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Evening star., 1952-07-07
British Red Leader
Expelled From Rome
BY the Assoeiated Press

ROME, July William Gal
1acher, British Communist Party
leader. hurried out of Rome yes
terday after police ordered him to
leave italy and gave him six hours
to get out of the city.
Another Communist, Julian
Stryjkowski, the second Red jour-
nalist kicked out in two weeks,
left Rome yesterday for Poland.
GALLAGHER had arrived Saturday
Police said his permit to remain
In Rome was not in order. British
Embassy officials said today they
knew nothing about the custer.
and that GALLAGHER had not re-
ported 1T to them.
Stryjkowski was director Of the
Polish news agency PAP and had
worked here for three years. An
other member of the agency said
Italian police refused to renew
StryjkoWski'S residence permit
and gave no reason for their ac-
ton.
Olga Cecetkina, correspondent
Of MoScow's Pravda. was expelled
from Italy late last month. A
Foreign Office spokesman said she
had sent untruthful reports to the
paper during the year she had
worked in Italy.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Rider Penalties Worker
Who Sticks on Job

The proponents of this rider
refer to it as an economy meas
ure. I am afraid it is a penny
wise and pound foolish economy
measure. This rider puts a
premium on taking long vaca-
tions during a national emer-
gency and penalties the en-
ploye who sticks by the job.
And if overtime work at premi-
um rates is required to make up
for large numbers away on va
cation. other restrictive pro-
visions in several appropria-
tions for the current fiscal year
have cut down on the available
ity Of funds for this purpose.
No one can estimate the loss to
the Government caused by low
cred employe morale.
would not have signed the
bill containing this rider except
for the fact that the bill ap-
propriates funds essential for
the continued operations of the
Government. I hope the Con-
gress will soon take corrective
action to strike this unwise and
unjust provision from the law.
There were many members of
the Congress who opposed its
inclusion in this bill. I hope
they will soon be joined by many
others who do not feel that it
is necessary to use the Federal
civil service as a political whip
ping boy.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Agency 10 Help FBI Fight
Subversives Considered

: Attorney General McGranery
said today he is considering the
creation Of new Justice Depart
ment agency to help the FBI fight
subversive activities.
Mr.. McGranery said the new
agency would make an intensive
and continuing study of subver-
sive activities and new methods
Of operation. He said this is
especially necessary now that the
Communist Party is attempting
to function underground.
The Attorney General empha-
sized the new division would not
|supercede or duplicate the FBTs
efforts in seeking out subversives,
but would rather supplement that
work.
'The FBI Is doing a fine job
in the investigative field" he said,
"but on the other hand there
should be legal direction in the
subversive field that will insure
prosecution where these are in
dicated and at the same time
protect the civil liberties of citi-
zens generally"
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Truman Text on Leave Rider

The tert OF President Tru-
mans statement on the Thomas
leaDe rider follotDS:
I have reluctantly signed n.
r.. 7072, the Independent Ofices
Appropriation Act of 1858. con-
tanning the So-called Thomas
leave rider which prevents the
accumulation of annual leave
earned by Federal employees.
Legislation by rider is a bad
practice in any case. In this
case, believe it to be a serious
mistake from the standpoint of
the Government, and most un-
fair from the standpoint of the
Governments employees.
In October, 1851. after ex-
tenSive hearings and study, the
Congress approved a new leave
act for Federal civilian person.
mel. This legislation drastically
reduced the amounts of annual
leave granted to Federal en-
ployes outside Of the postal field
service who have less than Is
years of service. In enacting
that legislation, the understand
ing was clear that in return for
this severe reduction in annual
leave. the then existing prohibi-
tion on accumulation of leave
would be eliminated. This was
done.
But now the Congress by
again prohibiting a reasonable
accumulation of annual leave
within less than a year from the
time it authorized accumulation
of leave under these circum-
stanceS-has broken faith with
"a large body of Federal en-
ployes. This whiting away of
employe rights is a poor way to
encourage high moral and pro-
ductivity in the Federal service.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Civilian Employees Need
Unemployment Protection

I am in agreement with the
general philosophy that Federal
employees should have about the
same working conditions and
benefits as employees in progress
Sive private companies. The
present graduated scale Of an
nual leave conforms to this
philosophy. Private employees.
however, are generally covered
by unemployment insurance in
case they lose their jobs, and in
addition many of them receive
Evening star., 1952-07-07

liberal severance pay from their
companies when they leave.
Civilian employees Of the Federal
Government have absolutely no
unemployment insurance or
severance benefits. The least
that we should do for them un-
der these circumstances is to
permit them to accumulate a
reasonable portion Of their an
nual leave as a protection in
case they lose their jobs.
The treatment here accorded
to Federal civilian employees is
in sharp contrast with that ac-
corded to military personnel.
Within "a hours of taking this
restrictive action, the Congress
also passed legislation granting
both unemployment insurance
and mastering out pay to junior
officers and enlisted men leav-
ing the armed services.
Evening star., 1952-07-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
When Nothing Else Wit
Help for Acid INDIGESTION

Doctor specialists who treat nothing hut
stomach trouble say that Q tablet like
Bell ans often gives comforting relief when
everything else fails for gas, heartburn and
acid Indigestion. Get Q 25c package Of
Beil-ans tablets 1t your druggist today.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

Most Americans never have had the chance to really
kno,o the men they chose President. But you will
have that chance.
Aided by televon, President and Congress WIN bs
e peoples choice in new and broader For the first
time since country outgrew the "Town Meeting" stage,
Americans will really get good look at each candidate.
This year, you won't just read what candidate says; youm
look him straight in the eye while he says it You'll Judge his
intelligence his physical and intellectual ngor-and whether
he take it, under pressure This year, you won't Just
listen promises you yourself viii be able Judge how sin
cerely they made.
With teevision you viii be able satisfy yourself that the
you pick is big enough for the job
You already now teeUision as magnificent source
of entertainment, drama, sports, education. This
year, teleuison assumes and profound role
in your LJe-and the life Of Anerioa It can help
you Wisely, seriously than BE-
fore, that blessing Of democracy your vote.
See and oO the you for Take good long looN
You it to yourself your family and your country. Dont
vote I'll you see the whites Of their eyes!"
4 @
Evening star., 1952-07-07
Here's why
this year you must see
and know the man
YOU vote for!

There's ure thing about the coming election. Whoever
wins he II find himself facing four desperately critical years
And kind world you live the end those foury
pretty much depends the kind Of you elect November
Nobody has to remind you vote because its your
This year. its right than duty You voice in
choosing the man you'll with America te-and your
You want to vote. You want to know the man You
vote for and that's where you're lucky this year.
You can know him, you never could before
thanks to the miracle Of television.
Your grandfather may have got glimpse Of Abraham Lincoln
when he travelled by train let and hear him. But
your grandfather did, he was Of the relatively few
who had even that brief chance to get acquainted"
Even Lnco tour had famous precedent George Washington
travelled and down the thirteen states by sagecoach Yet how
very few could have ever laid eyes first President
Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke millions in his informal fire
side chats radio But the warmth Of his voice left
great gap in contact between the man and the voter.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

Fighting to saue freedom here and abroad Ameri.
cans have ballots to waste today. Your vote this
November will be as vital to your country bullets
and powder were in IT'S.
Evening star., 1952-07-07

Fighting to scn freedom, the struggling American mill
tia at Bunker Hill had ammunition to waste. Colonel
Prescott wisely passed the order down the line not to
fire til you see the whites of their eyes.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

SECRETARY STENO.. under So; as.
sist exec. in charge of publicity
small industrial organizations: exper
reo.; congenial and personable with
capacity for assuming responsibility
Interesting perm. position. Call DE
sECTY. -sTENoGRAPHER-Personne
CO., s7s.hr. wk,; excel: yorkin.
wk. Call ME, $4,000, MR., THIEL
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER =
Permanent position for experienced
young woman under 30. able to as
ing conditions. vacation and sick
he. 5-day wE. Phone AID. 4-4s55
Ext. los for appointment.
SHIRT MARKER AND SORTER, ex-
periencsd: 25I0 14th St: NV; 30
STE sFoNE F cEEANEks fP sSs s 81.
SILK PRiiESssER. exper.; none other
BERG, 50is Conn. ave. NV.
STENCIL CUTTER and Monograph
operator for part or full time:
sharse AcM faDa ssi 70 st. 'a ns E f9
sTTENoOeG;RAPHER-Business or secre-
. tarial school graduate or recent
student wanted for interesting en-
ployment in downtown WASHINGTON
for defense pregnant; 40-hour week;
good pay and company benefits, in
Guiding leave and retirement. Call
LU. 4-0541 for interview. rs
STENOGRAPHER-Full time; age 20.
30; dictation daily; neat and &C
curate; tipping essential; some
switchboard and receptionist duties
excel. working cond.; generous empl
benefits: hrs. S-4 80: AMERICAN
RED CROSS, U. s. Naval Hospital
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-3200. -2S
STENOGRAPHER for law ONCE; lega
exper. not necessary; 5-day wk.
excel. working conds. $50 Nationa
Press Bldg. -2S
STENOGRAPHER; varied, interesting
work; .5-day week; good pay; perma.
nent job with small firms: located
near Euclid St, one block from 18th
st. or Georgia ave. carlines, Will
consider seven hour day. starting II
O'Clock. for right persons. Apply t.
Lee Harris. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
CO., 2413 Sherman ave. NV. Phone
Adams 2-1600
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HELP-W0MEN

MATTRESSES, only girls with night
club exper. need apply. Must be
neat and reliable. Apply in person
Coral Room. 1885 Savannah st.
sc. go
WAITRESS for day work. Apply IN
person. HAYWOOD DELICATESSEN
1901 Varnum ST., Mt. Rainier. Md
-2S
MATTRESSES, white; perm: nigh
Club exper. Call after pm. 10
S-5225. .
WAITRESS, for night work. Appl.
HANEY'S BAR AND RESTAURANT
from 8 to 6. 5501 Suitland I'd.
WAITRESS, experienced; good wage,
and tips; no Sundays or late might
work. PROFESSIONAL COFFEE
SHOP. 1925 Eye st. NV.
MATTRESSES. experienced. tray serv.
ice. Apply in person SEAFARF
RESTAURANT. 1894 Conn. ave. n, W
80
WAITRESS WANTED, experience un.
necessary; room and board free;
good salary. DEL RIO RESTAU-
RANT, Charlotte Hall. Md, Me-
chanicSyille 103-F-13 >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
Experienced, full time with car
D.. c. or Md. to manage sales and
listingS. Present salesman acceptable
Small office. Percentage basis. Bon
gil, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

SALESCLERK for gift stand, 4 to mid
night. Sundays off, meals included.
Best working conditions. Apply AIR
PORT PHARMACY, Washington Ma
tional Airport.
SALESGIRL. reliable. capable woman
for selling and alteration in WOLF
ans apparel shop. THE PICKET
FENCE, $500 Wisconsin ave. OIL.
2-9S65 2Ss
SALESLADY. part time. for candy
concession. Apply Loew's Capitol
Theater between IL am. and 6 pm.
SALESLADY. experienced. full or part
time. in ladies ready-to- wear shop !;
sALEsLADY. ExPERIENCED. in fine
speciality shop: permanent: china.
glassware. decorative accessories;
accustomed to fine-type clientele.
BERTRAM SHRIER. LTD. 1145
Conn.
SALESLADY for our beautiful new
LIST floor, exper. in sportswear. lin
gerie and accessories. Permanent
position. KOTzIN. 1909 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28

GIRL, age 2O-30. preferably single
for general accounting and clerical
work. No, experience necessary. Abil-
i poR t2 type Ex Ors so1ss: call a SR
GIRL IIa Si With teleDhSns exp r tS As
RADIO & Tv. 3407 14th st. NV
GIRLS to address envelopes by
hand; excellent salary. Apply; dc
not phone. EIsEMAN's. COL I'll
st. NV.
GIRLS. colored a.. to work ir
grill; hours 5:45 am. till / 80 p m.
EvERYBODY'S Grill. Sc N st
Sc.
GIRLS. IS to "A, free to travel tc
Florida a.n this or winter and return
mission and bonus; average NOR,
than $364.50 monthly; immediat,
cash drawing account; circulation
sales: See Mr.. E. H.. MASON. Cairo
Hotel. 10 am. to IL noon or z t
PPM. No phone calls, please -;
for 6 capable women with sales ex'
perience. Call RE. T-S10S.
LADIES, part-time work, day or eve.
to help with year-end sale: abou
pm, Tuesday RIM. sol. no d atf
WOMEN, no age limit, general Of
fee work and tipping. Steady pos,
~ S3a per yk. to start. RIM. o4e24
WOMAN, settled, white. Exchang,
room and board for light duties Or
S San earn aAsh4 good salary for hOusey Sa
WOMEN. age 21-5O; like investisa.
ton work with national organiza.
ton; free to travel, salary anc
expenses; no experience necessary
Apply 951 Warner Bldg. Do no
YOUNG LADIES to assist with gen.
E 1si ANS so rrk 9TH x &. nx salary
YOUNG LADY to assist in markini
and receiving. exper. prefd. Apply
1908 @ st, NV. HABER g. CO.
dancing part time, evenings; Sc 3
HOTEL 24O0 DANCE sTUDios. CO
v 1890 Ext; siS, So pm. only: 81
in office routine of retail business;
tipping. some simple bookkeeping;
f n psrs based ss g Wen svd A R
IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert
educated woman to assist local
director Of childcraft work; age IS
D.
p.ortunity for advancement; crea:
write Box aisnv star. SWING arsFV are
education, experience and phone
P eSs%Pf6i OPEN. Jan. g.. for NS ma
initiative. interested in career: free
from uncertainty Of cut back: top
pay, social security. Interviews at
1870 and 2 sharp Monday, Dec.
90; Gold Room, Meridian Hill Hotel.
A Sfei nSts st WOMAN IA of character.
education; refined. $3.50; for a
Marshall Field owned enterprise; ex-
per. in teaching, club or church
work. Must be ready accept posi-
ton by Jan; ~, and desirious rem
ddering service Of national impor-
s., 900 annually. For Wash inter
?. eT 8. BOX s iI chicsso 50, III.
State age. education, exper.. phone
HIGH hGii's SCHOOL GRADUATE. white;
opportunity opSst to learn medical l tech.
must be fair .typist; reasonable sal
sryy during training period. Box
FURN. RIM. and utils. to serious wo-
man Tor eve. baoy sitting; colored
welcome. Box Civ, Star.
(6j If you can spare
"a hrs. daily you can earn S25-S40
wkly. as an AVON repr.; choicest
areas Jan l. RE. 7-S107.
AFRAID TO SELL? Don't be! No ex-
perience necessary to earn $1,000
advertised products II your are en-
ergetic and willing to learn. Call
DU. 7-9106. 80
YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Career offerNd in new professional
type business. No investment. Give
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN Cont
CAMP SOLICITOR

O&A&AA oN/94S4 Wv
For boys camp, IS miles from New
York City and Philadelphia. Excel.
lent commissions. Write Box 247-V.
Star.
CASHIER CHECKER for super mar.
ket;. good pay: hrs. 2 to 0 daily.
Apply G. w. SUPER MARKET. 243O
Penna. ave. NV. II
FARMER AND WIFE-No children.
Light farm work, nearby Md. Ex.
perienced horseman preferred. Wife
to do g,h.w. Good salary with fur
NV ST. 3-S4S4. Il
HAIRSTYLIST, white, .exper., mod.
salon: good sal. and hrs; call RIA.
6.9547, between 6 and pm. Sun.
all day --29
SHOE SALESMAN-To sell women's
and children's shoes in retail store!
permanent position. Box 144-V.
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
MATTRESSES

WILL TRAIN.
SALARY. PLUS EXCELLENT TIPS.
Plus meals and uniform furnished;
psnt nns,t n s sicS ieave erann in :
surance benefits. employe purchase
discounts.
Apply sHIRLINGToN HOT SHoPPEs
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV.
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~. ll.n -S-c
CLERK STENOGRAPHER, exp. in ali
phases Of mortgage loan processing
Future o. for the right girl. Call
CJERK-TYPIsT. with knowledge OF
figures essential: 5-day week; pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS. Apply HERzOG'S
LERk-T r; nsT. school sradu-
ate with some business training or
commercial student to be employed
in defense program in downtown
Washington; on 40-hour work week
steady employment. with chance for
advancement: must be able to type
and file accurately. Call LII. 4-O541
CLERK-TYPIST-Large real estate
sition; life. disqualification and sur
gical insurance benefits; 5-day wk..
excel. opport. for. advancement;
s saisrs sbg WEAVEe R Tta
Wash Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt. DI.
CLERKoTYPIsT, general ONCE work;
preferably some one who likes and
is accurate with figures; SRA
branch ONCE; paid vacation; welfare
benefits; group life insurance. For
appt.. call Ma. $4,000. rs
elk. young woman to take
charge of perpetual inventory rec
ords of electrical wholesale house
EXper. pref but not nee. Gen'l
ELECTRIC SUPPLY c.. so51 18th
St. Sill. Spg.. Md. 90
CLERK -TYPIST, 40-hr., 5-day week,
paid holidays, group insurance and
vacation plan Must be willing to
learn PIX board. Excel. oppor. for
advancement. Apply Mr.. Mount
fort. J. E. HANGER. INC. 22l G
st. NV.
CLERK TYPIST. permanent position.
advancement opportunities. 5-day
wk.; paid vacations, paid sick leave.
DI. $4,000; ext. 2l5.
CLERK-TYPIST. to work in account
ing dept. Pleasant working condi-
tons. employe benefits; S. s: WHITE
DENTAL MANUFACTURING CO..
1908 Eye st. NV. }
age 81 to 30: small
local office of a billion dollar in
surance company: 5-day week: 5000
monthly salary. Ma. 1910. 20
CLERK-TYP1ST-Young lady for
typing, statistical and general Of
flee work. Excellent benefits, perma-
nent. GAIT g. BRO. INC. 607
18th st. NV. See Mr.. Edwards
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 woMEN

COOK AND BUTLER or chauffeur.
colored couple: will travel. co.
S-6549
COLORED MAN AND WIFE desire lob
IN nursing home as housemaui wife,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
RESIDENT MANAGER

The position Of resident manager in
one of Washington's finest apart
ment buildings is open. This Is a
large well-established. air-condi-
toned building. Substantial salary
and an attractive bedroom apart
ment is supplied. Please state fully
and in detail experience. education,
age. family, when available, etc.
Box 211-V. Star.
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S'TENOGRAPHER
PART-TIME,

FAN 1 1ME
Between 20-35 years. to work 5 hours
a day, Monday through Friday, be-
tween $3.50 am. and 5 pm. Hours
can be arranged to suit applicant.
Permanent position and pleasant
working conditions. Apply in per-
son. INDEMNITY ms. CO.. $40
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H
SITS. NV. 20
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK, exper.: g.
day week. Good salary. Apply in
person, Mrs. Jones. ENCYCLOPEDIA
AMERICANA, 1905 East-West hwy,
Bethesda, Md
TEACHER. qualified, LIST and End
grade work. children's music: white,
Protestant; full dav, CO. 5-2336
TELEPHONE soLICI1TSoR With O. own
unlimited phone for musical studio
work Box 256-V. Star.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR: 1st-class
apt; bldg. THE WooDNER, 1886
r Ifth 81 n'W op HR S5f4o9; at
once; monitor board; no expert
ence needed: some light clerical
duties. Apply in person. WASH
INGTON SHADE & AWNING CO.,
2021 18th st. NV. Please do not
TYPisT-PART TINE; perm. hours
can be arranged. Box 214-V. Star.
TXPIsT, experienced; : t q, s2llecti 9,
9TH St NV
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STENOGRAPHER
IMMEDIATE
NO SATURDAY WORK

position in our adver-
yrs. Of age neat in appearance and
willing to give regular attendance;
good typist; rusty shorthand accept
able; 5-day, 40-hour week. Apply
personnel. Room COS: open week.
days. 5000. and Sat. 81. No
THE EVENTNC cTAp
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HElP-WoMEN

CLERK-Statistical. young lady for
general ONCE work; excellent work
ing conditions; permanent. GAIT
81 BRO. INC, 607 18th st. NV.
See Mr.. Edwards. 80
CLERKS for dry cleaning stores. Must
be experienced. with references APP
ply in person. 2746 18th st. NV.
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HE EVENING STAR
STENOGRAPHER.

helpful but not necessary;
permanent position. 5-day. 40-hour
liberal discount on purchases; insur-
ance and disqualification plan, re-
tire!nent plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, Employment ONCE.
n p ST No an
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CLERK

For dry cleaning store: steady lob,
wonderful opportunity to a reliable
lady with some sales exper. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS. 1913 Carroll
=, W
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BOOKKEEPER

BOOkkEEP
Experienced bookkeeping
machine operator to handle mech
anized accounts payable procedures.
Good opportunity for alert girl with
good appearance in progressive,
fast-moving organization. Salary
open to right applicant. To arrange
immediate interview, call MRS.
THOMAS Ii. 1892. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-12-28
HELP-WoAEN
SECRETARY

To work in front office of downtown
hotel; 51a-day week; must be eff
cient and take 100 wp.m. Apply
in person. Mr.. Fullilove.
HOTEL RALEIGH
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CLERK

Experienced for laundry and dry
cleaning branch store. located in
the. Dorchester Apis. 18th and
Kalorama I'd. NV. Must have pleas
years of age. Hours: 10 am. to
$50 pm Salary S45 for a As
hr. wk. Apply Personnel, ARCADE
SUNSHINE, 713 Lamont St NV.
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Government Employees
Insurance Co.

COLLECTION CORRESPONDENT, age
5000; preferably single: experience
CURED. Call MR.. DoRAN. Elk; B.
COLLECTION WOMAN. experienced
and reliable. Permanent. win pay
top salary. LONGS. 731 9TH NV.
COMPANION for aged woman; Clifton
1000 or Wo. 6-iIi3.
COOK for 2 adults; must be excellent
COOK, have knowledge OF fancy dishes
have best references: hours. 4 pm.
till after dinner DINNER served s
p.m.); 5-day week; salary, $25 per
week and carfare, ME. S-5744. --2S
COPYWRITER. wide and diversified
ferred. Immediate opening. Phone
CoiUNTIER GIRL, 5-day week. middle
aged; must have exper. serving
sandwiches; 1880 to 4 pm; good
pay. meals and uniforms. Call after
p% IA 18th n, st. n With k5ny,-
or sun. work. Meals and uniforms
So pm. JOSEPH MOTT DINING
RIM. Administrative bldg, Pan Amer.
Union. 10th and Constitution ave.
COUNTER GIRLS. white. all day
forms furnished. Apply s1l Pa.
Dental sen a"' AssIsTANT-some exp.
must have neat appearance; good
salary, Write giving qualifications
DRUG CLERK, exper.. top salary and
comm. 1915. no Sundays. 1886
p GGp9 eL fyf W. cs afS9o experienced
references; top salary. ia. 5-S416.
FASHION SHOW DIRECTOR
Smalt-looking young woman tunder
$50 to plan and coordinate fash
Experienced with good speaking
voice. pleasing platform manner;
5-day week: excellent opportunity.
For. interview write Fashion Co.
ORIGINATOR.
THE HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON 4. D. c.
FOUNTAIN GIRL; white; exper: !;
holidays and vacations. NATIONAL
DRUG CO., 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
only; refs; $40 wk. 5916 Georgia
ave. NV. rs
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored, eve.
shift. Good hrs. pay. Meals.
Apply in person. PENN DRUG, 1901
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored. for busy
Sc. drugstore. Must have lengthy
local fountain refs. 1869 Alabama
F dSSi HELP WANTED. White
only. with experience; located in
Arl on Wilson blvd; 6 day wk. with
good pay. Call IA. S-1l35. 30
HAIR STYLISH MANlCURIST. all
around beauty operator Hours, Q
to 5, 5 days wk. Top salary
PLAZA BEAUTY SALON, 4453
Conn. ave NV %