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Evening star., 1952-05-06
Legion Pickets Goyety Play
Which Buckers Call Anti-Soviet

The question of whether the
American Legion is unwittingly
picketing an anti Communist play
rose today in connection with
activity at the Gayety Theater's
"Tovarich."
Critics who saw the opening last
night said the theme definitely did
Evening star., 1952-05-06

NuO PiVhS . ~ Vuot
troinins TO help make you better
wife and mother. See the Director Of
Nurses in your local hospitol or your
School Guidance Counselor. -.
tPubIshed os a public service, in CO.
0perotion with the Advertising
Couneil.l
Evening star., 1952-05-06

you CON offord. As
q sroduote nurse
you'll hove o lifetime
coreer is you wish
olmost unlimited op-
portunities. security,
on assured income.
A.
Evening star., 1952-05-06
Lifetime Advantages
Given Student Nurses

There's Q lifetime eoreer aheod
when you enroll now os o student
/ Nurss. You'll get one Of the best pro-
fessionol educotions, yet one which
Evening star., 1952-05-06
Opposes Segregation.

Mrs. Robert Fangmeier, Wash
ington chapter of Americans for
Democratic Action. said elimina-
ton of segregation was the only
solution.
Gardner L. Bishop, Conscii-
dated Parent Group, testified:
I'VE feel it would be wise if the
committee admitted that equal
ity cannot be found in a dual
school system. The best possible
use would be to allow all chilGren
the use of their community
schools"
Frank D. Mckinney, East-Cen-
tral Civic Association. said: I'VE
are opposed to taking old build
ings as substitute for new build
ings.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Civil Rights Law Is Void
In State JaiIs, Judge Says
Ry the Assoeiuted Press

TAMPA, Fla, Oct. 23.-Federal
Judge w. j. Barker today ruled
the Federal Government lacks the
power to reach into State prisons
and bring civil rights violation
charges against prison officials ac-
|cused of mistreating convicts.
With this opinion, he dismissed
a Federal indictment against L. P
Jones, former PinellaS County
State road camp captain.
Mr.. Jones was indicted a year
ago by a Federal grand jury on
charges of miStreating five pris-
oners by kicking and beating
them. The Federal grand jury
said the prisoners had been de-
|prived of their rights under the
14th Amendment. A Pinellas
County grand jury had refused
to indict Mr.. Jones.
United States District Attorney
Herbert >. Philips Will appeal the
decision directly to the United
States Supreme Court.
Judge Barker pegged his opinion
on the grounds that the Federal
Constitution never empowered the
Government to control or dictate
management of State prisons
Operation of State prisons is a
right only for States, he added.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
BarkIey Sees Similarity
In Wilson and Stevenson
BY the Associated Press

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. "a
Vice President Barkley described
Gov. Stevenson as a man of "cul-
ture, refinement and education" in
honey talk last night to Ma
tion-wide radio and television au-
dience.
Seated in an easy chair in a
Jersey City hotel, Mr.. Barkley
compared the Democratic presi-
dental nominee to Woodrow Will
son, saying both men worked for
the safety and peace of the world.
Mr.. Barkley's talk on STEVEN
son the Man" was almost entirely
free of campaign issues. The only
reference to any of the issues
came in his mention of Senator
Morse, Republican, of Oregon who
he said had come out for Gov.
Stevenson because ."EisenhoWer
was surrounded by reactionary
forces"
Evening star., 1952-10-24
g. 0.P. Group Status
.Queried at Columbia
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. pa pro-
Stevenson group at Columbia Uni
versity says only 259 OF the TIA
signerS of a pro-EisenhoWer news
paper advertisement were mem
bers of the faculty and staff as
represented in the ad.
The full-page advertisement ap-
peared yesterday in support of
Gen. Eisenhower, G. o. P. presi-
dental nominee on leave as pres
ident of Columbia.
Richard Hofstadter, secretary OF
the Executive Committee of the
Volunteers for Stevenson on the
Columbia faculties and staff. said
yesterday the ad tended Ito mis-
represent all the SignerS as faculty
members" and added:
Examination of the names in
this group reveals that approx
Imately 324 are not listed in the
1882 Columbia University di-
Irectory which contains names OF
those officially connected with the
university.
"TheSe 324 names include
many non-matriculating students
studying part time at the School
of General Studies. OF the bal
ance 131 are employees of the uni.
versity but not faculty mem
bers. :"
Howell A. Ingraham, accounting
professor who acted as secretary
for the Eisenhower group, said:
ITO my knowledge no names
appeaer on the list that are moi
on the faculty or staff"
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Hurricane 10 Miss
Havana, Will Come
Near Florida Coast
BY the Assecioted Press

HAVANA. Cuba, Oct. PA
violent hurricane struck Cuba's
southern coastal area today with
winds between lis and 125 miles
an hour.
The National Observatory said
Havana, capital city of Cuba. with
population of almost l million, was
no longer in danger of getting the
full brunt of the hurricane. Cit
izens of Havana had made frantic
preparations during the night to
meet the blow.
The Cienfuegos area which was
hardest hit is 100 miles east OF
Havana. The storm was expected
to cross the island on course
that would take it close to Miami.
The storms north-northeast-
ward course pointed it across
Cuba toward the Florida Straits
where it was expected to emerge
tonight.
Florida HOiStS Warnings.
Storm warnings were hoiSted
along the Southeast Florida coast
from Vero Beach to Key West.
The present course will place
this area in the western edge Of
the storm" said Grady Norton,
chief storm forecaster in tn
Miami Weather Bureau.
1t. Wilfred Moehle of Chicago,
aerologist aboard Navy hur-
ricane hunter plane that flew into
the eye of the storm. reported the
rain was the most violent he had
ever encountered.
ITO give you an idea of how
violent it was" he continued, the
rain washed all the paint off the
leading edges of the planes wings
and tail"
Military establishments in Flor
ida began taking preliminary pre-
cautions.
Military Bases Prepare.
The Coast Guard alerted its
units south from St. Petersburg on
the Gulf Coast and from West
Palm Beach on the Atlantic Coast.
Plans were made to take small
boats up river to safe refugees and
for big cutters to put out to sea-
A fleet of 1875 Air Force trainer
planes was flown from Barlow,
Fla, to Birmingham. Other bases
were ready to send planes to
Louisiana and Georgia if neces-
sary.
At Key West, the Navy subma-
rine tenders Bushnell and Gilmore
showed off for the open Atlantic
where they can maneuver through
open waters if the hurricane ap-
proaches. Four blimps were moved
to Glenco. Ga, and training planes
were flown to Macon, Ga.
The steamship Florida Cancelled
an overnight voyage from Miami
to Havana.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
|Chrisfian Nationalist
Hopes 10 Upset Vote
By the Associated Press

SPOKANE. Wash, Oct. "a
Gen. MacArthur's vice presiden-
tial running mate" said yester-
day his party will be on the ballot
in % States and hopes to throw
the presidential election into the
House of Representatives.
State Senator Jack B. Tenney
of Los Angeles, No. 2 man on the
Christian Nationalist ticket
started campaign swing through
the State and told reporters:
IF we could carry one State
like California or Washington
we could throw this into the
House."
The House would select the
President if neither Gen. Eisen.
hover nor Gov. Stevenson gets
enough electoral votes to win.
Gen. Macarthur has never &C.
lknowledged his nomination Sep
tember IL by the Christian Ma.
tionalistS. and Mr.. Tenney refused
to say whether he has talked with
the general or written hin
about it.
At Los Angeles, Gerald L. K
Smith, head of the Christian Ma
tionalist Party. said Eisenhower
hackers have asked him to hall
his party's campaign for Gen
Macarthur.
Mr.. Smith said he twice re-
fused requests of a Republican
group which he said called on hin
Sunday and Monday.
1--WE are making no deals anc
no trades" he said.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Eisenhower Never in Favor
.0fvatican Envoy, Aide Says
BY the Associated Press

EAST GREENWICH. r. l., Oct
24.-Gen. Eisenhower "has never
favored the appointment of an
ambassador to the Vatican" a
party spokesman said yesterday
This was a reply received from
Arthur Vandenberg. jr., of Gen
Eisenhower's campaign staff, by
the Rev. Walter A. Wilson. pastor
of Evangelical Mission Church
The clergyman had asked the Re-
publican candidates position on
such an appointment.
Before considering any such
action" Mr.. Vandenberg con-
tinued, "he would certainly seek
the advice of the whole American
people as demonstrated by their
representatives in Congress-"
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Hughes JET COPPER
Makes First FIiqht
BY the Associated Press

CULVER CITY, Calf, Oct. "a
Howard Hughes jet helicopter
built for the Air Force, has made
its first public fight.
Mr.. Hughes watched it perform
yesterday from his automobile
parked in a bean field near Los
Angeles international airport. The
cotton 'copter. the biggest ever
built, darted sideways and back
ward and at no time during the
test were it's wheels more than 4C
feet from the runway.
1t was not the first test for the
experimental craft. These have
been going on for weeks. The
craft, known as the KILT, is the
|forerunner of powerful cargo-car-
rying helicopters that will deliver
such stuff as bridge sections
trucks and extremely heavy arms
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Artist Released on Bond
In District Woman's S Death
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 24.-Benja-
min Brant Marshall. 47-year-old
commercial artist, was released
under $4,000 bond today on a
charge of numbering his Wash
ington ID. c. girl friend.
Anne Arundel County Circuit
Court Judge Benjamin Michaelson
before whom Marshall was ar
raigned, set November "a as the
date for the trial.
Marshall is accused of Staying
Mrs. Ruth Lee Pohlman. 44-year-
old brunei waitress, in his one
room living quarters at Church
ton October 4. Mrs. Pohlman lived
In the 1900 block of Holbrook ter
race NE. in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Children to PIuv Leeds

Children will play the main
characters in films produced by
the Children's Film Foundation,
according to present plans of this
new British organization.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HElP-WoMEN

TYPIST. for radio station. interesting
work; includes publicity and recep-
tion duties: 37h-hr. wk., annual
and sick leave; air conditioned,
downtown. See Mrs. Rogers. RADIO
STATION WGMS. 1925 Vermont
ave; n.w,.. after 10 am. Mon.
office; ir-conditioned; state exper .
salary desired, inclose snapshot. BOX
91-B. Star. 90
TYPIST. under 35, in fire and casu-
atty branch office; excellent oppor-
tun1ty to advance to important DO
Sition; air-conditioned office; 37h
NATIONAL. sl2 Woodward bldg.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HElP-WoMEN


NURSES-Practical, white; for
private Sanitarium, nearby Nd;
live in or out; day duty WI. 1907.
NURSES - Registered; general duty,
40-hr. week; $500 mo-, 4-12 shift;
meals and laundry; housing avail
able; delivery room, S215 mo. 100
bed hospital, Washington suburbs.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda,
NURSES AID, white, to work In
nursing NJ sE, home; ogsi; 5Ha-day week; live
NURSE, r: n. for. orthopedic sur
geon's office; SO hours; immediate
opening; congenial surroundings.
DI. 1850 for appoint. al
NURSES AID (white). For 8-hour
duty In local saitarium. Live in.
Nice living conditions. FA. 0643.
OFFICE CLERK, finance company ex-
perience helpful but not necessary;
good salary, bonus and vacation
with pay; air-conditioned ONCE;
wonderful opportunity for willing
worker: HERSON'S AUTO e. AP,
OFFICE CLERICAL WORKMFiling
add. mach; 5-day wk.; good starting
salary. disqualification. credit union.
Apply HENRY B. GILPIN co. Ali
.. capitol st. S.W. Ii 4-2432 -O1
Evening star., 1952-07-20
AElp W0AEM

hours. Appiy aRE9sToSE soSfs' LAUS1 tGSo
DRY, 22l6 Sth st. NV. -22 :.
WHY WHFYes cEESNsRs sSSs steady 4ear sSS SS @ SAVE
SILK AND WOOL FiNiSHER. must
De thoroughly, exper,. quality. work.
Good pay and working conds. Ap-
ply. in person. ALLEN PARK
VALET, 6S4S New Hamp. ave-, Ia
SODA GIRL. colored. for downtown
drugstore; no evenings or Sun
day. work; high school graduate
preferred good opportunity: good
pay. az. Apply BABBIT's DRUGSTORE
sTENoGRApaER-construction@of EN- G al aiT; m@e o.
tlee, d plea pleasant Worki9s s conditions, s.
sTENOGRAPHER-chemical and en-
sires an alert and personable girl
Tor interesting secretarial Job; short.
working conditions; salary open.
Call Ov. 2177 for appointment,
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP. Alex
sfENoGikaPHER afsNE1aGi ss - one-siri Ta3 oftlce.
STENOGRAPHER-shorthand essen
age limit. 35; salary, $3.50 mo.
group disqualification, good salary,
Mrs: Walck, ARMCO DRAINAGE
AND METAL PRODUCTS. INC, DI.
sTENOGRAPHER, perm. position; s.
day, 40-hr. wk.; small air-cond.
Office; insurance claims; experience
preferred but not essential; in re-
ply, state experience, age and salary
sTENoGRAPHER. part time-5 pm.
Tn q n Mndarp "a
sTENoGRAPaEk sTEaNsooGfisiPRfdk perm Ser Dos position;
day, 4O-hr. wk.; small air-cond.
office; insurance claims; exper. peri,
but not essential; in reply state ex-
per, age and salary desired. Box
sTENoGRxPHER-CLERK for old.
established real est. firm; air-cond.
office, excel. working conditions,
good salary; Apply l. E; BREUNIN.,
GER = s0Ns ssHSrp R7ae K st. aSg nv S2 az
conditions. excellent opportunity for
sFSSas' %ARPMAN pARR f1' HOTEL b54fEIi C;9sS goo
sTESoGRAPHRR-perm. MHSd1Gg a1' h:s: position. o.
day. 40-hour week. Pleasant work
ing cond: Liberal discount on pur-
chases. insurance and hospitaliza-
tion plan, retirement plan. Apply
FEOPLES DRUG STORES, employ
ment office. II P st. ne. -21
STENOGRAPHER-Small air-condi-
toned office; salary based on previ-
Gus experience. Apply 1246 Taylor
st. NV -21
STENOGRAPHER, part-time, i'm
mediate opening, 3 days per wk
8 a.m.-5:30 pm. Interesting and
varied work. aviation -electronics
CO., salary open. Call DU. 1864.
STENOGRAPHER, general office
worker. real estate and mortgage
loan exper. desired. but not essen
tial: air-cond office: 5-day week:
can start at once. Cali MRS.
WADE. ST. 1900, between 10 and
2. for appointment. -22
STENOGRAPHER for general ONCE
work in personnel office located in
Georgetown; must have shorthand
speed of about 80 w.p.m.; 5-day,
40-hr. week; free transportation,
paid vacation and sick leave. Phone
for appointment. CAPITAL TRANS
1T. MI: 6363. Ext. 652, -22
STENOGRAPHER, capable of man
aging. Office with varied work. Air
cooled, 5-day week. Salary, 500
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HELP-WoMEN
Clerk-Stenographer

Under 80: local insurance ONCE. 9-5,
Mon. through Fri; interesting WORK;
air-cond. office; paid vacation, sick
leave. free disqualification and life
insurance; no experience necessary:
must be neat and accurate; will
consider night student. ST 645d
-TYPIST, resident Of Falls
Sh1rsh area; 5h days. Phone JE.
CLERK TYPIsT-Typing speed not
important; 371a-hr.. 5-day week.
$50 am. to 4:45 pm: non-profit
cafeteria available for our employees.
Apply personnel office, Room 500.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
CLERK suburban Ford
dealer; young lady of neat appear
ance. good typist. to operate small
switchboard and do filing. 512-day
week. See Mr.. Erwin, ERWIN FORD
CO: Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge I'd.
CLERK -TiYPffsT-Thlrty-fve hr.. g.
SA' Say sss1 Ss1 sick and annual leave
CLERK-TYPIsT, age 1890. must be
able to type so w.p.m. accurately;
all employe benefits, with an eX-
panding seangineering organization.
CLEhh- fPlST Tor accounting dept.
wholesale liquor firm. Must be good
typist;. o-day wk.; salary $50; air.
conditioned office. FORMAN BROS.
INC. 1860 Okie st. ne. 80
CLERK-TYPIST-Age 2l to 80; small
local office; a billion-dollar insur-
ance company; 5-day wk.: 5000 mo.
saiary. MA. 3740. "a
immed. opening for
perm. position. Apply in person to
Mr.. LacoSt. CITIZENS FINANCE
co, 3211 r. I. ave-, Mt. Rainier,
Md. -22
CLERK-TYPISTS, 2, at once; perm. /;
5-day week. pleasant surroundings.
air-cond. office good salary. Apply
MI. Trice, FRANC JEWELRY CO.,
-TYPIST, for general office
work, with fuel CO.; perm. position,
with opportunity for advancement
Apply JOHN NEIKLEJOHN CO., PIP
Van Buren, st. NV. GE. O621.
LERK-TYPIST-Per good pay
and working conditions. 5-day week,
paid yaca.. health and welfare bene-
fits. DI. 1124. Call MR.. GREEN.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Bakery Sales Clerks


BEAUTICIAN-Full time; part time,
spare time. Near Dupont Circle. AID.
eEaUTICIANs. full and part time,
top salary, vacation with pay; one
SReF take HAgRpFEssRR TTns5s R5sce ST bI4s MARY
BEAUTICIAN interested in doing only
manicuring and shampooing; days;
SALON. e226 Ga. ave. NV. "GE.
BTEzA1G5iT1c1AN-Expert. Tz15i Good opp oppor-
tunity. Salary no object. Hours, o.
BEAUTICiAN, to give pvt. lessons;
will exch., dancing lessons; Call 70
BRaUrIeiAN mi 9 1aoioredj ai ed G1S. with license
d9E, f9T white beauty shop, Can o6 RA.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
nen Ee3d SasTy hours and To arpeond
TONED; 5-day week. 1885 Rhode
BEAUTY oPERAToR, salary and
sSon s5mmissISq Ema 5d1g hEE week 1a WisUn
BEAUTY BEAU; Hi'i oPERATroR;' full or part
tins 56Ia Appiy IIts9 JoLLY REiAUTY EsEii sA-
BEA1UTY a1 ~ oPEKHToks. SPi kSf & must rISo be good
permanent wayers; guaranteed sal
ary, and commission; opportunity, T,-Ix9 to
CENTER. 1892 l st. NV. 30
BEAUTY OPERATOR--Full or part
time; new, air-conditioned salon;
closed Saturdays. Phone DE. 1922,
RUBINO, 1859 Conn. ave. ~
BEAUTY OPERATOR Exper. all
around, permanent position, 500
salary plus commission; 5-day Wk::
hr. Q to 6. ALFREDS BEAUTY
SALON. 1927 N. Pershing dr.. Arl-
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exp. desired;
good hours. RA. 0421, GE. 9773.
BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP, 1925 14th
BEAnTY 81 n;E OPERATOR, earn ss5 to
500 per week; guaranteed salary.
plus commission; modern. air-cooled
shop; steady position. Apply LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. l71O
Eve st NV
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HELP-W0MEN
OPERATOR. a

OPERATOR. age %
to 35. We have an immediate open
ing in a permanent position for an
efficient comptometer operator. one
who can divide and type preferred; !;
$3.50 per week with opportunity
for advancement. pension and in
surance plans; air-conditioned office,
cafeteria in building. Call W. H.
PROCTOR. ME. 4793. al
AND DRUG CLERG for
or Sunday work; high school grad.
preferred; good salary. Apply BAB-
BITS DRUGSTORE. 1106 F st. NV.
30
COUNTERGIRL exper. on sandwich
board. FILLMORE DELICATESSEN
d RESTAURANT, 2705 Columbia
Evening star., 1952-07-20
SAIESI, LADY

selling women's acces-
sories; excellent salary; pleasant
working conditions; employe bene-
fits; excellent opportunity. Apply
LIBERTY SHOPS, 1900 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT, jr.. to assist publio
accountant part time or full time;
.DTeTrmpaansntt Phone Ia, 0359.
Large nnancial institution has open.
per, desirable but II not exper., op.
portunity to learn work; ADEQUATE
pay while learning; insurance, re.
tirement and disqualification bere.
fts, paid vacation. Address reply
exper., salary, etc. "a
for busy beauty sac
Ions; top salary plus commission.
Apply 18th and r sts. NV. or call
Ma. 1913. ga
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HElP--WoMEN

SALESLADY, neighborhood infants
and children's wear store. Exper
helpful, but not necessary. Apply
10 AMI pm. THE ARDEN CO.,
Evening star., 1952-07-20
SALESLADIES
VARIETY STORE

Permanent position, good salary. ad-
vancement; air-cond. store. Call
s. N. MCBRIDE. 9TH and H sts.
ne. Ask for Mr.. L. 80
Evening star., 1952-07-20
BEAUTY OPERATOR
and Also ManicuriSt


For exclusive air-conditioned hotel
apt. bldg. beauty salon; 5-day wk.,
good salary plus commission. Call
ALBAN TOWERS BEAUTY SALON.
OR. 3S71. ~
BEAUTY SHOP MANAGER. working
manager for suburban shop.
guarantee plus commission; company
benefits; attractive living quarters
available. Phone Greenbelt 223l for
appointment.
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT, to
check cash and keep. accounts re-
ceivable controls. Help on payroll.
Some typing. Paid vacation and
employe discounts. For appoint
ment call MIR. MARSHALL . II.
sooKREEpER. so1oSkiR2EsEpER accounts receivable
and payroll experience necessary.
Call MR.. NEAL, OIL. 800. --25
ROOKKEEPER-Perm full re-
sponsibility; old established firm;
security; excel. future; give COM
plete references. Box 36-B, Star.
RoOKKEEPER, small ofice. 5-day.
37-hr. week, fine, permanent posi-
tion for qualified person. For appt,,
call MRS. GARDINER. ME. $3.50.
BooKKEEPERs, or girls good at
figures (white), for lse. wholesale
distributors; 5-day wk., excel. OPP,
vac, etc. Apply 1121 5th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, double
entry, permanent. State experience
and salary expected. Box Alb,
Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Secretary-Stenographer
work with attorney; legal experience
unnecessary; good salary; new down
town air-cond. Wyatt Bldg. Call
EN-. 2271, over week end. 30
Evening star., 1952-07-20

SALESWOMAN, exper., preferred. For
ladies ready-to- wear. excel. salary.
Permanent position. DELIGHTFULLY."- air
cooled. Apply FRANCINE. 1856 9TH
Evening star., 1952-07-20

SECRETARY; thoroughly experienced,
good command Spanish and English,
for foreign purchasing mission; sal
ary. $275; 5-day week. Call AID.
o22l' Monday, between 8 and $40.
SECRETARY, part-time, beginning
Sept. L. to established writer of
popular magazine articles; must be
well educated and experienced; /;
hours begin late morning or early
afternoon; kindly write full qualifi-
cations. 400 Goth st., NV.
age 21 to 80; ma
tional organization has opening for
component secretary; interesting
work. pleasant working conditions
and surroundings; group insurance
and retirement plan; office hrs, 9
10 5:15. Cali MA. 0724 for appt.
SECRETARY for permanent position
with small, Weli-established down
town law ONCE. Good starting Sal
ary and opportunity for advance
ment. Must be competent stenog-
rapher with initiative and some
exper. in keeping accounts. Pleas
ant air-conditioned SURROUNDINGS
and interesting work. OPENING
avail. Aug. l; state refs, age, back
ground and qualifications present
ana expected salary. Box 36S-B,
SECRETARY, top-notch. 25-35 years,
Neat appear, to assist busy execu-
tive: must be exper. in private in
duStry; knowledge Of bookkeeping
open For interview. phone MR..
kAHl., RE. 1915, 1914. -2I
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Secretary-Stenographer
Opening August 1st for young wom-
an, 25-40. Position permanent, ex-
conditioned office. Opportunity for
advancement. Group insurance. Paid
vacation. Starting salary $50. For
interview write Box 3O9-B Star.
giving age, education, experience
and phone --22
Evening star., 1952-07-20
HELP WOMEN (cont. J
BOOKKEEPER

with knowledge Of typ
ing. Apply s. LIVINGSTON & SON
906-q0S 7th st. NV. al
Evening star., 1952-07-20
SALESWOMAN

OALEO OlMAN
Exper. for ladies' apparel shop: nr.
Bladensburg. AP. 1881. 80
UNSATISFACTORY draperies. ex-
perienced preferable. MI. 3413.
WANTED to make silk
dresses. ETC.; must be good but fair
in price. OIL. 1923. -22
white, experienced; !;
good pay to right party. 1924
Conn. ave.
white, young lady, to
work in speciality shop on cotton uni
forms; 40-hr. wk.; all usual employe
benefits. See Mrs. Norris, NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO.. 200l K st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

With general Office experience for
pleasant. small one-girl office. Ex-
cellent starting salary: Vacation. etc.
Mr.. ROSENTHAL. AP. 63O3.
Evening star., 1952-07-20

Purchase order clerk capable OF stock
record supervision; must be good
typist; 40-hr.. 5-day wk.; annual
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Evening star., 1952-07-20

AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instruction
NATL. AIR COLLEGE. DI. 6703.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
SEAMSTRESS

OEAMSI IRESS
For retail dry cleaning plant; steady
job, good pay, excellent working
conditions; wonderful opportunity
for thoroughly experienced and re-
liable seamstreSS. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st. NV.