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eye and say. IT am Herbert Phil
brick"
"'Mr. Philbrick." I started in
wardly at the voice, but training
and habit checked me from giving
any outward sign. Where do
you reside?" My eyes shifted
slowly, inexpressively. to the
speaker. I saw it was Frank
Gordon. special assistant to the
United States attorney. The ex-
animation was starting. My held
breath slowly expired.
Il live in Melrose, Mass, which
is a suburb of Boston" An aver
age community an ordinary
neighborhood.
Answers Are Automatic.
For the past Is years. :"
Yes. I had led an ordinary life
+. Herb Philbrick, citizen. The
questions seemed to come from
far of -. the answers were auto
matte.
Have you ever been a member
OF the Communist Party of the
United States?" I felt a stone
slab drop down, and heard my
voice muff1ed by the seal of nine
years secret. I had led two lives
-. a second secret life. unknown
to my parents. my employers, my
friends, my business associates.
"Yes, have been a member of
the Communist Party since-well
for the past five years."
Under Mr.. Gordon's patient
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Mccarthy Gets Say
On Acheson' 5 Funds

Senator Mccarthy. Republican.
OF Wisconsin. who for two years
has been charging Communist
inflltration In Secretary Acheson's
State Department. has been as
signed to the Senate Appropria-
tions Subcommittee which handles
the State Department budget.
Senator Mccarthy recently was
given the vacancy on the Appro-
priations Committee resultinp
from the death Of Senator
Wherry Of Nebraska, Senator
Bridges OF New Hampshire, rank
ing Republican on Appropria tions,
announced yesterday that Sena-
tor Mccarthy also will take over
all the subcommittee assignments
of the late Senator Wherry.
In addition to State, Justice
and Judiciary. these include the
subcommittees which handle the
money bills for the District OF
Columbia. Agriculture. Armed
Services and Interior.
Senator Bridges also revealed
that three Republican Senators
have been moved up to be rank
ing minority member on Ap-
preparations subcommittee as
follows: Senator Young of North
Dakota. on Agriculture; Knowlanc
Of California, on Civil Functions
and Thye Of Minnesota, on Labor
Federal Security.
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Youth Council. We function as
a clearing house for all sorts OF
organizations. Peace is certainly
one thing we are interested in,
now especially" she said with q
Wry smile. But it isn't the only
thing. The groups we try to CO.
ordinate are progressive youth
groups, and all progressive move
mentS for youth have our sup-
port"
Contacts In Cambridge.
''Where do you live" Mrs. Mills
asked me. quite Unexpectedly.
1--WE moved to Cambridge, my
wife and T."
aOh, Cambridge" she said with
a detached air, as IL a thought
had crossed her mind. "As q
matter of fact" she gave a toss
of her head. as though a fresh idea
was to be tried, I'VE know of some
people in Cambridge where you
live, who have already expressed
interest in the possibilities of q
Youth Council there. could put
you in touch with them, provided
of course, you are interested.
I assured her I was. We talket
for another half hour, during
which the Cambridge Youth Coun.
Gil. springing from behind the
alert dark eyes of Mrs. Mills, grew
+ in my vision to a splendid &C.
complishment. She gave me
ideas, names; told me to call or
Toni Grose at Harvard, very
aggressive person and just the on.
to help me, she said. Mrs. Mill.
explained that her husband, MAJ
Mills. was the head of the Massa.
chusetts Youth Council, and If
truly wanted to carry on he woule
call on me to give me any assist.
ance he could. I was grateful.
left her my business telephone
number.
tcopyright, 1882. by Herbert. A. Philbrick
| All rights reserved)
Tomorrow: ] plan to tell thu
FRT
Evening star., 1952-01-20

the New Hampshire primary in
1948. The others went to Gov.
Dewey. t,s:
The Eisenhower managers left
here declaring they had made real
headway. They had been, they
said, invited into a number of
States which hitherto have been
held Taft territory and where the
leaders have held aloof. Some of
these States lie in the South and
some in the Midwest.
The Taft supporters, although
a bit sobered, continued to predict
certain victory for their candidate
and insisted they would gain from
here out. To this, the Eisenhower
people replied that the Taft claims
have been so great that any fail
ure anywhere by the Taft man
|agers would tend to lessen Taft
prestige.
Clyde D. Garrett, Republican
National Committeeman for the
District Of Columbia, and Edward
F. Colladay, who was for many
years the Districts National Com
mitteeman and who attended this
meeting as proxy for Mrs. How
ard Coffin. said they fully expect
ed the nomination of Senator
Taft. whom they strongly sup
port. Mr.. Garrett made it clear.
however. he was not pledging the
Districts six delegates to Senator
Taft at this stage of the game.
The delegates. who are still to
be chosen, will have a voice in
the matter, he said.
It was clearly demonstrated
here that both Gov. Warren and
Mr.. Stassen are candidates in
their own right and in this race
to stay, and If a deadlock should
occur the lightning might strike
either one Of them. They made
friends at this meeting.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
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seethed with a cold, pale rage for
the witness now seated before
them. And I remembered them
in different circumstances. their
speeches. their written directives,
their in-Stalin teachings.
The Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation! I sagged back in the
chair, suddenly relieved of a great,
exhausting weight. Judge Me-
dina's voice came out of the sill
ence. "And when was it you did
that?"
When was that? Nine years.
Nine eternal years.
Earlier Life Recalled.
On this late spring day in 1910
I was Is years old, happily mar
|ried. busy at my job of selling di-
rect mail advertising, aware Of
the world around me. and sensi-
tive to its ills and inconsistencies.
Briefcase in hand strobe along
Water street in Boston and
turned into a building at No. 7
for a routine call.
Down the corridors examined
the doors, looking at the names,
shifting out likely prospects with
a saleSman's sense. On one door
was written. Massachusetts
Youth Council" I turne d
knocked, and the door opened into
small room with a single win
dow. stacks of pamphlets and
booklets on tables and on the
floors along the walls. There was
only one occupant in the room.
I'm Herbert Philbrick, and ]
represent the Holmes Direct Mail
Service in Cambridge"
eyes, may I help you?"s She
was young. in her mid-20s, and
her face under dark eyes and
heavy black brows was pleasant,
though she wore no makeup.
Pamphlets Clutter Desks.
The place was crowded with
desks and tables, all heaped with
campaign literature. Posters, on
the wall gave an indication of the
nature of the campaign, and amid
cartons Of stamped and un-
stamped envelopes, could read
the titles Of some of the PAM
Iphlets. Don't Be an Unknown
Soldier" said one, and another,
"The Yanks Are Not Coming, u
l"The Case for Nom Intervention, y
read a third. There was a pic
ture of a young child labeled, ITO
Be Killed in Action"
What does your organization
Ido?" I asked.
My dark-haired companion
she introduced herself as Mrs.
Nathaniel Mills, a name which
meant nothing to me-was eager
to explain. - = as, =
1--WE are the Massachusetts
Evening star., 1952-01-20

in Minnesota. Pennsylvania, Wis
consin. Illinois and Ohio. He is
still giving consideration to enter
ing the New Hampshire primary,
the first of the lot, which falls on
March II. He said he would confer
with his New Hampshire leaders
on Monday before reaching a deci-
sion. He IS also surveying the situa-
tion in Oregon and California to
determine whether he should enter
those primaries, too.
Mr.. Stassen was asked il he
believed it wise and proper for
outside presidential candidates to
enter primary elections in States
which have favorite sons in the
race. He is already entered in
Ohio, which has Senator Taft as
a candidate, and Gov. Warren is
CALIFORNIA; candidate.
"The best way to keep the
bosses in control of the party is
to have candidates stay out of
favorite son States" he replied.
1T they stay out, the voters
never have a real chance to ex-
press their choice" He added he
proposed. to go into as many pri-
mary States as he could. He ex-
poets to campaign wherever he is
entered. -
Up to date. Gen. Eisenhower
name has been entered only in
New Hampshire. Senator Lodge
has said he expected him to be
entered in Oregon. Consideration
lis being given to entering him In
IA number of other States.
Senator Taft is entering the
Wisconsin, Ohio and Illinois pri-
maries. and Mr.. ingalls, has said
he is considering entering the Sen
ator in New Hampshire.
Opposition Possible.
Gov. Warren will, of course, be
entered in the California primary
where he may meet some opposi-
ton from a slate of uninstructed
delegate candidates, but he will
sweep the primaries nevertheless
He is also considering entering
the Wisconsin and Oregon primar-
les. He is an active candidate this
year, and wants to go beyond
State boundaries and become fal
more than just a favorite sor
candidate. Z
Should Senator Taft and Mr.
Stassen enter the New Hampshire
primary, along with Gen. Eisen.
however, the race there would de.
Ivelop keen interest. Mr.. Stasser
won two out Of eight delegates ir
Evening star., 1952-01-20

questioning I told about my first
encounter with Communists nine
years before, in 1910. The Eleven
were arrayed before me as if they
were held in check, straining
against some invisible leash.
saw the knuckles of one whiten
against the polished table, and
felt the familiar clutch of fear.
"And after you attended these
meetings did you discuss anything
about the group with any law
enforcement agency?"
Defendants Surprised.
objected to. your honor. We
wish to plead surprise"
II shouldn't wonder" Frank
Gordon murmured.
"Oyerruled." Judge Medina s
voice over my shoulder was firm
and level. He turned to the wit
ness chair. "Just say yes or no."
"Yes." I saw the line of The
Eleven start forward, lower in
their chairs, wincing as from a
blow about to fall.
"And what was the agency?"
A stirring of feet, rising fig
ure, object to that" louder now,
with desperation in the voice. "If
the court pleases :" q.
"Overruled!" sounded in the
courtroom like the closing of a
door.
Mr.. Gordon nodded at me by
way of repeating the question.
felt something grasp hard at my
right hand, nails digging into my
palm. I loosened my fist and my
hand was wet.
There was another secret to re-
veal to the court y. a secret
hidden from the world for years.
I led three lives.
'The Federal Bureau of Inyes-
tigation!"
Cold, Pale Rage.
The words slammed through
the courtroom and now echoed
away in silence. saw Carl VIM
ter tighten his jaw. Ben Davis
glared. his moustache cutting a
straight line across his lip. I
watched the mounting reactions
OF the others g. John William
son Irving Potash i. Gil
Green Gus Hall who
Evening star., 1952-01-20
New Insurance Firm Toxes

NEW YORK.-Six States-Ne-
braska. Missouri. North Carolina
Nevada, South Dakota and North
Carolina-in 1851 enacted new
taxes on insurance companies.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

This is ph0t0stat of Herbert Phbrcks 1916 member
ship card in the Communist Party Among rights and
Duties Of Party Members the back OF the
ths o at all times loyalty defend the Of working
class against the forces Of fascsm The card
signed by Anne Burak but the signature egbe
photOStat.
Evening star., 1952-07-02
200 l4.95 to 1895
Juniors Summer Suits
SO

Fon1ous name suits you adore reduced now
and plenty hot weather oheod! Tropical
royons, linen-weove royons, condy striped cot
tons in the newest styles. Sizes to IS.
Srd Floor, Washington; End Floor, Stlver Spring;
End Floor, PGrkington
Evening star., 1952-07-02
$500 Orig. l.se & l.ee
ChiIdren's Pojomos
Speciol Purchase!
Girls Sundresses
, 90

Little sundresses with their
own town" jockets. Gine-
hams, no-iron Plisses 1.
coIorfuI prints. Wash costly.
Sizes 3 to 6x.
End Floor, Parkington
End Floor, SilOer Spring.;
Street Floor, Parkington
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40 Orig. 22.95
Misses Summer Suits
1872

Rich oeetote and royon unIined summer suits.
Long and short jackets with snnortly fored or
peneiI-slin skirts. PosteIs, white in Misses
sizes 10 to l8
3rd Floor, Washington; Ind Floor, SHper Spring:
End Floor, PGrkington
Evening star., 1952-07-02

\~
81 Orig. 1895 NyIon
Auto Seat Covers
1875
CIoseout group includes
mony cors a to 81 models;
club eoupes, sedons. cooches.
Broken colors.
Gil E st. NV, Merit to
The Hecht Co. Parking
Garage; 9TH Floor,
SilUer Spring
l,5oo Orig. 55e ond Csc
Mems Hondkerchiefs
29c
Assortment of white corded
and foncies. At this price
buy 'em by the dozen.
Mems Furnishings,
Street Floor, Washing
ton, SilDer Spring and
Parkington
45 Orig. s2l NyIon-Royon
Mems Sport Coots
1850
Half price for these unIined
summer cord coots. Tons
and oreys. Broken sizes.
Mems Sport Clothing,
End f., Washington
SpecioI Purchose!
Boys Hose
3oc pr.
Fine eombed cotton socks,
nyIon reinforced heels ond
toes. Stripes, bright solid
eoIors. Sizes 7 to IA.
End Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilDer Spring.;
3rd Floor, PGrkington
$500 Orig. l.se & l.ee
ChiIdren's Pojomos
sc
Il for l.25)
Tropie-weieht cotton knit
2-piece shorties with cool
nnidriffs. Lovely postels thot
whisk through tho suds--
toke no ironing. Sizes Z to
l6.
End Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Silver Spring.;
End Floor, Parkington
SpecioI Purchose!
Girls Sundresses
2.88
Little sundresses with their
own town" jockets. Gino-
hams, no-iron PIisses
coIorfuI prints. Wash costly.
Sizes 3 to 6x.
End Floor, Pdrkinoton
End Floor, SilUer Spring.:
Street Floor, PGrkington
Speeiol Purchase!
Tots Jack Tor
Sunsuits, Shorts
1888
Cool fobrics thot ore O cinch
to wosh. CoIorfuI in sizes
Z to 6.
End Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilUer Spring.;
End Floor, PGrkington;;
Speeiol Purchase!
Tots Polo Shirts
ST
Combed eottons in fresh
stripes smart little JOG
quords. Jelly beon colors.
Wash in seconds, no ironing.
Sizes ! to 6.
End Floor, Washington:
End Floor, SilUer Spring;
3rd Floor, Parkington
IS Orig. 1895 to 1895
Nylon Dresses
8.S8
Sheer dork coIors you'll love
to troveI in becouse they
don't wrinkle-poek in q
pocket and wosh in O
bowl" toke no ironing.
Sizes 10 to l8; 1874 to
22R, but not in every style
in every size! Cotton Shop.
3rd Floor, Washington
Store Only
SpecioI Purchose!
Misses Roincoots
1898
Just "a iridescent royon tof-
tetos, royon ottoman foilles
and novelty check fobrics.
Both loose and beIted styles
in q variety Of colors. Sizes
10 to l8.
3rd Floor, Messdnine,
Washington; End Floor,
SuUer Spring; End Floor,
PGrkington
Evening star., 1952-07-13
" j! Sets New
Color Trend
Spring Fresh Green Inside;
III Choices for Door Handle

Inside the porcelain interior walls is Spring
Fresh Green that makes foods look even more appe-
tizing. Sparkling gold trim adds touch of glamor
Evening star., 1952-07-13

Outside, you have your
choice Of IL gay colors for
the door handle. Best of all
its interchangeable! So
you can get a new color
Evening star., 1952-07-13

every time you change your
kitchen color scheme.
See how the new III Re-
frigerators can be "color
keyed to your kitchen.
Evening star., 1952-07-13

The Society of Motion Picture Art Directors has named the
1852 International Harvester regerators the most beautiful
in America The Society states international Harvester has
carried the design of the refrigerator to point where it is
functional beautiful accompaniment to the modern kitchen
Evening star., 1952-07-08

BABY SITTERS, eolored. full or part
time; 6Oc-70c an hour. For appli-
cation. RIM. 500. 1424 Z st. NV.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

- Carpentry. plastering,
painting, etc. No money down, up to
z, zcs,rs,, yrs; tS Pay. Psg gA gAMHToN Hts CON-
sling, cellar to roof: CENTRAL
A6SffiSNs. A6STfffisSSNSs1 ALTHRATfoNs.e III; Tfi NSsses' AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or COM
mercial; no Job too small or too
AsFSh irfs sEMoDELNEE sss ia a. 77SS sn9
type home repairs or redecorating.
AIR : CONDITIONING, refrigeration
installations and repairs; new and
r1SG;s$$HMr 9ssd; $1S4 up; c:n Ex <: s5s2; snI;.a !.
& very modern, MODERN ADDS ADS dcilSr HSr' vsii:; siS;
TO your property; free estimates; 8
TFsScr1No Ffsse Il pcsS. "a SHp1T4a aSss c2M5 SSsa
rsSRsNRRNe RstessSe sye =! sstnssda Md;
fencing. cementing. Gompiete re-
modeline. Terms. WILLIAM. NO.
uAfkHPSEiNTRY,. remodelins. recreation aa
ms furn. pEFehesi SF PNSMst NsSSMSltioR;A Va Rha4 RIsns
alterations. repairs. re-
cSsITH; sMITH; oW, S527. any time: l3s
Ssas 2sss essns fP4a.'ssl1s essssss!
CIATEp pECoRAToks.
CL0GGtE;D rs3ort;nnsE DRAIN ~ p PIES; PEG elsctrtcSlly
RooTER, Rhons RA. sssS any day.
ELECfRiCAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits, small Jobs done
immediately. RA. 2222 any time.
chain, iink; an
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
Il 4-A5SS; evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoMEN

RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN desires
maids work at hotel, or caring
for home for working parents. Call
Msi EcYi..STENo., SSSTHEsNio experienced, desires
to substitute for summer vacations;
cnpjEMkiksTyprsHM!. njMi sse EM. ssSss,.ne.d soSS: younr
isay Bos 9sllz asilfss STAR once D0'is0h
GiRI desires waitress work. light
once work, acting saleslady or
cashier work. ia. 6313.
PRACTICAL NURSING, experienced;
live out; day or night duty. Ii.
sECY.. july 14-sept. 1; expsr., picta..
PIX, IBM, Addressoeraph, teletype.
ETC.; acctg.; shorthand 120. type
so w.p.m.; 6-day wk. wo. 1857.
GIRL desires job as general house
PART-TiME Art EIaIS' 'WoGRiki-settlsdI oco;lorsd
woman; references. CO.. 1854.
GIRL, colored. desires typing. foun-
tain or steamtable work. ia. 0493.
practical, woman. desires
child care and light household du-
BHsI fS fs1aFfhiss'' sfTTEs white Sso Soman nisht
Or day; good references. AID. !2418.
GIRL. 1sL. c1IereSs ole Ss.y wishes work Of any
GIRL desires position as nursemaid;
city references. Call AID. 1857.
NURSE, white. respon-
sible;. for private duty. Call 10.
TAiLORESs. all around Incl. military;
does excellent work. Store or any
place. Box 1867, Star. s.
b. 8. SENIOR, nearly IL, wants sum-
meE pos; rca Goca spg' osae dntel.. FeliHDls. da1e
Evening star., 1952-07-08
STORE CLERKS

White. no experience necessary; pleas.
ant working conditions, all en-
ploye benefits; one needed In our
All, w., store. 1880 Columbia
pike and one 10 our Washington
store. Apply ct MANHATTAN CO.,
1SIs 11YYS Florida ave. NV. Or call Du
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, white
only. PIX; experienced, 6-day week,
hours, 3 to II p.m.; $14O per month.
77OO. 10
Observation-Disclosures educational
co-ordination work; part. full time;
fSHa Rsy stsFf & S1fs tx2 CO. 25l4
eral insurance ofnce; 6-day week;
sss sies srfaS shens MR efT% H6s5
TELEPHoNE OPERsATTo5RR 5R Tor Tor airline,
exper. and with some knowledge Of
typing. CAN MRS. BUsKEY. RE.
TSoiBS12ctco CLERK, experience es not
DRUG co. 3122 18th st. NV. @S
TYPIST-OFFICE CLERK for perma.
nent position; in pleasant surround.
lngs; S7h-hr. week; 1885 preferred.
Apply WARRINGTON CATHEDRAL,
OFFICE. 36th and Woodley I'd. NV.
rYPisT.s VI sSTssiess part or full time. ns 9ensra1
once work; small Insurance. ONCE;
day, 35-hr. week. Please give age
and experiences; replies confidential.
TYPIsT. Ediphone Sipfi experience it Dc.
sired but not necessary II willing
to learn; permanent position with
My AND cHMS izfgf sasi ssavieeRss. vAeRs AMa ioaa
llth SC, NV. a
Evening star., 1952-07-08
YOUNG MAN

High school graduate for perm.
position with local established
essential; interesting work with pos
sibility for future advancement; air
cond. of1ces: cony. me-. location;
37h-hr., e6:dayy yk.; ;I. salary open.
YOUNG MEN, over 1s, to work with
mgr. on regular route; summer or
full.time work; good pay. RIM. 424.
1404 N. Y. ave. NV.
MARRIED MAN, 25 to 40, to service
automatic cup machine route: posi-.
tion perm: good. salary to start,
rapid advancement in earnings; no
selling; paid vacation plus Xmas
bonus family disqualification and
person, $50 to IL 80 am. ePACARB
OF WASHINGTON, INC, 419 18th
st. ne. -S
RETIRED AND ELDERLY MAN to
hardware aTm: full or part time;
Nkh GslI MR fpS ANPRE Id CA .S..n- 600 l2 ,n2
required. No phone calls accepted.
Call in person at 1887 Tenth st.
FOR AFTERNooNs-Young man to
dri.e dsts small truck SGr and Ss ehfngs sF tres
rSEt:rNS nin: 70. .AfRRF1EaASEs, Riz11aEAS washington
National Airport. No exper. neces-
plus differential pay. Time and "a
ali over 40 hrs. work. Periodic In
creases. Drivers license necessary.
Apply In person, ALLIED AVIATION
FUELING CO., RIM. 10, Washington
4 AUTO TUNE-UP MAN. earburetor.
ignition and generator and starter
service. Also auto mechanic.
Chrysler and Plymouth experience
shop. Vi vacation 10sl and hCiidsySs hIiidSu'ViitS Win
pay. Group health insurance. We
are one Of the largest Chrysler-
Plymouth dealers. Contact Mr..
Hendrix at AIS MOTORS, INC,
3910 Wilson blvd. Arlington. ca.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
HElp WoMEN tcsns. J

|BEAUTlCIAN, expert. aIi-around op-
orator. guar. $50 . week. Hours, 9
to 9. Apply In person. 4647 Mass.
ave. NV. -S
BEAUTICIAN, hair stylist, male or
female. Must be experienced. Can
esrson esrn ap e S5S1 per ysss apply II
11th st. NV. La
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Exper. all
around; good pay and comm: steady
position; air conditioned. sHEP.
HARD A PARK BEAUTY SALON. 7313
BEAUTY OPERATOR oman or wom-
an) can earn better than SS5 week
iIGn II; suHranssea 1l1ans lT salary Ey and commits
ley SHOPPING Center, New Hamp-
Daugherty, JU. 9-05OO. Also one
opening for Alexandria studio. Cali
BEHufSfe Bss fSfenil5fTi oPhkArdsirp.r Al d52soi -aS d6l,
p winston shopping center, resi-.
dent OF nearby area preferred. 6314
Miistcn Drive. Falls Church. We.
BExUfa Sal UHfTs4SSi SSSpiERAroR, earn ss5 5l TO
500 per week; suaranteed salary,
plus commission; modern. air-cooled
SkEATfSv1E RHRDREssRRs. R2i1siSR; sssRRls 19l6 9siS
Beauty OPERATOR, aIl-around ex-
per. PAUL HAIRDRESSER. I764 K
81. NV. MA. 1884. -8
BEAUTY OPERATOR, guaranteed
tor; ANdLM BEAUTY SALON.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper. only:
excel. working cond., 6-day week;
GOOD salary. Box 1857, Star. "a
BEAUTY. OPERATOR, experienced.
good salary and commission; perma-
nent: hours. 10 to a; air-condition-
ed; 6-day week. 1886 Rhode Island
BooKKEEaPER. 2a.Sb: must be esS fSod
typist and capable Of assuming full
charge Of bookkeepinE and coliec-
ti0ns; excellent position for the rieht
party: air-conditioned ONCE; 37K-
nouE week. Apply SOUTHWESTERN
NATIONAL ms. CO.. S12 woodward
BOOkKEEPER. young lady, under 40:
permanent resident, for position in
small accounting department: ex-
pertence with accounts receivable,
payroll. and taxes desired; should
be accurate typist; good chance for
advancement: air-conditioned ONCE,
5-day week, insurance and leave
benefits. Apply giving telephone
number and salary requirements to
Boz 474-Z. Star. -S