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Cecil Roeder. 1923 woodsde parkway
Silver Spring; benefit party for women
patients at St Elizabeths Hospital.
Alpha Delta pi, North Arlinston and Falls
Wayne Klemp and Mrs R. F. Kirwan.
3211 North Twentieth street, Arlington.
College Clubs
yassar Club of Washington-Tuesday 4
to p m, swiss Legation. annual Christ
mas tea and bazaar.
Miscellaneous Clubs
Alexandria Young Women's Christian
Association-Today, pm, the Y,
final Sunday Concert.
District Federation Of Women's Clubs-To-
opt6v msetnr m and HeRs9n Hote oTo
District League of American Pen Women
Tomorrow. pm. the studio. radio
group.
women's Christian TEMPERANCE Union
with Mrs. Gale Feaster. AZ Hamilton
Columbia Heights Arts Club-Tomorrow.
1870 pm. 1851 Columbia road NV.
annual Christmas party.
District Leasue of Republican Women
street NV, evening study group buffet
supper ana SHTlSlulaS petty speaker.
Joseph r. Farrinston, Delegate from
Hawaii
Democratic Women's National Council
Tomorrow, SIS pm, WASHINGTON Club.
regular meeting and Christmas donation
for Salvation Army.
Calvert Club-Tomorrow, 3 p.m.. annual
Christmas party with Mrs. Robert Nc
MILAN. 430s C1asett road. University
womans National Farm and Garden As.
sociation, Capital Observation-Disclosures
IL am to pm, YWCA. Christmas
greens sale and Christmas luncheon
Gwalia Club Of the Welsh Society-Tomor-
row. pm Christmas party with Mrs
Evening star., 1950-12-17
Business, Professional Clubs

District Business and Professional Women's
CIub-Tomorrow. 6:15 pm. Fairfax
Hotel. annual Christmas dinner OF In
ternational Relations Committee.
National Executive Housekeepers' Associa-
tion-Tucsday, $50 pm. Shoreham
Hotel, annual Christmas party.
Pilot Club-Tuesday, pm. Burlington
Hotel, Christmas party.
Venture Club of Observation-Disclosures sdav.
with Mrs Mary Catherine Lewis. 2123
Thirty-sixth place NV: speaker. Mrs
Katherine Berry, Home in These
United States
Soroptimist Club Of Washington-Wednes
day. willard Hotel, annual Christmas
party with children from National In
dustrial Home and women from the
Aged Womens Home as guests.
Women's Advertising Club Of Washingtor
Wednesday, noon. Washington Hotel
Baby Doll" luncheon.
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Community Clubs

@OilHluht'y St1bS
Woman.s Cub Of Chevy Chase-Tomorrow
10 am clubhouse. garden section:
Wednesday, $50 pm. clubhouse.
monthly meeting; Christmas program by
music and drama sections. Thursday,
1915 pm. clubhouse. Spanish section.
Friday, $50 pm, clubhouse, square
dance section. Saturday, to IL pm.
junior dance group
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-To-
morrow, S:15 pm. current affairs sec
ton with Miss Ann Henderson. 6405
Meadow lane. Chevy Chase. Md. speaker:
Mrs Gertrude Cameron, Department Of
State. THE International Exchange OF
Students Tuesday, pm. silver
Soring Bowling Alleys. bowling section;
Thursday. S pm. clubhouse. general
meeting and wrapping Of gifts for needy
families in Montgomery County:
Woman's Community Club Of Hyattsviile-
Tomorrow, 8 pm. annual musical PRO Pro
gram with Mrs. Donald Harvey, 6217
Forty third avenue. Riverdale. Nd.
Sororities
Kappa Beta ri Eta Alnmnae-Tomorrow
8 pm. annual Christmas party with
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National Board Meets

The National Board of Tau
Beta Phi Sorority will meet at
8:15 pm. tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel, with Mrs. Sarah Kollar
presiding.
Evening star., 1950-12-17
College Clubs
Miscellaneous Clubs

VaSsar Club Of Washington-TGes
to 6 pm, Swiss Legation. annual c
mas tea and bazaar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
Slight Drop in Living Cost!
In December Indicated


A slight drop in the cost Of liv.
ing was indicated yesterday ir
preliminary estimates of the Blu
reau of Labor Statistics for the
month ending December Is.
A small increase had been
recorded on November Is from the
October index of 1875 per cent of
the 1869 average cost of living
The index is based on con-
sumner prices paid by moderate
income families in urban commu-
mites. The November figure was
1886, 2 per cent higher than in
November, 1948, and 26.5 per cent
higher than in June, 1916, when
most price controls were lifted.
The November index also was II
per cent above the level of prices
in August, 1889, the bureau
reported.
Under terms of the contract be-
tween General Motors Corp. and
the CIO United Auto Workers.
production and salaried workers
get pay adjustments every three
months keyed to the cost-of- living
index. The next adjustment will
be next month, based on the in
deX for January Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
S53,M4 Contract LET
For Radio Equipment
Changeover by Police

On the recommendation of the
Police Department, the Commits
sioners have awarded a contract
to Motorola. Inc, to install two
main station transmitters and re-
ceivers in the police radio station
and equip los police cruisers and
scout cars with radio units.
When the changeover is COM
pleted, the police radio station will
change from AM to FIN trans
uniting.
The contract was awarded for
$53.694. The police have request
for an additional $4,000 for next
year to make the change complete.
Until the entire equipment is in
stalled, the police will send out
calls on both frequencieS.
The awarding of the contract
was protested by Washington at
torneys for one of the radio COM
panies who were unable to comply
with the specifications. They
charged the specifications were
restrictively drawn and constituted
a monopoly in favor of a certain
manufacturer and that it was i'm
possible for the trade to bid on
the project.
At hearing yesterday, Roland
M. Brennan, District purchasing
officer, and Maj. Robert j. Barrett,
superintendent of police, said the
District had received three bids
within the specifications and that
the contract was awarded to Mo-
torola as the lowest bidder.
The new equipment will replace
that used by the police for the
last 10 years on 24-hour-a-day
basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
AmoIeomoted Clubs
To Hold Dimes Boil

The Amalgamated Clubs of
Washington will sponsor a March
of Dimes Ball at II pm. tomorrow
in the Lincoln Colonnade, 1915
u street NV.
Admission to the dance will be
a donation to the March of Dimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
Arts Center Open House

The Workshop Center of the
Arts, 2020 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. will hold an open house
at 8 o'clock tonight to mark the
beginning of its new semester.
The American University string
quartet will entertain the guests
and there will be an exhibition
OF painting and sculpture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27

fund. Music is being furnished by
Musicians Local No. ITO, and local
night clubs are providing the en-
tertainment.
Among social clubs backing the
program are: The Plutocrats,
the Bakers Dozen, the Dixie Bud
dies, the Mannequins and the
Young Women'S League.
The surface of the Everglades
is less than 20 feet above sea level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27

ORCHESTRAL MUSIC
Begin the Beguine
Dancing in the Dark
Temptation
All Through the Night
That Old Black Magic
The Touch of Your Hand
DANCE MUSIC
Sweet and Lovely
Love Walked in
Easy to Love
Love for Sale
I'll See You in My Dreams
Take Me in Your Arms
WALTzES
Blue Danube
Emperor Waltz
Tales of the Vienna Woods
A Thousand and One Nights
Voices Of Spring
Southern Roses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27

PHIL REGAIN
If Had Ny Way
Cuddle Up A Little Closer
DANNY O'NIEL
Peggy O'NieI
PEG o. My Heart
PIANO MUSIC
PoIonaise
Malaguena
Claire DeLune
MOONLIGHT Sonata
Rhapsody in Blue
Parts 1 and 2
LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC
Walter Winchell Rumba
Aio, Afo
Tea For Two
Tres Palabras
Rhumba Fantasy
Pam, Pam, Pam
Adios
Magic Moon In Rio
BIN, BAN, Boom
On the Way to Venezuela
Amor. Amor "
Poinciana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27

LOUIS PRIMA n
Angelina ~
Josephins. Please No Leanna On ~
oh, Marie ~
Please No Saueeza Da Banana ~
Felicia, No Capicia ~
SELECTIONS FROM ~
STUDENT PRINCE" ~
Deep in MY Heart, Dear ~
Drinking Song ~
Serenade n.
TO the Inn We're Marching ~
Gaudemus ~
Come Boys
OLD TIME SONGS ~
In the Shade of the Old Apple ~
Shine ON Harvest Moon -
Hail, Hail, the Gangs All Here ~
It's Always Fair Weather
Aud Lang Syne ~
East sstS Side, West side ~
The Bowery ~.
Sweet Adeiine ~
In the Good Old Summertime ~
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
On Sunday Afternoon
Little Annie Rooney -
! wonder whose kissing Her u
Now
sPIRITUALs -
Deep River -
swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Live Humble
Kentucky Babe
Running wild
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G. .H.W., good wages; adults
in family; pleasant home; refer
CooK-Very experienced, recent
references: live in or from 2 O'Clock
th5oush dinner; MI, 4s7l: ~
co9k Ss AND M ssB6 GaiW.' fre-day week;
COOK-G.H.w.. white live in. Phone
Sunday between s and 10 pm.
,0srLE2 81 f2'9; for cooking and genera ma
housework; live in; references. co,
G.H.W-To live in, must be able to
9S sock and and like children. s29 wk
GH.w.-Plain cooking. boy 3; live in:
D st. ne. Ii. 3-4779.
G;H.W-Plain cooking, live out. 5hs
family; refs. s25. DE. o353.
G.H.W.-Plain cook. Live in or out
Fond Of children. Other help. On
crosstown bus line: S25. WO. 0435
GH WrLisht 75 soc cooking nE in, in apt .;s s
small boys. stay / night; at least /
WIS local telephone reference;
G,H. .Wo'-cook. live, i've in; lovely up-
stairs rm.: fond Of children; nc
laund.: excel, pay: exp. refs. Call
any time after 2 pm. Sun. OR
G.H.w. for small NV. apt. 5 after
ner No Thurs. or Sun. Stay late
health card; SIS. III. $3.50.
CIV, 5ha-day week; 3 adults; re-
fined woman with D. c. references
GE. 4574 Sat. or Sun. a
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BUILDING ESTIMATOR

Al ypes buidnss eeSts Concrete Es,1g1ss sng
sonry structures. All branches ex-
cept c.efIpt mechanical. Pratical construc-
sineerno sime Ror. education; na.,i, All q part
Phone DU. 426I, WASHINGTON. D. C.
BUTLER-HOpSEMAN. white, wishes
place in private family. ref: small
pay. no driving. TR. 424O, Apt.
pars neT voTE sfoeT irr,ns general
COLLEGE, CofILEEeisnesi GRApnMArEe eiSS; Wishes no.,-
tion taking him to Europe this
snrlns' Nnug Write GEORGE F. BUCH.
NESS 221 Newbureh ave, Balti-
coILEGf GRADUATE. MRaA eolored. mar.
RED, reliable. desires work, clerk
annds aar1ysT; waiter. grocery store. 10.
CONTRACTORS and builders, atten-
bricklayers now available. Prefer
Falls Church. Box 323-B, Star. !.
COOK, colored, wishes Job: available
immedlatey; I'M s years experience;
Siih fstfTeafss RATToRAAys RA sss9 ssN'.. "a
to work hard for local patent arm
EsGlNEERfNGs M fI1iA; star; GRADUATE, ME-
20, single, two years non industrial
research two years practical cleo
tronics, desires position in produc.
tion or industrial research Box
ENVELOPES ADDRESSED, both hand
written and typewritten. stuffing
rIeaSonable rates. 10. 2-19I2. 50
ESTIMATOR. construction, part-time
RA. 1880 before 10 am. Il
EXECUTIVE ASST, Is years ad-
mlnlstratlve, public relations and
advertising experience in New York;
70 president of 4-A advertising agen-
cy, to operating head of national wei.
1are agency, and to vice president of
major oil company. Desires to To-
cate, IN Washington. Immediately
available. 80 years old Box 344-B
star
Evening star., 1950-04-02
SITUATIONS MEN tcess.,

WkIrER EDITOR, avanaele part
time, Is years in news magaIine,
radio and sdyertistnS; local refer
YoSSfsc $50 nan sat see soIorss ss.F wishes Job a,
so saaasseT ir.ssI ,sEA1I: III GSes sober and free
YOUNG MAN. IS. pative-horn col
lese. loea! food sales and clerical
clerical capacity onerins sound fu.
ture. Box 26SB. Star.
YOUNG MAN, -. single, reliable. de-
sires position 70 learn hardware
or similar business Box .9.-B. Star
YouNG MAN. willins worker; SONS
YOUNG MAN. coiored. hiss. desires
work stock clerk, auto, mech. help
er; arisers permit. RA. 1878.
Young MAN married. settled
B Cs desree public seets. exp
also exp, IN sutomotive line, desires
perm. position as once msr. and full
charee bkpr. Box @l1-S. Star, -
EXP. H0rSEMAN wants work Tues
days and Wednesdays; drivers per
nit; refs. NO, u96l.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE, administrative
assistant, capable once mansser and
ceilins with present empioyer as
right hand TO owner: must sub
stsntially better present $4,000: ex-
perienced sales promotion: 5 years
! present employer excellent record.
Box 80 B, Star.
VETERAN, white. sober; mechanical
ly inclined; wife, two small children
needs steady Job. Box l3O-B, Star
RELIABLE HOWARD U. srUDEN l
wants daytime Job as PIX operator.
JanitoT. elevator operator, NO. acl2
e
ABLE SALESMAN sets qualified sales
leads by phone; Low cost, responsible
deals only. Box BIB, star.
PARTTIME WORK wanted; week
ends pref: by law student; veteran.
TR. 43SS. -
l NEED WORK. Apartments, rooms
painted reasonably. co, 1855
DAYS WORK, house cleaning or yard
work. man, colored. Refs Il
3-754l
A CoLoRED DELIvERYMAN who
knows the city; references D. c
permit NO. oS32
CoLoRED MAN wants lob as nlsht
enceS IL 3-S4Sj
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HELP poMEsrlc Cont, :,

GIRL to assist With children. health
card and refs. necessary; live in. on
Ian St; eerline; SIS wks ,Tu, lsle,
work and cooking; live in: nice up
stairs rnl. and bath in refined nv
home: liberal salary, leave city IN
summer, refs REQ. Box 3i6-A. Star.
eIRa lI1re s0o5sa sost for s.ss sh' elsspss s Il
fiH .ls fsIsid6 Ho tn Ioss shr "a
to 40 yrs. old; plain eookins; sla
days; S25 vk, GE 43s9. IS
HOUSE BoY-wanted tor lixht
DC neat and dependable, Mvt-ln. Cali
WO, .+95 3S2l Upton st. NV.
HoCSEkEEPER, take care OF 4-year-
Old child IN "-hedroom apt. for
HoUSEkEEPER. live in. experience ed
IN cookins, s.h-w. and one efLd care.
NOT sEKEEPER-Good nursing .x-
per!ence: small adult family: must
hrs s, IN; regent sl1 u;s yefs Steady Job from
HoUsEKEEPER-cook. , tn. day.
daily. morn. only. De. Be @ sa5s III D
Hot SEkEEfER. white. live in or out;
modern moo innne; home; .ss 5,dsy week: : chill
Attsr 5 pm, cali re. 54s5, fsNu's'.
MAID-G INV, refs. exp: live in: .
children: Thursday aft and alter
nate Sundays of. sH. 1927. Call
WOMAN. white, to live in, take care
OF, l child and Ink, duties; small
salary; refs. OW. 5lS4 after 6. >
WOMAN, white: settled. TO live in and
care for 3 children in return for
rq3om and board and small salary,
WOMAN-C Colored. exper.. to board
child in her own home: parents will
adord food, clothing and doctor bills
VII! pay Slo week. LU. 4-36ls. -3
WOMAN-Capahle, reliable. shw.,
Gar, care OF Children for working mother.
WOMAN to care for 6-mo. -old baby;
hve-day week, Bethesda area WI.
WOMAN. white. who will give loving
care to } small children of workins
share family activities. Every sun.
of. some holidays. Must be active.
healthy and willing to work, $50
mo? room and board. Permanent
DESESDABif IHsissHp e WOMAN goSI for day CO care
Nj Rainier vicinity. WA 1859. .
WHITE WOMAN, rs to As, neat, non
drinking; We in; care of child UN
RELIABLE WOMAN. live in: cook
and g.h:w.; adult family OF 3; also
assist, elderly lady: refs. REQ. Box
ELDERLY lady to care for children
tooys). ) and g; permanent home,
small salary. HI. 7O1a.
CAPABLE CLEANER white settled
woman desired to keep new S-rm.
house immaculate; assistance in
cooking: personal laundry only
House near bus. dishwasher. dis
posal. washing machine J working
adults Live in pvt. rm. and bath
Thurs. afternoons and Suns off
SO wkly. Excellent recent local
references insisted on, Room 4OS,
500 9 st, NV, weekdays
WANTED-Good reliable cook and
general houseworker, prefer live in
no small children. S25 wk WO.
ELDERLY COLORED WOMAN to care
Tor children; 3 days per wk Call
ST. 500. >
Evening star., 1950-04-02

GARDENER, caretaker, experienced
AZ types earden care. desires full
HANDY Z MAN, M S'afi first-class carpenter
good on all kinds of repairs; hav,
resort: good builder. Call LU. 4-270l
HIGH ,s sscHooL sl a GRADUATE, IS year
knowledge Of bookkeeping, n driven Sy
HOSPITAL ATTENDANT, experienced
colored,, wishes position as caretake
Ior male patients confined to thei
KfNG R1Res pRYANT Wits or Tofs esl * IL 6,s7s4
JANITOR, porter or salesman desire
position, ] l years exper. CO. 5596
a m. to 5 pm.
JANlTOR. colored, desires lob in apt
5b, PIGS: > has s stoker. boiler exper. Bo,
LECTURER, group salesman. publ,
relations, organizer, exper.. respon.,
NO No hy-by,nieht; Boz 2la-B. Star.
ddaywork. Call RA. o434 b.for'
MALE NURSE wishes Job. cook; ,r
male NURSE wishes lob. &c cook: oSsi in q,
out, of town: ref. FIR. Os01.
MAN, colored, with. small family
wants janitor's Job in exchange fol-
47ao, ask for ROY.
MAN. colored. desires short-orde,
cook night work. co. 1870
Man. colored, desires lob as truck
RorF heiIer cs,1 cy,a1rehoussman n,Ons, or grocery
MAN take charse 900 or more gar.
den apt, all branches service: start
ing salary, $500. Box 351-B. Star
MAN. colored, desires part time work
eIeant1So iran no to ra ds5lg; sJso general house
MAN. colored, wants part-time work;
MAN, 45. retired III iinanist ,Sst % yrs
exper.; desires position in store
preferably selling records, musical
instruments; consider other; mini.
MAN, exper. in public relation. sales
and supervision; free to travel; excel
refs. Boy 432-Z, Star. 8.
MEAT CUTTER or rounterman. 90
NERcnsS yES sspsris1ss SI e ,vJ JE ov;EE a;7aas.
lily man. desires permanent position
Marine Academy graduate. unlim
tied masters license: age 30; excel
lent references; will locate any
NAN Tnsre colefed eSx l1sls Tth f,aT s. C. permit. a
MAN, colored, short -orde- cool or
fountain work. dav or night. HENRY
FLEMING. AID. 2921.
Man: a ,coloaed; re wishes hes, Job pm; 70
Phone p a;n AD 9F 54s5. PaE5 time D. C. permit
MAN, colored, married. wishes Job as
janitor: no children HO. 319s.
PRINTER. fast. accurate. married,
sober, reliable, dob or commercial:
SHRs ereis SSs 3sR sta5
ARPA member experienced in GALES
promotion, public relations and bust
ness administration. Seeks new posi-
ton, Graduate in public relations
Reply to D. KOPLIK. exec. dir.
ARPA' 1910 Vermont ave. NV. DI
SALES REPRESENTATIVE. % yrs.
experience, practical field man with
engineering background. now avail
able. Box &C. Star.
SALESMAN, vet. married. Wash. res
car. II yrs. Of diversified expert
enee. wants position as representa-
tive or sales manager. Presently
employed in premium and promo
speRt4sdtv tlen flsid Boy .S.,s,I sss,B, Star;
osragher; desires situation. Box
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. all
around exp. desires perm, position,
rRicK fpI e psR1 nRIyHR sine. .rt:S Ar 2S.4
attendant or chauffeur. colored man,
Sssirss S , lob, CAL "a; Sgsl.
enced all makes, desires perm. pos,
either full Or part time. AP. 1874.
sonable, young, desires position
where capability and potentiality
viii. be- explored with promotions
Goal. Jordan 9-95s2.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HELP WOMEN

ADDREssERs = Ladies with good
typist. write fully srbpIos. ff5 siso 17ss rs
ALTERATIONS @ on ladies coats, suits
and dresses; white. experienced only.
MARy ppy II Iou HsrfSa saoP Pio End 1I'h T. ST. NV"
ALTERATION HANDS, exp. for
ladies coats and suits: steady and
part time work; good salary. Else
"A MANS; aIST 6ol 7th st; NV.
enced hair dyer. permanent waver
and finger waver; busy shop: salary
$50. 500 commission. Write Box
BEATTICfAN for mapicurins, expert,
RFhg Rlgnsst psITy, salary in The city IsI1, RAR-
s406 Ga, ave. silver SPRING. Md.
BEAUTICIAN - Permanent position,
no,os no evening work; must be expert.
enGea. eonS aAp Apply in person. RENE, 1904
BEAuTICIAN, man or woman. with
BEAUTIcIAN EXPERT. an,around
opeis, cpeTstor' csdSa also shampooer and mani
SRThuRs sqS1sH 0Gs sEARTY 1az sAfoN SfeS Yfef fSS
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around:
salary and commission. SHAW AND
STONE SE aS75 looo Vermont ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part
| time, salary and commission; Fair
| lington Beauty Salon. 1921 Centre
Plaza, Darlington. Alexandria, Va.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $50 per wk.,
plus commission Opportunity to
earn $50 to S75 per wk. Apply
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS,
922 18th st. NV, at Conn. and K.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around. ex-
perIenced; good opportunity. ANNA
THERESE, 1886 Conn. ave. NV. -3
BEAUTY OPERATOR. good all around
Call MRS. MOLANDER, OW. 0665
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman
for our Conn. ave. salon. Excellent
opportunity for top hairdresser
EMILE, 1921 Conn. aye.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HElp WoMEk

STENoGRAPHER, some knowledge Of
bookkeepins and general once exper {;
S45 wk. Apply JAFFE-DOFE CON-
STRUCTION CO., oil 18th ST. NV
STENOGRAPHER, competent, for
large general insurance agency
knowledge of insurance not neces-
sary but helpful; good salary: per
manent position; opportunity for
advancement. ST. 3939.
sTENoGRAPHERS. permanent posi-
tiops for Young women not over 30;
cribe accurately; beginine salary
between S. 900 and $1,000. depend
ing upon training and experience:
5-day week. vacation and sick leave.
apply in person between Q and II
am. or ! and 2 p.m. NATIONAL
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. 1901
sTENoGRAPHER. for Jewish organi-
cation, Stste exper.; 5-day week.
sTENOGRAPHER. life insurance. 5-
day week, 2I-30. Apply in person,
STENoGRAPHER, must be expert;
stenographer's Once; varied and in
teresting: S55: 4o-hour week. Tele-
phone GE. S544 Sun. aft. pm.
STENOGRAPHER. part-time, lis pm.
hr. Box aS4-B, Star. :.
STENO., for position of responsi
bility; general office work. Apply
gen, cfice. WASH. PROP. INC.
$500 Woodlev I'd. NV )
Evening star., 1950-04-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODEM TRAINING in neauty cuI-
ture. ell subjects taught Approved
By Government for GI training. DAY
BEAUTY CoLLEGE 1910 q a Nv
BRoADCAsTING and teleyision writ
ing and production taught in small
classes and private lessons: new
term begins soon. Addition for
full and partial scholarships: short
summer course for writers and ac-
tors. NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTlEG, 1898 18th st.
nv. DE $3.50.
PIANO LESSONS for beginners; in
teresting lessons. GE 1928.
VETERAN NEWSPAPERMAN will give
expert private instruction In Journal
ism and feature writing: also gives
actual practice in covering events.
TnAcHEs.wRIrER. re- iIp Gregg shorthand
expert, author OF 2 Gregg texts, will
tutor pvtly. or in class; your l0Oas
guar: better proaress on 2 lessons
wkly. than on fun time in any school.
DI ssne or P. o. Box ::4o2.. Wash.
TUTORING. grade and high school
subjects yrs. OF exper., all kinds OF
RUSSIAN. with college education. Of
fers conversational practice; also
Interpreting and translatins. Por
North Carolina ave. ne.
DANCE CLASSES, pre-Easter specislj
12 Lessons IN small sroaps 81 8
Evening star., 1950-04-02
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. stylist. 1st
500; do not apply unless qualified.
Sal 18th ST. NV. 4
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
only need apply: steady position,
good hours. Apply in person at
2g33 Conn, .ve- 4
son. HOTEL STATLER. .
OOkKEEPER-Fun charge; must be
good typist; give references; 5-day
week. Box cosy. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, must be experienced
in double entry bookkeeping, fo-
Silver Spring organization; knowl-
edge of steno. and typing desirable.
Please submit full details of age,
education. experience and salary
desired to Box 403-A, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. know
edge Of shorthand. Apply THE
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 P ST. NV. =
BOOKKEEPER. excel position for
exper. person. knowledge OF typing
desired; 5-day wk. and alternate
Saturdays: S3.l20 per VI. to start
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