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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
Chenowe+h Farm
In Photo Quiz

Wilbur Foreman has icenti-
fled the farm appearing in the
Lucky Farmer Photo Quiz this
week as the farm where he and
his family have lived the last
81 years. 1t is the Mrs. Rea
chenoweth farm, seven miles
south Of London on Route Sc.
1--WE have four generations
living there" said Mr.. Fore
man, whose father, William
Foreman, age ~, makes his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Fore
man. They have three children,
one son, Robert who lives with
his family in the tenant house; /;
and two daughters, Susanna
and Macy Lou.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
PLANE DROPS TANK
EAST or LONDON

A large auxiliary gasoline tank
was recently dropped from a high
flying airplane onto the Byers
Adair land on the Lower Glade
Road, six miles east OF London.
Locol authorities who radioed
various airports were unable to
learn the home base OF the plane.
The tank landed in a badly dam
aged condition in an alfalfa field.
Residents of the area reported
seeing a large plane flying east
wardly at a high altitude one day
last week. and believed the tank
was dropped from that plane.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
OCTOBER DRAFT
SIX FOR COUNTY

Madison County's October draft
call will be for six men, accord
ing to figures released today by
Selective Service Headquarters.
COLUMBUS, o.. AUG. 23-tH1
State selective Service headquar-
ters today issued an October in
duction call for 3,061 men.
This is the largest Ohio call
since February, when 5,648 men
were called for induction. Septeni-
ber's total was 2,550.
Other counties: Champaign 9.
Fayette 8. Greene Is, Pickaway
9, Union 7.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
Endorsed For
Postmaster

G. G. Schlechty, London, has
been indorsed by the Madison
County Democratic Executive
Committee for postmaster of Lon
don.
He has served as acting post
master since the retirement of
DR.. F. E. holland. last September
/. DR.. holland, a London dentist,
had been postmaster Is years.
In the recent civil service exam
ination for the position of post
master, Mr.. Schlechty is under
stood to have placed first.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
FlREMEN CALLED

The London Fire Department
made a run to the Madison Coun-
ty Fair grounds Wednesday after
ternoon to extinguish small
blaze under the grandstand.
Chief Dilwyn Andrews and Capt.
Charles Mercer, on the truck re-
ported no damage.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
ELECTED DIRECTOR

Cary B. Holycross, Plain City,
Ohio has been elected as men,
Der of the Board of Directors of
the Ohio Chapter of the National
Association of Postmasters, repre-
senting the Seventh Congressional
District. He is also Director of
Madison County
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
Shively's Horse
Takes Feature

w. NJ. (Doc.) McMliIen, vet
. eran London driver, brought
Gilbert Shiveiy's Widower cy-
rus home In 2:06 3-5 Wednes-
day to capture the $1,000 free
for-all pace. feature event Of
the three-race card at the Mad
ison County Fair. (See results
page 1o.)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
1appY SeWerS,

1eh y-StOkeS SHdppy sewers,
Undergarments- Janet Reed-H.-
MSS; Joyce Williams Lucky Clo-
yer, Sr.; Joan Boss-This Is My
Best; Neomi Fells-Be Square.
Tailored Dorothy Ann Dunkie
Busy Bee, Sr.; Barbara CLANCY.
Lucky Clover, Sr.; Ruth Cushman,
Rosedale Stitch and Shatter; Dor
is Gordon-Canaan Premium Stri-
vers.
Dress Up Dress Mary Lee
Brown-Rusy Bee, Sr.; Sally Lewis
-Siesta Siete; Shirley Kennedy-Si-
esta Siete; Jean Laird Be Square
Complete Costume-Gale Smith
Canaan Premium Strivers: Sue
Gordon, Busy Bee, Sr.; Elizabeth
Beach-Lucky Clover. Sr.; Eileen
Overturf, Be Square.
4-H Baking Award Eileen Boer-
ger. Clothing Judging Contest
first Ann Rutledge-Siesta Siete;
Joyce Williams-Lucky Glover, ST.
Valetta Robinson, Jolly Rangers,
Sr.; Ruthie CushTnan-R -Rosedale
Stitch and Cook; Carolyn Garrett
Lucky Glover, ST.. Safety Talk
Winner Ruth Cushman, Stitch and
Chatter.
Overall Nutrition Award Eileen
Boerger, Rosedale Stitch and
Chatter; Frozen Foods-Mary Lee
Brown. Busy Bee. Sr.; Food Pres
ervation-Janet Reed, HM.S.S.;
Meal Preparation Linda Peck, Jol-
~ Rangers, Sr.-Baking- Eileen
Boerger, Rosedale Stitch and
Chatter.
4-H Home Furnishings Award
Dolores Phillips, Canaan Premium
Strivers. Food Judging contest
First-Nancy Hanscel. Canaan
Premium Strivers; second Ruthie
Cushman, Rosedale Cook and
Stitch: third Helen Boerger, Rose
dale Cook and Stitch; fourth Mar
garet Brown Busy Bee. Sr; fifth
Linda Peck, Jolly Rangers, Sr.
Patty Houck of Rosedale had
the grand champion sVer all
breeds, and also champion and
reserve champion angus steer. Da-
vid Smith, Route /, London, won
the beef showmanship award.
Woodworking David Nicholson
from Mt. Sterling, First.
Ted Hankins from Sedalia had
first place Individual market pig.
and also exhibited the grand
champion market hog.
Larry Rothwell had first place
in the pen of three from the Sow
and Litter class.
Paul Sullivan, Route 3. London
won the first place pen Of three
market hogs.
Bob Smith from South Solon
won the Junior Swine Snowman
ship: Larry Rothwell, Route 2.
London, won the Senior Swine
Showmanship; Bill Sifrit. Route
A London, exhibited the first
place spotted poland china git:
Harold Jones, Route !, London.
exhibited the first place Poland
China gilt: Margaret Ann Brown.
r. 4, London, had first place Berk-
shire gilt: Bert Laird. r. 2, Lon
don, first place Yorkshire gilt
Tony Dorsey, first place Duroc
gilt: Dick Ray. r. 3, Mt. Sterling,
first place Hampshire gilt; Jake
Scheiderer first place Chester
White gilt
Jay Straley. r. 2. Plain City.
exhibited theN champion Hereford
steer and Reserve Champion over
all breeds.
Gary Peart, r. l, South Vienna
had reserve champion Hereford
steer; Eileen Overturf had champ
ion Shorthorn steer and Norman
Dorm, Sedalia, exhibited reserve
champion Shorthorn steer.
Ed Vallery, r. /. London had
champion angus heifer; Gary
Peart, had reserve champion an
gus heifer: Jay Straley had cham
ion hereford heifer and Joan
Boss from Mt Sterling had re-
serve champion hereford heifer.
Johnny Overturf had champion
and reserve champion Shorthorn
heifer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
HOPE SLIGHT FOR TALKS
RESuMING ON ARMISTICE
Rx Nate Polowetzkx

AOEA w. AONsy AZ A~ OANS
a tiny ray of hope remained today
Korean truce talks might be re-
Sumed.
If they break down completely,
the United Nations ground COM
mander said his troops will go
back to fighting with hate and
eagerness.
I'VE feel very confident we can
whip the enemy in the present
battle area" Gen. James A. Van
Fleet said at his Eighth Army
headquarters.
The u. N. command in Tokyo
had not abandoned all hope for
the arnistice talks.
Officers searched through a
new message from top communists
for an indication they might want
to resume the Kaesong armistice
talks which they broke off abrup-
tly Thursday. 1t was in this harsh
ly worded message they found a
ray of hope.
The message was from Kim III
Sung, north Korean premier and
supreme commander, and Gen.
Peng Teh Hual, commander of
Chinese troops in Korea. 1t was
addressed to Gen. Matthew B.
Ridgkay, top U. N. commander.
The protest, formally adjourn
ing negotiations, was based on
the charge an allied plane bombed
Kaesong, narrowly missing red
truce delegates charge dubbed
by President Truman 5s new
communist masquerade" contain
ing mo truth
The message said:
1T is our hope that the arnis-
tice negotiations will proceed
smoothly and that a just and rea-
sonable agreement acceptable to
both sides will be reached"
But, it continued, because of
1.-The deliberately murderous
bombing" the Reds declared "the
meeting adjourned as from August
23rd' to wait for Ridgway ito
take responsible action with re-
gard to this. serious provocation
by your side"
The message closed:
we lodge our serious protest
with you before the eyes of all
just people throughout the world
and await your satisfactory an
swer."
This request for a satisfactory
answer caught the eye Of some
officials ir Tokyo.
These officials reasoned il Kim
and Peng meant to end the talks
completely, they would not have
requested reply. Instead they
would have stood on the original
statement by their liaison officer
that negotiations were ''off from
row on"
The wording was intended to
put the next move up to Ridge
way.
Top u. N. command officials
made no comment on what Ridg-
way might do.
Some observers said there seem.
ed almost no way the u. N. com
mander could give a satisfactory
answer" to the reds on the Incl
dent which he already has called
"a frame-up, staged from first to
last.
The communists must be well
aware of this, these observers
said. In their view, the message
of Kim and Peng would be merely
another devious step designed to
place responsibility for the coll
apse of truce talks on the u. N
command.
If there is permanent break
down, news dispatches from I'm.
tied Nations in New York sale
the u. NJ assembly may have q
try at settling the Korean impasse
The next regular assembly session
starts in Paris Nov.
An information bulletin releas
cd by u. NJ Command Headquar,
tcrs described the communists
charges as IAN attempt to wir
back some of the face lost by theil
own blunders"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Della Bradley. 81 South
Union Street. entered Mt. Car
mel Hospital Monday for treat
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
Associated Press

Full Associated Press lens-
ed wire service for ssuse. NO.
sionoI and world news. The
Associcfed Press is entitled
exclusively TO use oil Ioeol
news in fhis newspaper.
TELEPHONE 81 or az
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-24
Weather

Highest temperature in fhe
middle or upper 7o's north.
and low SOS south portion.
Fnir tenighf. Lowest In fhe
middle or upper SOS. Safur-
dcy some eloudiness end
little werner.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

Above, WiIlo strikes an ortis-
tic pose. At right. she per-
forms O backward jump, one
of the most difficult tricks in
woter skiing. She is sold to
be the only girl in the world
to do this feot.
METRO GROUP PHOTOS BY DICK POPE
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP WOMEN
Real ESTATE Salesladies

Get in to this fascinating business
sell in Md. learn the quick way in
the field with an exper. agent. Free
morning classes being conducted q,
91I7 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring
Drawing. account against earned
commissions. II you tn think IrSo you !; car I;
quickly. call Mr.. Bryer,- cox a. co,
RE. 1913, 81. 0775. UN. 1876. - /
neI ofe. poToac iSe E sfP RessSa RdcY
Observation-Disclosures. refined,
intelligent. capable meeting public.
handle detail: some sales exp: OPP
portunity career in photography;
perm. LLoYD'S, 1888 Conn. ave.
RECEPTIONIST. 1895: daytime, also
lie, hostess or sales experience; ex-
REToUCnER: EXPERIENCED. to
work in Silver Spring. Nday wk.
CARROLL STUDIO. SH. 0a9o. y
ROOMING HOUSE MANAGER, expe-
rienced. in Northwest section: ref
erence required. Apply in person,
End foor, 1916 l. st. NV between
SALES GIRL, 30 to 40 yrs. approx.
Xmas employment; no exper. nee.
The GIFT STALL. 18th and X SITS.
sALEsGIRL i, !; G to work in drugstore, : F
sALEsGIRL. for greeting card dept.
full or part time. Apply WILLIAM
BALLANTYNE & SONS. l42l F st
sALEsGIRLs, neat appearance; we
will teach you to sell coats and
dresses: GOOD pay while learning
E1SEMAN' S. 60l 1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
SHOE SALESWOMEN
EXPERIENCED.
PERMANENT POSITION
WITH EXCELLENT SALARY
AND COMMISSION
HAHN SHOE STORES
14th AND G SITS. NV.

SHORT ORDER and counter girl.
colored. Honest, and neat-appear-
ing; Refs; Apply II32 5th st. Sc;
SILK FINIsHERS, experienced; good
sRRf RRff Tsseilf9 IocAfnR cs saperienasd SA only
full or part time to work In store:
day or evening. MR.. JOSEPH. no
sTRNoGRAPHER :fe q RiT; for real estate Of
fice; 5-day week. ROSS g. PHELPS.
sTENoGfaphnR1Esperienced. 1HSo if11 X 1. nps resi-
dent Of Mt: Rainier, HyattsVille area
preferred, Excellent salary and work
ing conditions, paid vacation. GOOD
BROTHERS. INC. 3So1 37th place,
sFESoGRspMaR RTsn5TGes Ma oa see4etary 4aeq inter
esting position for Young woman;
s9lyASix sSaf Hftk dFFg9HousD AFRFg9E Il : fiahs fhNs
lilo N Y: ave. NV. .-26
STENOGRAPHER-Permanent posi-
Work Sn f05 bag SGman Week 7s assraass dSsFssd
many employe benefits. PRuDEN-
TIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMER
ICA. Suite 5l4.- Washington Bldg,
2th and Maw York aye. aye. NV; III =
town office. MA, 6l3S. 90
STENOGRAPHER for law Office rapid,
accurate: know electric typewriter;
good appearance: 5-day week: short
hours; SO week. Box 3l1-V. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, immediate OPEN
ing, 5-day wk., excel, salary. air
cond. ofice; opportunity for ad-
vancement; cafeteria in bldg; hrs.
$50 to 430. Call MR.. WEYANT,
ME. 1900. ---22
STENOGRAPHERS - Limited expert
ence will be accepted; 5-day. 40.
PICTURES. 1909 N. j. ave. n.w.--3
STENOGRAPHER, knowledge. OF gen
eral office procedure helpful; 35-hr:
week. vacation, holiday pay: good
working conditions. Call J. A. Pc
TERSON. HU. 5000. after 3 Am.
STENOGRAPHER - Must be good:
pleasant work in radio engineering
Office: 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Call Dl.
121A for interview
Evening star., 1951-10-21
SALESLADIES

6 NEEDED. SELLING
E PER IENCE RE-
QUIRED. EXCELLENT
0 P P O r T u N I T Y
TO MAKE BIG MONEY
SELLING TR AFFIC c.
APPLIANCES A N D
SMALL RADIOS WITH
LARGE CHAIN OR
GANIZATION. NO OUT
SIDE SELLING. SAL
AIRY AND COMMIS-
SION PAID.
ASK FOR MR.. KELLER
8l6 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP WOMEN

NURSES, registered. for positions in
new modern addition Of 235-bed
general hosuitai located three miles
from Washington, d. c.; starting
salary, S215 per month and one
meal, with SIS differential for 4-l2
shift and $40 differential for 1873
shift: 7h-hour working day; other
dement's include free disqualification
insurance, paid annual and sick
leave, and holidays or equivalent;
living accolumoda tions available. Ap-
ply to Director of Nurses. PRINCE
GEORGES GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Cheverly. Nd. I'll
NURSE, white. hospital grad, general
duty; day work; days. Salary.
S235 start. MI. 400.
NURSERY SCHOOL requires woman
experienced with children; salary
and room and board included. Box
343-J. Star. -2l
oFFiCE CLERK. filing and typing;
approximately 30-hr. wk. CARRIER
DRUG, 6S22 Wisconsin ave. Call
Miss InZunnne OIL MN
Evening star., 1951-10-21
WAITRESS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY :.
We invite you to train with us; If
you enjoy working with the public
we can offer you immediate employ
ment as a waitress In one of our Dis
trict, Md. or Va. restaurants. Day
or night shifts; salary plus excel
lent tips, meals and uniforms fur
nished; employment benefits include
paid vacation. sick leave, insurance
and disqualification.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPE, INC.
1724 H ST. NV. No Phone Calls
Evening star., 1951-10-21

SALESLADIES with DRUGSTORE expert
ence. Good pay and commissions.
Of nights Sats. Sundays and holl-
days ALBANY PHARMACY. 18th
and H StS. NV III
SALESLADIES, salary and commission.
Apply at the TALL APPAREL. .3S
18th st. NV. -21
SALESLADIES, part time, Thursdays,
: to 9. Saturdays all day. experience
in ladies' apparel required: 81 per
hour plus liberal commission. THE
PRINCESS SHOP, 1l0S r st. NV.
SALESLADIES for our coat and dress
department You can earn better
than $50 wkly. EISEMAN'S. SOL
SALESLADIES, full or part time:
pleasant work, experience not essen
tial: part-time hours. II am. TO
3 pm. Liberal discount on pur-
chases. Apply manager GARRl-
SONS TOY d. NOVELTY CO.. 12l5
Il st ~
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP WOMEN

sECY. .-STENO, experienced, for per-
snrance ONCE : in Rockville, Md.
Neatness and accuracy and pride
in work important. Excellent hours,
working conditions and starGnG
salary for qualified person. Write
tn Boy l7n-X Star --21
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS WANTED - CASANOVA
RESsT5AHEANr. RE- AYR 1909 18th st. tn NV
WAITRESS. white, hrs, Alp pm no
HAAN RESTAURANT, 1882 3ethI
wxITREss VA niTE for restaurant. exrer.
and reliable; good wages. Apply
wT3aiTTRhEss;Es,~ TaiGT Il ss; a,~' white. experienced.
Part IN tine 80 tsI1;sims s,fVRF f91n
!. sEsTAbjRANT. II $3.50 Gee 'Georsis iIs ave-,
Girl, 1coloredo attractive, for radio
shop; duties will be answering tele-
phone and keep records. Apply MR..
DUNN. 800 NJ st. NV. Call MI.
GGRLs, Gs 1896. to take candid pic
IptsFsSt,nf ltgsga S9r5 s2e nssk CO &
st. NV, RE. 0950. -,
GIRLS-We will train you for Natl.
Cash Reg posting machine or
iewelry salesgirls: full pay and COM
mission while learning. Joe Tash,
NEW YORK JEWELRY, 7l9 9TH
GIRLS. white. for clerical work; also
edge for large wholesale concern;
5-day week: permanent position;
benefits. Apply 112l 9th st. NV,
GIRLS. white. for stockroom of large
wholesale house; 5-day week: per-
manent position. Apply 1i21 9Th
GIRL for part time. temporary. sell
ins in small Office. call Ma. 1929
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP WOMEN

SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
Fifth Ave. N. Y. firm desires women
to sell dresses. suits. lingerie. Seen
Vogue" ''Mademoiselle. Good COM
missions Write. MODERN MANNER.
260AN Fifth ave, New York.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP WOMEN
SALESLADIES (2)

Far exclusive specialty shop; ex-
perienced preferred; accessories,
fine lingerie. robes: excellent earn
ings. Apply all week. No telephone
JEAN MATOU
fvnpn of M CT NJ w 90
Evening star., 1951-10-21
WATTR.ESSES

Closed Sunday. IRVIN'S RESTAU-
RANT. I'll 18th st. NV. ~
for exclusive res
taurant. S35 per wk.. breakfast,
and tips. Call GREAT MILLS
Patuxent, Md, al
3, white, exper., for
the GONDoLIER RESTAURANT.
1900 Columbia pike, Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9S62. --23
WAIThEssEs;r .g1n yh,ts .nr exPsF APPlg sts
and 3 sts. NV. 10 an. to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
MATTRESSES

Jobs open in better restaurants. day
or night hours; no placement fee.
Apply 2003 Eye st. NV. WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
VISITING NURSE

AoA = AAN ~ AN ~ AVA~A@
Full-time employment for registered
nurse to work 5-day. 40-hour week.
Some experience in industrial or
public health nursing helpful. Must
own automobile and be familiar with
d. c. area. Paid vacation, group
insurance and other employe bene-
fits available. GIVE complete in
formation on experience, age, mari
tai status and salary expected. Box
17f-V. Star. -25
WAITRESS, white, local references.
SAND BAR RESTAURANT, liza
wAiTRESS, white, experienced. Ap-
ply in person. LIDO RESTAURANT,
wiSTRfss piS aEth st 6o,,v nv 4 70 20 uidns9bt
Sundays of. Good pay and tips.
Only steady workers need apply
CAPITAL GARDENS CAFE, 23s End
WAITRESS. white. with night club
steady; good earnings: vacation with
pay. MAYNARDS. 1903 14th st.
WAITRESS, white. mixed drinks and
food. . hrs. per day through lunch;
81 per mr.. meals and tips; closed
Sundays. Also full time. DANNY'S
STEAK HOUSE 2714 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. VI. 9727.
MATTRESSES, salary and good tips.
Apply in person ready for work,
CASABLANCA, 421 11th st. NV;
WAITRESS, white: 10 am. to 6 pm;
off Sun Apply THE SHANTY. iii
Good Hope I'd. Sc. 10
Evening star., 1951-10-21

MOTHERS! Earn Christmas money
several. new OPENINGS earn S2g.S3o
wkly. during school hrs. RE. o.e5s
Evening star., 1951-10-21
SELL CHRISTMAs CARD,

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
No experience necessary; sell on
sight. 40 for 81 with name on. and
higher priced lines, Fl for 81. fea-
ture box: up to 1907 profit Coun-
Write or come in. Room 500.
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
$50 r st NV RE 471R
Evening star., 1951-10-21
LADIES
EASY EXTRA MONEY

Sell Christmas cards to friends,
neighbors. No exper needed Sell
on sight Sample boxes on approval,
Display folders free. Up to l00ee
profit LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
Dept. a, 1016 Filbert St. Phila-
delphia Z. Pa.
WOMEN, white, 1880, for counter
no exper. necessary; $50 vk. plus
meals and vacation. Apply SHOLL s
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. l032
Conn. ave. NV. See Mr.. FajfaI
between 1919 and "A. -22
WOMEN. to sell attractive ribbon
bows on packages High commits
sion. Call ia. 2579. Weekdays.
AID. 74D0. Ext. 519.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

Young lady, white, for permanent
position with an old-established pro-
gressive firm. Must have a knowledge
OF shorthand. with reasonable speed,
will be in Il secretariai and Clerical
capacity. 40-hr. wk.. paid vacations
and other employe benefits. Call MI
Biederman for appointment. Ii.
$4,000.
L. p. sTFUART & BRO. INC.
13S 10Th St NE ~
Evening star., 1951-10-21

exper' pref. but not nee, il intel
ligent; friendly atmosphere in la
dies speciality shop: salary open,
plus commission. MARILYNS. 904
14th st. NV. See Mr.. Heffner.
ready-to- wear; salary plus commits
sion; $50 wk minimum earnings.
JOAN ROBERTS. 100 Conn. at l..
SALESLADY for corsetS and bras
siereS. Experienced preferred. Good
salary and hours. DOR-NE. 3303
14th St, NV. -26
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HELP WoMEk
STENOGRAPHER-S27O

STENOGRAPHER-$270
Permanent position, local once patent
division of nationally known COM
pany. Patent experience helpful but
not essential; 40-hour week, no Sat-
urdays. Liberal employe benefits.
Good stenographic ability essential.
Phone Executive 1850.
operator. secretarial
board. from 40, no Sundays. EN-
BAssY APIS. 1913 Harvard st.
sWfTIICHBoARD OPERATOR. expert
enced; 5h-day wk.. $50: pleasant,
modern Offices. company dement's
paid annual vacation. FOOD FAIR.
2060 West Virginia ave. ne.
kindergarten, for private
school In nearby Arlington. Excel.
So ary. Call Gil. 1300A e-5 pm.
-21
TEACHER OR Ex-TEACHER
Exceptional opportunity for a woman
with. teaching experience. Will also
consider others who have resource
fulness and skill in dealing with
people. Permanent position in child
guidance field. Write. giving expert
encc. phone and remuneration de-
sired to Box 239-X, Star. 23e
TELEPHONISTS (5)
win train for collection work; good
salary. See Mr., Klein. MARVIN S
rDLlT1rrr -yt4 -stl1 Cd :, M
Evening star., 1951-10-21

salary bAy,.r See Mr. Klein, :, MARv1lN's
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for we'll
established furniture store; good
starting salary; vacation with pay
and ose GsneF fHmpsRy aofsE Sens1s HERRMApNpN AppSy
Eth ana Eye Sos nv.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. with at
least / year experience on PIX.
Apply employment ONCE, WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL, 27oo Woodley
TYPIST. part time; professional Of
fice; excellent opportunity. Call RE.
TYPIsTsMPail ;sIi !; snPal time and part time
including. evenings; soc per hr. TO
start; go words per minute re
CURED; t Apply n person n,oto to AAA a,,A
ing. ia 9th street NV. -2l
TYPIsT with shorthand and clerical
work for bldg. material office IN
Alexandria. Va; 6lz days. Gall
r9rrsTsO8hite, 9rrsTsoe8shit permanent: excel.
Good opportunity to advance. Lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
90; Personal interviews between
$50 am. and $40 pm. Person.
mel once. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
ryPisT SPfsI4 fYPisf iEf fnd ssS ns part time
ewes. Add, cards, dir. mail. 81 30,
$40 per l 900. Neat. quick. rapid"
typist. Inter. Sun. pm. or Mon.
4;30-5 pm. sharp. MILLER REAL.
TY; al4 14th NV. Don't phone:
80 W. p. M. statistical experience
TYPisT, part time. Silver Spring
area, from / to 3 pm; prefer some
shorthand but not essential; good
pay; permanent employment. Call
I,,l;,,al S,Ia an 81, a7ol. MR.. KEMP or
TYPIsT-CLERK. 5-day week; small
office; good working conditions. $50
TYPisTecIERk, So $50 year to start
5-day, 40-hour week, typing, speed,
tion and sick leave: interesting work
for motion picture concern. Apply
Room 400. Tower Building. ~l4th
and K sts; NV. Do not nhone. ---?.3
TYPiSTS-CLER permanent posi-
hour week, no Saturdays. MGM
PICTURES. 1909 N. J. ave. NV. i
TYPIST
For permanent position or 3 to 4
mos. temporary basis; white: S-day,
4n-hr. week; many company benefits.
Call Personnel Department. HO
TYPIST
Colored. experience pref but not es-
sential; must be rapid: good salary
steady position, opportunity for ad-
yancement Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING, 703 1th 81. n.w. rs
TYPISTS
Experience not necessary; good start
| ing salary. See Mr.. Klein. MAR
WINS CREDIT, T34 eth st. NV
Evening star., 1951-10-21
JUNIOR CLERK

KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
With IBM alphabetical experience;
permanent work in convenient 10
cation; excellent working conditions;
5-day week, s to 4:30. Please call
for appointment. ST. 4buo. EXl'