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Evening star., 1952-04-16

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BOYS.
/ Tivadar and Margareite Antal.
Bernard and Lima Bice
Cader and Betty Bryson.
Richard and Rosa Christensen.
benjamin and Hilda Craddock.
Paul and Kathleen Droz.
Ninton and Elizabeth Farley.
Thomas and Jennie Hall.
| Charles and Elizabeth Hopkins.
| Per and Dorothy Kveseth
Michael and Mary Lamonda.
Hush and Agnes McDermott.
Ray and Betty NothStein
William and Evelyn O'Berry.
| Paul and Jeanne Pacini
Maurice and June Rehm.
Gerald and Lorraine Schefke
Charles Charles and DeloTes ,Vanderhuf.
BENJAMIN and Bertha White Eagle.
Denny and, Molly Wyrick.
Walter and Lucille Young.
Charles and Sesiree Bailey.
James and Grace Cooper
Roosevelt and Lottie Daniels.
Thomas and Mary Dennie.
Edward and odessa Douglas.
John and Edna Ferguson.
Sylvanus and Lucille Frazier.
Leroy and jamie Gardner
Raymond and Dolores Harris.
Lawrence and Dolores Hinton.
Charles and Dolores Howard.
Eugene and Lillian Jones
Emmett and Martha Lewis.
| Donald and Flora McIlvaine.
Edward apd Hattie Mercer.
James and Anna Owens
| George and Rosa Pitts
James and Espanola Kicks.
Maurice and Arlena Sutton.
| Riddick and Lois Vann
Jonas and Ethel Whitmore.
Edward and Gladys Williams.
Samuel and Ada Young.
Major and Selma Hill
Scotye and Genevieve jefferson.
Roosevelt and Annie Johnson.
Wrote and Odell Jones.
Paul and Winnie Lucas
Thornton and Oracle Mckinney.
Samuel and Ernestine McNeal.
| Olin and Lille Tohe
Joseph and Mary Wilson.
Monrol and Ella Benton.
James and Jean Bowen
| William and Mary Brackney,
! Mario and Anne Ciccolella.
James and Louise Connor.
Edward and Betty Durham.
Arthur and Bette Faircloth
William and Marion Tanning
Thomas and Doris Ferguson.
Evening star., 1952-04-16
Woman Slow With Toss, Held on Narcotics charue

street NV. throw out a package
He said he recovered six enve-
lopes of suspected heroin.
Mrs. Branch was charged with
violating the Harrison Narcotic
Act. Municipal Court Judge
George D. Nelson held her for
the grand jury under 81 500 bond
Evening star., 1952-04-16
CuroIinu Donce Nav 10

The North Carolina State So.
Iciety will hold its May Dance on
May 10. 1t was incorrectly stated
in Sundays Star that the dance
would be on May II.
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SMART WOMEN

like to be smart in every way
that's why you find them smoking
Parliament Cigarettes with such
evident enjoyment. That includes
Evening star., 1952-04-16
Murruy to Speak Here

Philip Murray, president Of the
CIO. will speak on the steel wage
dispute at a luncheon of the Ma
'tional Press Club tomorrow.
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smoking pleasure. An exclusive
built-in filter mouthpiece-so
extra absorbent that it protects you
by removing much OF the tar and
nicotine found in all cigarette
smoke. So firm and neat, too-keeps
loose tobacco from your lips. A
crushproof box which keeps your
cigarettes unchanged and un-
wasted. with "slide" drawer effect
which makes them easy to get at.
Believe me a.. Parliaments give you
everything you can even imagine
wanting in a cigarette.
Evening star., 1952-04-16

mushrooms broiled in butter-and
an extra fine tasting variety to
start. Picked at flavor peak, BinB
Mushrooms are broiled in pure
creamery butter, then packed ready
for use. in their own butter-rich
broth. I recommend them for their
luxurious flavor and style and
for their economy. No peeling. No
waste. And for convenient use
Styles: eInB Whole Mushroom Crowns,
ans Sliced Mushrooms, aims Chopped
MvshFoomS.
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because folks
enjoy a lavish
lot of delicious
B in B Mush h
rooms and so
do I! They're so
Succulent and
IA StV-the n1lIU
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a SUPER SAUCE

for hamburgers is rich brown
gravy, iampacked with hothouse
grown BinB Mushrooms. It's per-
feet food for Spring-party menus
Evening star., 1952-04-16

m e ] o r / V z
learned to be a
S m art buyer!
Look at all you
get in Parlia-
ments! Superb
tobaccos-to give
Won gre t er
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k0lH6 sEs}aEEf s|!5!E MNNNNk

WOmHn'S Heart Goes Out to choice cottons and
fine linens. So your heart know, will go Clorox
because it does so much more than make white and
coor-fast cottons and linens snowywhte and color
bright it removes stains, deodorizes, makes linens
sanitary, too!
You also get a patented, linen-conserving feature
Evening star., 1952-04-16

Chocolate Is So Exciting to
use in all sorts of cookery! And
when you cook with the chocolaty-
goodness Of RockWood Bits you
Evening star., 1952-04-16

make the most
" on d erful-
tasting cookies,
cakes, frostings,
d desserts and
pies. In fact,
with these orig
inal chocolate
Evening star., 1952-04-16

the coffee discovery
that's winning the hearts and cheers everywhere It's
trey Of coeenot grind but millions of tiny
Buds coffee that world
famous Maxwell House wonderful flavor all knoW And
Evening star., 1952-04-16

The Time For Gracy-is any
time-with your first-day meat
and with leftovers, too! And to serve
plenty of good brown gravy easily,
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of its 5 Califor-
MIA fruits. And
I think you
housewives will
also find this
blend of grand,
golden Cling
neacheS. uearS.
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Births Reported in District of Columbia

From the D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics.,
Evening star., 1952-04-16

zo1aa'9 WIIlLII Io CACIUSIVE WICl
Clorox-launder your finest linens safe
caustic and other harsh substances.
Make your house safer for family hes
routine cleaning. It's easy to disinfect tu
sinks-to make all these home germ c.
Clorox is the most efficient germ-killer
and deodorizes. Just follow directions O
Evening star., 1952-04-16

Niacin are added rich red blood and better growth
It's also least likely of all kinds of cereals to cause
anergic reactions and can't harm the most delicate
normal digestive tract And here's new Cream of
Rice feature you'll love. pouring spout easy to
omen and close No more spilled cereal package
stays tidy!
Evening star., 1952-04-16

! recommend
Kitchen Bou-
quet. It makes
you independ-
ent of pam
browning alone
for just by add
innn liffln
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tasty gravy every time. Here's why:
Kitchen Bouquets blend of IA veg
etables, herbs and spices brings out
gravy's true meat taste as we'll as
giving it grand brown color. And,
for over rs years, Kitchen Bouquet
has produced luscious gravy-to
the delight and gratitude of mill
lions of home-cooks and their
families. You need only a little
Kitchen Bouquet each time and
every drop counts toward gravy
perfection. Good economy news!
Evening star., 1952-04-16

Economical tool Saves
to O coffee
to the last
ar top
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Rice creamy-smooth and deli
cio Yes this tastes good it's just what the doctor
mothers will appreciate this
cereal which specialists recommend 1t gives quicker nutrition ana
energy than other kinds OF cereals ana IRON Dr. d. anu
Evening star., 1952-04-16

you can be absolutely sure
nothing else is added-no
This new Instant MaxWl
unlike old-style "instants"
but tastes so deliciously d.
Maxwell House Coffee, bre'
Maxwell House kitchens. Al
fnnfintn the 1nro ter,s rannn
Evening star., 1952-12-10
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN (cont. }

COUNTERMEN AND. WOMEN by ma
tional restaurant chain: oppor-
tunity for advancement: experience
not necessary; meals and Uniforms
furnished. paid vacation, free in
surance,- Christmas bonus. apply in
person. o314 Georgia ave. NV.
AND WOMEN to sell our
popular. easy to sell items; full or
E2rt time: generous commissions.
Choose your own working hrs. no
exper. nee. Opportunities for earn
ing money unlimited. Apply now to
AMERICAN SPECIALITY CO., lT40
K st. NV. or call 10. 2-1l4S after
u pm. -I1
BROTHERS, INC, special
lists in linens, 1929 Conn. ave. NV.
experienced salesperson wanted. Call
SETTLED MARRIED SfLo1Y CfLE..o White eio to o
be responsible for care of an elderly
lady at. night time. No houseWork
required; room and board furn. in
addition to modest compensation
= BOX 154-S. Star. lis
FREE to white couple. no children,
man employed; 2-rm. furn. apt. and
board, in Kensington; in return, wife
cook. do g.h.w., be companion for
my wife. LO. 4-7972 after 5. 80
Evening star., 1952-12-10

ACCOUNTING CLERK for comptrol-
ier's Office in hospital. Bookkeeping
or payroll experience helpful; age
meals. DU 1-io2n between o.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. italian, 12o-bass, treble
and bass shifts, new. guaranteed;
$i4s.5o. Also claTinets. flutes. .eI trumO a.
pets and trombones at unusually low
prices. RATNER's MUSIC STORE,
AiSSSsSokSfHosS; iSS se! :; s itsllan 12o,bass; sac
@GGs sSssa 0raRS amy gfs sfsea So ps; ps
1896 down. ST. 3-9400. JoR.
DAMS, corner 18th and G sts. NV.
ACCORDION. pract. new. III base,
ladys size. Rivoli, S195. TU. $4,000,
ADDiNG Ed5i aGl MacHrSE httfI Ii Burroughs lh desk
%si4ER %RdS S59 e.. aSiS aSHS1hAh 14sh st. TYPR:
ADD. MACHs.. new. used; all makes;
nand. .elec.; great reduc. CIRCLE,
11l2 14th NV, DI. 7-7372.
ADDRESSOGRAPH, new: 2 cabinets:
$500 stencils; . typewriters, 2
.1e desks; lGoI5,I,GIN; l211 g nv; Suite Sa,r 40a
40 tons, now % in operation: th suitable i;
commercial installation. May be
seen by appointment. AID. 2-67S1.
Also three 3-ton condensing units.
AIR-CoNDITIoNING WINDOW UNIT
Mitchell. q ton; new floor sample;
S179. GENERAL HEATING EN-
CHEERING CO., INC, 4l30 Georgia
ave. NV. TU. 2-4744. 10
ANTIQUE-4-ft. Chippendale mahog.
Sideboard, 500: old repro. Sheraton
inlaid server. $50 WO. 6-O707. --12
ANTIQUE DOLLS, wax, china and
biSque. NO. 7-3423.
on in, the shop
pings fun. BELL KINDS. COS 9th
ANTIQUES - Six excep. fine orig.
French black and gold bamboo
chairs, newly uphols. decorator S
ttem): Unusual old Derby tea serv.
for 6; old French prints; Early
Amer; milk glass dresser set. bottles;
marble top waShstand. unusual,
orig. decor: misc. vases, CANDLE
sticks, f1atirons, porcelain what-not
miniatures. All from pvt. collection.
No dealers. HO. 2-7759. Ill
ANTIQUES-Collecto item. Chinese
ivory Buddha head with base; signed
18th century: 14Ha in around. 8 in.
tall; Sacrifice, $3.50. RA. 6-6775.
ANTIQUES-Handk table,
beautifully carved; French curio
cabinet. beautifully mounted lamps,
MeisSen and Bristols, and many gifts
to choose for Christmas. Dorchester
House. 24S0 10th st. NV. in the
arcade. AID. 2-6S20, Sunday. to 6.
Ill
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL, colored. wants Job as waitress
in night club. CO. 5-5304.
MORSE. white efficient, kind. capable
full charge: invalid. chronic case
Consider any case; live in or 10 or
l2-hr.. duty. Reasonable. Hudson
NURSE, settled. will supervise home
for elderly couple or semi-invaIid
STAY nirhts. JE. 3-9S56.
STENOGRAPHER. exper. gen. law.
desires fun or part time pos; avail.
immed. UN. 4-7164 after 6 pm.
WOMAN. colored. desires job taking
care of children or sick person; will
accept any s hrs; S35 wk. Ii.
ALL KINDS OF TYING snd dicta-
ton; reas. rates. College and secre-
tarial BACKGROUND. DU. 1-5SS9 after
moons. --l2
ATTRACTIVE SECRETARY. well edu-
Gated, wants job as receptionist or
pvt. secretary to top executive. MISS
BARTON. ST. 3-7S60; ewes. .WO.
CoLORED GIRL desires day work or
fountain work; experienced; refer
ences. II. 3-39l4
COLORED WOMAN desires job as re-
ceptionist or clerk in store; pleas
ing personality. AID. 2-135s.
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CLERK

that offers good chances for ad-
vancement. Interesting clerical work
in a bright. modern office. Con-
genial associates. Knowl. of tipping
necessary. Applicants should be neat
personable and congenial and have
a high school education. Paid vaca-
tions and sick leave after 6 mos ;
37ia hrs. wk,, Mon. thru Fri: no
SatS Our company offers group
life insur. and group disqualification.
Apply personnel dept. 3rd fir. THE
REUBEN H. DONNELLEY CORP,
1900 Eye st. NV. between 8 am.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
HElP-WOMEN

SUPERVISOR-Private school in
Washington area has unusual op-
portunity for a supervisor with pri-
mary and elementary background.
Must be good in public relations.
with proper educational BACKGROUND.
Write MR. BLOCK. Sheraton Bldg,
Suite 5ll, Washington. D. C. 10
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. some
typins. An opportunity to learn
other work in publishing Office.
NORWOOD. Sl5 Washington Bldg,
or phone ST. 3-7325. ii
Switchboard Operator
Permanent position for refined white
lady. 20 to 40 years old. in large
GSderR cs MRg Rgt 0ds ntsTnSsRs hoHsS
TEACHER-Excellent opportunity for
experienced primary teacher in
private school in Arlington, Va.
Call IA. $1,000. 8 am. to s pm.
CLERK. no exper. neces-
sary; no night or Sunday work.
sTANDARD s DRUG CO.. s14 F st.
rYPisT-For permanent position
salary; group hospitalization; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply in
person to Mr.. Bortnick, CHERNER
MOTOR CO, 1871 Fla ave. NV.
HO. $4,000. 10
TYPIST. experience helpful but not
necessary; permanent position; D.
day. 40-hr. week; pleasant working
conditions. liberal discount on pur-
chases. insurance and hospitaliza-
sHoRa sHe Rlan Em1loSnens AHSlz PEo5hss ocs. PEUf
st. ne. Ill
white. experienced. accu-
rate, for responsible position in ma
tional association, multLith dept.
vacation with paw; paid hospital
ization; salary $500. Apply to
MRS. JONES. 1900 r. I. ave. NV.
DI, 7-34l2. -l6
Evening star., 1952-12-10
HO. 2-2476

LADIES. part time. day or eve, in
81 pm. Tues. Wed, Thurs, RIM.
30: 20 l4th St, NV. 10
WOMEN. 81 to 40. light investiga-
ton. Free to travel. Salary and
expenses. No experience necessary.
Rnl. 95l Warner Bldg. 10
WOMAN-Rent-free house near Ire.
villa, and and salary for g;h.w.;, SO
YoUNc a5T Tk LADY f"1l7f qYP1sT 'S1 for e general
quired. Call Ii. 3-91OO. -15
YOUNG. GIRL for switchboard and
iight CLERICAL work; 5-day week: sui
LlyAN IIys . % DENTAL n LABORATORIES
YOUNG WOMAN. age 1890, alert
and perSonable girl to assist pur-
chasing agent; Office exper. helpful
accurate typing required 5-day, 40
hhNF1c Ia Fk FssHScR RhsHf GV coRP alsp7 AisT- HT
YOUNG S'iqs'G' WOMAN, over IS, for raI sales
work; about 6 hrs. per day; excel
lent earnings: exper unnecessary.
Mr.. MURRAY, Room 424, 1404
AREx REX HGlk MANAGERPfATE aSf T Y opening Japu.
ary s. with established Sne Cosmetic Ti
firm: high level field advancement
for ful-ttme applicant: drawing ac-
count; director selling experience
preferred. Phone, late model car
write: age employment and educa-
tiOnal BACKGROUND to w. H. KEGS
LER, Box 1888. Star. -15
UNEMPLOYED settled lady. white. to
care for elderly lady at nighttime;
practical nurse pref: no housework
required; room and board furn. in
addition to modest compensation.
FOX c16-S. Star. --l5
OPPORTUNITY open
to six women willing to train -
weeks at home: completion of train
ing Qualities. YOU for immediate high
earnings tat homel. Write for ap-
pointment. regional manager, Mr..
GILMAN RAND, Box 4O-T, Star.
WANTED; exper. beautician. euaran-
teed salary; 50ee. commission; D.
3-1134 or XII q-9429. -12
home. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT.
2334 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 7-1700.
BE PREPARED!-Earn 500 Xmas
money and continue yr. bus. with
reg. AVON customers. RE. 7-S107.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

by the dav or week DE. 2-S964
GIRL, colored. desires full or part
time Job. or days work: 3 days a
week: references. DU. 7-65g4.
GIRL wants g.h.w. or taking care
Of some employers children; re-
liable. references; CO. 6-9679.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

Completely erected: no money down
3 yls. to pay, FILA plan: free esti-
mates. Phone ia. 1-37Sl. -15
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting plas-
tering, carpenter work, roof paint
ing. repairing. No job too small.
PRINTZ. Ii. 4-1511. -ou
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CLERK

Some experience, white. with good
handwriting, to check accounts. send
out statements, etc. No typing; must
be accurate and be able to handle
detail work; 5-day, 4o-hr wk.,
vacation and sick leave plan. cash
bonus and opportunity for advance
ment. Call PERSONNEL DEPT.
HO. 2-2476
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goth CENTURY FOX FILM
HElP-MEN AND WOMEN

APT. HOUSE MGR.-Win exchange
newly dec, conv. located. air-cond.
apt. for service as mgr. No rent coll
lections. Write Box 47T-L, Star. Ill
BOOKKEEPER, part time; must have
some exper.; salary open. Apply
1926 Florida ave. ne. Ill
CAR WASHERS WANTED GEM
CAR WASH, 933 Florida ave NV.
C CANvASSERS-House-t toulouse men:
fast S2.95 deal. you keep S1.75.
Local or travel: transp. furn. Apply
ineton, D. c. rs
CLERK K-TYPISTS-Ful1 and part time
jobs; permanent. Must be fast typ
lists and have good hearing. Call
2:30 to 6 pm. Cali MR.. WILLIAM
SON, EX. 3-26S9. Ill
FARMER AND WIFE, no children. for
general farming nearby Nd, Wife
to do s.h.w.: good salary with furn.
house; refs. required: Apply 1917
Tth st. NV. ST. 3-S4s4. -16
Evening star., 1952-12-10
REPAIRS AND SEPVlcE

DRIvEWAYs, parking lots
T PESas' oi 6Gads 1850 Ess es5""tsi or g.
ATTi9cSs FINISHED, dormer win
doWs, porches inclosed, recreation
rooms and stairways. Commercial
or residential New or renodeling.
pay. % IN 4s49I. ss j. E. Il aENpRIcKs asf5Isiis s.
BRICK AND kEPAiR WORK-Con-
tractor Of reliable service. No job
tee tee small; nall, GEORGE W. HENSON,
BTiLDING, REMoDELING - Roots.
waterproofins; i % psi deferred qesnSss: psSments:
FLA: REED CONTRACTING CO,
JU. 5-72l0. LU. 4-l26S. JE. 2-5SS3.
bookcases and shelves
made to order. porches inclosed and
CARPENTRYARemodel garages, par
titions: large and small jobs. JACK
SPARKES, HO. 2-S439.
remodel garages, par
titions. Large or small Jobs. JACK
SPARKES, HO. 2-S439.
CARPENTRY WORK. large or small
home improvements; house caulk-
ing and roof repair. HE. 4-7343.
repairs and remodeling,
commercial and residential, incloSed
porches and recreation rooms. JU.
S-3405. l5s
recreation rms. attics,
seneral repairs. HAINES & PUT
NAM, RA. 3-55l6, WA. 1854. 10
BRICK MASON. steps, side
walks, drivewayS, patios. water
proof1ng walls. minor rep. Elk.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor -kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
day, any night.
DRAIN SERVICE; sewers,
sink lines. basins and toilets. cleared
by electric equip. reasonable rates.
no charge If not cleared: day or
night service. TU. 2-1900.
FENCE-Galvanizeo chain INK; ali
posts in concrete Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. SO months to pay. Phone
IL II 4-45sS; evenings and Sunday.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. cleaning
and waxing; reasonable rates. free
estimates. Call RA. 6-6795. -16
FLOORS SANDED and finished.
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 7-1I29.
REPAIRED. reflnished
and polished in your home; reason
able AID 4-7144 los
Evening star., 1952-12-10

ses sxnsI es sSf MK E's ma1KoD E55 fss R
sECRETARY-Young woman to work
for real estate ONCE; Bladensburg
locale; shorthand, tipping and some
bookkeeping exper.; ideal working
conds. Box 427-R. Star. -12
SECRETARY-Exper.. over %; nat.
organization; 5-day week: $1,000;
Box 69-T. Star. Ill
SECRETARY; competent; life insur-
ance; exper. preferred; 1-girl office;
SO week to start. State age. mari
tai status, experience. Reply Box
SECRETARY-6-mon project with
opportunity for additional work later
on: accurate typing ability required;
$50 per week. Write, giving back
ground and the name of last 2 en-
SILK FINIsHER. exper.; excellent
salary; good working conditions.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. with
sandwich and salad experience 10
Mondays N Si' HaLLERs Fl e BAKERY b p: ':Hssq ss
Mt. Pleasant st. NV. co. 5-9132.
STENOGRAPHER. under 35, to assist
publicity executive, small industrial
OrednlZdtlOn, eXper. required. Win
capacity for assuming responsibility;
Interesting. permanent position: B.
day, 40-hr. week. Call MR.. WALKER,
DE. 2-lO5O -l2
STENOGRAPHER. national associa-
ton: age 1928: pleasant working
conditions; 5-day wk.; paid hospital
tzation; salary $50 wk. AID. 4-S40O.
sTENOGRAPHER, age 90 to IS, g.
day week. hours $40 to 4:30. large
organization with opportunity for
advancement. Regular pay in
creases, moderate priced employees
cafeteria in bldg. Salary COM
mensurate with ability. Call MR..
WEYRANT. ME. S-4S00 Ill
assistant bookkeep-
er. for National Association Of Ru-
raj Electric Cooperative. Pleasant
working conditions in air-cond.
bldg. Group disqualification bene-
fits age 90 to 30; salary. $500 to
S3.20G. Call AD. 4-Si00. Ill
STENOGRAPHER, under 35. exper. !;
for permanent position; less than 40
hr., 5-day week; excel. working cond
Attractive salary to start. ME.
S-0160. -15
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HELP WOMEN fcont. J

CLERk---White. Must be experienced
with references; good salary. Apply
In person. MODE CLEANERS, ga
l4th st. NV. IL
CLERK for drugstore. best hrs. and
pay permanent; local refs CAR
PENTER DRUGS. 1901 X st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT; hours s-5, Mon.
thru Fri. For interview call Mr.
CLERK TYPIsT. to work in credit
and collection dept. of progressive
appliance chain. good pay: 5-day,
40-hr. wk.; many CO. benefits
Apply in person to Mr.. Alderman.
PHILLIPS. INC, End floor. 937 RI
CLERK-TYPIST, white, perm. posi-
tion; 5-day, 36la-hr wk.; excel. en-
pioye benefits: age 20 to 80; salary,
SD. DI. 1-0333. III
CLERK-TYPISTS, 1880. must be
able to type at least so w.p,m. ac-
curately: position with engineering
nrm, offering all employe benefits
Cali ME. S-6913.. I'll
age 1890. alert
and perSonable girl to assist purx
CHASING agent; ONCE exper. helpful,
accurate typing required; 5-day, 40
mr., wk, Phone OV. 3-2l77, AT
LANT1c RESEARCH CORP. Alex
Evening star., 1952-12-10
HELP-WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK for comptrol-
ier's Office in hospital Bookkeeping
or payroll experience helpful; age
25-40: 44-hr week; salary and
meals. DU. 1890 between 9-5.
ASSEMBLIES
Wanted by manufacturer of small
electrical products; good pay. paid
vacations. disqualification and life
insurance benefits.
Apply in person to MR.. BURGER, 931
Sellm rd.. Silver Spring. Md. IL
ASSISTANT to restaurant executive,
versatile, must type, keep simple
fecordS fne saI,Iv welliSnoWn shop Meals plus
ASST. BOOKKEEPER
Experienced; 5l2-day week: salary
CITY LINOLEUM CO.. 609 F st.
NV. 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Nice working
eeonnddiitdions; good pay. Call Ii.
BEAUTICIAN, male-temale, steady;
LIAM OF N. Y. Hair stylist, 1918
Mich. ave ne. Ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. operator; g.
day week: good salary; for NV. sec
BEAUTICIAN. colored; neat, attrac-
tive; not over size IL, for white
beauty shop. Call RA. 3-966a,
BooKKEEPER. part time for auto.
agency; 25-33 yrs. of age: 5-day
wk SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, IG9
Carroll ST., Takoma PIX, D. c. -I2
BOOkKEEPER for real estate dept.
Of Lank; exper. on bookkeeping ma
chine; 3-day, ,wk. and other bene-
dept. THE WAsHINGToN LOAN 4
BOOKkEEPING AssisTANI WON
an betw. 40-45 yrs. old to assist
IN bookkeeplng;, must be good typist.
be able to handle. details; good pay;
] T. Gibbons, WAsHINGToN VAS NeSf n LATa- ef5SI
II and /. and 2 and 8. ia
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR,
32-hr. week. Mon.-Fri., 9-4; va
cation ,lunch1oom and hospitaliza-
tlon benefits; Burroughs type
eFe1eFFsd caI rs 7sHIE salary 500 week to start
Bookkeeping Mach. OprS.
REM5NSToN FApNS iE2r RANR a Tsvg 9s5 n MAcH1N5 ne
WORK AND % TO SUPERVISE
ACIOUN1S RECEIVABLE OPERA
TON IN PROGRESSIVE APPLI-
ANCE CHAIN. GOOD SALARY. .
PANY BENEFITS. SEE Mr.. ACK-
ERMAN PHILLIPS, INC. 2nd
FLOOR, a37 F ST. NV. IL
CAMERA GIRLS-Two young girls,
colored single. attractive. lignt SKIN.
for interesting night club work. ME.
S-24l > for appointment. Ill
CASRIER-CLERK-Must be exper. in
GrugStore work: Evening hrs. Apply
CIGAR CLERK; fuil or part time; ex-
cellent opportunity for right per-
son. GALLAUDET PHARMACY. 1000
Florida ave. ne, Ii. 6-sSSS. -15
CLERICAL WORK, several young
women, white. 5-day week. good
working conditions. Apply in per-
son, Room 800. 2539 PENNSYLVANIA
ave. NV. between 10 and IL am
CLERK. white, age 1926, pleasing
personality. no experience necessary.
adapted to work in accounting
dept; splendid working conditions.
Apply Mr.. Graham. DOCTORS
HOSPITAL, 1915 l st. NV. -12
CLERK, for work in drugstore on
drug and cosmetic counters; pleas
ant working cond., exper. preferred.
Apply SCHWARTZ PHARMACY.
100 Conn. ave. NV. 10
CLERK, part time. with knowledge
bkkrg., shtd and typing who can
be trained for real estate Office.
Pleasant working cond. State ex-
per. qualifications, etc. Box 4!5-
>. Star. ID