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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

respondents is Toronto, Kama
dos. "Naujienu" 231 mr.. buvo
straipsnelis apie ia "kylancia
zvaigzde" - Mari Aldon pau
liute) su itin fantastiskais ko-
mentarais.
Liudna tikrenybe ia, kad lie
tuviams dar nera pagrindo, net
nei maziausio, tue zvaigzdes XII
limu didziuotis.
Viena, kad filmu memo pa
saulyje Mari Aldon tue tarpu
dar j padanges neiskilo. Ruosia-
ma su ia viena filma = Distant
Drums, = bet kick joje naujoji
aktore sugebes pasireiksti ir
gauti platesni pripazinima, tue
tarpu butu dar per anksti kali
beti. Vietos laikrasciuose pasi-
rodziusios kelios trumpos zinu-
tes ir viena kita fotografija dar
nieko nepasako. Tai yra norma
Ii ir eiline naujai ruosiamuju fill
mu reklama. Tokiu zinuciu ir
nuotrauku desimtimis kasdien
yra perpildyta Los Angeles spau-
da. Laikrasciai yra sudare mi
lioninius kontraktus su filmu
bendrovemis, visi reportazai ir
net "kritika" eina tos grynai
komercines reklamos dvasioje.
Niekas cia rimtai j tuos garsi-
minus neziuri, mes Zinc uzkulisi.
Bet nei vienas lietuvis nepa-
vydes, tik dziaugsis, jei lietu-
visko kraujo aktorius cia nors
karta atrastu didesni pasiseki-
ma.
Taciau kaip tik ir yra pats
liudniausias reikalas su tuo ky
lancios zvaigzdes" lietuviskumu.
cia atsiskleidzia visa tevu ir val
ku lietuviskumo drama Ameri-
koje. Pavyzdys labai tipingas, ir
verta j aptarti, nors tai butu ir
labai nemalonu.
Ne vienas rimtas lietuvis spau-
dole jau yra keles balsa, kad sa-
lygos tai salygos, bet vaikq lie
tuviskumas Wis delto lemianciai
didele dalimi priklauso nuo tevu
lietuviskumo, nuo ju samonin-
gumo ir lietuvisko patriotizmo.
Jei tevai niekina buvusia tevyne
ar bent jai yra salti, tai negali-
ma laukti, kad ju vaikai tai te-
vynei parodytu kick males.
Abudu "zvaigzdes" tevai yra
gryni lietuviai, prizes 25 metus
isvyke is Lietuvos j Kanada,
prizes kelis metus persikele cia
Hollywooda. Kan su aktores te-
WI cia yra teke kalbeti apie Lie
tuva, tas tuojau isitikino, kad
apie savo gimtine gero zsdzio
jis nera pasakes. Is rausvo zmo-
gaus Gei nepasakyti dau-
giau y to neimanoma reika-
lauti. Joks vaikas neisaugs ir
nesijaus lietuviu, jei is tevu gir-
des tik smeiziancias ir zemi-
nancias zinias apie buvusia te-
vyne. Kiekvienas Hollywoode
gyvenantis lietuvis, kuriam tik
buvo progos isitikinti, Zinc, kad
Maria Aldona nekalba lietuvis-
kai ir niekad nenori kalbeti. Gi-
musi Lietuvoje ir su tevais val
kysteje lietuviskai kalbejusi (ko]
jie kick pramoko angliskai), vi
sal aisku, kad mergaite turejo
lietuviskai moketi ir dabar gale
tq dar moketi, bent suprasti,
Bet il nenori lietuviq kalbos.
Kitas faktas. Kai anksciau
Naujienu korespondentas parase
! zinute apie "kylancia lietuvaite'
Hollywoode, tai aktores motina
ja susitikusi, eme labai piktai
priekaistauti, kan apie ja raso
Mat, tai gall dukteriai pakenk.
ii -"
O dabar Naujienq korespon.
dentas is Toronto dziaugiasi, kao
"pati zvaigzde spaudai duoda.
muose pasikalbejimuose visada
pasisako esanti lietuvaite." Bl-
tq idomu zinoti, kur toxic turf.
nio pasikalbejimus koresponden.
tas skate. Mes cia tokiu pasi.
ka1hoiirn,I anio TO 1iot,Ivoito no.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-10-18

Skaityk
ir platink
DIRvA!
Evening star., 1951-11-14
Uncle Ruy's Corner

We are likely to think of a
mineral as something which exists
in the ground. Minerals are found
above the ground as we'll. We even
have them inside our own bodies!
Sulphur (also spelled "sulfur") is
a mineral, and human beings carry
some of it.
People need certain minerals for
life and health. It would be hard
to choose the most important of
them, but none ranks above cal
cium.
We must have calcium for the
sake of our teeth and bones. This
mineral also helps the soft tissues
Of the body and gives ''tone" to the
nerves and muscles. Without
enough Of it, our teeth are more
quick to decay, and muscles and
nerves tend to act too slowly.
Where can we obtain q good sup
ply Of calcium? In certain foods.
Milk is an excellent source, and
when the milk contains vitamin D,
there is a gain in the amount of
calcium which the body takes to
itself.
Other good foods for calcium in
clude buttermilk, cream, cheese
and eggs.
In the vegetable world, we can
obtain fairly good supply of cal
Icium from beet green's. t,lrnip green's
sbaoeeaa1, kals, eanlidoWer, trEnipf
Evening star., 1951-11-14
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood


Doubling the response to the
Blackwood four trump bid sug-
gests the lead of the doubled suit
against the opponents final con-
tract. Strangely enough. one of the
main features of this device is the
negative inference your partner gets
when you do not double the re-
sponse to the four no-trump. That
Is one suit your partner knows you
are not interested in having him
lead
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH MRS. Keen
ACUTE
2J3
oAQJS4
&104
WEST EAST
miss Brash) CMr. Dale)
ASS asa
0Q7e 1os542
o9752 oK3
+Js32 AQs5
SOUTH CMr. AbeD
AAK1065
GAS
8 106
@AK76
The bidding:
South West North East
lspade Pass 2dmonds Pass
8 clubs Pass 4spades Pass
ant Pass d'monds Pass
6spades All pass
In today's deal Mr. Abel bid four
no-trump and his partner re-
sponded with five diamonds to
show one ace Now Mr.. Dale had
the king of diamonds and there
was reason to believe it would be
a winner However. it appeared to
him that If the ace OF diamonds
were in Mrs. Keen's hand and If
Mr., Abel had as many as two dia-I
monds, he would always win dia-
mond trick with the king There
was no hurry about it. In fact. If
there was any possibility of another
trick for the defenders. it would al
most surely have to be set up before
Mr.. Dale took his diamond trick.
Narrowed Down.
With these thoughts in mind. Mr.
Dale purposely refrained from
doubling the five-diamond bid.
Now Miss Brash was on lead against
the spade slam with practically
worthless hand. A club lead into
the club bid on her right seemed to
be hopeless gesture. A TRUMP lead
is usually a losing lead against
slam.
1t narrowed down. then to a.
choice between hearts and dia-
monds. Mr.. Dale did not appear
interested in a diamond lead. so
Miss Brash finally decided to open
heart away from her unsupported
queen. /
This turned out to be the only
lead to defeat the slam. Mr. Abel
won with the ace Of hearts and
took out the opposing trumps. He
had no other play than to take the
diamond fnesse and when that lost
the defenders cashed a heart for
the setting trick
tcopyriEht, 1851. General Features corp.)
Evening star., 1951-11-14
-.

and beans. Other vegetables have
some of it, and we get bits from
fruits, including oranges and grapes.
Molasses may supply some of the
calcium we need, and we also find
calcium in maple sirup.
I have named various food which
supply calcium, but the best of all
is milk. Many experts in the field
of food believe that an adult should
have two glasses of milk a day, and
that q. child should have four
glasses.
Some Ads1its leave milk oat d
Evening star., 1951-11-14

Grandmother: When your daddy
was little boy, I showed him how
he could make his kitten purr.
Come here and Ill show you
lhow, too.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
By Romon coffmon

their diet because they want to keep
their weight down. In such a case,
they can do much to meet their
need for calcium by drinking skim
med milk or buttermilk.
The leailet called Plying Machine
Pioneers" contains eight pictures and
tells interesting, amusing and exciting
things about the history Of aviation.
You can obtain COPY by sending n
stamped. self addressed envelope to
Uncle Ray in care of The Star. Allow
about 10 days for reply.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
Money Is Rotioned

Rationing of copper, zinc and
nickel caused the Birmingham.
England. mint to ration the
amounts of money shipped =
|oSexseas customers.
Evening star., 1951-11-14
Come
Find 30 or more words In
POLYCONIC

meaning. relating to. or based on
many cones" Average Is ~; limit,
Is minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such Is 'baC Cs"
cats are not used Only one form sof q
word Is used Proper names are not used.
list will be published tomorrow.
Answer to MOLASSEs
male, masses, meals, mess mesa molss
cases lasses, lame, lassoes less, losses.
loan, aims, aloes. also, asses. sales, same,
seam, seals, slam, sloe, some, sole.
Evening star., 1951-11-14

Grandmother: I spanked your
father for teasing a cat when he
was a little boy and I'll spank you.
too, if you don't leave that cat
alone.
The Valley settler., 1951-02-23
GAROEn 6 FOOD PROGRAM.

Expanston of hone gardening and hone flood preserva ticn ecttvities in the us.
 Department Of agriculture was announced February 9th. by Secretary af Agri cul ture Charles F. Brennan. The action fell oWed
 reccnnendatt ms Of an advi sory group which net in Washington recently 1t the Secret hry's invitettcn.
 Tn approving the expanded progren, Sec retcry Brennen announced that, the Ccopere- live Extensicn Service, Federal end State, tWou1d have respcnsi btltty for leader ship ltn the program. Both garden and food pre- Iservatian work Is elreedy being cerried on hn all States end Territories. The Nat Ii cnal progrcEl, however, is expec ted to give added i-petus t. these existing act tvittes. Indivi duels CT groups desiring ta cooperate locally in the program should iget in touch with their di str1 ct extenstcn offices or the Terri tcrtal Extens1 cn Ser Hice st the Untvers si ty Of Ala ska, ond Nat htnnl groups should ccntact the us. De- pertinent Qf Agrt cul ture.
 The 2cVi sory grcup which recommended the Prcgraa to the Secretery WIS comprised of bxtensi 9n leaders firm several states, ger den editors, educators, garden club off- fciels, commercial vegetables growers, can hers, and seedsElen. The group enphasi zed the dtet end health tclprc veE.ent wh1c oh fould result from 9 w1de-spreed garden and focd preserveti n prc gran. = Secretary Bremen, in his di scuss1cns vi tn the advi sory grcup, celled attention to the c:ntri butt on thet hcne gardens c-n hake to nati onel defense. !Gnini strattr Etllard Caldwell, of the Civil Defense ad- htntstrc ti n, in letter to the edvi sorry group spoke of the :ntri bu ti on that Q ger Fentng -and home focG preservati on program ean nake to civil defense os 6. sefety fact pr, end pledged the complete cooperattcn Ef his agency. continued on pege
The Valley settler., 1951-02-23

LETTER fR0m JUNEAU
 The Coop office has received letter froz4 Representative Jeck Scavenius, with copy of bill introduced by ITS. A1el1a Gunderson of Ketchikan, providing for the inspection and handling of meats in sleush terhcuses. This bill, in the opini;n of the ter, would put practically all Of the slaughterhouses in the Territory, cut Of business.
 farmer would not be allowed tc butcher cattle, sheep, hogs, chickens, ducks or turkeys on his own farm for sale, unless he had an elaborate slaughterhouse and paic Q $50. fee fer license.
 The alaske Department of Health would be permitted tC. set up eny rules enc regu1a- ticns that they desired, anG could refuse 9 license to any one they did not like CT whom they thought unworthy of such perat- This bill looks like another attempt to build up another tepert1ent SC that addt- ttonal jobs can be hended cut to political fri ends.
 CHANGES 1NI0i,ss. RESOLUTION
 The following is resolution indorsed by the Nasilla and Northland Pioneer Gra- nges at their last meetings, requesting better facilities for financing farners, end asking that rec tape be cut:
 WHEREAS, the government of the United States hes for years past proclaimed its desire to settle Aloska, and
 "HERELS, leny. people have migrated to the Territory of Alaska iron the Uni ted States and settled on lands in the Terri tory of Llaska to neke their homes, end
 WHEREAs, these people have found that the amount of money brought to the. Terri tory by then was totally Insufficient to cover the expense of converting forests in to farms, and
 NHEREAS, there are no prfvete facilities for financing these farms, en6 such govern nent facilities es exist are totally in- adequate end do not meet the needs of a. farmer in Alaska, end HHEREAS, npproxinete tely ei ght out of twelve farmers have been forced to leave their farms because of inadequate ftnanc- ing, and .." '@-..
 NHEkEAS, profi table farming has been proven practical in the Terri tory where
 continued on page
Evening star., 1951-05-26
HELP WoMEN

IOFFICE CLERK. with some knowledge
of tipping. to take phone orders. aIid
filing; Convenient downtown loca;
wholesale firm. See Mrs. Reed
EDGAR MORRIS SALES CO.. 712
18th st. NV. rs
IPBX OPERATOR, under 55, for work
in aforementioned apt. bldg: salary,
S115 mo. Call RESIDENT MAN.
|PBX Observation-Disclosures shift
Mon. of; salary, S130. Call ME
0540. MRS. JONES. Pr
|PBX OPERATOR-CLERK over
|, 35; small off1ce. 5-day wk., pleasant
working conditions; knowledge OF
typing preferred. Apply Mr.. Norris,
KANE TRANSFER CO., 2116 5th St
PIANO PLAYER OR oRGANIsT; must
be tops. Apply in person only. For
cocktail room. ARTS RESTAURANT.
S39 BladenSburg rd. ne. go
Evening star., 1951-05-26
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.)

MAN, so, 2 years college, IN years
accounting school. IL years D. G.
resident. desires employment in Of
fee of permanent firm offering OPP
portunity for advancement; varied
accounting, general ONCE, once
supervision and retail sales experi-
ence. Box 1S1-D, Star. 2Ss
MAN, colored. Govt. employe, wishes
lpart-time Job as clerk or porter.
Hauos oe store etc; eyes,, sats.;
MAN. colored. desires Job, hishway
driver; D. c; and Md. license; good
PRODUCTION MANAGER-Now as
sociated with factory located in
Ohio employing 500 persons. de-
siris, SireS to gpelocated in Wash. or Vi
clnlty. 81 yrs. old, ABB. degrees
bus. adm. Box 24-C, Star. 2S'
UPH0LSTERER. exper.. trade school
grad. Reliable. non-drinking. coiored
desires Job. Good refs. MI. 5647.
MARRIED COLLEGE senior, needs g.
S-7026. 2as
Evening star., 1951-05-26

Bookkeeping Mach. Operator
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on ac-
counts receivable; posting; perma-
nent 6-day wk.; state experience and
salary desired. Box 1890. Star.
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST - General
ledger;. pleasant working conditions;
group disqualification; 36-40, hr. per
sa sss sSs Rss Sssk so. s 'sir sS ssr
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT to work in
modern atr-cond. ofilce; interesting
work; 5-day wk:;, $50; Apply I'll
ckshYfE; 1Ash 81; njT saite tsers sl2
new s. 8. Kresge Co. store to open
in Langley Park Shopping Center,
New Hampshire ave. and University
lane. are now being accepted. Apply
9; 8. KRESGE STORE. Queenstown
Shopping Center. Mt. Rainier. En-
pioyment to start at once. Paid va.
CASHIER and food checker wanted
for night work. Must have some ex-
pm MfcaEL's REsiTAuRANTs'
casarERcnTRk 1eGG Hegmms ave, for nT large cb.vro
days. group Republication, paid va va
ssz.SR RsH }ef ss'IsorsT "
cash1fRfHiffsr chasshhffEFillfi hs For small nIs isan
sao Ssrtra SatsaTt aae RoYAt A. 4s41S l9AN 9s ca
CHILD CARE-White woman, 90 to
40 yrs, to care for 4-mo. .-old baby
and M1S help with housework; 5-day wk.
CLERK for ganere, oe5oa -a.,, 20 g,
store experience preferred but not
necessary; Typing essential; perma-
nent position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP.
1908 G st. NV.
CLERK, part time. for snack bar; to
become, full time if satisfactory.
Must be neat; alert and honest.
rSrRK Sa!RTy open; gsns-. 81, o saS3; -27
wk. Good hand writing essential.
Typing helpful but not necessary.
Apply End floor, 1722 Eye st. NV.
white, for dry-cleaning store;
eeTpssiNSPfs efpIesNRRs pc PEefeTEss sass cH1JJSgM
CLERK. full or or part apP1; time, for pay
CLEANING STORE; good salary;
exper. not necessary. Apply 1915
Ager rd.. Green Meadows Shopping
Center.
white. for dry cleaning plant:
exper: preferred. but not necessary
STYLE CLEANERS. 37O7 Nichols
ave, sc. No phone calls. -2s
coupon clerk: high school graduate
S191 per mo. to start. 1912 in &
mos; periodic increases; 5-day, 40
hour week; Apply employment office
WASHINGTON a5 GAS LIGHT CO,
Fri. No phone rails 90
Evening star., 1951-05-26

Wool experience. We have one va
cancy for good operator who de
sires permanent position will
plenty Of work every week Of tn
year. High piece-work rate. Excel
lent working conditions. Apply MI
1926 s. Capitol ST., Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-05-26
HELP WoAAEN

sTENOGRAPHER. with knowledge OF
medical terms to work in business
organization having medical dept
variety Of. ONCE duties; age, 20-30;
to 8. 5-day week, hr. for lunch
Call Elk. 033S for appt. Monday after
8 am. --27
STENOG., law ofiice; no experience
nec.; short hrs; good pay; vacation;
adv. Elk. $500; ewes. Ia. $500.
Evening star., 1951-05-26
HELP MEN

MAN-Physically able white man.
liable. hardworking family man who
wants to make good money every
week In the year. Must be sober,
honest; co-o%psTstiye % and have good
Ss5 in 80 days. when proven cap
able; See MI. Graves, CROKER
GENERAL TIRE CO., 23rd and N
MAN for or position in duplicating shop;
must have drivers permit. Box GOA,
MAN. colored. young. with D. c. per
init and grocery clerk exper., to
work in live poultry. fresh fish mar
ket. 725 Goth st. ne. -27
MAN, $1.25 to $1.75 HOUR, full
or part-time, no experience neces-
sary, good workers only. Apply
MAN WANTED = Summer evening
work in ice cream store; 5-12; must
1925 Biadensburg I'd. ne. -26
MEN l2). neat appearing. for full or
part time work in order dept. Apply
IN person after 10 am. 7os 18th
HEN 81; NV, w., Srd moor: .,oo %
nationally advertised watches on
credit; car not necessary. Contact
Mr.. Joseph, NEW YORK cEWELRY
CO.. 719 7ths st. NV
MEN. between 30-4o. years-Are you
interested in earning extra money
In your spare time? The opportunity
is here to. earn S75 to 500 each
your spare time during the day
Our proposition Is hard to beat.
Call MIR. STEVENSON at CO. 6744.
9:30-11 am. for an appointment to
discuss our plan. This Is no crack
Dot scheme 40
Evening star., 1951-05-26
SAT,ESGTRT,
Afternoon work; for our Falls Church
store.
WYNN'S
SALESLADIES

For hosiery and bag departments
Permanent positions with good sal
ary and commissions, Many employe
benefits.
Evening star., 1951-05-26
PAYROLL CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION

BEREAVEMENT FO5IIION
Alert woman. 1885 years Of age.
who is accurate with figures; legible
handwriting and a tipping speed of
80. words per min. are required.
5-day. 40-hr. week. vacations with
pay. disqualification, insurance and
Apply Personnel. Room sos; open
weekdays $50 to and Sat. 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-26
THE EVENING STAR

11o1 Penna. Ave. NV
MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERK
wanted; young lady, neat appearing
no exp. necessary, some tipping re-
quired; alternating hours. Apply in
person. Mr.. Fullilove, RALEIGH HO-
TEL. 18th and Penna. ave. -28
MARKER in dry cleaning plant; 5Ha-
aa M Is! 0e IisaSH so'' 5oos Rs
Columbia pike, Arlington. 80
NURSE, practical. for nursing home,
must live in. SH. 6040. -2S
NURSE. white. European or Amer
lean. for one child, 4 yrs; good
pay; French-American family; 5k;
day Tk. Own room; OR; 1887: -2e
physician doing internal medicine
July u eesf seday o~s WeeR We White, qdea pieasa1 n
personality. Salary open. Write
N9FsEa gHS E4S,S rss;sssaad ssar white Protestant
assistant ynod head nurse; live in. ga Cal
NuRsEMWhite, undergraduate. ag,
22- to 40. for private hospital. . GO
NUiRsssEMAID. sleep in: child; ex
cellent working conditions. No house
OFFICE TfEs Fl siRI ioSS nSss5 SRsil ~ w Nk
LUNCH. INC, 1907 Z st. NV.
between 2 and 4 pm. Mon. through
Fri. Il
OFFiCE ASSISTANT - Must hav,
knowledge of typing: sag so to start
Call Mr.. Maisel, MASTER APPLI
ANCE CO., 2443 18th st. NV. 3;
OFFICE CLERK -CASHIER-Nationa a
finance co. has opening in Alexan
dria Office for married or unmar
ried young woman between th,
ages nf 12 and AZ. tyninp essential
hospitalizstion hess "a @ an and ii iife insnranc
free; vacation with pay. Apply OIL
DOMINION SMALL LOAN CORP
| 103 N. Alfred ST., Alex. Va. %
Evening star., 1951-05-26

BEAUTY OPERATOR = Experienced
salary and commission, no license
required. Call MIR. JULES. TIE. 7I40
BEAUTY OPERATOR: good salary,
SHOP. 1891 14th st. NV. AID. 9674.
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Work $3.50
mission. DOROTHY PRENcIPE
SALON, 800 No. Glebe rd.. Airing
BEAuTY OrERAToR-1st-class. air
conditioned shop; good hours. 1907
Z Mass; ave; n,w,; EN-. $3.50; 20
SoRoTHY hEAuTY ~ ssnss sS1oSa 5SsagBEe4ss yes
BEAUTY EsiSGh 0tSPi oPERAT0R. Ait $50 per sk.,
plus commission. Can earn S65, to
SS5 per wk. Apply LOUIS. Creative
Hairdresser. 17i0 Eye st. NV
knowledge of typing
5-day wk., no Saturday. good sal
ary, permanent position: BANKERS
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.. o401
sSoKkEEPHk.-oeneral SoIdsT PEE; ledger: 0a able
to take trial balance; knowledge of
typing; general office routine; con-
venient to downtown; 40-hr. wk.
State age and salary acceptable.
BOX 19-C, Star. -27
Bookkeeping Machine Opr.
New Remington Rand. Want highest
conditions; 5-day wk.; salary open;
n;w; section. Call Mr.. DEMING, AID.
Evening star., 1951-05-26
IE EVENING STAR

11O1 Pa. Ave. N.W.
SECRETARY, LEGAL-Private secre-
tary to general council OF national
trade association. Must be expert
sncsd 3D. 6say sas % week; r. 800 GO per , year
of major air line; $500 per month
to start; transportation privileges,
hospitalization; 40-hour week. Ap-
ply yrIg,, 9 to 8 MAeennday, Room ITS,
sEcRETARY-sTEN0GRAPHER-Law Law
office experience desirable, but not
essential; 5-day wk.; .air-conditioned
bldg; pleasant working conditions;
state age, education, experience and
starting salary expected. Box 61-A,
ssscaRsiETARY.sTENo.-To take full
charge of administration; Arlington
stenographer. OW. 3562 or ia.
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER wanted
for medical department of national
foundations; attractive position; B.
day week; insurance and social Sc
rate with experience and ability;
junior typist also required; phone
ST. 2o64 Monday. after $50 am.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER at
tractive position for executive non
profit organization. 5ka-day. wk.
Age 25-35 yrs. Many liberal bene-
fits. Salary commensurate with
exper. and ability. Write Box
SHOE sALEsIADIEs. experienced, for
Md, va, D. c.; good salary, pleas
ant working conds. Apply MIR. KAP
Lam, 901 II st. ne. -2S
SILK PRESSERS, must be eyper.; va
cation with pay. insurance features,
excel. hours and working cond.
Apply VOGUE CLEANERS. S26 Bla-
densburg I'd, ne. . ~
in store MR. JOSEPH. 7l9 7th st
STENOGRAPHER-We need an Al
stenographer for three months; legal
experience preferred but not essen
tial; good salary; state age, quail
fication and references. Box 20S-D
STENOGRAPHER-J arads., II
you are o good typist with average
shorthand speed we have immediate
opening, starting salary $500; 35-
| hr. week, free life and group health
| insurance; air-conditioned ONCE
| ST. 6456 MR.. BIGGS. -26
| STENOGRAPHER, permanent, for
| engineer consultant's ONCE. to start
| work June /. Good pay and work
! ing cond. Phone ST. 1882 for appt
Evening star., 1951-05-26
HELP WOMEN tcont.,

BEAUTICIAN-S75 to start; must bs
NEW YORK HAIR STYLIST. 191s
Michigan ave. ne. IL
BEAUTICIAN. good all-around oper.
ator; top salary and commission
FRED THE HAIR STYLIST at Phil.
ipsborn, sos 11th st. NV. --2s
excel. salary; 5-day wk.; air-cond
LEE, STUDIO. 18th and N. Y ave
ma. 2399.
BEAUTfCIAN WANTED, full or part
time; top salary. FA. 9S03 or OW
1871. Ask for MRS. GLENN. ---21
Evening star., 1951-05-26
Evening Star Building
l1n1 Penna Ave NV
TRUCK DRIVER

Young man, with Maryland permit
to drive truck and clean shop; g.
hour day, 5-day week: $1.40 pei
hour: o must be wiling ny worke5; T v,Sa Gai !.
MANUFACTURING CO., 5011 Cres.
ton ST.. Bladensburg, Md.