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School Health
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ton and control of communicable
diseases, school environment,
health education, direct services,
records and reports.
In detail, the plan presumes
physical examinations for all new
pupils, with parents assuming this
obligation before the first day of
school. The goal set is to see that
all pupils have a complete physi-
cal examination by private ply
sician or clinic.
In the matter of immunization
the goal is to see that all pupils
are vaccinated against smallpox
and immunized against diphtheria
before entrances to school. On this
score, it is suggested that after a
grace period of two months. the
child may be excluded from
school.
While the amount of time that
nurse spends in the school is
governed chiefly by the size of
the school and the type of prob
lem existing, it is hoped that the
nurse can spend at least two to
three hours week in each school.
Additional time for any special
activity may be arranged with the
nursing office.
Teachers and nurses will also
confer about particular children
and refer special problems to their
parents. Nurses will be expected
to make careful study of each
special problem and confer with
parents when indicated.
Records will be kept for each
individual pupil in order TO build
cumulative health record to in
clude the results of health exarni-
nations, teachers and nurses oh
servations, and any other perti.
nent data concerning the child.
and help in getting this a1forma-
tion utilized to the best possible
advantage,
The whole is designed ito pro
vide simple and effective method
of referral of pertinent informa
tion between the school, the home
and the health department"
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FRIDAY, AUGUST IS
FEAST OF ASSUMPTION OF
THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY :
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
White vestments, Gloria, Credo,
Preface of the Blessed Virgin.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is
FEAST OF ST. JOACHIM
White vestments, Gloria. Credo,
Preface of the Blessed Virgin.
SUNDAY, AUGUST II
THE eleventh SUNDAY
AFTER PENTEcoST
Green vestments, Gloria. Second
prayer of st. Hyacinth, Third of
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the work Of the VaticaI Migration
Office set up in September, 1916
and the efforts OF the Holy See to
aid poor populations, only min
orit of whom are Catholics" that
are suffering as result of the
conflict in Palestine.
Wherever the Church has found
herself faced with such problems,
the document says, she has always
been in the forefront, doing the
spadework, and not infrequently
was left alone in the work of cult.
vation.
The Constitution sets up rules to
meet the need of providing spirit
ual assistance TO the rising number
of refugees and of emigrants to
Europe, America, Australia and
the Philippine. The task of the
Delegate for Emigration, it states,
is to promote pastoral activity on
behalf of emigrants of all nations
and eategories. 1t is his duty to
contact competent offices and or
CARNATIONS, to recruit missionar-
les in the field of emigrant aid and
TO assist them, to handle publicity
and to stimulate all initiatives con
cerned with the spiritual and ma
terial welfare Of emigrants.
The present delegate is Msgr,
Emilio Rossi, a. member of the
Consistorial Congregation, who
represented the Holy See as an OBJ
server at the International Emigra-
tion Conference held last October
in Naples under the auspices of the
International Labor Office.
II was shortly before this con
ference that the Holy See set up
an International Catholic Migra-
ton Commission will a permanent
office in Geneva.
HdIy'S Problem
In defining the functions of local
0rdlnaries regarding spiritual aid
10 emigrants the Constitution rec
ommends that the care of various
groups Of emigrants be entrusted
TO chapains of the same national
ity and that the latter be granted
special faculties.
Special attention is given in the
constitution to problems affecting
emigrants from Italy, whence
large numbers of Catholics have
been migrating in recent years to
settle in integral groups in various
countries. The Bishops of Italy are
urged TO organize and further the
apostolate for emigrants with
view to preparing them for their
life environments. An "emigrants'
day" is TO he observed throughout
Italy and in all countries where
emigrants have found new ZONES.
In conclusion, the document sets
norms for the work of the Ponti-
fical College Of Priests for Italian
Emigration. The college was found
ed in 1914 and is in charge of the
Pious Society of Missionaries of ST.
Charles for Aid to Italian Emf
grants (Scalabriniani Fathers) The
Society and the college are both
under the jurisdiction OF the Con.
slstorial Congregation.
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Enters Capuchin Monastery

Joseph Wise, 27, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Wise of Dover. enter
ed st. Peter and Paul Monastery in
Cumberland, Md. recently. The
Monastery is a school for aspirants
to the Capuchin Franciscan Order.
He is graduate of ST. Joseph high
school, Dover.
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Home From Notre Dame

Brother Robert Dierker, csc.
of St Aloysius Parish, made his
first vows Feb. 2 and is now at the
Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame,
Ind. He has been spending a two
weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milten Dierker, 258
Columbian avenue.
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Evening star., 1952-03-26
1101 Penna. Ave. NV,

TV BENCH REPAIREMAN--Experi-
enced Apply DYNAMIC STORES.
1900 g st. NV. 80
UNIT MANAGERS (3). age 25-50,
for D. C. ofice Of Natl Adv. Co.;
ability to meet publ. and supervise
others: no car or exper. nee; about
$65 wkly; to start. Apply 1912 pm;
Room 702. 710 14th st. NV. -26
UPHOLSTERER-steady work. Ap-
HOTEL, Pa. ave. and 18th st. NV.
wAREHOUsEMAN and helpers, ex-
HN HfSEs Whss Nc APps ssS Nep aowAaP aorP
WSsEaousE ayf e MEasRhingtG2p RESgE2SNG p C. Shipping
clerk; intelligent young high school
HARRIS, 2543 14th st. NV. No
WASH Rasas AND And GREASE BOY wanted,
WAsafNG EnSaf esitaa MACH. fEe' SERVICE hirvlc MAN
Steady pos; exper., in coin operated
Bendix machines nee. Must have
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club in chevy Chase. Nd. Can
manager, WI. 310O. -2S
WELDER tcombinationl, good posi-.
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WELDER, combination: general shop
experience. WELDING SERVICES.
INC. 4S32 Del Ray ave.. Bethesda.
Md. -27
BOY, colored, to work in bake shop.
Apply SCHNEIDER'S BAKERY. 6231
Georgia ave. NV.
MAN, $1.20 per hour. to help cleo
TRIO CO., 2818 18th st. NV.
MAN TO DRIVE SCHOOL BUS and
do maintenance work. Driving
young children in lightwejght bus.
Good working conditions. Bethesda
Rockville area. OIL. .6165. RS
hold gonds and furniture. Must be
experienced. Good salary. Steady
work. Apply MR.. COHAN, AGO N. Y.
ave n W.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN 70 sell BOY Scout uni-
forms and camping equipment:
Permanent position with chance Of
advancement. SPORTS CENTER.
9Th and d sts. NV. Us
YOUNG MAN. 1925. draft exempt.
to work in q clerical capacity In
our home once. Splendid oppor-
,tupity II you have ambition and are are
work your way UP; days. 37la-hr.
week. Apply personnel once, Room
800, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO., S16 14th st. NV. -27
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined;
1928; to learn refrigeration serv-
Ice: low salary to- start. Call am.
to IL am. Ia. 1890. --27
YOUNG MEN---We offer Q young men
opportunity to learn trade which
can lead to self-employment after
2 years training by us. Progressive
wage scale. Must be mechanically
inclined and have high school educa-
ton. See Mr.. Liewald, sMITH-CoR.
ONA TYPEWRITERS, INC, 1913
Park road NV. --26
Evening star., 1952-03-26
YOUNG MEN
(White)

Interested in a career in a
progressive restaurant Or
ganization. We seek young
men capable of supervising.
We offer: Excellent earn
ings; 3-year management
training program; an op-
portunity to acquire pro-
fessional know-how in this
industry; substantial en-
ployment benefits.
We require. Age, 21-3o; high
school grad; draft exempt;
2 letters of character refer
ence; desire for response
bilities. Write now to Box
194-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
HERNER MOTOR &C
l7I1 Florida Ave. NV

sANDWICH-SALAD MAN, experienced
BAN rs%iiiaE JE .CsnsT sesS4e i00os' reis sS gS0o
SERVICE MAN for feld repair of
major appliances, good working
cond. and excel. opportunity: full
benefits incl. vacation, sick leave,
pension. disqualification, ETC.. Eve
shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP. HU.
SERVICE MEN needed by wholesale
distributor to serve name brand ap-
pliances. Car and tools essential.
Please Contact MR.. PAUL VARoUT-
sssRSVi1 sssRSVi1cEEE e. saiai OFFICE CLERK-Younr
man accurate with figures needed
by large automotive concern. Posi-
tion offers good salary, and many
company benefits. Apply in person.
CALL CARL, INC. 1915 L st. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
per, white. Silver Spring area. SH.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
hours and working conditions. Ap-
SERVICE STATION OPERATOR,
eXper.. white; evenings. It'll 10, to
y,1 work oedpo up to responsible position.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced only:
excellent position for thorough man.
SHOE SALEsMAN-Must be exper..
perm. position. Apply bet. 1 and
pm; Manager; QUALITY BOOT
SHOP INC; 1891 F st; nv. -127
salary for ambitious, men, vacations
tions. See MR.. COOKSEY at 4729
Marlboro pike, Coral Hills. HI. 9415
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HELP MEN

TELEYISION SERVICE MEN. with
car; part time or evenings; excellent
opportunity. Apply 1911 Nichols ave.
sc. or call LU. $4,000.
TRUCK DRIVER. reliable; must have
permit; steady Job. 623 H st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER, must know Mont.
Co and Wash. area. See MR..
PENDLEToN. 1880 Georsia ave-.
Wheaton Md -2T
Evening star., 1952-03-26

MAN WITH CAR
White for ieht physical labor to
work, for old established Arm; good
salary, car allowance, gas and oil
furn., ETC.; perm. work. Must have
sSs4 sSSd fsf' M st. AMY DH 10 am to 3 8 sm.'
MEN. 2 full time and 1 part time;
start on a one or two day trial basis
What yoG an ",s exceIlent lie r9pe opportnnity his
is; full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.;
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly; no
experience necessary, an experienced
man will train you. Apply oil
National Press Bldg, 14th and F
sts: NV, or call DI. 340S or DI.
YOUNG MAN, e5-a5, draft exempt,
to train for administrative position
sonaiits Hdf s'sT5 and ability Ts to % deal tact
fully with employees is essential. Ac-
counting exper. is not required, but
at least 2 yrs. of college work which
includes some accounting is neces-
wk. Write us a business like letter
giving full information about your
exper.. education, reason. for draft
deferment, age. length Of residence
in CITY, II a church member, etc.
Box 27-R, Star. -2S
MAN-White, mechanically
inclined to learn multigraph. multi
lith.. Excellent salary and working
conditions. See MR.. PARKER. 1909
YOUNG MAN twhite,, for starting
position in well-established busi-
ness. Permanent with advancement
opportunity for dependable willing
worker. Should have some high
school education and be eligible for
drivers license: 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Call ME. 1872 for interview. -26
YOUNG MAN. white. for pickup and
delivery work. Must have good
ing area. D. c. permit essential
See M Rodes, PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. 3040 NJ st. NV. -26
YOUNG MAN for grocery and LIQUOR
store. Experienced preferred. Must
have Md. or D. c. drivers permit.
Good refs, required. 3911 Rhode
Island ave, Brentwood, Md. -26
YOUNG MAN, ambitious, with some
experience in layout and use Of
transit; construction job; advance
ment. Call Mr.. Power. HI. 6276.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

CLERK-OFFICE
Young lady to handle general cleri-
cal duties in buyers department.
Experience with figures helpful. Must
pc able to type neat and accurate
letter; Company benefits. Phone
HECHINGER co.
18th and H sts. NE. 30
CLERKS-tWhite). Permanent posi-
tons. Starting at $2,400. Rapid
advancement. Excellent surround
tT tnEs. 5sday week. Liberal vaca-
p sion and sick leave. Under 40.
TIoNAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,",
3rd and r sts. ne. Do not tele-
CfLERK-TYPIsT, in accounting dept,
OF aeronautical firm; 5.day wk.;
sslarg can pSfisioa %E 9o6 good sta5tsins
-TYPisT, general ONCE work.
Arhngton resident preferred; 5 day
wk. See Mrs. Moore. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe rd.,
= Arl;; FL va; No phone calls. -2S
cLE.,RK-TYPIST, .,R junior, perm. po-
tre ti1ien orraSizsto II ocs o. large Ston @ Dc
MISS DAVIS: 701 Warner bldg. -28
CLERK-TYPIST, age 1895, perma-
nent position; white: 5-day, 4O-hr.
wk.. air-conditioned ONCE. paid
vacation. insurance benefits. pleas
Mss sns K9fNrs KK91TfSlns pS CONDITIONS. SIas Apply
CLERK-TYPIST, white, permanent
position; 5-day, 4O-hour wk.; air
conditioned office. Paid vacation, in
surance benefits. Pleasant working
Sonditions. RE. 1905. MR.. HAIR
cIERk ilERRN; ;TYPIsTs e, for air-condi- n1
toned .ofiice; tipping and varied Of
advancement Opportunities; 5-day
wk., paid vacations. paid sick leave.
dfERRtTYPHiEstTi RI GaeGi HiEti 216; t6r genera, or,c.
o work; age e 20 20 to o s5; typi typins speed Tmes
40 w.p.m., accurate with fieures,
exper. with shorthand and payroll
Apply between $40 and s. GTF-
FORD ICE CREAM CO. Silver
spTlRs; vi SH ), 47ss SSo,...,. hs..
free hospitalization. vacation. sick
airy S45. Can DU. 1886.
CLERK-TYPIST. white, age 21-35,
starting salary S2.100; excellent
working conditions; good chance for
serson e sssy FiE vi EDHs IT,
CLERK-TYPIST-Good starting sal
ary; permanent position with old
established firm; 5-day week. Call
MRS. CONNELL. ME. 5243. II
CLERK-TYPIST-Permanent position
6-day. 40-hour week. pleasant work.
ing conditions. liberal discount on
purchase, insurance and hospitali-
zation plan. retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, "a p st. ne. -27
in private school
Varied duties conditioned once.
b-day. 37ha-hour week; 81 900 yr.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVER-
STTY. HOO 18th st. NV. RE. 1882,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES expert
ence preferred; pleasant working
conditions in new modern once
building; 6-day week. vacation and
other ADVANTAGES. EX. 1880. -27
white 1885, for
long established real estate. Ma.
CLERK.TYPIsT. general once work.
Arlington resident preferred: 5-day
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5S5
N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va. No phone calls.
--2S
Evening star., 1952-03-26
'PlST.CLERK, accurate at figures;
RSss MGTuAE NUT fo0d MsdRzyNcrs Msssd5fszy sAc6. e6..
Ol Warner Bldg. 18th and Z NV.

TYPIsT.CLERK, accurate at figures;
Rs ERs MSTuAE SSSFi fo0d iNsdR2yNcrP Nsssd5fRs2y BAYS s6
4Ol Warner BLDG. 18th and Z NV.
rfxr1sTGdERH ferrsd Ell nSt ExpsTienes pre-
cYcfoPEDiAt Dt'0n, A,MERfctAyNShhe sft yShes' 4sSs sN
haS'-"es' highway. Bethesda. ND.
TYPlsT-CLERK. high school gradu-
ave, experience not necessary; per-
manent position; paid vacations, free
capitalization. Insurance; 5-day.
37hz-hr. week. AMERICAN SURETY
10; 90 Southern Bldg. 18th and
TYPissT CLERK for interesting pos,-
mr.. wk., 3-wk. vacation; 20 to rs
preferred; library experience helpful
nut not necessary. Apply WASH
lNGTON CATHEDRAL. 38th and
"oooiey rd. n.w' Canon cleveland.
TYrIsT- T-CLERK--Experienced once
psyEoll noyEeh. wort ltyping; 1.. sho,rthsnd. and
cellent pay. Reply, Giving age, ex- ex-
pperlence; and qualifications. Box
TYPisr.cIERk. inyoic. Dillins 3" re.
Huh he aCCuTdCy IN nRure typinH.
shorthand helpful 5-day week.
Air-cond. office. FORMAN BROS.
INC, 1850 Okie st. ne, LA. 6-530O.
WAITRESS. white. experienced; no
sundays, Apply in person. LIDO.
DIS eth St. NV. -26
WAITRESS, white. nightwork. Call
any time after II noon WALDROP'a
sHPPER CLUB, 43lS r. /. ave. NE,
wAiTREss. mature, reliabl. xs exper.
woman; sal $50, tips aver. S4S to
Soo. Apply 4O15 s. Goth st. Arl..
va: Call TIE. 0096. -2S
WAITRESS. white, exper.: full time or
part time: good hours. good paw. no
Sundays or holidays. Apply MED
lCAL ARTS FOOD SHOP. l522 Eye
WAITRESS. white. exper.. part time
through lunch, no Sundays. LES-
TER'S RESTAURANT. Gil q st. NV.
WAITRESS-Experienced on food
ana, LIQUOR; excellent earnings, night
WORK. Apply In person: no phone
calls. 1906 Rhode Island ave. ne.
white, neat; local refs;
good pay. No late or Sunday work.
MATTRESSES, white. exper.; GOOD
tips. good pay. NO. 4633. Us
whlJe. tIps and good
wages; full or part time. DAVIS RES
TAuRANT, 35O6 Columbia pike, OW.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
HELP MEN
EMERGENCY!

Two men. lS to 20. replace reservists
called back to active service. Travel
nrnmot,os United states assisting mgr; I'll. IN
furnished. Sl5O monthly. plus COM
mission and bonus. Leave city i'm
mediately. Call Ii, 6-2192, for
appointment. 27S
Evening star., 1952-03-26
HELP MEN
EMPLOYED MEN

Three ewes. and Sat-; part-time work;
retail or contact exper. helpful but
hr. h Apply Tues. wed. Thurs. &
$50 PM. RIM. 702. no 14th st.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
PsIsonsl aid TO executive; some
likes meeting the public; attractive
saesfy menT PHN p1sSse Dh9nf RnN for sppoint- psse
SECRETARY
Immediate permanent employment;
5-day week, paid. vacation. group
person. CANADA DRY GINGER GER ALE e
fSG5. sSeia.v lSGl S1d East-west hwy, SILVER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
week; pleasant working conditions.
liberal discount on purchases. in.
surance and. disqualification plan.
pRHd Ess5epsnt sToRas plsn hPey RE9PdEs LES
EtGa; GRE;rARFF-ssiTiEENlisoGRApHER-2 ( 81 Elis Are
you bored with routine and hum
work hard at an interesting jobP
We're a law. once specializing in
need sEs fado or oa seeyson ySS dont sT
perieDee, congenial atmosphere.
excellent opportunities. air condi-
toned ofhces. Box 19o-R' Star:
SHORT ORDER COOK. white, steady
JOb5 bllC l1oJ CHiplOyG MOIkcQ "
Benning I'd. Sc, HI. 1855. -2s
SILK FINISHER, experienced. wanted
at once for small plant. Quality
sTRNoGRaPaEssH FEN RaGnf sH' 1863, Adve1tisinc SS
agency looking for gal with initiative
-. one interested In learning the
advertising business; fast tipping,
shorthand essential; 5-day. 40-hr.
week. Downtown location. Call DI.
sTENoGRAPHER-Local BACKGROUND
and exper. essential. Age 21-35.
BUSH, Realtors. 1907 II st. NV.
sTThhS65SSGRCApHER--1yp,ns. Th 5SGC t.1enSon. mST
answering. some dictation. eeneral
assistance to private secretary. An
employing the handicapped. OPP
portunity for satisfying. useful
work. 5-day week. Employe bene-
fits. ME. 594O for appointment;
STENOGRAPHER, exper.. permanent
70-year-old Washington firm. Ap-
ply IN person. Mr. Summers. 8. J.
sTENOGRAPHER, 51s-day wk.. ideal
working conditions. Apply in per-
son KINsMAN OPTICAL CO.. 1890
sTTENoGRAPHER -Advertkfn gI
agency looking for gal with ambi-
ton. Chance to. train for advertis-
essential 5 day. 4O-hour week;
downtown location. Call DI. 74O0.
assist with phone, five-dayl
week, paid. vac, holidays, hosp.
See Mrs MeRorie. MALONEYS. INC,
1928 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
~
sTENOGRAPHER. for aeronautical
Arm. 5-day- wk.: pleasant working |
conditions; good starting salary.
ME. .3R0n. 81 :.
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40
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER
2.day week. air-conditioned once.
TERP1EcEs. Si1 ss; Eth InNW St. NV. MASo Mso
ASST. MGR. BKPR.-Apt. prof. gen.
once and bkpr. exper. nee; desir-
able working cond.; vacation, hosp.
nenents; VI. bonus: bHa days. Prefer
i've In Sc. area or In project, 2506
lverson st. sc. 10. 9-9SS9. ~
a1pv sKhS THE ahE2ned n2R srSsT sRfEatGr
BROOKS, 1109 @ st. NV. -26
BEAUTICIAN. must be experienced in
ali branches. permanent job, salary
and commission. Apply in person.
ANITAS BEAUTY SHOP, 56i2
Conn. ave. NV. II
in busy Bethesda shon:
guaranteed $50 to S65 per week;
nice working conditions. WI. 51S1.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman, fun
HAIR sTYLIsTs, s406 Ga. ave, Nd.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced, salary and
commission. Good opportunity. g.
Gay week. Large Falls Church shop.
MRS. BROWN, FA. O323. -2S
sion aay S wI1aM f1f PlS' oS SHnHlS7 NRw
YORK. Hair Stylist. 1915 Michi-
gan ave. ne. HU. 7O2S. 80
BEAUTY OPERAToRS-Hair styiist,
manicuriSt and shampoo girl; g.
day or part time MARY BRUCE
HAIRDRESSERS Wash. Circle Apts. J,
243O Pa. ave: n.w., or 2431 K ST..
NV, ST. 517S.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Manic
long experience; 5-day week; ex-
cellent opportunity. RUBINO, 1859
Conn. ave- NV. DE. 1922. --31
BEAUTY OPERATORS. male or fe-
male. Georgia ave. salon; salary.
commission and paid disqualification
Ho; ;, aS46 Or CO; 1888. .a27
500 per week; salary plus comm. !:
modern shop. steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. 171O
Eve st. NV -0i
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HOSTESSES

HOSIESSES
Several openings available in our
restaurant for capable women;
5-day week; uniforms and meals
furnished; over and above excel.
salary; company-sponsored insurance
plan. Apply in person. HOGATES
RESTAURANT. 9th and Maine ave.
s.w 90
HOTEL DESK CLERK, 1884; hrA 4
to IL pm. Pleasant working cond.
Call ST. 1858, IL am. to 3 pm. for
INVESTIGATORS, high school grads. /;
natl. retail shopping service: in
teresting work: SAL; advancement:
no exD. nec.: free to travel: ex-
penses paid. Apply Warner Bldg.
18th and e SITS. NV, RIM. 951. Il
TECHNICIAN for doc
tors once. Call AID. 1888 between
TECHNICIAN for po posi-
tion in medical center; 40-hr. week;
age 3O-4O; salary open. Refs. re-
ouired Box 154-S. Star -a0
Evening star., 1952-03-26
TYPISTS

Position available for
good typiSts with finance
company in Silver Spring
and Mt. Rainier. Salary
and working conditions
above average; 39-hour
week. RE. 1876, MIR.
CARLS.
Evening star., 1952-03-26

Tor ladies' and mems
alternatlonS; steady work. good SAL
sry sry and working conditions. OR.
experienced. for siip
Gvess sAARs a1s cssaa1sres sa6s Conn good salary
Ri ssrRRfi must % be
experienced on all types OF alterae
tions. and general repairs for dry
cleaning establishment; good work.
ing conditions and salary. Apply
DEBONAIR VALET. See Miss joy
ner. 1912 Conn. ave., AID. 1000.
SEAMSTRESs. experienced on mems
and women's clothes; good salary;
steady work. 1901 New Jersey ave.
sECRETARY-7Permanent;,, must be
suming varied responsibilities for
District once OF advertising firm;
phone r. B.: FORD, sH. a0so, soS5
18th st. Silver SPRING. Md. -.7
SECRETARY; age 21-30. National or.
ganization has opening for compe-
pleasant WORKING conditions shSsS and TorE sur.
ment plan Once hours 3 to 5:i5.
Can Can ma; o7s4 Mon. through Fri.
sECRERRasRY iS5 EsRRasGRE1'4ep' fer medical clinic; g.
no per annum; tipping so to 80
w.p:m.; shorthand. Leave provisions;
medical coverage. Call Elk. 0007.
SECRETARY-Law once; 5-day, s5-
hr, week; S55 to start. Call Ma.
to president Of large
ONCE supply and stationery company.
Must be capable of assuming all
Secretarial responsibilities Must be
at least high school graduate. See
Mr.. Thomas, M. s. CHM co, 1917
New York ave. NV. -27