX-
pressed surprise over President Tru-
hans de facto recognition of Israel
A Foreign Office spokesman said
Britain was not yet considering TAX
ing similar action.
French officials in Paris said the
government would take no action
concerning recognition until the
cabinet has considered the question.
Dispatches from Baghdad. capital
of the Arab League state of Iraq,
said the Presidents action caused
a general feeling that new hostile
blow against the Arabs" had been
struck.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Soqe COLLEGE, to Honor Z

Russell Sage College, Troy. N. Y,
will confer honorary degrees OF doc
tor of humane letters on Mrs. Eugene
Myer, wife of the chairman of the
board of directors of the Washing
ton Post, and Miss Katherine F.
Lenrott, chief of the Federal Sc
curity Agency's children's bureau,
at commencement exercises May 80,
it was announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Fighting Will Decide
Borders As
Much As u. n. Plan
BY the Assoeiefsd Press

TEL AVN, Israel, May 15.-The
borders of the new Jewish state OF
Israel probably will be determined
as much by the battle for Pales-
tine as by the United Nations par
tition plan OF last November.
Hagana, the Jewish army, Is fight
ing on three fronts to determine
how much of the Palestine frontier
it can hold.
The Jewish Agency and most
members of the provisional govern
ment have expressed willingness to
accept the partition boundary. But
they realize that If their fighting
forces can hold any other part of
Palestine, there, apparently is no
authority to whom the Arabs can
appeal for its return.
Hagana Favors Attack.
Hagana is known to favor meet
ing the Arab armies with direct
attack, if possible, to crush their
enemies military force within strik-
ing distance of the Jewish frontier.
If this resulted in withdrawal of
the Arabs beyond partition boun-
daries, Hagana doubtless would oc-
cupy the ground so that it could
not again be used by the Arabs
to base their assaults.
Then, it is presumed 1t would
remain to be decided whether such
land might be taken over by default
into the administrative control of
Israel.
Some leaders said such land ulti-
mately would be released to Arabs
II there were any peacefully in
clined Arab authority to whom to
release it.
Irgun Would Keep Territory.
Irgun Zval Leumi, the smaller
Jewish fighting force, does not con-
cur in this, however. Its leaders
say that if they are forced to fight
for and win any part of Palestine
it should be kept, since partition
never was accepted by the Arabs
and thus is not binding on the
Jews.
The future of the Arab port of
Jaffa, now in Jewish hands, is in
doubt. It's Hagana commander en-
phasizes that it is only temporarily
under Jewish guard and control.
The enclave of Jaffa is entirely
within Israel territory, however, and
could scarcely be returned to any
authority except an Arab state such
as outlined in the partition plan.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
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Evening star., 1948-05-16
50 Retired Army Officers
To Revert 10 Inactive Status

Approximately so retired Army Of
ficers now on active duty will revert
to inactive status on July 81, the
Army said yesterday.
However, the order requiring their
return to inactive duty will not af-
feet Gen. Macarthur and nine other
generals, since officers above the
rank of colonel are specifically ex-
empted. OF the retired high-rank-
ing officers who are now serving,
seven are major generals and two
are brigadiers.
Most of the so officers are on duty
outside Washington, many of them
in Reserve Oficers Training Corps
assignments at colleges.
Evening star., 1948-05-16
Retaliation Bombing
OF Arab Cities Hinted

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, May Is
(P).-A hint that retaliation bomb
ings might be made on Arab cities
was given tonight by DR.. Abraham
Levinsson, member of the action
committee of Palestine trade unions.
I'VE must point out" he said at a
meeting of 500 Jews celebrating the
new Jewish state. that Baghdad
and Cairo can be bombed just as
was Tel Ayiv."
Evening star., 1948-09-12
BY the Asseeiaied Press

PARIS, Sept. 11.-Garry Davis, a
young American who renounced his
citizenship at the American embassy
here May IS, said tonight he had
been ordered out of France.
He said he planned to take refuge
tomorrow on United Nations soil
in Paris, which is to be host to the
U. N. General Assembly session
opening September 81.
Mr.. Davis, 26, is the son of the
American orchestra leader, Meyer
Davis, and himself was a wartime
flyer and former Broadway actor.
He said he renounced his citizen.
ship and gave up his passport 'te
focus the attention of men upor
the vital need for world govern.
ment to avert the coming war"
French police gave him specia
permit to stay in France, but Mr.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Garry Davis, Ordered to Leave
France, Seeks Refuge With U.N.

Davis said they had now told him
that Il must be out of France on
September 12"
Il am aware that I cannot seek
protection from the United Nations
ITSELF" said Mr.. Davis, "for it Is
merely a loose collection of fully
sovereign states.
However, this territory has been
identified as a common meeting
ground for all nations and so has
rightfully been designated 'interna-
tional.'"
He said that "since I cannot le-
gally leave this territory" he saw
nothing to do but stay there, until
the Assembly made a constructive
move" towards a world government
or failed to.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Woman Landlord Posts
$500 Gosh Appeal Bond

Mrs. Doris r. Frankfurt, first
landlord to be convicted of evading
the District Rent Control Act by
falsely claiming she needed a ten
ants apartment for her own use,
yesterday posted $500 cash appeal
bond.
BY putting up the sum, Mrs.
Frankfurt escaped imposition of a
$500 fine, with an alternative go
days in Jail, to which she was SEN
fenced last Thursday by Judge
John P. Mcmahon in Municipal
Court
The defendant, who lives in an
apartment at 1913 Twenty eighth
place Sc, according to court rec
ords, will take her case to the
Municipal Court of Appeals through
her attorney, Herman Miller.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Potomac Navy Reserves
To Soil Aboard Carrier

Reservists from the Potomac River
Naval Command today headed for
two weeks duty aboard the carrier
Coral Sea.
The draft of 46 men is one of the
largest to leave Washington this
year for duty afioat, officials said.
They form part of a contingent
Of 800 officers and enlisted men from
the Fifth, Sixth and Ninth Naval
Districts.
Their liberty port will be Port
au-Prince, Haiti.
Evening star., 1948-03-26
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kep
part time, tax returns prepared, state

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. Kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
h maIe Hospital 3R Se7e
take care of male patient; local, live out;
references furnished Details on inter
CsyprI%sp TisE; gDS @5s.R, Star:
prompt and courteous. Cali evenings; oHo.
CHAUFFEUR. white. neat. excellent driver,
vii willing to leave city; good references. Box
CHAUFFEUR or waiter Job: good refer
ences; sober. with 20 years experience in
Europe; speak Spanish French, Italian and
COLLEGE GRAD. aae 81, Capable, in
dustrious. dependable, with wears retail
exp, desires employment; prefer training
toward hnxaIe retail m ,9To or adm management or
ELEcTRIcAL MATNTENANcE, D. G. ex-
Perlenee: &c EefeTences available Immediately.
MAN desires work on farm with living
quarters for self and wife; 1S years exp
l3Oa Alabama ave. Sc. 21'
MAN. colored exper., desires Job as porter
or janitor; good local refs, Call FIR. 1854
MAN. eolored, desires part-time evening
work. porter. driving. liquor store or
EKcHANIcAkhLiY EcHAssihi Incl inclined MEN a. g. !
with D c. drivers permit. young colored
men; references. FIR. 1915, MR.. CHEEKS.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, veteran. needs
realty CO. desired; large savings obtained
t2T sGGd fssfdg iaisEg VI sls 90
assi ass7 and courteous Call evenings -. MCFth
PORTER. eolored. young man, desires job
sssu as porter I IN. In dry goods or liquor store.
PROMOTER, ORGANIZER. Al. publicity,
membership campaigns is years expert
'nce' college sraduats. Cali wo 325s
Evening star., 1948-03-26
SITUATIONS WoMEh

RENTAL ASSISTANT, age 25, 3E years
experience; e3p local references. Call MISS
httsr desn Rm rsmea Ct Ps sel.ons sseS
1890 Irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AD. 1888
saMat.. iKt. colored, wishes position at soda
aGnRtain G9RI aoSGrsa Or Gays work Call At 744s
clerk, bookkeeper, salesgirl or reception
'st' with some typins exper. Du. 1912
NURSE, undergraduate, doctors-patients.
esn . prefer n Box ny:d isR sut ssP nG
PRACTICAL NURSE, part time, o. g.; baby
as IL GheSK EuSsss fsss .rsas. raGas a$7
rates. DI. 1854. MISS BEE, Seekdsss oniy st
REGISTERED NURSE. age IS, desires EN- EN-.
PSone PSymefs Roctatle IN e0ssGEs sss7 or DDs' Sfcs
s.ll MRS KEAToN. pi. s111. Isl 81
SECkETARY' executive and administra ativ.
oackground. excel. refs. mature, desire.
s years Sen IGSiN ppissts s'a1 industry
siEes psrt-time mornings or days week
sTENoG2RsAipHER, expert u7s worSs,, s1i
SsI}s 6kpr;, sn,Ss' ssey' eorresp penman PIX 90.
%oaaSn eoloaed ssnts Rornse nt sseo wors
getting dinner in evenings; ref. AID. s14O
WOMAN, practical nursing experience, de.
slrss position caring for aged lady; prefer
oMaN,e Mens responsiDie TS 01sa White. want. hoas.
keeping lob in motherless Christian home
3T1RNf1SN' 81 WI susiaEssaINRExp A stfI ARs typi.t
available for part-tims work. Call MRS
qARk. d. BAL. 81
Evening star., 1948-03-26
HONE IMPROVEMENT coMpANIEs

ADDITIONS, AL remodeling, carpentry,
plassering, n painting, etc; free estimates
Ton R e9sS eoSrRxG1Ndg qaxn e. K RE pay 4
ADDITION, remodeling. carpentry, plaster
ing, painting. papering; residential and
uS DR1vEA1 1av1ERA t. psTinx aa9 lot, and
private roads: also done in gravel or stone.
9RIcKWoRK. homes, walls, nreplaces.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING, concreting. in
closing porches; recreation rooms Installed
sS5e L SSsE s. s.
CEMENT WORK - Stone walls, fiaestone
terraces, walks, chimneys. f1replaces. ce-
pipe drainaee. All Kinds Of waterprocfns. f
=. MARCuCCIo. Route 4. Horners lane,
SoAGRkh ESskys MS dERRST Reskyi1as oRX ass
ways, porches, basement floors, steps, re-
aALIA. Al: sss T. RI: bsis. 'Ess -
ssss a.::ss'sss. ::Rsss ssss: sas::.
ING coNTRAcToRS NC. 1sIs Visor
II aRSEsAf sEs NO casfhNrEn aslS; work, porcb.,.
windows. doors, partitions and recreation
rm;; dependable white mech. Immediate
HOME Home rMFRovEMENr ri oSvM co.-paipttnF. ps-
perinE. scrapinE. fioor sanding, nreproof- @
ing and doors and general repairs; esti-
mates ma sheerfully given. Call day or night.
HOME ACCOMPLISHMENTS rooms,
attics. baths. kitchens; other inside work
Altico wall tile, all eolors; rubber tile
eSnsTl 9eSlinr; ns free , sstimstss. mates. SUBURBAN
HOME owNERs-scresn that porch now.
down. BENNING IMPRoyEMENT CO.
I'll. $3.50, FR. e64S. SO
Evening star., 1948-03-26
PERSONAL

YOUNG FRENCH GIRL would like to give
Call mornings. GE. 1913 2Ss
ANY WITNESS to automobile and Red
Cross ambulance accident at Farragut st.
assafs iSs T. Hsndiy bUN M haFsh sas ae
BGILDERs. ArrENTIoN-Excavatins i ige.
dirt. Free If you supply the trucks or
eG91. e9. yds; T. D. BURGESS, VI, $500: eyes,
ONE WOMAN TELLS ANOTHER about our
SELL skill In dreSsmakine, restylinE and altera-
LEA ENGEL Gormeriy 9TH ave. N. ",
fGaenI Fae pasTic Taaass s6kGRkY s6 RI 1893 R
2o25 Eye st. NV. BY appointment. RE
CAMP INFoRMAT1oN-childrsn. a-14
q CAMP. 9401 Georgia ave, sH. 1914.
RUGs-Turn in your old rugs now and
made; save 5502e. Sample shown in your
GRADUATE NURSE has vacancies for in
yalids in beautiful Va. home: limit four
Call Daleview 1870. Write Marian Killen,
Rte 1, Box 241. Vienna, Va. 2s'
ORIGINALITY dSIN. n NIGHT; Monday nisht,
Prizes. co 26s0 IS ="
LET ME DO YOUR ALrEkAr1oNs-Ther-
oTShlE 3:HS ls{r experienced. Call RA' 1898: 1899,
1TsT FOR FUN CLUB present. barbscues,
Chesapeake Bay fishing trips. hikes. cards.
dancing, parties, sports, to unmarried
n ", DE. $500 from / to 9 pm. i.
SMALL AND LARGE mimeographins or
ders. given expert attention; pick up and
soNs sesr' ce R :onrs saa1 or other
musical ideas arranged in a professional
ssE tSsaz K asH5i GF CO.
cleaned BY experts in your own home;
i9R Iol gff = s1Rs AZ A As sss5 sg
MGRGLANDs NJ escsna d. ain Top Rest Homs con
'2f 4HoM2s S3Rs'3l %Ess fHs
50g AZ e.: e wv e 1ats e. e ss.s
10y IEHpHRs; Np IS n NC @ @Tso4 osorsis ave: -.
o.Avks NJ .@epolnsnenSs 81 sssaaSso AZ a
sA s'1S szs1rx x steasnsi 1aio &
DENTAL TEcHN1C1AN-JosEPH RICE.
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
sIf sh go II fRs adss "a Sza
b 0a l4th st. NV co. 1921.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: ne, or
Tf' 81 1yat Mhte RE 81 c1lSssd; and Nd COX Co.
BABY siTTEks sEe1srRY-Moth.r., b.
safe. Call D1. 2300 for Investigated sit
EXCLUSIVE SUBURBAN HOME, no insti-
tutional or hospital atmosphere: accom-
modations for elderly lady or couple Phone
NURSING HOME IN SUBURBS, has va
cancy for bed or ambulatory patient "a
hr. trained nursing care; excel. food; very
reasonable rates. Wo. 1855 or SH. 1914.
PERMANENT. "a: shampoo and finser
TGN,, ysgs; 5oc Nc 9ppointmsnts. MABELLs
siYEE fS6 ERRh4NfSff 1sfS NAif ~; your own
TRASsLATIoNss,n sccurate, uraae Spanish H French,
English, Theses, term-papers, manuscripts
articles, speeches books. etc: MI. 2971. .
Might Id ,,,or or daymentertain the youngsters
party with sound movies. Have Hollywood
features in the comfort Of your own home
Reasonable rates. PAUL l.. BRAND k
son, 2l53 K st. NV. Republic 1903.
WOMAN, white. settled. companio for
elderly ta LADY pl,d. adult n2 CHILDREN Apply
CHTLDRES's DANCING S CLAssEs 1ps 81 in tap,
soEs st. LOU HaSsHSFz Ha SESS sF5Dfo'
SPRING a, is HERE, HERE, give your house that
beautiful slip covers and drap.ries and DO do
ACADEMY uPHoLsTERY CO. s4Ss 14th
Evening star., 1948-03-26
HELP WoMEN (cont)

TYrIsTs CO. white. between ,1s and s5;
ssia snS n napprecis.s @ soed workins conditions.
sahs.ss '.ss6 2sD, 9sss ss6s wilson sHSs
WAITRESS wanted for nightwork: size s2
experienced. Call In person, 4sl2 wis.
WAITRESS. white, night work: salary
aIos IN cE1B AIe s sas7 15sh m st. AasEicAe nH Ab
WxITREss, must be experienced 70,
Commodore REsTAuRANT. e15
wTREss s1.ss1 hsnrs 11. IL
systtsyIlls !, or section Apgly Hansger
burg road, Cottage City, Nd.
IN; located in nearby Va. For appoint
%AIISEss: s. sss ssssS HeEE.M4ss T. REST,
wAIEREss-ApplyT THE STATE REsTay-
RANT, 5l6 No. Capitol ST., FIR. 5l51.
WAIT dss Ehte Al oss, oyer oyer sxDsr
@airREsSs, s, e,p exper. for luncheon and din
ss&s ,if5y %ssis 'sER ssa wARss
WAITREss. part time. must be experi.
fHssf aRPy s4 sosa H5bs
WAIrREss IVA. ESs, s09d sasEH sS9a
1122 Eye st. NV. 80
WOMAN. white, strong, young, to sew on
sI, lob, ,,I good pay: PRocTER CO., oss24
WOMAN. esG c0VIa White, n~ middle-ag.d RESPONSIBLE
to supervise two girls (6 and 81, cook
dinner, light household duties; live in;
.ns private o room oJos beard and salary; 5esddas
child care, cook dinner, light household
duties for employed couple; baby, months
old live in; must be responsible person
Ioem ROOM ana board $50 week. Call GE
WoMAN; Sss Hsvs White bite. for drz cleaning e dept
1'f Ro1n ahs csRsst'hz ARP
WOMAN. WON ST white. Rite: as .eamstress: 5Hsaa, a
wk.; salary, Sioo per month; meals while
on duty, vacation with pay. Call AID
x.RAY Gli Nii TEcaN1c1AN, EctiahN1c1AN consenlal workin. work.
HOSPITAL, 18th and W sts. NV.
@ RogSS LADY, white. are - to IS. 70,
downtown cafeterias; regular hrs. no Sun
uniforms furn ' no eSper. necessary cess .yi'f but u
applicant. must be steady and willing
worker OF nice personality. For further
information, see MR.. McGARRAGHY. at
YOUNG LADY. T. 1925. for general cleric cleIica
work; large auto parts warehouse; gooc
starting N salary Call RE. o123. MR.. BEN
.foUNG LADIES for work in photo finish.
Ing plant. Apply End floor. 1920 9th st. n w
YOUNG WOMAN to take charge of pain,
ONCE, bookkeeping and typing experience
necessary. knowledge Of paint helpful Ap;
ply by letter with full information. All
replies coIfidential; Box 444-s, Star, -2e
AVIATION FIRM has opening for stenoe
Iapher; good salary, 5-day week. RE
ADJUSTMENT AND CoMPLAINT-Pro-
sressiye furniture store offers good oppor-
tunity for one who can quote experience
and Good results in furniture adjustment
department: good salary, interesting work
ing conditions. See Mr.. Kremen, R. MARS
The CONTRACT CO. 416 1st st Sc -2S
BOOKKEEPING DEPT.-Immed opening
for accounts payable and inventory clerk
interesting position for one who likes de-
tail work; typing. REQUIRED; accuracy in
work prime reonisite; reply in own hand
writing, giving age, marital status, salary
desired. BACKGROUND and exper and other
information pertinent to your qualifica i
tionS; refs; reply will be held strictly
conndentlal II YOU are now employed
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC. Box 5555,
Friendship Hgts Station. Att. Mrs. Foster.
Do not phone. 81
Evening star., 1948-03-26
HELP DOMESTIC.

BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR, white, hrst-class
other white servants live in; good wages.
1k eaAMbERMA1b sIIM asiF WAITRESS: private tea ism-
CooK-G.HW.. live in. as assist isi" with chill
dten; good salary, to one qualified; recent
cooK-G.HW. or' for family mis- Ss's Of 5; local ref
sEense e and health certificate required Be;
pay rassda BoH Nd 1ass = n0sn sha1 until pm, good
eook-s;h,w-, and gardener; Thursday off
stter 1rssktast aduss in family only
'GSs s5 osrd s 455i 1nih s.ss.a sfa
COUPLE. coiored. take charge country
Permaanaent position. Write for interview,
COUPLE to live, in upstairs apt; excellent
cooks: :h.w; and sardener,. Thursday of
stte.I, st.er 5reskfast I adults in family; only
'nn any sf saS 4ssp Bpnis ssgaen fs
GENERxI Hf RAJ HousRWSkk 81 aySo and car. 3f of fs
I've i e,In,t n or gut Can MRS. Corr sststsr
atsfSxL sfERaE GH aoGsEWoRkER SsES and mus nurse
maid; some cooking. recent city ref: live
'9i aHW.som. Sas Bm 4iTd iTdnlnr; part time. Non,
pm: $40 wkly.; city refs Call at No /
Hawaii ave. ne, Apt. 202, after pm.
MAID. experienced. care of 31s-year child,
ans smah ,ssa' apt.' s-dsy week sls to start.
MAID. experienced. rh.w. and cook, fond
OF children; to live in, Chevy Chase, Md;
800 per month. OIL. 561s. -27
MAID-Part- time, experienced: general
housework, laundry and cooking; hours Il
to z. Apply 1909 14th st. NV -26
NURSEMAID-COOK, care for z-year-old
baby and prepare meals: stay 2 nights
wkly. and every other Sun; hrs, $50
through dinner: must ba capable and ex-
perienced with recent city reference.
sGRsEMAIp-whit.. nalddls-ased. reliable,
salary open; care for baby two mos, boy
2la yrs: no other duties; only right per
son need apply Call OIL. $685. --26
WOMAN. colored. s.h,w. rook; expert
enced; reference; live in. private room
WOMAN. white. live In: take care of
house and infant: IA DAYS wk off; $50
vk. Box 369-L, Star. -oS
WOMAN. settled, neat and experienced,
q Nv and plain cooking, one who desires
an excellent home with moderate salary.
Adults. References Phone FA. 4373 or
write s12 Fulton ave. Fails Church, Va.
wANTED-Refned women TO care for
small apt and family of 3, in exchange
SEQ per month. Cali MRS, T1LLIE, GE
G27S. -oS
Evening star., 1948-03-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions. 2O4
Colorado Building, 14th and G. RE 1898.
IN YOUR WORK can be
scientifically assured If you know what
you want-where you are best placed. You
owe 1t to yourself to investigate your fit-
ness. Let us help you find your rightful
JoHNsEN ASSOC, 1924 K st. NV. sT..
$3.50. lNot an employment agency
AMBASSADOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
We have many openings for ladies seek
ing employment with reputable firms; sec
retaries to trade association, sirlines and
$4,000 per year; stenographers, $500;
clerk-typists. S1,800 to S2.1OO; reception
lst-typist, $1.s00: pist-bookkeeper, 81
900; file clerks. S1.5O0; this is a partial
listing. Come in and see us for a courte-
GUS interview and competent placement.