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the United States coast but is not
the same.
Meanwhile. University Of Miami
scientists said it's all right TO eat
fish caught in the gulf since the
area Of dead fish Is small com
pared with the total fishing area.
State Conservation Supervisor
George vathis said retail sales Of
Florida seafood have dropped be-
cause some buyers fear they may
be poisoned. Vathis said there is
little danger.
"our scientific experts agree
that this fear is unfounded and
that The public can purchase fish
from reliable retailers with com.
pieie confidence. vathis added.
Fish caught in the proper manner
while alive are not likely 10 Be
poisonous. "
Only q few fish have washed up
On beaches 50 far and the Lee
ut. Myersl County CommiSxion
took precautions against . pileup
of dead fish. II authorized the kir.
ing Of men ard equipment 70 dis
pose az fish I necessary znd asked
health officials 70 stand hy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
BY HANsJoERe ELAcHMEYER


Lubbock, Germany B - An OBJ
scure German refugee painter has
kicked over the easel for scores Of
Europe's art experts.
Lothar Malskat, who publicly
fooled West German art authori.
ties with his fake medieval church
murals, made a clean breast to
police.
Conscience drove him, he said,
to startle art lovers with the dis
closure that the murals on St.
Mary's Church In Lubbock were
not of 1910 A. D. origin but his
own 1850 work.
The st. Mary's murals, believed
uncovered by wartime bomb dam.
age to the church and then "re-
stored" actually are faces of Ger.
man movie actresses, friends and
relatives Of the little painter.
What made it worse for art ex-
perts and patrons was that the
restoration" at ST. Mary's was
unveiled in the presence OF West
German Chancellor Konrad Aden-
auer himself.
Malskat, who Is 80. says he has
produced hundreds Of fake "old
masters"
They wanted Names" he said.
81 gave names to them: Renoir.
Rembrandt. Gaugin, Degas, Corot
and others. They should have
read 'Malskat' ="
Nervous art gallery men In I'm
portant European cities are culiing
their stocks to make sure some
Of Malskat's masterful "old mas
ters" are not in their establish
ments.
Only the refugee knows how
many be turned out.
The palette was washed clean
when Malskat quarreled with his
employer, Dietrich Fey. 20. He
claims the fake restorations and
other phoney pieces were done 81
| Fey's order.
Fey has not answered the
charges formally, but his attorney
| issued a statement saying Malsksi
| lied and that be would be sued
J for libel.
OF the 81. Mary's murals un,
yeIled at the tooth anniversary o.
the old church. MaiSksi relates:
There was nothing ieft Of Mid
| die Ages paintings on the walls
So / borrowed books and copied
portraits Of German film actresses,
some Of friends and relatives, and
/ others from historic pieturks--in
cIudlng one II Genghis Khan"
| Art critics scbeTiy inspected
them and pronounced them genS
me. But something Eoi uneeF Mails
kat's skin. he says Il was Fey.
lie gave me only scraps o. Ssal
I earned wifh my wUgk, Masks
aaid. While be was beans slsppe<
% the back By Chaneeiior Anen
au~r II the ekurch vas sisianl
ln . back room smong the labor
ers driakiag . bosfls et beer
Ai first fake reproductions Ner'
fus, ard Il kepA ne 10 monsy snc
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
Eisenhower To
Join In Talks
On Iran Fuss
BY JOHN IA. HIeHToWER


WASHINGTON R-State Depart
ment officials are expected to con-
fer with President-elect Eisenhower
or his representatives next week
on a new formula for solving the
Iranian problem.
It is understood also that the
new approach is a subject for dis
cuSsion between secretary of State
Acheson and British Foreign Sec
retary Eden in their talks in
New York.
The central |, ca of the formula
seems designed to get Iranian oil
flowing out and money for it flow
ing in again at the earliest pos
sible moment-without final settle
ment of the dispute between Iran
and Britain over naturalization of
Trans oil industry.
State Department authorities feel
that the longer the present i'm
paSse continueS-and various Iran
ian agencies like the army and
civil service go unpaid-the greater
becomes the danger of a collapse
of civil authority and the rise of
Communist power in this strategic
Middle Eastern land.
In the past these authorities have
worked on the theory that a legal
settlement of the Anglo-Iranian dis
pute, critical since Iran seized
British-owned oil properties there
last year, should logically precede
or be a part of any settlement
reviving the oil industry under
Iranian control. But the new APP
proach would relegate legal set
tlement to a lesser priority.
Eisenhower will have a chance
to hear about this plan when he
meets with President Trumanz-at
2 pm. (EST) next Tuesday. ac-
cording to the White House-to pre-
pare for an orderly change Of ad-
ministrations. Eisenhower has des-
ignated Sen Lodge (R-MaSs.) as
his State Department liaison man.
Despite appeals from Prime Min
lister Churchill of Great Britain
and President Truman, Iranian
Premier Mossadegh has failed to
agree to any settlement formula
thus far put forward. Mossadegh
last month broke relations with
the British government.
Informants do not appear highly
optimistic about the new PROPOSE
ton.
For the proposal to succeed. the
British would have 10 agree to LEI
oil begin moving out Of Iran to
world markets again without hsv-
ing final agreement on the amount
OF compensation Iran should pay
for the nationalized properties.
II is understood. United States
authorities are thinking about the
problem of getting agreement OF
oil companies to cooperate in (il
opening up and operating oil pre-
duction facilities under lr
government control, t2l making ar
rangementS for trans~o-ti7"
oil which requires about Is tankers
a day. and CD handling the ulti-
mate sales.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
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ranking airman a captain, the Air
Force said.
A reporter who accompanied a
search party TO the scene said
most of the bodies strewn about
the mountainside were horribly
mangled or charred. -Four men had
partially opened parachutes. indi-
eating they tried in vain to bail
out before the crash.
Christmas packages purchased
in Japan were among the wreck
age.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
SUSPICIOUS AREA
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sionS, however. when hurricanes
did lash the seas in November
Ending the season" means the
end Of 24-hour watch BY the
Weather Bureau on storm area.
The teletype circuit extends from
Miami along the Atlantic Coast
and weStwara 10 Brownsville
Some personnel is transferred
from the Miami Bureau 10 thr
Federal STATE Frost Warning
Serv &c w1b n q zr,ers Al Lake
land
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
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signed by Victor Lang. the owner
of the hotel.
Sehmerhorn, who had been en-
pIoyed as a night clerk at the
hotel for about a week was last
seen at about 100 a. m. on Fri
day morning.
His clothing was left In his hotel
room. A statewide alarm is out for
the fugitive.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
| The
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
cloudy today thru Sunday with pos
sibility of a scattered shower in
the late afternoon or evening. Not
much change in temperature. Gen.
tie to moderate variable winds.
Florida: Fair, little change in
temperature thru Sunday except
for widely scattered afternoon
showers in south portion.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits: Light to moderate north
erly winds becoming variable Sun
day. Partly cloudy with widely
scatered showers.
East Gulf of Mexico: Light var
liable winds and partly cloudy
weather with scattered showers in
south portion and fair over north
portion.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
easterly winds and partly cloudy
weather thru Sunday. Very widely
scattered showers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
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professor" was Patrick Drom-
goole, undergraduate secretary of
the university's dramatic society.
He had been disguised for the hoax
by a London makeup expert.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
THITNDERJETS DUMP

tC0ntinued From Pare 0nel
secured the peak at 6;2s a. m. and
drove the last Red remnants TO
their maze Of tunnels and caves
en the Yoke. At the northern tip
- griNar
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

True humility il n0s IN abieet,
uroveling. self-despssing spirit Il
il but > right estimate of caTstixss
as God Sees Us,
Tyres Edwards.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15
Weather Summary for the
Tropical Regions:

A trough of low pressure has
developed over the Atlantic be-
tween longitudes So and 80 and
latitudes 25' and as. Moderately
strong winds are noted on the
east side of this trough east OF
longitude 75' and north of latitude
25'. Weather conditions elsewhere
are normal. Note: This will be the
last weather summary issued for
this hurricane season unless a tro-
pical disturbance develops; in this
case complete and frequent ad-
vices will be issued.
Observations taken at City Office
Kov uvacf Fla Nov lS 1852
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

Relative Humidity al 500 AN.
1870
Barometer tSea Levell 500 AN.
1904 ins.-1017.3 mbs.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

Observations taken at City Office
Key West, Fla, Nov. is, 1882
500 AM. EST
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

8:5l am. 2:07 am.
7:48 pm. 1:28 pm.
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Bahia Honda
(bridgel oh l0m so a.
No Name Key
least endl -+2h 20m
Boca Chica
Station Tide high water
Sandy Pt.l oh 40m
caldes Channel
north endl -+2h l0m
Ala a.
t-)--Minus sign: Corrections
70 be subtracted.
t+l-Plus sign: Corrections 10
be added.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-15

Tomorrow Almanac
Evening star., 1952-07-01
e THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, JULY I, 1859
Evening star., 1952-07-01
HELP MEN

for mems clothing store;
good salary and commission; year.
around position. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHS, 1O12 r st. NV. -3
statesmen, medical equipment: ole
established business; excellent leads
nne opportunity for experienced
men. 1926 K st. NV. -3
SALESMEN--Exper. book and mag
men; can use 2 men as crew man
ayers with cars on low-priced, last
selling combination. Apply 9 to 1.
am, 1904 H st. ne. End floor. -:
(2): $4,000 S6. 600 pei
yr. type; work on phone; marketint
research service; lge. draw VS.. non.
commission. CON Ask for MIR. Maeill
Evening star., 1952-07-01
HELP WOMEN

ADJUSTMENT CLERK
Alert young lady with pleasing tele-
phone manner; pleasant working
conds.: all employe BENEFITS. Apply
MANHATTAN CO., 1928 Fla. ave,
NV, or call DU. I'LL. -3
Evening star., 1952-07-01
HELP WOMEN tcent. J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LEE GTIIn1n MA OO1l

BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman,
for one of our branch salons; 5-day
week. excellent salary and commits
sion: EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. %
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Exper. ali
around: good pay and comm; steady
position: air conditioned. SHEP-
HARD PARK BEAUTY SALON, 7713
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Experience
necessary; guaranteed salary and
commission. CLARENDON BEAUTY
SALON: 3176 Wilson blvd. Arl. q
BEAUTY OPERATOR, earn SS5 to
Sl00 per week; guaranteed salary,
plus commission; modern, air-cooled
shop; steady position. Apply LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. ITO
Eye st. NV.
Observation-Disclosures or grad
uate OF accounting school; s days.
including Saturday; ladies' ready to-
wear; discount on purchases: salary
open. MI. 1899. -6
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, practical
exper., double entry and local school
training essential. Less than 4O-hr.
6-day week. pleasant working conds.,
modern air-cond. bldg. Salary $3.50
mo. to start. Give full particulars.
Box 219-A Star
Evening star., 1952-07-01
HELP MEN
PAINTERS
TAIN l EfIO
Experienced only. Apply JAFFE, ell

PAINTERS
ETperienced only. Apply JAFFE. ell
! Parking Attendants
Over IS yrs: exper. required. Apply
Parking Lot. 18th and E sts. NV,
PHARMACIsT-Excel. position in i
0orfn;.v 0f finest stores in tSwn. G9od %a, qg
HEIGHTS PHARMAcY. 33Ci 45th
st. NV. WO. $500. 80
PHARMACIST, REG. IN VA.
RUST MANOR PHARMACY. FA. I'LL,
PHARMACEUTICAL detailist and
salesman for Washington, D. C.,
territory; pharmacy or medical
background a requisite; car essen
tial; salary. expenses and bonus:
qualified applicants interviewed
conaS.r..W Locally; Write z, full PARTICULARS IL in
Divisional Manager. the NATIONAL
DRUG co. of Philadelphia. Pa. Box
5007. Roanoke IL. Va.
PHOT0GRAPHER !Kidnap). Bring
PaoTCGksspllEEfERsp as; syS sllEfT sprinsN wsNHEh, M ,o.
PESsTERERs LAST gd uN. 1st class White
MECHANICS weet TS eaGs ealy TOP wages. steady &C
pI1MRERL.ws T9j RER4. otter bsvsp pm an o1e1,r. $
for a man exper. in jobbing and re-
modelling; full-time work with over
time advantages. Apply in person
GEO. F. WARNER q CO.. 1918 9th
psIi1SSnwRpS stIi ,,,s. =.
in Fairfax County, Va; new schools,
long job, top wages. Phone Vienna
222 tor interview. -
PLUMBERS HELPERS. must be ex-
per. must have D. C. driving per-
PniNpAppSy mi; APply iS, GslS 3rI 18th st. NV. %
FLOOD CO. see j. c.. ir.. S3S2
PIUMfBiGER!'ss PUfiER!s HELPER Helper to fill perma- n
nent position with established firm:
year-round employment with top
wages and many other benefits paid;
clesn cut 5f JoR Ge e. Gs1PsTssasfa WEBSTER ane 3
SONS. INC. (Est. 1875. 627 r st.
PORTER. neat in appearance. must
working d cond. Apply 14o4 Wis. ave.
PoRTERs te,. steady workers, good
wages. vacation and holidays with
pay, also insurance plan See Mr.,
Mndinson:: PARKWAY MOTOR CO,
PORTER AND DiSHwASHER-Sober;
references required; for morning
SHIFT: good pay and good surround
STORE, $500 Penna. ave. NV. ~
(coloreO. Delica-
tessen-Gro.; part-time. 10 am. to 3
pm: ref. 6117 Ga. ave. NV. -
fORTEk for liquor store; must have
.. c driving permit. EM-KAY
LIQUORS. 5th and Fla. ave. ne.
PORTER, colored. Apply PINCUS
GRILL, 1899 Bladensburg rd.. Col
mar Manor, Md. Il
PORTER, colored. married man. must
have references. Apply 42S 9th st.
NV. .
PRESSER, experienced. good pay Re-
ferences required. Call ia. 6-S416.
PRESSERS. small dry cleaning plant,
top salary. paid holidays. Call SH.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
REATJTICIAN

Man or woman, better than aversge
earninEs. full or part time, no ewes.
HARRETT.PARKKR HAIR eLYL-
Evening star., 1952-07-01
statesmen

Cover Maryland. Delaware, District
Columbia territory with nationally
advertised drug and variety store
contracting drug trade helpful but
not necessary. Compensation. draw
against liberal commission plus
bonus arrangement. Full details
first letter for interview. Box 319-Z,
Evening star., 1952-07-01
HELP MEN

Tv SERvICEMAN, attractive propo-
sitlon, on commission basis. BOZ
352-A, Star. 3
TV SERVICEMAN, top fight man. ex-
perienced In all types of TV service
to manage our service dept; honesty
and reliability most important; high
guaranteed salary. plus liberal bonus
arrangement. Call for appoint
ment RLAIR'S TX OR 7Sl0 4
Evening star., 1952-07-01
SALESMAN

National consultant firm has q local
client who wants to hire the best
salesman in Washington for the
purpose Of training him for future
sales executive position. The aver
age salesmen Of this old progressive
so. 900 per year. You must be of the
highest caliber and a good closer
on one call. II you feel you have
these qualifications. write US letter
with full details in order to obtain
q personal interview. Box 29S-A,
Hfar II
Evening star., 1952-07-01
COMPTOMETER OPER.
EXPERIENCED.

EXPERIENCED.
Permanent position at 1898 Taylor
st. NV, In payroll section; hours,
3 to 4:45 p.m.; 5-day week, good
pay. Hot Shoppe luncheon meals,
paid vacation, sick leave, group
insurance, employe purchase dis
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV. Il
COOK. colored. apply PINCUS GRILL
1899 Bladensburg rd.. Colmar Man
COUNTER GIRL, white: must be cap
able of handling sandwich counter
in cafeteria; vacation plan and sick
leave. Ma. 1920. Ext. 152. i
DANCE TEACHERS. ball room, full
or part time: experienced preferred
but not necessary; complete train
ing given free. VICTOR STUDIOS
1880 Conn. ave. NV. -3
DESK CLERK (white only. neat. at
trac. person for excl. NV. apt. house;
secretarial switchboard; must be
exper. in apt. house procedure. Ref
erences. Call AID. 1857. 2 am. to
| pm. for personal interview. -
DRAPERY SEAMSTRESS. exper.. for
lst class shop; also drapery seam
stress desiring work in home. Phone
DRUG q SHERK-part-time ewes; ex-
ce.. pay plus commission. WHEATON
PHARMACY, 11401 Ga. ave-, 10.
FOOD CHECKERS WANTED for self
service market; must be reliable and
honest. Apply in person. 274O 14th
Evening star., 1952-07-01

SALES AND COSMETIC demonstra-
Week; wee i"So air-conditioned SHd a once: many many
excellent company benefits. Apply
personnel department., oil Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. II
SALESGIRL for bakery, part-time,
no Sundays; must be 1S yrs. OF
oyer; Apply ly mornings n Ct WOOD
vile rd., Silver Spring, Md. -
SALESGIKL. preferably tall. to work
In speciality shop. $40 wk. DI. 1887
SALESGIRL NEEDED. good pay,
apply ct concessions stand at Loew'i
sALEsGIRL. ewes, retail ;ewelry
manent; air-cond.; 81 per hr
WoLPE JEWELERS., 1922 14th St
SALEsLADIEs. colored, to clerk in
drug store. MIDWAY DRUGS. 1901
sAIEsIAbY. Il T. ~ selling costume ,evelry
S4ssSSa0inSSi TRo8E. 1$os G sA1 s.. NV. tNLHs9AA
SALESLADY. wearing apparel. must
be fully expd.. in installment sell
ing: Top salary. 44-hour week.
sEckETARY,' 'Os assistant sa ut fs to manager;
permanent position. 40-hour week
excellent company benefits; air
conditioning; pleasant personality
and experience in dealing with peo-
pie necessary. Apply Personnel Of
nee. SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO., A50(
Wis. ave. NV. II
SECRETARY, law ONCE, white, undel
40; excel. working cond. Call ME
2011. 80
SECRETARY-Established law firm;
experience required; 5-day wk., 9:3C
to $50; age, 81 to 35; salary open
Apply Rm. 1910 Tower Bldg, ST
SECRETARY, law ofiice, for month
of July; 5-day wk.. 8 to 8. Attrac.
tive aforementioned ofice. Box 392-
B, Star. IS
Evening star., 1952-07-01
MAN WITH CAR


MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings. Good refs. 81. 1851
MEN-For insulation work: perm.
able to drive truck. Report ready
rd.. Arlington. Va.
METHODS AND PROCEDURE An
alyst. .senior; location Baltimore
cations y IN and I Gaia salary S'aH reaairemsnts n
Box ARB. Star. .
YOUNG MAN. approx. rs. with col
lege background and some knowl-
edge Of accounting; To train to be
fusurs su"9a prospects sD i american RfSIe:S 81 81
RETY CO. $50 Southern Bldg. 18th
YoGNa 81 & M Man, n'%; Ii to a7. for ,evelry
nent advaneements. to do minoI
eDs one ShS Is nanGy nycned Rth
SEWEfERY Es1anfE . sHoP. feasn coneoarse. aeRs Pen
tagon BLDG: or call Mr; Mann Ii
5S6700. Ext; 56215s for aput. =,
YOUNG MEN. over Is. free to travel
work. aorsDi Rn. G 42e. i4o4 N. =. ave ave. NV NV
YOUNG MAN. colored, grocery all.
round. drivers license. -exper. OF
inexper., honest and reliable: op'
portunity to advance; A g. L MAR.
KET, 2007 1st ST.. NV. 30
YOUNG MAN, age 25-35, to assist en-
eineers and maintenance and oper'
Mechanical ability nee; general ma
open opene snoP csIH oV Npef a177 ns.D'u ATLAsTie
RESEARCH. Alexandria. Va. z
Evening star., 1952-07-01
SALESMAN

&240 AND MORE WEEKLY
Leads and appointments furnished
for new. fast-growing exclusive serv-
ice needed in 90eo Of all homes and
dishwashing drudgery. FLA ap-
proved, no competition. National
organization. with many promo
tional possibilities. Cali Mr.. Arbey
at RINSE-AWAY. ia. 7-4321. 10
to 12 and 2 to 4. for an appoint
ment Il
Evening star., 1952-07-01
SALES SUPERVISOR
FOOD PLAN

II you are now o successful fooc
plan salesman. honest, reliable anc
tion, We have q wonderful oppor.
tun1ty for you as our sales super.
visor. Call for appt. between 9:3(
FROST MARKET
OR. 1903
Evening star., 1952-07-01
HELP MEN
MARRIED MAN

AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions.
NATL. AIR COLLEGE. DI. 67O3.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening II
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with q good telephone voice
who Is capable and would enjo!
rendering service to customers b!
telephone; 6-day, 4U-nour week. /
interested. apply Personnel Office
RIM. sos. Open Mon. through Fri.
$50 am. to 8 pm. and Sat-.
am. to ! pm. No phone calls.
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
JANTTOR
NIGHT POSITION

r-e NIGHT POSITION
Pull time. Mon Fri, $50 pm. to 2
am: colored, 25-35 yrs. Of age;
capable OF passing physical exam
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
Teekdays. S;;30-5: and Sat. 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
LII Penna Ava Nm
Evening star., 1952-07-01

SANDWICH AND GRILL MAN, expert
enced, white only; good starting sal
ary. advancement. Apply RANDY'S
1ll3 10Th st. NV. -
SERVICE MAN for field repair of
major appliances; good working
conditions and excellent opportunity;
full benefits. including vacation, sick
leave, pension. disqualification, etc. ;
evening appointments arranged. Call
Mr. Shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP,
HUI. $500. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
and car washer; eXper. SUITLAND
TExACo SERVICE. 4434 suitland
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
exper. FORT CARROLL SERVICE,
SERVICE station ION ATTENDANT. ant sx-
perienced in lubrication: also front
man: good pay. plus commission.
CONNORS. INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
SALESMAN

STANDARD COFFEE CO. has open
ings in Northern Virginia and Wash
ington for a high-caliber salesman
who is sales-minded. The man
selected must be 25 to 40 years of
age. married, and able to. make
plan. Company average earnings
SS5 per week Transportation fur
nished expense paid. Phone MR..
O'NEILL ST 1894, 7:30 to am.
Evening star., 1952-07-01

CLERK, previous once exper. not re-
quired: Sc. resident pref. Call MR..
CURRY, FIR. 1903. 3
CLERK, for building materials ONCE;
knowledge of tipping preferred; good
salrary to start. Call MR.. MAcKEY
CLERK-TYPIST. age 1890; must be
able to type at least so w.p.m. ac-
curately; position with an estab-
lished engineering company offering
all employe benefits. Call ME. 6914.
CLERK-TYPIST. insurance claims
under IS. Apply MRS. REFS, $40
cMSSSxT5d R!dg Phi Phi $50 q n.r. tim.
S1.25 per hour; small ONCE, CEN
trally located; ME. 1899. q
graduate preferred; Catholic: per-
manent position; P. o. Box 44S4,
BEookland Post ONCE. Washinston
CLERk-TYPIsr FOR ARL. we
eficient clerk-typist to work in our
law ofices in Arl. Annual vacation,
sick leave. pleasant working condi-
ttonS. Salary open. For app. call
MR. ADAMS. IA 6-7100 Il
Evening star., 1952-07-01
SALESMAN

Free to travel; representing group
needing military publications; con-
tacting unit commanders; should
have speciality selling experience and
own good automobile; salary and
expenses. State selling and military
exper. Box 322-B. Star. Il
Evening star., 1952-07-01

HELP, white, honest and
dependable; exper. not nee. E. CAP.
ITOL PHARMACY. Ii. $1,000. II
GENERAL CLERICAL, for service
department, taking service orders
filing, ETC.; 40-hour. 6-day week
excellent company benefits. Appl,
in person. C. j. Boudreau, SEARS
ROEBUCK g. CO.. $500 v st. ne
Rear Bladensburg I'd. Hot Shoppe
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, II
building contractors ofice; good op'
portunity for steady, reliable per.
son. LARCHMONT CONSTRUC
TION CO.. 1915 w. Broad st.. Fall
Church, JE. 2-14S0. -
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, large in
surance CO.; some tipping necessary
permanent position; good startini
salary; opport. for adv; grour
disqualification insurance. retirement
plan. paid vacation. Call MA. OS1S
GROCERY CASHIERS, expd. Appl.
MASTER SUPER MARKET. TIE
S90S. Il
HOSTESS - Excel. opport. for ad.
vancement and security to refined
and reliable person: excel. salary
Apply in person. RED LOBSTER
sl1 So. Wash. ST.. Alex, Va. =
Evening star., 1952-07-01
FOOD CHECKER

Top restaurant experience necessary
excellent salary including meals
apply in person weekdays only, 6
to IL am. FAN & BILLS. 11SS
Evening star., 1952-04-02

Popular single-breasted style,
in crease-reSistant rayon CAB
ardine in the newest spring
shades of tan, blue and gray.
Solid colors. Regular sizes "a
to 46. Get ready for spring
and summer in style at this
special low price.