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Evening star., 1951-06-26

MJ0. LAOHEWCE QUIT
Miss Dolores Ann Fitzgerald be.
came the bride Of 1t. Laurence
Taylor Scott, A. U. S.. at st
Francis de Sales Church on June
l6. The Rev. Walter Read off,
ciated. assisted by the Rev. Leo j
Coady and the Rev. George G
Gingers.
The bride is the daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence w. Fitz-
gerald Of Takoma Park. The
groom's parents are Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Scott of this city.
After a honeymoon in New
York, the newlyweds will make
their home in Henderson, KY.
while 1t. Scott is stationed al
Camp Breckenridge.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
A Cosmetic Discovery for
Finer-grained Skin
BY MADELINE DIX

miracle in bole You'll you see how new beatify-
ing lotion brings few lis have
grained skn new
Evening star., 1951-06-26

MRS. w. E. BURGESS, Jr. :
st. Michael's Church in Silver
Spring was the scene last evening
of the wedding of Miss Evelyn
Faina and Pvt. William Ernest
Burgess, jr., Father O'Conner Of
ficiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amerigo j. Faina
OF Silver Spring and the bride
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burgess of this city. A reception
was held at the home of the
brides parent.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Klein to Address
.ORT Luncheon

Representative Klein, Democrat
of New York, will be a principal
speaker at the 18th annual mem
bership luncheon of the Washing
ton Region of Women's American
ORT to be held on March 19 al
the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. S. D. Beck has been ap-
pointed donor chairman Of the
event. Committee chairmen as
sisting her will be Mrs. Joseph
Katzman, candy; Mrs. Martin
Weiner, tickets; Mrs. I. S. Saslaw
hostesses; Mrs. Sampson Luftig
journal; Mrs. Abe M. Cohen, mem
bership; Mrs. Abe Lachman, paper
products; Mrs. Max Kessler
prizes; Mrs. Albert Kristall, hose;
and Mrs. Richard Harris, ties.
A valentine dance will be held
by the Hillcrest Chapter of the
Women's American ORT from
$3.50 pm. to midnight tomorrow
at the Naylor Gardens Com
munity House, Thirtieth street
and Naylor road Sc. Mrs. Mar
jorie Lachman is in charge of
arrangements. assisted by Mrs
Mollie Burg, Mrs. Bertha Fishkin
and Mrs. Emile Lallouche.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Admiral Salisbury
To Talk at SupDer

Rear Admiral Stanton w. Sails
bury. Chief of Chaplains of the
United States Navy. .~will speak at
supper to be sponsored by the
Public Affairs Committee of the
YWCA at 6 pm. Sunday at Y
headquarters.
Admiral Salisbury, who served
with the YMCA during World War
I, was stationed on the u. S. S.
Pennsylvania at Pearl Harbor at
the outbreak of World War II. He
will speak on the topic, 1.-THE Gil
mate of Today, or The Year of De-
cision."
Men and women members of the
YWCA's Young Adult Department
will be hosts and hostesses at the
supper. Mrs. Jack Steele is chair
man Of the Public Affairs Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
ICU AIunnue
Plan Tea Sunday

A tea will be given by the Catho-
lie University Alumnae Association
and the senior women Of the uni
versity for alumnae and women
students from 3 to 5 pm. Sunday
in Agnes Regan Hall on the cam
pus.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph B. McAllis-
ter, chaplain of the alumnae asso-
citation, will be guest Of honor.
Mrs. Clara Purcell is chairman
Of arrangements for the tea. As
sisting her are Miss Vivian Barr,
Mrs. Mildred Bennert, Mrs. Will
liam Carrigan, Mrs. Daniel Carroll,
Mrs. Paul Fitzpatrick. Miss Wini-
fred MacNeil, DR.. Bernice Wall
Mcguire, Mrs. Frederick Murphy
and Miss Bernadette Sheehan.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Tell the Girl Friend Frankly
When You Decide to Break Away

than an abrupt break. Maybe it's
like pulling out tooth just little
at time. SO it won't hurt so
much! Anyhow, it worries the
girl, and it is often inconvenient
to you because you are kept out
of circulation.
It's better than the first two
mentioned, but I think you'll do
well to follow the fourth possi-
bility. and simply tell her what's
on your mind. Why can't a fellow
be frank and honest in such a
case? You can merely say that
she's swell girl, but you don't
think it's a good scheme for any
high school students to go steady
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Auxiliary and PTA
Plan Joint Meetinq

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Beth Sholom Congregation and
the Parent Teacher Association
of the Beth Sholom Talmud Torah,
will meet at $3.50 pm. Monday at
the auditorium Of the congrega-
ton, Eighth and Sheppard streets
NV.
A film forum on the subject Of
prejudice - and What to Do
About It." will be conducted with
David A. Brody. member of the
Washington Council Of the Anti
Defamation League OF B'nai
Birth, as the guest speaker.
Mrs. Isadore Feldman is presi-
dent of the auxiliary and Mrs.
Samuel Lenkin heads the PTA.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Modern MARRIAGE

unworthy sort of person or that
she has done something very
wrong and is too stupid to know
what it is!
What are the more approved
techniques? One is to taper of
gradually; the other is to lay
your cards on the table and simply
tell her that you are out.
Many fellows haven't the cour-
age to take the latter course, SO
they adopt the former. They see
the girl less and less frequently,
have imaginary engagements that
keep them away. or find other
unsatisfactory excuses. 1t is sup
posed that this gradual tapering
off is less of a shock to the girl
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Dinner Meetino

5 Mrs. Grace Fuller of the general
reference and photography division
of the Library of Congress will re-
view Catherine Drinker Bowen's S
book, John Adams and the Amer
ican Revolution" at a dinner
meeting of the literary group of
the Ohio Girls Club to be held at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Good
Earth Restaurant.
Reservations may be made with
Miss Phyllis Carpenter.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

too long. Maybe you can help
by getting her dates with other
boys.
OF course. you'll hurt her feel
ings. unless she is really just as
anxious to quit as you are, but
hasn't known just how to make
the break! But If her feelings
are hurt, she'll get over it. If she
is like other young people, she'll
have to go through many such
episodes in the next five or 10
years.
Questions about marriage relation
ships may be sent to DR.. Paul Popenoe
IN care OF The Star, accompanied By
self addressed, stamped envelope. 1Ail
letters confdential)
Evening star., 1951-02-09
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe


Ted wants a change. I've been
going steady with Susan ever
since last fall" he informs me,
"I really never intended to, but
you know how it is, DR.. Popenoe;
you just drift along. She's a nice
girl but she depends on me too
much, and there are plenty of
other nice girls in this high school.
I want to get acquainted with
some of them! But don't want
to hurt Susan's feelings and !
don't know how to let 60, or how
to make her let go. Have you any
suggestions?"
Almost every young man gets
into a spot like that from time
to time Ted, and many of them
get off the spot with very bad
manners. There are two par
ticularly common and offensive
procedures. One is merely to drop
the girl-to stand her up on a
date. ignore her when you pass in
the hall. or, at best. to give her
an indifferent nod. A fellow can't
keep his self Prospect If he treats
a girl that way, especially if her
only offenSe has been to admire
him and enjoy his company.
The other one is to pick a quar-
rel and then refuse to associate
with her. sulking and nursing a
grudge or at least pretending to.
This is childish although it comes
easy to some fellows for just that
reason. It's bad for you and bad
for her. The poor girl doesn't
know what she has done to deserve
such treatment, and may develop
feelings Of guilt or inferiority,
thinking that she must be very
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Won1en's S
Clubs
Wilson High Girl
Named District S
Good Citizen

Laura WeeSe, Woodrow Wilson
high school senior, has been named
the Districts good citizen" for
1851 by the Good Citizenship Pill
grimage Committee of the District
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton.
Miss Weese, who won the honor
over eight other candidates Sc
lected by their respective high
schools, will receive a 500 De-
fense bond at the District So
ciety's annual spring conference.
Sarah Bowling of the Cham
berlain Vocational \ School won
second place in the contest, while
Joanne Huff of Anacostia High,
placed third.
The contestants, who were Sc
lected by their schools, also in
cluded JEANNE Eckstein, Anna
Burdick Vocational; Barbara Dyer,
Coolidge; Sandra Dosik. Eastern:
Beulah Parker, Mckinley; Ellen
Julius, Roosevelt, and Betsy
Smith, Western.
All of the contestants will re-
ceive good citizenship pins and
certificates of award at the State
conference.
Territories Honored
One of the most colorful lunch
cons of the season took place at
the Woman's National Democratic
Club yesterday when the Terri
tories were honored on a pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Oscar L.
Chapman, wife of the Secretary
Of the Interior.
The presence of Mrs. Joseph r.
harrington. president of the Ma
tional Federation of Women's
Republican Clubs, at the head
table startled a few guests momen-
tarily until they realized that she
was there as wife of the Dele
gate from Hawaii. Mr.. Harrington
was one of the speakers and both
obviously enjoyed the opportunity
to put in boost for Hawaii, which
was represented f1orally by leis
of baby orchids distributed to the
guests.
Delegate E. L. Bartlett of
Alaska. also was a speaker, while
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands were represented by
Mason Barr, chief of the Carib-
bean Branch of the Interior De-
partment's Division of Territories
and Island Possessions.
An unexpected addition to the
program was a talk by Carlton
Skinner. governor OF Guam, who
is in Washington on business.
Fovors Presented
Through the courtesy of Puerto
Rico, the centerpiece at the head
table featured a miniature tree
wired with native Puerto Rican
lines and banked with tropical
flowers. Favors included minia-
ture totem poles from Alaska and
shell novelties from the Virgin
Islands made in the shape of
donkeys. crabs and the like.
The menu, which included sew
eral tropical dishes, was climaxed
with baked Alaska" in honor of
Mr.. Bartlett's territory.
Both DR.. A. Fernos-ISern, resi-
dent commissioner of Puerto Rico,
and Mrs. Fernos-Isern were pre-
vented from attending by illness,
but guests included Mrs. Bartlett,
Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Dale Doty,
wife of the Assistant Secretary of
the Interior.
Mrs. Chapman presented the
speakers.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Speaker Named

Mrs. Worth Bailey Of Alexan-
dria. an authority on the histori-
cal background of Mount Vernon
was to address the monthly lunch
con of the Alexandria Branch. Ma.
tional League of American Per
Womne today at the Little
Hatchet Tavern at Mount Ver-
non. Her topic will be Martha
Washington
Evening star., 1951-02-09
ERl Aide to Speuk

William c. Sullivan of the Fede-
raj Bureau Of Investigation will
be guest speaker at a luncheon tc
be given by the American News
paper Women's Club at 1890 pm
Tuesday at the club house, 1904
Twentieth street NV. Mr.. Sullivan
will discuss the work of the FBI
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Fashion Luncheon

Miss Shirley Davis and Miss
Betty Duncan, recipients of Delta
Kappa Gamma scholarships to
Wilson Teachers College, will be
guests of honor at a fashion lunch
con to be given by the education
honor society tomorrow at the Ra-
leigh Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
AIunnue Breakfast

The Virginia Intermont Alumnae
Association will have a breakfast
and business meeting at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Congressional
Hotel, 200 New Jersey avenue S.W.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
LINOLEUM MECHANICS
MACHINISTS

Job shop experience. Top rates to
disqualification. Apply BOWEN AND
CO, 41l2 Bethesda ave, Bethesda.
Md; For information after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
HELP MEN tcont.I
IBM SORTING MACHINE oPERAT.

IBM SORTING MACHINE OPERATOR;
permanent; 40-hour, 5-day week; s
m. A 80 pm; salary, S23957 mo-
Apply MR.. ALEXANDER, Room 6O6,
INSURANCE MEN of proven ability.
to build health and accident, hos
pitalization and life insurance debts
attractive contracts to policy hold
erS and attractive contracts to deoit
builders. Apply 500 Victor Bldg,
JANIToR, colored. for apt. house;
edge of stoker end be handy with
tools Apply employment ofice. $3.50
Wisconsin aye. NV, Sunday and
JANiTOR, colored, 5th-class license.
for apt. house good salary and
Apply resident manager, 1871
New Hampshire ave NV. -15
yANITOR. colored. experienced. re-
liable. married. no children, for new
garden-type apt; no furnace work;
goodd salary. nice apt. Call JU.
EITcHEN SALESMAN. experienced,
with progressive sales record In
complete kitchen planning and
sales; permanent; car furnished. See
MT: Miller, JOHN G. WEBSTER CO..
ITNoLEuM fS + 81 NJ HELPERS. experienced
permit. CAPITAL LINoLEUM co,
LINOLEUM SALESMEN-Fully exper.
High salary plus commissions. Out
side work; excel. opportunity. Ap-
ply QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO..
500 F st. NV. is
apt free Hpply spSsq; R1caARp ea a. a. pAVfs JAWS
1924 Iowa ave. NV Ant 3 -l5
Evening star., 1951-01-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN
BABY SITTER. 5 days wk.. If nece

BABY SITTER, 5 days wk., II neces-
sary. Call AT. 0355.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge, exper.,
rel, gen. office wk., local ref; S
days: $65 wk: Box 23-L. Star. 14s
ehasd Gsiirs1 LADY expert,
COMPANIoN,H ,HoUsEKEEPER. refine-
ment (middle aged), Wash. and
Va ref. live in. Box 20-L, Star. l5s
DIRE SSMAKER, expert. European exp,
desires perm. position in large firm;
prefer tailoring. Box 459-J. Star. 13s
EDITORIAL ASST. college grad.
opea fRor saEr sxD ds5i5e' s55 Bos %ss
GIRL, refined. white. 2-year daueh-
ter, wishes position in home, care
for children in return for room and
board. plus salary. Write Box 462,
G1Rn, GH1RRfnsiS0Rnars; Rishes Va day work, Mo5d., os
ealGusa cal1 TR. lnaEssaS' ssas! good references
NURSE, COL. trained. practical: gen.
eral nursing. or child care, light
house duties for empl family. Exper.;
refs. Live out. II. 3-772S. 14'
NURSE, trained. day or night duty;
give hypos; any case consideredi
fKacffeAf skislfPt refs tR Elt6Ss ls
or in motherless home. FIR. 1929.
SETTLED LADY, housekeeper, hotel.
club or institution. Wo. 4ls9.
ExPERdENoED xPIa dE ;cI white s ,oo sock; nurse
gan maia 81 q ie5 Or afT 1s5s in Florida; ayai'
col LoRED GIRL, elevator operator or
maid full or part time; refs. NO.
sS01 Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Route Statesmen

AtOOCC odlCSlllcI1
Opportunity tor ambitious men. agee
25-40. In our Sales Department,
permanent position with excellen-
cSInsnGe Ior Advancement. Apu
NV
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Telephone Solicitors

tors to do home teiephoning Tor
well-advertised concern; good COM
pensation. Call MR.. WOOD. MI.
TYPIST--Five-day week. life insur-
ance. disqualification. salary open;
e!an dalI Mf. dsD Robnson 6 80 c RE s?l s15s st. nv
so words per minute; aged 20-35;
excellent salary for qualified per-
son; salary supplemented by over
time pay If desired. Call RE. s125.
TYPIsTw;Pleasant working conditions
u person ROSS JEWELERS.. 81
TYPIsT. white: bkkps.; 8 or 4 al DAYS
week te iG 81 Is Al an n hour to start; age
ne M SGsI csii sat: Sat- sae of SUM- a1th en- en-
TYPIsT-Permanent. 5-day We week.
good working conditions. loyalty
TYPIsT for interesting WORK in o. ho.
tel Office, fair starting salary. pleas
ant working conditions; hours. 8
ao4EE fp t. AssSapoIAfgp'D 1 s:ns IAfgpDly Room mi4 a2i,
young women whose accurate tipping
speed is 80 wpm or better; beginning
salary about S160 per mo. with
chance for advancement. 5-day
week. vacation; sick leave. hospitali-
lo5. between 8 and II am. % or and and
TYfisTs AND srENoGRApHERssS by
Catholic University. Write to Box
45I-J: Star, stating qualifications
and experience. Permanent positions.
and SOCIAL security benefits For ad-
sna0 ssnl1i0naI III Indignation 9zg call Michigan
TYPIsT;- CLERK. filing. typing and
general oftee work; age 1s-40: OPP
ment and advancement hours S:15-
4:45. 5-day wk.; pleasant work at
headquarters Of national engineer
I;, lng society; &c, o salary Sl99 mo. to start.
voucHfR' 'sG ciERk iHs iiROGnsmeR in 4 II
fee; must be typist. Apply general
ofice, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
sRn sIh St, NV, WV HoLl7VWTo5Sob6' S VT5S $ TsV9 NV
WAITRESS, exper,: night work. 8.
GRILL. 2134 Pa. ave. NV. M15
WAITRESS, white: must be depend
person seSd ssz sMss ns soRd suppaA t15i Agpy SEs
WI 1894. Il
WAITRESS, exper. only; apply in per-
son. LOUIES STEAK HOUSE, S642
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
WAITRESS. experienced, white. Can
| OW. 9030. CASA MIA RESTAU-
RANT, 1917 Columbia pike, Arl. Va.
W,AlTRESSEs-Attractive night club
type; salary and very good tips.
blvd. Berwyn. Md. after 8 pm.
GIRL, white. exp; clerk for dry clean
Ing store: references. EMPIRE
CLEANERS. 3715 Macomb st. NV
GIRL to handle PIX switchboard
typing, good with figures; permanent
position. Apply to CHESAPEAKF
| PLATE & WINDOW GLASS CO.
1355 New York ave. ne. Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-13
CASHIER

LoEW's PALACE THEATER has an
attractive opening for an expert
enced box ONCE cashier. ABBY to
assistant MANAGERS once. ID
CLERK in laundry receiving room Al
set RsetheSaa' 3aa' Nd. Call LU. $500.
CLERK to answer monitor wie svlteb-
work; knowledge Of typing desired
put not essential; 5-day week. S:30
70 3; Apply Mr.. E. A. Mehier'
COLUMBIA WHOLESALE IIoTIoR;
CO. 1910 Montana ave. ne. La
CLERK with knowledge of shorthand
and good typist; perm. position" h s.
SERVICE CO., 2OO9 K st. NV" See
M; Jones or Miss Smith
CLEkk for filing and some typine
5a-day week. pleasant workins
conditions; preferably one li1ins
IL IN, sc; area. Apply MR.. DUBiN
X9I2 Shannon pl. Sc. ia
CLEkk. ONCE; 5-day. 4O-hr. Wk.,
ming duties; must be able to tyne:
permanent, opportunity for advance.
portation; free hospitalization and
insurance benefits: pleasant WORKING
conditlons. n1 Hn Phone MR.. WERTH, Ii
Evening star., 1951-01-13
HELP WOMEN (cont. }
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER TYPIs1

ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER TYPIsT
MUST be conscientious. steady
worker, very good at figures; reply
giving business refs. Box 432-K,
BEAUTICIAN. neat and attractive,
otherwise do not apply; not over 25
Call RA. 7512. NOVEL HAIR STYL-
rEai,4li@,Kss IsTf LIZ Ksnnedy st; NY; ,sn-14
salary. one day of. WILLIAM OF
NEW YORK. Hair Stylist, 1918
BEAUTY OPERATOR. manicurist;
guaranteed salary and commission
Call GE. 96a7: ewes. 81. 17S3.-Is
downtown 18th st. and Silver Sprine
salons also Harper method trained
operator wanted for our Conn. ave
salon; EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave. Ia
eeneed typist: 5-day week. Appl.
st nv. second floor. III
BoOkkEEPER-Mu be- good typist
Apply ALBAN TOWERS. 300 Mass
ave. NV. ID
BOoKKEEPER, white. apply Mr.
Snifln, SIBLEY MEMORIAL HOS
.PITAL: Monday, Jan. Is. IL
BOOkkEEPER, part time, evening
and Saturdays. Box 30S-K, Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
ARCADE-S SUNSHINE

SALESMAN, capable taking charge
once furn. dept. and Govt. sales;
sal; and commission. ALBERT MAN
LON CO. EX. 7212;'sun.. EN-. 124l. &.
SALESMAN. collector. for established
industrial insurance route aI,tn
NECESSARY. Apply 500 Victor sldE'
saIEEsMAN. al7E:gdlH. WIG Wholesale sTocery, ex
ton, established local territory
fEeplies confidential, Box f3-E.
sALEMEN - Guarantee s75 wlS vask,v
ana commission; car required; per
snce s9naeoie tn manner canta, and neat appear
protected trade in Wsshfnstoni WhffasforiSasHi and
vicinity. Repeat profitable sales to
apis, real estate and business firms
SCHOOLS, hotels, etc. Extra large in,
nsntoIies VI, ~ OF supplies available for
mn atmimeaiate delivery. We are large
known and tested products. EVENING
sl% ~ SoO Os'eslns"snt % evening psz sE
SALESMAN, inside; gift novelty M1a or
1eWelry experience desirable. but not
eort,,ni., esSsniai; e., excellent. permanent op-
ssoa' s15a!d to work, Mr.. sSRzS't ssSsSRsSsit r. r.
SALESMAN, experienced, with a
caenteIe VINO wants opportunity In
permanent field Age 35 TO 40
write giving experience, personal
nlstoay, education and earnings.
SALESMAN-We are adding 2 spe-
Gia!ty salesmen to our force; estab-
lished firm in this area handling a
quality product; field training is Civ
en-, salary to the men VINO qualify;
car Is necessary. Apply q, 18th
ST. e, 1890 q m IN Lao ~ m 10
Evening star., 1951-01-13
THE EVENING STAR
11ol penna. Ave. NV.

l1Ol Feuna. ave. NV.
CLIPPING SERvICE-Young woman
to to clip ,ap neWS VS. items TENS and keep material
training highly. desirable for SPOT
ting news; good education essential:
must be able to catalogue and file
material. This is an interesting.
permanent position. carrying salary
sponsibility. Reply must state fully
qualifications, experience, age. tele-
phone nnumber and address. Box
coMFkNfoN cool9fki s5sT' WANTED - calfuqed. Maa
panion for elderly widow: refer
coMPfoMErER aPf OPERATOR. Mls for &C.
wk.. vacation with pay, good work
" carver. MAGRdDEkn. r. ne. Ss!s0n 115S IS
Di2TiciHS-preterably i2a9i fIs: with hospita, mlS
experience, permanent or temporary
aappointment. Apply superintendent.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, Bethesda,
EDiPHoNE OPERATOR or typist for
stf, starting agos salary. $500. MR.. sToW,
ELEcTRoMATIc TYp1sr for hn billing.
must be last and accurate; excellent
eaves pd pad fvs1ss vseso5 5day XIV. week SIX
q experience in first letter. Box
FLORIST. part time, Saturday. Sun
Gay. 9n some evenings. Apply in per-
FoGNfAIS S FAM "tSffhSsn GfRhsi ave- Wbi5e nw' 5 god5
pRUGsffoRE, 'ziaso' 475o 13th 134AMssEhLs 81 n-w'
Fry COOK wANrED-oood vae WAGES,
EST IsS~ REsf4uRANsTH aas P9f5s NsTHERW3op Wvd%2pT FoR
GENERAL CLERK. must be able Mee to
work with figures and do some typ
rs. rs RHnEcn Apply fqd5seyS Ho1Er oss ,h Room
GENERAL OFFICE WORK so some
typing REQUIRED; 5h-day wk., good
sMnnns ssSMsn5sins xeos salary; 1DA's DEPT;
person ana GIsLs e. H6TEi 6pa5ttie s%A4gy Apply
Nc phone calls please. II
HIGH SCHOOL graduates (2). white,
In old established Insurance firm;
exper: not necessary; pleasant work
nf Witb coa0i'iEns; oaa h5rday wk vacation
JUNioR CLERkwThes star n /. has san an
opening for a young girl between
ls and 81 years Of age. Applicant
eupuiq pe neat IN appearance, con-
sclentious able to give good at
tendance. and capable Of passing
physical exam $50 to $40
Monday through Friday: generous
company benefits in addition to
salary Apply Personnel, Room 5ofs
open weekdays 8:30-5 and Sat, 81.
me Evening Star. 11O1 Penna. ave.
JUNIOR sTENoGRAPHERs-perr,.
nent positions for young women able
70 take dictation at 100 wpn,
sranscribe accurately and neatly.
and disqualification. 'Beginnine sal.
ary. S2.4Q0. Telephone DI. 4552,
EXT. iO5 between 9 and II am. or
LABoRAToSRiYY' SiY' rEcHNrc1AN, Ia H.,
school grad. preferred; over is yrs;
KnoWledge Of chemistry or biology
nelpful; 40-hour week; benefits;
9l per hr.; previous exper. unneces-
sary; pleasant working Conditions.
Apply Box 3S3-E. Star IL
Evening star., 1951-01-13
DRAPERY MAN

Unusual sketches. designs, styling,
outstanding cornice work, from In
ton with reliable creative firm. Box
NO 45S-J. Star 14s
Evening star., 1951-01-13
ACCOUNTANT
ADVERTISING, radio public relation

Part time; 20 yrs. exp; books set UP;
kept, tax service; statements; man
agement assistance you can sensi-
bly, afford. OR. 66o6 or OIL. 259s.
Evening star., 1951-01-13

SINGER SEWING CENTER
3107 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. Ia
SANDWICH GIRL and soda dispen-
sers; uniforms furnished, liberal
store discounts. Apply LIGGETTS,
1901 F st. NV. -l5
SEAMSTRESS. for Navy alteration
work; 1l06 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. neal
Nichols ave. ia
SEAMSTRESS. young. white, oualiflee
to handle clerical work also, in ex
elusive valet shop. Box 5l-H. Star