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ROOMS WITH BOARD

cow. CENTRAI-and. single: also
1Ss6 MASS. AVE. N.W.@Fine food;
men or girls. $50 month; elec. priv
WEER f mo ntA fey sSay yacaPsieI sbsr. MISS Mss
fer Govt. employed; clean. neat. Is.
WENDELL TER.-A few rooms for
Cherry Festival visitors at $3.50 per
person; also vacancies for perma-
nent guests at SIS per wk. 1927
Belmont I'd: NV, MI. 9435.
business people and students; Sc
lectiye menus; switchboard. -15
FOR AGED or invalid .person-Com..
Portable room; excel: food home . Of
nurse; care II necessary OR. Ta:s
n. ARLINGTON-Lge.. pleasant rm.,
pvt. home; 3 meals. 8 days: very
reas. ia. 7-4974 until IL Sun.
LARGE DOUBLE BEDRM. with twin
beds. next to bath. home, cooking
Call MRS. HUMPHREY. WA. 4713
$500 18th N.W.-Beautiful location;
convenient transp.. cheerful rooms
living room: free television. co
BRADLEY ARMS, 1928 10th st. NV
city. Sgl. and dbl. rms. for refined
young ladies or young gentlemen
Excellent meals; good transporta-
ton. DU. 9349. 10
262l WOODLEY PL. NV, mr.. Shore
ham. desirable dbl. rm., 2 younG
men. Good transp. AID. 0244.
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Triple room
private bath; double room; share
room for man. 13+
4I39 r ST. N.W.-Switchboard, ele-
vator service; pvt, Semipvt. baths;
selective menu. Hobart 1000. ls'
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re.
dec bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr rm.; Bendix washer
selected menu. S50-S60. 1426 2lst
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some witt
private bath. American plan, excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 1866
COLORED-ROOM AND BOARD. SO
week. I434 F st. ne, Ii. 4-7Sb3
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1871 LANIER PL. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
EASTER GREETINGS

To those who have bought and lived
in our cooperative apis. for as long
as 32 yrs. and to those who are
only now discovering what an eco
nomical and satisfactory plan CO.
operative ownership can be.
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CHECK THESE

3-BEDRM., END-oF.
ROW BRK NEW COkD COW
TO TRANsP. SHOPPING AMI
SCHOOLS. SlI5 MONTHLY.
AREA. :! SEMIDET
HOMES AT sos MO EA. EQUIP
XII. FULL BSMT., FENCED YARD
BEDRMS., EXPANS. ATTIC. l0l
MO. LICARI, XII. S-1l00. -l3
LUXURY RAMBLER
Kenwood area. 4 bedrms., 3 baths
Gar. Dishwasher. disposal, rec. rm..
maids rm S375 mo,
MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNINGTON
WI. 1885, OR. $3.50
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COOP APT.

81 I,UUJ CASH DOWN
Beautiful elevator building in heart
of downtown. Apartment has foyer
entrance. very spacious living and
s.seping room, dinette and kitchen
phone. switchboard service. Price
1890. furniture included. Entire
monthly payments including build
ing, assessments, $62. For details.
call Mr.. McGinnis. MA. 5000; ewes,
Sat. and Sun. TU. .3SS.
FlEDER1C ~ RENS SALES. INC.
1920 Z ST NV "a
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RAMBLER SIZE

Still a few of these unusual values
available at 1870 Wyoming ave NV.
< bedrms., > baths. large liv. rm.,
dining rm.. kit, buffers pantry,
entr. hall porch and excellent closet
space. Own the space of a house
al far less cost and enjoy apart
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THE BROADMOOR

\ 1-bedrm.. l-bath type, and a .
bedrm.. 2-bath. 3-eXposure type:
both available in this outstanding
cooperative bldg. On Conn. ave.
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RESTAURANT. sale or lease. bldg.
for business. OWNER, Ii, 3-i2t3.
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ECONOMICAL UNITS

-bedrm. type. furnished or unfurn.,
featuring unusually low operating
costs. near Mt. Pleasant carltne
and shops.
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BRITISH COUPLE, with child, re-
Quire furnished or partly furn. ac-
C0mmooa! !ion. with YARD. Before
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SOUTHEAST
3 3-bedrm.. semidet. brick; all-elec, GE
kit. dishwasher and disposal; full
bsmt. with toilet and outside entr.:
cony to Boiling and Andrews Fields;
SlI5.
CHILLUM HEIGHTS
. -bedrm.. semidet. brick: full bsmt, !;
auto. gas heat; conv. Shopping and
transp; 500.
CALL MONDAY
FREDERICK W BERENS. INC.
1928 K St. NV Ma. 5000
Rental DeDt
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w DkJ1l1I Z 1111AD
Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re.
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm: Bendix washer
selected menu. S50-S60. 1926 2lSt
sf n u Hi 3hoj
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EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority since 1920l
Wash. Bldg. RE. 121S or RE. l749
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CONTINUED on Next Pace
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May. /. OIL. 63O5. Id
MANASSAS, VA, AREA, $40, incl
cleo; lSt f., rms, pvt entr.. land
for garden, etc. DI. a514 or AP
1908, or MRS G. L. YANCEY, 1T. /,
Box lul, NokeSville, Va. Ia
SILVER SPRING-5-rm brick Cape
Cod bungalow, lge. screened porch
modern, near Four Corners ctr.
schools, transp., etc; exclusive neigh
borhood; Sl2j mo-, lease. 81. 345S.
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OLD HOME OR FARM in Va; l5 mt.
D. C., option to buy; will make re-
PAIRS. ON. $500.
hOUSE-unfurnish for May ! 2
or 3 bedrooms. yard, close to shop
ping center; 81 O-Sl.5, year lease
or more XII S-9S1U
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HOMES NEEDED--ws

ENIPLO1EU ADULTS need sWalI
house or apt; / or = nedrns,: Sj5
to so, northwest; close to down.
town: l3 years present address:
premises beng sold. Box .1HS,
Star
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We HAVE A preferred clientele to
rent your fine home. List II with
US !Og quick service.
TELEPHONE OR. 4464
W c. & A. N. MILLER :
DEVELOPMENT CO. REALTORS
1880 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
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Mr.. BOILING FIELD and st. Eliz-
abeths-Nicely furn. liv. rm.. bed
rm., kit. and bath. 613 Mellon st.
Sc, 10. 2-3929 Ii
6OS E ST. N.W.-1-rm. furn. apt,
pvt. entrance and bath: I'd floor.
Apply 610 E st. NV. S-5. DI. 7447.
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: nave Inc ltnanIS lOI MONIES IN near
| by Md or NV, D. c. free apprals-
! ais; no delay, For complete rental
service. phone US today. PERRY
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- April Is: 1-bedrm.,
living rm. dinette. kitchen and bath.
No children, no pets; $3.50. with
utilities. Ii. 4-S920 after 4:3O m.
or ia. 4-1706. III
I7II-A 18th ST. N.W.-Employed
couple; 3 rms, kitchen. and bath;
$50 incl. utils. Shown from 6 pm.
Sat and II to 6 Sun. Avail. Apr. 20.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 6o6 E st
n.e.-This nice Groom apt. is con-
venient to shopping and traHspor-
tation: ,S6!.5o per mo. See MRS
si0S r iith h 81. STseSI N.W.I5 a9' rms. conpl
furn.: ali utils.: S135 mo-; avail
April Is. CO. 1886. Ia
NE. EFFICIENCY APT.-Empl. cple
or two girls; studio liv. rm.. dinette
kit, pvt. bath: utils. furn.; conv
ia. 5157 of 1916 Staples st. ne
1878 HOBART ST. N.w.-s rooms;
suitable = adults; util. furn.; conv
transp.; SOS mo. DE. 54S6. IA
pvt. bath; back porch; eony. loc.
newly furn.; empl. couple pref: $50
per month. IL. 3-7121. la
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HOUSES FURNISHED

HAULING-7-D
Z a.m.-9 pm. MARVIN, ST. 1nl
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SILVER SPKING-3 rms. and batF
for working couple or . gentlemen
place for car ST.. r015.
1li9 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Entire
I'd f.. :, rms, kit. and private bath:
SO, utilities incl.
BSMT. APT. pvt. bath and entr.:
clean. quiet, excel. neighborhood
married couple: $50 per mo. 1873,
Ft. Davis ST. Sc. VI. 4O53.
1918 18th ST. N.W.-Nice large bed
rm., mod. kit. adjoining bath: also
porch; $50 mo. ME. 1896.
3-RM. APT, semipvt. bath, and 1t
hSkp. rms. 1925 Clifton NV. 1t
hskp. efficiency. 1850 Que st. NV
Evening star., 1952-05-22

ribs and sell 'em at much lower price The
heavy chine bone is removed as illustrated SO
you pay only for the portion that will roast
Just right.
, 1952-05-10
What is Normal?

The normal person has come
through the emotional struggles Of
infancy and childhood relatively
unsecured and is therefore able to
adjust himself to the demands Of
his society. In some societies. Our
society Of today is one Of the
most difficult ones there has ever
been in which to be normal-since
its demands SO often contradict
one another.
For example, we are taught to
love our fellow men; we are also
taught to rise at his expense. Mor
is competition limited to the bust
ness world: it exists in the homes,
between brothers and sisters for
the affection of the parents, be-
tween sons and fathers for the
attention of the mother, etc; it
also exists in our schools, our
our social gatherings.) Or,
again, one moment we are taught
''Thou shalt not kilI"-and the
next moment the nations highest
goes for excellence in
, 1952-05-10
Mental Illness Can be Prevented
What is mental health?

What is mental health?
Mental health includes in
ner stability; it includes peace
of mind. Mental health means
emotional health. An emotion
ally healthy person can live
with himself-and his neigh
Dor. "A persons TO is not a
measure of his mental health.
What is mental illness7
Mental illness, whether a
neurosis or a psychosis, is a
true Illness. A ruptured
psyche is often as painful and
as crippling as q ruptured APP
pendix-and equally needs
professional help. A mentally
i'll person is unlikely to snap
out Of it all by himself no mat
ter how much good advice We
offer him. His emotions are so
snarled up that he literally
cannot listen to reason" In
stead of getting impatient
with him, we should be get
ting him to the doctor.
, 1952-05-10

with a need for love and APP
prevail as great as our need for
food. We are also born com
pletely helpless-and there
fore fearful. What happens is
that we begin to love-and to
crave the love of-the person
who takes care Of us. Yet this
same person is the first one to
deny US things: we cannot be
fed the instant we start to cry.
AS a result, we learn to fear
this person-and fear leads to.
dislike-and yet how can we
be disliking the very person
whose love we crave? Thus
we are caught in our first con-
flict. We don't know which
way to turn. Other conflicts
follow, in much the same pat
tern. People who don't know
which way to turn are liable
to lose their balance when
pushed.
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occasional: they do not color his
whole life. Nor is the normal per-
son compelled to repeat some
particular pattern Of behavior.
Most Of the time, he is neither
over-complying or over-defying,
neither h~ighstrung nor unstrung,
but simply living and working
along according to the patterns of
our society, with a pretty clear
idea Of what he wants to do and
why.
These articles conclude the spe-
cial releases for Mental Health
Week.
, 1952-05-10
Reseroed Seats 800

killing.
Small wonder then that we are
all at times confused-in conflict
between our society and ourselves.
AT such times we are likely to
display some neurotic symptom:
some reaction disproportionate to
its cause, whether apathy, anxi-
ETY., anger, frigidity, fear, or what
ever. But displaying an occasional
neurotic symptom does MOI mean
that one is neurotic. On the con-
trary, this is called'The normal de
Walton from the normal and is
expected of us all. The difference
between the normal and the neu-
rotic lies in the fact that the nor
raj persons neurotic, or dis
proportionate, symptoms are
, 1952-05-10

They've added swing to . refrigerator one woman told another.
She was talking about an innovation, "Swingr" Meat Locker, in Glib.
son Refrigerator Companys new Diamond Jubilee l0-cubic feet model
At q touch, the meat locker swings and lifts out loaded with juicy
meats, kept moist and cold Swing fCrisprs, with q special seal to
keep vegetables dewy crisp. also swing out for easy use.
Produced in the companys diamond jubilee year, this model has
Defrost-Matic, the automatic defrostng unit that keeps refrigerator
free from frost automatically And there's the Freezr locker, full
width for So pounds of f.e7n food; spacemaking door racks with 4
butter cOntainer and room ties, and small packaged foods.
, 1952-05-10
BY the end Of World War /

BY the end Of World War I,
it was generally recognized
that every single human being
has a point beyond which he
cannot be pushed without los
ing his emotional balance. Sen
sitive people tend to lose their
balance more easily than in
sensitive ones.
Why Is thisf
Basically, it is because each
one of us is a house divided
against ITSELF; we all suffer
some conflict between our de-
sires and fears-perhaps de-
sires a nd fears which we
don't even knowwe have. This
is partly because Of the way
we are made and partly be-
cause Of what happens to us
from the time We are born.
We are born into this world
, 1952-05-10

RRRERRRRRRRIIEE
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PROPOSALS

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRA-
TON. PUBLIC BUILDINGS Service.
Sealed bids In duplicate for Labora-
tory Equipment in the Clinical Gen.
isr " health aG 8 sas NfMI srs
land, will be received until / 200 PM.
Eastern Standard Time. on June 20,
1852, then publicly opened in Room
No. G:34l B. General Services Build
ing, washington, D; CT and then
Standard Form No. %. CONSTRUCTION
Contract. viii be used and perform
ance and payment bonds will be re-
CURED. Upon request, one set o.
drawings and specifications viii Be
supplied without. charge to each gem
era1 contractor interested in bidding
on the. complete project, all Of which
must be returned. Not more than
four additional sets OF drawings and
sy Be Sot shnss. By
$4,000 per set. which viii be re-
funded for each set returned in
good condition within 80 days after
the bids are opened. Checks offered
to the order of the Treasurer, b. S.
Upon request and In the discretion
OF the undersigned. one set of draw
tngS and specifications will be fur
niShed to builders EXCHANGES, cham
bers OF commerce and other similar
ing that the set will be retained on
their premises and made available
for inspection by any interested sub
contractor or material arm. Bidding
material may be. obtained at Room
10th and r Streets. NV. Washjng.
ton 20, D. c. Phone Executive 1000.
Extension 1897. W. e. REYNOLDS.
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
Service. General Services Adminis-
fatien' mSl6.17.1e.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TbR n;IS give away; Enough t,
+. 4. sE aSSid1 So Sow9 Eve4sre up
4-3421 after 5; IA. CH. 2-2s52.
l. WILL NOT BE responsible for ora an,
b ei 9nie sSs cTT1trscted for By myself
stp Mt. Rainier. Md. IS'
PARKING ALL DAY, 75c, from ? a m
70 8 PM 5 blocks, from 18th ant
CHURCH STREET PARK1NGH e. LOT is5tf
i4 4tb 5s.v CHURCH 8 sr q. NV. lust of
ATTENTION DEEP FREEZE owners
Wholesaler meat AiS distributors II st; s'T Il
WASHINGTON for the past Is years
are now cutting and wrapping meat
Tor deep freezers. Come in or cali
Mr.. Kolker at NE. 1911. 30
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of The American
District Of Columbia for the election
OF nine directors. for the ensuing
the company. No. SIT Eth st. NV y.
washington TS Pap p, G., on Thursday
Polls win be open ii am. to ! pm
stockton M. Hotze. Secretary.
WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds. ETC.. pledged else
month: EvINdsroedNP I Co. e lin92s 81
ct. NV. Only licensed and bonded
loan once in Washington. Guarar.
teeo highest loans.
ACCOUNTANT wishes to exchange
services for desk space in ONCE. BOZ
324-X, Star.
PLASTERERS. members of Local No
96. There will be q special meetinr
pm. 1903 N. Capitol St. for nomi-
nation Of officers JOSEPH A
THOMPSON. Secretary.
BUSINESS MAIL ADDRESS. phone
messages. steno service, desk space;
downtown. 14O1 K st. NV. Lobby
No. 5. RE. 1891.
LARGE, MODERN, COUNTRY HOME,
open to boarding children: no traf-
flc hazards, supervised play. nurse in
attendance. individual care; reason
able rates; reduction when more
than I child in family; ask operator
for Evergreen 4-5061.
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HELP MEN

AUTO THERMOMETER OPERATOR.
tune.up man. There is man Ev-
ing in Sc. Washington who is a
frst-claSs tune-up man and dyna-
mometer operator who will find
out. modern shop. excel. equipment
and working conditions. paid vaca-
tionS. holidays, sick leave and ms.
heneiits. See Mr.. Grigsby,. ANA
COSTA MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Ply-
mouth Dealer. 170S Good Hope I'd.
Sc.
NUTO LUBRICATION MAN-We need
thoroughly trained man who can sell
TO operate our fabrication rack and
advise customers on repairs needed.
Good wages. commission on sales,
paid vacation. holidays. sick leave
a end 59su ANHco sfnst Mors co
ChrySler Plymouth Dealer, 170S
Good Hope I'd. Sc.
AUTOMOTIyE M HINIST. for
wholesale jobbing store; good salary
Call Sun. ia. 2-5S25, or Mon. OK
AUTO MECHANIC. good salary and
bonus; 5Na-day wk.; ms. plan. vac
p %lrh Pos pSyst ssan wilson wilson's posSpPsd
INC. 1928 Georgia ave-. Silver
AUTO MECHANIC. good WORKING
lions $3.50 basis: plenty Of work
NJ GEnr Payne OK AMERICAN Ne CAN SERVICE
lington, Va. OW, 7722. al
AUTO MECHANIC. white; attractive
ofIer to right man. c. F; GIBSON
AUTO IJ92 MECHANIC .1Is 19{ !, for new car get;
Pontiac dealer. EXCELLENT w.orkine
Peers; ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887
AUTO MECHANIC-There is a first-
class mechanic now living in sc.
Washington. who would enjoy work
good guarantee, fiat rate. paid va
cation. holidays. sick leave and in
surance benefits. See Mr.. Grigsby
ANACOST1A MOTOR CO.. Chrysler-
Plymoutht Dealer, 17OS Good Hope
I'd. Sc.
AUTO MECHANIc-Do you want tor
Pay Pay d 81 o S-day wk:, paid vaca.
eonds., in a new bid g Nv with H0 finest
EQUIP, group disqualification and
many other benefits? If You are
eXper: on Chrysler products. See
MT. Funk, SUBURBAN MOTORS
ave- awe. s RilSege sp Plymouth s521 Ga
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, tune-ur
specialist. General Motors expert.
ence; good pay. good working condi.
tons and other benefits; 5-day week
See Mr.. Reeder. MCKEE PONTIAC
1928 L st. NV. -24
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST. yoins
man. 1920, to learn trade; idea
working cond., 5-day wk. paid vac.
must have D. G. drivers permit OF
CIRCLE RING SERVICE, 1923
st. NV, 90
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES Cont.
u. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
315 18th STREET NV.


Accountant. booking. mach. oper.
cashier. court reporters. marine
architect. display men. craftsmen.
engineers. electrn. tech. floor mgrs..
mathematician. medical TECH. met
allurgist. staff nurse. stenogs.
teacher. translators, cargo control
spec. typists. Other prof. tech.
clerical pos. local and overseas.
sos K STREET NV.
Cashier. S4O-S5O; cooks. S35-S75;
counter girls. S2O-S35: countermen
S35-S60: housemen. S3O-S4O Other
restaurant workers.
735 18th STREET NV.
Female machine shop workers. age
1862. min 8 mos. exper. lathes.
drill press. boring or milling ma
chine. Shift work. S1O.S8 per day.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
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ADvERTIsING statesmen WANTED
Travel Maryland State; family
men; prefer some knowledge farm
ing; car necessary; $50 draw
against commission. Call SH. 6400
MR. mccoy. is
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for loca
magazine; need just one good sober
man: can earn 500 or more week.
~. Your time is your own and every
DAY is PAYDAY. Box 33S-X. Star.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN for news.
paper; real opportunity for an ex-
ability; must know layout and pro-
motional campaigns; car essential;
salary and commission; refs. re-
CURED; prefer Northern Virginia
resident Call ,JE 2-HO01
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FED L. WILLIAMS & zED Z.
WILLIAMS JR.
AUCTIONEERS e. APPRAISERS
AUCTION

Williams AUCTION House
els NEW YORK AVE.
THIS TUES. tMAY 2OTH) PM.
New and used furniture
beach umbrellas, porch and
garden CHI aiSe tongues
splendid new sample living
room and lounge chairs
chrome breakfast set, very
fine all-new inner-Sprine
mattresses, late-style bed
room suite, various rugs
large and small; liv. rm
suites, lamp and coffee
tables, numerous other eff
fectS.
Public inspection all day Monday
and TUESDAY. up to sale hour.
AUCTIONEERS PHONE Ma. 2679
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ADMINISTRATOR
TECHNICAL RESEARCH

Outstanding career oppor.
tunity for alert project admin
iStrator. capable of overall
supervision and coordination
OF an intricate technical re-
research and planning, plus
the -techniques and procedures
used in the compiling of me-
chanical parts data; must have
proven ability in supervising
and leading people: previous
experience in similar capacity
desirable but not essential;
work for private New York
City organiZation; excellent
starting salary. Send complete
personal history, including SAL
airy requirements, to WIS 1901,
221 w. 41st St. N. Y. SO.
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When ansDertnq advertisements
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
tnctose original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonnI Ualue. Copies serpe the puY.
pose and ORIGINALS may get lost.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTING and gen. office clerk
Part-t1me and summer work avail
able; age Is to 80; aforementioned
ofice. For further details call
GAIT q BRO. INC. DI. 1924. Mr..
Edwards.
ACCOUNTANTS. senior and semi
senior; local CPA office. SINROD &,
fash, 9S3 Nat. Press Bldg. ga
Junior, for public &C.
counting firm; excellent opportunity
Call D1. SLY for appt. 10
ACCOUNTANTS, juniors. for large
local .CPA once; state salary ex-
pected, age. education and expert
ence. Box 1S2-Y, Star. -23
AccountS-Payable Clerk
Under 80 years. student working on
accounting degree acceptable. 5-day
week. excellent earnings, Hot
Shoppe luncheon meals. paid vaca-
tons. sick leave, group insurance,
employe purchase discounts. Apply
HOT SHOPPES, INC, Room 300.
1341 G st. NV. 30
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

placement service No o fee em nnIeas
placed; Write for details. SOUTH
ERN TEACHERS AGENCY. Broad
Grace Arcade. Richmond, Va.
ADAMS Teachers Agency has top
Colo, Bldg. l4th and G.. RE. 1898.
WANTED-White and colored. men
and women, experienced. with ref
sr sasS SGoks Xstressss
ers. porteTs. MAINE AN S6'' B. c. EN- EN-
PLOYMENT CENTER. 914 18th
BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS.
ATLAS. l42Ol'. Y. ave. NV RE 5767.
TEACHERS WANTED for positions
paying 81. 800 to S.. 900. BALTo.
Charles Sc, Ba ainMSs' Nd ol0 tMu \
berry 6S50l
r.. N. CLINIC. GOOD SALARY
Med. secretaries, SD, 900 UP
Lab. Tech. Reg, $1,000.
Dental Assistants, top salary.
PFR 3s Es PLASclESMENT. 1885
BKPR., school. out Of town Open
Secy., school, out-of-town- Open
SBX and typlst S225
l0Scy., lesal---- 3d. D
lClerk-typist S250
File clerk 500 <
ADAMS AGENCY. 204 Col. Bldg,
14th and G. 10
NEEDLECRAFT'S NEW REPAIR OPT.
Leather luggage. brief cases, pocket
| books. golf bags, belts and Jackets.
Repairs. Requirements, Refinishing.
Refining. Handbag frames. clasps.
hinges, clippers, snaps. Luggage COW
ers to order. Expert repairs. 2-day
ZIG 18th st. NV. End floor.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL, RUR
l. 1740 K ST. NV. Me. 2993
Lab. techs full-part time, to :S3,41O
Secys.. med. others, days, to SD. $40
R. N.-assts.. M.D.s salary open
Receipts. mature. type, 5 days, $225
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COPY BOY

CREDIT MANAGER ASSISTANT =
n 9,oans man man. no outside work;
week; will train. Write. giving age.
phone number and experience. Box
26-S. Star. lis
COUNSELORS for day camp, July
and August; 5-day wk.; college stu.
dent or social work exper.; attrac-
tive salaries. excel. working cond
Call SH. 1915. 30
COUNTERMAN, white, exper., for
night work; must be reliable. Apply
DEE GEE DINER. HOO Vermont
ave. NV. is
DAIRY HAND. for 1st-class herd:
married; steady Job; good pay;
chance for advancement. ROLLING
WOOD FARM. Haymarket. va. Phone
DENTAL ASSISTANT. for office. 4s7
It'll st. NV. Or will lease entire
once to responsible person. ST
DENTAL TECHNICAN, assistant, TO,
bridge dept, polisher for metal de.
partment; excellent opportunity
RYNEx d. SAXON, 1927 10th
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. for small lab,
good experience on repairs, relines.
packing, polishing. some finishing
good opportunity to advance. ST
SOY Sunday. 10 to 5. or write Box
-366-Y Star.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, Al cast man
and asst. f1nisher; excel. oppor-
tunity: Box 44S-Y. Star.
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DISPLAY MAN

L ARGE, NATIONALLY
KNOWN ORGANIZATION
NEEDS YOUNG MEN FOR
IMMEDIATE INSIDE DIS
PLAY WORK IN WASH
INGTON DRUGSTORES. s.
DAY WEEK, 40 HOURS.
CAR FURNISHED. EXCEL
LENT SALARY. WORK TO
LAST 3 TO 4 MONTHS.
BUT PERMANENT CON-
NECTION POSSIBLE,
BOX 132-v, STAR.