davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
Neutrality OF American Unions

der. Individual labor leaders and
politicians may insist upon a
separation between religion and
life but, fortunately, they are
not representative of the system
as a whole.
Christian unions were abso-
lutely necessary in Western Eu-
rope at the time of their estab-
lishment, because of the anti
religious and Marxist philosophy
of the early socialists. In some
countries they are probably still
necessary for the same reason.
They have never been necessary
in the United States, however,
and they are not necessary to-
day.
Most Practical Christian
God willing, Christian unions
will never be necessary here if
the religious-minded workers of
the United States repudiate the
secularism of a Blanshard on the
one hand, and the misguided
piety of CLA on the other, and
instead, give themselves gener-
ously to the task of applying
Christian principles to the eco
normic order in and through our
existing unions.
The neutrality" of American
unions, far from demanding-as
the CLA mistakenly suggests
that the worker live "as a prac-
tical atheist" makes ii possible
for him to live as the most prac-
teal sort of Christian if he so
desires. It's up to organized re-
ligion to give him the necessary
spiritual motivation and the nee
eSsary intellectual training in
Christian social ethics. The CLA
doesn't believe it can be done.
Blanshard-if | have understood
him correetIv-doesn't think it
should be done. Catholics and
many non-Catholics think it can
be done, should be done, and with
the help of God, will be done
more and more successfully as
time goes on.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22

army of apostates from the creed
of Marx. The contrast in their
later behavior is a testimonial
to Grace.
There have been hundreds of
ardent Communist Party men,
bers who saw the error of their
belief and publicly recanted it.
The notables among them in
clude Arthur Koestler and Louis
Budenz. Douglas Hyde and Whit
taker Chambers, and any number
of fortunate Russians who have
managed to make off with USSR
planes and flee to safety in the
western zone of Europe.
So far as we have heard, not
one of these apostate Marxists
has ever changed his mind. Not
one of them has sought out party
headquarters and begged TO be
accepted back again. There is no
record of any penitent Red writ
ing book to express contrition
at having betrayed his Marx.
There is no parable of the Prod
igal Son in the annals of the
Reds
When The Cock Crew
Now, there have been, and
there are today, cases of Cath
olics who have publicly aban-
doned their Faith-in China, in
Hungary, in Poland, in Yugoslav-
ia. Some of them announced
themselves to be militant athe-
lists; others joined one or an
other of the Quisling churches
set up by the Soviets to delude
and terrorize the devout. And
what happened then?
What happened then is one of
the most heartening and heart
breaking things in the world to-
day. What happened then is,
very often, what happened to st.
Peter when the cock crew. Such
apostasy they found a burden
too heavy to bear. They discov-
cred that martyrdom itself is
preferable to the agony OF soul
that goes with submission to the
atheist state.
Last December Alois Petr,
chairman of the Peoples Party
of Czecho-Sloyakia, died natur-
al death in a Prague hospital. He
had been a Catholic all his life;
but since the wars end, he had
collaborated with the excom-
municated priest, Father" Ploh-
jar, ir organizing the renegade
Catholic Action" group which
rejected the authority of the
Vatican. According to Intelli.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22

one would expect to be we'll in
formed on Protestant if not on
Catholic matters, writes about
the Christian unions contemptu-
ously, and in such way as to
suggest that they are exclusively
Catholic and therefore open to
suspicion. The fact is, however,
that some of the Christian un-
ions of Europe are exclusively
Protestant in origin and in mem
bership, while others, such as the
Confederation of French Chris
tian Workers, are non-sectarian-
so much so that Moslems and 9TH
er Christians are included in
their ranks.
Very often such misinforma-
ton on the part of Americans
concerning the origin and the
nature of European Christian
unions is coupled with a vague
fear that the Vatican or the
American Hierarchy is secretly
preparing to establish Christian
unions in the United States.
Nothing could be further from
the truth.
clA Under Protestant Auspices
Curiously enough, those who
are obsessed by this unreason-
able fear never say word about
the fact that we already have a
so-called Christian union in the
United States under Protestant
auspices. refer TO the Christian
Labor Association of Grand Rap
ids, organized in 1871 and affiliat-
ed with the international FEEDER.
alton of Evangelical Workers
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
GRETTA PALMER
Repentant ApOstates

gence Digest, Petr also organized
a blasphemous ceremony at the
sanctuary of Velehrad and was
communicated: g. he pub
licly declared that the exconl-
munication did not worry him in
the least, and described himself
as a practical Catholic" But
During his final illness, being
in great pain, Petr repented. A
little over week before his
death he asked for priest to re-
ceive him back into the Church.
A Catholic Action priest was
brought, whom he refused to see.
Up to two days before his death
a watch was kept at his bedside
and he was refused the services
of a genuine priest. So heart
rending were his screams and
entreaties for a priest that the
hospital attendants were deeply
shocked and spread the story of
these narrowing and fearful
deathbed scenes everywhere -.
A number of people, including
former priests, have now sought
reconciliation with the Church as
result"
Public Repentance in China
Now turn to China, on the
other side of the globe. World
mission Fides Service, issued by
the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith, tells us what hap
pened in the case of Father Ho,
Vicar Apostolic of Kaifeng, after
the Communists had expelled
Bishop Gaetano Polio. Father
Ho, too, signed declaration in
favor of the Communist-organiz-
ed Independent Catholic
Church" just last November. One
month later, he stood up in the
Cathedral and publicly cried
med cLlpd in these words:
For some time my conscience
has not been at peace We
who have signed the declaration
have made a serious error and
are guilty. That declaration
made schismatics of us. Lord, we
beg You to pardon us.
Il hereby declare to you that
those who follow the road of
the Reformed Church are on the
road to hell :. Anyone who ad-
heres to the Reform will be re-
sponsible before God. |, Father
Ho, do not wish to lead you to
eternal punishment: we must
be ready to have our heads cut
off rather than deny our Faith.
I spoke to you as a worldly man
when I told you that you might
sign the schismatic declaration:
today l am speaking to you as a
priest of God.
my words will have conse-
quences. We shall 90 to prison.
Deo grdttnS!"
Father Hos repentance is not
an isolated case: few months
ago every Chinese priest in
Chungking who had signed the
Red Reform" manifesto made a
similar and public repentance
before the Blessed Sacrament.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22

One of the
most interest
ing phenomena
of our day is
the apostate
the pitif ul
apostate from
the c hurc h
who d e n j e S
His God un-
der Communist
pressure, and
the & o w in &
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-02-22
FATHER HIGGINS

BY and large,
Americans just
seem to take it
for granted that
the Christian
trade unions of
Western Eu-
rope are made
up only of Ca
tholics. Even a
magazine like
The Christian
Century, which
Evening star., 1952-06-19

exper. MGR 1000. Apply
HOTEL HARRINGTON. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-19
HELP MEN
! HELP WOMEN tcon,.)

YOUNG MAN. single. high school
grad. to learn sales and service;
selling in large Ford leadership.
Mr.. Minson. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. 304O NJ st. NV. 10
MAN. with some. technical
exper. needed by expanding chem
ical and engineering research firm.
to act as technical assistant ON
work in field of ballistics. College
training helpful. but not necessary.
Salary dependent on qualifications.
Gall, Cal oy; 81 2177 c for appt. ATLANTIC
MAN, with knowledge of
electronic components to train for
position OF future responsibility
YoGSG' YspGfHSss' Man, MAJ white, IS to 20 years
old to drive truck and help in
machine shop. CO. 1890. 30
MAN, high school graduate;
Wheaton-Rockville area; perm. posi-
ton; exper. not neces., character
refs. V1ERS MILL HARDWARE, !,
LO. 5-3SSS. $3.50 It'll q. 30
MAN, Is to %. to work as a
junior file clerk. Chance for ad-
yan.cement. This is a permanent
5-day, 37l2-hour week. Apply RIM.
300. Personnel Office. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO 80
Evening star., 1952-06-19
HELP WOMEN
FILE CLERK

knowledge of tipping. 5-day wk. in
air conditioned office. Apply II. j.
Taylor, after 10 am. A. M. BERG
MANN'S LAUNDRY, 623 G st. NV.
FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEON GIRLS
WANTED. day, ewes. or week end
shifts, good pay, Apply in person,
AMBASSADOR DRUG STORE. l4th
Girl. experienced, for
part-time work. Apply at SMITH S
PHARMACY. 251S 14th st. NV.
GIRLS-Colored; expe-
rienced; full or part time; meals.
Apply QUIGLEY'S, 2.st and G NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white, part time.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
1904 Marlboro pike. HI. 4174. "a
tions, 5-day, 4O-hr. wk., pleasant
working conds.. liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hospital
ization plan. retirement plan. APP
ply PEOPLES DRUG STORES. En-
GESERAE GGESHRsnt oFFfcE ofss q WORK K ne Youns ns
woman. knowledge of bookkeeping
and tipping. Apply in person. 1925
Wis. ave-. Bethesda. Md 10
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, pricing
and listing. Apply between u and
! pm. j. T. Gibbons. WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY. 2627 K st. NV. -22
Evening star., 1952-06-19

(3l, experience not necessary; COM
plete training course; to contact
age $65 per week. Apply 615 F st.
NV lStreet floorl MR. CHASE IL
Evening star., 1952-06-19

PRINTERS HELPER
To learn to operate Davidson offset
press and assist printer in local
insurance company print shop;
4:30. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CO., 14th and L sts.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
YOUNG MEN

t3l. experience not necessary; COM
plete, training course; to contact
clients in Metropolitan Area. Aver
age $65 per week. Apply 615 F st.
NV. (street f1oorl. MR.. CHASE. 81
inclined young men
in wood OF leather work; 5-day. 40
hour f.on. week; A paid holidays and ysea- vac,
WANTED: 100 men to drive yellow
Cabs. Apply in person. PERSONNEL
OFFICE. 1901 New York ave. ne.
EMPLOYED MEN-Three ewes. and
Taes.: We'd. 1T Thurs $3.50 enis pm,
WaNrEGsThA6Y h% T2s IL la5h st MAS Nv ;o- ls isn-
tors position, small apt. BLDG;
elec. furn. Apply after 4 PM. or or
bet, 7:30 and $40 am. 1911 Co
tStiI1E q. h'"l ORGANIZATION ne ex-
ecutive to take important post with
business association having Offices
must be thoroughly familiar with
principles of office MANAGEMENT be
capable of handling personnel mat
ters OF STAFF of 40. have pleasant
personality and ability to deal with
vyp UuoAIlOoc CACtuGlfCos
ity with Washington. local business,
Federal and local government pro-
cedures and personnel desirable but
not absolutely essential: man be-
tween .35 and 45 preferred; start
ing salary neighborhood of $1,000.
Applicants submit detailed state
ment of education and experience.
INQUIRIES to be handled confidenti-
ally. Box 254-Z. Star. 30
ONE OF THE LARGEST organiZa-
tions of its kind has opened q
branch office in Washington. We
are in need of representatives
Must be neat appearing and quail
fed to meet the public. $4,000 to
$4,000 per year to those who are
not afraid to work. If you are in
terested in a nice position, see MR..
ABESHAHEEN, 9 to 12 noon. 930
''F'' st. NV office 307. 20"
BUSINESS now open in
Shenandoah. Page or Madison Coun-
ties. Exceptional opportunities for
industrious man or woman. Write
at once, RAWLEIGH'S Dept. DEF
14-lS9, Richmond. Va.
III. S. STUDENT. work on fountain
and grill; exper. 1910 Walsh ST.,
Bethesda, OIL. 3096, WI. s697.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
HELP WOMEN
CT.ERK-TYpTST

CLERK-TYPIST
Can you type As words per
minute?
Do you like to work with
congenial people?
We have interesting tipping
jobs in our modern air-con-
ditioned Office in convenient
ne. section.
WE OFFER
Coop. group insurance plan
paid vacations and other
employe benefits.
APPLY .
Safeway Stores, Inc.
1S45 4th ST. NE. Ia
Evening star., 1952-06-19
HELP W0NEN
SECRETARY

With firm of manaeement
eonsultants In small office, To-
Gated vicinity Bureau of
Standards; salary, $4,000.
with opportunity for advance
ment. Hours, q to, 3 and Q
to | on alternate SATURDAYS.
Required dictation 100 w.p.m.,
typing so w.p.m; capable Of
handling varied duties. exer-
else responsibility, Age, 20 to
40.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
SALESMAN

5000 PLUS WEEKLY
LEADS AND APPOINTMENT
Closer needed for new and different
fast-growing product. Needed in 900
Of all homes. FHA approved. Ma
for sales executive. See MR.. BAB-
COCK, 2527 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
10 to l.! and , to 4 daily. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-19

THE MUNSEY TRUST co.
1929 e st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with good telephone voice,
who Is capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers by
telephone; 5-day, 4U-nour week. II
interested. apply Personnel Office
Rm. sos. Open Mon. through Fri,
am. to / pm. No phone calls
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV
THE EVENING STAR
1l0l pennA. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-19


GALESMAN-For mems wear; exper..
good salary. plus COM. good hrs.
penn. MILLS CO., 9th and SITS.
NV -IS
SALESMAN to sell building materials
ready cut-wood bldgs. in Arlington
and Fairfax Counties, Va. Applicant
must be above the average. income
is above average. Should have knowl-
edge of building or building mater
ials. Have car, preferably be resi-
dent OF Va. Complete details in ap-
plication. Box 226-A, Star. .--l9
SALESMAN, new and used cars;
demonstrator furnished and gaSo-
time. Apply in person. CALL CARL
MOTORS. INC, Hudson dealer,
S1Ol Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md. See
Mr.. Hermann.
SALESMAN---Neat appearance, inter
ested in sales career: must have cal
and devote full time. Ii. 4-34OC
or LU. 1-2035. 20
Evening star., 1952-06-19
SALESMAN

Experienced young man for mems
furnishings department; permanent
position in conditioned store;
good salary for steady man.
GEORGE & co.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

PRODUCE MAN-Experienced must
be coneenial and willing to work.
Top salary, good hours and working
conditions. Apply INDIAN SPRING
MARKET, 10040 ColeSville rd., or
call SH 41lO 30
Evening star., 1952-06-19
HELP WOMEN

POLICY WRITER for large air-con-
ditioned insurance office; casualty
experience dssired; ps psrmanent ,,n, en-
$40 Woodward Building. "a
POWER MACHINE OPERATOR. avn
ing exper. necessary. 1881 I4th st.
NV. 30
Evening star., 1952-06-19
Shoe Statesmen

FULL OR PART TIME
LIBERAL SALARY a. COMMISSION
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
APPLY MR.. DAVIS
Joseph DeYoung
1925 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

-l9
PLUMBER for repair work. Must be
experienced, sober and steady worker.
4-I250. 80
PLUMBER for new house work in
Phone WA. 5000. 7:3o am. til s
PLuMBER-Experlenced for jobbins
andre and remedeling D. c. permit. Ref
PnGMsERSs frGSfei & or 9os3 ss5e.mttter, beiSsrs
Y1Ga Tnn.ed dtn with it = D; = c. permit. Apply
1nHii only Hillside e:asiaSS 5oSS. meena6ies @ao
PORTER-For used car lot. Excel
working conditions. 5la-day week
Garage to work in. Top pay for
right man. Must have D. c. permit.
Apply in person. GARY MOTORS.
900 Good Hope rd.. Sc. 30
PORTER, steady position. food sal
sry; a. Apply HOLLYWOOD 7os 9TH
PORTER. drivers license; excel. sal
ary and hours; meals. furn. 5636
Conn. ave, Wo. 5000. 10
PORTER. colored. day work. .Ap-
ply PINCUS GRILL. 1899 Bladens-
bur- Ed s9lWsr Manor colNtad No
r1nssd pere9csd releEences day YSrk
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
PREssER, experienced; for dry clean
ing plant, at once; good pay, steady.
Phone EN-. 9767. 2414 Wis. ave.
PRESSER, wool, all-around man. JE.
PREssER. steady Job. good pay. Must
be fast 90 18th ST NV -22
Evening star., 1952-06-19
HELP MEN

SHOE SALESMAN, experienced,
Thurs. and Sat. Liberal pay and
commission. YOUNG'S, 1906 F st.
NV -26
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only.
excel. position for thorough man.
Apply 1924 Pa. ave. s.e., 2nd floor.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
YOUNG MEN

With an eye to the future and a
fair for sales work. A new nom
competitive product by one of
the worlds leading manufacturing
groups. $40 advance commission
No canvassing. no collections. no
deliveries. Call WO. 1922, Id
Pm. Also 3 part time openings
Evening star., 1952-06-19
NELP MEN tcont.)
PAINTERS (WHITFl

Inside and outside experience; large
apt. development; good hourly pay.
Apply BUCKINGHAM. Maintenance
Dept, 4235 N. Pershing dr.. Arl..
va. -
PARTS MAN--International truck
dealer for clerical and counter work.
Decentralization. paid vacation, holi-
days. See Bob Snow. MALONEY'S.
INC. S126 Ga. ave.. Silver Spring.
Md. -26
PARTS RUNNER and stock clerk,
h. S. grad. wanting to learn parts
business; Va. drivers permit. See
Mr.. Hook. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 5s5 N. Glebe rd., Arl.
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER.
state eXper. and salary expected;
correspondence strictly confidential
Box 144-A, Star. 30
PHARMACIST, reg: exper. refs. re-
qufred. Good pay. good benefits.
Apply MERIDIAN HILL DRUG
STORE, 26O1 10th st. NV. 10
PHARMACIST. evenings 6-Io. CALL
FoRNIA PHARMACY. 2162 Calf.
PHARMACIsT. relief: 3 days. 4 to Q
pm. RIVERSIDE PHARMACY. 2125
Z st. NV. --21
PHARMACIsT. reg. exper. and refs
required; S125 per wk. and other
benefits. Box 241-A, Star. 30
PHARMACIST, reg, exper. and refs.
required; good pay and good sur
roundings. AID. 1916. 80
Evening star., 1952-06-19

SERVICEMEN, inside
and outside work. excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply 1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
Tv ANTENNA INSTALLER, experience
necessary, also trainee with radio
schooling. Apply in person. FOX &
KASMIR. 3742 10th st. ne. --19
TV BENCH MAN. experienced. with
tools. Apply DYNAMIC STORES.
18th and G SITS. NV. 30
Tv SERVICEMAN for bench work. for
large wholesaler. Apply B. S. AL
len. l2l6 e st: NV, ---1a
TV SERVICEMEN with ears, exper.
Apply DYNAMIC STORES. 18th
and G. sts. NV --19
TV TECHNICIAN-outs service
man. SHARPE'S Tv. 1927 14th St.
nv TECHNICIANs. experienced only,
bench work; salary open. Pc. 5045.
TRAcToR SRLAiSsn Ra01R FRAZIER DRIVER 4 by
June 81. Thoroughly exper. and
familiar D. C. Freight and house
hold goods. Steady, reliable. Refs.
Evening star., 1952-06-19
PRESSER

Wool We have an opening for an
experienced man. Good hours. good
pay. good working conditions
SPEVAK BROS. CLEANERS. l25 In
dependence ave. Sc. AT. 1866.
Evening star., 1952-06-19

WOMAN. colored, fun
or part time or week ends. 3oS 9th
st. NV. -22
(2l. experienced,
sion. Hours. 9 to s, 5-day wk. Call
Ov. 1s34 or XII. o-9429. "a
Evening star., 1952-06-19
statesmen

SECRETARY, age 81 to 80. We have
young stenographer to act as Secre-
tary to an executive of our company:
starting salary. $50 per week or bet
ter, according to ability, with oppor-
toned ONCE; pension, and INSURANCE
plan; cafeteria in bldg. Call w. H.
PROCTOR: NE. 4793. 49,,
edge of automatic washer essen
tial, 40-hr., 5-day wk. liberal car
ITS; Apply t.f43. at onss c; j. BoudTsa16, Ssn6
SERVICE MAN, major appliances,
with car. for wholesalers. See Mr.. ]:
haeT1i WHoIEsAIERs, 5 Z nti so5s ". Va ave.
SERVICE si STATION ASST. MANAGER.
only exper. operator, with refs. need
apply. Salary, $500 month. plus
comm. and vacations; See & Mr. Ear
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper., good salesman with refs; sal.
airy. $40 day plus commission and
sUNoeo s9Hst5Se ssSveE sfs aE saToN FaFFHo NsH Wis
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced. Apply ADAMS AMOCO,
4th and Rhode Island ave. ne. -22
SERVICE OFFICE CLERK; branch
location OF large automotive. con-
cern has opening for experienced
service Office clerk: must have
knowledge of automtive parts; good
salary, company benefits. Apply
Mr.. Norcross. CALL CARL, INC,
as,r hnaa conr Corn ave- n,Cu.~,rrs nv -Ia
ship and outside men, for duct
work; PAUL H. NoRA1R CO., Ii.
sHEET-MErAL MECHANICS and
helpers: year-round work. SOLAR
HEATING CO., Owens 1900 --22
SHEET-METAL MECHANIC and help
-er Apply 1246 Taylor st. NV,
shaEr4 nj ana MFTSii Z Sim' MECHANIC and
helpers. Exper. In duct work or
gutter and spout. Apply 9710 Capi--
tai View ave. Silver Spring or call
JU. S-2141 after 6 pm. lie
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and
skaters, also helpers; experienced.
Call IA o-AcQ4 after e q M pa
Evening star., 1952-06-19
ROUTEMAN

White or colored-one of Washing
toms well-known laundries has an
excellent opportunity for the right
man with the following aualifica-
tions: Age 25 to 40. married, D. c.
operators permit. resident of the
Dist. of Columbia or close by area
for at least five years. Must have
excellent references. This route
will pay not less than $50 per
week now and earnings can be in
creased very materially by diligent
better than S75 per week are pos
sible. Apply by letter in your own
handwriting and give short back
ground of your experience and sew
eral references. Box 33-A, Star.
-21
ROUTE SALESMAN-Man for an
established coffee and grocery route
in Washington area. Excellent op-
portunity for man looking for real
security and q liberal pension plan
Man should be married, between &c
and 40 years of age and have Al
references. Must be reliable. Sal
ary and commission. Car furnished
Call CO. 9596. THE COOK COFFEE
co, for appointment. 80
ROUTE SALESMAN, over FL; exper.
not necessary. JERNIGANS DRY
CLEANERS. I'm 2300. "a
Evening star., 1952-06-19

CLERK
General office work. some tipping;
perm position; free hospitalizat ton
and insurance. CREEL BROS. NC.
1911 14th st. NV. -25
CLERKS. ice cream and candy store;
for full or part time; work in the
CLIFFORD ICE CREAM CO., Arline-
toms store: excellent opportunity for
advancement, vacation with pay,
free disqualification. Apply at 5555
Lee hwy; or call SH. 473s Sunday
CLERK Ii TeetsrEfi tsTEENoGRApHER for perm
position. 5-day wk.; good salary;
excel. working cond.; applicants un-
EMERsoN RADIO Of Of WAsHiNG. Nc
TON. INC. 1929 14th st. NV. -22
CLERK-TYPIST = Permanent posi-
penNIN sien 5day 1NK Kk CA ApgE gGs banI; cbhp1ToL
CLERK Of typ
ing desired but not essential. Please
do not apply If not interested in q
permanent position. For further in
4s00. F. W. BoLGIANo & Co. Ill
cEERkT9pisf. HfT Y2Ik syf Rs Rsite. young 1s lady
and storage business: 40-hour week,
CLERK -TYPIST-40-hr.. 5-iay wk.:
medical inst; plsnt. duties; agree
able surroundings; S2,556 "; ins.
and hosp. benefits. Box 1897. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST-Young lady. for
typing and general ONCE work, in
new and growing business; 5-day
wk. Apply in person. BAER-SLADE
CORP, 2O39 K st. NV. 30
Evening star., 1952-06-19
PHARMACIST

Young. energetic; excel opportunity;
local refs; 4S-hour week at So so
per hour. No Sundays, Meals fur
nlShed. MR.. WAY. RE. 194S.