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Evening star., 1952-09-04
HElP--WoMEN
CI.ERK-TYPIST

REAL ESTATE OFFICE in Chevy
Chase; 5-day week; opportunity to
learn business; $45 a week. Call
OR. $500. %
Evening star., 1952-09-04

TYPIST- T-BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
for architects ONCE; hours. / to
$50, Monday through Friday. Call
TYPisT-CLERK for motion picture
concern. $50 per wk. to start; s.
day, 40-hr. wk. Liberal annual and
sick leave privileges. Must type 55
words per minute. Apply RIM. 400
Tower Bldg, 14th and K sts. NV.
TYPIST-RECEPTIONIST, general Of
fee duties: 6-day week; Apply
FREED'S OPTICAL OFFICE. TT
UNIT SSGoN;TMRoL CLERK Previous
exper. not necessary but must have
ability to handle figures accurately.
40-hour. 5-day wk. No Saturday
work. Permanent position to one
interested. Apply personnel ONCE,
SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.. $500 V
st. me-. rear Bladensburg I'd. Hot
WAITRESS, white. over 81. expert
enced. SAND BAR RESTAURANT.
1123 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. part time. for
I1:30 to 2:30 lunch. Call at BETTER
LUNCHEONETTE, 231 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

SALESWOMAN for sales in fixture
house as assistant to buyer. Apply
BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO,
SO51 18th ST.. Sill. Spg., Md. -
SEAMSTREsS. experienced, for per-
manent position. GALLAGHER 8
LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING. I4OI
L st. Sc. Ii. 3-424O. a
exper. IN making slip
covers and draperies, pleasant work
ing cond. and good pay. 1104 81 st
NV. -
AND PRESSER-Part
time. sportswear shop. Parkington-
Arl. Va. Exc. salary. CASUAL COR
NER IA S-oOSO x
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CLERKS
CLERKS

Alert girls: 1919 yrs. Of age, to d.
day. 40-hr. wk.; must be able &
handle routine assignments. Posi-
tions available in our accounting
and circulation departments. Brini
birth certificate If under lS. AID
ply Personnel, Room sos. Oper
weekdays. S:30-5. and Sat-. g. |
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
nm po-oerI,.~s. A.. NJ Wy
Evening star., 1952-09-04

TrYPIST

II you are an exper. typist and re.
side in Georgetown area, this nat
org. has q good position open fol
you. 5-day wk.. good starting salary
excel. opportunity to advance, free
Decentralization, ins., paid vacations
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DRUG CLERK

DRUG CLERK
Exper. desired but not essential
Hours, 8 am. to 4 pm; no Sundays
Excellent working conditions: meal.
furnished: good salary. Apply Room
2O5, Washington National Airport
DOCTORS OFFICE ASSISTANT
wanted; some nursing or laborator,
training desirable. Box 147-D. Star
Evening star., 1952-09-04
HELP MEN tcont.I

washington, d. G..
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1852
, 1952-04-07

pending upon what kind of shape
he chose to be in, he had a splitting
fast ball, curves and savvy.
Sometimes though he appeared
not to be using any of his vast
stuff when Interested off on him
as though they owned him out
right. At other times he was well
nigh unbeatable.
There never was any doubt in
his own mind, as to what kind of
pitcher he was. Great was the
word for it and he had a way of
coming back witha change of seem
cry.
Bushy browed and broad-should-
err, he had the appearance of a
tough athlete, which he was with a
flair for show-boating and pranks.
He occasionally got himself in
to jams-once in a notable one
with Leo Durocher when they were
at Brooklyn-and he would move
on again to new if not greener
pastures.
, 1952-04-07

one!
tsIs there a swimming pool? I
asked.
"Not yet," the pretty girl in
the blue jeans said apologetical-
ly.
Eventually, they helped us tothe
car, guiding our infirm steps, and
co~urteousy asking us to return il
ever we passed that way again.
at wasn't the grandeur thatkill-
ed me-" | said as we drove away.
"It was the look of incredulity on
the face Of that red-head when |
asked if Students still picnicked at
Lovers Leap"
"It was tactless of her to ask
how you know about the place."
Catherine conceded.
"Once in 1916 in Buenos Aires,
a man pinched me on the bus" I
said wistfully.
cts as nice a place as any,"
said Catherine. We drove the rest
of the way home in silence.
, 1952-04-07

america
Reg. u 8. Pat. OFF.
By INEZ ROBB
Distributed by international
News Service

COLUMBIA, Mo, April 7 (IN-
S)- Criminals and old grads
should never return to the scenes
of their former crimes. Even if
they arenot apprehended, it is apt
to be bad for the morale.
But I wanted to see the Uni
versity of Missouri, and my form
er room mate, Catherine Van
Cleve, agreed to conduct thetour.
I explained that I only wanted
the fiftycent tour just a quick
look at the old red campus (Be-
cause it's red brick, honey, not
Communist), and the new white
campus.
"And then I'd like to drive down
fraternity row., I explained.
"Sinee my day, I hear the boys
and girls have been building frat
ernity and sorority houses that
combine thebest of the TajHahal
and the Waldorf"
eyes," said Catherine. "Known
INTELLECTUALLY as Missouri Buck.
ingham."
"And then I want to stop and
see our sorority house," | specifi-
ed. II haven't seen the new one
and | hear it's colossal"
"Well, you asked for it,, sale
Catherine and off we went.
1t was a beautiful day. The rec
campus looked old and mellow ano
lovely. The white campus looked
big and handsome and efficient.
But it was fraternity row that
made me realize what a great big
important school the University
had become in the years since my
graduation. We cruised slowly
down the old, tree-lined street be.
, 1952-04-07
What Noted People
Are Saying:
By international News Service

By international News Service
Washington-Sen. Warren Mag
nuson CD Wash: "The entire
cabinet will be out next January
anyway. I think some Of them will
return to private life long before
that"
Augusta, Ga.:-Golfer Ben Ho-
gan expresses his philosophy: give
lost a lot more tournaments than
| have won and if | worried about
all of them I'd be in a pine box
today"
Washington Democratic Ma
tional Chairman Mckinney: "The
people are not going to give the
Presidency to any man on a silver
platter. The candidate is going to
have to work for the nomination."
, 1952-04-07

NEW YORK, April z (INS)-
The tip-off on what to expect
from the Washington Senators, in
case there ever was any doubt
about it, probably has arrived in
the hulking person on Louis Nor
man buck Bobo) Newsom.
The former first baseball citi-
zen of Huntsville, S. c., now a
resident of Orlando, Fla, has been
taken on by the Senators as a re-
lief pitcher.
This makes the fifth stay with
the Senators for Newsom, the
most travelled player perhaps in
all baseball history, who has been
in retirement since 1913 from the
rigors of the major leagues.
But, with an abiding love for
baseball and the limelight, he has
not been inactive. He has pitched
some around Huntsville, has NOV
ed around the Southern Associat-
ion and now, well past 40 and with
more than 20 years of baseball
service behind him he is back in
the big show again, For how long?
Although he never tarried long
in one place, he was a top flight
pitcher during a good part of his
time in the majors. He and Bob
Teller are the only two active
hurlers in the business-if you
can now call Buck active-with
more than 200 victories to their
credit.
His outstanding year was 1910
when he won Fl games and lost
only five in leading the Detroit
Tigers to the American League
pennant. He then beat the Cincin-
natl Reds twice in the World Ser.
les and pitched a whale Of a losing
game in the final game.
The next year he won only IL
and lost Fl, as though eager to
show his versatility.
Newsom has served with ap-
proximately 20 clubs in the ma.
jors and in the minors, certainly g
record or close to it. He also has
pitched some ofthe worst and some
o fthe best ball ever seen.
He won 80 games and lost only
IL in one of his seasonS-at Lo!
Angeles in 1888. With his owl
peculiar brand of vagaries, how
ever, the next season he won only
16 and lost 20 on his third tril
into the majors. In four differen.
seasons he was the losingest pit
cher in the business.
Standing around six feet tive
and weighing anywhere from 2O(
pounds on upward to the equival
, 1952-04-07


This is a pleasant time of year
-. the quiet pause between Tru-
mans declaration that he won't
run and the Dodgers promise that
they will.
The President will throw out the
first ball April Is and still has
time to throw out a few people.
But this is the first Easter in
years that so many Democratshave
gone shopping for campaign hats.
And it's a good job where
else can a fellow pick up $150,000
salary ($5O,oOO tax free), $780,
600 for expenses, a big house,
yacht, plane automobile etc?
X y
But when you figure the next
lucky man also is in a position to
inherit a war in Korea, and the
biggest national debt in history
it's a wonder there are SO many
aspirants.
, 1952-04-07

tween rows of improved Versailles
es and over-blown petit trianons.
81 have been hearing rumors
that Missouri had the most super
duper fraternityhouses of 'em alp,
I said, land ain't it the TRUTH"
Pretty soon Catherine drew up
and stopped before an over-pow-
ering palace.
"You want to come into our
little OF sorority house, or do you
want to sit out here and watch
the changing of he guard?" She
asked.
We both powered our noses and
Strengthened our hats before a
bevy Of young, sweet-faced girls,
we said in unison 1--WE are old
[girls-" but it was obvious we had
said one word too many.
The girls kindly helped us tot
tering old ladies into the house.
We stood in a resplendent foyer
off which we glimpsed a magnifi-
cent drawing room straight out of
the pages of "town and country
lor a Joan Crawford society Gin
ema.
The girls started toward the
drawing room, a symphony ofwall-
to wall c~arpeting, ultra fashion
able putty colored walls, a con-
cent grand, olive-green upholstery,
polished mahogany, flowing drap-
cries, and subdued grandeur.
"Do we take off our shoes?"
asked Catherine.
"After thirty years, home was
never like this" She Kissed back.
The girls were charming. They
helped Catherine and me upstairs
and downstairs and gave us a
chance to rest on the landings.
would you like to see the
sunken garden?" One of the girls
asked. "We'll all be sun-bathing
out there like crazy in another
month"
Staggered but game, Catherine
and I went to look at the sunken
garden, and darned if there isn't
, 1952-04-07
The OHIO DAILY r

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PAIGE Il. STRICKLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Editor and Pubnsher
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The Negro press believes that America a best lead the world
away from racial and national antagonisms when it accords to- every
man, regardless of race, color r creed, his human and legal rights,
hating NO man, fearing n mar, the Negro Press strives TO help every
, 1952-04-07
FAIR or FOUL
By LAYTON CARVER

International News Service Sports Editor
, 1952-04-07

X AFFAIRS are your
affairs!
Evening star., 1952-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WATERPROOFING
III kinds, ROBERT PRICE. DI. 1928.
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AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

TECHNICIAN and
secretary, experienced in laboratory
technique. medical terminology and
typing, desires girl-Friday position.
LEGAL ESS 4Ss1Mi sEciRETARY. s1aTa adm,ni,tEat,v,
$1,000. BOX sse-M. Star. Ss.
colored; trained, practical ex-
perience; ref; 81 per hour: IL
NURSE. practical; refined lady. hos
NURSE COMPANION, many years ex-
perience, wishes lady patient: ref.
PRR2cTicAi PRR22ic Faisi NURSE. day or week;
h9spital hosp expsT,ence; S'sden hypo' kno~l-
sTEkNoGHkAPHER.fYp1sr-oen.o FIN; r. SifgRg1;Yp1s of.
fee worker wants Christmas fill-in
position. RA. ,S243:
TYPIST. experienced on varitype,
electromatic typewriter and Flexo-
writers, desires permanent JOB; ex-
PRACTICAL NURSE.
white; housekeeper, cook; Christian,
kind and considerate; live in. take
full charge .GsT9 Sf home Tnenesmbe!sS sSnh SS.
DANISH LADY wishes position as
companion, helper for elderly re-
fined person; no heavy housework
or laundry; can cook; free to travel.
5Gx 4sS-H; RkaSTica1 staTi NURSE wants
part-time EVENING work or RELIEF
WOMAN wishes Job 8 days
a week. 8 to 4. Ii. $4,000.
WOMAN wants part-time
work mornings; no Saturdays or
Chase area. Care of small children.
HU. 9603.
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THE EVENING STAR

CASHIER, experienced, good al
figures. must wrap small packages
WALES 1219 G ST NV "a
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HELP MEN tcons.)
SALESMAN


Need two part or full-time men thor
oughly experienced in closing deals
on sure-fire leads. No canvassing
Our system of appointments will
produce So to $40 per hour for an
experienced cloSer-salesman. Car
pm. 4S42 Georgia ave. 20
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Large ESQ service station. Good
working conditions. Good oppor-
sssH1NSa 1855. $500 4. AADP's Psrshins ms
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
NoRs q FosTERs. 2244 Penna. ave.
SHIPPING CLERK for paint factory,
2 good, well,paying position offered
for q reliable. steady, sober man;
2.day week. hours, SO, age 22-45.
d..i This is q permanent year-'round
$500 Friday for interview. -27
SHOE COBLER. experienced, to oper-
ate small shop; good opportunity
for right man. Box 362-R. Star.
SPOTTER, colored, silk and wool:
for small retail plant. good working
conditions and vacation with pay.
DU. 1413. -27
STOCKMAN-Electrie supplies and
appliances; exper. pref, but will
train: Approved CT training. DAU-
BER's. 1920 18th st. NV. IL
sToCKR0oM MAN; experienced,
1ann sss Eo1kns
vacation and holiday with pay, sal
BENNTNG AUTo SALES. i6o0 Ben
ming I'd. ne. FIR. 1922. -27
TELEyISION SERvICEMAN. for out
side calls s.. on Tv sets. no sntenna
perience Of at least 8 months with
another service company; basic sal
sry Of 500 plus $50 auto allow
ance and commission on average
to start work Immediately: steady.
regular employment with opportunity
Tor advancement to service man
ager. Apply in person. CENTRAL
phcn. pN; eIss rSs s&41' &a411orsia ave- n:wa n:was or
TELEvISIoN SERVICE MANHATTAN
tic needs one more young expert
enced man for q permanent Job with
. future. Our men have been with
Us IsI,H for y years; s,,, Top, pay for top men.
night shift; over 500 per wk. if
1912 TIRES, INC. 3436 N. Wash
ington blvd. Arl.. Va. rs
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, willing to
work as laborer on construction
sober: references. IA. 2-5600. -27
TRUCK DRIVER-Prefer man, ex-
perienced in paint shop. TU. 1871.
TRUCK DRIVER, light deliveries,
white. Steady employment. 6-dayl
Wk. Apply CLEMENTS PASTRY
SHOP. 70S 18th st. NV 30
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HElP-WoMEN

INVESTIGATION WORK with nation
al organization. woman "a TO 45.
free to travel; salary and expenses
no experience necessary. 951 War.
MEp1cSE hsp e!Sf. LABORATORY rECHN1.
once. Ii. s-o77a. Us
oEadcI Sarf f5sK R64A1 for fsof5sE sS;
pG2ENT G2 aas assrfEasoGsAPPHERYprossarssss: fs az sass
Tor competent stenographer. Sal.
ary commensurate with ability. MRS
GATES. ME. 4474. -28
PAYROLL CLERK - knowledge OF
comptometer necessary: permanent
position; 40-hour. 5-day week; excel
lent company benefits; immediate
PBx oPEkAToR; wiaS kSoWiedss Ss,y Of S tXR;
EssTiHER sHop. Room ss7. the
Homer Bldg. COL 18th st. NV. Il
PIX OPERATOR, must be able to
type; 51a days; pleasant surround
ings. good chance for advancement
$45 to start: Apply QUAKER CITY
bINoGEEM M.ToR G1 eoe St. nv Sc,,-.
pm. to IL midnight, Cali HUI.
7700 for appt. for interview. Ask
for chief operator. -2S
PIX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR.
receptionist for busy women'S no.
tel switchboard; must be expert
enced. settled woman, between IS
and As; alternate weekly morning
and evening shifts. Sundays. OF
good salary. pleasant surrounding;
must live on premises. Phone HO
REAL Estate SALESLADY-Golden
opportunity full or part time; So
900 year,? not guarantee but a
possibility with patience and work;
in many respects women have
proven themselves superior to men
Full benefits of the famed multiple
listing system. and our special con-
tact, for new Congressmen. Sena-
tors and Govt. workers. prior to
their move to Washington. Ultra
modern Silver Spring ONCE. Fol
appt. call Lisle Kendall. JU. Q-1027
or JU. 9-S43S. d. LLOYD MORRIS
CO.. REALTORS. -26
for advertising
small switchboard. do tipping and
fling. opportunity to learn advertis-
ing In congenial and interesting sur
roundings; 5-day week Give qualifl-
cations, exper. Box 320-S, Star.
RECEPTIONIST for Dr.'s ONCE. Op-
portunity to learn X-ray and other
once procedures. DU. 5555. Il
REGEPLf; I q + ;-TYRIsT; TYP part time; $;so
Apply oil G pl. NV. ST. 1878.
Evening star., 1952-11-26
MIScEL. FOR SALE Cont
AIR CONDITIONER

AIR CONDITIONER
els: list price. sssa.S5 Our pre- pre-
season price for cash buyers. S273.
PARAMOUNT st LAW ga $500 CA Er.s ave ra1t,n% e "
The Original Cash Discount House.
Aluminium Door Canopies
$23 while they last. 4S in. w.. 32-in.
pro3.. assorted colors, easy to install.
PIANO. apt. size. iniaid
booEeS 9aes sSG Sia Oeft Ap 0s5 1888
ends at our door. The Christmas
store. BELL KINDS. 6o5 9th st. NV.
BABY s,s9 CARRIAGE Cal like new. cost COS
81 S1oo' a,sl vii take s26. Call K5saN'
BABY CARRIAGE. twin, He.dstTom;
good condition.; $40. Lo. 1880.
BASINS. SINKS. BATHruBs. built.
%; sGse 81 Il st New NV or so oseai asos BLOCKS
BEAUTY SHOP EoGIP.. mod. wet
units and panels; 9-l daily. 371O
14th st. NV, RIA. 9SOS. so
BEDRM. FURNITURE, 5 DC, good
egada.' ee9g6d.' $50. Call after 8 pm. SE.
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut wTS veneer
(vanity chest. bed, innerspring mat
tress. coil spring.. excel. cond.; 500.
2604 Tunlaw I'd NV, Apt. /. 27s
BICYCLE, want to trade boys 26-in.
SeehWinn SeaWWinn for girls 24-in. bike. WI.
BICYCLE. boys, 26-in., still in pack
ing Ing case: $50. 10. 2-7726.
BICYCLES = 26,in.,. girls; 2s-in..
Is, S15. SS. FA. S1Sl.
BICfCLES--BSA, Sunbeam, Raynal
English racers. S51 so up; Columbia,
Eollfast, all sizes; tricycles. toys;
trades; expert repairs. I'VE service
what We SELL" BLALOCK CYCLE
co; Sly Ga. ave-. SH. 6050. silver
$25. Station wagon, So. Tricycle.. S.
Wagon. So. 10. S-S2l1. -27
BILLIARD TABLE. E. T. Burrowes,
46xS1 ms. complete. $S5. AP. O952.
Evening star., 1952-11-26
WATCHMEN

Openings at our new Alexandria
store, age 30 to 65; must be able
to pass physical exam. HECH1NGER
CO.. 18th and n sts. ne. Ii; z
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HELP WOMEN Cont
CLERK-TYPIST
PERSONNEL DEPT.
fA&I~ 4~I - Cfc Ay VIZ

Permanent position In modern office.
Clean, comfortable surroundings.
Friendly people with whom to work.
Vacation with pay, paid sick leave,
fits; 4O-hour week. 8 am. to 4:45
pm; excellent transportation facili-
ties; Hot Shoppe luncheon meals,
periodic merit increases, employe
purchase discounts. Apply HOT
SHOPPES, INC. Room 200. 1341 G
Evening star., 1952-11-26

DEHUMIDIFIERS Brand-new IA
mous-make; factory closeout; pre-
vents mildew. corosion, warning;
was $1,000. Sacrifice for $99.95.
STAR RADIO CO.. 400 11th st. NV,
DIAMONDS--Ladys sol. y CT; S75:
saS: $780, sdss e. q SH7s sts isdss s4sd .sy st;
~ cts. sbS5; lady's abs cts, 500;
lady's 8 cts. $1,000. All prices In
clude mgts.; trades accepted. LIv-
NV. Me. 3440. -2s
DIAMOND RING, 2M carat. with Q
baguettes:. platinum: will sell very
cheap. This is not . perfect stone;
SlsISndS; RsTSl kr. ysss5zzs sss5zzs. low price. as Gan
Din. RIM. S-pc: Duncan Phyte wal,
DINfNG sfsfsi epRSi RS. sGHi1TiE, o Spice. blond
mahog.: new condition; good price.
Din. RM. SURE, e-pc. walnut. with
table s9a5 ga5s: In good condition. 81 S4S'
DR2ESs. R9i ss4@' Hamilton" elec. cloth clothes.
sssd' sssi Ase Hod. isss. EtoO good condition. ss
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel. tracks,
switches and many other acces.; may
see in action; $50. AL. 0947;
ELECTRIC TRAINS CLioneD. and ac-
cessories: port. table mounted with
track and remote control: excel.
cond. CO. OILS. Call Nov. 27.
ENsG;YSCSi.opEDM Il; SS. - Volume Library
1852 complete; incl. education, kim
math.. science civics and atlas; only
Evening star., 1952-11-26
HELP--MEN

YOUNG MAN, white, for interesting
position with expanding wholesale
organization, to work in warehouse;
good possibilities for promotion. LA.
v6i1e. vs,l060. Mr., FELdDMAN. rs
Florida and return. No exper. nee.
Salary and commission average
1884 mo: travel expenses paid; new
cars furnished: immediate drawing
a1S.S ACCOUNT See J: 2 oKEI,rNER. Cairo
sGALTEsT NEEDS a salesman; age
established Washington food manu-
facturer. to call on retail food stores
in metropolitan. Washinston: must
have outside sales exper. and car;
good starting salary. comm. and car
When replying state age. education.
sepIy n writing to souTHERN
DIARIES. INC, 80 M st. ne. r. A.
Callahan, Washington IS. D. G.
pot washing and dishwashins. SAL
See Mr. Fajfar. sHoLLs Colonial
CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn ave. NV.
ExPER. MOVING MEN, white. driv-
ers. warehousemen. Apply 141 18th
SKILLED DRAFTSMAN-ILLUS
TER would undertake preparation Of
16-mm. f1lmS showing iSometric and
perspective line illustrations in mo-
tion for use In visual training. Need
q contract. skilled associates and
some equipment. Will be very much
interested in replies. Box 497-R.
Star. -2S
VETERAN. eligible for Job training in
d. c.; excel. oppor. Taylor 5449.
80
OPPORTUNITY - Young, inexperi-
enced man to take over manage
ment of established small store in
sc. Must be neat. ambitious, thor
oughly reliable and of good char
acter. Will train you in operation
Of business. Good salary. Write
briefly, giving age and, past em-
ployment. Reply confidential. Box
Evening star., 1952-11-26

GIRLS (white) with some typing
butor; perm. position; 5-day week,
vacations. etc. Apply to MR.. HALL,
GIEls. HILL 0'h twSite}. sf nv for shipping Toom
Of large wholesaler distributor
Perm. position. 5-day week. vaca-
tions. etc. Apply 1121 9TH st. NV.
LADY. of good personality and a
learn good business. must be able
to. work without q boss: compen-
sation according to ability. Box
LA6Y A66i-E or s'fsi INITIATIVE. sound judg-
ment and pleasing personality. For
permanent position: rapid advance
ment. compensation according to
ability. Reply to BOX 4s4-s, Star.
WOMAN. white or colored to take
III, do light housekeeping 5 days
week. Must live in Sc: Wash. area
or in or mr.: Suitland. Md. Call 10.
S.1249 or MA. 3120. Ext. 1920 or
WOMEN. white. 1s to so. for counter
work. salad making, food checking
and cashiering and to carry dishes;
no exper. necessary; $40 to 500
vacation; no Sunday work; pleasant
working conditions. Apply SHOLL'S
CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
YouNG ssI G LADY ICR' for ofice. Apply after
s;SO sos rss51,r.d am lsl7 G st. NV. Typ Typ1ns
YOUNG LADIES, 1925. free to
travel Florida and return. No exper.
nec.: salary and commission aver
age 1864 mo-: travel expenses paid.
new cars furnished; immediate
drawing account. See ]. E. KETT-
NER. Cairo Hotel. 1919 or 10 pm.
AVON PRODUCTS. INC. can place a
few reliable women in good areas;
you can earn big profits showing
gift catalogue. Call RE. S107.
SPARE TIME Cash - Sell Xmas
cards As much as $50 weekly. No
experience needed; sell on sight.
Gift wrappings. ribbons. stationary.
Come in or call. LIBERTY BELL
re 47l6, opsn THURSDAY ewes
WINTER IN S0UTH-Interesting po-
sition with reliable concern for re;
sourceful. refined lady. Liberal
compensation. Reply to Box 5S-R.
PERMANENT POSITION for person
to take charge Of printing produc-
tion and editorial layout IN expand
ing publishing business. knowledge
of printing or Journalism helpful
but not necessary. Job in Silver
Spring. Nd. 5-day week. Phone
Evening star., 1952-11-26
Flagstone and Stone

Cement driveways. walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. sH. 1859
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 1929.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. clean
ing and waxing; reasonable rates,
free estimates. Call RA. 6795. -26
FLOOR SANDING, REFINISHING -
Work guar; exper. mech; aver. rm.,
paper hanging. co. 1880. .
GENERAL REPATRS-Painting plas-
tering, carpenter work, roof paint
ing, repairing. No Job too small.
PRINTZ, TR. 1911. -6
INTERIOR DECORATNG-drap
livable home. Cali WO. 1856.