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Evening star., 1951-07-22
DON'T GET PERSONAL
by Amy Vanderbilt
AUTHOR OF A FORTHCOMING BOOK ON ETIQUETTE

she goes around in fiat heels, walks stoop-
shouldered and wears itsy-bitsy accessories
you can be equally certain that questions
about her measurements would be con-
sidered highly personal
Unless you're on really intimate terms.
steer clear of queries about how friends
marriage is going. how he likes his in-laws
or what he thinks of mutual acquaintance
If he wants to tell you about his personal
life and feelings, he will bring the subject
up himself
WHAT do you do if anyone asks you such
questions? One way is to parry the question
with one of your own that effectively throws
your interrogation off the track. If he asks,
say, Did you pay for your car outright or
buy 1t on time?" you interpose with the
stock question, May ask you something?"
And then you do ask him something quite
irrelevant but of interest to him. 1t may
not be until the next day that he realizes
you did not answer his personal question,
if he thinks of it at ALL
The meaningful pause is sometimes a
stopper to askers of impertinent questions.
You hesitate, as if you had heard amiss.
then go right on without replying to the
question
The safer way is to pretend no offense was
meant - and usually the poser of personal
questions is just blunderer, doesn't mean
to be malicious.
When the soft, evasive answer such as,
i don't know how to answer that one."
doesn't work, the only course is to be blunt
yourself. You say, pleasantly but firmly.
That. my friend, is personal question"
Evening star., 1951-07-22

ct HOPE you don't mind if l ask you
IL personal question:" What a familiar
phrase that is getting to be in our fast-paced
society! 1t would seem no one has either the
time or the inclination for the circumlocu-
tions that used to be synonymous with good
manners.
Actually, many people don't seem to
know whether question is personal or not,
and it is not always easy to distinguish
There are many things person, through
vanity or discretion, prefers to keep to HIM
self. For one thing, there's money. If your
neighbor wishes to volunteer to tell you the
amount he paid for his house, the cost of
his sons school tuition how much life insur-
ance he carries, what he pays maid,
that is his privilege. But unless you have a
really valid reason for asking what he paid,
you'll find your question might we'll be
considered too personal.
You might ask a mans age though
many men are less than anxious to divulge
that information as they pass 40 = but you
never ask woman over 81 except for official
reasons.
MosT women are equally sensitive about
their weight and dislike being asked to
name the figure with which they are doubt
less displeased. People are sensitive, too,
about less-than-average height, false teeth,
hearing aids, and other so-called physical
defects.
A six-foot girl, however, is usually en-
chantingly frank about her height TODAY.
If she carries herself straight and tall, is
not afraid of heels and dramatic hats, you
can be sure she has no height complex. If
Evening star., 1951-07-22

When brands we'll known
II esn'tIet you down,
Or soon the news would be all over town.
The stronger the brand the more it wins tame,
The more It's gotta live up to its name
Evening star., 1951-03-28
William JohnsonNomedR Rocinq
Director of Soap Box Derby
Praises Competition
In Promotion of
Better Citizenship

William johnson, a Civil Service
Commission unit supervisor, will
serve as director of racing for the
Washington Soap Box Derby
10th running on June 30.
The new director, a veteran OF
World War II, is past vice COM
mander of the District Depart
ment of the American Legion. On
Derby Day. he will be in charge
of all personnel and will be re-
sponsible for the smooth running
of the racing.
Mr.. johnson said ii was "an
honor and a privilege" to be part
of an event that promotes "such
keen competition and fair play
among boys
THE derby symbolizes true
Americanism," he added. Through
it's spirit of competitiveness and
craftsmanship. the race plays an
important role in helping this
country's youth become better
citizens in the community and in
the Nation as whole
In Previous Derby Posts.
Mr.. Johnson, who held various
derby committee posts in previous
years, lives at 1923 North Ken
lucky street. Arlington.
A native of Chicago, he at
tended Northwestern University
and earned a law degree at Co
lumbus University here. He first
came here in 1885 and since has
been a csc employe. except dur
ing the period of his war service.
He served in Europe with the
Army and participated in the
D-Day invasion.
Mr.. johnson is past COM
mander of Civil Service Commits
sion Post No. so of the American
Legion and a member of the
Evening star., 1951-03-28

40 and 8. He is on the Legion's
national veterans preference COM
mittee.
, General Derby Chairman Howard
P. Bailey said:
The selection of Mr.. Johnson to
direct the activities of the Ameri-
can Legion in connection with
the event was a happy one. He
has displayed a keen interest in
/ the Derby and in the welfare of
the boys who will participate. In
preliminary discussions. he in
dicated a complete understanding
of the demanding nature of his
job and a great deal of enthusi-
asm for the race"
One of the Derby's staunchest
supporters, who estimates "about
80 of my kids have been in the big
race during the last 10 years, p"
dropped in at The Star Derby
Headquarters yesterday.
I Eight Eligible This Year.
/ He is George w. T. Christman.
superintendent of the German
Orphan Home at 2300 Good Hope
road Sc. since 1910. Mr.. Christ
man was in search of new rule
books and construction pamphlets
for his eight contestants at the
home.
This race is the greatest thing
that ever happened for boys in the
United States" he said, as he
|Ileafed through 1851 Rule Book
I'm theory, every kid wins. If a
boy completes a coaster and takes
part In the race. he's won some
Evening star., 1951-03-28
|Dr. EversoIe to Lecture

DR.. Urban Harris Eversole, direc-
tor of the department of anesthe-
siology of the Lahey Clinic, will
speak at $50 O'Clock tonight in
the 1851 series of Kellog lectures,
sponsored by the George Wash
ington University School OF Medi-
cine and the District Medical
and the District Medical Society
in the medical society auditorium,
1718 M street NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-28

thing. I've seen that over the
years"
The time to register is now and
the place is your nearest Chew
rolet dealer. The fast-movine
event with its many valuable
prizes is open to boys from IL te
is. Rule Books and illustrated
construction pamphlets are avail.
able on registration or In Room
I724 of The Star.
Watch for Derby neDs in this
newspaper.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Derby Guide

The Event-A coaster race
for boys II to Is. in which
contestants drive cars of their
own building.
Time-June 30.
Sponsors - The Star and
Chevrolet assisted by the Dis
trict Department of the
American Legion.
Registration-At the near
est Chevrolet establishment.
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MANAGEMENT IRAlNEE
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HELP WOMEN Cont. /,

LIBRARIAN for newspa-
per ONCE; girl between rs and 35,
good education, who has some
knowledge of general research or
library work and who knows opera
ton Of Federal Government. Con-
greSs and departments. Job entails
some filing. Ability to handle
small PIX useful but not essential
Pleasant working conditions in air
cooled ONCE; interesting JOB and
good pay. Write qualifications to
Box $500. Star lis
WORKERS - We have
openings for girls under 35 doing
light. interesting assembly work on
electrical equipment. Pleasant
working conditions and opportunity
for advancement with small COM
pany. No experience necessary;
manual dexterity and diligence only
requirements. Call AL. 4073 for
appt. DRYOMATIC CORP. Alex
A fha5ia TITLE RI. cLERK-we have an
opening for q young woman, typist
to set as our cashier and title clerk.
II you are good typist and like
to meet people we will teach you
and pay YOU good starting salary.
See sssr6 Mr. HHtssisqR sfteF Am sia.
densburg Rd.. Ii. $500. --16
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HELP MEN

PLUMBERS, exper. men, new work
and remodeling; top wages; D. C.
drivers permit. ]. SHAPIRO, S11S
Ga: ave. NV. TU. 1900. IL
PLUMBERS HELPERS (2), exper.
necessary; driving permit. Call be-
tween 7-S pm, JU. 7-7500. IA
PLUMBERS HELPER, experienced,
Arlington Co. Jobs. F. A. McGONE-
GAL. 1861 w. Broad ST.. FA. 4440.
PoRTER-Sober man to do light
cleaning work; good salary.
EISEMAN'S. F at 18th st. NV. IA
PORTER, colored, for store work,
experienced only, model shop. 1903
F st. NV
PoRTER-Experience preferred but
not necessary; steady position; apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703
9TH st. NV. lis
PORTERS, pleasant working combs,
new super market: top salary. vaca-
ton with pay; Contact MIR: HANT-
MAN or MR.. DECKER bet. l and 3.
1860 Lee blvd. Fails Church. Va.
PORTER. day work. refs. required.
WHITLEY DRUGSTORE, 7O1 Ken
CT .
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TYPIST- CLERK, no experience re-
ouired; good opportunity for ad'
Vancement, excellent salary. See Mr.
Gold, DAILEYS. '09 9TH st. NV
TYPIsT5cLERK Ear 2I IL yr 81 6-ssss az
TYPIST -CLERK-4O-hr week; S45;
permanent. GENERAL TYPEWRIT-
TYPIST- ELECTROMATIC PsM, ex-
perience necessary This position L
copy preparation field: annual and
sick leave benefits. Call ME. 647l
TYPIsT AND POLICY WRITER. for
and many additional benefits; in
%AsHiNGToN LOAN g. Trust
c CO, E Rs 81. Estate Dept, 900 F St.
WAITRESS; white, 10Y, oyer 81. sxpeTi-
w EHHFl $50 .4s GOOD ID Bay pay. SILVER
Silver Spring. Md. Ia
WAITRESS. for seafood restaurant:
expeEienacsd., Apply HENNY's RES
wA1TkEssEs, sxperie sa az tray ssrv.
ice; Apply sEAFARE RESTAURANT,
w SsTf ESD: ave iia., kosher 1 :tg!s;
nights 6 pm. to IL midnight. FILL
MORE DELICATESSEN g. RESTAU-
Ea.l ia s 3esos columbia pike "a Al.
WAITRESS, white: good salary. good
tips; hours, from 2 till midnight;
Takoma Park, D. G., GE. 8s42. is
WAITRESS, colored must be expert
enced: for highest type tea-room
service: excellent earnings: off Mon
days. OF. 1900; ALLISON'S LITTLE
TEA HOUSE, 1901 S. Arl. Ridge
WAITRESS WANTED. new Takoma
Restaurant. Living vicinity Takoma
Park, meals. good tips. GE. 1888.
Mattresses, over 81 49,. expert
enced. for coffee shop; hrs, 2:30
pm. to 1890 pm. Excellent tips,
good salary: meals and uniforms
furnished. Apply RIM. 205, WASH
JNGTON NATIONAL .AIRPORT.-13
MATTRESSES wanted. (2). exper.
Apply CIRCLE RESTAURANT. 1888
l4tn 81. NV. Id
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LADIES 90. white, for part-time
work: must have car: average earn
ings .Sl5O mo. Call RE. 6436 for
LADIES' aGpEs. 20 to So. neat. attractive:
| permanent outside sales work. Please
| call GE. S432.
LADIES-Work from home. earn ex-
| ira income. Show Maisonette frocks.
For details phone AP. 1905; Ia
age soda fountain, in Silver Spring;
references. No evenings or Sundays;
good pay. Call after 6 p.m.' sH.
WOMAN to work at Souvenir stand.
WOMEN to address envelopes by hand
or typewriter. Work must be done
on on. premises. Apply HOLLYWOOD.
WOMEN (2l, excel. openings; work
from home, earn S2-s5 each spare
he hEdx AVON customers waiting. RE.
WOMEN, 90 to So. yrs. of age. in.
Selling; = no dooT-to door s1 exDer. not
20ll, Albes Bldg. MISS WHITE, 18th
WOMEN. White" age 1856, to learn
foor work. salad making. food check
ing ana caShlerlng; no experience
necessary: pleasant working condo
tons; salary, $50 per week; see Mr.,
Fajfar. between 10 am, and 12
noon. pm. and 5 pm. SHOLL'S
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn.
pA All Tin EMPLOYEES for photo
finishing dept, to work Mon. Tues.
PEOPLES pSRGdsToRE, Photo Dept.
RI y St; N ne opr>,,yes m, -IS
HERE rs an opportunity for you to
get good steady lob in Virginia;
no need to travel far We have
openings for cashier checkers and
meat wrappers II you are not
fully experienced we will pas YOU
while training Work As hours in
a pleasant environment and re-
ceive vacation with pay paid hosp.
and other company benefits Apply
in person SHIRLEY FOOD STORES,
403 Swami ave. by taxing bus a
18th and Pennsylvania ave marktd
Seminary or Potomac Yards. be.
tween and 81; or apply at Culmor0
Shopping Center. 500 Leesburg pike.
between Baileys Cross Roads and
Seven Corners take bus marked
Culmore-Parkwood 18th and Penn
WILL gan PROVIDE oyf ROOM, board and
small salary to middle-aged healthy
white lady, in exchange for g.h.w.
and part-time companion to elderly
lady Box 251-J. Star. Ia
Continued on Next PaEs)
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MESSENGER
PERMANENT POSITION
NIGHT WATCHMAN

Colored. 1886 years of age; respon-
sible. sober and capable Of giving
good attendance; must be able to
pass physical exam Apply Personnel,
Room 500. Open weekdays. 1905.
and Sat, 81 No phone calls
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HELP MEN

MEN, $3.50. seeking security of perm.
position with oppor. of good income
and advance. Prev sales exper. not
nee. Start $50 wk. Apply 10 am
2 pm, RIM. 702, no 14th st. NV.
-l2
MEN. ambitious. alert. aggressive. TO
train as managers for a national
small loan organizations; no expert
snce necessary, car required; salary
plus car allowances. paid vacations.
ether employe benefits rapid ad-
vancement; will accept trainees
under CT Bill: apply In person.
90 weekdays, 81 Sat. LINCOLN
LOAN SERVICE. INC. 3412 Rhode
Island ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md. Also
OLD DOMINION SMALL LOAN at
103 N. Alfred ST.. Alexandria, Va.
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POSITIONS available in WASHINGTON 8
newest. most modern bake shop.
Fountain manager
Bakers full or part time).
Soda fountain personnel
Salesladies full or part time).
Cake decorators.
Planners.
Interviews Mon. Tues. Wed.
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CAFETERIA counter and door EN-
work, regular hours, no Sum-; sal
airy scale, $40 to S45 wk. and meals;
uniforms furn.; group hospitaliZa-
ton and vacation plan; no exper.
necessary. For further informa-
1 14th SEE Sc mr. Mr. McdARRAGH Y,5 gu
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR-If Won
are under 40, active, alert and capa-
BILE Of learning supervisory work,
we. will train you for a position in
cafeteria in Govt. bldg. Must be in
terested in q career in food work.
Oppor. for advancement common
s snSI, With ability; GOVERNMENT
CAMP COUNSELOR, 5-day week;
81, 1900; 8 to 3; Ia
IN home office Of local life insurance
qualified person with excellent op-
portunities for advancement. Less
than 40-hour work week. free hos
pltalization and life insurance Va
cations with pay, anniversary bonus
Must be local resident and have
written references from previous
person. AMERICAN HOME MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY. 1857 K st. NV. Is
CASHIER. and drug clerk: expert
enced; good salary, food furnished.
TOWN HOUSE PHARMACY, 10th
and 4 SITS. NV, Ma. 1855. -12
CASHIER-BOOKKE time
mornings or full time, to make daily
reports, keep general records, and
be responsible for cash; permanent
position, good working conditions,
downtown area. Apply MIR. GIL
CASHIER BOOKKEEPER. We have
an opening for a young woman to
learn very interesting work and
make q good salary to start Auto
bookkeeping experience preferred,
but not essential. See Mr.. Hutchinson
after 8 am. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-8800.
CHECKER. for super market; must be
Thoroughly exper.; good hrs; good
salary. Apply MARTINS MARKET.
$3.50 Wis. ave. NV. Ia ,
CLERK, insurance Office must be &C
curate on figures. Some tipping.
Hours. S:30-4:30. 5 days. QUAKER
CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.. /
Thomas Circle NV. is
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HELP WOMEN

ass e te 5 0 salary Ween
sECEETaRY IN Law oFFicE-Ex-
s sdnsa 5Say WR Write ior spp
SHOE SALESMAN, experience neces-
sary, good starting salary plus
| commission. Apply in person, IDA'S
DEPT. STORE. 1901 Georgia ave.
SILK PREssERs 80 needed at once
SILK FINiSHER, salary or piece work.
INDIAN SPRING CLEANERS, 1922
Old Bladensburg I'd. Shepherd 1916.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. ex-
Columbia aiH DRGasToRE, $500 Pa.
Embellishments e; Il agency has
opening for lady for telephone So
| licitation and follow-up work on
| part-time basis. Experience pref
sTass Please sed give Sess se
IsTENoGRAPHER. law ONCE; air
ccond.; 5-day week. 90; good salary
s fAi sSb2i - Starting s salary
$3.50; opportunity for adyance,
| O-uay "h.s A4ooLot DIV W
4:30; conditioned office. Call
MR.. WEYANT, ME. 1890. -12.
fSTENOGRAPHER, knowledge of book
keeping; general office work. Apply
s ME e. u1 E1s st. .x n,T with
employe benefits; excellent working
conditions. We need an excep-
tional girl who is looking for a
| permanent and interesting position
Starting salary, $50 wk. Call DI.
s SgsSl MISS q s su yIRNGLIM n. a., Ia IL
air-conditioned building downtown
needs stenographer; experience not
necessary but desirable; salary COM
mensurate with ability. Call ST.
Observation-Disclosures posi-
f1ce; 5-day week; moderate speed in
shorthand acceptable. Once expert
ence necessary. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC, 1135 21st st. NV
STENOGRAPHER, for patent law firm
ate; must be accurate. rapid typist.
sTENoGRAPHER for magazine OF
national trade association. Inter.
esting work in advertising anc
Ace. 5-day. 4o-hr. week. Undel
30. Group insurance benefits anc
paid vacation Starting salary
$3.50. Call AID. $500 for inter.
STENOGRAPHER, for life insurance
ant working conditions. Inexpensive
lunch room. 37h-hr.. 5-day week
group insurance. 2 weeks vacation
with Pay. Apply Room 900. sic
14th st. NV. Bet. 8 and 3. Ia
STENOGRAPHER-National publica.
ton REQUIRES rapid. accurate stenog-
rapher; assist busy executive: 5-day
wk., vacation, insurance. and hos.
pitaliZation: unusual opportunity FOL
advancement; good starting salary
i CO. 1914. -13
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HELP WOMEN

woman with pleas
work in service dept. Of large local
company: Some typing REQUIRED:
and Dry Cleaning 1923 Florida ave
cLERK-Dry cleaning twhitel, no
exper. nee. Apply Immediately or
call ME, 9175. CRYSTAL VALET.
720 nth st. NV. liz
CLERK STENoGRAPHER - Engi-
neer's office: hours daily, morn
ings: Gal Elk. 5S24. -13
CLERk tsI s:I white; VIII start start
at $4,000 per yr.. very interesting
work, average Al hrs. per wk. See
Mr.. Summerlin between 2-5 pm, at
SMITHS TRANSFER IL STORAGE
CO.. 1913 u st. NV. -12
CLERK shorthand and typ
ing: recent grad. Apply AJAX CON-
STRUCTIoN CO., 925 18th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, local ONCE of ma.
tional automobile finance company
Ideal for person seeking employ
ply UNIVERSAL c. I. T. CREDIT
Soa'as;' 1880 Ga. ave.. Silver
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES insurance
omcei o-day, 35-hr. Wk. Call MRS
MADDOX, Ma. 1880. for appt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dept, large
stock casualty company; experiences
not necessary. Cali NE. 1915. III
CLERK-TYPIST-General office ex-
per. necessary; excel. opportunity
for qualified person. Apply BAR
Der q ROSS CO.. 9th and v SITS.
me-, DE. 0501. III
CLERK-TYPIST-Yo Young lady desiring
permanent position with life insur-
ance company; excellent working
conditions: shorthand helpful but
not essential; no experience neces-
sary Phone ST. 4088, ask for Mr..
j. W. Eastwood. Ia
cLaE1dRskkooTYPIsT. must have good
ing salary $40 week. Apply Mr..
g. c. Echols.. W. w. CHAMBERS
CO,a 140O Chaplin st. NV. CO.
CLERK-TYpIsT for top-tiirht Conn.
ave: store; permanent position, s.
eau ST. 4130 for appointment. -I3
CLERK-TYPlST for accounts receiy-
able dept; perm. position; 5-day,
40-hr: wk.. pleasant working conds. !;
liberal discount on purchases: in
surance and disqualification plan;
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, Employment ONCE.
" p st ne
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statesmen

. statesmen
WE MUST HAVE more mer
AT ONCE to supplement
a present staff of $4,000 tt
$4,000 a year men.
Full or Part Time
WITH OR WITHOUT
EXPERIENCE
NO TELEPHONE CALLS
APPLY
MR.. GAIZBAND
SALES DEPARTMENT
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE
9 TO IL FRIDAY
UNITED STATES
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
OLD POST OFFICE BLDG
18th AND PENNA. AVE. NV
SERVICE STATION ASST. MGR, reg
ular hrs. and excel. chance for ad,
vancement. EDGEMOOR MOTOF
CO., Ford, 1901 Wisconsin ave-, Be
theSda, Md. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
0peniDRs for 2 enRreatic men hiol
bonus. Apply in person SUN OIL CO.
1910 Conn. ave. NV. -13
STATION ATTENDANT, an,
car wash boy; top salaries. Apply IL
person, HARDS AMOCO, 529 Lees
burg pike. between Baileys Cross
roads and z Corners. -15
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DRIVERS
'e taxis In Arlington. Cal

DRIVERS
To drive taxis in Arlington. Cal
OW. S200. IT.
DRUG CLERK, full or part time
Apply in person, MACARTHUR DRUG
CO, 4Ss3 Macarthur blvd. NV
DRUG CLERK. experienced. Apply
in person, CHASTLETON PHAR-
MACY. 18th and R SITS. NV. lie
DRY CLEANING CLERK, better than
average, assisting proprietor in
managing plant. store. able to keep
records, direct deliveries, handle
complaints. Unusual opportunity
and salary to right person. Needle
DRY CLEANING INSPECTOR. white
$40 per wk.: vacation with pay
Phone GE. 0070. -15
ASST. on leading educa-
ton journal; requires tipping skill,
some shorthand; initiative encour-
aged; learn all phases of publica-
ton work; aforementioned ONCE;
5-day week. Call DI. 1852. Ext. IS.
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COSMETIC CLERK; no exper. neces-
sary; salary plus commission. DANA
DRUG CO.. 1929 Minnesota ave. ne.
--13
COSMETIC GIRL with exper.; good
hrs, well paid and commission. Re
port in person to the COLUMBIA
DRUGSTORE, 25th and Pa. ave. NV,
interviewed 10 to @. -12
COUNSELOR, children's coed over
night camp. Phone MR.. CRAWLEY,
DI. 6SS3. Ia
COUNTER GIRLS, exper.. fast; serve
meals and some soda fountain food;
good pay, good hours, wonderful
working conds. Apply CIRCLE RES
TAURANT. $500 Conn. ave. IA
COUNTER-W WOMAN. exper,; must
open clans and oysters: high salary;
vacation with pay: must have good
local references. DI. 1887. FLAG
SHIP RESTAURANT, 18th and
CREDIT CLERK - Experienced in
collection telephone work; perma-
nent position; excellent salary to
right person. LONGS, 731 18th st.
DENTAL ASSISTANT twhite>, thor
oughly exper.; under So; good SAL
airy. Call ia. 1869. Ia
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced in
X-Ray and some knowledge Of lab.
technique; permanent position. Box
19O-E, Star IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-12
HELP WOMEN

HOSTESS, white; evenings only. 4:30
to Gao. Mondays off; for well
known tea room In Silver Spring
Phone SH. 1901. liz
HOSTESS CASHIER-Part-tim posi-.
~ hrs. over luncheon period, Mon.
day through Friday; small dinini
room. Apply between 10 am anc
3 pm. to GOVERNMENT SERVICES
INC, 1135 21st st. NV, MA. 1853
HOSTESS for cocktail lounge. refer.
ences. experienced. Apply Box 94-E
Star Ia