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Evening star., 1952-06-01
By John cIoeett Proctor

One Of the most important Of
the many important events in
the life Of the Washington Light
Infantry was the big fair given
at the old Roller Skating Rink by
this organization in the spring Of
1883. The rink was then a new
structure, and stood on the south
side of New York avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
NV, on the site now occu-
lpied by the Capital Garage.
A fair. on q much smaller scale,
had been given three years before
for the purpose of raising money
to defray the expenses of uni
forming and equipping recruits.
It so greatly exceeded the ex-
|pectations Of the members of the
corps that the larger one after
ward given was decided uron for
the purpose Of securing their own
armory being on q much bigger
scale, the returns were accord
ingly much greater and the sum
realized was devoted to the pur-
chase Of the armory site at the
corner Of Fifteenth and E streets
Girls Were Envied
In those days it was q privi-
lege to belong to this nationally
know military organization and
an equal honor to be invited to
any Of its dances or functions,
which were Of annual occurrence
and sometimes even oftener. As
for the girl whose sweetie was q
member Of the corps, she was, in
deed. the envy of all the other
lgirls who happened not to be SO
fortunately situated.
1t was, therefore, not a difficult
matter. when the fair was being
arranged. for the corps to secure
the assistance of some of the
incest ladies Of whom Washing
ton could boast.
For the purposes of the fair. nc
hall in the city was large enough
and the use Of the skating rink
was the only alternative. BY re.
moving the dressing rooms on the
sides and by laying q floor ovel
the concrete, q clear space Of 7s
by 156 feet was obtained. Added
to this was . building especially
constructed for q supper room or
an adjoining lot.
Marine Band Under Souso
During the evening the full
Marine Band. under the leader.
ship Of John Philip Sousa, q ma.
tive Washingtonian, maintained
its national reputation by playing
what were then the most choice
of musical selections. such as thu
overture, '"The Twilight Hour" (E
Boettger): waltz, Ever or Never
! (WaldteufeD; selection, PA.
thence" Sullivan; polka. "Vales.
ka" (H. Scheuer); duet from
Martha" Flotow); medley
I"Plantation Echoes; waltz
kiss" q. Strauss: schottische
Dancing in the Barn." ane
march, Wolverine" tSousa), thu
last mentioned no doubt one o1
the march kings first march
compositions.
It is interesting to note the diff.
ference in the old and new style
lof popular types Of dancing. Their
1--WE had the waltz, lanciers, quad
|rille. gallop, polka and schottischt
dances which required much
practice to execute gracefully.
Eorly Donce Program
1 Scanning one of the corps
dance programs Of many year.
ago, at which E. H. Neumeyer wa.
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slides made by Miss Hooper dur.
ing her recent trip to Soutl
America.
Color Chairman Kurt Walt.
Schek announced awards made a.
the last color exhibit as follows
8 points, Pink Cascade" by Eu.
gene Thompson. Ill Heather lane
Falls Church; 5 points, "Mothel
Natures Looking Glass" by Laurs
Hawkins, 1914 Irving street NV.
Washington.
The Trips and Travel Club, re.
Gently organized for camera fans
will start its June program toda!
with a trip to the Cotoctin Noun,
tains, near Braddock, Md, wher,
scenic opportunities for amateur
will include a swimming pool
Miss Pauline de Brodes, 1901 Ar
gonne place NV, is secretary.
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Ladies' Oriental Shrine

Mrs. Bertha >Bromwell, past
high priestess Of Su-Zu Court,
was installed in Columbus. Ohio
as grand princess Of the Grand
Council Of the Ladies' Oriental
Shrine of North America.
Su-zu Court will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. in Stansbury Masonic
Temple. On Thursday evening, a
strawberry festival will be given
at the home Of Mrs. Minnie M
Neil for the benefit Of the ways
and means.
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A statue Of Apollo. found In the
ruins OF Carthage, is represented
on one Of q series Of new stamps
OF Tunisia. The values Of the set
range from 10 centimes to 80
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Omar Ali Saifuddin, new sultan
OF Brunei. appears on new stamps
Of that country.
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Comero Club News

The Washington Society OF
CinematOgraphers has elected the
following slate of officers: Har-
Irison F. Houghton, president (re-
elected; Karl Hoffman, first vice
president; v. E. Patterson, second
vice president; Raymond Parker
Isecretary-treasurer: Charlotte A.
Marr, assistant secretary; A. H
Lochner, assistant treasurer, and
T. H. Sarchin, J. D. Sutherland
and Everette A. r. Searl, directors
A camera tour of the Zoo head
lined Memorial Day activities of
the National Photographic Society.
A Zoo official conducted the group
and members had opportunities to
photograph animals inside the
bars.
The United States Department Of
Agriculture Photographic Bound
Table will hold a meeting in room
1864 Of the South Agriculture
Building Friday evening at
O'Clock.
Members Of the Alexandria
Camera Club will meet Tuesday
at 8 pm. at the Alexandria Recre-
alton Center. Cameron and Har-
ward streets.
Miss Grace Hooper, associate
editor of the Camera magazine,
Baltimore, gave an informal lee
ture on tabletop photography
before the OLD DOMINION
CAMERA CLUB last Wednesday
evening. In addition, there
also was a showing Of color
Evening star., 1952-06-01

The Kodak Cine Photoguide /.
a pocket-sized, indexed book o1
handy information about home
movie making in three sections
dealing with continuity, exposure.
and lenses.
In the economy field Of 34-mm
cameras, Eastman Kodak is mar
keting Retinette, equipped with
f:4.5 Schneider lens, speeds up te
1/300th of second, built-in fash
and delayed-action mechanism.
A precision-built holder for en-.
larging filters, with room fol
double filter used in Varigam en-.
larging. is product Of the H. L
Instrument Co. Of San Gabriel
Calf.
The 26th meeting Of the Blu.
Print and Allied Industries last
week at White Sulphur Springs
w. Va. was shown q new type ot
reversal Photographic paper. Tn.
new emulsion reacts to light in 8
reverse manner. the unexposec
portions turning black and tn.
exposed portions reacting to a fog.
ging developer so that a positiv,
image results. It has been testee
in copying railroad and steamship
forms.
Eastman has added two colo
data books to its series. One |,
Color Separation and Masking
and the other, Kodak Dye Trans.
fer Process"
|. Charles H. Percy, president o.
the Bell & Howell Co. Of Chicago
won the 1862 award for desigr
offered by the Society of Motor
Picture Art Directors.
/ Persons wearing glasses shoule
remove them or look to one sid.
when being pictured by fash
lamp. This removes the reflec.
ltion which often obliterates tn,
IeyeS.
| Older cameras sometimes hav,
lens indicators using the figure
"A. 8. is. 80 and 81. These ar,
1.-THE U. S. system. Corresponding
Openings would be 8, II, Is. q
land 80.
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Annual Encampment
Opens on "Wednesday

The annual encampment Of the
District of Columbia Department,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, will
open at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
Department of Commerce audi
torium. There will be business
sessions Thursday and Friday
nights at the Mayflower Hotel.
At the opening session, Albert
j. Novak. chairman, will give the
address Of welcome. An address
will be by Col. william E. Bark
man. Citations will be awarded
by Department Comdr. Martin A,
Bryant. The principal address
will be given by Brig. Gen. Ber-
Inard Robinson, U. s. A.. Engineer
Commissioner Of the District OF
Columbia.
United States Internal Revenue
Post endorsed Department Senior
Vice Commander Albert J. Novak
as a candidate for department
commander.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

The Council of Administration
will meet tomorrow night at the
District Building.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

The annual banquet for the out
going officers Of the department
will be held at $3.50 pm. Tuesday
lat the Casino Royale. Fourteenth
and II streets NV.
The Coolies will meet at GPO
clubhouse. $50 Eighth street Sc.
All members of the VFW and the
Lalies' Auxiliary are invited.
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Photoqruphic Notes

Clingtite Products Of Chicago
retails plastic lettering set which
adhereS to glass or other surfaces
for titling purposes in home movie
making.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

BEST VALUE IN 1LBUMS-M1STrR
GLOBAL Spaces for 90, 900 Stamps. onIy
1900. Inspect. JOHN ARNOSTI-A. s.
ID. Alto I4th st. NV M k1qn
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UyenO's Stamp Shop
1908 Penn. Ave. NV. Tel. ME-. oOIR
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There will be no post meetings
this week.
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The San Francisco Veterans
Memorial Building will be pic
tured on the new scent United
Nations stamp instead Of the San
Francisco Opera House.. as origAs
inally announced. Release date,c
October "a. r
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Representative Michael ]. Mans
field of Montana has introduced a
bill calling upon the Postmaster
General to authorize q stamp in
memory Of Charles Russell 1854
1926, "the cowboy artist"
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COMPLETE STORE FOR PHlLATELIsTS
Washington Stamp Co.
Suits e60-6eo Warner Blds.
18th and e sts. NV. EX. s7p1
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MADISON STAMP SHOP
1885 Eye Street N.w.-Bousht and selA
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Older cameras sometimes have
lens indicators using the figures
4, 8. is. 80 and 81. These are
the U. S. system. Corresponding F
Openings would be 8. II, Is, 20
and 80.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Post ofices with names relating
to mediums Of exchange are list
ed by Myron Rullmann. ST.. as
follows: Cash, Ark. KY. Texas
and Va; Coin, Iowa; Money.
Miss, Dime Box, Texas.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Muriel Agnelli. now writing the
Dorothy Dix column for the Bell
Syndicate, Is O former stamp
publiciSt. -
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Turkey has produced four new
stamps in recognition of the work
OF the Mediterranean Area Sec
ton OF the U. N. Reconstruction
and Social Services Division. The
15-karus. light green, features a
symbol Of food production. A mon
ogram Of the International Bank
for Reconstruction appears on the
20k. light blue. The 30k, azure.
pictures the U. N. Building in New
York, and the COX. orange, a uni
verSity building in Ankara.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Mrs. ELI Meret of the Library
Of Congress Stamp Club was mar
ried to Karl -Emerik Olsoni of Hell
sinki, Finland, in New York on
May "a.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
EorIy Donce Proqrom

Scanning one Of the corps
dance programs Of many year,
ago, at which E. H. Neumeyer wa.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
meet at 2206 Rhode Island avenue,
NE. tomorrow evening at 8.
Visitors welcome.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-09-04

More than 80 years experience in
the maehine shop & ports business.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
HELP WOMEN

SEAMSTRESS-EXperienced In dra-
paid vacation and holidays. Excel
SEAAISTRESS-Exper.. pleasant sur
STATE CLEANERS, 2026 r. I. ave.
sEAMsTREss. colored. steady work.
1902 9TH st. NV. -21
SECRETARY; not over 35. must be
neat and efficient. willing to assist
in other departments; 39-hour week;
vacation, good pay, and other en-
ploye benefits. Call OFFICE MGR,
La. $4,000 --22
SECRETARY - Young, progressive
building materials CO. in ne. d. c.
has opening for girl to work q 5-day
week in aforementioned ofice. Prefer
girl lust out of school who is anxious
to learn. Call MR.. SCHUYLER for
appt. TU. 1000. -25
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER for
law oftce; shorthand speed not
essential; light dictation; slight
knowledge Of figures necess. 5-day
wk:; salary open. 220 Southern
Bldg. 18th and H NV. -23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady to
work in law office. Fairfax. Va,
five days week. Call RICHARD
SON. McCANDLISH & LILLARD,
Crescent 66 or 666 for appoint
ment. --26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., med.
ofc.., dictaphone; 5 days wk. S65
to start. Box lob. Star. -2l
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HELP--W0kAEN

TYPIST with clerical and genera
once ability for. work in small office
salary open and in line with ability
Excellent opportunity for advance
msnt montasns smp9ysS IsTR2G Ssnsss xyss ses NJ M
56l4 Baltimore blvd, Hyattsville
experienced, with som,
knowledge of shorthand, startini
salary $40; 5-day week. paid Vaca
ton. Apply in person, Miss Pearson
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.. I'LL N
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HELP--W0kAEN

STENOGRAPHER, for real estate Of
fice. Be66-&-eHELPS. INC. 14l7
STENOGRAPHER-white, some cieri-
cal work. Many employe benefits,
5-day wk., air-cond. office. Apply
Rm. 219 Mills Bldg, 18th and Pa.
ave. NV. AMERICAN AUTOMO-
BILE ASSOCIATION. -22
STENOGRAPHER. 5-day week with
pleasant working conditions; perm
anent with opportunity to advance;
must be an efficient experienced
business woman not over 30 and
preferably with local references.
Call Mrs. williams, WEINBERG g.
BUSH. 1907 H st. NV, Ma. $500.
STENOGRAPHER, part time ewes.
few hours twice q wk; 81 per hr.
Downtown location. Box 405-G,
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HElP-WoAEN

COUNTERGIRL. white. no expert
ence necessary. o pm. till midnight
Apply DIXIE PIG BARBECUE. MARI
boro pike and Benning I'd. Sc. 10.
S-4333. -21
COUNTERGIRL - White, exper. not
necess.; in one Of Washington's S
finest dowtown cafeterias; regular
hours. no Sun. work; salary, $3.50
to $50 wk. Also meals and uniforms
furn. free; disqualification and va
cation plan. We will be willing to
train the right girl. Applicant
must have nice personality and really
Ike to serve the PUBLIC, For further
info. see MR.. McGARRAGHY, at
511 14th st. NV.
COUNTERGIRL. white, exper. In
counterwork and sandwich. for
Gov. cafeteria: 5-day. 40-hr. wk. !;
no Sunday or holiday work; meals
and uniforms; good working con-
dit1onS and paid vacation Call
OIL. 1850, Ext. 4S6
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GIRLS, white. counter cashier and
grill; 6-eves. wk.; good pay; meals.
paid vacation, busy air-cond. place.
LENK FOOD SHOP. 1899 Columbia
pike; Arlington. tnext door to Navy
GIRL for general office work; typ.
saary esfsnta pad 1acaoas tSh and Sf Sosps fo9a
ization; :. swoPE JEwELRY co.
GIRL, pleasing personatity.-to do re-
ception-secretarial work in real
tunity to learn; 8 to 5. 5 days week.
Call Miss Schoenberg, ST. O450.
FRED EHRLIcH. 101s Vermont ave.
extra money in your
free catalogue. or come in and re-
ceiye free sample JEWEL GRE
ATIoNsii INC; s3s New York ave.
LADY fok TiPNG and clerical
YOUNG LADY. for inventory control
dept, clerical position; excel. OPP
portunity as asst. to buyer; excel.
salary; Apply Mr., DeSsner. KOPY
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work.
exper. not necessary. must be able
to do some typing. See Mr.. DelSig-
more. TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1910
Rhode Island ave. ne. -
GIRL. with car, for customer contact
Sork' Sys Retpssd, APply Mr. Hines 1898 WIS. Wis.
WOMAN Or COUPLE - As house
Thomas Circle. Applicant must do
S6t cleaning cags in lS ors rooms II you dq
n0t care 10 Tork' pieaSe 20 t not
!, room and kitchen apt. Box
WOMAN, NO age limit; general ONCE
work and some tipping; 5-day week:
454. 14o4 New York ave. NV.
WE NEED MANAGERS and sales
ladies in the following Highs Ice
Cream Stores-3207 N. Washington
tdg Syd Sd SdareWRs1fn Wesfo;e5 5eos AK II Wahns
blvd. shopping center; 1859 New
Please can MRS. HESTER. II.
3-124O for details. bet. 8 a.m.-4:3O
pm. Mon. through Fri. only. --23
HOUsEWlvES--Add to family income
TepTesentHtve entT now begin sssa ts bqsi,
TIGRaRsEEF1lec' hi 1e'AisiP SPARE TINE MONEY
-MAKERS-New, exclusive Robinson
Christmas cards; assortments sell
themselves; you make $50 on 100
boxes; other fast sellers; no expert
ence necessary. Write NOW for
samples on approval and FREE i'm
prints. ROBINSON CARDS, Dept.
M-37, Clinton. Mass:
AS much as $50 weekly. No expert
ence needed. sell on sight. Free SAM
Piles. Personal cards that sell low as
80 for $1.25. Samples Of boxes ON
approval. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS.
$50 F st. NV, Suite sos, RE. 4716,
1-5.
AL STENOGRAPHER, with initiative
and aptitude for figures; wonderful
opportunity; congenial associates.
Call MRS. r., NE. 0610 for appt.
-2b
Evening star., 1952-08-21
TELEVISION
AND
RADIO TECHNICIAN

RAO1O 1ECf1N1ClAN
For inside. and outside work. 40.
hour. 5-day week. Many company
benefits. Apply in person. c. J.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
$500 v st ne. (Rear Bladensburg I'd,
Hot Shoppe).
Thinner AND ROOFER, exper. man
can make profitable connection. Ap-
ply HOS K st. NV. or can D1. e557.
TIRE CHANGER. must be expert
good pay. Apply STANDARD TIRE
& BATTERY CO.. 10th and H SITS.
TREE Man: 1 top tree man: must must be
experienced, and have drivers IL
ssane. esais or s5aTs sdvsncem.n at sS M RE 4s yth
TRUCK DRIVER for roofing COM
TRUCK DRIVER exper. XXI ~" in truck tire
changing. $50 per week. minimum.
See Mr. Mccoy, CROKER GENERAL
TIRE CO., 2srd and NJ SITS. NV,
~ sERvICEMAN. must be expert
saeed' sss9 4O-hour week. Call Hu.
~ tsERvrcEMAN, .xper.; full full or
part time: top salary. Apply in
person BLAIR'S TV. 1922 Wis.
ave. NV. bet. 6 and 8 pm. "a
~ SERVICE MAN, experienced with
car. Apply DYNAMIC STORES,
Nv TECHNICiAN; outside: salary
open. SYLVAN RADIO, 2416 Penna
ave. NV, RE. 5045. -25
TYPIST with clerical and general
ONCE ability for work in small
ONCE: salary open and in line with
ability. Excellent opportunity for ad-
Ssancsment; empIoys,s benefits; See
CO. 56l4 Baltimore blvd, Hyatts-
vile, Md -21
UPHOLSTERERs (2). 1st class; top
wages; yr.-round work; good working
eonds. UN. 1545. -21
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l7-35, who are good typistS. Apply
In person and ask for Miss White.
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 G st. NV. --21
WAITREssI6 naI 9;!s ,,,;. pm m to ga z am; ISIS $ls
WAITRESS, white, 5-day week. Aver
HAL's DEIicATEssEN.& ASS" Mass.
wAsffriRREiSss, asfi exper., full and part tas time
saSt' n5s bRo%s SSas ''RS BERbY SP0l' atssE
WAiTREss: wanted for lunch, 1880
gSSr. gqsd tips; iEg NJ Ma. $685.. cY ELLIS
WafTkEssA. WEHfSTTAHaANri attractive. to build Mis up
small restaurant business, Apply
Mr.; Hines. 1928 wis. ave,
WHfTRHss. HsITISes; white; good tips. CASA
MA MA RESTAuRAMT' RI a. AM ocsp ss5 columbia
TAKiTiEHE$s Iii H S XASTED|sSllsse SO SRI ssgtEI.
66eeGAo 6cesn city, H0TEa Nj. Phone -$s S$O'
WAITRESS OR COUNTERGIRL (2),
noon shift; 4S-hr. wk.. S32. RYAN's
GRILL; Lee Hwy. at Glebe I'd. Gall
WAITRESS. white, exper., IL noon to
8 pm. No Sun. or holidays. LITTLE
LINDYS, 734 18th st. NV. -23
MATTRESSES - Good hours and
working cond.; steady employment,
seafood restaurant. References. 1923
F st. s.w.. MA. BOIL. -25
MATTRESSES, white, new opening
restaurant. full or part time. Apply
in person, THE RICE BOWL RES
TAURANT. 7031 Baltimore blvd,
College Park, Md, or call UN. O928.
WAITRESSES-Appl SENATE INN,
5704 Marlboro pike. 10. S-4646.
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CIRCULATION CLERK

Alert woman. S0-3s yrs. Of age,
In our circulation dept. Must have
reasonable typing speed. 8 am. to
4:3O pm. Mon. Apply Person.
pel. Room Cos; open weekdays. $50
o: and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERICAL. general, for Installation
ofice. Must be able to answer
phone and do general filing. Pleas
ant working conditions. permanent
position, 4O-hour 5-day week.
AppE in person. c. j. Boudreau,
SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO., $500 v st,
ne. tRear Bladensburg I'd. Hot
CLERK for. telephone work in Gus
toner service department; salary
to start S45 per week; paid COM
pany group insurance, hospitaliza-
ton. sick leave and vacation. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Lowe. MANHATTAN CO,
1878 Florida ave. NV, or phone
DU. I'LL. for appt. -26
CLERK-Girl for general office work.
knowledge of tipping and adding ma
chine reauired: 40-hE,, 5-day wk
BEE BEEF AND PROVISION CO., ME-.
CLERK, for souvenier and fruit stand;
evening work. Apply UNION STA
TON. Stand No. 8. -22
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR
PIX.

.D.[A.
Permanent position, salary commen-
surate with ability. Apply once
201, 1923 Conn. ave. NV. -22
TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST, 22-4O,
(white). HIS. srad.. aggressive per-
sonality and steady nerves. Capable
of handling people and situations.
knowledge of city preferred. Imme-
diate opening; 5 days 1915. 35-hour
week; $50. A-ONE RENTAL &
S51EALIY 51i CO.. 524 Bond Bldg. Ma
TYPIST with ability to use adding
machine, to train for Remington
Rand bookkeeping machine; 5-day
week; permanent position. Apply
End floor. 1922 Eye st. NV. -21
TYPIST, for credit clothing store.
IDEAL CO.. 1012 9TH st. NV.
TYPIST, exper.. under 80. less than
40-hr.. 5-day wk.; modern air-cond.
bldg; good salary to start with op-
portunity for advancement. Call
ME. 0160. -21
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SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

Alert, pleasant young lady, some typ
ing; excel. hrs; hospital benefits;
5-day wk. Apply in person Mrs.
Price, A. H. BAKER & CO., $50
Woodward Bldg. -26
TEACHER. primary and elementary
departments. Established private
school in nearby Virginia. Excel.
oppor. for qualified and exper.
TEACHERs. isa Tai aualified, @ ATyD White. Protes-
tant. under 35. some knowledge OF
music: one, 1st and 2nd grades. l
kindergarten. full day. CO. 2336
day. M @7gS gS,ts eyes b.g,nn,rs sant
2. primary dept. established private
schoo! in nearby Va. Excellent op-
portunity. Call GIL. 1900. am.
to 3 pm. weekdays. "a
TEACHER, 2nd grade and kinder
garten; pvt day school in Metro
politan area Give age and educa-
tional background. Box 252-G, Star.
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TELEPHONE
AND
CLERICAL

Positions open 70 women, 17-35, who
are high school graduates. Apply
in person and ask for Miss White.
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 G st. NV. -21
progressiye financial institution de-
sires the services of young woman
to serve as telephone interviewer
and. general clerical position. The
work is interesting and has many
benefits. See Mr.. Nuver, LENDERS,
INC, 2028 N. Moore ST., Rosslyn,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, exper.. for
de luxe apt. bldg. THE WOODNER.
1886 18th st. n.w., HU. 4400. chief
operator. -22
Evening star., 1952-08-21

CHARWOMAN-Good working condi.
tions; good salary, 5la-day week
KAYWosoDE GARDENs' ARD Nsst a5eb IS' unsnuS unppii
st., downstairs. Mr.. Degen. Mt
CHECKER AND MARKER, for retail
and wholesale dry cleaning plant;
experienced; good salary and good
working conditions. WA. 6464.
fountain in drugstore; full time
excellent hours. WASHINGTON
CIRCLE DRUG. 2430 Pa. ave. NV
Evening star., 1952-08-21

STORM WINDOW INsTALLERS. ex
perience not necessary. Guaranteed
salary. Only responsible and sober
men acceptable. Apply l044l Metro.
politan ave, Kensington. Md. -21
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, colored
See MANAGER. 300 Conn. ave.
TABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR,
1BM exper.. perm. position. 5-day
40-hr. wk., pleasant working condi-
tions; lib. discount on purchases.
1ns. and disqualification plan, Re-
tiEsmsnt plan; Apply PEOPLES
rABuLAT1NG III e. MACHINE OPERATORS,
- IBM equipment. Young man draft
exempt. between ages 21-35, capable
Of becoming supervisor Of unit
Lengthy and varied experience not
required. but basic wiring knowledge
essential. Excellent opportunity for
advancement. Salary depending on
qualifications. Apply Room 800,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
S16 14th st. NV. 81
TELLER wanted. Expansion requires
additional teller for insured saw
ingS and loan association in Silver
Spring. Call JU. S-3131 or apply
S40O Georgia avenue. -2l
-FEhKKISION TECHNICIAN WANTED
to manage television service de-
partment in Lynchburg, Va. Write
P. o. Box 1918, Lynchbure, Va Civ
ing age, complete television expert
ence and minimum salary accept
able. 1nclose snapshot If available.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
TYPIST
TTYPIST

White. in collection department OF
interesting position; pleasant office
surroundings. good hours, company
benefits and periodic salary increases
Phone MR.. WILLIAMSON, ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-08-21
SECRETARY
TOP SALARY

Type so w.p.m.. shorthand. 100
pay commensurate with experience;
under 30 yrs; 5-day week, liberal
employe benefits. Apply Box 19O-G,
Star 90
Evening star., 1952-08-21
uELp WOMEN tcons. }

CASHIER, for mems furnishing store;
permanent position; excellent op-
portunity. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 942 F st. NV. ---22
Evening star., 1952-08-21

RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIST. permanent
position. hours IL to 8. See Mr.
Farren. KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 G
St NV. 30
SALESCLERK - Young lady, 25 to
35, for Jewelry store. Apply SHAH
81 SHAH, 9ol F st. NV. --22