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Evening star., 1952-03-24
TRUCK DRIVER

SoLoRED-25-3S years OF ase; pre-:
vious experience. clear driving record
and D. C. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam Apply Personnel. Room sos:
open weekdays 6:30-6 and Saturday
9-l No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
CLERK
TYPISTS

We have openings for sey.
eral clerk-typists IN our home
ONCE. Typing speed Is not
Our employees receive Q
weeks vacation with pay, an
extra week vacation for good
attendance, sick leave, group
LIE insurance, disqualification,
sickness and accident benefits,
retirement annuity AND In
our cafeteria our employees
receive coffee, tea and SOUP
every day without charge. Our
salads, sandwiches, pies and
cakes, ETC.. are sold on nom
profit basis.
We work from $50 am. to
4:45 pm. Monday through
Friday t37Aa hrs. WIKI.
II you would like to work
with congenial people. in
pleasant atmosphere, won't
you come In and see US?
Room amply Zoo. personnel once.
Equitable Life Insurance c.
SIG 14th st. NV.
Pr
Evening star., 1952-03-24
HELP MEN
ITELEvISIoN SERVICE MEN

ITELEV1SION SERVICE MEN
This Is an unusual opportunity for
outside technicians with cars who
want q steady hiEh-salaried job
with q definite chance for advance
ment. Men selected must be capable
Of passing a shop and field test.
Write. giving full information,
covering your schooling, employ
ment and background. All informa-
tion Will be held strictly condden-
tial. Rnx 40S-G, Star.
TIRE SALESMAN-To can on regular
accounts. sell Goodyear tires and re-
Gaping; good salary plus conimis-
sion. CROCKETTS SERVICE. VIII
son blvd. and North Barton st..
Arlington. Vas Phone GL. 6494.
"a
TRUCK DRIVER, must know Mont
Co. and wash. area. See MR.,
PENDLETON, 1890 Georsia ave,
Wheaton. Md. -27
TRUCK DRIVERS for building ma
terial Job; preferably experienced.
Call Mr.. LOGAN. OIL. $500. -25
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Clerk stenographer

Of aeronautical irm: 5-day Wk.;
salary Can NE. $500. wv I'D
|CLERK-TYPIST for insurance once;
SS1dnay S7n ..h Ts., good WORKING conditicns.
CLERK-TYPisT, general ofice work.
Arlington resident preferred; day
VIZ. See Mrs. Moore, AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N. 0lebe I'd.
cArix.avpSsTp ATa;; ya; ~ phone mes, calls. rs
sition in once Of large iarss motion DsEM; pic- IS-
tIre organization; 5-day WIKI Apply
CLEkK. K.TYFfsT, insurance ' ONCE. 5. e
sss Sson. H1 M iRsars1s: S& siis
Ifansea snc 5eday 5S s nk; pleasant
cond: JAMES KANE q CO.. 816
CLERK-TYPIST j2j. recent high
school graduates; good tipping, some
bookkeeping training; For perman-
portunities. .6-day wk., paid vaca-
DI. 1900. Ext. 215.
CLERK-TYPIST-Permanent position,
5-day. 40.hour week. pleasant work
purchase, insurance and hospitali-
zation plan, retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES EMPLOY
MEET OFFICE "a p st. ne. "a
CLERK-TYPlST, interesting hotel
work In auditors ONCE; liberal COM
pany benefits, vacation with pay,
b1a-day week. Apply employment
ONCE, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
200 Woodley rd. NV. -25
Girl Friday. 26 to SO
years, for small contractors once;
some retail selling; 6h days. 5311
Georgia ave. NV. IA
CLERk-TYPIST. gen. once work, $45
week. Apply RIM. $50. 724 9th
CLERK-TYPIsT. age 1890: must be
able to type 80 w.p.m. accurately.
Position with an expanding Organi-
zation Offering al employe dement's.
CLERK-TYPisT. good with fiEures
for business ONCE Of local university;
pleasant working conds.; 35-hr. Wk,
Free tuition. call MRS. JOHNSON
after 8 am, ST. 1910. IA
CLERK-TYP
Young lady. merchandise control
exper: preferred. Must be able 70
type neat and accurate letter. COM
pany benefits. Phone IL 7-0AOO
Evening star., 1952-03-24
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Must be neat and efiicient; good sal
ary and working conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 3700 Mass. ave.
NV. ---96
FME-MAIL CLERK. not over 25 yrs.
OF age; 50 $50 VI. to start; knowl-
edge Of typing. Apply RIM. 400,
Tower Building, 14th and K sts. NV.
FOUNTAIN and luncheon counter
girls wanted. Full or part time.
Apply In person. AMBASSADOR
RExALL DRUG STORE. 14th and K
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white, exp; 10
Am. $3.50 pm, closed Sundays and
holidays. Apply NATIONAL DRUG
CO. 1000 Connecticut ave, NV. ---29
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. 8 evenings
g week, g to 10. and part Of Sum
day; soc per hour. CONCORD
PHARMACY. 1915 New Hampshire
ave. NV. NO. $500, -o6
salary and working conditions; paid
vacation; Apply 415 7th st. NV; See
HOSTESS. experienced only; excel
lent pay. No Sundays. Apply AL
EONsOS RESTAURANT. 1903 l.
st. NV. --26
Evening star., 1952-03-24
STEWARD
pIIRCHASINH

EXCLUSIVE HOTEL. SU-
PERVIS E STEWARDING
DEPAR TMENT. GOOD
SALARY REGULAR AD-
VANCEMENT, MEALS, VA
CATION, ms URANCE
GROUP HOSPITALIZA-
TION, EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY FOR HOTEL
CAREER. REFERENCES.
BOX 133-R, STAR.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
HELP WOMEN tcont.
BOOKKEEPER

(Experiencedl. Opening for young
lady in one Of Wash.'s finest furni-
ture stores; 6-day week. Apply
Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES, Oil 9TH st. NV. knowledge
Of Remington-Rand machines. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Demonstration Trainees
Work 3 Days, Earn $50
Eun1.xr Wnnlr

Do you like to meet new people? Are
you the tyne of person who wants
an interesting Job? Would you pre-
rather than every day? Then YOU
undoubtedly qualify for Q lob in
this new, rapidly expanding field
Only requirements are that you be
between 22 and 40 years Of age,
have had previous sales experience
and are neat and presentable. We
win train you in less than day
demonstrator before you begin tc
work. yet you will be paid full-scale
wages as soon as you start your
flrst Job. This Is permanent, part
time work, three full days q week.
For full particulars, call MRS SIL-
YER, Metropolitan 2555, for ap-
pointment, Monday or Tuesday.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
JOB CLERK


Young lady. 18 or over,
with knowledge Of tipping
for position with nation
ally known manufacture
er of communications
equipment. Progressive
wage scale in effect. Sick
benefits Good working
conditions.
APPLY TO
MR.. N. F. WOODWARD
TBS 18th ST. NV.
OR CALL
ME. $500, EXT. 8548
Evening star., 1952-03-24

ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER
Must be experienced In credit work;
Apply Mrs: Strauss. MAJOR MAS
TERPIECES. 911 18th st. NV. 80
ASST. COMPTROLLER
Accounts receivable and payroll Ax-
perience. Must be able to close books.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, Mr.. Neal,
OF. 900. IA
BALL ROOM DANCE TEACHERS and
1nterviewers; experienced preferred;
age age 1S R to s:.;aI 90; earnings ;ss up to Si25
@ 70. pssiHh ea vicToR e sF6D1os. BIZ sa'i i7ss Sc
sEaHr1cias. S9ani GA esper. ali branches
csIn Ell d dposstSn ssaaa MansSePsn. o Sbilss
REBS's s1 BEA11TTY Il 'Ui sALoN.s 1LcIys eSssj ga
BEAuTHcrAS. IsU1an All full or part time 2S no,
over 35. Apply 3629 18th st. ne
nsaST1szS saSg ssAS ran a5SaPe asHR srsRsT sRfs9s
BEAUTiCiAN, ail-around, attrac.,
efficient (no license reauiredl. Apply
II nr.I,aEy person .Y HS,AsTI9NAL "a al 1AlIRPoRs1
BEAUT1CIANS co, TOP salary, plus
commission; day on. WILLIAM
OF NEW YORK. Hair Stylist. 1915
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and pedi-
curist for high-class salon; hrs. g.
$50. 5-day Wk. Apply In person,
Michers Hair DEPARTMENT. HELENA
sEAuTY oPERAToRs. male Or fe.
male. Georgia ave. salon; salary
commission and paid Decentralization
BEAUTY T20 SPERAToR. a'' experieneed
permanent position. Apply OPAL's
BEAUTY SALON. 3S1S Cottage City
Md. PHI. WA. 9613 or SH. 202S eve.
BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED. I par,
time. ct 1879 Adams Mill I'd. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. earn SS5 tc
$100 per week; salary plus comm.
modern shop, steady position. LOUIS
!. CREATIVE HARDRESSERS, ITO
Beauty I OPERATOR. expert. single
excel. opportunity. Room furnished
High school or college grad. UN
BEAUTY OPERATOR. shampoo q Snt
nnanieurist. Good salary. 5-day week
Box a3i-R. Star --25
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman,
Tor oar Bethesda and westchestel
SALON. top salary and commission
EMILE 1921 Conn, ave. %
Evening star., 1952-03-24
STUDENTS

STUDENTS
Over 21 yrs.; work evenings until
summer vacation and then work full
time, B6ok So1s aRi oS RSnW1EBf,E RSnE, HH; Ss41.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
HELP MEN
AMERICAS BEST
PART-TIME WORK

$l5.50 per evening; car; pleasant
working conditions For information.
call NO. 6543. MR.. PRENTICE,
Evening star., 1952-03-24
HELP WOMEN

INVESTIGATORS. high school vrads.;
teresting work: SAL; adJancemeiit;
no exp. nee; free to travel; ex-
18th and e SITS. NV. RIM. 051. ---3K
Evening star., 1952-03-24
sALEsCLERK

For busy souvenir and gift section
in Potomac Park. conv. to 14th St
Bridge transp. Hrs, am. to .
pm. on Saturday.
Government Services, Inc.
1135 2Ist st. NV. IA
SALESGIRLS WANTED. Starting
salary, $36: 6-day wk. Save car-
fare. Work near home. DIETZ
DEPT. STORE. Gallatin st. and
BALTIC. blvd. Hyattsyille, Nd. go
WANTED, full-time en-
Queens Chapel rd., Queenstowni
Shopping Center. Mt. Rainier. --26
Evening star., 1952-03-24
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening II
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurat,
typist with q good telephone voice
who is capable and would enjo.
rendering service to customers b,
telephone; 5-day, 40-hour week. I
interested, apply Personnel Once
Rm; sos. Omen Mon. through Fri,
am. to ! pm. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penns. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
JUNIOR CLERK
MAIL CLERK

Perm. position. white, to open man.
sort it, file. cards, classify. and reg
tster remittances. etc. No tipping.
shoDld have good recent exper. IN
leave plan, regular advancement,
cash, bonuses. Cali for appt.
Evening star., 1952-03-24

BOOKKEEPERS
and
CLERK-TYPIsTs
Under 80.
40-hour. 5-day week.
Retirement.
disqualification.
Surgical fees.
Insurance.
Pleasant working conditions,
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Apply
Personnel Department
NATIONAL SAVINGS
AND TRUST co. I.

18th and New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

OVER 10 YEARS or ACE
Wn,te, to insert papers on sat. night
Apply to Mr.. Ferbef. mailroom fore
mau, mezzanine floor. any time this
week TO set letter for work permit
Bring our birth certificate: Be
ready TO start on Saturday night q
2 % Good nav NO PHONE CALLS
THE EVENING STAR
tl0l penna, Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-24

JEWEL TEA CO.. INC.
Have established route for q sales
man who. wants to make money
and have . future. Guaranteed
salary, $500 pr W.. plus COM
mission. Vacation with pay. re-
medical Insurance. and other social
benefits. Must be 25-40. good
health. Al references. For COM
plete details. apply S01 Franklin
st. ne. or call HO. 67IS, ask for
Mr.. Mann. 25
Evening star., 1952-03-24
YOIING MAN
YOUNG MEN
YOUNG MAN

1S years old, white, 11th grade
education, to help in mailing and
packing dept. 4O-hr. wk., advance
ment. Must be alert and willing
Call personnel department.
HO. 2476
Evening star., 1952-03-24
CLERICAL,

Young woman to do pleasant clerical
or shorthand required; would prefer
recent high school graduate who
was hetter-than-average student.
SCHUTTlG q CO., 9th and Kearney
SITS. ne. La. $4,000, Mr.. Kostura.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
CEILING UNLIMITED

CEILING UNLIMITED
II your sights are higher
than your present sales posi-
tion offers, We have an OPEN
ing for the right man. This is
permanent opportunity with
q sizable concern. Must have
good record Replies strictly
confidential Phone Mr.. Jones.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
RE. 5000, Tomorrow. ell.
Evening star., 1952-03-24

White. for light physical labor, to
perform specialized service, route
work, for ld-established firm; good
furn., ETC.; perm. work, Must have
good ref. Apply 10 am. to 8 pm,
3O64 NJ st. NV. --26
, 1952-01-10
%sa@zz1#
T0n1EnEnG
FASHION
BY Phyllis Battelle
international News Service
Woman's Editor

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (INS)-
"Gigi," one of our raciest shows,
will lend its title to some of our
laciest hose next spring.
In a novel fashion show follow
ing the performance of "Gigi"
last night, Gotham hosiery intro
duced the newest in nylons- black,
lacey leg-huggers named after the
star role in the Broadway product
ion.
The "Gigi" stocking is design
ed in the mood of the femme ia
tale of misunderstanding It's
made Of 15-denier nylon owe in
a fine vertical jacquard weave so
fine it can be seen only on close,
and stylewise, scrutiny. It's de-
cidedly black.
The play, a farce about a 16-
year-old girl in training to be a
coquette, is less than two weeks
old and already a best-seller.
Gotham hopes it's hose will copy
it in more than name only.
, 1952-01-10

speeches, either, to prove to me
how he felt on baby-kissing, the
gold standard, international traffic
conditions and business trouble in
1916, 1949 or 1851.
I'm entitled to know how he
feels now!
Pm one of those Independent
voters whom the Republicans and
the Democrats supposedly keep
wooing, since we r the deciding
factor in National elections.
, 1952-01-10

That college sports, football in
particular, need to be looked at
and studied with honesty and cour-
age must be evident from all the
agitation mounting against the
game.
That the athletic policy should
be placed directly under control
of the Presidents. with the Presi-
dents completely responsible for
conduct of sports, must be equal
ly evident.
And that college presidents
should slap down the ears of sassy
coaches and athletic directors is
equally a fact and a function long
overdue.
What goes on here, it seems to
me, is that schools r bigger than
tehir athletic programs.
If I'm wrong about that, then
let's tear down all the schools, as
an admission that football inter-
feres with education, and use only
the stadiums, making football a
year round thing, which it is going
to be anyhow if a halt is not call
ed. From spring practice, to fall
practice, to the football season to
post-season games is a long haul.
, 1952-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (INS)-
National Collegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION delegates in annual ses-
sion at Cincinnati can be expect
ed to resist most strenuously the
code of ethics proposed by a
special committee of the Ameri-
can Council of Education.
It isn't that the gentlemen in
charge of college athletics T
entirely against ethics. The point
at issue is that they wish to con-
tinue living in the manner towhich
they have become accustomed.
The special committee in SEES
sion at Washington, as you may
have read, asked for a de-emphas-
is program embracing these re-
forms:
Elimination Of athletic scholar
ships, p~ost-season bowl games and
spring football practice, and regu-
lations to govern coaches salaries
and the length of athletic seasons.
They may be able to make some
of this work, but the bulk Of the
de-emphasis recommendations fig
ures to go the way Of the once
promising s~anitycode : = into the
nearest waste receptacle.
As good as those recommended
atoms may be, from a seemingly
fortnight and important source
made up of our educators, some
educators themselves will resist
the reform and thus bolster the
position of the athletic depart
ments.
Gentlemen in control ofthe lat
ter hold a majority vote against
anything that smacks even remote
ly Of de-emphasis. The hoped up
athletic program is where the
money is, no matter how inimical
to the education program.
An obvious weakness of all this,
of course, is that the people in
charge Of athletics have so much
power against the men who run
our schools, the Presidents them
selves.
That is in keeping with the
broad general picture of our AGA
demic-athletic setup. Sometimes
coaches repeatedly get more than
the Presidents, proving, no doubt,
that football is more important
than education.
However, whether right or wrong,
there is not much that can be done
as long as the educators them
selves are divided on their aims,
Each conference and often schools
within the conferences have diff
ferent ideas as to what is COCO
and what is evil.
, 1952-01-10

So I'm independent all right. I
come from a long line of grass
roots or Virginia
Democrats. But I can't swallow
another Democratic administra-
ton.
Continued On Page Four
, 1952-01-10

NE 1OTsh, jail. 1O
He's lovely, he's engaged, he's a
Republican! Ike. Eisenhower that
is. Ike is out in the open and the
COP has got him.
1t is reliably reported that no
n in the nation keeled over and
required smelling salts when in
forced that the General is a Re-
publican and receptive to the
Presidency.
The comment of Mrs. Burr Cox
ey of Four Forks, Wyo., on e
ing the headlines in the FourForks
Forum, is regarded as typical.
Anything new in the paper,
Paw" she is quoted as asking Mr..
Coxey.
Anyway, the suspense, which
has hardly been killing %anyonebut
Sen. Taft and the Democrats, is
over.
The General wants the nomin-
alton on a silver platter and it's
just possible that his adherents
will be able to deliver. He will ac-
cept a mandate or a draft, but he
has announced he will not cam
paign directly for the nomination.
Now the Republican National
Convention will not be held until
July 7, which is almost sixmonths
away. In that interim, if the Gen
eral refuses to campaign openly,
Who will speak with authority for
him?
How are we, the common clucks,
to know what the General believes
in and stands for politically if he
won't talk openly from the public
platform? How are we to be GER
tain Of his convictions on econom-
ic and social subjects, on a wide
variety Of domestic problems and
on vital foreign commitments?
Even if Ike chooses in the six
month interim to speak through a
dozen chosen mouth-pieces, how is
the public to know that theyspeak
truly or interpret fairly the Eisen-
hover gospel?
How are we, the electorate, to
evaluate this candidate before the
political convention, if the General
amt talkin'? It seems to this vot.
err that the public has the right tc
know what a candidate stands fol
and to hear it from his own rose.
bud mouth, before he is foisted or
the public by any political party
} Maybe Gen. Eisenhower is my
> boy; maybe Pm in his politica
corner, but how can L tell i'm
don't hear from his directly? Ant
| do not want the glad word to b.
a brought to me second hand by an.
S certified crystal gazers.
1t won't do any good for hi
hackers to paste up a lot of ex
cerpts from Gen. Eisenhower's oil
Evening star., 1952-05-06
HELP WoMEN
CHECKER for super market, young
and pleasant. EMPIRE MARKET,

and pleasant. EMPIRE MARKET,
2601 14th st. NV. Ill
CHRISTIAN HOUSE MOTHER for
Protestant institution, to supervise
3 girls OF school age. from broken
homes. Live in. Call GE. 2992. -
CLERICAL ASSISTANTS with knowl-
edge of ccmptometer desirable but
Pleasant working conds.. air-cond.
office; 5-day. 40-hr. week; many
company benefits. Immed. discount
on purchases. Apply Personnel Of
flee, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., 450O
Wis ave. NV.
CLERICAL-We have opening for
settled mature woman for interest
ns WSTk T t train in tsGansts typns ability
alert and in good health; apply end
floor, I122 Eye st. NV. 3
CLERK. full or part time. interesting
work; excellent possibility of ad-
yancement; some typing; permanent
position. Call MRS. FOX or MR..
TUCKER, D1. 1880. -12
CLERK, general office work; 4O-hr.
Wk.: permanent position. Apply
YOUNG'S, 1905 F st. NV. -12
CLERK for general ONCE work retail
experience preferred but not neces.
ssfy nasfon Typins essential rIIn PeFmansnt
G. st. NV.
CLERKS. ice cream store, for full or
part time, in our Arlington, Bethesda
or Silver Spring stores Excellent
opportunity for advancement. vaca-
ton with pay, free disqualification.
Call SH. Abs for appointment,
Sunday or weekdays %
CLERK. general Office work, some
tipping, in fine womens apparel
store: 20eo discount on purchases
6i2-day week.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS co.
1924 F ST. NV -6
Evening star., 1952-05-06
HELP WoMEN

MILLINERY eALESWOMAN-M
have some experience. liberal COM
pany benefits. Apply Personnel Of
fice, 9th floor, GOLDENBERG'S, 9TH
and K SITS. NV.
NEWSSTAND CLERK. white. exper,,
alternating weekly For full par
tlculars apply in person, manager,
SHOREHAM HOTEL NEWSSTAND,
$500 Calvert St.n.y -
NURSE. white, age 90 to 40; live in
or out; private hospital. Call CO.
4754. -
NURSES AIDE. white. for sanitari-
UNI in suburbs; S-hour duty; nice
quarters and surroundings; live in.
OPERATOR-DESK CLERK, experi-
snced: for secretarial switchboard !:
nights weekly; steady work. Ap-
ply Resident Manager CRESTWOOD
APIS, 5000 18th st. NV, TU. 1915.
Evening star., 1952-05-06
ADVERTISING
Production

Excellent responsible position for am
bilious young lady. Experienced pre-
ferred; perm. position; good start
ing salary. Apply in person to Miss
Bartlett, HAHN'S SHOES. 1th and
K SITS. NV. --6
Evening star., 1952-05-06
HELP MEN (cent.)

YOUNG MAN to keep stock records
y1nsss~gsnt;n noC Cs,l in person; TsSno,G GHAL- AZ
S25 end at. NV.
YOUNG MAN-ls-25. high school
graduate, draft exempt. We have
: openings. one for fling, one work
ing with figures. Permanent posi-
tion, regular salary increases. em-
ploye cafeteria run on a non prof1t
basis and employees receive each day
coffee. tea and soup without charge.
37l2 hour. 5-day wk. Apply per-
sonnel cfice Rm 300. EQUITABLE E
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG 14th
st. NV. -6
YOUNG MAN. IL to 80. in duplic at
ing section; should train in opera.
tion OF Davidson. multisraph and
other machines: permanent poSltion;
5-day. 40-hr, wk.; pleasant working
conds.; liberal discount on purchases.
insurance and hospitalizati6en 9l plan; N;
DRUG STORE, employment office,
81 st. ne. %
YOUNG MAN, to drive delivery truck
and learn radiator repair. ROSS
LYN AUTO BODY CO.. 1917 N.
Lynn St. Arl. Va. 10
YOUNG MAN with college background
for training as a surety and fidelity
bond underwater; must be reason
ably proficient in typewriting; perm
position with excel. future. AMERI-
CAN SURETY CO, $50 Southern
Bldg: lEth and II StS NV IS
Evening star., 1952-05-06
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY. private; white, age "a
to -. for responsible and unusual
day week: pa wks. paid vacation
ideal working conditions. Call MRS.
WALDNER, RE. 5ls5 for appoint
ment. Applicant must be U. S. citi-
Evening star., 1952-05-06
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

White, 20-40, by downtown appliance
finance company; permanent posi-
ton. 6-day week, air-conditioned
ofiice. Call MIR. FARRINGTON, DI.
9244, 10
Evening star., 1952-05-06

EDIPHONE OPERATOR-DowntoWn
dntss nics hours 0mss Ex 1866 sssSretar1e! %
EDITORIAL ASSIST. and secretary
to editor, NATL mo. magazine; edi-
torial exper. or training required
Must be good typist. able handle
correspondence. etc. Box 12o-R,
Star. -6
FILE CLERK, with some knowledge
OF typing; 40-hr. wk. fringe bene-
s spe1 2oovRs as 5snP0rsey co 5
Rhode Island ave. ne. -6
FILE CLERK-Permanent position,
some typing. Apply 8 am. to 8 pm.
HAYNES LITHOGRAPH CO. i14O
East-West hwy. Silver Spring, Md.
FILE CLERK-TYPIST for general
office duties, Mon. through Fri.
2 am. TO 5 pm; permanent posi-
tlon; paid vacation: pay commensu-
rate with experience; excellent op.
high school commercial course. Ap-
ply 1920 Wisconsin ave. NV. IS
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored: exper. and
PHARMACY. 10th and u sts. NV
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white, 3 ewes. week
and part Of Sun; soc hr. CON-
CORD PHARMACY, 1915 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. $500.
IS
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER in
children's home (white), age 25-55;
duties include some tipping and
part time; live in: refs. required.
GEAERAL IA l OFFICE CLERK, with
some knowledge of typing; full OF
part time: salary with insurance
nd aI I,. ia
son, THE HOOVER CO., 1906
Rhode Island ave. ne. Fl
Evening star., 1952-05-06
MACHINE

MAID to work In hotel. CAPITOL
HOTEL, 10l6 Eye st. NV. IS
experienced, for hotel
barber shop; permanent position:
good working conditions; employe
benefits after 3 months employ
ment. Apply personnel ONCE, May
FLOWER HOTEL. Connecticut ave.
AND soRTERs, for large
laundry. Seady work. paid vacation,
good starting salary. Apply to s.
BURKA, $40 eth St sc. %
MEDICAL SECRETARY for doctors
ONCE; good salary. DU. O700. %
Evening star., 1952-05-06
sTENOGRAPHER

For personnel executive. Must take
dictatlon rapidly; have high degree
Good character. nice appearance,
and ability to get along with people
are essential requirements This Is
q n-GoVernment organization with
high standards. Salary open. All
replies confidential. Give complete
resume. Box 132-X, Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-06
CIERK-TYPTSsT

Age II to 80; 5-day. 37-hour week.
vacation with pay. excel. working
conds. with good chance for ad-
vancement. Apply Claims Dept.
INDEMNITY INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NORTH AMERICA. 6Io
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H SITS.
NV. 10