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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

Paul II. Fields ID building up
quite a following az a disc
jockey on wJLB il one can
judge from the fan mail he ia
receiving. Paul il a member Of
the County Board Of Supervis.
ors and the uncle of Harry
Fields. the Chicago man. a bout
town.
Leroy G.. White is dong his
disc jockey shows via sound car
while he campaigns for Wavne
County Auditor on the Dem tie.
ket.
The Hon. Andrew F. Fruehsuf
Tribune publisher. John Knipht
the Free Press publisher and
Prophet Jones are smiling over
seeing their predictions come
true on the selection Of Ike for
Republican nominee.
Robert Jeffries of New York
well-known club man. returned
10 his nome town tuesday via
American after full week Of
entertainment by his old bovhood
friend. Dr. James F Jonc, -
Arden Park
DR. James Lotion. pasto 81 the
Church of Our Prayer has been
working on big summer meet
ing His church may be too mall
TO hold the folks and il mieh, b.
Olympia or Briggs Stadium
There is some big news about
to break in the direction Of
young DR.. ALI Thomas. Jr. II
will gain him nation wide pub.
licify.
Frederick f. Byrd. the youthful
assistant corporation counsel IS
entertaining his cousin Claude
Buddy Young, this week This
is the Yankee stars last fling
before he goes to training camp.
Buddy has a younger brother
getting ready TO enter big league
baseball
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
Straight Ahead
tC0niinusd From paa. g,

he District Of Columb..
n' sdqnarters Then. each car
date mas ms headquarters. IS
numerous other committees
lobby groups
WIN such a bitter n.ai
marked the early DAYS OF the
Nen'ion and the fierce heh,
delegates, there vas poten,
big story in any OF these plac~
Ihe maJor newspapers and v
services simply sent enono
people here to cover Tho b.
nent Of the Conrad Hilton IIot
locale u the Convention lie,
quarters Of the National Con.
mi''eo and the major candidsi
vas converted into cammua
oatona center from nh n mt'
ions 81 words were fled d.
ev literally hund,ed, ~ ono
crs
Tying 20 get through vs..
Dy Of the Conrad Hilton Hot
gas Ike irving 10 work 5ou ~
through toe Mdnas when y
3ooehec Koochee girls were h..
ne q pitch The Hotel IS 4 b
iertsee'on building with go
oon's ani Z 900 oon and 3
bsths All its other sppop
",n'> Ne PROPORTION lily la
yet tnc aps iUt too much
ioi ne pace and iN li,o
One reporter Interviewed Ser
aior Duff over a can of gar
hage near a service elevate,
Hundreds Of delegates used tho
service elevator when they
discovered they could get fast
er service A few Of the harder
ones tried the steps. but this
was too rigorous.
Ii spite Of al the excitement
downtown. the residents Of the
south SIDE ~emctimcS known a
fho BLACK Belt appeared uncon
,oinei Except 70, the profession
j. politicians. the Negro Sectionl
eomed totally Obvious TO wha
Nas happening The voters GU
deere just DID not seem TO care
As . matter Of fact. most of their
would cxclaim What Conven
4 NJ" when the subject wa
brought up
Ii would be interesting to note
however. that Negroes were here
IN large numbers and participated
5ctivelv in the selection Of the
They have a right tc
expect him 10 serve their best in.
tcpest in event he should become
p esident Of the United States.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

interesting. especially with Pres
ident Truman out Of the running
and the race practically wide
open.
According 10 what they're
saying in Detroit. the big labor
unions are likely TO unite on
Averiu Hartman with Sen.
Kefauver Of Tennessee next in
line. They're asking. however.
What will the Dems platform
on Civil Rights look like. Will
il approximate that of the
COP. in that it'll carry weaker
planks? Or will they put forth
one stronger than that of 1892"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

The ex-generals first venture
into politics. SO far has been
eredifable. insofar as the ma
jorify Of Americans are con-
cerned. His expressed intentions
apparently mean the best for
all Americans.
What the battle plan between
now and November will divulge
is hardly known, certainly not
at this time. when the opposition
is not known. However whom
ever the Democratic nominee
should be, il matters not or should
not TO most Republicans.
FOR THEIR FIGHT is cut-out
for them. from start 10 finish.
Twenty years absence from the
White House should weld the
warning factions of the COP into
one formidable group-for once.
especially with such an illustrous
leader, directing the crusade
What they're saying in Michi-
gan, The Republicans have prac-
tically ignored the Negro vote
for the past 20 years and should
invite more Negroes TO partici-
pate in the coming election; il
could mean the difference in de-
feat or victory for the national
ticket despite the fact that Michi
gan went COP in 1913
Also they're saying the COP
apparently intends TO go all
out for the Southern states.
noticing weaker" Civil Rights
platform and the announced
intention of greater support of
States Fighters. COP vice pres
idential nominee. Richard Nix
on sounded fears that many
COP supporters also coveted.
If quietly: The planks on Labor
and Civil Rights are weak.
Then the Democrats have not
written theirs as yet, and may
take opportunity TO alter their
platform, especially since the evil
dent weakness Of the Republicans
has not drawn too much crltl-
cism from those who have fought
hardest for il down through the
past few years.
BEGINNING MONDAY. JULY
81. the nation will have oppor-
tunity to check the workings OF
the Democratic party. also slated
TO be held in the internationa
amphitheatre.
II the COP Convention was q
spectacle. then the Denis, with
probably as many state delega'
tons slated to be contested as
the Republicans. with far more
candidates seeking the nomina'
ton. il sure 70 prove more thar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

.uentfO1 az - 4, .
'0nv EN- Of the advance guard n
nsu a. srsi Presidential hopefu'
Inc ,, i and start talking IN
q. ss1' Of c Georgia, H. said h.
nus Eu,''e confident he will get an
''ss s's to debate the Is.
opp'' - the day with IKE fh's
SUE Tn. Chicago boys answer
:. ..A This is NAY. NAY.
hartman of New York looks
!, the favorite SINCE ne has
In al out for he Civil Rights
L,ooram. This issue = very I'M
op.an, to us. Negroes all over
+ hs country will be watching the
tI ~ for a strona Democratic
INK since the Republicans not
sbIy omitted al the teeth de-
handed BY civil rights groups.
They did promise Federal ac-
|t;oo 10 end segregation in the
|District Of Columbia We felt all
|aIong that President Truman
|rould havev done something to
'stoo i'm crow in the Nations
|Captol Il he VS. sincere in his
|ststemen's on trd * racial in
justices
Harold c. Burton Of New York
City. q Negro delegate. told the
Republican convention that All
Negro delegates had been can
vassed and the Republican civil
rights plank was satisfactory
10 them" This removed the
last possibility OF a fight on the
platform and il wss adopted by
exclamation and without debate.
POLITICS
John L Cow md D.. Sam
ueI 3 Milton the Coroner. and
Hobart Taylor chef OF the Civil
Division Of Prosecutor O'Brien's
,ffice are cary ne me banner for
AverlI Hartman.
Frank r. Owens and Walter
Harden, forme' labor leader, are
naster-minding he campaign OF
)r 0SSian Haven Sweet for Con-
'reSS in the : rst District DR..
'weet IS Democrat.
PEOPLE Saw Kermit Mead.
inc study man for the JAW
10 taking the plane 10 Chicago
d a conference 81 International
Harvester He slated for a trip
, Europe this fan
Saw Publisher Joan Seienstack
the Chlcaeo 2, fender while
Chicago Hes . Demo big wig
M serves on the Virgin Islands
ommlSSion John asked about
'e chances Of Landon Knight.
epuollcan candidate for Con
'es> IN the 18Th Lanny is put
ns on a real campaign.
e'ess'e Bill Brooks viii speak
u Fred VI Alcer Jr az q
'ec1l Idle Vile confab this
onth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
III linz So!

THEY ALL RETURN -
Generals Eisenhower. MacAr-
thur 10 America; and Big
Luke Easter TO the Cleveland
Indians All made their debuts
in New York,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
Have fun but let others enjoy the heath, too"
What They're Saying
BY Luther Webb

The light finally flicker ed Dwight Eisenhower.
promises political designed lift graft
petty politics promote general
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19
'UIy Bokyin's Digest

nVention 10 history ana our attention
The KEEP eo where plans for the National Democratic
Suned towao When left Chicago Sunday
Convention a. srsnee guard had already taken
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-07-19

'hs District Of Colunb..
nc Sdqnarteis Then. each car.
ua'e mas ms headquarters. as
numerous other committees
lobby groups
Evening star., 1952-09-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

HOUSEKEEPER, woman. white, mid
die aged desires position in or near.
by Va. pref GIL. 6225. o.
COLORED GIRL, neat. wants part.
time day work. or care for Ill, el.
derly person; latter preferred. no
YoUNG COLoRED GIRL desires day.
work or saleslady. Call AID. 6155
COL. LADY desires daywork or steady
g:h:w:;. live out. Ii. 3-060S.
y S:,s soSrsS S.ef desires 1sf dsSs PSon. wGI
COLoRED LADY wishes days work;
g.h.w.; city ref. LU. l-623s. 1Os
GIRL, colored. desires work for
days; child care or g.h.w. Ii.
coISRED cSSRfE: GIRL desires domestic or
restsurant work. exper.. ref. TX.
G.HW.. colored; young lady desires
days work or part time. Ii. 6-2091.
WOMAN wants work Of any kind:
nurses training. 10. 2-7049.
HOUSECLEANING thoroughly done
by colored man and woman. We do
everything. Refs. ST. 0931.
GIRL, exper, wants days work,
Non, Tues. Wed. Sat. Good refs.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work.
Monday and Thursday. Cali after
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
flf Cleaning 1hosss and laundry. Experienced.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work
or g.h.w. RE. S507.
GIRL, colored. desires days work,
gen. house work. child care. Call
LU. o-6525 mornings and evenings .
COLORED WOMAN wants two days
COLORED GIRL wants days work.
II, 6-3293, Wed. Thurs. Fri.
GIRL, colored.. wishes Job as kitchen
helper or dishwasher (nights). ME.
col. LADY desires daywork or steady
gh.w.; Mve-out. Ii. 3-06OS. 1Os
YOUNG LADY, colored. wishes q
night Job cleaning ONCE or taking
care Of children. GE 1886.
GIRL desires child care. light house
G:H.W.. plain cooking. 5-day wk.
Thoroughly exper.. references. HU.
ExPER. COL. GIRL wants live-in Job
$40 wk. AD. e772.
GIRL wants E.h.w.. or taking care
Of employers children. Honest.
pleasant. reliable Refs. 60. 7400.
oasss' osos r:i:. ssy"es6s S6 & sssP. P.F'-'i' JOB
Evening star., 1952-09-09
HELP-WoMEN

WOMAN for boarding house, colored;
live in. Call Ii. 3-794S alter 8
WOMEN. white; markers; others
under 4S to be trained for positions
in INSTITUTE CLEANING PLANT.
S02l Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
YoGNSGs oGjS shi HADY Ss5o' 20 teach ba,lroom danc-
ing. Age. 21-29. Single; fun or part
time; exper. unnecessary, complete
training given free; good salary. va
cation with pay. Apply in person
VICTOR STUDIOS, 1730 Conn. ave
EXPERIENCED key punch operator:
salary; many company benefits.
Call ST. sOss. MR.. M. L. sCHIR-
GIRL. over rs. Must be neat and
attractive. 4 ewes. Tues. thru Fri,
6.1G pm. For information. call DU.
HANDICAPPED GIRLS and women
may find Jobs at Goodwill Indus
tries sewing. laundry, sorting. press
Ing. etc: Apply 1918 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, (21st and M be-
LIGaT IGffF 9 rsVfsTIGAT1oN M II sl1ni work. lS
With national organization Woman
21 to- 40. free to travel; salary and
expenses: no exper. nee; apply
$50 Warner Bldg III
PART TiMENGirl. white. 25 to . IS
years Of age. 5 It. 4 or over; exer-
else. leadership and health club
work; short training course free;
good health and trim figure essen
tial; ideal hours for housewives.
Apply BILL HUTZELL'S PHYSICAL
FITNESS CLUB. 1719 K st. NV.
CAsH-sen Xmas cards
As much as $50 weekly. No expert
Piles; Personal cards that sell low as
90 for $1.25; Samples Of boxes on
approval. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS,
$50 P st. NV. Suite 500. RE. 4716.
Open Thurs. ewes.
The big earning season
for AVON representatives is herei
No obligation to INQUIRE for opening
9sa5fst yoG G1keast Re easS' tim. evening"
work in restaurant kitchen; good
wages and / meal. ,carfare: suit.
eve hours arranged for college
student or girl otherwise employed.
CHEVY CHASE INN, 551O Conn.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)

COL0RED GIRL-Must live in; ref
erences required; small adult fam
lily; permanent work. EN-. 3525
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, over 80;
shd SSS vsB RsDsd sS ri sa5s Tor city
co6K@colored; &C; ei exper.: live in or
ond onei Fefs, MI Teai 54eP. Phone between i1 q
help with children; plain cooking
GOOD JOB''-Colored girl. to live
in; help with children and house
duties; modern home near Georgia
aEe;s aoes isnvs Silver Spring gse. Phone NA;
CIV sg 'fneT psTt time, TIM 7iG0to e a. fond Ol
children. References. Wo. s3lS;,
G.H.W.. cooking. live in; 51s days. no
sundays; 2 scnool-aged girls: exper.
only; local refs; good salary. OIL.
COOK-G.h.w. exper:; live in: 51a
Refs. required. RA. 47Sl. Ill
hOuSEkEEPER - G.h.w;; live In;
meals for person and cat; $25
wk, 1902 Carlton ave. ne. DU.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: live-in: sunny
upstairs room with bath. 51z-day
week. NO SUNDAYS; other help en-
ployed for laundry and heavy clean
Ing must be fond Of children .a% and
This. position for about 2 mos. while
regular maid is away. Telephone GE.
2956; l704 Kalmia I'd. NV. I'll
FURN. BSMT. APT; for colored cou-
pie. no no children; In exchange for
paarWttime aSasfTerk yen SA Sesut 42Sa Sdm.
pvt. rm. and bath; 5-day wk.. every
Thurs. and Sun. Of; all-elec. ap-
planes: children. ages IL and g.:
$32: Fails Church. Va. JE. 3-7708.
HOuSEKEEPER, white; live in; 2
64 snd5sn eSden Susnfss dny Esssn sSan ref s00kInE
WOMAN, r.h.w.; fond Of children;
Chevy Chase. Md. Cali oil. siS4
in: Vicinity Dupont circle; days;
sa9 DZt HNp 5% co6k bft- AR tRroasS 4sSe din.
ner; 5h days; stay 2 ewes; must
fSnd sIl sSsa q children; $50 and carfare'
G.H.W.; colored; live in: no cooking;
fond Of children; refs. Wo. 57Ss.
COOK. G.H.w., fond Of children; noon
S2s to start; ref. 44o1 Davenport
NURSE MAID, live in; to help care
for 2 children, do LII. W.. plain cook
ing. other help employed; $35. Ref
erences. KE. 7-00S0 after 8 am.
GEN. HOUsEwoRK, live in: exper.,
fond Of children. 5h-day, no Suns,
AZ cooking. Recent refs. S2s yk.
G.H.wC.@ddiirl; live in. some cooking.
iight ngght laundry; nearby Arl. SH.
sRiLIED Ri1i; DOMESTIC workers with
references. $40 to $40 per wk.
liys in or out o Apply HOUSE
CoGPLE. houseman and cook; man,
n. MI ). { Cali XII. $3.50. -c % ''
G.H.W., care Of 2 children; live In. or
through dinner; references neces-
sary. OR. 1890. -
GIRL or woman. .g.h:w.. laund.. sim
pie cooking. for family Of 2 adults. l
school child; brand-new house with
all mod. conv.; pvt. room and bath;
must live in, like children, be willing
worker, have health card, exp, re-
cent refs. from D. c.; for 6h-day
week. $40 OR. 039S.. .
COOK-G.H.W., white: live in; first
floor room and private bath; In
family: $50 week: HO. 1881: p
COLORED SETTLED MIDDLE AGED
for child. Automatic laundry: $25
wk.: live in. Refs. required. Cali
ConoRGb &c Red WOMAN. settled, expert
enced with babies, live in with
colored family. Call DU. s197. 3
Evening star., 1952-09-09
HElP-WoAEN

sALESLADY, tewelry store. excel.
lent opportunity. permanent posi-
tion experienced; very good salary;
top working conditions. Box 342-J,
sALSEsLADY National concern has
coffee route for q saleslady. We
salary and commission after train.
pae q aady @.knss kmst own ns dehysiss'
NIT. Must be able to furnish small
cash bond: Car furnished and ex-
pensss paid; Call CO: $500 for appt,
Saturday Saturdays; for for fine Con Conn ave. lsdies,
-o'DONNELL CO.. 3407 Conn. ave
sAIEsLADY wANTED-Exper.. perm
In fine speciality store. China, glass
customed to fine-type clientele.
BERTRAM sHRIER. LTD, 1l45
sAGIsLADiEs. I1si Ali exp. eh,ldr.n.s Vs wear:
$40 and comm. Apply SHIRLING.
TON SHOPPING CENTER. Arlington.
sALESLADIEs. millinery and ready
to-wear; exper. only apply. Steady
per wk. Apply 1918 Conn. sss. NV.
sALEsLADIEs. bright. alert, young
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary; 6-day wk.; excel. working
conds.; In air-cond. store. Appiy
manager. MILL END SHOP, 403i
2Sth st. South, Shirlinston shopping
8 center' Arlington. Va. lis
SALESLADlEs. Al Les adj for fine women's ap-
pecent pssel shop IN SHtnssda;
snee. sns &C GLAIsG sIsG DRATcH. 72l5 wis.
sALEsIADfEs, exp. ehildr.n,. we wear;
$40 and comm. Apply ESTHER
SHOP. Silver Spring shopping cen.
sxLEsLADY for stationery 1U depsrt-
sons Sss'iz:Ai izSi r wMi ss. nv. sAlAANT9NE Ma
SAIESLADIES, exp. chiIdren's wear;
sHop saS ana 1aos comm; q a. Apply ESTHER
sportswear and aieeo lingerie: $40 iSH.sS Week,
plus commission. for 40-hr. week.
Apply to WALKERS. 1641 18th st.
NV, AID. 1910. 3
SALESLADY, ready-to-wear; good op-
portunity; excellent salary; pleasant
surroundings; permanent position.
other benefits. Apply 1877 9TH st.
sALEsLADY. exper., for drugstore
work; 5 days. no ewes. or SUM-; ex-
cellent surroundings and good pay;
refs. Call 6H. 5149. MONTGOM-
ERY HILLS PHARMACY. 3
SALESLADY, selling costume jewelry
and gifts; excellent salary; pleasant
surroundings. TREASURE TROVE.
sAIEsLApY. iIs a y, no; for .urn,tur. -to store,
1920 Bladensburg rd. me-: live in
vicinity; hours, 8 to 8; good salary,
plus commission; vacation. sick
leave. tnsur. benefits. Apply 1913
You st. NV. between 10 and IL I'm.
Evening star., 1952-09-09

CHAMBERMAID - Woman. colored
desire desires lob In hotel Or rOO%in'
references. LO. 3-7473.
COL. GIRL desires child care, g.hw
for empl; parents: $25 wk.; carfare
LU. 4-0S19.
G.H.W. or cooking, exper. Go home
or stay nights. Refs. AID. 1912; Az
o st. NV.
COLORED GIRL desires Job 5 or 5Is-
days q week, full or part time OF
days work. No cooking, refs. DU
1894.
COLORED GIRL wishes work 5 days
q wk. G.H.W. and child care. Exper
and refs. ME. 6344.
GIRL, colored, wants day work. Reli-
able. exper.. good refs. ME. 6344
GIRL, colored, desires work clean
ing offces, rooming house or apt
Exper. LU. 4-4292.
Evening star., 1952-09-09
FARM MANAGER
SITUATIONS WOMEN

NURSE E-GOVERNESS, exper.; wishes
CHILD CARE@Young Couple will
take care of two. children in ex-
change for rent Of rooms: call RA
WOMAN. colored- wishes Job as
chaEwoman; nights. nights eSps5iaenced ssaI
r. n. RECKPTIoNIsT. Doctors ONCE
attractive, high calibre. highly ex-
RsrieRcea sessa4 in meeting the pTSlic ~.
col, CAFETERIA, COUNTER, kit
work; exper. in bakery as saleslady
COMPANION OR GOVERNESS; de.
%oheesss IN gaTsoss sO1 s iofsnss Star
COL. GIRL, home economics col: grad
wants full-time work; pref. cafeteria
rest. sewing, dressmaking or wait
ress work; Phone HO;;, 3433:
fsaDs sm 7a lfsae lea5 spvfSpes Eye st. e1s e1RiE re
h8a1: ewes. IA. 449e. 3
-TYPIST, experienced. desires
part-time work in Bethesda, 81.
Mon. through Fri. Box 3S9-E, Star.
sECY. -sTENo.; diversified exper.;
efacient; afternoons; perm. or temp;
% IL. SVH1s xbul. o.
NURSE, hosp. tr., unincumbered;
typist. desires gen. nursing, or Or.
office. Salary open. Greenbelt 6432.
BOOKKEEPER. full charge. diversi-
ned experience: desires work . al
DENTAL ASST, exper. young girl
four yrs training in general practice
and surgery. Call Sundays 1-6 pm.
weekdays after 2 pm. King s-5911
COMPANION NURSE Housekeeper;
widow of well known Washington
professional man would appreciate 9
personal interview. Call OIL. 120:
before IL or after 6.
SECRETARIAL. research and dupli-
eating services. Any day. Any hour
Accurate work. Reasonable rates
Elk. 6196. EN-. 1905.
COLORED WOMAN will care fol
mothers children at my home BY
ryyPAR,ENlrS yfskRi SH; S34Syi 4TSyiprsr desire. wor,
at home: reliable and do first-class
york. Call AP.. 1852. p
ONCE help for short or long assign
ments. Call Miss Roscoe, ST. 1871
p
Evening star., 1952-09-09
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
PARKING LOTS. ST. 1000

BRICK T 8 WoRRS-lf its brick work,
BRICK WORK, chimneys, walls, steps,
walks; new or repairing; 1st-class
workmanship. Call ewes. NO. 1918.
BRICK W0RK-small or large Jobs.
porch additions. rooms garages, re-
tanning walls-expert fireplace and
chimney work---outdoor fireplaces
900 designs to choose from). cement
driveways and steps; Good work and
RICHARDSON, GE. 4sSs. % IS
BRICK WORK-We specialize In
small brick Jobs. Guaranteed sat-
isf9ction by expert mechanic. Gall
BRICK work IN GENERA1-Pire-
places. porches, retaining walls. con-
crete work; class A Jobs. RINALDI
BUII6iNG- -REMobELING - Roofs.
walks. drives, painting. decorating.
FaH EaatsFDTRsEfns RSEb SsffTEss RSGnsepts eo
cARPENTERE II REPAiRs PAIRS Of aA All GTdn; Kinds:
small Jobs attended to; white me-
CARPENTER, employed, wants odd
ksss }SSs EYES yENRs sns saff f. q 4s7s g. or 0S
CARPENTRY--Small Jobs; roof and
side-wall shingles; painting: free
estimates. AID. 9312. IL
CARPENTRY = attics, porches, rec.
rms, partitions, shelving, closets.
steps. Any kind Of carpentry work
Guaranteed. JE. 3-9190 any time.
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs, re-
modelling, old and new work. MR..
SMITH, ia. 7-6527 any time. %
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 1888 any day
Evening star., 1952-09-09
HElP-WOhAEN

STENOGRAPHER for small patent
ypst css ssarg @aSs 5 ef to fssS $685.
ing on experience and ability. Du-
pont Circle area. Call DU. S323.-g
and relief, on PBX
board; 5-day wk.; pleasant work.
ing conds.; old estab. Arm; excel
600 for 1f appointment. @ SoSAh1. Ls ~
familiar with die
taphone. 40-hr. week, paid holidays
Call La, 6-4S00. MIR. .BYGOTT. --9
STENOGkAPHERS,t typists; immediate
openings for experienced workers;
temporary. full or part time. RE
STENOGRAPHER WANTED, for Der.
manent position In radio dept. oi
National Catholic organization; B.
day week, pleasant working cond
RE. 1858 Ext. 400. %
Evening star., 1952-09-09
SECRETARY

We are desirous Of obtaining The
services Of . capable young woman
20-35 yrs. Of age. who is neat In
appearance. courteous and has. 9
pleasing personality: reasonable but
accurate shorthand and tipping are
essential: this position is in q
private ONCE and involves matters
Of confidential nature. Hours
$3.50, Mon. Fri. Many company
advantages In addition to salary
which will be commensurate with
details regarding educational back.
ground, work experience, personal
data and salary expected. Box 4S4-
Evening star., 1952-09-09

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MATTRESSES remade. So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st. n.w''
PAiNT1ISSG. interior. exterior: KEN:
toning; 80 Yrs; exp; days. ~
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer.
sis yas and MIS- EssfsRs5f n2WRENc M 81
PAINTING. interior and exterior
free estimates. Can 4. boMINfcK
PAINTING AIN ISS'' SPECIALISTS any aver.
age rm.: free tL1aa estimate; immesdtss1e sass
rxINffNGfntsTier sxsfS'ff sG and exterior
Finest workmanship. UN. 144s OF
PAfNTiNG Al; 1SSso0: @ Interior and exterior.
msdiate gysa service. MR.. BuNGR,, ST
r PSfNTING.. sfSH fseHissi psper hanging; santa,
hung; tirst-class work. Lo. 4-0s10
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
mste, mag; reSsSnsDle WSpH prisssss ssss free s:ti
ra''sS sss %ss.ss 5st''iE sas s''' jS isSS7
PAINTING. D% Paperins, plasterins, neat.
clean work; low prices; 80 yrs;;
eAperleuCe. CAH IA. 1853. -lU
PAINTING-Interior exterior: roof
coating; caulking; gen. repairs; free
estimates. Call TU. 1927. -15
PAINTING, papering, interior. ex-
terror; for reasonable estimates, call
SH. 4771. TO. 4731. lis
PAINTING, special roof fixing. stop
that leak. Gen. repairs. Call pm.
to am, HU. 4429.
PAINTING, interior and exterior: ] st
class work: free estimates. THOMP-
PSfNTifNG AM SS y1Sf''Pi AND PAPER HANGING,
carpentry repairs, floor and wall
tile. Terms; excel. work. GE. SSol.
PAINTING AND DEcoRATING-Wall
washing and paper cleaning: reason
able. Call r.. SMITH, Ii. 3-423S.
PAPER HANGING, lowest prices; do
own. work; guaranteed: some fast
Washable paper; GE; O024
Save money. Call AK. 203l any
time for free estimate. -13
PAPERNG-For neat. clean, guar:
Mr.. GoRDoN, GE. S77O.
PAPER HANGING. priced right. done
right; interior painting; free esti.
mates. MILLER, ST.. 70e2. -
PAPER HANGING. SO per room up;
1852 Sunfast washable paper. work
guaranteed. 0E. 1898 or 0k e4e1.