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Evening star., 1951-10-18
Remington Lawyer
Gof $4,000 From
| Red Fund, Ve|de Says
BY the A.soeiotsd Press

Representative Velde. Republi-
can, Of Illinois, has asserted that
an attorney for William Reming-
ton was paid $4,000 out of a
fund created "for almost the sole
benefit of the Communist Party"
The charge. made in a House
speech yesterday. drew prompt de-
mails from the attorney and the
Robert Marshall Civil Liberties
Trust which said. however, that
1t contributed to Remington's de-
Tense.
Remington. former Commerce
Department official, was con-
victed on a perjury charge based
on his denial that he had ever
been a Communist, but his con-
viction was reversed by the United
States Court Of Appeals. The ap-
peals court ordered a new trial.
Mr.. Velde, a member Of the
House Un-American Activities
Committee, said Remington's at
torney. Joseph L. Rauh, jr., of
Washington. received two checks
for $4,000 each from the Marsh
all Trust which he described as
"a huge million dollar Communist
front bank or trust"
Mr.. Rauh conceded that the
money was made available for
Remington's defense but added
that mot one cent" of it went for
attorneys fees. And the trust,
he said. has consistently taken
an anti Communist attitude"
James Marshall, chairman Of
the trust. said in New York last
night that contributions were
made to Remington's defense ION
recommendation Of the president
of the Bar Association of New
York and several other dis
tinguished lawyers who thought
that the case ought to be fought" "
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Half the work Of vashday II
over - from now on! For new
Surf Is here, and it gets your
clothes so dazzling clean and
soft and sweet you don't
have to rinse at all! Just
wash - wiring and the dirt
rolls out with the wash -waterl
Even without soaking or
notwithstanding or bluing
you'll find your clothes
look cleaner, feel cleaner, smell
cledner-and they are cleanerl
That's because Surf contains
a miracle ingredient that
aodts dirt quay. Down the
train it goes - leaving your
:lothes and your tub cleaning
rec of any scum Get No-Rinse
'urf-youIl soon agree it's the
reatest washday wonder yet!
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Instructions 10 jury
Due Today in Trial Of
7 on Pandering Charge

Judge Matthew F. Mcclure to-
day was to give final instructions
to d District Court jury trying
suspended Police Pvt. Robert s.
Grillo and a Washington restau-
rant man on charges of pandering.
Grillo, %, of the second precinct,
and Eli F. Abdow, "a. of the 800
block of Mount Pleasant street
NV. are charged with arranging
to bring two colored women to a
stag" party in the 1900 block of
New Hampshire avenue NV. for
purposes of prostitution.
Danced for Policemen.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Arthur Mclaughlin contends
the defendants picked up the two
women on a downtown street last
April IA and persuaded them to
do not only a dancing" routine
for some 60 to 125 off-duty police
men. but later to engage in inter-
course on the same premises.
Both defendants, through At
|torneys Saul Lichtenberg and
Kenneth Wood. countered that
they engaged the girls to dance
only, and had no knowledge of
any Illicit goings-on that may
have taken place afterwards.
Grillo Says He Fled.
Grillo acknowledged that one
Iof the women tried to kiss him
after her dance. But. he said, he
was embarrassed by the approach,
pushed her away and retreated
downstairs. Grillo added that the
woman was clad only in a slip
With a coat thrown around her
aoulders.
About Is men were following
her. making wisecracks after her
lat the time." he testified
According to statements given
to police before trial, the two
women contended that between
them IA men attending the party
had intimate relations with them
Evening star., 1951-10-18
10 Killed by Truin

BOMBAY. India, Oct. 18. R.-
Passengers, panicked by harmless
engine fumes flooding the electric
train in which they were riding
last night. pulled the emergency
cord and jumped to the tracks
Ten Of them were killed and five
manned by a train coming in the
other direction.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Pilots Land Yueos|av Plane Carrying 23 in Switzerland

yesterday. Swiss police reported
one pilot said they could no longer
endure "the Communist terror
regime In Yugoslavia."
Three other members of tht
plane crews and all its passenger.
except the pilots families sale
they wanted to return to Yugo.
slavia. A new pilot was flown ir
to take them and the fugitive
plane home.
The refugee families included
the two pilots wives and two boys
aged 10 and 5.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
BY the Assoeiaied Press

ZURICH, Switzerland, Oct. 18
The Swiss Department of JUS
tice considered today political
asylum pleas from two Yugoslav
airline pilots who turned their
plane-and ~ passengers-of an
internal Yugoslav route and fled
to Switzerland.
The pilots asked refuge for
their families, who were aboard
the plane.
They landed at Zurich airport
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Bishop Powell Anniversary

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 R.-
About 100 clergymen will join lay
men Of the Maryland Episcopal
Diocese tomorrow to observe the
10th anniversary Of the conse-
Grafton Of the Right Rev. Noble
C. Powell, Bishop Of Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
School to Be Dedicated
At BIudensbura Dec. 2

The new Bladensburg High
School will be dedicated December
Q at 2 pm.
A committee Of % men anc
women is planning for the event
The group will meet at 8 pm
Friday at the school,
Evening star., 1951-10-18
crubbino Extended

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 18 (P.-The
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
ANNOUNCED yesterday Maryland
waters will be open to grabbing
until November 80,
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Phone
AID 5195
DO 1859
AD5Io6
zoe PER LINE
DEADLiNE SAT-. NOON

All COLUMBUS ads are listed
/ numerically according to the
Classified Index.
All ROSS COUNTY ads are 10.
Gated in Ross County Classified
Buyers Guide and are preceded
by the initials RC.
All GAINESVILLE ads are To-
Gated in the GAINESVILLE Classi-
fled Buyers Guide and the
numerals are preceded by the
initial z.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Directors
Information
Ga. Where to Dine
EMPLOYMENT
liza. Help Wanted-Male
15b. Help Wanted-Female
is Employment Agencies
II Situation Wanted-Male
Is Situation Wanted-Female
EDUCATIONAL
10 Instruction
BUSINESS SERVICE
30 Business Announcements
Advertisements under this classified
tion listed under sub-headings ac-
cording to services advertised
10 Hauling and Expressing
a Hotels
44a Homes for Aged or Invalds
IS Room and Board
Asa Rooms Unfurnished
Ash. Rooms Furnished
45c Rooms for Housekeeping
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SO Wanted Real Estate
So Real Estate for Sale
Ga Exchange Real Estate
SIS Builder--Builder Supplies
65a Appraising
Ssh Home Modernizaticn
CSC Automatic Heat
LIVESTOCK
II Poultry and Supplies
fla Feeds
lib Dogs, Cats. Pets and Supplies
MERCHANDISE
7Sb Piano Tuning and Repair
7sc Radios, Repairs. Rentals
It'd Power Lswnmowers
73e Television
zig Foundry Work
70 Flowers-Plants-T
81 Diamonds-Watches
sOa Food Mart
SO Wanted to Buy
81 Miscellaneous for Sale
AuToMoTlvE
SIC Auto Service-Repairs
s7h Automobile Parts-Aceessories
ssa Tractors for Sale
30 Used Cars for Sale
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ms WoMEN (contl REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont,

PAINTING. interior and exterior. by
able white men. Best work for less.
Free estimate. Ii. 6-22SS -25
PAINTING, PAPERING; frst-ciass
Workmanship; work done Immediate
ly. MR.. POAT, GE. 5643 24s
PAINTING, papering, gen. contr., re-
modelling; 1st-class work; guar, /;
D.. C. DECORATORS. Wo. 0404,
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
also Kem-Toning; no job too small
or too large; all work guaranteed;
free estimates. Call MR.. HOOKER
SMITH. DE. 5000; after pm CO.
PAINTING and paperins. satisfied
MR. LAWRENCE, faA. g7O3.
PAINTING-Painter wants small
contract work; own tools; 30 yrs
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. floor
finishing. Reasonable; terms If de-
sired ia. 1870. is
PAINTING, interior, exterior; paper
ing. plastering; floors; fine repairs.
Neat. clean work. Reasonable
prices; references. Call ia. 1889.
PAINTING. papering. floor sanding.
genl. repairs. Top quality work.
Free eSti.. terms IKE. 3-5795, lis
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PAPERING

I. 01O6.
COS
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AEA HELP MEN 8 woMEA Cont, IS

OFFICE MANAGER. Photographic
studio. permanent position, good
salary. efficient and perSonable.
Write fully to LAUREL OF WASH
INGTON. 1922 18th st. NV. liz
VARITYPER, exper. for important po-
Sition with good future; 5-day wk.,
salary commensurate with exp.
State full details in letter. Box 269-
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, to occupy
q Ink. room; woman to work in
lodging house. Free rent, plus small
salary. Man must be employed; non
drinkers; reliable. Box 1871, Star
10
TAVERN MANAGERS-Prefer middle
aged couple; chance to buy interest
from profits. Box 1925, Star.
is
DANCING TEACHERS.
Exper. not necessary; excellent sal
airy. Apply 6-S pm. Mon. through
Fri THE BOB 81 JERRY DANCE
STrDIo. -SO06 Wisconsin ave-. Be-
thesda, Md. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COL. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants
babysetting, mothers helper or g.h.w,
after school and all day Sat; will
work s hours after school. HU.
EMPLOYMENT for our reliable and
nurse To- % 3-s90i 80
GIRL. colored; baby sitter; 5 days
weekly; SlS and carfare; Tuesday.
II; 7-6S26, 8 pm. to 10 pm.
DAYS days Week. Week; city h refs Ss' Cali ALL CO.
5000, Wed. II to $3.50.
GIRL - Colored. desires g.h.w. ar
child cares 4 or 8 days wk. AID
GIRL, colored, desires child care and
Ink. for employed parents. co
GIRL-colored, desires housework.
or care of children; no ref. from
out Of toTn5 HU; 5579: u,,,n ,,or,
good refs. Phone Ii. 1854.
week: prefer ne. section. Cal
PART TIME WORK or by the day
SPANISH PA l. SPEAKING GIRL. IS yrs.
old desires desires des,F n9pseE Nor e wy
WoMAN-co lored, wants afternoon
home work. MI. 5g49.
WOMAN, colored' wants DAY Is Work
C Oh Fasf5en9 WoM Ga LU Wants a@o days
work: ref. LAURA CLARK. Ii
CoLoHRTED WOMAN desires laundry
to do at home, and curtain stretch
clopE " Ii WOMAN WON will care for chill
dren in her home; exper. l9l l u
Syh ST NV MI 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
HELP WOMEN

MAKE $50 IN SPARE TINE
Sell Americas finest Christmas Cards
Make $50 on 100 new 81 assert.
ments. EMBOSSED Name-Imprintet
Christmas Cards so for SIPS up
Big line fast-sellers. No experience
needed. FREE Imprint Samples
Assts. on approval Write HYCREST
rs Chauncey, Dept. lac, Boston IL
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
No experience necessary; sell or
sight. 40 for 81 with name on. and
higher priced lines, 81 for 81, fea-
ture box; up to 1907 profit Coun-
try's top line Samples on approval
Write or come in. Room 500.
COLUMBIA ART STUDIOS
$40 F st. NV. RE. AVG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
HELP WOMEN

TYPIST-CLERK. permanent position
Tor expert typist. opportunity for
advancement in Division Head
quarters officei national organiZa-
ton; pleasant associates; excellent
working conditions; vacations; o.
day week: 3TI2-hr week Call MA
9422. Mr. E2olf, for amt 10
TfPIST CLERK, young lady for per-
manent position in Office of large
motion picture organization; no ex-
perience necessary; 5-day week Cal
MISS DAVIS between 10 and IL
noon at RE. 0S00.
TYPIS1 FILE CLERK; exceptional
opportunity. Call MR.. BURNS, Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18

COL. GIRL WANTS job as maid in
Doctors office, store, beauty parlor
or other. Phone FIR. 9193. 19s
C VI BM G!Th WAITS NJ }9o as ous
COLORED GIRL DESIRES job as
maid in offices or store. AT. 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
EUGENE DIETZGEN co.
Inr 1nth cH. NJ III

THEATER, 18th and New York ave,
nv See Mr.. Beckman. liz
WAITRESS. white. eXper.. 8 pm. to
l am good TIPS. Apply 1897 Pa
wAiTREss white. exper.: for small,
busy night club. Good pay and tips.
Night work. l212 New York ave.
WAITRESS, white, 1925. neat in
sxperieaeed preferred; must have
health card. 1925 Pa. ave. Sc. -222
WAITRESS. white, exper. excel tip
ping. Apnly OYSTER BAY RESTAU-
RANT. 904 9th st. NV.
WAITRESS experienced for exclusive
MICHEL'S. 1920 Vermont ave nw,
WAITRESS--W White must be over 81;
day work: no Sundays; good tips
Apply JADE BOWL RESTAURANT.
w3 VII RHss@o9as aye WAGES nv tips room
and board. Call Waldorf 1911 is
WAITRESS. apply in person or call,
pike; AEl:, Va IA 2-s2e0 is
TorE ApD TRTo REsf e HsaSafy
WAITRESS. white. no experience nee
eSSary. Apply DIXIE PIG BARRIE
CUE, marlboro nIl pike and Benning
WAITRESSES-Colored. over 81. Ap-
ply in. person. lab st. 30
W4ITRES SIS, white. exper Must be
over 81. night work Apply SPRING
ROAD CAFE 300 18th ST. NV.
WAITRESS. work nights. money-mak-
ing SPOT. 1895 Savannah, one block
OIL Alabama ave. Sc. ~
WAITRESS for night work; good pay;
short hours BASINS GRILL. i4iS
Wis. ave. Bethesda. OIL. $3.50
MATTRESSES. t5): experienced, u to
80 years of age full time Contact
Mrs. Herod. DUNBAR HOTEL, 3o15
18TH ST. NV 80
WAITRESS--Apply in person, CON-
GRESSIONAL. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
los Independence ave. Sc go
WAITRESSES. .. exper. Good hrs,
good working cond.. good pay. No
Sun. Also dinner waitress, short
hrs. II Dupont. circle.
MATTRESSES. for exclusive club,
Apply between IL and 3. UNIVER-
STTY, CLUB 1885 18th st. NV
No phone calls. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18

For neat. clean. seamless work at
reasonable prices, call MR.. GORDON,
GE. 2400. is
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work; estimates free. Cali Mr..
BECKETT. MI. 0930, DU 4053.
PAPERING AND PAINTING BY 1st-
class white mechanic. Call MR..
REANS, Ii. 7-6SQS.
PAPERING AND PAINTING - Reas.,
work guaranteed Tax. PIX. Sill. Spr.
Call CROWELL, SH. 1876. "a
PLASTERER, brick, cement. flag
stone work: waterproofing; no lob
too small. Ii. 3-49s7, LII. 4-5377.
PLASTERING-Ceili and patch
work speciality, Call MI 1892.
PLASTERING a speciality; large and
small Jobs, new and old work; white
mechanics: work guar. NO. 2723.
PLASTERING - Ceilings and patch
work speciality. Call MI. 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
MOTOR TRAVEI

SAN FRANCISCO. leaving Sept. 90
penses; so Buick. HI. 5577.
l9H
TAMPA. st. Petersburg, Clearwater;
Sept. 20; take 3 or 4 to share ex-
penses. MARTIN, FIR. 500, Ext
DRIVING TWO NEW CARS L. A..
Calf. leaving Sept. Goth; take
or 4; refs. exch. CO. 1905. 9-5 =. m
90
LEAVING FOR CALF. about Sept
30; room for l or 2 passengers tC
share expenses. 81. $685..
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PAINTING
IMMEDIATE SERVICE


PAINTING-PAPERING--For q good
l9b at low price. call MR.. XIX.
PAPERHANGING and re-
pairs Reasonable Al work. 10x
II rm $50. Quick service. MI.
97l4, is
5-rm., 2-stpry hall house.
low as $50; W. mechanic; own work.
RALPH. NE. S148; aft. 5, tn. 0216
PAPERHANGING-s7 rm. and up;
do own work; guaranteed; white
MECHANIC. GE. 0024. 10
PAPERHANGING. painting and plas-
terinS. Lowest prices this week
only. GE. 1855 GE. 1906. --19
PAPER HANGING. 81 up per room.
1851 washable sunfast papers, work
guaranteed GE. 1888. GE. 24e1
PAPER HANGING
Prompt service; reasonable: good
work. A. T. GEORGE. DI. O106.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
BABY FURN. SALE

D11o i OIe1N. GALL
Full-size Cribs from $16.e5
E gGlding Gar GaEsFiagss =, from 81
Many other specials.
go, NATIONAL BABY SHOP
24 ope 1Sf hYs St. NV MW' WED I Hy $3.50.
BARBELL SET, 22 pieces; excellent
B aaNsTsion si sl8 Cal haT H1 49, hn,,
BLOCKS. so56 N st, NV, NO 1903.
BATHTUBS. new used, built-in, legs;
SALES CO. s337 Ga. ave. De. 500.
BATHTUBS
priced to 'S sell; U pedssta Yi0n 6asims.
complete with brass flttings, 81 each.
TERIAL CO.. LII 4-O5O0 81
BED, youth, and chifforobe. good con-
nit diTion; reasonable Sfn EN-: 1922:
finish n dresser with large mirror.
FURNITURE--compgIets
7-piece walnut inlay. including 2
single Hollywood beds and mat
tresses. also living room and kitchen
furniture; must sacrifice. OR. 1928
Jaws az gay sum- or after 8 pm. week
BEDRM. SET, maple dble. bed, s.
and M; vanity, bench. chest; SS5.
Also playpen with pad: So. WI.
BEDRM. SET, mahog., Heppelwhite.
6.pc, set. Twin beds). Excel cond.
BEDROOM SUITE, pieces; beauti-
tress; 500 10. 2-o332. go 90
BICYCLE, girls. 2S-in.; SIS: In fine
condition. RIA. 1891. 1882 Var
mum st. NV. "a
BRICKS. Face and common. l or q
million. ALASKA COAL, AND BRICK
CO. Ma 1881 OF 1an0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18

(Frencn1, Chinese objets
dart and lamps; English antiques,
suitable for GEORGETOWN trade. KE.
3-4S13 OWNER is
ANTIQUE MANTELS. Can be seen at
oil 9Th st. NV, between 7:3O
am. and 4 pm. Priced reasonably.
APPLES, zoe per bu. Bring your
baskets and pick from 5000 trees.
WARRENTON ORCHARD. Warren
ton, Va. Drive out Rt. 20 to War.
renton bypass. turn RICH to Rt. Ia.
then drive mi FA. 1894. pa
BABY CARRIAGE and play pen;
very good condition; S45 for both.
Phone MI 6079 90
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general work in real estate office
3oIa.hr. Wk,: liberal salary. etc.
CO. INC. i420 K st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN--We have a va
cancy in our Rockville district office
Tor young woman with knowl-
edge of accounting and ability to
type 5-day, 40-hr. wk., good sal
airy. paid vacation. retirement, group
Capitalization and many other en-
oloyee benefits. Phone Mr.. Van
Streader, or Mr. Willsie, WI $3.50.
Rockville 1855 or OIL. s940 for
The SUBURBAN PRoPANE GAS
CORP.
Rockville, Md. --19
YOUNG WOMEN (2J. white, intelli-
gent, perm, part time work in sales
dept Of large natl Gao publisher aas er ~, 10
JOHN g; COLEMAN, Willard Hotel
ATTRACTIVE 7EIs ct I 0'' WOMAN d,N $40 to
train as consultant. customer service
dept. S45 to $50. 5-day week. Call
ia 5-64 6 between z and pm. 49,
to care for baby AZ mos. Old In
PART TIME for cosmetic dept. no
exper. neces.: ewes, Sat. and Sun.
STANDARD DRUG CO., 1922 I4th
GENERAL II ERA CLERICAL, perm. position,
5-day ,40-hr. wk., pleasant working
eond.. liberal discount on purchases.
insurance and hospitalization plan N;
DRUG STORES. Emp SiDsi once
Rash i IL Is EXTRA EXTRA CASH ss-Am 1
ing, profits, Sell Christina cards;
= rr,ffh
PIES Complete Christmas. everyday
WTife EMPIRE CARD rf Elm a,s Sne T.
CONTACT LADY. 24-55. TO work 4
hrs; Sa-ly S or ewes; and Sat-, able
Wed. 10 to 2 or to $3.50 pm. RIM.
z02 10 14th st. NV. Wed; or
EARN ssO-sloo wK. in spare time.
fhrough aI popular of party pian High s
commission; free sample kit, free
training. Call AID. 1884 or write
HOUSE OF PLASTICS. 2435 18th
st. W. for details.
$50 is YOURSELF only 100 81
ing. Complete lines Famous Chill
ton Prize. asst. Personals 40 for
SAMPLES on on approval approval. cH HI tsSS.
1df f7R cR Fam s RSf50n cA MfsS counter
clerk. full or. part time Ladies,
why spend 2 hours a day going to
! and from your work downtown?
I Come % work with us in one of
| our suburban stores in Silver
Spring dTs ,nd Bethesda or arlington
| lem. Our business is growing rap
| idly offering many opportunities for
advancement; paid vacations. free
| disqualification. Applicants should
/ re bet. 20 and SO yrs. of age.
Phone. SH. 473S, Sun. or weekdays.
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TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST

Permanent position in small ONCE e
other women employes), for rapid
accurate typist with pleasing tele-
through Fri. and $50 to l Sat.
base salary for 40-hour week is S45
to start, with Saturday as overtime
at time and one-half rate; 2 weeks
vacation with pay annually with in
Surance and disqualification program
available after 80 days.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTER, exper., part time;
prefer W. Hyattsville; will consider
O'nef WORK AZ S79S hef' 4-lg q m
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored, wishes
part-time work. DE. 1896.
SECRETARY - Bookkeeping; Office
mgmt.; exper.; bondab1e; assume
resp; desires int. DOS, preferably
sales, const; law; good educ. and
bus. bkkpg. NO. 9641 til pm. 19a
TIPPING AT HOME-Medical legal
and miscellaneous documents; fast
and accurate. AK. 6157. pa
TYPNG AT HOME, cards, envelopes,
and form letters. Call AK. 6485 or
LII. 1-2226. liz
GIRL, COL. desires night work as
kitchen helper waitress, or office
work; nights week. Call ME.
1859 after $50.
CAPABLE young lady. 3 years exp
in better dresses in New York. de-
sires position as assist. mgr OF
assist. buyer In exclusive dress shop
Willing to assume responsibility
Phone co. 1000. RIM. 2ge.
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HELP WOMEN
X. SEPTEMBER Is, 1851

SECRETARY. to sales promotion
manager of National Trade Assoc
Sales. advertising or public rela-
lions background desired but moi
necessary. Excellent opportunity foI
young woman seeking Girl Friday
advertising job. Pleasant congeniaI
atmosphere, 5-day wk.. $40 pei
mo-, subject to periodic adjustment
Gail HU. 1900,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perm
position. 0-day. 4U-hr. Wk., pleasant
working cond.. liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hoSpitali-
Zatlon plan, retirement plan. ApplS
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, Employ.
. ment Office, P st. ne 90
SECRETARY STENO., experienced
MORTGAGE loan processing, settle
ments, etc Salary open. Avondale
branch, CITIZENS BANK OF River
dale. Queens Chapel I'd. and Dis
triet line. Call Mr.. Miller. AP. 515l
for appt -23
SWITCHBOARD OPER
Apt house; woman; so years OF
oil
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THE EVENING STAR
YOUNG LADY

Intelligent and earnest for perm
position with excel. future. doine
general work in real estate office
3S12-hr wk,: liberal salary, etc
See Miss Frazier, JESS FISHER &
CO.. INC. 1920 K st. NV.
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WOMAN-DRIVER

We desire the services of a cour :
teous young woman. 81 to 35 years
Of age, who is neat In appearance
ance Job consists Of making de-
liveries TO our advertisers. Must
have D C. permit and good driving
record. Apply personnel, Room sos.
Open weekdays, s:30-5 and Satur-
dav o.
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LADIES

EASY EA liza MONEY
Sell Christmas cards to friends,
neighbors. No exper. needed Sell
on sight. Sample boxes on approval.
Display folders free. Up TO 1909
profit. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS.
Dept. Al, I0I5 Filbert St. Phila-
WOMAN, to do cooking in motherless
home. father, children. P. o. Box
276 BeItsville. Md lis
WOMAN. white, age Is to 80 for
cafeteria work. counter work. salad
making, floor work, no experience
necessary. We will teach you. Pleas
ant working conditions; salary, $50
per wk plus meals, plus, vacation
See Mr.. Fatfar, bet. 10 and IL am.
and and pm. SHOLL'S CO.
LONIAL CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn.
ave -23
WOMEN t2l, spare hours turn into
dollars Show AVON customers new
Christmas products; earn So to So
per hour RE 0795 20
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TYPIST

White. for general, full-time typingi
perm. 40-hr. wk.. good workinf
cond. and many employe benefits
Call personnel Dept.
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TELETYPE OPERATORS

TURKISH TEACHER, part time. Apply
BERLITZ SCHOOL, $50 18th st. NV,
TYPIST - General office; 35 hour
week; permanent position. ST. 1851.
TYPIST - Statistical for temporary
work. indefinite period, hours Q to
TYPIsT. ! hrs. day. 5 days wk. Cal
Me. 224S bet. 9-5 pm
TYPIST-Fire insurance CO., branch
Pleasant working cond. Call RE
TYPJST-Young lady for interesting
work in fire and casualty agency
permanent position with chance fol
Advancement; 5-day week Call DI
100 MRS. DEENIHAN go
TYPISTS--White permanent; excel.
lent SURROUNDINGS; 40-hour week
annual starting salary So 100
$4,000 weekly. Good opportunit,
to advance, Liberal vacation and
sick leave. Under 40. Personal in:
terviews between $50 am. and $3.50
pm. Personnel office, NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd anc
r SITS. ne. "a
TYPIST to work in law Office and use
dictaphone; previous exper. not nee
esSary: 5-day wk. pleasant working
conditions: 2-Wk vacation. Cal
MRS. SASSCER. ST. 54s6. go
TYPIST excellent opportunity for ex.
perienced person with initiative !
DAYS no Saturdays permanent