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Evening star., 1952-05-21
Exclusively Yours
kathryn Early Holmes to Be Presented to Queen Elizabeth H.:
Candid Shots of Well Known Personalities in the News

is the deadline date by which all
names Of prospective court
debutantes must be received by
the lord chamberlain.
This will be Kathryn's first
trip to Europe when she sails
May %. on the Queen Mary.
The whole affair follows in
nice sequence her graduation
from Holton Arms School, her
debut in December. 1949 at the
1925 F Street Club and her
graduation from st. Mary's
Junior College. Raleigh, N. c.
in June 1850. After London
still more new and interesting
things are apt to happen such
as getting a job over there or
studying abroad. Her mother
says she has bought her a one
way passage only.
4 * \ +
Candid Capital Shots-Helen
Gahagan Douglas being con-
graduated by prominent Demo-
Gratis backstage at the Gayety
after the former United States
Representatives opening in
First Lady," Secretary of In
terror and Mrs. Oscar Chapman
squeezed past Senator Herbert
Lehman. Senator Paul Douglas
and United States Treasurer
Georgia Neese Clark on the mar
row stair leading to her dressing
room. It was also jammed with
friends talking to husband Mel
vyn Douglas. She is not through
with politics, says Helen, def
nitely. Though she's not run
ming for Office in the forthcom-
ing election, she plans to two
years hence. Right now she
hopes to be a delegate to the
Democratic Convention
The remarkable Mayoress Of
San Juan, p. R., embracing
Vice President Barkley on the
Hill. Sonora Felicia Rincon
Gautier, who came up here with
a delegation of nine mothers to
help get the Puerto Rican con-
Stitution passed, wears her
abundant gray locks in a fan
tastic headdress that is her
trademark. Noted for her ability
to get things done. Mayor Gau-
tier lost her mother at the age
Of II and had to do all the
cooking, washing and caring for
nine brothers and sisters. Being
San Juan'S most efficient mayor
Evening star., 1952-05-21
/ |E1iII-OdeII


Mrs. Leslie Tibbetts Odell
daughter Of Col. Ralph E. Tib-
belts, retired. and Mrs. Tibbetts
of Columbus Ga, became the
bride on May 10 Of Maj. John
Gillespie Hill, jr. Maj. Hill is
the son of Col. and Mrs. Hill o1
Washington. The military cere-
mony took place in Trinity Epis-
copal Church in Columbus with
the Rev. Colin Campbell off1ci-
lating. After the marriage, Col. anC
Mrs. Tibbetts entertained with 9
small reception at their home.
The bride was graduated from
Stephens College in Columbus
Mo. She also attended the Uni.
versity of Chicago and the Uni
versity Of Alabama and is a mem.
Der of Delta Gamma sorority. Sht
was formerly an information
specialist with the Public Infor.
mation Office at Fort Benning.
Maj. Hill is an alumnus of the
United States Military Academy
He served three years in Germany
and Greece. and received the Dis
tinguished Service Medal from the
Greek government. He also spent
a year in Korea, where he received
the Silver Star and two Bronze
Stars. Maj. Hill just completed
the Advanced Officers Course oi
the Infantry School at Fort Ben.
ming, where he ranked first ir
his class.
The couple are on a Bermuda
wedding trip, and when returning
will reside in Boston, where Maj
Hill has been assigned to ROTC
duty at Boston University.
Evening star., 1952-05-21

is a cinch after that, she will
tell you Puerto Ricans hav,
bought a house and completed.
furnished it for triple-ampute,
Gomez, a Korean casualty VIII,
was hoSpitalized at Walter Reed
Republican Senator Bourke
Hickenlooper and Democrat
Committeewoman Mrs. Maybelle
Kennedy greeting each other
like long lost friends at the Earl
Gammons' really good party at
the Carlton. Yours exclusively
couldn't properly appreciate it.
having just lost her mothers
old-fashioned pearl and dia-
mond sunburst pin. The Sen
ator and Mrs. Kennedy were
both members Of the United
States delegation to Brazilian
President Vargas Inauguration
in Rio last year. Mrs. Kennedy
was the belle of the plane-one
woman with 13 men! She made
such a hit that Senator Hicken-
looper said he wished they had
a woman like her in the Re-
publican Party. 80.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
By Betty BeoIe

The first Washington girl to
be presented at the court Of
Queen Elizabeth II will be
Kathryn Early Holmes. At least.
the daughter of Mrs. George
Holmes and niece of the late
Steve Early would seem to be
the first so far as is now known.
The invitation from United
States Ambassador to Great
Britain Walter Clifford, an old
friend Of Mrs. Holmes and her
late husband, was received
months ago but the date the
Queen will hold court is only
now publicly proclaimed as off,
cial mourning for the Queens
father draws to a close.
Diminutive, brunette Kathryn
is ecstatic-as any girl would
be. When you remember how
the old as well as the young
maneuvered for invitations to
the British Embassy party for
King George vi and his Queen
years ago. and again last Octo-
ber to meet Princess Elizabeth
and Prince Philip, you can un-
derstand what a thrill it would
be to be presented to her young
majesty in the royal surround
ings of Buckingham Palace.
Kathryn's presentation will be
the real Mccoy and not an in
cidental introduction at a gar
den party. The. traditional
garden parties will not be held
until July 10 and 17th. Kathryn
will be presented on June 13,
probably at $3.50 in the after
noon. though the time has
yet to be announced. In accord
ance with court procedure, she
will be introduced by a woman
who herself has been presented
at some time in the past-in
this case Mrs. Clifford. She will
wear afternoon dress with hat
and gloves.
June 10 Is the date by which
she must be in London. On
that afternoon she is expected
at the American Ambassadors
residence, No. IA Princes Gate.
at teatime to discuss with Mrs.
Clifford the arrangements Of the
presentation party. probably
practice the proper curtsy and
to meet the other girls who will
also be presented. Tomorrow
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The Benurds
Entertained

The Counselor Of the French
Embassy, Mr.. Jean Pierre Bernard,
shared honors with charming
Nine. Bernard last evening when
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Clark enter
tanned. The party was an au re-
voir fete for Nine. Bernard who
will leave shortly to spend the
summer in her homeland. It will
be the first visit home in seven
years for the very popular French
hostess.
Guests at the party yesterday
were close personal friends of the
Benards. Mr.. Bernard expects to
join his wife in Paris in Septem-
ber and have q vacation there. too.
returning to Washington in the
late autumn.
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Governor, Wife
Honor Guests

The Governor of Puerto Rico
and Sonora de Munoz- Marin are
the guests in whose honor the
n e Sident Commissioner and
Sonora de Fernos-Isern will en-
tertain this evening at the Carl
ton Hotel. They gave a similar
party last evening. their guests
numbering between rs and 1OC
Puerto Ricans in Washington and
officials of the United States.
The Governor and Sonora de
Munoz- Marin are in Washington
for. the signing of the Constitu-
ton Of their Island Republic
which was ceded to the United
States from Spain in 1898.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
Ais Are Honored

The Pakistan Ambassador and
Begun Mohammed Ali were the
guests in whose honor the Pakis-
tan Military Attache and Nine
Raza gave an early evening party
monday. The reception was helc
in the home of the hosts or
Meadow Lane in Chevy Chase
The guests numbered about 100
Evening star., 1952-05-21
Anniversary P0rtv

Representative and Mrs. H. Carl
Anderson of Minnesota. celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
on Sunday with an open house.
Seventy-flve friends called be.
tween 4 and 6 o'clock at their
home at 1846 Upshur street to
extend congratulations.
Evening star., 1952-05-21
BrodIeys Hosts

General of the Army and Mrs.
Omar N. Bradley will give a re-
ception on Friday in honor Of
Gen. and Mrs. Matthew B. Ridg-
way. The party will take place
at the Bradleys' quarters at Fort
Myer at 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1952-05-21

ington from Cuba. He later was
here as minister when Mrs. Kuhn
was school girl. Mrs. Kuhn will
be here for duty at the State de-
partment before having another
foreign post.
Diminutive Mrs. Dennis Cha
veZ was in the ballroom chatting
with others. and standing by the
door were Mrs. Edgar Morris,
though I didn't see him, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Ruth were
telling Mrs. Kuhn how they had
enjoyed Havana.
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis,
widow of Chicago's Senator Lewis,
who was a member Of the For
|eign Relations Committee and
had deep interest in Latin Amer
lea. was sitting in the dining
room when I saw her sampling
the dainty sandwiches. Others
enjoying the refreshments were
Judge and Mrs. Clarence Norton
Goodwin and Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Souby.
Senorita Consuela Batista was
another receiving a warm well
come back to the embassy. She
served as attache and then Sec
retary for several years and re-
turned to Havana in the late
summer to enjoy some we'll
earned leisure. However, she was
prevailed upon to resume her post
here. and yesterday wore a very
becoming costume Of black taffe-
ia. Other members of the en-
bassy staff assisted yesterday, In
cluding the second secretary and
public relations officer. DR.. Mario
Nunez de Villavicencio and Mrs.
Slattery.
Dr.. Baron Host
The acting representative of
Cuba on the Council of the Or
ganization of American States,
DR.. Jose T. Baron, who for many
years was counselor Of the en-
bassy. and attractive Sonora de
Baron were in the large company.
DR.. Baron earlier in the day was
host at luncheon to celebrate the
f1ftieth anniversary of independ-
ence. The party was given at the
Mayflower Hotel and his guests
included the ambassador. DR.. Con-
cheso: the chairman of the coun-
ell, United States Ambassador
John c. Drier. and the vice chair
man. Honduran Ambassador DR..
Don Rafael Heliodoro Vale. Other
members Of the council who also
serve as ambassadors to WASH
ington were there. as well as the
Ecuadorean Ambassador to the
OAS. DIR. Alfonso Moscoso.
Secretary General of the OAS
Alberto Lleras was in the company
which also included representa-
tives Enrique A. Abal, Argentina;
Jayne Azevedo Rodriguez, Brazil;
Alfredo Chocano, Guatemala;
Gabriel Lucio, Mexico; Federico
Lopez, Nicaragua: Jorge Mejia
Palacio, Colombia; Enrique
Kempff, Bolivia: Hans Cohn.
Dominican Republic; Oscar Pal
acios, Venezuela. and Julio Heur-
tematte, Panama.
Assistant Secretary General to
the OAS William Manger and
Cuba's representative on the In
ter-American Economic Council,
Nicasio Silverio; DR.. Luis D. Gar
del, secretary to that Council; DR..
Michael Lever and DR.. Santiago
Ortiz Of the Pan American Union,
with members of the Cuban en-
bassy and the delegation to the
GAS completed the company.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
WAITRESSES

Closed Sunday: IRvIN's REsTAU-
RANT. I'll 18th st. NV. -25
X-RAY TECHNICIAN for X-ray dept,
Cniidrens Hospital; prefer 1 hr. ex-
perience in hospital: 44-hour wk
GIRL. white. pleasing personality, Ia
90 reception and secretarial work in
progressive real estate office; must
know how to type; no shorthand or
previous experience necessary; ample
opportunity to learn; hours, Q to 8,
Mondag through Friday. Call SALES
Gasa; stsna. 'SlSr:e; SG' ss7ss. t. work on fruit
GIRL. must be attractive, to handle
hat check and cigarettes for new
night club. CLUB 1903. 1903 Pa.
GfRLsa. FUN time or part time: good
pay. meals. paid vacations; cashier,
aSired: LEI LENK t FooD Soms SHOE s5PeFi 1859 80
Columbia pike. ,Arl.. Va. tnext door
LADY. to drive school car. collecting
children: mornings in NV: area:
Do simple tutoring as mornings 1o 1ie m' anS %
help with q few resident children:
state qualifications and telephone.
P. Q. Box 4026, D. c.
LADIES, retEed; STANLEY Home
Products have opening. $75 per
(3). full or part-time work;
no canvaSsing; car necessary; par-
ticularly interesting to Govt. en-
ployes who need additional income;
home demonstration. co. SO3S, be-
tween 10 am. and 8. pm.
LADIES', 1915 hrs. wkly. will earn
No CANVASS. Phone MISS MARTIN,
LADY. ambitious. refined, desirous Of
working into executive position.
sa Must Sto Be be alert ana ana resouresfIl.
FULLY, Rm. 924, 1346 Conn. ave,
between / 40 and p.m. "a
Evening star., 1952-09-21

NzSOA 80 0VC. INV.
HANDICAPPED WOMAN AND GIRLS
may hnd jobs or training at GOOD
WILL INDUSTRIES. 1918 N. II. ave.
nv: S21st and M stso Apply Q to
~ a.m.' Mon. through Fri. -21
BiS; ;s,n,f OR MA: in psychology. oppor-
work, extremely interesting: good
WORKING conditions. Doctors once.
Contact ia. 1875. 81
REFINED LADY desired by profes.
slonal couple to live on an estate
n nearby Va. with complete respon-
domestie 0i work. eil o% 0sssy ssyys nS
am. to B p.m. weekdays. pa
YOUNG, attractive. intelligent vom-
en- to contact and intervieW house
wives OF metropolitan area. This Ia
not Q selling Job. but q sales back
ground Is helpful. We need aggres-
ivs their women time .Ta who are. are willing to put
substantial program that will pro-
vide them with an income uneuualed
In any other field. A good future
with interesting work and q real
opportunity to make money. Apply
n%. SnofS SUIT: s;s9 4os: so NH. PM nooa. 1sls sa
HUSBAND. ovERsEAs-Mother de-
sires white, lady for Companion, help
pias ssary. SAT rH'a5sa cai E6W E6: S-s6sSl S board
PART-TIME, EASY MONEY!-sell
name plates Tor houses. Com. Write
LIMO wLHlMpO' 2d2 Summer, Boston. Mass.
WHITE WOMAN, not over so. nurs-
.a1ni ing ieXperience preferred, to care, for
with meals; : in family: :' pvt. a rma nTlp !:
salary and time of; vic. of Four
Corners, Md; begin Sept. 2s. SH.
$751; Sat. and Sun; 81. ooi6 Mon.
GAY. congenial, cultured couple have
children. aged 12, and &, for
whom is desired q young companion-
governeSs for the whole week end,
every other week. If you are young
sd6l ana strong and intelligent and
can tell bedtime stories with lots
Oh 81 umph, a, we'd like to meet you.
EARN ' $50 TO 500 easily .p.ret,m. sH,
Just show new CHRISTMAS CARDS.
s Every one buys; experience unnec-
to 1909 profit; IMPRINTED Christ.
mas cards low as 81. FREE imprint
samples; assortments on approyal
HHYccREsT. Dept. 2s. rs chaunScsy1..
A SURE WAY to make extra MONEY
SnGT sarS .essT,ns,b ess1 Line beautiful Christmas
selves, Other fast-selling items.
special club fund-raising plan.
write Tor samples on approval and
Iree imprints. ROBINSON CARDS,
Dept. M-37. Clinton. Mass.
AN EASY WAY to make more money
Sell Welcome Christmas cards tol
friends. co-workers and neiehbors'
sells for 81. your profit UP to SOC,
Write for samples and selling plan
on approval. No experience or in
vestment needed. WELCOME, Dept. |
2lo. 1868 Plane St, Newark. N. j.
ACT NOW Biggest profitsl selll
Chrtstmas cards; so with name. |
Sl;25. Stationery, napkins. Fund.
raising plan. Best ST boxes on ap-
proval. Costs nothing to try. FREE
Imprint Samples. Write SYRACUSE
SARP. Dept. S0-A, Syracuse. N. Y.
SfARE-TIME CASH-Seil Xmas cards
As much as $50 weekly. No expert.
ence needed, sell on sight. Free sam.
pies; Personal cards that sell low a
90 for $1.25: Samples Of boxes on
approval. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS. |
SSO st. NV, Suite sos. RE. 47l6. |
open ThurS ewes.
REFINED WOMAN, sleep in. care for
coiored children, 2 and S, while |
parents work; OF Sat, sun. and
hoiidays; rm. and board, $50 mo.
Ii. 3-4976 Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HElP--WoMIN

WOMAN to live IN. NO duties; ma,
be employed: settled. white. refined
VIII give lge: rm.. pvt. bath. break.
Iast In beautiful home, Chevy Chase
Mo. Conv. to bus. Ref. required
Ideal FOR school teacher or person
employed In Chevy Chase. BOX 53-
WOMAN. white. to live with elderly
Phone GIL. $50.
WOMAN, white. 35 to 45 years:
live in; care Of semi-invalid. gen.
eral housework. Sligo 244S after Q,
WOMAN. white, $3.50, organization
representative to contact women or
carnations in Virginia; must have
car; very pleasant and profitable
work; rapid advancement; only those
interested in permanent positions
t,c,,I appiy; write giving full par
Star. w.
WOMEN, white, 21 to 46 yrs. for
course IN operating room technique
!eaaing to employment as surgical
ILecnniicians; Issrninl salary. meals while
Fsarnifnsi For fnFin.9' r. info srads. ads IrefsE5ed
Nursing once.
WOMEN WITH CARS for usht DE-.
livery and collection work. viii
Can Mr.. JOHNSON. S iHGomiss.Ss Hoa saSs.
sun; 20 . Pm. or apply 1901 You
YOUNG LADY-clerk-typist. in Of.
nee OF lge: Chevrolet leadership;
excel. working conds.; must have
nigh school education. MR.. CESS
FORD, 1908 14th st. NV. -2l
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HELP-WoMEN

STORE, MANAGER. attrae., youthful.
top salary paid. Our starting salary
will exceed your present earnings;
ager. experienced promoting store
sales. advertising. window displays
and waiting on customers; new
downtown store, featuring gifts,
greeting cards and general house,
confidential. Write or wire fully.
experiences and present earnings.
,WITCHBOARD OPERATOR. for
secretarial board in large modern
apt. BLDG, experienced pref. Call
Manager. OR. 1900. -22
Evening star., 1952-09-21

TYPIST. with knowledge Of simple
bookkeeping and detailed billing;
must be accurate typist, like details.
and be good at simple mathematics;
leading Washington advertising
day wk. excellent salary with good
future. Phone RE. 1929. Il
TYPIST with knowledge Of general
office work. 4O-hr. wk. vacation
Tith nay and other company bene-
with ssp experience and ability. =. Apply
an ave person ms. betr.soo4 st eo4q boy: West virEna
and 4 pm. Morday. Sept 20. or
phone for appt. LA. 6-77O7. go
TYPiST. general office work. no ex-
perience required. 44-hour week.
excel. salary. DAILEY's, 700 9TH
TYPlsT with knowledge Of Elliott
Addressing Machine and maintain-
ing mailing lists. National associa-
tlon. Must be able to assume re-
Sponsibtlity and be willing to learn
operation Of Multilith machine. Five
oiS o1Ss. "efk; Ext. Dupont spe Circle area. Du.
TYPIST, must do general typing snd
be willing to learn and operate small
switchboard. Good pay with oppor-
sSrlty scr,'s. Tor .5 a.d5yancement; See Mr.
SSLHyeB1, NENlHAL MOTOH CO.,
i201 oronoco st.. Alex. No phone
TYPfsT. 60 w.p.m.: permanent Job.
Full time In Q pleasant once near
Takoma Park. GE. O437 for details.
permanent position; 6-dSy
Wk.; pleasant working cond.: exper.
not nee: 40 w.p.m. $50 Woodward
Bldg, RE. 1862. -23
TWISTS, 1885, for fire and casualty
Insurance. branch ONCE; modern, air
roundings and excellent chance to
advance to important position; 37h-
hr. wk. Apply Mr.. Shannon. NORTH
WESTERN NATL, S12 Woodward
Evening star., 1952-09-21
TYPISTS

L 40 -
Good starting salary, pleasant work
3ns 7s4 c9rSs, SPS .f' see Mr.. Klein MARvJSs'
T.XIP!sT;sTENoG:, .I sse a1-s0, part
ton! Ali-around oGi. Sii. aSii.. neat neat,
pleas. pers.; pers. inter. Mon. 6 pm,
g14 18th st. NV. PAUL MILLER
REAL ESTATE. (Will also offer room
and meals in boarding club in exch.
VI JoT Iry tyPlss-stenog. PSI eve. seryices.l
FLOWER DEL1cATEssEN, S7O7
FloWer oWWeerr ave-. Silver Spring. Md, JU.
wAiTREss. white. full tim. or I part
tnn time; - salary m and tips TIPS; Apply in per-
REsTA9RANF.' VI Ssai' 9osf baito. S iSW. Slvd..
wAfTREss. e experienced: good -SH earn
ings. Apply DUFFY's TAVERN.
1851 Georgia ave. NV. -21
WAITRESS, white. over 81. local ref
RESTAURANT. li2s I4th st. NV.
WAITRESS AND COUNTER GfRI- III
Day or night. Call in person only.
I9aiad TRIANGLE iLl RESTAURANT. 1l26
wA1iTHkEssss.:' M1H S. exp exper. and attractive: maE
good working conditions, excellent
tips: Apply in person. COLONIAL,
COFFEE SHOP, 832 goth st. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced, wtd.; good
pay; no Sunday work; short hours.
18th st; NV. ST. 9e13. ga
MATTRESSES. white. work In res
taurant- -delicatessen; hours and
pay open. full and part time; apply
IN person. 70S N. Randolph ST.,
WAITRESS, white; salary and main
tenance. Apply in person MASONIC
AND EASTERN STAR HOME. 5000
New Hampshire ave. ne. pa
MATTRESSES WANTED, part time,
5-9 pm. Apply in person; no phone
calls. SILVER RESTAURANT, $3.50
GEORGIA ave.. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

SEAMSTRESS = Experienced uphol-
stery and drapery sewing: good
Rorkinndgo ndon conditions and top salary.
colored. exper. in tai
lor repair work; pleasing PERSONAL
ity. 91S H ne. Ii. 3-5995.
for draperies, must be
experienced. Apply 5000 Rhode Is
land ave-. Hyattsville.
SEAMSTRESS-We have q good pro-
position for some one who can do
snd RSmens snd clothnE ffRnEs Rsns
INC, 230s Rhode Island ave. ne.
sEcREEffAaRfiY for dept. Of phyehiatry,
Children's, Hospital. must be good
ttypist ana interested in adminiStra-
4220 after pm. Monday.
SECRETARY-Takoma Park area.
Pleasant working conditions. Must
take fast shorthand and be rapid
typist. GE. 0437.
SECRETARY for law once. ME. 2011.
work with large Washington organi-
cation, must be proficient at short
farnsa. band and . tipping; experiencs pre-
5-day. 40-hr. wk.. plus overtime.
Write giving age, education. work
history and telephone number. Box
215-G. Star. -21
SECRETARY TO- assoc. exec; work
involves dictation and some stat.
reports; excel. opport. for alert, in
duStrious person willing to assume
responsibilities; desirable location
and worrying cond. Outline exper.
and furnish refs. Boy 316-J. Star.
SECRETARY TO DIRECTOR OF
eral leave benefits, free tuition at
graduate or UNDERGRADUATE levels.
DE. ZOO, Ext. II.
SECRETARY for wheaton real estate
ONCE; 51a-day wk.; knowledse Of
typlng and general ONCE procedure
Call MR.. WOOD, LO. 4-T2OO. 9-5.
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Secretary-StenograDher

"a
Secretary-Stenographer
Young. ambitious; intelligence more
important than experience; perma-
nent position with established law
nTm; excellent working conditions.
SEWING ROOM SUPERVISOR, to
train and supervise handicapped
women. and girls in clothing repair;
other employee benefits. ME. 500
Tor appointment. al
SOCIAL WORKERS-Wanted, 90
young women to do social work for
the Charity Youth Home organiza-
ton; excellent opportunity for those
who can comply; salary while learn
ing. Apply in person. Monday, Sept.
-: am. 6202 Sheriff I'd, ne. Come
tails, phone 10. S-77S2.
STENOGRAPHER, age 25-S5. alert
and accurate. Pleasant working con-
dltl9ns with progressive concern.
Mail qualifications and phone NUM-
Der to Box 1908, Washington Is.
STENOGRAPHER Permanent posi-
tion for capable. experienced ste
noerapher in CONSTANTS office; 35-
working conditions. Phone ST. 1852
Tor appointment. al
part time; 4 or 8
hours q day beginning at noon or 1
pm: Perm. position. Call MA.
1887 for appointment. al
STENOGRAPHERS, for real estate
once. BOSS d PHELPS, INC. 1417
X st. NV. "a
- Secretarial asst,
to management of expanding firm.
varied duties. Typing accuracy and
proficiency in simple mathematics
essential: 5-day. 4O-hr. wk. Oppor.
Tor Advancement. Air-cond. ONCE;
for appt. call DE. $500.
STEN0GRAPHER, under 35: experi-
enced: permanent position; less
than 40-hr., 5-day wk.: excel.
work cond., attractive salary to
start. ME. 016O. ga
STENOGRAPHER-Law and ac-
counting office. 5-day wk., 9 to &. In
modern air-conditioned bldg. Exper.
Call Mon. RE. 1880.
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SECRETARY

SECRETARY -BOOKKEEPER - At
tractive single girl, 1925, able to
take full responsibility Of 1-girl Of
fee. and assist owner in manage
ment. Starting salary $3.50 $500
per month, depending on aualifica-
tions. Write Box 4S-J. Star, giving
past experience. salary required, so
that we may call you for q personal
interview.
SECRETARY-CLERK - Old estab-
lished national manufacturer has an
opening for q young woman ex-
perienced in tipping and shorthand.
Dictaphone experience helpful but
not required. Permanent. Pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; central location with
many employe advantages. Inter-
esting work. Give full information
on training, experience. age and
references. Box 11-J. Star. -26
RECEPTIONIST for
physicians once; salary commensu-
surate with ability and experience.
Apply in own handwriting, Box
AL. Star