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Un-Americun
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labeled subversive by the Attorney
General.
The witness said that the Con-
verse Rubber Co. manufactured
footwear for the armed forces
during World War II and had
been bidding on defense contracts
in recent months. In response to
Ia question. he said he would re-
port Immediately any act o1
sabotage within the plant.
DR.. Dirk j. Struik. a mathemat.
les professor at the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology. will q
before the committee later today
for questioning on charges he is {
member of the Communist Party.
He also was named yesterday BY
Mr.. Philbrick, along with some 81
other persons.
Tells of Colonization"
TeStifying at an all-day session
Mr.. Philbrick, 36-year-old bust
ness conSultant, described thi
Communist postwar program O.
|infiltration and colonization" O.
industrial plants in Greater Bos
ton.
He listed shipyards, steel in
dustry, insurance companies, tex
tile plants, the General Electri
ljet engine plant at Lynn, Mass
and railroads as targets of thi
Red plan.
The witness warned that
might be impossible to proven
Communist sabotage in the even
of war with the Soviet Union, as
serting that the great menac'
would be from small groups o
disciplined, fanatic members"
Evening star., 1951-07-24
Corporation Tax Boost
May Cripple Railways,
Committee Is Warned

The Senate Finance Committee
was told today that railroads may
have difficulty in buying new
freight cars and additional motive
power needed to meet the defense
program If House increases In corr
|poration tax rates go into effect.
j. Carter Fort. vice president Of
the Association Of American, Rail-
roads testified that the railroads
face q ileavy program Of capital
Expansion during the present
emergency period. The railroads
have only two sources Of funds
t{or such expansion. investment
capital and earnings. he said. The
availability OF investment capital
| is limited largely to borrowings
for purchase Of unencumbered
new equipment. because the fixed
property Of the railroads is al
ready mortgaged, the witness said
He added that the level Of rail-
road earnings is not such as to
attract equity capital.
The railroad association op-
posed provisions In the $7.2 bill
lion House-approved tax bill
which would:
/. Raise the normal tax on cor
porations from ~ to 50 per cent
| 2. Raise the overall ceiling on
normal and excess profits taxes
from 62 to 70 per cent Of earn
Iings.
3. Make the corporation in
lcreases retroactive to last Janu-
larry.
:. Mr.. Fort warned the COMMITTEES
that the retroactive feature would
in the case Of the railroads, bring
labout serious curtailment in capi.
Ital improvements already planned
/. and even already in progres. OBJ.
!; viously, such . result would moi
be in the interest Of national de.
fense."
The railroad spokesman pointed
lout that, being subject to Fedora
Regulation, the railroads cannot
|abandon improbable service, Of
/. change their rates at will.
Evening star., 1951-07-24
Loyalty Board Begins
Davies Case HEARING
~ the A,.ee;s,sd Press

The State Departments loyalty
board began a hearing yesterday
on security charges against John
r. Davies. jr., veteran diplomat
and member Of the Department.
policy planning staff.
Mr.. Davies was suspended from
his duties June n, an action an
nounced July IL. simultaneously
it was announced that Oliver Ed
lmund Clubb. also a career diplo-
mat and head Of the China sec
ton of the State Department, had
been suspended and would bs
given o hearing on securit,
charges beginning July 81.
Details Of the charges hav'
never been announced.
Evening star., 1951-07-24

named assist
ant controller
o t G e o r 8 e
w q S b l n 6 =
ton University.
He Is q ma
tive Of Chicago.
and following
g r a d u a t 10 n
from the Uni
verSity Of Him
ois was in pub
lie school ad-
ninistration In
Illinois. He is
a former treas
| urer Of SYra-
Evening star., 1951-07-24


cuse University and from 1888
to 1941 was associated with the
American Council on Education
Mr.. Van Dyke served as a con-
sultant on college business ad-
ministration and finance with the
civilian information and educa-
ton staff Of the occupation head.
quarters in Japan before assum.
ing his post in the ONCE Of Edu-
cation in 1949.
The author Of articles on ool.
lege business management. Mr.
Van Dyke lives with his wife anc
two children at 6519 Ridgewoot
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1951-07-24
George Van Dyke Is Named
Assistant CIV Controller

George E. Van Dyke. college
management specialist Of the Of
nee Of Education Of the Federal
Security Administration, has been
Evening star., 1951-07-24
|ShipbuiIders Strike

NEW ORLEANS. July "a (P).-
Members Of the Industrial Union
of Marine and Shipbuilding Work.
ers of America, CIO, went on
strike for higher wages today at
the Todd-J Johnson Dry Docks, Inc
Evening star., 1951-07-24

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1951-07-24

ADVERTISEMENT. A
Evening star., 1951-03-08
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)

COOK q wk.. 5h days;
in apt. for 2 adults. Do not apply
unless you are reliable, good cook
snd ssnndd. a thoroush cleaner. Gall Ex
CoOK-G.H.w.; $50 wk.; complete
automatic lndry.; upstairs room and
bath; Thurs. and every, other Sun:
sstsisa Safss fone
csa5lsfsR EhG1s WI reisSis. asss s cocsTed
5h days. EN-. 0492. -S
COUPLE. to live in. cook and clean.
Care for grounds for rest home.
ssaDSISan So sta4t, klfzsnaTia; kf sna1s4 $3.50 mo-
GENERAL MAiD@Must be good cook;
4:30 through. 7:3O dinner; 6-day
wk;;, $15 and carfare. Phone EN-.
46lS; mornings. =
IN fond 0t Of eaPiGgsa cRiidFsn ssss and nsd
IL: good salary. Refs. ia. 91O0.
G.H.w.. live in; help with 2 children;
must nI have refs. and health card.
G.H.w: :sPLAIN COOK. live in: fond
HoUsEkEEPER. Cali III re-. e. 1854.
HsSgsstrsssH ssSy sssIby white VIII live for in afss a
HaoSGSssEiKEEpER. settled. eo-e5. 6lo col.
area ars. csii SGGa 81 saa oaas board small 1S SAL
HoUsEKEEPER. white. live in. 6h-
seSoolase say vs fe1 snd e%p oa n1tneE 0ne
laundry: ref; interview arranged;
S22. 90 wk. Box 492-S. Star. 50
MAID, to live in. Thursday after
6sth. 6oans W. VI. 6i1s. SHRs' o1' nice rm' and
MAID, neat. eficient, exper.; g.h.w.;
boarding club; hrs. 6-1. 3-7:30; S22
week take home pay, plls meals!
Personal interview: Start work TO-
MILLER Must have bd. house ex-
MAID. experienced, live. in. .g.h,w..
dfeh; shs ssSsSssRfF: sss WF EM iehSp1ased sa44 chill
ences. Only experienced. dependable.
fond of children need apply. Have
laundress. EN-. 9129. -8
NIIRs;ssEMAID: IIs;s to liye in; care for 2
ts5ee ta one assi osheT rs ana 81 s4
V day Thursday and every other
Sunday. Upstairs rm.; $50 week
References: Call NO. 2757., 10
NOhSEMAlD, coloredi excellent SAL
ary; care for 2 children, Az and 2h
years; live in; ample time of. OR.
59S6 -
ID Gid. sPw ana en- Sare ss7G q SyeaE
WOMAN, colored. live in, care for 2
children; small salary. Ia. 1854
ALEXANDRIA-Maid, g.h.w.; fond Of
children; good plain cook; exper :,
REFS. required. Good salary. Can
WHITE WOMAN. a5 to As, live in;
light housework and care Of two
children while parents work; salary
plus room and board. WI. 1884. IS
IN NEARBY VA.-Man for garden
ing, who can drive a car: man or
woman for cook: quarters furn.;
refs. required. KE. 3-5262. 10
GOOD COOK and gh.w.; live in
Apply only If good references. Call
ARiiNGToN-Maid, Ri tHFooN live in, general
housewk.. fond of children; refs.
req; good salary. OW. $3.50. IA
Evening star., 1951-03-08
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (senior). 40, married;
public and broad private experience;
now employed in private Arm, but
desire to re-enter public field with
gentle C.P.A.. ONCE; best references.
CLUB MANAGER. age 81. desires
position. VIII assume, full charge.
ences. Able to handle staff. COM
missary. and bar sales, ETC. Present.
ly employed as yacht club man
ager. Box Blk. Star. Il.
DAYS WORK for Saturday, house
cleaning or yard work. Colored
LINOTYPE OPERATOR PRINTER,
apprentice; some experience: work
anywhere. Box 4s2.s. Star, 11'
GoRnRSMfsp fsp serresDSad seI1 nd mt S0t easi-
neer; voluntarily retired desires
fun or part-ttme employment in
drafting rooms. testing lab. or cleri-
cal assist. in office dealing in tabu-
lation or or statistics; WA; 900s,
COLORED MAN desires Job as chauf-
feur; D. c. and Va. license; expert
enced; free to travel. vi. 1902. IS
Evening star., 1951-03-08
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER, young. intelligent, live
in. lovely rm.; excel. salary; writer's
home. Box ASK. Star. 10
COOK-Clean. neat, all-around abil-
ity, for boarding club. Split shift
hrs. cook 2 meals, 81, $3.50;
6-day wk:; S25. wk. net plus meals.
1776 Mass. ave. NV. See MR..
MILLER. Must have bd. house
exper.! Begin work at oncel g.
COOK, G.H.W.; live in; quarters for
employed husband in return for odd
Jobs. must be experienced and fond
Of children; recent city references
sseGdhHH3reo' sGhH otner nein employed. CL.
COOK -G.H.W., part time, 1 through 6
dinner; $16 and carfare. OIL. 4459.
10
Evening star., 1951-03-08
"He's here? Well, tell him IN, dressing an
thdt PH be down in a fe,D n,inutes!"
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY for drapery dept,
$50 to 8 pm; no Saturdays: must
be familiar with drapery and slip
cover materials and have sales abil-
1ty: good starting salary, pleasant
working conditions. Apply in person
to Mr.. Gooding, drapery dept, VIM.
E. MILLER FURNITURE CO., Sth
and Pa. ave. Sc g
YOUNG WOMAN. preferably with
some music training, to work in
sheet music dept. 5-day wk. See
Mr.. Henry, JORDAN PIANO CO..
corner of 18th and G SITS. NV.
HOUSEWIVES, earn vacation money
selling AVON PRODUCTS to neigh
borS and friends. RE. 0795.
WHITE GIRL, wanted to work soda
and luncheonette counter. Exper
only. sol East Capitol ST., Ii. 4-944l.
COMMUNITY CHEST FEDERATION
needs several good typists; perma-
nent positions with annual increases;
5-day week most of the year; pleas
ant surroundings. Apply MR.. Nc
DONNELL, 11o1 M st. NV. 10
WANTED for permanent position
Young, inexperienced girl with some
knowledge of typing, pleasant per-
sonality and intelligence. MA. 574O.
MISS CARGAR.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GERMAN LANGUAGE RECORDS,
complete set, never used: S65. Cali
after 6 pm, AID. 7467. -12
GIFTS. clearance sale. 2912 M st.
cnyr MI Ilns GaIl 10; .tesi os3ei s,.,t, vddd,
IRONS, % leather S'Ssa bag, Sa QUICK sale. G Sfs.
CovINGFoN, a3ls Arcola ave-.
HEATERS. RANGES. STOVES. new
USED 94d Sgas, oil, goal. Eood9a6 ACME
HEATING PLANT. slightly used; win
septen ter md unit init conD o00 Tth ha1 aT19
ss0li sioo. viii III install. Ha oW. ssS2. 1; 10
HOME FREEZERs, nationally adver-
tised brand; immediate delivery. on
Aft, SIT, eft. 11.5-ft. freezers.
HospIT2iL Gsa 72i ihIf LIB. Simmons, complete,
excellent condition; $50. or. zsSS.
HOUSEHOLD TTEMs-solid mahog.
pineapple 4-poster bed, new springs
ar.sssI and mattress s4s' Sla9o;i oiso omarble-toD
IRoSER, Thor Ti automatic; practically
csil Gail 20. 80 alfo4s. lf64Sn0i' 0nsf feluss0'
KITCHEN EQUIP. at big reduction;
refgr., Coldspot, 7-cu.-ft.; base cabi-
net; gas range, sink cab. style; di-
Heahd nis ss ss 'is mrror o.0 ca m e. 6har saa
LAMP sHADEs-Make your own
lamp shades with decorator lamp
shade kits. before, house cleaning
time--lamp shades of polyplastex,
miracle material make wonderful
gifts for weddings and other oc-
P.O. Box III. College Park. Md. for
information and samples.
LAWN MOWER, electric, reel-type,
24-ft. extension ladder; log basket.
fire screen, Apiece brass fireplace
set. SH. 2022. Ia
LIVING ROOM SET, pieces, gray.
SECTIONAL. Call after pm. ou.
LOVE SEAT-Simmons Hide-a-bed;
3 mos. old; Sl75 or best offer. OIL.
6l14 after 5 pm p
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

REPAIRS AND SERVICE
6ss:nSai Dss aaMfoa Il E9s coas SR TO- zr " 4 +
ADDITIONS and modernizing, celia,
to roof. Call 81. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
AP6irf9ss 1Hd f9 s,aos REFxss Fys s nT Residential
and commercial; cellar to roof: cash
or terms. ROBERT GOODMAN. Wo
ATRRoDccoNDITIoN1Na UNITS - g Re.
paired and serviced. Call Ii. 3-4l12
r. & M. REFRIGERATION CO., PA
L St; ne; Your authorized tbonded)
BUiLDINS. remodeling, repairing
s1Ps sarRsnsry, br5cs, as,zss esment work. !. Mr.
CARPENTER-Home repairs Of AL
kinds. Work guaranteed. Call FA
1885 after 8; Sat. and Sun. al
CARPENTER, small Jobs, house paint
ing; interior and exterior; roofs;
repaired and painted. WA. 6442.
CARPENTER = Eemodeling Of an
is%SsN.R knas; gsnsra1 sonszastins' a5es Call MR.
CARPENTRY--No job too small; by
hour or contract. ME. 0o45; ewes,
CARPENTRY, cabinet work, remodel
ing and repairs. general contract.
ing. ST.. 64SS, O.
CARPENTRY@carpenter to contract
your job; work guaranteed. Sligo
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recre-
alton rms. porches incl; stairways.
dormer windows. residential or COM
merciai. ]. E. HENDRICKS. UN. 2491.
CEMENT WORK, walls, frs.. carpen-
mech. @ D5iss jazz asi, sPA,RKEs.' Isss' e4 Ho s4ss..
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, Tag
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches.
r. MARCUCCIo, Rockville. Md.
Phone Rockville 35SS.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. HOTO-
RoOTER. phone RA. 1888 any day.
any night.
DECORATING BY ABELMAN
Best papering for less; act now. uN.
ssy.S sssb,s mscaa.m or also fs
crushed stone. delivered and spread.
EIEcTnRiGAL IEi 1NsTALLATIoNsNRe-
pairs short circuits; small Jobs done
FENCE : Galvanized chain INK, ali
posts IN concrete; Immediate erec.
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6sS3:
evenings and sunday. NO. 552s.
FLOORS SANDED and finisned: OLD
enooR fnss5 9sas sERvrcE. lE' Wa A." i1sa, TAYLOR
FLOORS SANDED and finished; quail
n \. MoRk1s: oGIk = sH. asss 5sss0na0's price
FLOOR SERyICE-Nothing but the
best; laying: sanding, finishing:
nis.s DfEeoss HooRINa GoaTRHc Rae.
TORS To so,R NC. 1912 Wisconsin ave-
GARAGES custom built; porch inclo-
af ss1sss HIss6iss ESsS ;i1Hss HEscH e u.s. S
GFAEkaG III e1G2on HOME KEpA1ks. heating MiS
and roofing. WA. BIO. UN. 9l59.
GENERAL REpAIRs-New construc-
tion or remodeling;, roofing. siding.
RoME SnsS iMPRoSEMENr haP aeS1saSR fGs e., M iass
Pa; I.aoaHe aye s'e'' Ii. 4-s4oo or IL.
HANDBAGs MADE TO ORDER and
| repaired: also mending done of all
kinds. VI. 4267. g
town steel Cabinets. sinks, diss-
Terms Il desired PENN HOME
iMpfgvEMENT INF NaES6 C c9i Fin 1925 5ods e. aye
MxTREssEs IAN and - box *, springs. pTao' reno.
yated and recovered Ike new; over
25 years experience. WASHINGTON
MATTRESS CO.. -315-32l L st. s.w
MA. 1859. MA. 1910.
o r'Tssi sss z isss " st. sTls aR
r3fNriNG Al rsss' AND pApER1Ne. reduced
prices still in effect. Work guar.
ra1STHa Il STh8gEfh farsHHaSaise Eli as7s lS santa,
hung: f,rst-class work; white mech.
rAfNTISS; a ISs5. reasonable. MR.. MASON.
PAINTING, paperhanging. root, gut.
ter and CARPENTRY repairs; pure oil
paint used. RA 1864. GE. $500.
PAINTING. PAPERlNG. comms rcial
residential satistisd customers 25
PAINTING AND PAPERING. interior
and exterior. For free estimates, call
Hudson 6295. SMITH DECORATORS.
9 am. to 8 pm. 10s
PAINTING pApERINfi
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MiScL. FOR SALE tcont. J
BUILDING-STEEL
PORTABLE

4S - AAA~A~~
gssa sss. r sso4s sDr hansar rs spAfEa afE2s
sfEL6 sfsi SnSI AIRfoRT. IstSsT At HIex. ss42.
osAsaseyg9A1sh sFrp 4RPEssrrss H2PEss fs'sy1s SS
ssssi 5,s:s ss: sRn s7s Ass asa ssss
line lawn mover 2h h:p. engine.
a.c; electric driven. $500. Ho.
CEMETERY SITES Is. ali together.
IN Cedar Hill o Cemetery; reasonably
CHEST OF DRAWERS
8 drawers, wen-made. light hard o.
SURPLUS SALES, 511 New jersey
ave. NV. Free parking on premises.
CHINESE NESTED TABLES. beauti-
fully carved in light or dark wood;
imported banquet cloths, in variety
of patterns and materials; also
other items Gall new). WA. 0713.
CnNCO aluminium storm windows with
comb screens. worlds finest" Prod
uct of r. c. RUSSELL CO. 10T
Down. balance ~ mos. to pa. Pn9ne
CLOTHING Ladies' pajamas. size
IS; ], pr. size 20; new; Blue bed
To' f45eas 5-sss1. aad matching draDss' used
CLo;THISGILady's suits and dresses.
private party. DU. 1857. IS
CRIB, childs, good condition; rea-
sonable. JU. 7-8919,
DESKS, Leg to choose from; Excel.
ssse'y' sypist or clerical. .,,sa with match
SURPLUS 81 s5 : SALES. 5ii New jersey
DIAMoNDs-Lady's SIsi ooiNHDlsLd' Princess ring.
approx. IA CT. Ii diamonds, $125;
Iady,s sol, APPROX. ! Ct. $500;
american AMER laass en Rss e. ;G $780, psstsis sdss
prox.. 2h Ct. $1,000. All prices
iaStad include %4naTor m9gntings; Trades 49, as,
H st. NV, ME. 3440. 10
DIAMOND RING-Must sell; going
mss s9 seTxise 4ns s4S6 aae dahons Nh Tseoe
nized appraisal attached. AL. 1885.
DINETTE SETS. finest, chrome and
formica; 4o% discount. Phone ST.
DAANAINo At4As pSo.B bCtASAt
condition; lmed oak; S155, 9-pc,
galnut dining rm. set; perfect sond !;
washing machines; perfect cond.;
S22 so each Used showcase; per-
feet cond.; Gift. mirror back; S45.
Porcelain-top tables. with drawer,
$500; 1890. $685.. GRfTz' s
FURNITURE CO.. 1927 7th st
DINING ROOM sUIrE-Jr. size. z
PISCES; gs,; wG Exseli ssi cond. Very reasonable
DINING ROOM SUITE, Junior, ma
h1sanyy. .e-piece, good eond.; sloo.
DINING RIM. SUITE. walnut, COM
plete; maple desk; Servel gas refri-
gerator. Gu. it.. and Maytag wash
ing machine; reasonably priced. FA.
1901. IS
DISHWASHER and garbage disposer;
new 1851, In cartons; 20So discount
cash. OR. 0901. 10
DISHWASHER. GE portable: also GE
water cooler, practically new; very
reaS. OR, 1928. 10
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RADIO PROGRAM WORK

RADIO PROGRAM WORK
Intelligent, attractive young lady tc
WORK as contract girl for radio pro-
must have car and know the city
Salary. bonus and expenses. See
MI. John e. Kennedy, at RADIO
STATION WINK. or call RE. 4462
between 1870 am. and 6 pm. -s
RECEPTIONIsT, white, refined; fol
dentist ONCE; part time; IL to $50;
no Sat; typing required. S25 wk. Cal
Fri. between l and 5; MA. 2792. S
RECEPTIoNIsT switchboard oper-
ME. oS34 for personal interview
KEcEPTIoNIsT-rYPIsT - Pleasan,
aa1kas seH%aRrz zsds6 s66N wsek sds
7th st. NV. See Mr.. Lyons.
RESIDENT MANAGER, to manap,
4e-unit apt; lovely 2-bedrm. apt.
with all utils. furnished; reliable
married couple. Box 205-T. Star
SALEsGIRL, for lingerie and hosiery
for part-time work. AppIv GOLDEN
DAWN HOSIERY SHOP, 1905 F St
sALEsGIRL-For work in retail bak-
sAfEsGARRPPl IL; ARPly ;n 80 o .Se,ta..r st. ns; 20
SNS0A1A AZ SpoI ItSWedI, yOune
likes meeting people. Good opportu. :
Apply zIRk1Ns, s2I 18th st. T NV '
sALESGIRL, experienced in lingerie
SSnt GOLDEN DAWN HOSIERY SHOP
SALES GIRL CAsH1ER-s45 per S wk
and meals; no nights or Sundays
local refs. wooDLAWN PHAR.
sALEsLADY, to sell dresses, coat
and suits; must be thoroughly ex
pertenced; starting salary. S65
gsTmanent; aayancement. Appl!
sALEsLADY, full or part time: ex.
cellent salary; pleasant surround
sAnss1,5HSn7y7 inssi 5S7 7tn axnsr St: NV ..,..., e
must souMear nvs store n:srbv excel oREggOrtgpisy;
STORE. 5115 Baltimore ave. Hy-
sAEEsIADY, aiEsisi.AS: exper. lingerie ms acees.
sortes. Exclusive shop. Salary plus
comm. JOAN ROBERTS. 100 Conn.
sALEsLADY, full or part time 1part
time. 12.51; Millinery. Exper, Excel.
wanted; Apply ONCE, PAsTERNAK.
sALESLADY - Experienced in both
Bethesds. Nd. Wo. 't o9Ss. vicinity mio 0i
8ALESLADY for ladies' coats, suits
ana dresses; must be experienced;
excellent salary and commission; I;
ss-day week. BRESLAU, 614 18th
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAYwoRK, four or five days. Ref
erence. DE. 1894. s.
G.H.W. - .Colored girl would like
house work, plain cooking. Will live
in. Ii. 4-1465. 81
GIRL, colored. wants Job caring for
children of working couple. Call
GIRL, colored wants g.h.w.. 5 or 5h
wosMANI Sossj NHU; coiosa2 ssa2. want. sbv ,or
Fri. Il 6-7199 after 8 pm.
HONEST, reliable col girl wants
days work. Mon. through Sat. Refs.
cokokRiEfD5 oRif5' WOMAN desires days
COLORED WOMAN wants Sat. work;
exp. laundress. Call Ii. 6-2904.
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

To work in sales promotion dept. of
local company, modern sir condi-
toned bldg. with pleasant working
conditions. 5-day week. salary
commensurate with ability. Box
74-V. Star.
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BRICKS

BRICKS
/ million good used bricks. Call US
deliver. ACE WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 40O2 Mime
sofa ave. ne. LU. 10000. %
BUILDING MATERIAL
See our ad under pipe. plasterboard,
doors, flooring. basins. lumber and
brick for few of our specials in
our lge. stock Of new and used
building materials. ACE WRECK
ING co. 4002 Minnesota ave-,
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BUILDING ITEMS+Open Sats.. 81.
blvd. mr.. Key Bridge, ia. 4-1234.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY sITTERs-s young ladies;
BooKKEEPER. fui a; cRarse. o' gen'i UnSi
ledger, trial bal. payroll. payroll
.aa 1890; ! Boy 455-s: Star. ii.
house manager-By personable.
responsible woman in early sos, COL
lege graduate; educational, business
and Government experience; sub
stantial remuneration expected. Write
Room 9. 17ol K st. NV. Washing
MAID wants work cleaning doctors
ONCE: 5-day week; avail. April l..
Ii. 7-0732 ewes. los
NURSE, undergrad. hosp. trained;
maternity case pref. EN-. 4645.
NURSE, col, desires night duty,
mothers helper, mornings or caring
for children evenings. AT. 0911.
PRACTICAL NURSE, co1ored, wants
job; Al references. Call EX. $3.50.
SECRETARY. highly skilled, expert
enced. desires temporary work;
available Immediately. NO. 5745.
SECY-Need a comp. depend. sec'y,
willing to sub. on any work nee. to
compl the Job? Sev. yrs. varied
exper., bkkpg. knowl. DI. O6l9. =
YOUNG WOMAN. 35, export exper d,
familiar with Gov. licensing require
ments, priorities, allocations; for
merly connected with foreign pur-
chasing mission in procurement;
seeks pos. with reputable export. CO.
or comml. enterprise, RE 1875 Sc
Evening star., 1951-03-08

PAPER1NG AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 4053.
PAPER HANGING, 81 up per room;
1850 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed GE. 1898. GE. 2461.
PAPERHANGING, painting; white
work. BooKoUT, MI. O09o. la
PAPERING, painting. floor sanding;
all work guaranteed; free estimates.
TEGI CO., TU. 3741. Ill
PAPERING. PAINTING, all work
guaranteed: reasonable prices; free
estimates Call MI 714S a
Evening star., 1951-03-08
TELEPHONE WORK

L E1ET 11ONE WOTLh
We need the services. Of several cap
able women who can type about 40
words per minute to serve our tele-
phone customers.
-6-day week. assured salary advance
ment. vacations with pay. company
Pleasing telephone voice. capable of
dealing with the public.
DAILY SHIFT
9 am. to pm
SATURDAY. 8 am. to 8 pm.
EVENING SHIFT
! pm. to 9:30 pm.
SATURDAY. 8 AM. to 8 PM.
Apply Personnel, Room SOC. for in
terview. Open weekdays. S:30-5
and Saturdays. 9-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11ol Penna. Ave NV
TOBACCO AND COSMETIC CLERKS,
sTANDxRD DRUG Co. 1923 MINI.
TYPisT.' 5-day wk.. life insurance
dept. L,M.C.. 1901 H st. NV. Cali
Mr., Robinson. RE. 3133 Ia
TYPIST, experienced. 5-day week
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO. Room 40l. Warner Bldg. 18th
TYP1sT. " to write labels in drug
stores; hours. 8 to 8; SATURDAYS,
9 to 2, no Sundays. Give age. sal
ary and references. Box 2o9-T, Star.
TYPIST. under 80. experienced, ac-
curate, for newspaper office, George
town; 5-day week: disqualification
and other employees benefits; ad-
yancement. CO. lO14.
TYPIST for electromatic and manual
machines; piecework assures excel
lent pay for speedy and accurate
operators. 1910 N. Y. ave. NV.
Headquarters national COL
lege fraternity; Sl40 per month;
pleasant working conditions Hours
9 to 4:30. Apply Mrs, Gardner,
Room 40. Rust Bldg, 1901 18th st.
NV. or call Ma. 1S4S.
TYPIST, as billing clerk; no expert
ence required. HILBERT OPTICAL
CO, 1416 Eye st. NV. Ill
TYPlST. not over 25; moderate spec
but accurate; pvt. ofc.: no other en-
ployes; 9-5, 5-day week. Box BOOT,
Star. IS
TYPIST, preferably one with some
shorthand knowledge: 5-day week;
air-conditioned ONCE; $3.50 per mo.
to start. Eli E st. NV. ME- 0160.