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Evening star., 1952-11-08
Press 10 Renew Fight
On Closed Sessions oI
Montgomery Council

The Montgomery County Press
Association will renew it's effort
to bring about an end to the
weekly secret sessions of the
County Council.
The association yesterday voted
to seek a new meeting with the
County Council in an effort to end
the regularly scheduled closed ses-
sions. The action followed a re-
port of the Freedom of the Press
Committee headed by Phillip j.
AustenSen at luncheon meeting
in Silver Spring. Mr.. Austensen
urged that one more attempt be
made to convince the council that
meetings should be opened before
his committee recommends other
action to the association.
The County Council each Tues
day begins meeting at 10 am. be-
hind closed doors. At pm. the
council session is open to the press
and public The council, however,
at various times has gone into
closed session even during the
afternoon meeting.
Mr.. Austensen claimed that
much of the misunderstanding
between the Council and county
residents stemmed from the lack
of discussion in open sessions.
even the members of the
county Council by this time must
have learned that much of the
vote against removal of the
$4,000 on the county managers
salary was inspired by a fear of
secret sessions" the committee
man chairman said.
The committees report noted
that the letter from James j.
Hayden, a prominent charter
leader. was made public only in
|advertently. The letter was a high
point in the reassessment protest
of county residents.
The report referred TO other
county affairs that were discussed
i'm closed session including activ-
titles of the appeals tax court, and
the franchise dispute with the
Potomac Electric Power Co.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
$129,S25 Cajjigas Tax
Settled for $4,000

A Federal income tax claim of
$l29,825 against DR.. Tomas Cali
gas. Washington pathologist, and
his wife has been settled for $780,
600. Bureau of Internal Revenue
records disclosed today.
The records show the couple
agreed to pay $4,000 in cash
within 80 days of settlement, dated
October %. They agreed to pay
$1,000 monthly. plus 6 per cent
interest, until the remaining $60,-
600 has been paid. The Govern
ment's claim covered the years
1944-47.
The doctor reported these net
incomes, according to bureau rec
ords; $1,000 in 1914, $9,934 in
1945. $13,359 in 1916 and $40, 900
in 1947. The bureau contended
the figures should have been be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 an
nually.
DR.. Cajigas and his wife live at
4605 Charleston terrace NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
THIS SUNDA Y'S BEST READING
Ole Sunday $taf

TRIUMPH FOR kEThe victory Of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tuesday will history turning Amerieon
politics Now h he the American hstors biggest election
Motion he will lead? An
things portends presented
Election Review the front Of the Edtor Section sketch
the sena BY Stor so Artist Newmon Sudduth featured
the page
WAR AGAINST cRiMEThe Keouser Investigation off Notion
wide rule How hos this
fored? An exciting box compiled from BY 81
crime reporters gives the II Contained featured
article This Week Mosozine Americas Boe Asoinst Crime BY
A. {. Hotehner
ELECTORAL REFoRGen Eisenhower poed Of last Tuesdoys
popular
Presidents foiH electoral been boins
around for stor Sto Writer Wom Hines discusses reform
plans and their ehonces Of in the Edoci Section
FOR BETTER oRcEThe d hos posed when oil lad needed get
along the police force pur arches Now after he
indicted into blue uniform, school
thing from how testify Ges The
Metropolitan Police Departments school the subject Of
The Pictorial So
Writer Meredith s. BueI sto Photographer Elwood Boxer
THE cELEBRlTY-A distinguished story from young
Ameeon novelist Budd seheg the fiction Of This Week
Mosozne Also featured hilarious short story. "G Drove Him
WHd- BY Joseph Gies
LADY sotoMoNM Ethel Gilbert hos good job but weons
As director the Office industry Advisory Committees for the Office
Price Sterilization she often puts shou doy oens
counsellor TO Businessmen Her story told BY Kotheen Powell
The Stor Pietodol Mosozne
READING ORDER EVENING
AND SUNDAY STAR HOME DELIVERY. s75 A MONTH. NIcHT
FINAL EDITION. 10 CENTS ADDITIONALLY PHONE STERLING 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Radford 10 Head Study
L0f Virginia Abe System
~ the Associotsd Press

RICHMOND. Nov. 8-Delegate 8
Duval Radford of Bedford yester-
day was elected head Of the COM
mission named by the 1852 Gen.
eral Assembly to study the State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Sys-
tenn.
Other House members are
Charles F. Unruh Of Kinsale and
James w. Roberts Of Norfolk
Senate members are Raymond r,
Guest of Bayard and Frank 8.
Richeson, who was elected vice
chairman.
The Commission, including five
appointees of the Governor. viii
meet in January to handle differ
lent phases Of the problem in sub
lcommittees.
Evening star., 1952-11-08

Sizov, the Soviet military attache,
and his wife.
Nine. Zarubin is in Moscow
and will not join the Ambassador
for another two or three weeks.
The crowd did not lack for
caviar and vodka, as well as vim
tage French champagne.
Symbol Tops Cake.
There was a long table which,
in addition to a large array of
supper dishes, was adorned with
a huge -tiered cake. It's
layers. of white, red and yellow,
were in pyramid form, and the
cake was topped with a yellow
hammer and sickle.
The table was placed against
a backdrop of red roses, and
huge bouquets of roses were
placed under life-size pictures of
Joseph Stain and Nikolai Lenin
Among those present were How
ard da Silva, the movie actor, and
Mrs. Gertrude Sekaninova, who
cut the cake. She is permanent
delegate to the United Nations
from CzechoSlovakia.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Negro Pupil Increase
Forecasts Early Move
To Get More Teachers
By jones 6. Deone

New moves to meet the Districts
Negro teacher shortage may be
made by school officials next
week.
Negro enrolment has climbed
another notch, while the number
of white pupils has decreased
since early last month, it was dis
closed yesterday.
Supt. Hobart M. Corning has
said he might be able to obtain
more Negro teacher. salary money
by cutting the white teacher
force again. if there is enough OF
a white surplus. A considerable
cut was made just before schools
opened.
The superintendent also is ex-
pected to ask for extra money
from Congress for more Negro
teachers. This money would moi
be available for some time. how
ever.
1O0,828 Enrolled.
Total public school enrolment
reached 100,828 on October "a, it
was announced. This is an in
crease of only nine pupils since a
check October 2, but the changes
in the white and colored divisions
may be somewhat more signifi-
cant.
The number of white elemen-
tary pupils increased by 90. All
other white categories dropped
junior highs by 81, senior highs
by 81. vocational highs by 2
and Wilson Teachers College by
20. The overall drop was So
pupils.
The total Of Negro elementary
pupils increased by 176. Other
categories, like the white, dropped
Junior highs by Is, senior highs
by 70; vocational highs by 18, and
Miner Teachers College by IL.
The veterans center increased II,
and the overall increase was So.
54.3 Per Cent Colored.
The margin of colored pupils
over white increased to 1904. Col
order pupils now comprise 54.3 per
cent of the total enrolment.
Dr. Corning was out of town
yesterday, and other officials de-
clined to comment on what might
be done as a result of the latest
changes.
Actually, the new figures al
ready are out of date at some
crowded colored schools. Edward
j. Edwards, principal Of Garfield,
Turner and Turner Annex, said
the number of pupils at these
schools has increased by 102 since
the official totals were compiled
Mr.. Edwards has asked for five
more teachers for these children
and 125 more expected from new
housing in the neighborhood. 9th
|er Negro schools also need more
teachers.
The 100,828 October "a enroll
ment is 884 pupils short Of the
advance enrolment prediction
made by school officials. But 1t
still is an all-time record for the
school system. Last years Octo-
ber enrolment was 96,872.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Botanic Garden 10 Display
1850 Chrysanthemums

A display Of $500 chrysanthe-
NUNS will open tomorrow at the
Botanic Garden, Maryland avenue
and First street S.W.
It will be the gardens annual
mum show. Officials said about
$50 varieties, hardy and non
hardy, will be exhibited.
Visiting hours will be 9 am. to
4 pm. every day except Saturday,
when the show will close at noon.
But even on the Armistice Day
holiday, November II, the show
will be kept open for the public
from 9 am. to 4 pm.
The show will run up to and
including Sunday. November Is.
If the weather is cool, the display
may continue a few days longer.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
|73Pct. Of Goal.
is Pledged in
Chest Drive
This Years Efforts
Ahead of Results
At Same Dute in 1881

A grand total Of $3.014, ,601 or
73 per cent Of the goal has been
pledged to the 1853 Community
Chest -USO campaign, volunteer
workers were informed yesterday
at a luncheon in the Hotel Wash
Iington.
General Campaign Chairman
Herbert G. Blunck, who presided,
told the audience Of 400: 'Next
week will tell the tale, when we
hope around 80 per cent will be
reached"
The next report meeting will
be held at 1890 pm. Tuesday in
the Hotel Washington. Board
members of Red Feather organi-
zationS in all six Chests in this
area will be honored.
,Theban to BE Speaker.
John G.. Theban, executive di-
rector of the Family and Child
Services OF Washington. will be
the principal speaker.
Yesterdays report compared
with 81 per cent of the quota, or
So. ASS, ,981, reached at the corres-
Iponding time in last years cam
lpaign
John s. Hayes, president and
general manager of Station
WTOP, Inc, gave the report yes
terday of the three business units.
He said $1.250.251 or 73 per cent
of the goal, has now been at
Itained. The total quota Of these
units is $1,707,0
Mrs. Maurice A. Hacke, chair
man of the Advance Gifts Com
mittee of the Special Solicitation
Unit, delivered the report for that
unit. She said it has now reached
$187,528 or 81 per cent Of the
total goal Of 1901 100.
Reports for Secretary Pace.
The Government Unit report
was submitted by Dan Wheeler,
assistant director, Office of Terri
tories. Interior Department. He
explained he was reporting for
Secretary of the Army Frank
Pace. jr., who was unable to at
tend. Mr.. Wheeler said the Gov
ernment Unit so far has pledged a
total of $1,397, ,799, or 80 per cent
of the goal. The total quota is
81, ,752,250
Mr.. Wheeler introduced these
persons to the audience, together
with the newest group of Govern
ment agencies they represent that
have gone over their quota:
Post Office Department, Mrs.
Anne Sudduth, representing Post
master General Donaldson, which
has reached 110 per cent.
Office of Price Sterilization, Di-
rector Tighe Woods. 102 per cent.
Railroad Retirement Board,
Chairman w. j. Kennedy, with
125 per cent.
| American Battle Monuments
Commission, Brig. Gen. Thomas
North, secretary, with ia per
cent.
Virgins Speaks on Election.
j. Russell Virgins, managing
editor of the Washington Post,
principal speaker, analyzed the
election results. He declared the
election showed the labor vote
cannot be delivered in one pack
age. Also disproved, he said, was
the myth that prosperity favors
the "ins."
An oscar" for the work we'll
done in the Community Chest
drive went to Francis Tompkins
of the Charles H. Tompkins Co.,
builders, which reached 144 per
cent Of quota and also to the
Potomac Electric Power Co.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Virainiu Looks to 1857

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 8 Or
The Virginia 350th Anniversary
Commission has, named Delegate
Paul Crockett Of Yorktown as its
chairman. Its task is to plan
for celebrating the 350th ami
versary Of Jamestown, Virginia's S
first colony, in 1857.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
Mothers Club Dinner

The st. James Mothers Club
viii hold a turkey dinner and
candle display from 1880 to 4 p. m.
tomorrow at st. James Catholic
Church, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1952-11-08
DAV Dance Tonight

The Ernie Pyle Chapter, Dis
abled American Veterans, of Sill
yer Spring will hold an Armistice
dance at $3.50 o'clock tonight in
the VFW Post. 2425 Hayden driev,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-01-12
CARWAsHER

position in our garage for
Q colored man, 25-35 years OF age
who Is good worker and can give
regular attendance; 6-day, 40-hr.
week. Apply Personnel. Room sos;
open weekdays. S:30-5 and, Sat.
Q.1 Nh nhnna aalle
Evening star., 1952-01-12
STENOGRAPHER

with figures: 1888 years Of age,
neat In appearance and capable Of
passing . physical exam.;. typine
are reauired. 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Many employe ADVANTAGES In addi-
ton to salary. Apply Personnel,
Room 605. Open weekdays .8:S0-b
and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Il0l Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-12
HELP MEN

TIENG MACHINE OPERATOR-No
experience necessary; S-hr. day, 40
hr. week. Phone MI. 07S3. Ia
TRUCK DRIvER,-Must know cit,
and nearby Md. and Va. BRYANS
813 18th st. Ia
TV SERVICEMEN - Inside. outsid.
sefvicemen; some experience neces.
sary; good pay; 5-day wk., vaca.
tons, other employe benefits. Fol-
further information. cali Pete La.
Barbera. MID-ATLANTIC APPLI.
ANCE. LA. $3.50. --l6
Ty SERvICEMAN, experienced; Be.
thesda.Ch. Ch. area. MACWINS
334l Wis. ave-, Bethesda. OIL. 1850. .
TYPIST, invoice billing and general
once work, In accounting dept; s.
DAY week; FORMAN BROS. ING.
upPIHsGTFSfTEREni pIsTRfTF Aft slsssi yanted
Kennedy at. nv, ia. 2066
Evening star., 1952-01-12

K-ROOKKEEPER, Q splendid
opportunity for an exper. clerk who
can type and has some knowledge
Of bookkeeping; permanent position.
good salary and working conds. See
Mrs. Donavin, BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO., INC. 1130 Conn. ave. NV.
CLERK-CASHIER for insurance once;
5-day week; permanent position;
S45 per wk. to start. Apply sos
Victor Bldg; 724 9th St: NV. 15
Sa fssg NIX u CO.. osDsys sSs ehsnslas fSlHI T.
cLERK-rYPrsT. under 80; large
casualty insurance company; per-
manent position In eongenial ONCE;
5.day week, Apply IL person; as
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II sts.
cIERK-TYPIsT-No experiences nee
essary; paid vacstions. hospitaliza-
ings; good starting salary. LINCOLN
LOAN SERVICE. 1910 Georgia ave.
as7 8! psE ezDsra sa.s s.Das!ss ssSr
Wk.: sir conditioned nitrsmodern
ONCE: attrac. salary. paid vacation,
disqualification, other dement's. Apply
In person, NATIONAL AssoGIA-
TION OF MASTER PLUMBERS
cIRsk LII sosa TaSTs4 Fl ~ " Excel Vorkins work
conds., incl. vacation, holidays. 35-
hour. 5-day wk.; lob offered. 20 .
competent typist: starting salary.
$40. Apply in writing to Box 1885,
CTERK-TYPIsT - An opportunity to
learn the specialized auto account
Ing profession; excel. salary for
right person with opportunity for
advancement. II you are not aggres-i
sive and interested In your future,
do not apply. CAN Mr.. Hickey,
81. 5000. CAPITOL MOTOR CO.,
928 Philadelphia ave. Silver sprins-
caERK. LET K.TyPIsI M = 59,;n rsrmansnt pos, posi-
CiflERkk. kk.fiiYfsifssT. II sfs i d ase 10 70 to rs. hishI
school graduate; gen. ONCE work:
excellent working conditions, . to 5.
5-dAy wk.: good hAndwriting essen
tial: Insurance. benefats; starttngI
Il s-13
Evening star., 1952-01-12
ASST. MANAGERS (2)
APPLY IN PERSON

ASSISTANT MUSIC LIBRARIAN and
page messenger; college student or
soss sor 1e es4D Tado q
television. Hrs. 8 am. 70 pm.
BRDAocAsT1NG CO.. 724 14th st.
AUTTo BODY EsTIMAToR-chrysIer
good mechanics, established business.
want practical. aggressive estimator
who likes selling and wants to build
business. Salary and commission,
insurance plan, 8 holidays. sick
ANAcosT1x MOTOR Co. i70s GOOD
AbfSo AHbGSs fSj BoDY ~ MAN, expert. @as capable
Of doing complete body repairs on
all makes Of cars; must be sober
end reliable; paid holidays and va
SasqER ao 40 Ts5a1ng SopY ssaS s1o
AUToMOBTLE MECHANIC. DUPONT
MOTOR REPAIR, rear 1l2s 18th st.
AFRO Or me; MEcaHaS1c. aSaSSi trucks, 0ia stead,
WHY; paid holidays. vacation. etc:
dunter. MALoNEY's, Mc.. sesi2S
AUTO mECnAN1CS,' opportunity 10E
two. Steady employment, high earn
ings for good men; health insurance.
proat-shartng plan, completely mod
ern shop with every type Of equip
msnt. Chance for promotion.
Wash.'s Oldest and largest Dodge
Plymouth leadership. TREW MO-
TOR co. Phone Mr.. Buete. service
mgr DE. 1910 for appt.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS (3), Ford
preferably. Apply HILL IL SANDERS,
AuTo t BODY MSHEsctHaANIcs-Exper- SHst
fenced men can make. good money;
plenty work.. 6-day wk.; paid holi-
days. benefits and insurance; - a
pERs, lila Vermont ave. nv.
AUTOMOTvR MISUNDERSTANDING
for. experienced auto mechanic in
ok of Washington's oldest and larg-
est Sttpmotive firms. Excellent work.
ifiA c6hdttions. disqualification and
pSmI vacation. Big income for cap-
able mfan See or write Mr.; sperau.
service rfAraget. LEE D. BUTLER.
: INC 1121e21af Gt NV IL
Evening star., 1952-01-12
MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER FRAZER, INC.
Both Sides Of 7th at r st. NV.
NO. Sb67.


AUTO METAL MAN-Must be AL;
40ss with guaranteed; paid vaca-
tions and hospitalizat tion; with re-
ssler liable PassSrd ssi sealssor alssorwEhs Il siissT ss
kUTO igH0 PARTs aELPER. Mopar ex-
perience important but not essen
tial; steady position for good man.
Mr.. Gearhart, ROYAL MOTORS,
INC. chrysler-Plymouth. 400 Ga.
AUTo PARTS MAN, wonderful oppor-
tunity for man with some GIN parts
exper.; salary open. Apply In person
see Mr.. Lord. ADDISON CHEvRQ-
I:vT latS and Elorida NV. -16
wants exper. parts man for counted
work; will only consider man with
ability who can grow with our busi-
ness: excel workinig cond:: paid va
cation. sick leave and holidays: In
oosF 5ssFfi DinsooT noTos 81 NJ Co. 1Ess5s isos a dSod
Aaqo AnGPs "A SAkfs. s;ssi MAN. experienced as in d
Mopar parts. needed IN our parts
wholesale location at 18th and Y
osoIes f as rkEw sss II MoTos EsEs0c Co. Or 1ssh ~
ATFoV aHS v IA iSADnxiioR alHiRf kkssffSa,rRMAlSS- ksfS,
Must be experienced: good salary;
AERO Rs5I g RapfATos sonsisSat sERVIcE M III
r. !. ave-. Hyatts., Nd, HY. 63l0
AUTO sALKsMEN---a men to taks
charge Of used-ear lot. Must be
EFsDssass Esss 4 4 sa 1Sf Ss ssao
presents itself; E&qr & de@ssi's @ see ee, NJ 8
AursSse sse' saEifsIyIcE aifI MGR.-A.traseas.y,
opening for aboye-ayeraee man
experienced. IN estimating body and
paint work. Insurance adjusting
background helpful but not essential
Mr.. lMtchaelson between 10 Am. and
/ 9 pm. AUTO WHOLESALERS INC.
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-01-12
HELP MEN tcont.I

BARTENDER - Clean, sober; good
yorking cor,d.. top salary, permanent
ticulars to BOX 376-D, Star 1T /.
BODY MEN-Needed, 8 body men Ct
ct once; top wages. Ask for ERNIE,
>AP. 1000, Ia
BOOKKEEPER, experienced In auto
motive field preferred; splendid OPP
portunity TOR right man. Apply an
ne. Phone IL. 7-S30O. ia
BOOKKEEPER for builders once In
Northern Virginia; must have exper.;
perm. position for capable person
With est; irm. IA. 1880; EVENINGS,
BOOKKEEPER. accounts receivable
machine operator, once IN s.w.
Wash. conyen. locat. for Virginia
BooeSEErfNd ssS1efnsi NA ssNH MACHINE oPisA. ls
TORS needed; exper. as well as op-
orators willing to be trained; on
latter. knowledge OF tipping is only
necessary qualification; 5-day week.
UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS CO..
931 InVeStnent Hide ia
Evening star., 1952-01-12
THE EVENING STAR
1lO1 Pennsylyania Ave. NV.

NIGHT CLERK, around 40 to As
yrs;, old. 606 5th st. NV. Elk.
PARRING LOT MANAGER, white.
starting at $50 week; 8 am. to
pm. Experience not necessary. Gail
MA. 1852 or apply at 1870 n st.
NV. between 10 am. and l2 noon
and 5:45 pm. to 6:45 pm. lie
PHARMACIST. prescription expert
ssnes; capable managing store. Box
PHARMACIST, registered Maryland;
$l25 week to start. SUITI.AND
PHARMACY, 4692 Suitland I'd. s.e.,
PHARMAcIsT. sxper., good ref. re-
auired. CAPITOL VIEW PHAR-
MACY. LU. 4-1529, ask for Mr..
paoTSooGRAPH1c surrtY SALES
erences. Box 34S-c, Star. -13
PHOTOGRAPHER, one, who has ex.
perience In children's portraits and
weddings; good opportunity; must
be . livewire,, not afraid to work.
Writs your qualifications to Box
SOS To sss DER
gk. dspendine on exper. Phone
81. ZD(Gs -lA
Evening star., 1952-01-12
HELP MrN
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT

JUN1OA ACCOUNTANT
Young man. under 80. for full-time
permanent position. Excellent Op-
portuntty Tor one With ambition ana
tnitiatiEe. Apply RIM. 800. ECUIT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE Co. Si6
l4th st. NV. --l6
LAUNDRY FOREMAN Iwhife]. thor
oughly experienced. in all procedure
Star. Ia
MANAGER. for cafeteria, must he
experienced with knowledge Of food
costs. Good opportunity for right
person. Business operating s DAYS
week. no nights or Suns. Boz 42-D,
MANAGER, experienced in an S phases
Of chain-link fencing; superb oppor-
tuntty for qualified man to head new
department. with old.line 60. AEASKA
COAL AND BRICK CO. or. 1902.
MAssEUR for mems club; pleasant
place to work. State experience.
age and salary. Box 253-D. Star.
MEATCUTTER. experienced for self
service market; must be steady; free
Decentralization. insurance and paid
vacation. Appiy SHERIDAN SUPER
MARKET, $500 Georgia ave. NV,
Id
Evening star., 1952-01-12
Help MEN.

cHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH MECHANICS
1as isaston ~ innsurance nnlss % %covsraiis ana
laundry flrr.; excel working cond.;
guaranteed salary. plenty OF work.
Apply CAPITAL GARAGE. 1890
New York ave. NV. See Mr.. Danilik,
shop foreman. III
Evening star., 1952-01-12
BOX s7S-s, Star

RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY for
busy doctors oface. Va; days;
must type; exper. desirable but not
sssss sssssasa ind 'asi, lsi sss ssn g' ssT se
MANAaER for tearoom S
siter IL noon aud ask for dining
saIIIEsGIRr-slip cover and drapery
fabric. experienced preferred. MILL
END SHOP. 4031 2sth st. So. SHIR-
LINGTON BUSINESS CENTER. Ar
lington. Va. OV. 6795. lis
SALESGIRI--Slip cover and drapery
fabric. experienced preferred. MILL
END SHOP. 93I r st. NV. ME.
sAiLiESssLADY. exper.. S-day wk.. Sick
9narters Z. Navy Exchanse; see
sALEst.ApY-Experienced aflis; lfSE in ready
to-wear; prefer some one with knowl-
49, sdSs q sSSGEksspAnss AsS igsS gSSSd \, salnry
sREEsGfRL, ssGsfsiL bakery. Apply IA RAN
DOLPH BAKERY, 5000 14th ct. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. mil
nsry s1ps.isness az steady tnSIy
1913 Connecticut ave. -12
SEAMSTRESS. white. exper. on slip
Excellent salary. j. j. SCHIEIFER.
3514 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 4457.
SEAMSTRESS, exper.. alterations.
dry-c1eaning store; GOOD salary, 500
sECREfARYi iSiteif 81 1oro ior Jewish organization;
hours, 0 to $50. s days week. Box
375-D. Star. Ia
SECRETARY--permanent position.
40.hour week. with major motion
picture company, starting at $50
yeeskly. Give fun particulars. Box
ssgHF+ Ss7;p; aa1 ss1Sr. Nth .nor.,.,d IA s,a
typing.. Doctors once. Mon. through
Fri, .10-6; $50 wk. VIII train INTEL
ligent girl. Call NO. elO5. IT
SECRETARY--.Law once; use edi-
phone. shorthand necessary: per-
manent position: 6-day wk:; $40
psr nW MO- ROOM RASDyb ybds Hosasy RHs5aSn saGs ssoush
Friday. -13
Evening star., 1952-01-12
HELP MEN
SALESMAN. mems furnishing chail

mems furnishing chain;
opportunity: WOoDROWS MEN
STORE. 3006 14th st. NV. --13
Statesmen, opportunity connect with
factory. branch with territory open
senting large manufacturer In COM
mercial refrigeration field. Salary
and commission with factory train
ing; salary while training. See MR..
ECKMEYER, Ambassador Hotel,
Monday, between 10 and 4, 14s