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Evening star., 1950-01-12
Fyfe Named to Head
Boys Club Convention

Charles M. Fyfe,- executive di-
rector Of the Washington Boys
Club. was named general chair
man of the 1850 Boys Club OF
America convention at a meeting
in New York last night.
The convention will be held
May 14-18 at the Shoreham Hotel.
The Boys Clubs Of America were
established in 1906 and nc;y 1--we
membership of 322 units
throughout the country with more
than 100000 boys as members.
Former President Hoover is now
chairman of the board of the
organization and will be the pre-
siding officer at the 1850 con-
vention.
Evening star., 1950-01-12

! residence. . colored maid in an
swer to another ring said she
didn't know who lived there.
Later. she told reporters Mrs.
Cady was In Florida.
Out of Public Eye.
Warning has kept out Of the
public eye since 1912 when he
was released from Lorton Re-
formatory after serving sentences
for jury-tampering and income
tax fraud.
With his brothers, Charles
(Rags) and Leo Warning, and a
tax accountant, Emmitt Warning
was indicted in March, 1888, on
charges Of conspiracy to defraud
the Government of taxes on profits
from the numbers business.
The first trial ended In q hung
jury. The second trial broke up
when Judge Bolitha j. Laws was
informed that attempts had been
made to influence the jury. EN-
mitt pleaded guilty to four charges
Of contempt for trying to approach
jurors at the two trials. He was
sentenced to 26 months in Lorton
on these charges.
He halted his third trial on the
income tax case by pleading guilty
and was sentenced to serve three
to nine months on that charge.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Warning
Continued From First Page.)

/ N~SeASNAAAS0 = = SA&A = - oV o0Sf
name on it," Maj. Barrett said ut
an extraordinary press conference
No Answer ut Home.
I'VE can't have that sort of
thing going on around here" he
added. If we let them get away
with this. the pext thing you know
they'll be going into the homes Of
Legitimate businessmen"
/ Attending the press conference
land adding additional details were
iCapt. Robert v. Murray, acting
tchief Of detectives; Sergts. Clarke
and Bonaccorsy.
I Meanwhile, reporters visited
warnings home and the address
tgiven by police as Cady's in the
5000 block Of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
The only response to bell ringing
at the Warning home was the
barking Of q dog. Nelghbors said
Warning keeps three Great Danes
"as large as ponies" in his home.
Doctor Called Today.
The two-and-a-half- story brick
home. screened in the rear by
closely planted evergreens, has a
mirror In its front door. Mirror
panels are sometimes used In doors
to permit those on the inside to
see who Is at the door while re-
naming unseen themselves.
One neighbor said the only
street light in the block was brok-
en- sometime Monday. The street,
she recalled. was totally dark that
night.
Warning was described by neigh
bors as q 'quiet, good neighbor"
who walks his dogs regularly and
has lived there IL years.
A doctor visited the Warning
home today. While rstuSing to
say who called him, the doctor
admitted he treated q man.
At the Massachusetts, avenue
address, . man who answered the
door said Cady did not live there.
After neighbors said unhesitating-
" that the substantial two-story
white brick house. was the Cady
Evening star., 1950-01-12
|U5. Officials Discus,
Ways 10 Speed Arms
To Western Europe
By the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON, Jan. 12.-Top Ameri-
can arms program officials met
yesterday to lay plans for speed
ing military assistance to Western
Europe as soon as the necessary
treaties are signed.
The officials hoped to antici-
pate and to answer administrative
questions which might come up in
connection with rearming West
ern Europe with the $1,000, 900 900
fund voted by the United States
Congress. No arms aid can be
moved to Europe until the BIZ
lateral treaties now being negoti-
ated in Washington are con-
cluded and approved by President
Truman.
Experts Hold Conference.
Participants in yesterdays con-
ference included Gen. Thomas
Handy, commanding U. s. forces
in Europe; Maj. Gen. Lyman
Limnitzer, chief Of the Military
Aid Program for the Secretary of
Defense, and representatives of
the State Department and the
Economic Cooperation Admins
tration.
Meeting with them were State
Department officials in charge of
the arms aid program in Britain,
France, Italy, Belgium. Holland,
Denmark, Norway and Luxem-
bourg. Portugal and Iceland, also
members of the Atlantic alliance,
have asked no share in the bill
n-dollar fund.
Sources Of Arms Listed.
The United States plans to
meet arms requirements of its
Atlantic partners from these
sources:
l. Excess stocks beyond the es-
timated requirements of the
United States armed forces in
the event of mobilization. The
cost of renovation, packing and
shipping will be charged against
the billion dollar arms fund.
2. War reserves, from which
essential items needed for a bal
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Insurance Men Called
Opposed. 10 Boost in
Social Security Base

Judd G. Benson, president OF
the National Association Of Life
Underwriters, declared today that
insurance men are opposed to in
creaSing the wage base for social
security taxes above the present
So, 900 level.
In q talk to the District Life
Underwriters Association at the
Mayflower Hotel, Mr.. Benson said
the national groups $4,000 men,
bers believe the bill now before
the Senate to extend the Federal
old age and survivors insurance
system completely violates the
original concept" Of the Social
Security Act.
I'VE hold the view that any
system Of social security should be
maintained at the subsistence
level and that public assistance
over and above that level should
be the responsibility of the State
and NOT the Federal Government, !"
he declared.
Warns Of "Usurpation."
"The attempt to extend the
benefits of the present act is an
other indication Of the Federal
usurpation Of the responsibility of
the State governments"
The association, he said. also is
opposed to the payment of lump
sum death benefit as proposed in
legislation. "The next step would
be to show that that benefit was
inadequate and we will suddenly
find the Government in the life
Insurance business" he said.
He said the group would recon-
mend to Congress adoption Of a
new benefit formula providing a
primary benefit equal to 60 per
cent Of the first $50 of average
wages and is per cent of average
wages up to $3.50 a month. This,
he said, would establish a min
imum benefit Of $50 a month.
Not Hurt by Present Laws.
The present law provides 40 per
cent on the first $50 and 10 per
cent Of average wages up to $500
q month.
MIR. Benson told reporters at a
Evening star., 1950-01-12
.Conudion Boyhood Home
Visited by Angus Ward
BY the Associated Press

ALVINSTON, Ontario, Jan. IL
Angus Ward, Canadian born Unit
ed States consul-general at Muk-
den, Manchuria, who was released
last month by Chinese Commu-
nists after being held virtual pris-
oner a year. came back to his
boyhood home last night.
Mr.. Ward and his wife travelled
here from Michigan to the home
Of a cousin, Angus Mclean. On
Thursday he plans to go to nearby
London to visit another cousin,
Mrs. James Dean. He was born in
Alvinston.
lets Be Thrifty In 1950-Buy
U. S. Savings Bonds"
Evening star., 1950-01-12
EC,A
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without regarding it as the begin
ming Of q new cycle Of imitation.
Most Of the nations are thus
in I better position to move to-
ward economic integration than
at any time since the end Of the
war;" 1t said.
Resources available to ECA-
both dollars and counterpart
FUNDS should help them in overs
coming those dislocations which
may arise from the progressive
elimination Of barriers to inter-
|national commerce"
The report made it plain the
United Nations does not expect
integration overnight.p-.It fore.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Senate Hearings star1
On Middle Income
Housing Measure
BY Ms Asseeiotsd Pres,

= President Truman's request for
moderate income" housing came
up to its first test today before
the Senate Banking Committee.
Speaking out in advance Of the
hearings, Senator Cain, Repub-
lican.T Of Washington said he had
. lot Of searching questions" to
ask Of Raymond M. Foley, direc-
tor Of the Housing and Home
Finance Agency. the first witness.
Senator Cain told a reporter
that he particularly wants to ex-
anime the cooperative features
Of the bill to determine whether
it is Offering advantages to group
societies that will not be available
to individual home owners"
= The bill providing for construc-
ton of housing for middle income
groups was introduced by Chair
man Maybank. It would set up q
program for the purchase Of mod
erately priced housing by Coop
eratives.
The Maybank bill, rejecting the
views Of the administration. was
introduced as a substituts for q
measure offered last session by
Senator Sparkman, Democrat, Of
Alabama, q member Of the COM
mittee.
Senator Sparkman's bill would
have provided for $1,000, 900 900
In direct Federal loans to CO.
operatives.
Senator Maybank said his bill
would make 1t possible to carry
out the program through the in
vestment Of private capital, on a
long-term basis and at q low rate
Of interest thus eliminating the
V necessity for direct Federal loans >.
Senator Sparkman has said the
substitute is satisfactory to him.
Senator Maybank's bill also
would:
/. Authorize the Housing and
Home Finance Administrator to
make preliminary advances Of
funds TO housing co-operatives
and non-proflt housing corpora
tions to assist Ia formulation Of
projects. A revolving fund Of
$4,000, 900 would be set UP for
the purpose.
z. Establish under the super
vision Of the housing and home
finance administrator . Mixed
ownership corporation known as
the National Mortgage Corp. for
Housing Co-operatives.
Senator Maryland yesterday In
troduced supplemental legislation
designed to speed up construction
Of rental homes for the middle
income group.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
10 More Moloys Held
In SIaying Of Governor
Ax tha A,soeicfsd Prass


SINGAPORE, Jan. 12.-Ten
Malays were ordered today to
stand trial on murder conspiracy
charges in connection with the
killing last month Of Duncan
Stewart, British Governor OF
Sarawak.
Two young Malays have been
sentenced to death for fatally
stabbing Mr.. Stewart at Sibu.
Sarawak. At a preliminary hear
ing In Sibu today 10 other Malays
were accused Of being accom-
plices by conspiring against Mr.
Stewart.
The government accused the 10
Of being members Of band which
was formed to assaSsinate British
and Sarawak officials.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
'No-Credif Notice Posted
For Convicted Gamblers
Iy me Assssistsd Rfsss

BALTIMORE. Jan. 12.-Judse
Michael J. Manley yesterday post
Cd . "no-credit" notice In Crimi-
nal Court for the benefit Of con-
victed bookmakers and numbers
writer's,
They'll have to pay cash on the
spot or go to jail.
It has been q custom to allow
the gamblers week to pay their
fines after they were convicted
They were released meantime IL
custody Of their attorneys.
II see no reason, said Judge
Manley, why the court should
extend any special courtesy to
people in the numbers and gam
bling business" !
Evening star., 1950-01-12

saw the need for limited objec-
tives to begin with. such as ma
tions joining together in small
economic groups first and later
emerging into one giant trading
area.
In looking over Europe's eco
nomic comeback, it found these
two dark spots for the three
month period ending September
80:
/. Although agricultural output
is near prewar levels. it is not up
to the hoped-for goals.
2. The response OF American
businessmen to ECA-sponsored
investment opportunities has
been disappointing"
Evening star., 1950-01-12

j press conference prior to his talk
that social security legislation, as
now on the books. "has not hurt
our business" but that looking
ahead "the whole fight is going
to be over subsistence level"
Evening star., 1950-01-12

anced defense force In Europe
could be borrowed.
8. New production. This source
would be used also to replace
whatever stocks were taken from
war reserves.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
SITUATIONS MEN

CHEF, COOK. colored; years Of ex-
perience. HU. 1889. -
COLLEGE GRAD, out of town, B. A.
fine arts, commercial art study, vet
eran. married, age 80, desires posi-
tion in some field; year sales expert
ence, Phone MA. 1920, Ext. 316,
between $40 am, SO pm.
COMB. METAL MAN AND PAINTER
wishes job with leadership or clean
up-to-date shop. HENRY s. FOUND,
HU: 3779. 226S Cathedral ave NV. I.
ASSISTANT-Expe
sales. collections, correspondence
accounting: Ex. $3.50, JONES. %
NIGHT WATCHMAN, white, age 54,
good physical condition: references;
non drinker. Sligo 9633. So
colored. registered.
D. c. exp, full or part-time. MI.
PORTER AND ELEVATOR OPERATOR
-Middle-age col. man wishes lob;
DRIVER, chauffeur, porter:
reliable colored man: exper., ref.
-HU. 1922.
white. %, desires work
under GI, bill; would like to become
auto mechanic; good steady worker.
Ii. 6-1594. IS
Evening star., 1950-02-07
SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic lcont.

KITCHEN HELP WORK WANTED
Exper., refs. if required. HI. 5S28.
LADY colored, wishes light house
work or taking care of children; good
refs. Call Silver Spring 0692.
or part-!Ime JOB; Best local refer,
WOMAN, colored. wants 5-day week
light laundry; help with cooking
no Sunday. HU. 1853.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
Mon Tues. Wed; and Friday; good
clean . fov wGFkeF; Et1Ti ref reference. AT 200
WOMAN. AhaNl. White, age So, Ink, nc
IIanadsy' Iambia si5a sm. salary; live in' C. Co
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, neat, hon
cook, gh.w,, light laundry. Box
NEAT. reliable colored woman, wants
D days work; baby care or g.h.w.
good references. AK. 40S1.
NEAT AND RELIABLE girl wants
Call TU. 1895 anytime.
ExPERIENCED WOMAN would like
to have days work. Shurs. anc
Sat: AID. 663S after T pan.
GOOD LAUNDRESS would like worl
By bye day in Maryland area. DU
2 GIRLS, colored, desire work as bab,
sitters. AID. 7l35, TR. 0990.
COLORED GIRL wishes work in pvt
home, g.h.w., hotel TR. 1852. s.
COLORED WOMAN wants ghw.
stay in. DU. 0523.
COLORED WOMAN desires g.hw.
3 days wk., references. AID. 2573
work FIR. 7415.
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h,w.
Tor small, employed family. Ii. 3.
coIoREp sas5i WOMAN wants two days
work. Phone FIR. 1126. 81
C0LORED WOMAN, gh.w., work {
days. 8 hrs: ref DU. O962
COLORED WOMAN wants cleaning
ONCE or days work. FIR. 0075, ask
for DAVIS.
Evening star., 1950-02-07
MIScl. FOR SALE Cont }

oEFEcE dasE oba]It bFgRNITURE: IT,. TeeOnditiOnss
ORGAN. Estey.l = eiectronic. tiSfti' single
manual, beautiful orsan tone, excel.
cond.; fully guaranteed, S7a5. Suit
PAINT-Base paint, fiat wall and
primer; So gal. in l0-gal. lots.
l. S. TgROYER, Bethesda. Md.
Phone WI. 6622.
PH0NoGRAPH RECORDS - Victor.
Gora Peeords Recsn snd cfB2 sBnms and nopus se
and. classical. Sheet music. LsrgS
stock. SPRING VALLEY ELECTRIC
SHOP. 1905 Mass. ave. NV. EN-.
fsASo' sss' oR ggriEhs Isss very good condition. Sa
PIANO, Acrosonic spinet and consols
models. built by Baldwin; embodfes
features of small grands and up-
aeton ash fT TesHntant TT tone
case designs in mahogany, walnut,
ebony. light oak and maple finish.
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. 925
G NV. Established 1879.
PIAN0s--1deal for the beginner.
small size spinets, reduced to Sl95;
1880 G st. NV. 10
PIANOS-Before you make your final
selection of any piano, it would be
to your advantage to visit CAMP
complete display of spinets, con-
soles and grand pianos. Only at
CAMPBELL'S are you able to ccm-
pare other pianos with the Stein
way, the finest piano made. Prices
to meet your budget. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., HOS G st. NV, DI.
PIANos-come in and see the beau
o1 6iu dsaaS kmSa Sa SSasGsttf km6. planes now
the only Instrument that is entirely
made in its own factory. For over
92 years this, wonderful piano has
been m made under the sole supervision
Is to build piano, as fine as it can
be built. compared with others Of
equivalent size and type. Terms
5adge @sy be to MUsc msft SS9s co
PIANos-You may rent any piano
from our complete stock of Steinway.
Sohmer. Kimball, Gulbransen and
may be applied to the purchase
price at later date. The rentals
start as low as $3.50 per mo. plus
hauling charges. Come in and let
US explain this ideal way for you
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO, 5ioS 6
st. NV, DI. S464, III
PIANOS, better grade. new and used
splnet AND console models GncIud-
Steinway and Knabe grand pianos,
in medium uprights; all reasonably
priced. COLONIAL PIANO Co, 637
D st. NV, MA 4S70 10
PIANoS-Brand new Lester Betsy
Ross pianos. $50 deposit, $40 month.
ly. PIANO MART, 1015 7th st. nw..
ST. $500. 10
PIANOS-After Christmas inventory
bargains in floor SAMPLES. AL sold az
tees. spinets and consoles, full key
boards, In choice of woods. mahog-
any, ebony, biSque. and bleached ma
hoxany., VIII accept your old piano
on trade. Long term payments II
desired. LUBAR, INC, 1900 G st.
PIANOS-Governme employe, menu
bers Of the armed services, ETC., can
save UP to 300 on new standard
make pianos by arranging their A.
nanclng through credit associations,
banks, or service financing organza-
5000. THE PIANO MART. lois 7th
PIANOS-we have a few very GOOD
values in used and floor sample spin
cts and consoles of good makes.
Prices from S295 up. JORDAN PIANO
Co. SoG coGner 18th g. Gs sts. NV,
PIANoswFor only s25 down we will
in your home. Choice of several
good makes: Lester Betsy Ross.
Huntington: F; S; Gable. Winter q
CO. oSoG corner 18th g. G sts. nnoow'
Evening star., 1950-02-07
HELP WOMEN (cont. J

SECRETARY, / 1-girl office, NATIONAL
MOTION PICTURE CO.; young. at
tractive, salary open. Call DI. 0611.
SECRETARY -sTENoGRAPHER, book
keeping knowledge 5-day week.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Ad-
vertisine agency needs experienced
secretary-stenosrapher, age 20-3o;
ures; permanent position, advance
ment, good starting salary: down
town location; five-day, 40-hour
week; Phone DI. 1400 for appt.
SECRETARY-STE young,
tant than experience; permanent po-
sition with established law firm: ex-
cellent conditions, interesting work.
Telephone DI. S747. -
SECRETARY-STENO., under 35, as
sistant to executive head of small
required; personable. with capacity
for, assuming re possibility; inter-
esting; 5-day week; permanent.
Start S2.40O. Cali DE. 1850. -
sTENoGRAPHER and general office
pany; 5-!day week and other bene-
fits; intelligent beginner considered
Apply JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1887 De
sTESoGRAPHERAatl6nsi TfEiSS Il PM M i5ss publea-
tion requires rapid accurate stenog-
rapher. under 80: assist busy execu-
tive; 5-day week, vacation, insur-
ance, disqualification, Advancement;
good starting salary. EX. 5343. =
STENOGRAPHER, capable for gen.
office work; transcribing by Edi-
phone; perm. position; 5-day. wk.;
sal. dependent on exp; age under 80
pref. CECO STEEL PRODUCTS
CORP. MA. 5SI4. -
STENOGRAPHER General office
work; Protestant; 5-day week. State
experience, age, salary expected,
and telephone number. Box 124-T,
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. }

CARPENTRY and general repair;
no overhead, no job too small; i'm
mediate attention given. Call TIE.
057S anytime Sun, weekdays after
CARPENTRY-Attic finished, recrea
tion rooms, porches inclosed, stair
ways, dormer windows, residential
or commercial. j. E. HENDRICKS
.RpENTRY. rec. rms. incl porches.
storm sash, cabinets, store shelly. etc
LAWRENCE. RA 9703. TU 1871
CELLAR OR WALLS WET? Masonry
poor? Roof leak? Expert work; low
price. MR.. NEVINS, Ii. 7-S209.-16
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electri-
cally razor-kleened or no charge
ROTO-ROOTER. Phone RA. SSSS
anv day. any night.
ELECTRICAL INSTALL, repairs, re-
wiring stores, homes, f1uoreScent
fixtures. Licensed contractor. RA
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations
prompt. courteous, guaranteed serv-
FLOORS sanoed and finished; lino-
leum and tile furn. and installed
TAYLOR FLOOR SERV., WA. 1129
FLOOR SERVICE. day or night
Floors laid wood asphalt. rubber
linoleum. Sanding. finishing. clean
ing. W. B. FLOOR CO. 81. 6O53
Evening star., 1950-02-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAY WORK or part time. wanted by
colored woman, Mon, Wed. Thurs.
MI; 3074, IL until 10. ESTHER
BRYANT.
G.H.W.,. neat colored girl. would like
some days work Ii. 3-746O.
G.H.W., colored lady, Al ref. wishes
work for Tuesday. Wednesday, Fri
day. MI. 7942.. :.
GIRL, colored, Just out of high
school, desires Job as mothers help
er or child care: willing to learn
GIRL, colored, exper., laundress and
cleaner, wants days work or part
time work, g.h.w. ia. 1878.
GIRL, colored, wants days work or
part-time Job; no cooking: ref. and
exper. Call TR. 1890.
GIRL, desires general housework,
care of children: 5 days wk. Refer
ences. Ii. 7-3690.
GIRL, colored. g.h.w., by the day or
part time. References. AID. 1892.
B
GIRL desires work cooking or g.h.w.,
from 9 thru dinner. City reference
HO, 64pb,
Evening star., 1950-02-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CENSUS CLERK EXAM. - Prepare
test 81; Is elsEk, I as Gs71 l., THROUGH Gs,4
Evans =, =, Bldgio 1920 New York ave
eS; touch tipping, bookkeeping, busi-
ness administration. Start today
new classes. Inquire BOYD SCHOOL
700 18th. cor G. MA. 2340.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV
PIANO & Beginners, adv, classical
popular. Free guest lesson. N. Y
SCHOOL OF MODERN MUSIC, $40
18th NV. ST. 6064, CO. 1853. =
PIANO-PEG MCINTYRE. Trained al
VaSsar; specially beginners; children
If r YOU QUAR- ARE MGcHLANlIIcALLY mind.
ed, talk to us about your future
Our complete. thorough course ir
dental technology qualities you fol
an interesting career in this field
Kerpel School is Endorsed by one Of
the Nations leading dental techni,
Grams. This is the only dental tech.
nology school in this area. Fret
placement upon graduation. Call q
come in for further information
TEcHdgSoLoGY. $50 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1950-02-07
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1S45 4th ST. NE.

SOLICITORS-Ladies who have had
fo2 70 1Pe9 20 new Nv
and around Washington; liberal rate
of commission, transportation fur
nished. Call JU. 1878 for per-
TELEPHONE CONTACT GIRL, pleas
ing voice and good education. know
ledge of typing: no experience re-
quired; salary S175 per mo-; 512-day
week. See MR.. FRANK, room 436,
Standard Oil Bldg. 261 Constitution
TYPIsT. not over 35. with some
knowledge of bookkeeping, for en-
ployment in insurance office: perma-
nept; 5-day week. Apply LONG &
SURRReY,'o 22l Barr Bldg.' or call
TYfrsTWExperienced; Nf; Sat. morn
bemarle ST.. with phone. Box 121-
T1pIsT 4 sT7f for 1BM, psM in advertising
%apk dsp IS of varied wssfs and news Tvs
teresting. 5-day. 40-hr; week; lib
eral sick. and vacation leave, other
employe benefits. Call s:30-5, Mon.-
rXpis ETiii P1 2a2o. Ext 26l. l ,nt.ro.tinu g
position in fire and casualty office.
Apply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL,
S12 Woodward Bldg. -
TYPIST-CLERK, rapid, accurate, 81
30 yrs, 5la day wk.; opportunity for
advancement. No phone calls. Ap-
ply 2-3 pm. SMITH STORAGE CO.,
1913 U st. NV. 3
T-STENOGRAPHER. also MINI
eograph work: about 4 hrs. day.
WAITRESS, white. experienced Apply
in person, KANE'S RESTAURANT,
04o2 Georgia ave. NV. g
WAITRESS, night work, must be
sober and thoroughly exper; no
phone calls please. ST. REGIS BAR
& GRILL, 1113 Pa. ave. NV. IS
WAITRESS for liquor restaurant; ex-
perienced, for night work; good
RESTAURANT, 6l5 D st. NV.
WAITRESS WANTED; no Sundays;
day work RAYS SANDWICH SHOP,
S19 18th st. NV. .
WAITRESSES-OnIy exper. need ap-
ply; for exclusive night club. inter-
views bet. 5 and 6 pm. 1920 Ver-
mont ave. NV. 3
MATTRESSES, attractive and ex-
perienced young women between
the ages of 81 and 40, interested
in waitress and counter work. Ex-
cellent working condition in new
shop. Salary plus tips. Apply
between the hours of 2 and 5.
HERMAN'S, 62l Penna. ave. NV.
mo phone calls 10