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Evening star., 1951-02-04
Lord Carlton Will WresfIe
Chris zaharias Wednesday

Lord Carlton, the Britisher who
twice in the last month has de-
feated Gene (Mr. America STAN
lee. will have a go at Chris Ia
harias. one of the toughest wres-
tiers extant. in the top bout of
next Wednesday nights card at
Turner's Arena.
The four-event program will in
clude a match between Tony Ga
lento and Bobby Ford.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Father to Battle Son Tonight
In HyottsviiIe Pin Match

ment at the Coliseum in 1929 and
as the years went by added many
local tournament victories to his
list.
Billy's enthusiasm and skill in
bowling come naturally. His late
mother, Irene, was the first Ma
tional all-events woman's cham
pion at Baltimore in 1928 and the
same year gained the Washington
Women's Duckpin Association all
events title.
When the show goes on at 8
tonight. Billy will be rolling with
such brilliant youngsters as Paul
Moore, Claude Hurlock, Frank
Baker. Tommy Mock and Charley
Sellers, jr., while on his dads
team will be such oldsters as Perce
Wolfe, Ray Watson. Tony Santini,
Ed Blakeney and Fred Murphy.
A match between the Capitals
new and old leading woman bowl
ers and another between girls of
the Hyattsville High School and
grandmothers will be added at
fractions to the March O. Dimes
show starting at pm.
Charley Beall. jr.. manager of
the FB1 baseball team and one of
Washlngton's unsung pinmen, will
be defending champioo in tho 10t !,
annual Bladensburg Open handi-
cap tournament at pm. today.
Karl Gochenour. manager of
the Bladensburg drives, announces
that the flve-game affair is open
to all bowlers this time. Here
tofore only pinmen with averages
.of 120 or less were eligible. Top
prize will be $100. Entry fee is SIS.
Contestants will receive a three
f1fths handicap computed on a
1C2 scratch
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Royals Defeat Warriors
On HoIzmon's Shootino
By the Associated Press

ROCHESTER. N. Y, Feb. s.
The Rochester Royals defeated the
Philadelphia Warriors, 65-61, to-
night in a National Basketball
Association game before 3,258
fans.
Arnie Risen of Rochester scored
"a points, but it was Red Holz-
mans clutch shooting which gave
the ROYALS their victory.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Buddy Jeanette 10 Share
I'd RosIrum With Pace

Harry Buddy Jeanette, out.
spoken basketball authority who
was ousted recently as coach o1
the pro Baltimore Bullets, will
share the rostrum with Secretary
of War Pace at 1890 pm. tomor-
row at the Touchdown Clubs
weekly luncheon.
Secretary Pace is expected tc
outline steps being taken te
strengthen the country's defense
Jeanette will speak on the
growth of basketball.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Canisius Tops Manhattan;
St. Bonaventure Beaten
BY The Assoeioisd Press

BUFFALO, N. Y. Feb. s.
Canisius outlasted Manhattan, 81
to so, in roaring finish tonight
before a memorial auditorium
basketball doubleheader crowd Of
1888.
Loyola of Chicago defeated st.
Bonaventure So to so, in the first
game.
The Grifflns, fighting for their
18th victory, trailed 24cc21 at half
time.
Ferm Hedderick netted six field
goals in the second to emerge as
the leaL-.ls scorer with 16 points.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
2 6. W. High Gridders
Soon to Enter Clemson

Fordie Thompson, star halfback
for George Washington High
School last season, and Jim
Sonny Fowler, CIV. High guard,
are entering Clemson University
for the spring term.
Another member of the Presi-
dents 1850 team, Guard Eugene
Guess, has registered at William
and Mary
Evening star., 1951-02-04
|Knicks Beat Bullets
10 Regain Top Place
lin Eastern Division
By The Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-The New
York Knickerbockers swept back
into first place in the National
Basketball Associations Eastern
Division tonight by beating the
Baltimore Bullets, 1872, for their
fifth straight win.
New York's Harry Gallatin was
high with 10 points, but Balti-
more's Paul Hoffman provided tfl
biggest thrill of the game by sink
ing a 70-foot field goal for his
only two points of the contest.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Comforts of Home

MIAMI. Fla. (P.-They have
all the comforts of home around
Barn A at Hialeah race track
where Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons
stables racers for Belair Stud.
Wheatley and Ogden Phipps. There
is even an electric washing ma
chine for cleaning ankle bandages,
Evening star., 1951-02-04

during e a I ! y
F e b r u a r y
thaWS. Gill net
ters are blocked
by ice from
plying t h e j r
trade, in which
many of them
illegally place
n e is at tn e
heads of creeks
and take out
every fish.
1t is hoped
that this year
Maryland's De-
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Speedy of the Feet

MIAMI,-After turning it down
in Spanish, French. Italian and
German, The Jockey Club-which
decides such things-finally ac-
cepted the Hawaiian version of
the islands. the tongue twisting
Mama Ma Wawae, means SPEEDY
of the Feet"
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Lokers Defeat OIympions
With Lost-Quorter Rally

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 3 (P).-
The Minneapolis Lakers came
from seven points behind in the
last quarter to beat the Indianapo-
lis Olympians in a National Bas-
ketball Association game tonight,
1894. George Mikan of Mime
apoliS outscored Alex Groza of
Indianapolis in a duel of centers,
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Four Trainers in Tie

MIAMI The end of the first
quarter of the Hialeah race meet
ing this winter found four train
ers tied for the lead with four
winners each: G. M. Odom, P. L.
Kelley, j. D. Puckett and E. w.
King
Evening star., 1951-02-04
OUTDOORS

The current cold spell may ben
eft those who like early fishing
for yellow perch. which start their
spring spawning runs as a rule
Evening star., 1951-02-04
Home Run Pitchers

Ten American League pitchers
hurled 20 or more home run balls
during the 1850 campaign.
Evening star., 1951-02-04

Totals "a 81 50 Totals BAL
Evening star., 1951-02-04

Totals 8 624 Totals 20 : A.
Evening star., 1951-02-04

Totals 81 Is 72 Totals
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Route Statesmen

212 H st. NV. ST. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HELP MEN

RADIO AND Tv SERVICE MEN
With or without cars; must be Al
technicians: salary and car allow
ance open; permanent position with
excellent future. See MR.. LEVY,
REAL aaa7 IS; estate AZ; n;x SALESMAN for ra Ar
lington once. retired or elderly
man. willing to learn. capable OF
selling and willing to work can sue
eeed with g growing firm. Call OW.
950S or CHI. 6s93. p
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Due to our expansion We viii train
pany with excellent reputation ' and
good future; men accepted must
have car; experience not necessary.
NO. 6755 til pm. 10
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-We have
an opening for an aggressive man
under 45. Other salesmen in our
per- per month. Cali sirs Mrs. 'ar Burd. @iiIgE The
BRANT CO. Rhodes st. at Wilson
blvd, Arlington. ia. 4-1600. %
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-If you
are interested. in $4,000 and up
per annum; II you are an expert
sre presently connected. but I'm; a
like to connect with a small but
active ofice, where your services
VIII pc appreciated. see Mr.. Ray
Glass. sales manager. JAMES l..
DIXON a. CO.. 1922 nth st. NV.
REAL ESTATE sAIEsMHN!we have
openings, for 2 experienced sales
men with cars: an opportunity to
make money. Kinks REALTY CO.,
1918 l4th st. NV, HO. 6778: ewes,
RELIEF MAN. colored, for apartment
building in Chevy Chase. Call resi-
dent manager. EN-. S432. -9
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-We have
openings for 2 .full-time men with
sound sales background with thor
real estate experience desirable but
not essential II otherwise qualified,
Call Mr.. Hart. REALTY, INC. JA.
4-l620. 10
Evening star., 1951-02-09
CLERK
9TH and K SITS. NV.
Clerk -Stenographer

Clerk-Stenographer
Real estate firm desires the services
OF an experienced young lady. capa-
o!e OF accurate dictation and tipping.
Must be high school graduate and
have good recommendations. Salary
commensurate with ability. Five
day week. For interview, call MR..
KIDWELL, Ma. 5000. -i6
CLERK-TYPISTS, excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement. KAY JEWEL
RY. sol H st. ne. -12
CLERK-TYPIST, in CPA's ONCE. Sill
yer Spring pdTg resident preferred. Call
CIERK-TYPIsT-4o-hour week; mo-
ton picture company. Apply EAGLE
LION CLASSICS, 92o N. j. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsTs and PIX operator
typist-Permanent position; 5-day.
tons t in ws new Dsassn ods1n gSTkng Ssa gsG fGnd
cations. bonus plan and other en-
nloye benefits. Goth CFNTURY-Fox
FILM CORP. AIS 3rd st. NV. ID
CLERK-TyPIST-With knowledge Of
general. office work; full time. per-
aRfnl yDessi0H eo sloo oAPPlg ath st. FRANc
CLERK K-TyPIST-Exp. general Office
work; some bookkeeping; salary de-
pendent on training and exper.; 52-
day week; ref. required Conv. To-
cateo in Silver Spring. Md. Reply
stating age, exper. and salary de-
sired Box 1sS-M, Star.
CLERk-TYPIST-Pe position
for young woman to assist in au-
ditor's oface with payroll and gem
eral of1ce work: experience unneces-
sary. Apply Manager, EBBITT HO-
TEL, 1000 H st. n.w.t Ia
CLERK-TYPIST with reasonable
knowledge Of shorthand, paid vaca-
ttons, group insurance and hospital
iZation. good opportunity to learn
the finance business under pleasant
working conditions. Call in person
at GENERAL ACCEPTANCE COR
PodRAtT1oNM cdRt.T r. 351o R. I. ave.. Mt.
CLERK-TYPisT. must be able to re-
lieve on PIX switchboard: 4O-hr,
wk.. starting salary S1s7.5O per
mo. Call MIR. ENGLISH. RA. $500
Evening star., 1951-02-09

BEN HUNDLEY
... 3446 14th ST. NV.
WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT superin-
tendent with experience in house
hold goods; good hours and start
ing salary: permanent. Call Elk
Boy. colored. work in drugstore and
delivery. split shift. $50 week. 5916
Georgia ave. NV.
MAN. part-time work, 90 pm. ewes,
76c per hour, distributing clean
linen from hotel linen room. Phone
AID. 0700. Ext. 1873. Ill
MAN who has worked in rent dept.
Of real estate ofnce. BOSS &
MAN tc take charge of radio and tele-
vision service department.; prefer
p college graduate in E.E. or advanced
course in Electronics: exceptional
opportunity with excellent salary.
permanent position. Box los, Star.
MAN. colored. 21-45, general work
ferred: must have. references. Ap-
ply 40s3 Gault pl. ne. Ill
MAN. over As, personable. willing to
work hrs: day: experience un-
necessary; should earn upwards S100
wk.: car an asset. DI. 1927. A. r.
SEHYE. Real Estate and Business
MAN wANTED-Part time. $50 per
wk. working evenings. to 9,
Saturday all day. Car necessary.
Write Box 132-R, Star. Ill
MEN-3 steady and reliable workers
with with cars to cut tim1er and pulp
pulpwood and timber, $3.50 basis.
Call ,JU Tiara IL
Evening star., 1951-02-09

Opportunity for ambitious men. aged
25-40, in our Sales Department;
permanent position with excellent
chance for advancement. Apply in
Bfs1h Bs aritins nstTsfn ManAfaN sra IAuHDRY f =
4 DRY CLEANING CO.. 1928 Flor
SAFETY ENGR. for D. c.; must have
casualty insurance exp. and quail
hed to inspect elevators. Reply.
stating age. education and salary
expected. Present. stan advised. All
replies CONFIDENTIAL. Box 26-s. Star.
SALESMAN. oil burner supplies ana
heating equipment house; wholesale
to established trade; salary. good
Sopportunity; r: E. MICHEL Co.
saSEsMaM lNG;s a3G9 1st Is St; ne ne. vi
vertised watches on credit; good
commission; vacation with pay;
many company benefits. Mr.. Ullman
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719
sALIEssiMAlNE. I ~ retail store, experienced
SURPLUS SALES Co. - AS | 10th Aist st.
sALEsMAN-venetian blinds out
size size and inside, selling of Venetian
piinos and awnings, Must have car
taispFerience tispF 9o9Ist,aT preferred but not essen
drawing account. discount on pur-
chases and other company bene-
6ts; ABBY personnel ONCE, SEARS
bSIEdEsuCk bIyd Is,n,& T. CO: $500 Wilson
SALESMAN WITH CAR-wholesale
exp, calling on grocers. restaurants,
institutions. Must have good em-
pioyment record. 1st class oppor-
tunity.x Salary and comm. Perm.
SALESMAN for mems furn. store.
exper. pref; perm. position; excel,
earnings. good oppor. NATIONAL,
SHIRT SHOP, 942 F st. NV. es
salesman, rugs, experienced; per-
manent position: drawing account
against commission, excellent COM
pany benefits. Apply at once, Per
sonnel ONCE. SEARS RoEBUCY A.
CO.. 400 Wis ave n "
Evening star., 1951-02-09
HELP WOMEN

SALES GIRL. for Conn. ave. shop;
neat appearance and initiative; 40
hour week. RE. 7021. %
SALES REPRESENTATIVE. with car,
attractive, lively personality. for
calling on local retail stores taking
Wholesale orders; 8 am. to 8 pm.
5-dsy week; S110 hr. plus car ex-
pense. Call Ii. 7-9540.
experienced in women S
wear; good salary; pleasant work
ing conditions. LIBERAL CREDIT
CLOTHING CO., AIS 7th st. NV.
experienced. for coat.
suit, dress department; interesting
permanent position for qualified per-
son in one of Washington's finest
ladies' stores; many store benefits.
JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO.. 1924 F
ST. NV.
sALEsLADY, exper. in ladies' ready
to-wear; excel salary plus commits
sion; permanent position. FRAN
CINE. 1856 7th st. NV.
SALESLADIES-Mus be experienced
in infants wear; also assist manag-
ing department; good salary.
CABOTS, 1880 F st, NV Ia
Evening star., 1951-02-09

CASHIER for MGR 1000 posting ma
chine, exper. not necessary but
helpful: 5h-day wk., pleasant work
cHAs. SCHWARTZ 4 son. 1865
r st. NV.
CASHIER for grocery store; excellent
houn nours' goo good salary. Apply 33423
CASHIER. experienced. for downtown
Iesah n,h store; good pay. IRvING's.
aRa dinins fIs pSi 1oom: good vase,
CARLTON ca HOTEL. i6th and <
alsaIIa. txhi.s, experienced for
terra; nisht hours from 4 pm to
Saturday and Sunday. Apply i IN
person to MR.. BALANCE. 11O9
Penna. ave. NV. %
CLAIM CLERK, 2O-35 yrs, for na-
tlonal automobile insurance co. To-
caIed IN new air-conditioned ofice
bUn.s. bbios,; paid vacations. insurance
iieheR's iiyinR a,,agancss ag,nr; Wk;; and eost-ef;
"; v: sIEBERT. ME. 1915. TO- - eau
CLERK. once; experience not neces-
Sary: knowledge of typing; must IKE
working with figures: good starting
salary: hospitalization plan. Apply
DIAMOND SERVICE CO., Rm. 1O4.
1875 14th st. NV. DU. 1924. Mr.
CLERK. for drugstore and cosmetic
line. full or part time. Apply in
person: MERIDIAN HILL DRUG
STORE. 18th and Euclid st. NV.
CLERKS. general ONCE work. accurate
with figures. able to type; 5-day. 40
hour week; S35 wk. to start. Apply
5l3 r. I. ave. ne.
CLERK for relief work on hotel front
oesk, cashiering and PIX. Apply
Manager. EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and
II sts. NV. -I2
Evening star., 1951-02-09
MEN
READ CAREFULLY

in washington there is greater
opportunlty than eyer & before eo,r.
ARE Yo1 R4 KY ( SEsboNs1SLG HAyk : GAHa pERsoN,
If SO: we will show you how L. l.. W;
made more IN his spare time last
month than his 40-hr. q week Job
paid him. Come to 22oS Wisconsin
day morning. Feb. 10. ask for Mr..
HEBERT.
MAN, 20 years of age or
older, for employment in parts dept.
Of downtown automobile dealer:
clerical knowledge: dependahle and
sofoRs 81 sc M is sFas snd n fAsDatL sss
YOUNG MAN as helper In display de-
partment;. experience not necessary,
permanent position, 40-hr. week.
good company benefits. Apply at
once; Personnel once; rs, SEARS ROE
YOUNG MAN as 1r. salesman. by one
Of the worlds leading manufacturers
machines; prefer man wanting q
shs''f MR srENNsdERp ss1fSs p92R' MR 1880 Wis sis
yS,,y, y x ave .A nv" Wash, D. {. %
mortgage business through. solicita-
tion OF loans for large insurance
company on fee basis. Box a7-R.
BUSINESS CAREER opPoRrUNITrY:
young man. ambitious. intelligent.
interested in career in collection and
credit business. 8 mos. on-the-job
oese a In our ad
ministration or accounting helpful.
Give full particulars in reply, stating
educational background, previous
business experience II any. etc. Ad-
dress replies to Box 12s-R, Star.
LIFE INSURANCE co. has opening
in its policy holders service dept:
for a man between the ages of
25-3 35; capable Of handling corresp.
and interviews regarding life In
surance claims, surrenders,. policy
changes gs ste must have have had I'd exDer
similar dept. in home offce: salary
dependent on aual. Apply Rm. 300,
S16 I4th st. NV. between 8 am.
2 e TIRsI.cLAss / window cleaners
Suf Suf stsisss dsy NGaf n ethsE s7s need apply
service company. Wanted-1 delivery
man with references and outside
1 Tv segH seryice sG.n man cail AP. 34s1. ASK
SEVERAL ONCE and credit mansgers
for retail store operation. handling
retail budget and wholesale accounts;
must have at least high school edu-
cation. unlimited promotional op-
portunities. group insurance. hos
pitaliZation and retirement plan, 2
weeks paid vacations. Reply in own
handwriting. Box 140-R. Star. Ill
national organiza tion, translator in
to Portuguese from Spanish and
English; also wanted. Portuguese
stenographer with English. Provide
education. employment history. Re-
ply. Box AR. Star. -12
RETIRED OFFICE MAN. with knowl-
ege of tipping, for steady Job with
well-known Washington firm; pleas
ant working conditions, vacation
and employe benefits. Box S0-R.
Star. %
Evening star., 1951-02-09
SALESMAN

SERVICE MANAGER
We are looking for Q service manager
who Is experienced in dealing with
top-ouality furniture and Q clientele
to match. We must have o sober.
honest and industrious man for this
very responsible position. The salary
VII exceed $4,000. Write to Box
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
For large truck terminal. Good
hours. good starting pay and chance
MSRsD Rfp sD e TR1ckfsa g KING Of 4sEsM1Na sEs
1925 New York ave. ne. Ill
SERVICE STATION Observation-Disclosures
be thoroughly experienced in station
work, lube and road calls: for sta
tion in Virginia, miles from D. C.
Start. $50 per week and OF. Must
be sober. Refs. req. Up to 45 years
OF age. Write Box 497-L. Star.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
age 26-31: salary plus bonus. good
working conditions. Apply I'm. to
9 pm. Mr.. Green. SUN OIL CO.
sfRV1CE fs42 conn., sTST.nN sxs; nv .rrrSDal2Sr
D. c. permit preferred: 6-day week;
ES9d E% salary sayA ApplS aStS SoaNNYs rs, sERy vE
SERVICE STATION MANAGER-Ex-
perienced only, sick leave. vacation
with pay. start at $50 per week.
salary plus commission. Good ad-
vancements for right men. Apply
in person only. HOMES OIL CO.,
INC. 1928 Blair rd. NV. -15
Evening star., 1951-02-09
CLERK-TYPIST

1885; permanent position with lge.
company; interesting work with
pleasant working conditions; Mon. =
Fri. 9 TO s.: pay commensurate with
ability. Apply MR.. RUPERT, Gil
am. SOL Rhode Island ave. ne.
10
Evening star., 1951-02-09

1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
ENGINEER. 9Th class license for apt
hotel. Salary and apt. Excel: work
ing cond. Apply ALBAN TOWERS.
ESGfsNHRs Sa2G Msss; wa WANTED: SiT srd class or
9TH. and 18th, for office bldg. In
employment. Box. 475-K, Star, .--l3
ENGINEER, 3rd class; sober. reliable,
for h.p. boilers. 3720 Upton st. NV.
ENGINEER. MECHANICAL. exper.,
thorough knowledge plumbing, heat
ing and ventilating. Take complete
charge of estimating and purchas--
ing. Some detailed. drawings and
field supervision; ref. required. Box
FoUNTA1S ofsSTAi Nm MAN. exper., non-drinker.
TU. 2544 or apply in person Sat.
FOUNTAIN MAN. white, full time.
sb d. a1nTS sanday sse Sort to SIS ea
ences. FRIENDSHIP PHARMACY
5213 Wisconsin ave. NV. 10
FOUNTAIN MAN, exper.; ref; part
time. CARRIER DRUG, 6s22 WIS
FRENCH TEAcHEE. part time. eve.
LANGUAGES. $50 17th st. NV. i i
GRILL and steam table man, experi-
enced, days, GOOD pay. Apply IN
person, 637 Pa ave. Sc. Ill
GROCERY CLERK, young man; ex:.
cellent opportunity; experienced
only; references required; steady,
for super market Apply in per-
= son only, LAUREL FOOD MART,
27 Laurel ave, Takoma PIX, Md.
lend Of J-6 busl. -12
HANDY MAN, for boarding house, no
Sun. work; refs; good pay. MRS.
SINGER, 2230 Mass. ave NV. III
HOTEL DESK CLERK. age 25 to so;
s1f, salary ;,rgE1n 1pep; Apply IN person; HOTEL
HOUSEMAN, colored, age 80 to As
must be exper.. sober. willing to
work; local refs. reQ.; no SUNDAYS
Call EN-. 1857. 10
Evening star., 1951-02-09
ATTENTION statesmen

ATTENTION statesmen
We need 3 more good statesmen in
limited and future secure. We are
not affected by war priorities or
credit restrictions Experience not
necessary, complete training given.
Car necessary. Substantial drawing
account. For personal interview. see
10 and IL or and 4. FIT. LINCOLN
CEMETERY. 1901 Bladensburg I'd.
ne. p
Evening star., 1951-02-09

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-40-hour,
SSTgA Efsh RE YsSst1Ra ISsGRaNeE Al'e Co DeS
AsssrsTANSTTO VIZ bookkEEPER, Ii F Ii with hl4 ttp-
ton and other Company benefits;
good starting salary. Cali Hu. 1855
oF sSF aDRGaeamsns %AsHNaroENM oEMERsoS saS RAPI9
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN. white. for
non n-Government Observation-Disclosures
tifie organization, Permanent. Ex-
eelIent opportunity for woman with
ting. abstractine and classifying
log and file. Must be capable Of
a;S. assuming leadership and respon-
guirements. Pleasant surroundings,
must include education, As; experienee, Hgtss
references, marital status, age. ad-
aGesS ansx and sd., telephone number. Box
AUTo INSURANCE CLERK, accent on
general knowledge and personality.
We will teach you the work. For
further information and appt.. can
N Mr.; ~, FRANK. "a Elk. 1900. .
around, for perm. position. No eve
ming. work. Apply in person, RENE,
1904 Conn. ave. DE. 1913. IL
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around eX-
RsTle5fs, %Ti 5fs1. for Bethesda salon. Il. Can
for week ends; hours. Q. to s; must
have D. C. license. Call NO. 524s.
90 X eesssts eE sn0sas Ss7
week; excellent salary for experienced
bookkeeper who desires responsible,
Interesting position with expanding
firm. Opportunity for advancement
very good: Give details of your edu-
ployment status in letter to Box
BooKKEEPER. iipE middle-aged, expe-
rienced, with some knowledge Of
to tSDnf au p!sfSans es aE spTE9pndns' ysS hours
BOoKKEEPER. experienced. capable
of handling, complete set OF. books;
must be able to take of trial bal
ance: .S65 weekly, 5-day week; must
aes s. fqrasR 1shs5sRfss g. APRSS SsS
BookkERFER, eso Il; a;Ms resident of Sc. a9 or
nearby Md. preferred; 5-day week.
Call Ii. 3-3166. MRS. FISHER:
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. in retail credit
store; permanent position; vacation
MI. uilman; NEW YORK JEWELRY
Eo6kkFrPnRs G0;i 7dg Pth St .s1i.r n;M Wit, Under
wood Elliott machine, for old estab-
1ished investment broker. Box 337-K,
Star. .
BOOKKEEPER TYPIsT, full time,
permanent position: Apply VIM.
NV. -15
| BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
Permanent position, 4O-44-hour
week HICKMAN PRODUCTS
CORP. S11 Monroe st. ne. Ill
BOOKKEEPING machine operators
National Cash 1000 and Under
| wood; will train If you can type;
permanent position with excellent
| opportunity for advancement: 5h-
day week; apply 1407 H st. NV.
Mrs. Lupo tno phone calls). Ill
Pookkaoyeiroo Machine
Evening star., 1951-02-09

SAcslent opening for thoroughly
experienced intelligent young women
Commensurate salary. Write fully
Box 251-R. Star. .
FILE CLERK. white. general ofice
work, with knowledge Of PIX; minor
typing required. Permanent posi-
ton. Apply Mrs. Shelton. cHAs.
g. SCOTT CO.. 1910 N. Y. ave. NV.
FILE CLERK and runner; white only;
HURLEY, HUH : 70 RE-. r 0odfy o1iS week. Call Mr..
FILE CLERK. under 80. newspaper
ONCE. GeorRetown; knowledge of typ
ing necessary; 5-day week; advance
FSgNTAiN sest Ears, q CIEEKs; a,sS,: sspsrtsqced
See Mr.: Howser. SOUTHERN DRUG
FOUNTAIN GIRL. light colored, thor
ougnly exper.. for drugstore foun-
tain and kitchen, for 3-to-11 pm.
excel. salary. Apply in person after
! pm; JuDD's PHARMACY. 275o
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, must be
sxper; wAdsHAL's. 4s55 Mass.
FkENchi" TEACHER, part time CS eve
OF LANduxdEs. $50 18th 'SH st. ~.
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK with ele-
Hentary bookkeeping experience; s.
group disqualification, vacation with
pay; conv. transp. FRANK SMALL.
JR. INC, 2l5 Penna. ave. Sc. ii
HOSPITAL CLERK-Good hours and
salary; apply In person only; Per-
sonnel ofice. PROVIDENCE HOSPI-
TAI. End and D sts. Sc, -9
Evening star., 1951-02-09

CLERK-TYPIST
Permanent; S-hr. day. AFPI, DE.
1850. Ia