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Evening star., 1952-04-27
II ak on Duy Lilies Set

An illustrated talk on day lilies
will be given by j. B. S. Norton.
horticulturist. at meeting of the
Takoma Horticultural Club at 8
pm. tomorrow in the Takoma Ele-
lnentary School, Dahlia street and
Piney Branch road NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Mississippi's Crest
Passes Clinton, Iowa;
Truck Bridge Closed
By the Assoeiuted Press

CLINTON. Iowa. April 26.-The
Mississippi Rivers record food
crest rolled past Clinton today,
closing the Lyons-Fulton bridge,
route Of U. S. Highway 80, to
truck traffic.
All trucks were being re-routed
around this city. The river also
sent water coursing across Clin-
tons main north-South street, and
city officials said it may have to
be closed.
The Missouri River, meanwhile
pounded along through Central
Missouri and some crest forecasts
were increased slightly at Lexing-
ton and points below.
Trucks DetOured.
The revised figures resulted
from a break in the Sunshine
Levee at Lexington, which had
been holding back some over
flow waters.
The Mississippi stood at 20.9
feet at Clinton. two tenths of a
foot higher than the previous
record set last year. Trucks were
being detoured by way of Betten-
dorf. Iowa, to the south of Sa-
wanna. Ill, 20 miles upstream.
The worst appeared to be over
for Sabula. Iowa, the f1ood-sur-
rounded island city" across the
river from Savanna. The water
was receding slightly and a Ma
tional Guard spokesman said sit
looks like we're going to ride it
out"
Most downstream points ex-
pressed optimism that the Missis-
Sippi would cause little more dam
age.
Bolstering Soft Spots.
But in the Drury drainage dis
trict in Illinois, across the river
from MuScatine, Iowa, National
Guardsmen and civilian workers
apprehensively eyed the record
flood peak moving down on them
as they were seeking to bolster
soft spots in levees protecting
5000 acres of farm land.
At Muscatine, levees were re-
ported holding but workers were
preparing 10000 sandbags and
loading them on barges so they
could be moved quickly to any
point where a break might occur.
A launch operator for the Army
Engineers. John w. Stark, about
20. of Keokuk, Iowa, died unex-
pectedly in his hotel room at
Muscatine today. He had been up
all night fighting the flood.
Rail Services Cancelled.
Mississippi floodwaters in the
failyards at Hannibal, Mo-, had
forced cancellation of freight as
well as passenger service. But st.
Louis reported that the Missis-
sippi's crest, due there next
Thursday. will be about 36.5 feet
Sl2 feet below last year.
The Missouri River at Kansas
City continued to fall, and it was
expected to be back to bankful
level by tomorrow night. At Ma
poleon. Mo-. IS houses and one
church were flooded.
: Western Creeks Overflow.
3 Melting snow was causing many
creek overf1ows in Utah and Idaho.
Streets and many Easements
were flooded in Salt Lake City,
Springville, Provo. Nephi and
Spanish Fork, Utah.
& In Idaho, United States High
way SO was covered from Twin
Falls to Sun Valley. The Snake
River was near bankful and was
expected to overflow tomorrow
near Weiser.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Why does a good dancer get
more fun out of Iife2

knew woman who felt that life was passing
her by. Her children were grown, she had
lost contact with her friends and she sat idly
by just letting herself grow old.
What different person she was within few
weeks time! BY taking few dancing lessons,
she learned the many things she had forgot
ten about having fun. She learned how to
laugh, how to meet people on an equal plane
and how to lose her sense of inferiority with
the new challenge of mixing with people
I've seen this "plus" value of good dancing so
many times. painfully shy young man learn
ed, in few lessons, that people were essen
TALLY anxious to know him and talk to him.
He learned to laugh and be happy and forget
his old, introverted SELF
Evening star., 1952-04-27

eral counsel is inconsistent with
the facts before the subcommittee
ITSELF"
Evening star., 1952-04-27
WHY A GOOD DANGER
A&n# sst4 m''e
fun out q @!
XoH too, can learn to dance
and be hqppier...
the Arthur Murray Way
II you want more fun out Of
Iife... do this!

You have my personal invitation to come and
get Private Dance Analysis and FREE Guest
Lesson so can show you just little bit of
what I mean by getting more fun out of life.
If you're tin1id you'll learn to like people. If
you're reserved, you'll learn to laugh If you
lack confidence, you'll become self-asSured.
You'll see yourself better than you've ever
seen yourself beforehand you'll be pleased
with the results.
Learning to dance by the Arthur Murray
Magic Step method is so simple, so much
fun, so quick! After just one or two lessons
you'll have self-confidence, and from then on
you'll quickly progress to the expert class.
But, remember, the important thing is to have
fun and get something out of life. Let the
Arthur Murray method Of dance instruction
show you how.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
NELP MEN lcont. J

TECHNICIAN, research, to act as
technical assistant on general lab
Ov. 2177, ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP, Alexandra, Va.
TELEv1SI0N BENCHMAN to handle
all Of our TV shopwork; inside
only; latest eauipment& & Snd manuals; !;
VISION SS' CO. q 9an 41is dSnS. mD ave. nv v.
TELEyIs1oN INSTALLER, experience
helpful; 6-day week; good pay; good
hgqES ry,sSSIl GSIl yTEpT9 TH Hu s9si; -; "a
I.5Ss' psss' esns sss turH!s5sa boSbs sm+HE FEELEyf
TENOR SoLOIST. Protestant Church.
morning and evening services.
salary open. Gail Mr.. Smith, RA.
Timer. outside work; new work;
TRUCK RaH KAi DRRR9ffR, RRfRsf exp.r., virginia
permit or able obtain. A good
worker: will also help in mill. Call
OF. S1ll Monday . a.m.-6 Pm.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored; must be
thoroughly familiar. with Arlington
position for right man. References
required. See Mr.. Welsh, at r. W.
BoLGIANo g. CO.. all New York
rRUck rRXsi R'fi DRIVER. mus. know Wash,
Piy iEy cusToMa ssf Saa ufHoLsTRY ici sSFfsss q CAR
ne. $3.50, Mon. Fiji Mr. SlatteF,
Evening star., 1952-03-02

MAN, high school graduate,
alert. dependable. to act as errand
boy and office helper. Must have
own car; $40 week and mileage on
car. Permanent job. Call OV. PITT,
ATLANTIS Aic+andrIc Va RESEARCH CORP
YOUNG MAN to learn film develop
ing. in large photo finishing plant.
Can oW. 1922 bet. 10 am. and
YotNG MAN, high school graduate,
to train as fire insurance inspector
Excel. oppor. for ambitious man to
learn the fire insurance business.
Some knowledge of bldg. construc-
ton or architectural drafting help
ful but not nee. Apply in person bet.
am; and pm. INSURANCE
RATING BUREAU OF D. c.. 1O16
YOUNG MAN, White. over 21, to learn
restaurant work; neat, non-drinker
Apply Mon. am, FRIENDLY SNACK
BAR. 18th and N SITS. NV.
MAN. to learn florist bus. in
Sc. section. For information call
o.. 2-2S93 betw. 1915 weekdays.
YOUNG MAN. white. for pickup and
delivery work. Must have thorough
knowledge OF Washington and sur
rounding territory. D. c. permit
essential. See Mr. Rodes, PARKWAY
MOTOR CO, INC, 3040 NJ st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with motorcycle. Room
K0TNG GS y MANMzGOod future. R1cKY
YOUNG MAN, mail room assist;
some knowledge typing, once equip.
Apply In person, Room 220. 1927 K
YOUNG MAN. colored. strong, in
telligent and ambitious. High school
grad. preferred. Advancement. HAN
KJNS. 1116 7th st. NV.
MAN, 17-45; with mech. apt
interested in serving your country
one night q week with pay; for de-
tails and rates of pay call Sgt,
Haywood. Ii. 4-4600, Ext. IA, wkdyS.
MAN, 1923. with hobby or
experience in photography to learn
trade, involving photography. other
skills necessary in job but will be
taught on job; must be willing to
start at low salary, but must be
capable of rapid advancement
which will be governed by accom-
plishment and not by time; no
other experience necessary. Please
write complete personal details.
Box 315-H. Star. a
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HELP woMeN tcons. /,

Asst s SoessHisSS sstn sS or 'iE more sssf
no canvass or parties. MI. l645.
BAN iIH0a MAIDs-seysral experienced
EEIl EEiTls ,ss 5oF night club; D6. 600.
BEHUTiIcSiiAN-Top TISi salary, full or
part-tlme. ALBE6ARLE BEAUTY
SALON, 4013 Albemarle ct. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. stylists. shampoo girl.
Kent VILLAGE and Silver Spring. Earn
BESG6$$iicGPANsg BE9SG6j$iicSGPA gN' 'wsSSNSfiEp sSsSNSfi for Ia BUSY
iaEE$x5HEEItSsi4skS.gsr EzI3E il Si4sS our new salon las ..
with following would 'GssTsoI; have pretsr: Sne
;fSS kSD III; SaE afSs5i' ~ ssi'ii;it
BEAUTiCIAN. fof busy downtown
Apply cXs1f's SEE hRA6F9 SfS sSIoN. ssSSEIoaNs.'sSe SSs
BEAHrTcIRaNE.sS iEsAtG II IRaNE. sA; lots sac 1.
BEATTY USGsslHeS; sAGoN AReS!y RsSwSod SAfwSRSo SRSSpo
PIN, Center. Mt. Rainier. Nd. wa,
Beauty OPERATOR, all.around. sx-
PeElsnesd; P1S salary Ti,,,i and commissIon,
E5tR (. nv! stAgEY aI e77s! 7sH0s Sun 'ssh ssii
BExXUTTY OPERATOR, experienced a
CONSTANCE NccEAGsEaAGSf SEA1fY 'HVgi VsgAioPiPfEE.. ifE.
BEHaUFFSS' l2a FFS'n 6FERXEFon. 81; RRiXEFon experienced. @s
mission. ALFREp'S BEAuTY sA-
LON, 2227 North PershIng dr., Ar
RhYtf%1 ltnEt9n; ca; ca;ptSsslL,op sssl, n,r...,n,.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full, part time;
air-cond. shop. 1866 N. H. Across
from Langley PIX. Apis. JU. 7-7222.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced,
G5 SION Oass aps shSs SsrEs EEe9fs gaS aqa sHoP
BEAUTY OPERATOR, earn Ss5 to
$100 per, week; salary plus comm. |:
modern shop: steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HA1RDRESSERS. l71O
BExUsTY Tif II niG; nOiGP;ERAroR, all around, for
Commission. % d8sToS il 5SpU OF isi15a PARIS. lis
BEAUTY oPERATooRs. male or fe-
a9oRSE a2i s54e; Sunday co. 1888: Mr..
BEAUTY opERAToR-Are you in
tsTessed in evening work or sst.9
BEAUTY OPERATOR must be expert.
excel. sal. BROADMOOR BEAUTY
SALON, 1901 Conn. ave. EN-. 21l3.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, congenial shop.
salary and commission. Mr., Leon
ard CALVERT HAIR DRESSERS,
231S Wisconsin ave-, WO. 23l8.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, must have al
around experience; immediate open
ings. Apply BEAUTY SALON. meg
canine floor. Mayflower Hotel. .
BEAUTY SALON MANAGER to man
age one Of our branch salons. Some
booth work. Good salary and COM
Evening star., 1952-03-02
THE SUNDAY STAR ES
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, MARCH e, 1853
HELP WOMEN

DRUG CLERK for work in drug store,
on drug and. cosmetic counters;
good salary, pleasant working con-
ditions; experience preferred. Apply
EMPIRE PHAR.. 1888 Conn. ave.
DRY CLEANING INspEcroR, white
with exper.; for lge. modern plant:
40-hr.. 6-day week; starting salary
$40 wk. Box 309-H, Star. .
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white. size
or II, about 25 yrs. Of age. See
S154iASRILE 15iASR aILE transportation BldS.'
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white. small
RIM. 12l. T. NJ. JONES. -
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. for ad.
minlstrIStoIF mini, !II once, local hosp; must
n99SR; E9IIn0 exp. x not, not nee by must es
g 70 40; Excellent future sor' rlsht
9sfff4sIRs' sf4.R. star. ssIaf' ana meals BOX
FILE CLERKS. white, for filing
envelopes and cards. No exp. nee.
1-day. 40-hr. wk. State age and
tel. nYmber when replying. Box
FffTER. a:: accustomed to fine dresses,
coats and suits; highest salary and
ideal working conditions. See Mr..
Herman Becker, SELMA GOWNS,
l307 Conn. ave. NV, CO, 1854, --3
FLORIST. full or part titme. 1900
Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1850. -
Evening star., 1952-03-02
CLERICAL OPENING

CLERICAL OPENING
Young lady, age 2O-30, some college
background preferred should be
letters. Interesting and varied work.
Excellent opportunity and working
conditions. 5-day week. = to 4:3O.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSUR-
ANCE CO., 14th and l. StS. NV.
CLERK-Interesting work with mem
Der Of N. Z: Stock Exchange; some
dsRRs szSil oce; nG SIS HeS Week n0qsoa soa
cLaRkLTo cIfIIK TsSF work on payroll; must
have knowledge Of comptomstsr;
excel company dement's; pleasant
fise. SEARS. RoEBUCK & CO.. 1900
5ddsk:.Ssa Sa seSysSss sss ss Ct sy.E t?se sU
day wE.. hospitaliSstion. surgical
service and life Insurance provided.
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
1901 H st. NV. Call Mr.. Wells, MA.
CLERK. beginner. high school grad;
CLERK, interesting position in our
policy preparation section; accurate
tipping with average speed neces-
sary; We have attrac. otnces, q
fine group of employees, .5-day wk.,
and we offer opportunity for ads
LIFE NsuRANck CO.. 1925 Eye
st. NV, RIM. 502. IS
wE.; hrs. 8:30-4:3O; lge. organ
ization with opportunity for ad-
vancement; modern aforementioned
once with moderate-priced employe
cafeteria; good starting salary with
regular pay increases. Call MR..
WEYANT. ME. 1900. %
CLERK, counter work and marking.
Dry cleaning shop. Excel. salary to
TAGET. Elsff sif1i 1Nc. 4sS2 aS2iy wis: vNe ave.
CLERK. to asst. mgr. Of valet shop:
SHOP. SS2 18th St. NV.
CLERK, white, experienced, for Wis
eonsin ave: dry c!esning Ha1 store.
drug and cosmetic counters; good
salary, pleasant. working conditions.
Experience preferred. Apply EN-.
PIRE PHAR.. 1873 Conn. ave. -3I
CLERK, general ONCE work: typing
desirable but not essential. Please
do not apply II not interested IN
permanent position. For appt. call,
Mrs. Waldron. FIR. 4S00. F. W.
BOY,GIANO & CO. -6
Evening star., 1952-03-02
MAN-DEPENDABLE

MAN-DEPENDABLE
Cleaning and errands. No objection
to slight physical handicap. Apply
10 am. to IL noon, WASHINGTON
DENTAL CO.. 1904 L st. NV.
MEN, 2 full time and l part time;
start on a one or two day trial basis
if you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is; full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and UP per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.;
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly; no
experience necessary, an experienced
man will train you. Apply 911
National Press Bldg, 14th and
SITS. NV. or call DI. 349S or D1.
4477. 4
MEN with cars, to train locally for
permanent position, with lge. manu-
featuring CO.: no canvasstng; earn
ings while training around 500
wkly.; men accepted will work under
direct supervision of manager. Ap-
ply 1116 o st. s.e., 9-12 Mon. only
MEN. to work in ice cream factory;
ages 18 to 40. Apply in person. MI.
Henry MEADOW GOLD PRO-
DUCTS Co, 1887 d st. Sc. .
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HELP MEN

MEN g white), neat appearing for
outside saleswork; no experience
necessary; $50 wk. guaranteed dur
ings after training, S7b-S10O q wk.
We furnish transportation. Apply
Room $50. 724 9th st. NV. 4
MEN for insulation work; permanent; /;
experience not necessary but must be
able to drive truck. Report ready for
work. 1880 am. sharp. 1006 North
Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. --3
Evening star., 1952-03-02
CLERK

tunity 70 learn aSdograph machine;
n person JOHN HANCOCK XII.
TuAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1887
cGsEKfyPfsTMin.erestinr Il sesfi III e:E position
Tor inteiligent young lady. & days
No Saturdays. n. MARS, THE
CONTRACT CO.. 4lO lSt ct. Sc,
cEERk.TXP1sr iii gyH!i for insurane. once;
4Say p.r vsss Sesk a.ss ApSy DSstSSn sS
CLERK-TYfIsT. general once work
in contracting concern; state salary
and experience. Box 272-L Star
CLERK -TYPIsT-Familiar with SEN
sHoREHAM HOTEL. $500 Calvert
CiI1ERK-TYPIsT-Must be a good
typist with, exper. In gen. office
work; good salary and working
employm%ent. ; % Apply Personnel @ once. nee.
MAYFLoWER HOTEL. Conn. ave.
CLERK K-TYPiST-Young lady, 1925,
for estab. real estate Arm; inexper.
girl preferred; salary open; call Ma.
CLERK -TYPIsT, girl Friday. 25 to
some retail selling; 5h days. 5311
clERkvTYPisri. Lii S.Si Pisi white, general Of
nee work, accounts payable; ; ne;
salary; ir-conditioned once; g.
day wkS references REQUIRED. DU.
CiiERK-TYPIsT for publishing COM
pany, perm. position, advancement
oopportunity. 5-day VIZ: paid yaca- G..
CLERK-TYPTST, permanent position.
plus other employe benefits, start
Ing saieTy ri4StH PIP Apply galgIpPiS sfter I'd 70
CLERK-TYPIsT-white; age 21-35;
sired; good opportunity for ad-
yancement; pleasant working cond. !;
psfsSn Dssss0Ft to Ns6SR fEsf 6Ss2it1 RLE ApPas asso
CIATION. 1900 r. Island ave. NV.
permanent posi-
ton; 5-day, 40-hour week: pleasant
working conditions; liberal discount
pitalization: retirement plan: Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, Employ
ment once, n p st. ne. "a
CLERK -TYPIST and stenos. needed
by CO. Offering excel. opp. for pro-
motion. Apply 631 Investment Bldg.
CLERK-TYPIST, for plumbing ONCE.
51a-day week. Call GE. 5000 for
appointment. =
CLERK-TYFiST for insurance oflce;
casualty and surety experience pre-
ferred but not necessary, 371a-hr.
wk., $3.50 to 4:30, employe benefits.
RAzT ARRgAlyz Mr ssssi & MIS- fSpENiT4 MSTfI9
CO., $40 Woodward BldgS, 18th and
q rt !, M EY z2RQ u
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HELP MEN

MEN. with mechanical
ground Tor position in service
Department. Call in person. DICTA-
PHONE CORP, 1910 Conn. ave. See
Evening star., 1952-03-02
TRUCK DRIVER

CoLoRED-25-3 years Of age; pre-
vious experience. clear driving record
and D. C. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel Room 605;
open weekdays S:30-6 and Saturday
9-l. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
BILLING CLERK

o4AA44NG N4C1txA
Newspaper once; good typist. accu-
inTsTranes' tTaT 9S fSsP fhSSssPPitalization and Vaca-
BOOKKEEPER, experienced whole
sale, florist; 5-day week. excellent
BCSkREEPRR TS5klRf sPRfiSns ST 6opTs a7sg Der DAY.
dszs; NV. . dh, I A's1a gao. e. Sk: SSk
BooKKEEPER. sSSSRHNi experienced. insnr-
ance agency; 5-day. 37-hour week;
PeIrmSsnent PsIanS6sn a Pesaition. .pSTnrg ESE appoint
BooKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, MGR 300 experienced: Good
salary. Ma 1910, MR.. MEDINs.
B0GkKEEPER 6s2t fma sTEN2GEAPHEE; soG
ONCE Of fine retail decorating bust
ness; must be eficient. pleasant and
MYERS, Conn. ave. corner s." 3 st:
BooKREEP1NG Ri1lPpN CLERK. permanent
pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount on purchases; insurance
and disqualification plan; retirement
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES. Employment Once. ~ P
BooKKKEEPNG MACHINE OPaR-
ATOR. Remington-Rand; pleasant
working surroundings; good start
ing pay plus meals. Call MR..
KAYBER, WI. 400. after $3.50 on
BooKkEEP1NG oGadkEi MACHINE oPER:-
Accounts receivable. experienced, g.
day week. paid vac, holidays, hosp.
See, Mrs SISo MeRorie; MALoNEYs'
Evening star., 1952-03-02
CLERK-TYPIST

CLOTHING PRICER. requires knowl-
edge Of clothing and styles to decide
sale in retail stores; 5-day week,
good working conds.; handicapped
preferred. ME. 5940 for appoint
ment. y
COLLECTOR - EXP. girl to make
phone calls at home on delinquent
accounts; part time. HO. 6642.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
uo~yrv - ynu appv y~.~,r.

NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS
Firms engaged In tntefst0te com.
MERGE or in the production o.
goods JoT consnserce must is0s pav
at least rs cents an houT and
time and oTe-hGlt for oUeytime
under the Federal WG0e and HoUY
Lou. job seekers offered less b.
coUeTe6 firms shoBld notify the
WcGe and Hour DtptstoH, o. 3.
Department o. Labor, telephone
Executive eie0. G1tenstoa fSk3.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
1885 21st ct. NV.

CHIEF CLERK to supervise 3 other
employees in ONCE making and keep
ing addressograph plates and files;
tipping ability required; previous ex-
perience desirable, but not necessary.
Handicapped preferred. ME. 5940
for appointment -
Evening star., 1952-03-02

YOUNG MAN TO TRAIN IN WHOLE
SALE OPTICAL SHOP. OPPOR-
TUNTTY TO LEARN TRADE, PER-
MANENT POSITION. S-HR.. 5-DAY
WEEK. HOMER OPTICAL CO., 1922
NEW YORK AVE. NV. 4
Evening star., 1952-03-02
YOUNG MAN

1S or 10, white, to work in mail
room. drivers permit necessary,
must be neat and willing, some
high-school education required. Call
PERSONNEL DEPT.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
WAREHOuSEMAN

Western Electric Co.; no exp. req; vet
eran preferred; G1 training; lS tc
80 yrs.; S1.07 per hr. starting rate.
Apply H. P. AUTH. 1st floor, I'LL
North Capitol st. 4
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC
Salary open. Apply MIR. SOURBEER,
BOY, white, over II. for newspaper
office; advancement. CO. 1014. a
MAN, white, in good physical condi-
ton. for general work In furniture
warehouse: must have d. c. driver
eEoI permit; tS g0gd Dsyiais IN
Matthews. Woodiey 4244, for ap-
pointment. COLONY HOUSE, ware
house at 130 Que st. ne. i
MAN, white: for general SSS STOCK G.NTesR; worE,
MAN, part or full time retail exp.
Anacostia. HOURS s AM. to j.?
10; 379294; g to 9 pm: wee weekdays .aays:
MASIF eASeans 'uDR fsSES
CAMERA CENTER. 421 King St.,
MAN, white, to work on private es:
tate; good wages and year-round
lob for right man, Apply in writing
giving phone number. Box 193..M'
MAN. preferably with car; earnings
s75 a week. good future. SH. 9ib9'
MAN, middle-ased, for operating
seing 5dng. maSalre' 46lhr we no e1h cs NJ 1855
MAN for rug department to cut and
bind rugs. All shop work: Apply
P. J. NEE CO. WAREHOUSE, 1741
johnson ave. NV. Mr.. Jackson.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
TRUCK DRIVERS

Experienc0d preferred in handling
television and large appliances; full
ington's largest TV and appliance
chain; generous company benefits.
Also openings for Sat. only drivers.
Apply Mr.. Bolts, LACY'S Service
Bldg, Half and Que sts. s.w.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HELP WoMEN

CASHIER for beauty saIon; 5-day,
40-hr. week; good salary; per-
manent. EMILE, 1871 Conn. ave.
part time; 1:30.5:30 pm.
No sundays. See Mr.. LEWIS. Pix
CAsSHfiiEsR And HTHTHPHisr for ;ewelry
store. permanent; must be neat and
attractive; good refs; $50 per wk.
knowledse Of NCR-2OOO
prefer. but not ess. Must be able to
fits. Cali MR.. MORTON. ST. s343|
CASHIER. 8 days, no nights, cigar
dept. LAFAYETTE DRUG. 18th and
sta NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HElp WOMEN
CLERK
CLERK

Once work; pleasant working conds. +:
exper; not nee; Call RA. 440O, Tues.
bet. ! and $3.50 pm. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-02
YOUNG MEN (5)

Needed for advertising dept, No
experience necessary. Earn $50 per
w: dxoTaaIos while learning; II you qualify,
able to start Immediately. Apply
1O22 18th st. NV. 2nd floor, 1880
ll:3O am. only. See MR.. LOCK-
Evening star., 1952-03-02

once; good typist. accu-
rate with figures; 6-day 40-hr. wk.,
insurance, disqualification and vaca-
tion. CO. 1014.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
TV SERVICE MEN
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.

Need full and part time outside serv.
ice men; highest pay; permanent;
have openings in all areas including
Virginia; also need men for Sunday
work. MR.. KING, TU. 3901.
UPHOLSTERER'S HELPERS-Steady
york; C;,fSPe;, sxPeE pref ibI 6gt % net nee. AZ.
PET CO.. sol Rhode Island ave
WATERS, colored. exper.. who car
entertain or play instrument. call
In person, do not phone. Steward
dept. HEDIN HOUSE, 1902 Newton
st. ne. 3
WAREHOUSE SUPT. - Wide exper.
ience plumbing and heating. metals
specially, but not essential. Boz
202-M. Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Cornptorneter Operator
COPY WRITER,

ready to wear preferred;
ability TO write essential; permanent
position, excellent opportunity. Apply
NV. pI h2O0 -
Evening star., 1952-03-02

with figures necessary
Excellent remuneration and employe