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deliberate and act - is threatened. When
group efforts are Ineffective and unproduc-
tive, people are softened up for system
which simply tells them what to do.
How can the situation be improved?
It's not likely that the corner cutting
minority familiar with the law is going to
forget what it knows. That puts it squarely
up to the baffled and bamboozled majority
that knows little or nothing. 1t will have to
learn more. Best way to do it is go to the
library and get good book on the subject
Not in order to be tricky, but to keep from
being tricked.
Learning the rules may be bit tedious
because there's no short cut, But you don't
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have to be legal eagle to grasp the rules.
They are plain common sense. If you had to
invent parliamentary system you'd think
of most of them yourself
Anyone who has learned the rules of base
ball or bridge, or who can turn out cableknit
sweater. can become good parliamentarian
in couple of months. A number of labor
unions have become excellent at it - often in
self-defense against Communists - by hold
ing courses for the rank and file.
That Parliamentary NJive"
DON'T be scared off by the Technology
either Much of it is archaic and sounds terri
bly, technical if not downright stuffy "Ques-
tions of privilege, divisions of assembly,"
and so FORTH Rephrase them if you wish, just
as long as your meaning is clear. But unless
you understand them, you're likely to miss
what's going on when someone else uses them.
Actually, if you understand your teen-agers,
think you'll find parliamentary terms no
harder to dig than any other 1--WE.
remember farmers meeting where, after
long wrangle, motion concerning the storage
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vote was recorded on a motion Involving
$l,0O0,OOO.
law than with weak, hazy or improper use of
it. The trouble is that in America today
few people know parliamentary rules only
too well while the vast majority knows them
not at all.
A Dangerous Situation
IT IS tragic and even dangerous that this
situation should exist. For each time
promising idea is sidetracked, each time
people leave meeting place feeling con-
fused, stymied and dissatisfied, a fundamental
democratic principle - the right to assemble,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29

Do you know how to stand up for your rights
in meeting, do you meekly let yourself be
stampeded by parliamentary tricksters? Here's
something every American today should discover
Evening star., 1951-08-26

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE for gem
rr ferreS. SGS AppiS ISf i71s 0 st. sypnS nw. pre-
HOUSEKEEPERS, part time and full
time. also clerical, part time; for
Arl. ARCO HOMEMAKERS SERV-
ICE, OK. 0330. IA. 8-0450.
HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION, mid.
dle-aged, to care for elderly lady;
hve-in; references. ia. 4-1733.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, to supervise
work OF night charwomen. Apply
building superintendent's ONCE, 1886
Eye st. NV, Us
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MAID for shop. cleaning and press
ing: only experienced presser on
better merchandise desired; 5-day
week. Call co. $3.50 Monday. 1880
tn q m
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CASHIER -TRAINEE
CLERICAL WORKER

For hospital record room: consider
able filing, some typing; no technical
knowledge required; 5ha-day wk.
meals meals 4 , desired a. excellent psTs9nnel
HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
CLERICALr--Young lady fwhite) for
various clerical duties for lge. auto
parts store; $50 to start: knowledge
OF, operating PIX switchboard help
fnl but not essential; good hours,
Call CaIr6 MT & pixin, gT De; 20o3, CENTRAL
CLERICAL POSITIONS, permanent,
grsdaates WefE ehone fos ME. hish ss4o schSSl ss!
CLERK, white, exp, for dry cleaning
counter and assembly work. Good
mrs, $3e to start. Personal dry
cleaning. free. MELODY CLEANERS,
g S2S 18th st. NV. go
and company. benefits; must be re-
usfoN 5sR5Sj NE%g NAER%R|s coMIxES 3 IPxsESsPn' NO rHT
stand. Union Station. --26
CLERK, teneral office work, high
school grad, age 1890: 40-hr. wk.:
frequent reg. increases; must be GOOD
at figures, Splendid opportunity for
one wanting to get ahead with Ige
nrm. Numerous employee dement's
ana perm: employment. Apply Ma
TIoNAL BISCUIT CO.. 336 RAN
CLERK to handle automotiye narts
inventory records and parts dent.
correspondence: 5-day week. wash.
AREanr iAns1on-s IIsE4s IlsI5ssss Pontiac dealer.
person to Mr.. Bauer. 1887 irving
CLERK. part tina. o to /. 5 days
weekly, knowl. of tipping preferred
For EE interview. call MISS WALKER,
CLERK. tobacco; no experience nee
eSSary: no night or Sunday work.
SIANDARD DRUG CO., 11I3 q ST.
CLERK, for general ONCE work In
dress shop; experience not neces-
saryi some knowledge OF typinR
h5slptul; 5s1 Apply URDoNG BROS.
CLERK. white. age 1925, pleasing
personality; no exper. necesSary:
sa,ar ad,aptsd to work in accounting dept:
Graham. DOCTORS HOSPITAI
1873 Eye st. NV. "a
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST. excellent salary, 5-I
day week, paid vacations. Apply in
person, THE WASHINGTON PAPER
CO.. INC, 30 L st. ne.
CLERK-TYPIsT, immed. opening: s.
day wk., excel salary, air-cond.
once: opport. for advancement;
caii fisnRs MR. WEYaT W 4laSi MI NE so 1900 70 4sS
CLERK-TYPIST, white. single; local
lishesd firm; 5-day week; salary 1925
month. Box 1SS-M. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST for real estate dept.
OF motion picture company, 6-dayI
wk. good working cond. See MR..
READ, 7th floor, Warner Bldg. 18th
CLERK-TYPIST-opening for young
lady as clerk-typiSt with knowledge
OF bookkeeping or adapt at working
with figures; liberal company bene-
fits including disqualification. liz
surance, annual bonus. vacation.
sick leave. Apply In person to Mr..
PENNEY, 4O2 Ring Bldg. 1900 18th
st. NV. rs
CLERK-TYPIsT. 5-day wk., pleasant
eRihA sGGANRffG sFff sToREs. TeRSEssshisS Ss5 fpps
NV. --2S
CLERK-TYPIST. permanent position
open for young woman under 40;
typing speed not essential; pleasant
cafeteria; 2-weeks vacation. nIus
bonus vacations: 37z-hour, 5-day
week. Apply Room 400, S16 18th
st. NV, between Q am. and pm.
CLERK-TYPIsT, familiar with gem
ts Ras Ese ESaa asDo 5O0' cssrt
NV. --1
CLERK TYPIST, neat : appearing
young lady, for general office work,
some knowledge of shorthand pre-
ferred, pleasant-working conditions,
anmerSSs nna good sss sssrting salary With
trance, Hotel Statler. ~-2S
lCLERK-TYPIST POSITIONS, Pleas
ant working conditions; S-hr. day,
3 to l alternate Saturdays. attrac-
SSNSIyEzRRsssAskf zRsssf E siui F. Fths5 coRS fsnsiE re-
CLERK-TYPIST. pleasant surround
lngS, b-day week, publicity office.
Si75. Apply Monday, WASHINGTON
CLERK-TYPlsT. white. single. young
lady desiring permanent position
with life insurance company: excel
lent working conditions; shorthand
helpful but not essential; no ex-
perience necessary. Personal inter-
view. 1926 Conn. ave. NV. -27
CLEhk-TYPIST for customer service
department Of large local company;
must have good references. tact, and
enjoy dealing with public. Apply
MANHATTAN CO, Laundry and Dry
Cleaning, 1928 Florida ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, interesting. varied
clerical duties in title CO. office in
Silver Spring. This is secure perm
position for girl who likes tipping
and clerical work. 6-day week: air
cond. ONCE: excel opportunity for
5000. 81
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BEAUTY SALON appointment clerk
with operators license; also mari-
curist. Amply BEAUTY CENTER,
1882 Eye st. NV.
BINDERY GIRL, experience preferred;
RnoRWErpsk. ao3h9gE Tssk. Can Il. 6.223e. -26
once work, including answering
telephone. for small printing plant:
hrs. $40 to B; days per Wk.
salary, $50 per wk. BOX 143-L,
BooKKEEPER. for mems clothins
position; pleasant working cond.
salary. $50. weekly to aualified per-
son; soan1;e Apply UNIVERSITY SHOP
BookskEEiPsEiRR II R'T; for INSURANCE sS dsS..
| age. 25-40; hours, 0:I5-5: 5-dsy
week; vacation. sick leave and hos
eethlisstiGn erss PRrbsRick 5sRsss sfs sERhNs me
NC. 1895 K st. NV. '" M28
BO0KKEEPER; experienced. air-cond
once; pleasant working conditions
salary commensurate with ability
Gan & LINT MTS; Ip Hssdley. es,5 DI. 011o, LEI
BookkEEPER % oEk9dhEH; lNG ASSISTANT, ps expsr,.
ing conditions; start $3.50 per mo
Give full details in your reply. Boz
BooKKEEEPfER.s ASSISTANT. reta,
experience helpful but not essential
iinF sion co5y TO tTain aaat,opD permanent zane posi-
Appiy FASHION saop RoGS 1900 osisarS &
BooKkEEpEMRs.1 3 X kMIsiM Ms1 for ladies. ready 2o I,
wear operation. experience preferred
convenient hours, pleasant surround.
ings. Apply FRANCINE. 738 18th
/ st. NV. -26
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CASHIER, clerical. exclusive dress
shop; perm. JOAN ROBERTS, 100
Conn. at L.
CASHTER-Apply in person; RICKY
TIES 7IS 18th st. NV. 81
CASHIER, experienced. reliable. fol
pney pnsy clgsr counter rel reg reSu,hred' he,a
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
CASHIER C days and nights; $50
wk. and meals LITTLE CHAM
pIoN RESTAURANT. 636 N. Cap
itol st. --26
CASHIER for dining room. Hrs. 7:3C
am. to pm. Apply Auditor
sHoREHAM HOTEL. $500 Calvert
st. NV. -28
|CASHTER-Excellent working cond
No experience necessary, will train
Apply manager. STAR CLQTHIERS
TIA 7th st. NV. MA. 2166. -26
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HELP WOMEN
CASHIER

Full-time position. Experienced In
handling money; 6-day week. Many
store benefits; references required
Apply WILBUR ROGERS. 1911 +
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BOOKKEEPER'S
ASSISTANT

Permanent position with long estab.
lished retail store. knowledge q
typins REQUIRED; b-day week; State
ranged Box 401-M. Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

CLERK
White. 20-45. dependable, ambitious
pleas pleasant personality, for counter
Experience Not Necessary
Steady position, good salary to start
increases after training; chance fol
ary, Apply EXQUISITE CLEANERs
900 Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK, NO TYPING
Permanent pos. in executive
omees: located 1894 Upshur
MiSn pay. SICK leave, group
insurance and purchase dis
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPpES. INC.
1924 II ST. NV. --2S
CLERK-TYPIST. perm. position
6-day, 4Q-hr. wk.: pleasant workin,
conoS.; liberal discount on pur
cnase; insurance and disqualification
PIES DRUG sToREs Empioymen S men
c2ERk- cGRRRi -TTpfsff f. for ne insurane. dent,
sss week 2osS eassto5O hours aIst gI5s snd dSs,
Slaas',iR Sglasass' REpsRfek SsRft1is W. sff SERsMNs MEs
INC. 1898 x st. NV. 20
CLERK-TYPIST. 1S co rs, for estab.
Ashed real estate trm; inexperienced
girl preferred; personahle, able Il
meet the public; salary open, Cal
MISS WELLS, MA. 20SJ. --28
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance once
5-day week; permanent position
Apply 6os Victor Bldg. TIA 9th St
CLERK-TYPIsTs e, for perm. p0si.
tons; opportunity for advance.
employe dement's. COLUMBIA FED.
ERAL SAVINGS, 730 IIth 81. NV
Wash; l; D. c. RE. iii.
CLEKk-TYPISTS, 2 needed for perm
position with national Catholic or.
ganization, 5-day wk. and all EN-.
paloye benefits. Call RE. 1858. Ext
Su5 --26
CLERK -TYPIST for branch once O.
casualty insurance company. Appl,
RIM. 512, TRANSPORTATION Bldg, d
phone MA. 1890. -27
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Excellent Opportunity

Young man, now employed. to assist
sales manager evenings. Keep your
present position and increase your
salary by $40 to $50 per week. No
canvaSsing. Car and sales expert
ence essential. Work 8 hours, 4
nights per week. Call In person.
Tues. evening, August 90. 7:30 pm,
1883 M st. NV, -27
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HELP WOMEN
FOOD CLERKS

We have openings for women in our
stores in Alexandria, Va, and vicin-
ity 500 per week startlng ds,ai.Ty salary
you should:
/. Have high school education
or better.
2. Be under 40 years of age.
3. Have no small children.
4. Enjoy dealing with people.
5. Be sober and of good char
acter.
We offer YOU:
i. Paid vacations.
2. Cooperative group insur-
ance plan.
3. Other benefit plans,
Apply SAFEWAY STORES. INC, 24l5
Mt. Vernon ave-. Alexandria, Va.
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Clerk
CLERK

General ONCE duties in major finance
GO. NO typing REQUIRED. Must BE-
eIett and have pleasant Personality,
5000 hours and working cond
hospitalization and life Insurance
3enefits. 33esnnesfits. Phone MIR. KoSTURA, ST.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
SEAMSTRESS

White. for department store; prefer
Singer trained: must be excel. in
structress; good salary plus top
commission. For appt., call MR..
DeCARLO before PM, ME. 6135.
SEAMSTRESS FILTER, must be
ttnorousniy exper.. permanent posi-
Ton; Excel; opportunity. Salary.
Appis Immediately lo1s Conn. ave.
SECRETARY. wanted for perm. posi.
tion in radio dept. Of national Cath
oiic organization; 5-day wk., and
81 ep1ppioye 1ps benefits. Cali RE. 1853.
estate once; salary and ia comimaission;i tsai
necessary; JE. 2-I51I.
sECRETARY. r intelligent and COM
years, for small personal ONCE near
Maytower; salary, $500. Cali Ster-
nng 5xo2 after ! pm. Monday for
SECRETARY, established real estate
9nce; IDEAL working conditions; exp.
dss,Ted 1sa6 but not essential. Cali EN-.
SECRETARY. full time. perm DO pos,-
tion. age 20-3O years; must have
pleasing personality; work in air.
sma1i cGndi once. n11,cs cGWmpllste Wapls charge Of
work. shorthand and and typins aifsresS,ns necs
essary. 5-day week. $40 to <
St Start esat at s65-s6O per week csli
sEcRGRiTARY or stenographer, Is q to
30 yrs: old; ir-conditioned once
with old-established ARM rerIuanent
position; 8. FREEDMAN g. SONS,
Mr.. Sacks. Ma. 1884. -2s
:. SECRETARY LIBRARIAN
Need secretarial skills, maturity, in-
dex-minded. aptitude for cataioginR
ana Ming. One-girl office Of exec
utive concerned with public affairs,
!apor union, social welfare matters;
5o-nour Week; $3.50 month to start.
SECY; ;-STENO., personable woman;
capable OF assuming responsibility
ana handling considerable detail.
institutional experience helpful but
10y essential. S.l. Answer fully BOX
sEc'Y-sTENoGRAPHER desired 10,
interesting position with small sales
engineering. once. Position offers
ooLnr. week, pleasant environment
ano working conditions and 2-Week
pald vacation to responsible appii-
S Sant nnoer 80: Call DE. 9O26. -27
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER for
Jaw once; no technical experience
necessary; 5-day week. pleasant
working conditions. Apply $40 Ma.
stonal Press Bldg. 14th and r
to catering mgr. for fm2s Sev
ran notei exceptional opportunity with
Ing mga., HEDIN HOUSE. 2aoa
newton st, ne. Take mt. Rainier
streetcar to 3oth and r. /. ave. ne.
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NorIcE ro JoB APpLrcANTs

Firms engaged In interstate COM
goods for r. commerce must nom pdv
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-h1lf for opertinae
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Law. Job seekers offered less by
G1Desec WDer c,a armS Ho,, snonig ni,,.io n0I'lg W
Department OF Labor, telephone
Executive 2I20. Extension 1Sl2.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

OFFICE, part time at Carrier Drug
in Bethesda. some tyning, hours 70
OFFICE ASSISTANT. age 30-40. part
time, 4-5 hrs. daily; Washington' s
and antique store. You need not
be D college graduate but capable Of
intelligent phone conversation, post
ing accounts, general offlce work.
Give references in answer to .ad.
Opportunity for permanent position.
Box 3e1-Is Star. -27
Evening star., 1951-08-26
THE BEST
III 10I0 =
COLLECTION MGR.
IN WASHINGTON AREA
RESIDENT
REPRESENTATIVE,
EXPERIENCED


Resident sales representative wanted
for Philadelphia Baltimore Wash.
ington territory by manufacturer OF
quality precision Photographic equip
ment and portable typewriters.
Straight beginning salary S400 to
$500 per month plus expenses and
incentive earnings. Age 20 to 10.
One month preliminary product
training in New York. Experience
selling and promotion same or SIM
liar products through retailers or
wholesalers essential. Real opportu-
nifty with old-established interna-
tional organization now expanding
in U. s. You nay us no fee. We are
retained to help select the right
man. II you qualify, we will put
you In touch with our client. Write
IN confidence, giving age, education
and experience. THE KLEIN INSTI-
TUTE FOR APTITUDE TESTING.
INC, Dept, H., 420 Lexington Ave.
New York IL, N, Y,
Evening star., 1951-08-26

BEAUTICIANS (3l; new shop, pleas.
ant working conditions. Specializing
in permanent waves. NO. S423 OF
WO, 1855. --27
BEAUTICIAN. manicurist: excellent
pay good hours: air conditioned
LEE STUDIO MA 2213
BEAUTICIAN. exper.. all around, gooc
salary and commission. Good hours
steady position. Apply SHEPHERD
PARK BEAUTY SALON, 7713 Ga
ave, NV. --26
wonderful opportunity
for an outstanding experienced girl
in all lines of beauty culture; girl
who Is better than average; all re-
plies confidential. Write BOX 45-L.
Star. Pc
BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator;
salary and commission. Beauty Salon,
HOTEL STATLER. --26
BEAUTICIAN. experienced, full time;
salary and commission; Arlington,
Va. Call KE. 3-6464 or IA. 2-6356.
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CASHIER

Permanent position, salary commen.
surate with exper. and ability; meals
furnished sick leave, paid Vaca-
tons, group insurance and purchase
discounts.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1874 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
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HELP MEN tcont.,
SERVICEMEN
WANTED-SALESMEN

Local. well-known firm haa openini
men who aspire to be statesmen
Our business Is good. 12 mos, out oi
the year and is not affected BY
usual business trends, II you qualify
you will be trained quickly ano
should earn over $1,000 per yr, the
car, but win not be required tS
leave wash. and immediate area
For personal interview. write Boz
12R.I, Star -2&
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HELP WOMEN tconi. !

ASST. BOOKKEEPER
Good opportunity in exclusive spe-
cialty store for ambitious young
woman: 5-day week; air-conditioned
Apply mornings. KAPLOWITZ. 18th
between = and +. -27
Evening star., 1951-08-26

RECEPTIONIST-A ASSISTANT,
PHYSICIANS OFFICE
Good typist. knowledge of medica
routine essential. Age 23 to 35
good hrs. salary governed by abili.
ty. Sat: and Sun, 81. 2124, Mon.
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CASHIER

FOR exclusive specially store; gOoC
opportunity for advancement. Ap.
between E and f.
CASHIER FOOD CHECKER wanted
for nightwork; must have some ex.
perience and references. Apply aftel
3 pm, MICHEL'S RESTAURANT
1920 Vermont ave. NV.
CASHIER -TRAINEE
For exclusive speciality store. Book.
keeping experience preferred, good
handwriting essential. Apply morn.
ings, KAPLOWITZ, 18th between 7
and F.
CHOCOLATE CANDY DIFFERS, ex,
perienced only. Small shop, excel
working cond win pay salary com.
mensurate with ability, full or par
time. ia S-0202 for interview
MARY FRANCES CANDIES. 80
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Assistant Buyer


Girls and infants wear. Attractive
opportunity for some one who has .
good BACKGROUND in this type OF
merchandise. II you live in or near
Arlington. Va, so much the better
Write, giving your complete history
and qualifications, stating earnings
and requirements, to Mr.. E. /.
Cowen. THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
1919 st. NV.
ASST. CREDIT MANAGER
Must be experienced in credit work
5-day week. air-cond. office. Apply
Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES, oil 7th st. NV. --2S
ASSISTANT MANAGER for once in
ewelry store. pleasant personality;
must type; perm. ERNEST BURKE.
614 18th st. NV.
BABY SITTER wanted for evening
hours; middle-age woman. Call 10
BAKERY sALEsLADY to work in
Bethesda: $40 per wk., plus COM
mission: must work Sun. Openings
also in our Wheaton and Silver
Spring stores. COLORADO PASTRY
SHOPS, phone Mr.. Patrick, OIL.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
.SALESWOMEN

If, you are over 25. have a car, resi-.
esrn eens SioVW q Wesh;s .s ;seannd and would like to
esln S5U0 10 5000 per mo-, inves-
thorough training given to Insure
your success. For personal interview,
write Box 1861, Star. -2S
SEAMSTRESS to take care Of en-
ployed woman's wardrobe; altera-
tions and repairs as needle, year
around; call for and deliver In town;
state rates. Box 211-G, Star. go
Evening star., 1951-08-26
BAKERY SALESWOMEN

AS&A4A4lAt4 = hI4AAAI0 w O4V1I91N
who enjoy meeting the public. Pleas
ant work in our modern air-cond.
pantry houses. Some selling or
cashiering experience desired; meals
and nylon uniforms furnished, plus
paid vacation and sick leave. Lo-
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1724 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

For hospital record room: consider
able filing, some tipping; no technical
knowledge required; 5K-day wk
meals If desired; excellent personnel
policy. Apply record room, DOCTORS
HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

White. for department store; prefer
Singer trained; must be excel. in
commission. For appt., call Nh.
DeCARLO before l pm, ME. 6135.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

hours, IHAn0a 70 q; aood ..Iar1 Io19as cnsi wk;
TON l741 Conn. ave. no. GAO
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper an
around; 5-day. .40-hr. wk.; salary.
sGq9YnissFon sqYns4 sh,rEoSFrtonJ ESr JULES gIs,o HAs n
license required. Call Mrs. English
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert, All
around. 5-day wk. Hrs, 9-5. DOR
CHESTER BEAUTY SALON. NO.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert perm perma-
nent waver, full time; $50 guaran-
teed and commission: also part time.
Apply BEAUTY CENTER, 1732 Eye
st. NV.
BEAUT OPERATOR, man or woman.
good salary and commission; STEADY
pposition; FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP,
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SALESGTRLS

SALESGIRLS
For sportswear and lingerie depts
Salary plus Commissions. Liberaj
benefits and discounts. Apply L
FRANK CO., 18th and r sts. NV
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sALESLADIEs-6 and l0-cent store
And 10. 1892 Penna. ave. NV.
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SALES GIRL

Full time. Good salary for
experienced in infants and
children's wear. Call for ap-
pointment.
EDITH'S
1923 H st. NE. Ii. 7-9755
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binate for women, confirmed
what Mrs. Alderman had known
all along she lacked the nee
essary training and instruction re-
quired of a rabbi.
So Mrs. Alderman, the kindly
little woman who is fast becoming
a legend in this part Of the South,
compromised with herself. She
would pioneer in the field of wo-
men rabbis by accepting the posi-
ton as rabbi beginning Feb. list.
On the other hand, she would
recognize her limitations by re-
inquishing the post once a prop
erly ordained rabbi could be
Continued on Page 90l
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

Reform rabbi 81 years ago, sat
humbly in her modest oath Ave-
nue. home here and prayed she
would be equal to the tasks of
becoming Jewry's first woman
rabbi"
81 believe that women should
be ordained as well as men," said
the little woman, adding that, ct
hope that I, by serving first, may
open a new field to Jewish wo-
manhood"
And what of DR.. Maurice N.
Eisendrath, president of tn e
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, of which Temple Beth
Israel is a member? Rabbi Eisen-
drath, although agreeing with the
principle of equality in the rab-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
st. Petersburg, Florida
Stories of the Year:
Assignment Of Widow To Rabbinate
Raises Women Rabbi" Debate

Mrs. William Alderman hit the
headlines with her appointment
as the first woman rabbi. Her
little Jewish community of Meri-
dian, Mississippi, unanimously
voted to have her replace her late
husband, Rabbi William Acker-
man, as spiritual advisor to the
little community's Temple Beth
Israel.
A bespeckled little 57-year-old
mother who as a girl enjoyed
working around the temple in her
native Pensacola, Fla, and there
met, loved and married a young