davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-07-05

Serve yourself quickly or leisurely from
these easy to. shop from cases. Complete
selection of meats, pre.cut and pre-packaged.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Man Gets 80 Days for Gooding
Attack on Seeing-Eye Dog

hearing room. The st. Bernard
was returned to its owner.
Mrs. Northrup testified she
screamed for Compton to take his
friends dog away. but he wouldn't.
Compton told the magistrate, Il
was just trying to get my dog
out of the excitement and besides
it had muzzle on it"
Patrolman Richard Blagrave
quoted Compton as saying the
woman had "sicced" her dog on
the st. Bernard. The patrolman
said he reminded Compton the
woman was blind and noted the
muzzle was hanging loosely on
top of the dogs nose.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Acc and Geological Survey
Eve Alaska for Uranium
BY the Associated Press

The Atomic Energy Commission
and the Geological Survey are
looking to Alaska as a possible
important source of uranium ores.
Announcing today that it has
set up an ore-sampling laboratory
at the University of Alaska, the
survey said it and Acc were send
ing reconnaissance parties on a
summertime search for "signif1-
cant quantities" of uranium min
erals in Alaska.
The announcement said proSpec-
tors for uranium could get their
ore samples tested free at the
laboratory near Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
By the Assccioied Press

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Wil-
liam Compton, 26. was labeled
"the meanest man I ever met
and given a 30-day prison SEN
tence yesterday after being ac-
cuSed of goading a St. Bernard
dog into attacking the seeing EYE
dog of a blind woman.
THAT will give you time to real
ize what dreadful thing you
did" Magistrate Thomas Costello
said as he sentenced Compton on
charges of breach of peace and
disorderly conduct.
Testimony at a hearing de-
Scribed how the st. Bernard
owned by a friend of Compton's
attacked the seeing-eye shepherd
OF Mrs. Elsie Northrup on a
crowded downtown street. Mrs
Northrup said she was knocked
over and that the dogs scrambled
over her.
Jerry, the seeing-e e dog, still
showing signs of the pummeling
he took, led his mistress from the
Evening star., 1951-07-05
TELEGRAPH Workers Vote On Western Union Offer

affected. New York City area
employees, represented by the
American Communications Asso-
citation, an independent, have
settled for l61a cents.
Mr.. Brungs told a reporter that
no vote count from any local has
been received at headquarters. He
would not talk about the prob
able outcome of the referendum
Ipreferring to wait until there are
votes to go on.
Evening star., 1951-07-05

emergency landing fields. The
charged that 100000 Chi
nese were conscripted to build the
road.
The ministry said large-scale
Nationalist guerrilla warfare
against the Communists in the
border area was quite possible. .
1t asserted guerrillas, in June
smashed two regiments of the
Communist 4th Field Army in the
border region.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
BY the Assoeiaied Press

Adolph Brungs, president of the
Western Union Division of the
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
(AFL), said yesterday he expects
to receive later this week the first
returns from a referendum or
the companys pay offer.
Locals all across the country
Except in New York City, are vot.
ing on acceptance of an offer o1
Ia 17-cent hourly raise. A strike
set for last Monday morning was
postponed pending the members
vote. About $4,000 workers are
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Greatest Butter Shipment

New Zealand recently shipped
to Britain the largest shipment OF
butter ever made on one vessel
enough to make more than &c.
75O, ZOO, 900 butter rations.
Evening star., 1951-07-05
Child Labor Under Fire

Railway night work by chill
dren would be banned by a bill
before India's Parliament.
Evening star., 1951-08-05
Lasting Friendship

The best general test is to try to
be sincere, unselfish, true to your
best friend, you, too.
That sounds dream -worldish, :"
maybe, but it's what teen ayers
say in teen etiquette forums on
their favorite topic, friendship.
From teenagers we quote:
Don't be with your best friend
all the time or you won't be best
friends for long. If you see each
other constantly, you are bound
to get tired of each other. That's
what starts most fights" warns
Dana.
Don't be too quick to talk or
think critically about what others
do that does not exactly please
you," reasons Charlene. Re
member that your thoughtless
tricks and remarks can seem just
as cruel. The sooner you get
thinking in terms of how to do
right by the other fellow, instead
of concentrating on how wrong
he is in his dealings with you, the
happier you'll be.
THAT isn't just Pollyanna
goody-gab," adds Charlene, top
popular club, and school leader
who does practice what she be-
lives. This philosophy and way
of doing will work out, for your
selfish interests, too, by making
you more popular with better
| friends"
Also, by poll on teen-opinions:
What if your best friend Sits
your throat? Then she's not a
best friend. But before you cut
her out. give her the benefit of
! the doubt. What's behind it you
should try to find out. Be quick
to try to straighten the. silly mis-
understanding that could be cured
quickly, but can become a bitter
battle, If either is too proud to
ask what's wrong or admit being
wrong"
Watch out for tactless habits
around other kids like talking out
of turn or saying the wrong thing,
which can hurt even if you don't
intend to be mean"
DO what seems appropriate
and fair to you then don't worry
about being misunderstood. Reach
out to help others who are little
shy, not quite accepted. They will
think more of you and you will
get plenty out of these helpful
friendships.
Evening star., 1951-08-05

the packaging director, Mr.. F.
Breen. Of Coty, who told us that
1T is the dream of every person
connected with the launching OF
"a new package that it will be ar
artistic triumph.
Sometimes new beauty house
has an easier time because they
are not primarily concerned with
preserving the essential theme o1
previous packaging that has beer
a part OF long-established f1rm'.
business. 1t may not be wise tc
do away with the identification
process that has been built ur
through the years, yet change i.
important.
In order to accomplish this, Mr.
Breen Informed us, thought, ex-
perimentation. and vision" must
be expected of packaging experts
His firm has been in existence
for over so years and his greatest
problem is to have "old and new
packaging possess similarity and
a theme of quiet elegance. Facing
the problem squarely and know
ing that continuity of packaging
design can only be carried through
when work begins and ends on
the premises and is not "farmed
out" a workshop and designing
rooms that could produce models
made up in plastic. wood, metal
or cardboard, was installed by the
company.
Few people would guess that this
workshop" is located on Fifth
Avenue, New York's fashion pa
rade ground" IN a building that
also houses the American business
of Christian Dior, and many other
leading American business firms
In addition to helping work out
the packaging problems of this
famous French and American per-
fume and cosmetics company the
Evening star., 1951-08-05
By Kite Turmoil

How satisfying are your friend
ships? For quick measure, ask
yourself:
| l. Do you feel. usually. that you
have enough real friends?
2. Do you often go out of your
way to find friends?
3. Do you try to stay in touch
with a variety of people?
4. Is there at least one, about
your age, you can trust as a best
friend, plus an older person in
whom you feel free to conf1de?
Is your answer yes, to all four
questions? Then you're as lucky
as the four-leaf clover that might
be easier to find than the perfect
friendship.
Is your answer no, to one or
more questions? Don't let that
drive you to the gloomy thought
that something's all wrong with
you or your social picture. 1t is
natural to keep wanting to be
liked by more and more people
To long to grow closer to a few
upon whom you can depend. Also
it is teen-typical to feel lonely
sometimes; to brood if you get
into an angry summer storm of
| lightning n d thunder flashes
with friends.
To make and hold friends, how
ever popular you may be, is a
lifelong struggle. Psychologists
say that most of us have to con-
tinue to fight the "blue mood" in
which you brood because, sud-
denly, you feel alone or friendless.
To safeguard yourself, against
that often-false notion, you can
start today to build up the true
friendships that are of utmost
Importance, especially in teens.
Lasting friendship, like love,
cannot be bought. sold or short
changed" but it can be earned.
Mostly it is an investment of in
terest in other people. Every
friendship is as different as the
two it brings together. Nobody
can tell you just how to please any
particular person. The friendly
greeting card. in rhyme, that
might appeal to Mary as a sweet
sentiment might be scorned by
Carrie as schoolgirl gush." All
have individual ideas and ideals
about how to be friendly and that
is as it should be, to keep the
original flavor of the friendship.
Evening star., 1951-08-05

workshop also makes the exhibits
for over 200 key stores throughout
the country selling their products.
When we went into the small
factory" people were already
busy working on the Christmas
Ipackaging. The carpenter shop was
humming, and so was the paint
shop. But prior to setting off this
activity, the model shop had
started working on drawings of
two or three new packaging ideas,
and producing models in the exact
materials that would be used for
the actual product to be placed
on the market.
AS an adjunct to the work
shop" there is also a museum"
that has packages which have
been used for great many years:
packages now in use; and packages
that may be In use in the future.
Included as part of the "mu-
Eseum's" records are packaged
items of other companies so that
the risk of producing a similar
design is not encountered.
In the last five or six years.
Madame Martinoff. q noted minia-
ture painter has redesigned the
heavily embossed outer papers and
even the thin lining papers of
many Of the boxes used by the
firm. She managed to retain the
feeling OF traditional packaging
yet injected quite a bit of new
ness.
But the most vivid example of
redesigning is evidenced In the
Paris" group where the packag-
ing was completely redone. For
mer scenes of Paris were replaced
by a Louis Quatorze baroque f1eur-
de-liS motif, yet the famous blue
color Of the former packaging was
retained. And so it has been with
the other packaging of the COM
pany,
Evening star., 1951-08-05
By EIeni

No matter how distinguished a
beauty preparation may be, its
packaging has to present the mer-
chandise in an attractive form
To achieve this, designing and
redesigning is a constant concern
of beauty houses.
One of the worlds most famous
packaging ideas began with Fran
co.'s Coty who founded his per-
fume establishment in Paris
around 1905. He wanted a con-
tainer for the powder scented with
his fine perfume that would be
feminine and declare Immediately
to the onlooker that here was a
package containing a product dedi-
Gated to women's beauty.
First. he tried expensive hand
made leather boxes, They were
not the answer as they made the
price of his powders prohibitive.
He went to Lalique. the famous
maker OF glass, and the man who
had designed his perfume flacons.
In 1918, Lalique, working with
Georges Draeger, an expert en-
graver, produced the famous paper
powder puff" container that is
still used today by the company.
Up until 1887 this container was
used for all of the company's
powders. but now it contains only
the powder scented with LOrigan,
the scent associated with the
original.
An alert company realizes that
fashions in consumer tastes change
and because one or two successful
packages have been launched, does
not mean that new approaches
and the introduction of new pro-
ducts should be completely lodged
A recent trip to New York
brought us in direct contact with
Evening star., 1951-11-10
HELP DOMESTIC

GOOD COOK, G.H.w.. LNDRY.; all
mod; appliances; 3 in family; nc
lunch, Sun. and 1 day of. Any ma
tionality. Only dependable, pleas
ant person with good ref. need apply
csSs. 0VsSi $40, experienced; refs; d,
other help employed. Ia. 4109.
COOK. gh.w., live In preferred; mus,
nke small children; new home. all
MOD. m6d; equip, Al day Thurs, ever.
r6nT 9snsr Syn syn $50: OR. 1857. Iii
ried ,will give husband room m Hi ant
board for doing odd Jobs aroune
ho', hhonse; Apply in person. 25o9 Fox
CooK.G.H.W.. 2 adults; 5-day yna week
ssss Sz5 per per week and carfars: loca.
quarters Of new mod. rambler: 0c' !.
members in family; all automati
appliances: every other Sunday anC
Z n day syyeg Thursday OF; $50 weekly
cooKeG.Ha.w.. in doctors ai family
stay 2 nights: 51a days; salary sac
cali oL. sa8e. A ''Ahen. @ii i1os
COUPLE, white. caretaker; $40 wk.
WlIe. part time in exchange for apt
GENERAI HousEwoRKER, colored 1n
30-40; live in. upstairs rm.; of
sun; $50 wk: Call Sat. or Sun.
G;H.W... white; live in, new house
$50 wk.; 2 in family. EN-. 1881
'G.H W.. care for Q children; refs: iiys
out. 5-day wk,, S25; Falls Church
area. JE 3-T330 Ii
G.H.W.. steady, reliable colored WON.
an. to live In: Q school-aee boys
empl. parents; 5h days; S25.. WI
|G.H.W., for small family OF {
adults. infant; must be excellent
cleaner and laundress. and gooc
plain cook; stay some nights; S3s
per wk. to start; refs. required. JU
S-4725. after 6 pm. Ill
G.H;W.-Light cooking, care o.
children; no Iaupd. live in. Cal
bet'f and g. 10. s-6sss. Ia
Evening star., 1951-11-10
HELP DOMESTIC tcons. ,

GIRL, white. who doesn't mind hard
work. making beds and keeping
rooms spotlessly clean; room and
good salary to right person. Apply
from 2 pm. to 4 pm, Sat. or Sum.
HoUsEkEEPRR. t;Us i Il; niS white. for h adults;
live In; good home; light laundry
sdEi,oa and cooking $40 week. References
HOUSEkEEPER for elderly lady
Should be reliable, good plain cook;
no clean. or laund. Box ss-v. Star
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., whit.
lady not over 50. must be able te
drive drive car, live in; good salary. EN-
HOUSEKEEPING, good pay. lish,
work. plain cooking. Live In;
adults, Call GE. 3697, 7 to o pm
MAID. live in; refs: 6-day wk.; goot
ts1n home' & good salary. oSL. 26s6. Ill Il,
in, upstairs room: nr. Chevy Chase
wk- WI. 439s. "'~
MAID. living in. white or coloret
young woman; lst-fi. rm. and hal,
path; cleaning. laundry. no cooking
home, modern equipment; 5-da!
Sum-: $50 wk. start. other heiI
empl. on day on. OR. 77lo. lit
MAID, colored or white: light house.
work: no laundry, plain cooking; live
in; lovely suburb Of Chicago, nj;
must like children: refs. and health
card required; higher than average
ssalasyi Box 3ai,Z. Star: 10
cellent cook and general cleaner
Hours. 1880 am. to $50 pm. 5h
days, $32 week. Don't call unless
you are an excellent cook. Recent
city references. Call Sunday lO
am. to pm. ST. 0301. Ill
RELIABLE white woman to care for
school-age children, 8 and I3, for
working widow; rm., BIRD. s5o mo
Start immed. oE. sosl. RA. 1918
EXPERIENCED WOMAN ONLY, per-
manent place. good cook and
g.h.w., small family. live In or out,
S25 and carfare II live out; city
ref required. WO. 27S1 10
COMRETENT middle-aged white
woman. care for 3 children: live in.
salary, $50 mo. LO. 4-7735. III
EXCELLENT SALARY. live in; maid ;
gh:w., plain cooking; fond Of chill
dren. OR. 3677. 10
COL0RED GIRL who lives in NV for
s,h.w.; $50 and carfare. 1927 Alton
coLoRED WOMAN. live in, care for
children. VI. 5067. ii
Evening star., 1951-11-10
SITUATIONS WoMEN

CHILD NURSE (white). grad. Of a
N. Y. gen hosp, to care for one or
two children; live In. viii travel.
Q 'Aei elderly lady BY l. ex-
sraIsac perieneed; refined ned. widow; best ref
COMPANION-Widow wishes to 20 to
driver; AL ref. Box 49-A. Star. liz
DRESSMAKER wants sewing, altera-
tions to take home: women's and
chisrs chiidren,,s clothes; t1o, also make pair
GIRL. colored. desires nursery school
NJ NJ; t}o 9T receptionist in office. Phone
practical. very active. de.
pT ppeTndasls; abs will accept relief case
NURSE wants part or full-time work;
best reference. Phone EN-. 4779. liz
practical, white; wishes eld.
erly patient near. 14th and Newton
NV; $4 day; ref. Box e71A, Star
-sTENoGRAPHER, cana.
BILE, dependable engineering back.
ground including mechanical; 5-day
week; salary, $40. Box 62-A, Star
sTENoGRAPHIC work at home;
briefs. manuscripts. stencils, address.
ing; pick .p and deliver. XII. 8-6677
TWIST desires work in own home
General clerical and payroll exp
Phone WA. 1890. -12
TYPIST. experienced, desires work al
nome: accuracy, neatness guaranteed
WOMAN wants Job in cafeteria as
SHok' TI' e4as. q p'm' to T. $50 to 1;so
YOUNG WOMAN. white. experienced
as homemaker and typist, desires
position in home Of one or two con.
genial adults: Box 95-A. Star. 12s
EXPERIENCED doctors assistant,
typing. x-ray processing. some lab
% ,oratory. UN. .3243 ewes. go. 12s
WAaNIED-Typing TO do in home;
EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires work
at home; reasonable. AP. 6572.
COLORED GIRL wants chamber.
maids work or waitress; refs. Ii
CoLORED GIRL desires lob as nigh,
or day elevator operator; previous
exper. in Govt. bldg. LU. 2-O479, lit
Evening star., 1951-11-10
PAIRS AND SERVICE tcon.)I MIscEi. FOR SALE tcort)

TELEyISIoN SERVICE, fast. accu.
Call "a: 2-6S04. pU. OS22. ELEC-
TRONIC MAINTENANCE co.. I'll
REPAIRS ~ Same Gay
service; day and night calls. Most
reas. rates in town. LU. 4-700O.
SETS repaired In YOU,
home; So uD; Sat. SUN, day OF
fELEyISION SERVICE - Fast. thor.
ough. guaranteed. TELESERVICE
RA. l475 or LO. 5-464O. 10
TELEvISION SERVICES, home calls
$2.99; antennas installed. SIS
guaranteed. BALDWIN, Ex. 919S
Tv. RADIO REPAIRS Day and
s5Eat niEht ,s service CALLS So; aptennas
TV ADJUSTMENTS. REPAIRS, BY
Govt. Licensed engineers; guar. serv-
ice. So. ia. 0520.
UPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing
recovering. restyling, upholstered
sets, slipcovers and eornices made
to. order; also cleaning. For free
estimates, call RA. 7712. --l2
WATERPRO0FING OF ALL KINDS
cement work; all work guaranteed
ROBERT E. PRICE. DI. 1923. 16'
MATCO TELEVISION co.
Home Calls. So. AP. s72s.
After 9 PM. Call WA. 404O,
Evening star., 1951-11-10
T,YPISTS


For credit office; no experience nee.
essary; starting salary, $50; perma-
nent; advancement. Apply REGAL.
III 9TH st. NV. -I2
WAITRESS. experienced over 81.
Apply 1246 Pa. ave. Sc. 10
WAITRESS, experienced; hours &
snnins am; to I Pm. 1895 Ga. ave-, Silver
WAITRESS. white, experienced, for
puSg restaurant; no nights. no Sum
WAITRESS, exper.: nightwork. 4-I2.
apply CARRY'S RESTAURANT. 637
Penna. ave. sc. III
WAITRESS. experienced, reliable,
nightwork; steady Job. Call SMITH IS
nAVERN; ia lsSo 1929 Bladensburg rd. ne.
GIRL, colored to work on fruit
GIRLS; IRIS. We Z, . ,Sll. yin train you as MGR
Tash; NEW YORK JEWELRY. 7l9
LADY Of good personality and fair
education for desirable position
loyal and faithful to her work and
willing to learn details Of company's S
business; must be able to work with
out a boss. Cali between /: 80 and
4 pm, to see Mr.. Tuily. l346 Conn.
ave. RIM. 924. No telephone calls.
WOMAN twhite). 25-35. to work in
self-seryice laundry; h-day wk.; $40
wk. Apply in person. 1929 Georgia
ave. NV. 10
WOMAN. married or single, with
separate. income to manage small
roming house in exchange for apt.
and utils. Apply Box 56-V. Star.
WOMAN, amiable. settled, responsi-
BILE. resident of District. for interest
Ing employment as box-ofice cashier.
experienced desired but will consider
person seeking permanent connec-
tton and able to work split day and
evening hours. 6-day. 40-hour week,
Employe benefits. Apply to doorman
at IOEWS PALACE THEATER for
interview. -12
WOMEN, experienced In packing del
icate material for long distance
movement Write Box 1891, An
napoils, Nd. 10
WOMEN, white. Is to so. for cafe
terra work; $50 wk. plus meals and
vacation; no exper. nee. Apply
SHOLLS NEW CAFETERIA. 1888 K
st NV. Ill
Evening star., 1951-11-10
REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT

IiS5: ISs2 nssioasiIy savsftissd refrlsasIe aae
sTANDARp ssI5s II TIRE & BATTERY II sYScsS. co...
10th and H sts. ne. 10
REFGR,-New 7.ft. Crosley shelvador
with freezer chest; S17O or best
"a 9fTer; slS, slso 6-pc. kitchen set. CAN
REfGR... Kelyinator. re.s.; ,eft-haapa Mba
door: 8 Gu. #; excel. cond. 1903
No; No; Rock Spring rd, Arlington. GIL.
REFGR.. 7-cu.-ft. westhse., VI. old;
Kitchen sink. large modern with cup
P6ona PP66aToS' ,E ootn; siSo' sell separately.
IREsTAUiRaANfi + Equipment. S5Gi Stainless
steel, all types. 10. 5-1039 or SH.
RIDING HABIT, side saddle. English
RIFLE, 300 Savage. Redneid rear,
ike new; almost . boxes ammo: sos.
Can WC; 6500; Ext 302 south. III
klfLE-NsW 222 Saeo Remineton de
power Weaver scope, sling. etc;
sighted in for 200 I'd. accuracy. Cali
ia. S-1095 Sunday pm. Sell for
Rifle Riff mag 80 eos'' 80 Marlin sss A.: tired
cartridges. 2Oss discount. UN.
RIfLEs-Nev. 81 winchester, 1890.
siiaso is q 70 TM'hsassssE; Minehsatsi;. 3o.Ss. 3o3s.
Sl26.50. 83e Marlin. s5. ss4 .95.
a9 Savage. ESQ. Sill. so. 90 Savage,
s99. s99 sll4 % 30. ~ Remington 1905.
ROBERT S. THoMAs. s402 Fenton
| St. Silver Spring. Md Sligo 1890.
Ooen daily and Mon. Wed. and Fri.
RIFLES, usED-e4 winchester. 3o-so
$50; %3t; d; L. Marlin. 81 spec. SIS.
"a Winchester de luxe, 30-30, S100;
81 Mlnca:a gGT. :iO-:iu. $50; ROBERT
i 8: THOMAS. S402 Fenton St. Silver
ana mon. Wed. and Fri. evenings
RUG. ex12, biese broadloom. new
s9gditi9n' ssgt jS s:s4sa seT; Fadio-Dhono comb.
RTG3:: S8i@' SHi s sTsen broadloom. exc excel.
S.: play-pen. S5. Or. SSe6.
RUGS t3) oval braided; l lee. oval
summer summer rug; bath towels and fscs
Can ca De. e '1ss 1881 victorian ehai-S, go
RUGS 60, Oriental, AXIS and sx5:
reasonable. TIA. 5413. Ill
nSoS-Ienulne new oriental and
| chinese; various scatter sizes and
DA H0S' SELL f-A' of ii.
RUGS. imported Persian, Oriental
| design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing; axl2. $40. 80; skill,
MAzFAIR SHOP, 1895 6 st. NV,
RUGS. imported summer. various
sizes all in excel. cond. WO. 4331.
RUG-Exeel cond.. wool. : ft. ! in,
RUGS. ORIENTAL: antique French Au-
busson: moderately priced. RARE
RUG SHOP. .4.1 18th 81. NV
Evening star., 1951-11-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. day or evening, white,
experienced and reliable. Phone Ii.
4-i4 400. Ill
GIRL, colored, desires job baby Sit
time. Ii. 4-4O97. ii
GIkL. colored, desires gh.w. Good
ironer, house cleaner. no cooking, g.
day week. AID. 5424.
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work
~ Georgetown section. Call Elk
GIRL. colored. wishes Job as hotel
maid, q cleaning Offices. experience
WOMAN, colored. to live in and care
for 2 children for empl. colored
couple. MI. 1854. III
EXPERIENCED girl desires daywork;
refs ence. Trinidad 0645. IL
Evening star., 1951-11-10
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc Cont.
BY Jo Fischer

WHITE WOMAN WANTS G.H.W.. exp
and good refs. Call WI. 4753. Ill
lCOLORED GIRL desires light house
work or child care. 5 days: liv,
out; salary S25 week Ex, 2163.
lCOLORED GIRL. experienced, desirel
| day or full-time g.h.w. or nursemaid
| HO 1904 or Du 026S
Evening star., 1951-11-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS -
ton Once. EASY METHOD DRIV-
ING SCHOOL. NO. 1894; Virginia
ONCE. GIL. 508s, OW. S67s.
PRACTICAL RUSSIAN and French
taught by former Govt employe; ma
tive of Russia. Box 50-A. Star. IL
AIRLINES need reservationists, pas
senger agents. ground radio opera
tors, commandments. hostesses
High-grade public contact positions
to 35. girls II to "a. High school
graduates and unmarried. Learn Ii
you can qualify. Interview by ap-
pointment only. Phone MR.. T. A
BYRD. at once. DI. $3.50, Ext, 202
airline division. Central Schools.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
HELP WoMeN

TYPIST. permanent position; S26t
starting salary to exper. youne
woman who Is neat, rapid and ac-
curate; generous sick and annua.
leave. Ma. 0322 Ii
|TYPIST. perm, for small Office; var,
led duties; liberal vacation. Give
age. salary. telephone number. Bon
T0-V. Star. liz
TYPISTS (21, statistical: alert youns
women for downtown accounting
firm; with stenographic exper
Call Tues. RE. 1890. I'll
THPIST, pleasant working conditions
air-conditioned office: 5-day week
ne. section. Call HO. $500 for ap.
pointrlent, MR.. SMATHEItS. -ls
TYPIST; age 1895; type at least
30 words per min. Accuracy essen.
tial; position with expanding orRani-
cation, extending all modern EN-.
ploye benefits. Excel. salary 10,
qualified person. Call NE. 59l1.