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Evening star., 1951-04-12

CASHIERS AND DRUG CLERKS. ex-
CREEK DRUGS. Silver Spring, Md.
CASHIER AND PIX OPERATOR for
modern parking garage in good
good pay. See MR., JONES, 1649
CHECKER, super market experience
preferred Apply in person. 1919 r.
CIGAR. DRUG CLERK, excellent posi- o
tion available; no Sundays; excellent
salary sal goaa and working conditions. Call
CLERICAL ASSISTANT to work in
auditing department; must have
knowledge of comptometer or Bur-
rough's calculator; permanent posi-
ton; 40-hour; 5-day week; many
discount privileges. Apply Person
mel once, SEARS, ROEBUcK g. CO,
$500 Wis. ave. NV.
CLERK, s., 800 a year, 35-hour week;
school ONCE; knowledge Of typing re-
Quired. DE. 1892. ~
mission; no night or Sun. work; dis
DRUG CO., lib G st. NV. IA
CLkRk. general Office work; high
school graduate; single preferred; age
1929; 40-hour week; good salary
to start and frequent increases;
splendid opportunity for one wanting
to get ahead with large firm. Knowl-
edge of tipping will be helpful Ap.
ply Mr.. Read, NATIONAL BISCUIT
CO. 1886 Randolph pl. ne. -12
CLERK, high school graduate, with
knowledge of typing; 5-day week
paid vacation, paid sick leave. free
insurance. DI. 5000, Ext. 2l5.
figures; 5-day, 371ahour week; va
cation with pay; excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement. MA 11S0
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
CLERK. with knowledge Of short.
Keneipp, L. C. SMITH & corona
| TYPEWRITERS, INC, 1413 Parl
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COLLECTOR, with car. to work in
and outside of store; permanent po-
sition, good salary. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO., 703 9TH st
NV See Mr.. Ward III
Evening star., 1951-04-12
HELP MEN a(eeRt.)

THREE MEN for interesting feld
work connected with popular radio
give-away program; permanent po-
sitions; exceptional earnings on sal
asTxy sx, 200. q commission basis IS Cal
cREws wi. WANTED. to install chain
link fencing on contract basis. See
Mr.. Rogers darlington, Va. Yard
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS CO.
FULL-TIME service station men
HfIGaTs W.I2Sd1o I|EI SERVICE STATION: 719350
EXPERHEScEp XPEaRGEH pEfs' cHA1NLrNK fence in.
stallation men. Steady work. good
wages Apply Mr.. Rogers, Arlington.
Va. yard. GRIFFITH CONSUMERS
CO.. ME. 4S40. -12
FULL or part-time, day or eve. Sal
or comm. Dir. to the home selling
No exp. in this line nee, car not
essent. (Selling) photography. -Ap-
BY Pson. II RE l4sa ss7S' g. NV Suite is 81
OPENINGS for outside Bendix service
and installation men; .40-hr. week
vacation with pay. Call MR.. PINO
LA $4,000 for information. -1s
Two HELPERS to help in roofinG
and gutter work. Apply 302 Cedar
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED bever.
aged bother wants man to learr
bottling technique and machines il
plant; interesting work. paid vaca.
tion. disqualification benefits. Cal
OF. 1884 for appointment. -12
Evening star., 1951-04-12
HELP WOMEN

SALESLADIES, evenings. $40 to 8
pm. Opportunity for alert. intelli-
Apply in person, 10 to II am
Furniture Dept. SMITHS TRANS.
FER g. STORAGE. 1913 You st. NV
Ia
SALESLADIES, ready-to-wear anc
millinery; steady position, excellent
salary. Apply 101S Conn. ave. IL
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Comptorneter Operator

operators to work ir
modern ONCE in ne. section; pay
according to ability; pleasant work
ing conditions. paid vacations, grour
insurance. sick benefits. other EN-.
ploye benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES, INC. 1s45 4th st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
COPY GIRL

Permanent position in our editorial
department, serving the woman's
page and society department. 5-day
40-hr. week. Must be able to type
Over 21 years of age, neat in ap-
pearance. willing to give good at
tendance, and capable OF passing a
physical exam. Apply Personnel
Room SOC. Open weekdays, $50 te
5 and Saturday. Q to !.
Till TlTTr1ArINI0 crnAn
Evening star., 1951-04-12
TYPIST-CLERKS

TYPIST AND CLERICAL WORKER,
partment Of large mortgage bank
ing firm; type at least so words
per minute; high school grad; able
to meet public and work on own
schedule Salary S35 wk. to start;
5 days week. 9:15 to 5: sick leave
disqualification. See Mr. Graham,
FREDERICK W. BERENS. INC.
Morteage Bankers, 1928 K st, NV,
MA 50DS 10
Evening star., 1951-04-12
THE EVENING STAR

11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTER GIRL, white. exper.; good
SHOP. 1922 Eye st. NV. Ia
COUNTER GIRLS-Good salary and
bonus. meals and uniform; good
working conditions. Apply Mrs.
Whitman. Kitcheteria, HARRING-
TON HOTEL. 11th and E NV. -12
COUNTER GIRLS. white; good SAL
ary, pleasant working conditions;
uniforms furnished. Apply Anacostia
Golf Course Club House or call AK,
1853. See MR.. LUTTREIL. -13
ment store; excel. salary, perma-
nent, pleasant surroundings. AS
K1NS. 737 9TH st. NV. -12
cialty store. in downtown Wash
iington; must be. experienced and
have excellent references. Box 1872
" Star. -12
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Excell op-
portunity in modern air-conditioned
ofice: experience necessary and some
knowledge Of typing; salary $50
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, between 20
and :e5 yrs. Call Republic 326S.
Evening star., 1951-04-12
CLERK -TYPIST

The Evening Star has a part-timr
position in the classified ADVERTISING
department. An opportunity for an
accurate typist with q good tele-
phone voice who is capable anc
would enjoy rendering service tc
customers by telephone. All day
apply Personnel Office. Room 500.
THE EVENING STAR
I101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

ARISTO CLEANERS
2209 Wis. ave. Two immediate va
cancieS for branch manager and as
sistant; experience pref. but not nee
essary; ages, 20-45; excel. pay plus
bonus and discounts. Apply In per-
son at above address at 4 pm -16
Evening star., 1951-04-12
CLERK

We desire the services Of a capable
woman, 25-35 years of age. who
enjoys doing detailed clerical work
5-day,. 40-hour week; generous en-
ploye benefits in addition to salary
Apply Personnel. Room 506. Open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat 81. No
phone rails.
THE EVENING STAR
I10l Penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-04-12

MAIL ROOM SUPERVISOR for down
town printing plant; includes some
once work; above-ayeraee working
conditions. Ma. S023 or MI. 1895.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, some knowl-
edge of X-ray; office routine. typins
necessary; salary gooo. Cali .Wo.
MuLTILITH Observation-Disclosures
job with national organization; ex-
perienced; starting salary commen-
conditioned ONCE, disqualification
and other company benefits. Con-
tact Mr.. Jones. DUN g. BRAD
STREET, INC. RIM. 1928, Wash. Bldg.
NURSES. reglstered; for general duty
5la-day week. salary and full main
tenance; Call Nursing Supervisor
sHBuRBAN 81 RI \ HOSPITAL, Bethesda.
NHRsES MRS g.. - 9iSG1 Trsined. White iS STEADY,
general duty. MI. 4700.
NURsE-RECEPTIONIsT for doctors
week; salary open, based on exper,
NURsERY-scHooL g, E TEACHER In
applying state age. training and
eXper.; give references. Box 161-Y,
OFFICE CLERK. under 30. part time
in local office. of large insurance
company; knowledge OF typing desir-
able; 6-day wk.; congenial working
conditions. Apply in person, 41S
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H sts.
NV. -17
OFFICE CLERICAL
Age 20-30; 5-day, 40-hr. week; paid
employe benefits. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES. INC. 1S45 4th st. ne.
OFFICE CLERK-Must know how to
type; local refs. necessary; excellent
opportunity. See MR.. RESNIcK.
191I Nichols ave. Sc.
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER, exper.
Call MA. 6S70. Ia
PAYROLL CLERK. knowledge of
comptometer helpful; 40-hour. s.
day week; excellent company bene-
fits: permanent position to capable
ppersen Apply personnel ONCE,
SEARS, ROEBUCK d. CO., Gil Bla-
PIX OPERATOR, experienced: knowl-
edge edge of typing' 4o-hour week, RE.
PIX OPERATOR. part time, to be
available on call with sickness of
REGULAR operators, Call AT. 400 for
appt. for interview with HECHIN-
GER CO. 18th and sts. ne. -16
PIX OPERAToR-EVENING
White, in modern downtown apt
bldg; permanent position; hours A.
pm, 6 days wk.; salary S120 mo.
See Miss Nalley. resident manager
WINTHROP HOUSE. 1927 Mass.
Evening star., 1951-04-12

DRUG-COSMETIC CLERK, expert.
enced; top salary. meals furnished
1896 Connecticut, WO. $500. -12
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, experience
Washington Government and bust.
ness circles; emphasis public rela.
tions; major oil company; exceptions
opportunity: age $3.50. Phone MISS
YOIINC5 DE S100 -1S
Evening star., 1951-04-12

BOOKKEEPER-Ra growing real
estate firm Offering good future to
conscientious person. SH. O045,
YOUNG & BOWERS co
Evening star., 1951-04-12
Telephone Operator

ia
Evening star., 1951-04-12

Good hours. Phone DI. 6065. -
, 1951-12-21
CIVIL RIGHTS
MEASURES LAG
From AFL Reporter


Civil rights is in the news again. President Truman
has appointed a committee to see to it that federal govern
ment contractors don't pass over jobs applicants because
of racial or religious discrimination.
The new committee has little enforcement power. It
isn't nearly as effective as the fair employment practices
committee (FEPC Of World War II.
POOR RECORD
The record of the 1851 Congress on civil rights adds
up to a great big zero.
Congress did nothing about setting up a permanent FEPC
to prevent discrimination in the hiring of members Of min
,orty groups.
Congress took no action on antipoll tax bills. Five
tates-Alabama Arkansas, Mississippi, Virginia and Tex
as-stil require people to pay a tax before they can vote.
ANTLLYNCH BILLS DEAD
Congress failed to take up anti-lynching bills. Such
measures would prevent mobs. from killing members of
minorities. =
To get civil rights laws, trade unionist must vote for
liberal candidates for the Senate and the House in the 80
elections.
Meantime Sen. Willis Robertson Cd, Va.) predicted
Dec. 9 that Congress would reject Presidnt Truman's pro-
posals to enact civil rights legislation.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. G. Bill
AUGUST 23,

three days, and trade In their
garments for articles fresh out Of
mechanical wash tubs.
Shower nozzles strung through
the trees are fed from. mobile
pumps connected with clear
streams, or with water tankers
dispatched from a central source
Of supply.
This service is said to reduce
the number Of front-line person.
mel who have been hospitalized
In the past because Of lesser sal1i-
tation facilities. =
The mechanical equipment in-
cludeS a bakery under canvas,
which can produce $4,000 loaves
of bread every "a hours-enough
to feed the whole outfit in the
field, including the aggressors.
Evening star., 1951-08-23

In q few weeks two National
Guard divisions, the 28th from
Pennsylvania and the 43d from
New England, will embark to join
Gen. Eisenhower's North Atlantic
Treaty forces In Europe. Even the
aggressors admit the divisions have
sharpened up plenty In the last
two weeks.
Exercise Southern Pine brought
them up against such trouble
making aggressors as the Sd Ar
mored Cavalry Regiment, now
based at Fort Meade, Nd, instead
Of the units historic headquarters
at Fort Myer. Va, and elements
Of the 11th Airborne Division.
The United States defending
forces will be backed up by mass
Evening star., 1951-08-23
] Washington Scientists
Receive Research Grants

Seven washington scientists
are among recipients Of 102 re-
search grants awarded yesterday
by the National Institutes OF
Health Meteorological Institute.
The grants total $1.0SS.952.
District recipients are:
Howard M. Payne, Howard
University, $16.041; Rafael A.
Toro, Howard University, $500;
James A. Doull, Jose N. Rodri-
guez. S. D. Simon and A. r. Davi-
son of the Leonard Wood Memo
rial, $34,085, and Angus M. Grit
I'm. George Washington Univer-
sity, $4,163.
Evening star., 1951-08-23

|gether. In Korea, the ground
forces learned all over again what
their elder brothers came up
against In Africa. Europe and the
Pacific.
There's nothing new about q
surprise attack at night, am
bush, infiltration, concealment or
treachery on the part Of supposed
non combatants left in the rear.
Americans learned that kind Of
fighting from the Indians long
before the Revolution.
Yet q sudden attack here IN
the early morning hours surprised
and encircled units whose fox
holes on the perimeter were
manned by sleepy sentries. The
outfits that were cut of had
Evening star., 1951-08-23

jumps Of paratroopers Of the s2d
Airborne Division on Saturday and
Sunday. One regiment Of the 82d,
which won its reputation in Eu-
rope, probably will drop on a
grounded aggressor force composed
Of 11th Airborne paratroopers,
built around veterans Of the Pa
cific war. Plenty Of umpires will
be around to referee this one.
Meanwhile, the troops dis
persed through the baking sand
hills are enjoying a few comforts
unknown to former maneuvers in
this area.
For instance, bath and laundry
units are set up a few miles be-
hind the lines. Here the troops
can shower down about once every
Evening star., 1951-08-23

plenty Of 11re power, but. they
were in no shape to use 1t when
the aggressors arrived.
It was discovered also that Of
fensive teams sought the widest,
easiest roads Of approach. There
was a high casualty and prisoner
rate among the units that avoided
the swamps and thickets in favor
Of q swift ride In their vehicles.
The games, which viii end on
Sunday or Monday, embrace an
area Of 900 square miles Of pine
and scrub oak lands, offering many
opportunities for ambush and en-
|circlement. Some 100,0 900 men
engaged are learning under con-
ditions as near as possible to COM
bat,
Evening star., 1951-08-23
ny w. u. SnipPen
Star Stuff Correspondent

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c., Aug.
23.-The troops winding up the
biggest field training exercise since
World War II are being condi-
toned for an Indian war on
wheels.
They are strong in mechanical
equipment and special services.
but the instructors are still trying
to drive home the bitter lessons
learned and forgotten many times
lin the last 100 years.
Nothing that can be bought
with dollars, the instructors say.
viii save men in combat II they
forget to be alert and stick to-
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Family Of Three Stricken
with Polio in Fort Worth
By The Associated Press


FORT WORTH. Tex. Aug. 23.--
A family is in a hospital polio
ward here.
Mrs. Lester Huelon Collier was
stricken i've weeks ago. The next
day her 4-month-old baby son
was brought to the hospital. Two
days later the father joined them.
Collier is in an iron lung. The
wife and baby are In adjoining
'oornS.
But Mrs. Collier is cheerful
bout it. Considering everything.
we're getting along fine" she said
II hope wen all be going home
together soon."
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Women's Dresses, 500

50 in royon jersey, crepe. tissue foilIe and in COM
binotions Of royon and nyIon. Solid eolors and
prints. Sizes I6h to 24h.
W6L-North Building Womens Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Boys Belt Buckles, 50e

100 belt buckles with choice OF most initiols.
Now ow---------
50 Sports Shirts of Cold Fire royon Assorted coors Size
to 20. Were 288 and 2.95. Now s.
Junior Leisure Of royon Size 8. Were 1898 Nov
TO
Wool Sports Costs, cordoon style. Size IA. Were So
Nov ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W5L-Boys' Furnishings and Appore Down Stoirs Store,
Main Building
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Misses BIouses, LA
We're I.95 to 2.05

400 Bembers royons, royon erepes and ninons and
cotton batistes Assorted styles and coIors. Skies
81 to 36.
$50 Cotton Plaid Shirts color combinations. Sizes
81 to 4o Were i.59. 99e
W6L-Blouses, Down Stos Store. Main Building
Evening star., 1951-08-23
W0s 2.05 to 5.05

IS pairs Polly Deb shoes including
dies, brown sehooI-styIe shoes and black
to 8.
W6L-chiIdrens Shoes, Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Many at Reductions Of II or mo

$3.50
moIo
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Misses Dresses, 500
Woro OK tn 7lQS
We're 1926 to 1895

IS include royon tissue foIIes, royon print dresses
and butcher royon jacket dress Also q few royon
toffetu busters. Block, navy and eoIors Sizes II
to 20 in the group.
W6l-North Building :. Misses Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-23
I. The: NORTH Blu DING
Junior Dresses,
Busters, Skirts, 3.'s ....
We're sos to 1926

" ere Vs1O 20 IUe1O
l30 pieces in the group that includes: so dresses
in nyIon, cotton and Bembers Royon-soIid-
and printed-si to IS; 20 cotton busters in
posteIs and navy. sizes to IS; and so royon sob-
ardine skirts, sfroisht style with leather belt
posteIs and novy-sizes 9 to Is.
W6L-Nort Building Junior Misses ApporeI, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-23
Misses, Women's
Suits, .ss We're ZOO and $50

81 cotton seersuekers in eIossie styles with short
sleeves Pink, groy, blue and green. Sizes II to
20 and l6k to 24h.
40 Royon Summer Suits with fuI-enoh sleeves PosteIs
Sizes IL to 20. Were 1895 to 1926. Now788
WGL-North Building :. Misses Suits, Third Floor
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