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Evening star., 1951-04-08
Bulletin
Man Dies in Fire

Robert L. Rogers, about 40,
died early this morning, pre-
sumably of suffocation, after
fire spread through his apart
ment at 1140 Oates street NE.
Firemen believed the blaze may
have started from a cigarette
dropping onto a sofa in the liv-
ing room.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

near the Maryland side of the
chanrel. The crew of a crash
boat from Boiling Air Force base
was dragging the river last night.
aided by volunteers.
Raymond v. Smith, of 4801
Pard road, Coral Hills, Md, q fell
tSee CRASH, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Chinese battIinq
.Yanks' Advance
On Central Front
Reds Halt Withdrawal
After 2 Days and Turn
Against U. N. Forces
BULLETIN.

y. .. E1CF1 II ARMY FOH-
WARD HEADQUARTERS, Sun
Day, April s. (P)--There is no
end in sight TO the Korean War
under present military condi-
tions unless there is a political
settlement, 1t. Gen. Matthew
B. RidgWay, the U. S. Eighth
Army commander, said today.
Il have no personal knowledge
of negotiations for a political
settlement Gen. Ridgway told
press conference at forward
headquarters in Korea.
BY the Associated Press
TOKYO, Sunday, April 8.-Ihe
Chinese Reds suddenly turned and
fought advancing Americans north
Of the 38th Parallel on the Korean
central front today after two days
of retreat.
Associated Press War Core
Ispondent William c. Barnard re-
ported from that front that The
Reds used artillery, mortars and
machine guns to hurl back an
attacking American platoon from
"a ridge overlooking the Pukhan
River north of Chunchon.
The correspondent said II units
of one American division were ELL
gagged in that area.
Allied Push Slowed.
1t was the first major opposition
the Allies had met since Wednes-
day when they drove across the
38th Parallel, old political bound
ary of North and South Korea.
The ffareup of resistance slowed
an Allied push toward HWachon,
a major Chinese Red base in
Central Korea 7 miles north of
I38. Tank task forces paced the
U. N. drive.
The overall progress of 10
Allied divisions was so good that
War Associated Press Correspon-
dent Left Erickson reported from
United States 9Th Army head
quarters.
IF the 9th Army's steady artll-
lery supported advance rate con-
tinue today Sunday, the entire
Allied front should be north of
the 38th Parallel all across the
country from the Imjin River
east to the Japan Sea by Tomor-
row Monday"
9th Army headquarters esti-
mated that 1920 Reds were killed
or wounded and 72 captured in
yesterdays ground action.
Retreated for 2 Days.
For the past two days the Chi
nese had unexpectedly broken off
almost all contact and retreated
steadily in broad area 4 to 8
miles inside North Korea.
This was still the case in the
West, latest dispatches reporting
that only Allied patrols were able
to keep up with the retiring
enemy.
Whether the sudden stiffening
in the center marked a general
ending of the Red fallback was
not apparent.
However, it was believed 1he
United States 9th Army forces
had still some distance to go be-
fore striking the main Chinese
line. This line was believed to be
along the railroad between Chor-
won and Kumhwa, 20 miles inside
North Korea.
Bridges Heavily Bombed.
There have been many predic-
tions that north of that line the
Chinese were massing fresh forces
for a spring offensive that would
be their heaviest effort yet in
Korea. The aggressive 9th Army
drive is aimed at throwing this
anticipated Red offensive out of
gear beforehand.
Coupled with this aim, Ameri-
can B-29s yesterday heavily
bombed the Yalu River bridges
from Manchuria into Korea and
(See KOREA, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-04-08
D. G. Called One of Soft
Spots in Failure to
Impose Harsh Penalties

Testimony before House Ways
and Means Subcommittee yester-
day brought the prediction from
the groups chairman that a nara
cotics bill with teeth ip it prob
ably will be reported out in about
week.
Chairman Boggs made the pre-
diction after testimony by a
Evening star., 1951-04-08
The Riddle of Macarthur
General Ignores Danger, Holds
to Be Man of Destiny
Gunther Describes His Arrival in japan;
Refusal to Return to U. S. Battles Many
By John Gunther
" SVHH 0UHtHCT
INSTALLMENT /
MocARTHUR's GREAT GAMBLE

When Gen MacArthurs unarmed plane, the Bataan first
within sight of Japan August 30 945 the
doing quietly The softly symmetrical white
Fuyama became visible Brig Courtney Whitney,
chief political adviser tapped him the gently
Macarthur woke murmured Well Good old Fui!" paid
more attention and promptly fell asleep again
Nobody could what might might
be in Japan fierce army million home
Evening star., 1951-04-08

W e d n esdoy in
The Stor.
T he section
will offer sus-
g estions for
quick meols. core
Of house and
grounds. storage
q n d cIeoning
seryie e S, ond
short cuts in the
search for dirt
from cellar to
ottic.
Don't miss the
u poee spring
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Truman Upset by Macarthur
Foroys in Far Eastern Politics;
Discipline Reported UnderStudy
Toiks With Marshall
And Bradley on What
To Do With General
By Cecil HolIond

President Truman's hair-trigger
Missouri temper yesterday was
reported to be so aroused that he
was considering some disciplinary
action against Gen. Macarthur
for his incursions into high-level
policy decisions on Far Eastern
matters.
Persons in a position to know
said that Mr.. Truman was ex-
Evening star., 1951-04-08
More Changes Likely When House Re-
sumes Debote on Droft Bill Poge A-l0


production and maintenance of
aircraft and parts" to "educa-
tional and research services"
The new list eliminated many
activities considered essential last
August when 72 activities were
listed.
Purpose of the list is guidance of
the Defense Department in sched-
uling calls on reservists to active
duty and for Selective Service
Boards in determining draft de-
fermentS.
For ManpOwer Only.
Among the activities considered
essential in the original list but
eliminated from the new list are: ::
Tobbaco manufactures, textile
mill products, furniture and fix
lures. printing, publishing and
allied industries, construction,
wholesale and retail trade, bank
ing. real estate, government, mo-
ton pictures, legal services,
ICao I'D AFrT pouo All
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Symposium Shows Notions Admire Moc-
Arthur in Wor, Feor Him in Politics
Pooe As
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Special Section Offers
Spring Cleaning Hints

There's no need for the onnuoI
spring cleaning job to upset you and
the entire household. Not if you reod
the special section which oppeors this
Evening star., 1951-04-08

section this Wednesday in The Stor.
Phone Sterling 5000 now for home de-
livery.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

MeGroth Challenges Congress Power ia
Probe U. 5. Courts. Poee A. 10
Evening star., 1951-04-08
New Deferment Guide
Cuts Down Listing Of
Essential Activities
rs Brood Fields Covered;
Critical Occupations
To Be Outlined Luter

The Commerce Department yes
terday issued revised and cut
down list of essential activities"
to serve as a guide for deferment
of military service.
twenty-five broad types of ac-
tivity were listed, ranging from
Evening star., 1951-04-08

Continued on Page ALL, Col. A.
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Pictures Of Cherry Blossom Festival and
Crowds on Poee AT.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

(See DRAFT, Page Aid
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(See PLANE, Page A-8.)
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Thousands Jam
Tidal Basin for
Cherry Festival.
But Rain May Bring
Damp FinoIe to Repeot
Performance Today
By james 6. Deone

Perfect weather and perfect
cherry blossoms drew one of the
biggest throngs ever to turn out
for a cherry blossom festival to
the Tidal Basin yesterday-but
rain may bring damp finale to-
day.
A holiday-mind crowd esti-
mated at $4,000 jammed into what
Evening star., 1951-04-08

(see MACARTHUR, Page A-40
Evening star., 1951-04-08

(see BLOSSOMS, Page A-51
Evening star., 1951-04-12
HElP WOMEN

boy. Marlboro, Nd; live in; room.
board, plus S100 a month: reference
required. Call weekdays, ST. 1880.
between . am. and pm; la
telephone information clerks. 40-hr.
wk., good salary. paid while train
ing. Apply GREYHOUND TER
MINAL. 1110 N. Y. ave. NV. -13
YOUNG LADY to learn bookkeepins
machines; typing necessary; 5-day
wk:: convenient location. MA. 1894,
YOUNG LADY to work in small of1ice:
S35 week to start; Report LIBERTY
YOUNG IADY&Attractive. perma-
nent position for one with knowl-
edge of stenography. bookkeeping
and general office routine; 5-day
wk. oil 18th st. NV. Id
YOUNG WOMAN for general once
tion, sCHWARTz's FUR SHOP, 704
HIGH HIGH sCHoooIi e;oi GRADuA1E-Wei Will
train you as cashier on MGR 1000
posting machine; excellent oppo1tu-
nifty; vacation with pay. discount
JEW JEWEL ELRY &C Co. Gstph ai5 nth hLI st. NV a0aA
HOUSEWIVES. white able to leave
home in spare time; earn S1-$3
hourIy. Direct sales. no canvasslng.
Write Box 133-Y, Star. -12
AVON COSMETICS are in demand
everywhere you can earn a good
income by representing our COM
pany; no exper. necessary. Call GIL.
1850. IA
BRENNER'S BAKERIES will open
their 5th Virginia location. 615 Belle
view bldg, Belleview Shopping Center
Alexandria, on Friday 18th of April.
Interviews now being accepted for 3
mornings and 4 evenings positions,
full time and mornings and
evenings part time. Call MRS. HITE.
OW. 1906. IA
with . small daughters seek crea-
tive homemaker who actually en-
Joys care of children and cooking.
Prefer well-educated white or Orien-
tai woman, 25 to As, who can drive,
will travel. has no family respon-
sibilities of her own. Time of. but
not on week ends. Call DE. 1349.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
HELP DOMESTIC Cont }

Observation-Disclosures middle
aged colored woman to care for
children and home. Located in
South Piscataway, Md, approx. s
and bath. 5,,day week, every week
end off. Salary open. Call MRS.
DUNN. Ii. 3-3423, between and ).
any day except Sat. and Sun. Id
OUSEKEEPER-Whi live in: in
fant and one School-age child:
yeniencess; must have excel. refer.
Prone ST.. 0110. after : pm. Ia
HOUSEMAN, steady job. $50 mo, rm.
and board for sober man: good ref
erenceS, experienced in gueSt-house
work. 2230 Mass. ave. NV. -l2
MAID, colored. for general cleaning
and laundry in nursing home. PA.
M.ID; colored. s;h.v~ laundry. Refs.
WOMAN, settled, to live in; Virginia:
must have loessl refs and health
WOMAN. colored. to care for 3 chill
chance fo- room and board and
small salary. Ii, 3-s03., after $50.
WOMAN, white, care for 3 children.
! live in; week ends free; private rm.
in new home; no laundry or heavy
home. Phone 10, 6S5l. after $40
WOMAN. to take charge of small apt:
. children; live in; salary; mother
works nights 10. o-1S03. -13
WOMAN, white. general housework;
live in; Monday throush Friday; SIS
week. 8 to IL am, OR. 1855. T."
YOUNG GIRL. white, to care for "l2-
year-o!d boy; 5i2-day week. WA.
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN, live
in. care SIN. child lh.w. Week ends
free if desired. AP. 0974 after $50
pm or all day Saturday. ID
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE LADY-De-
pendable. gh.w. and care of child
while mother, works; room. board,
small salary. Call any day until 12
noon. UN. 0594. -l2
Evening star., 1951-04-12

benentS. ABBY SAEEWA1 SIOHES,
INC, 1S45 4th st. ne,
rYPIST, between ages OF II and 30;
5-day. 37-hour week; vacation with
pay; good chance for advancement.
Apply INDEMNITY INSURANCE
Co: $50 woodward Bldg. 18th and
H SITS. NV. -17
with expanding organization, All
modern employe benefits. Must be
accurate with minimum speed of so
words per min. Excellent salary for
qualified person. Call RE. S125;
,tF1s1 u9es assf s5 for
GEORGETOWN; 5-day wk.. hospitaiiza-
vancement. CO. 10i5. -l3
part time; I.B.M. electric
typewriter, debating equipment;
downtown. air-conditioned profess
Tvp1s Stqns ofee Phone RE- sE:n3{s 3G41 :n.l3 I33
desired; willing to learn dictaphone;
small. pleasant Office of national as
sociation; vacation. health and hos
salary open. EX. 6733. -12
TYPIST for work in membership
room of national association: 5-day
yssf y.s4nP PAID sasly ssk siys snd D
Ext 81 -12
TYPIST and general once worker;
S45 weekly, 5-day week. Apply Mr.
Megby, H. ABRAMSON CO.. 1032
9TH st. NV. Ia
TYPIST for envelope addressing, Sc
per 900; no homework, 9001 New
Hampshire ave. extended. Silver
Spring. Md. sH. 6761. IA
TYPIST, full or part-time, for credit
ofice; excel. salary, permanent
pleasant surroundings. ASKIN S
737 9TH st. NV. liz
TYPISTS to work in credit dept. do
ing collection work by phone and
correspondence. Experience pre-
ferred but not essential. 40-hour
week. employe discount on pur-
chages and other company dement's
Apply Personnel once. SEARS
ROEBUCK & CO., $500 Wilson blvd,
Arlington Va
Evening star., 1951-04-12
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. 10 adults. live in; reference
COOK, general housework; must have
local reference; live in. EN-, 1875.
.COOk-G.H.W.. white, for doctors
family; fond of children, expert
encsd: live in, upstairs rr; otner
help employed; S25 Wk. WO. 2u09.
COOK, G.HW.-White; live in; pvt.
req.i $50 wk. Call WI. 1866. Ia
COOK -G.H.W.; fond of children; live
in. upstairs rooms; employed hus-
band ban may live in, in exchanse, for
cooK 5sfGSenSef Rh1ns o. aC51 l
parents with 6-yr.- -old girl; live in,
pleasant room; dishwasher. Bendix,
clothes dryer; $3.50, with increase
Il satisfactory. ia. 2-9433, after
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, n white,
settled woman, to care for two
preschool-age children; EMPLOYED
RSthse; A%t sos1r references; live in @,9 or out,
G.H.W., no cooking; to sleep in; good
salary, pvt: room and board incl;
ref. JAY DEES, 1907 G st. NV. -l2
G.H.W. and good plain cook, fond of
children; every Thursday and every
otner Sunday on; sit 2 nights; local
refs. required; hours, $50 through
dinner; S25. Ia. 1916.
G.H.W. and assist with one child.
Live in, upstairs rm. Good salary.
Local references required. Wo. 1879.
G.H.W., plain cooking; refs. and
health card req. Adult family. OR.
G.H.K.-white; to live in. near
Monastery in Northeast area. Call
after 2 pm, MI. $3.50. lis
G.H.W.. plain cooking. live in: empl,
parents; fond of children, ages l
and 5: S25 week; refs. req; other
help: Wed, Sun of. IA. 9l0O. IL
G.H.W., live in. no cooking: adults
in family; local refs; $50 a wk.
WO. 1858. -12
G.H.wn plain cook; age 25 to 40;
local refs; live in: no ironing;
S27.50; ample time of. OR. 0Ss3.
G.H.w.-care for Q small children;
Y day Thugs eeyss55y eys5y other syn;
HOUSEKEEPER-For bushes couple
and child: references; live In; moi
cooking. no Sundays. ME. s223.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
CLERKS

ARISTO CLEANERS
2209 Wis. ave. Two immediate va
canc1eS for branch manager and as
Sistant; experience pref. but not nee
essary; ages, 20-45; excel. pay plus
bonus and discounts. Apply in per-
son at above address at pm. -16
'CLERK-TYPIST. permanent position.
1ssG 1sasy @ week; st' n W. KIT MUSIC Co.
CLERK-TYPIST, 1927 yrs. of age,
excellent hours, air-conditioned bldg =,
Powers, ciTfzENs BANK 0 81 RIV. I
ERDALE. Bladensburg, Md. --l2
Company benefits.
pleasant working conditions; salary
JEWELRY CO. 300 Hp6''i9ai 18th St. tNnNS w.
CONCENTRATIONS woman. per
manent position; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.
Phone MA. OS31, after 2 pm. ia
CLERK-TYPIST-Small ORGANIZATION,
nice surroundings; 5-day week, 8
to :; = salary open, Call MA. 1925,
CLERK -TYPIsT. for real estate Of
fice. 5-day week, interesting work,
4 n. MILLER DEVELoPMENT Co. CO,
4S30 Massachusetts ave. NV.
CLEKR-dYPisT; armans9i b.. fuli or part time:
1IcuohIlb III llne
mems store. Experience not neces-
sary; will train. See Mrs. Wax,
FASHION SHOP, 1900 F st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT, experienced, for per-
manent position; 5-day, 40-ilour
week; pleasant working conditions: /:
liberal discount on purchases; in
Surance and disqualification plan:
a retirement plan. Apply PEOPL ES
DRUG STORES employment office,
~ P st. ne. -l3
CLERk-TYPIST, beginner. white, for
top. quality Conn. ave. store; excel
lent career opportunity for. serious
edueation, experience, etc. Box
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 80. newspaper
office. circulation records dept; g.
day week, vacation and other en-
ploye benefits; rapid advancement.
CLERK-TYPIsT, white, experienced
for permanent position; knowledge
with figures helpful; 5-day week;
salary commensurate with ability
Apply NATIONAL LITHo CO, 1855
18th st. NV. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady some
shorthand for permanent position
in ONCE Of large motion picture
organiZation: convenient location
day wk. See Mr.. Shaftel. 7th
Floor, Warner bldg, 18th and E
StS. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1951-04-12
HELP WOMEN
STORE, MATn

Colored, one with store and window
experience pref; must be able to
furnish good references: Apply IN
person only KOPY KAT DRESS
SHOP. 1907 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. -12
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, PIX;
Bethesda area; 35-hr. week; perm.
empl. Apply in person. COLUMBIA
SPECIALITY CO.. 503 Bradley blvd.
Chevy Chase. Md. 8 a.m.-10:30 am.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

TYPIsT for presidents once of ma
tional news magazine; interesting
reader correspondence; congenial
associates; pleasant air-conditioned
once; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; you will
share in our liberal insurance, vaca:
ton and sick leave benefits. Call
Mon. Fri. 5000. DI. 1900. Ext.
263.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER

~ L A44N ~ ~ = t@ = - AA4S>
old-established real estate once has
eficient secretary y-stenographer, 25
to 50 yrs. of age. with initiative
and pleasing personality: permanent
TONED once. Call MI of1utt, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345 Ia
sILK FINlsaER 5000 95p,T pay " Gnss goSd
CRYSTAL VALET, 7ao 18th st,
SILK FINIsHERs for dry cleaning
plant. $50 per week; must be fast
and thorough: exper., steady work
SANITARY CLEANERS. 1920 14th
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP-steady job
good hours and pay. 81. 64l7,
sTENoGRHPHER, Tp OHs4r 1885 years of
age; 1921 month to start; interest
ing work; main office of motion pic
ture concern; 5-day, 4O-hour week;
for Advancement: must take dicta-
ton 90 words q min. Apply Room
400. Tower Building. 14th and K
sts: NV. or Phone Ii. 5-6700, Ext.
sTENoGRAPHERs t2,. part or full
tlule, rdliS Suui Cu AREA WHY spcHu
all that time riding the bus in and
out of Washington every day? Here
is an excellent opportunity for Q
wide-awake stenographers; one to
act as records clerk. handle deeds
ard contracts. and the second ste
noRrapher for dictation and once
work, for a Falls Church firm; ex-
cellent salary for the right persons.
Phone FA. 1890 for interview. -15
STENOGRAPHER; very attractive
salary for ambitious girl seeking
permanent position in small friendly
ONCE. Apply at oil 18th st. NV
STENOGRAPHER. permanent position
with large food manufacturer; plea
SAINT working conditions: air-condi-
toned office; vacations and sick
leave. Insurance and disqualification
at low cost S62.10 for 5h-day
week. CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.,
o301 Georgia ave. NV. Ia
STENOGRAPHERS- - Public stenog
can use good stenogs. awaiting Govt.
clearance; also housewives interested
in part time mo eve. or week end
applicants pleasel. ST. 1871. -15
STENOGRAPHER
Good hours Phone DI f,065 -12
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK
TO OPERATE BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
WILL TRAIN AMBITIOUS
WORKER WHO LIKES
FIGURES. MUST TYPE
PERMANENT POSITION
5 DAYS, 40-HOUR WEEK.
CALL ST. 0O50
holland Co., Inc.
1876 K ST. NE.
1856 K ST. NE.

CLERKS Tobacco and cosmetic
deptS.; no eXper. necessary; gooo
hours, discount on purchases
STANDARD DRUG CO.. 3122 14tt
st n u ID
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Telephone Operator

With knowledge of tipping; excellent
working conditions. Apply AIS MO-
TORS. INC, 1910 Wilson Blvd. Arl.,
Va.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

POWER MACHINE OPERATORS,
awning experience preferred. 1881
PRACTfCAL NURSE, from to :, to
care for elderly lady. OR. 0590.
PRESSER, Hoffman utility machine,
part time; downtown. 716 11th St.
RECEPTIONIsT. age 25-35: doctors
ONCE; some typing. Call GE. 1888.
SALES AGENTs-Get, into the real
estate business, selling Mont. Co.
Call me and I will let you work
each morning with an exper. agent.
Drawing account against earned
COMMISSIONS. mission Phone POP HARTMAN.
sALEsGIRL for gift shop; permanent
position; 5-day wk Apply between
1915, MARY BAYNES GIFTS. 902
14th st. NV. -12
for retail stationery sales
See manager, M. S. CHM CO., 1417
New York ave. NV. -15
ton: good salary and commission.
10 VAN DER LOO. 1879 Conn. ave
SALESLADIES WANTED-Good sal
ary and comm. Apply WASHINGTON
SPECIALITY SHOP. 1874 F st. NV
-15
SALEsLADIES for shoe store; regu-
lar and part time; exper. not neces-
sary; Apply 901 H st. ne. Mr.
.KAPLAN. lie
Evening star., 1951-04-12
IVARI-TYPE OPERATOR

VARI-TYPE OPERATOR
Permanent position for high school
viii train II good typist and with
house organ. GoVERNMENT SERV-
ICES. INC. 1885 21st st. NV. -l2
WAITRESS (white). part, time 11
sRRESs n s2 REsTauR&STs slSfs0 sSs SSneass s.
WAITRESS - Experienced on food
GEoRGE's CHICKEN IN THE
RS ReUGiH;o eido 6o3l Connecticut ave-
WAITRESS. white. experienced; good
tips; pleasant atmosphere; serving
2 meals. OIL. $3.50. MR.. JENSEN.
WAITRESS. white, over 81; steady
SS51 S1h, 5S: 6. pa s'hts e.. We Ssst aSs 8
waaafTTTiREss, aaTTi white. experienced: nights.
Apply in person. FAIRFAX RES
TAURANT, 1887 Pa. ave. sc.
WAITRESS. exper. on food and LIQUOR.
for nights; excel; earnings. APPLY pgds
r. /. ave. ne. IA
WAITRESS. experienced; age 21-30:
excel. salary. good tips; hours 6
pm. to . am. or 3 pm. to , am.
nssls 1Ss7 incl. s11 End st. ne, TR'
WAITRESS. night or day work: good
Pay short her hours: BASINS St GRILd' II
wafrREss, vi 2nsS; white. 81 to as: exp ea1er.
New hampshire at Farrasut st.
WAnfiTRREss, Nni exper., arm service: neat
and as, dependsbls 3das picas Essk EssTATT no
RANT. 10th and E NV. 49,
WAITRESS. experienced; good tips
and meals. Apply 59s9 Suitland I'd,
Mornineside. Md. -1e
WAITRESS for beer, mixed drinks,
food; Apply CHUCK,s TAVERN;
wAITREss. Ess; "tai night "'' work ri ' pleasant
working cond., exceptionally good
tips, must be of the highest type,
eXper. necessary. Apply Mrs. OrCon-
nor, HAJE'S FAMOUS FOR CHICK
EN-. 1908 H st. NV, between 2 and
asp5 NoJ2ssS Inn only s{s Psss
WAITREss. "a IH;REs white: hrs. 4:so to $50
Sunday OFF; meals. Call OR. 1851
Wed; or Thurs. for appt. -l2
part tine; time; good hours Apply MED
icAL ARTS FooD SHOP, 172a Eye
WAITRESS WANTED. 6 nights a
week. Sundays of. Call RIA. a17s.
WAITREssES-Experienced.o One full
| time, one part time; excel. tips. Ap-
| ply OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT,
! 904 9th st. NV.
MATTRESSES, for week end work and
special nights; very good tips and
| large crowds CLUB LACONGA, o4l
BALTIC blvd. Berwyn, Md. Ia
MATTRESSES. experienced on food
| and LIQUOR. for night work: GOOD
working conditions. Apply GEORGIA
/ TAVERN. 1881 Georgia ave. NV.
/ -lT
MATTRESSES, experienced Apply
| MARROCCO RESTAURANT, 1913
Penna. ave. NV. IL
MATTRESSES wanted. white. Apply
VIRGINIAN RESTAURANT, 119 B
ST Sc -lg
Evening star., 1951-04-12

switchboard operator for busy
board; 5-day, 40-hour week; group
insurance plan, paid vacation. sick
benefits. Apply SAFEWAY STORES,
INC. 1S4H 4th st. n
Evening star., 1951-04-12
SECRETARY

$50 week to start. small ONCE. 6-day
week. under 35 years. Box l46-T,
Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER for
real estate insurance ONCE; exper
not necessary. RIA. 22o0. am
sECRETARY-STE
sicians ONCE; young woman Win
manent position, Cau MA. 59S2. --l3
Evening star., 1951-04-12

TYPIsT-AssIsTANT BOOKKEEPER
Small, pleasant ONCE; interesting
position. For appt.. DI. 5905. -12
TYPIST CLERK - Desirable position
for a capable. alert person: pleasant
surroundings; salary S225 per mo.
626 Woodward Bldg.
TYPIST-CLERK, under 30. high
school grad. perm. position. paid
5-day. 37ia-hr. wk AMERICAN
SURETY CO.. $50 Southern Bldg
18th and H stS. NV. -l5