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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
No Easy Task

But this is not an age of faith
of any faith. 1t is time when
a thousand plausible sirens sing
songs that vary from week to
week. Men are told that happi-
ness lies in adjustment" to a
lewd and trashy age or in
leaving the world a little better
than you found it''-with no def
milton of what better means,
because there is no agreement on
what good means. There are the
siren songs of the social reform
ers, and of those who say ones
main duty is to leave his family
well provided-for. There are, in
the background, as always, the
unending siren songs of those
who say, Eat, drink and be
merry"
To some Catholics today-the
fortunate ones - Heaven is as
close as it was to the mother of
st. Therese, who said to her dy-
ing sister, This afternoon, when
you talk to the Blessed Mother.
give her this message from me-"
Each moment for such souls is
sanctified, each act has its real
meaning in the supernatural or
der. But there are fewer families
which live in that spirit now
than there were when st. The
rese was a child; there were
fewer then than in the age of
Faith.
Double Task For viii
The fight against secular
thinking is almost everybody's
fight today. We do not have
roadside shrines to help us, nor
cassocked religious walking
through our streets. Factory
whistles drown out the Angelus
in most large towns. The small
aids to fidelity are wiped away.
Keeping the faith has become a
lonely thing for a few families,
a few individuals, in many coun-
tries of the earth.
Under such circumstances, the
will has a double task to do: 1t
has to keep the reason free from
falsehoods and then perform its
proper function of living up to
the best the mind can choose.
In such a time there are defec-
tions and apparent apostasties
in the Communist-run countries,
apparent lapses in such secular
countries as our own. Heroes
may seem too few and scattered
for the needs of the times.
But each age has its trials. The
Catholic girl who, today refuses
to enter an invalid marriage
may be a greater heroine than
many a canonized saint of peri
ods when such temptations we're
more rare. The one Catholic in
a worldly houseparty who goes
to Sunday Mass while everyone
else sleeps on may have received
more merit than daily communi-
cants in gentler ages than our
own.
Let us not be too hard on each
other in this century. It is a diff
ficult period for those who have
the faith.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11

Easter multiplies from day to day. Easter, like
good Friday, will admit of no sackening in inten-
sity diminishing in effect The reign of the Risen
Christ in the souls of the just is burgeoning
thing. 1t is the ehanreacton of Easter that is cele-
brated during the months of the year which follow
this most important feast of the whole year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11
GRETTA PALMER

1t seems un-
lik ly all
things consid.
cred that ii
was ever easy
to be a good
Catholic: n o [
during the Cru.
sades, not dur
ing that mar.
velous 18th
century which
built the ca
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11

We can n o [
overlook I h c
new drive be
gun by th e
communists in
Italy to win oy-
er the follow
ers of tn G
Right Social
d G m ocracy. y
The Stalinites
already h av G
the Left So
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11

munism, if dangers there are,
come not from the military
plans, but from the failure to re-
dress wrongs that exist in West
ern society"
Really, Mr.. Bevan," said de
Madariaga. do you believe that
the only answer to Soviet com
munism is an alteration of social
practices and principles? Do you
believe that there is one single
country in Europe which went
over to Soviet communism be-
cause its social practices and
principles we're not good enough?
Do you believe that had it not
been for the ruthless Intervention
of the Red actual or po-
tential-a single European ma
ton would have accepted sys-
TEN that abolished trade union
freedom, the right to strike,
freedom OF press, party, relig-
ion, and association; and which
keeps its opposition in concen-
tration camps little better than
ante-rooms for cemeteries"
Conflict OF Wills
De Madariaga reminded MIR.
Bevan that "a war is not merely
a string of battles" but "a CON
flict of wills" and to-day there
is war between the communist
will and the liberal democratic
will" Every day" he added,
hundreds, thousands of Eastern
Europeans are sent to concentra-
ton camps to rot or to the firing
squad to die. They are our first
line of defense. II is in part be-
cause these shock troops of the
West are dying for us in the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-04-11

Sane sentiment, rising in the expression of
known truth, has its place But sentiment substitute
ing for truth is always caamitous failure. And
many an American hillside this Easter day Just such
a calamitous failure will be enacted May those who
know and celebrate the truth of Easter, the fact of
the Resurrection, win by their devotion and fervor
wave of Illuminating grace for the mudded millions
TO whom Easter Day means dn addition to new
suit or new haD only the breaking OF the day or
the appearing of new fields of grass
Evening star., 1952-10-23
HElP-W0MEN

LADIES. refined; Stanley Home Prod
permanent. Phone no. 77Se. 'A'
WOMAN. white. age 1910; answer
phone 5 days Q wk., S-3 pm; live
near Wis. ave. WO. 6035. PA
WOMAN, colored. to make beds, clean
rooms in hotel. Part time. Do not
phone. 1927 18th st. NV.
WOMEN, start now for big Christmas
earnings as an Avon representative.
woMEN Ss f. a. ssSSe Ssrt aftsn time day P" or evss
YouiNG WOMAN for sroci ocine-rirl ONCE;
typing, filing. invoicing. elementary
bookkeeping; days, $3.50 to $50;
salary open depending on ability.
give full details 1st letter. Box
WANTED COMPANION to elderl,
Jewish woman. Must be congenial
and refined. Small salary. excel
living conditions. Maid employed
in home. Phone RA. s574. 81
SPARE TIME CASH Sell Xmas
cards. As much as $50 weekly. No
experience needed; sell on sight.
Free samples. Personal cards that
sell low as so for $1.25. Samples
OF boxes on approval. LIBERTY
BELL STUDIOS, $50 F st. NV. Suite
SOB RE. 4716. Open Thursday eve
CAN BE YOURS, happi-
ness in your Job If you are wide
awake and can type. Apply Mr.
Waters, D. J. KAUFMAN. INC, 1905
ExPER. check room girls. Full or part
time. Apply Miss K Creagen bet. IL
ANIL pm, WILLARD HOTEL.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
HELP-WoAEM

SECRETARY-sTENOGRAPHER small
congenial ONCE; 5-day wk;,. sra
hrs; liberal vacation and sick leave.
Start Nov. II. MR.. sLAYToN, sT.
ssTESciRSEiTARY-srENoG. sTSiSiTARYsE for interest
ing and challenging work in ay1a-
week; good Starting salary; air line
sECRETARY TYPisT. dependable;
good salary. steady work. 5-day wk.
Call RE 4455. 20
SOLICITORS
Ambitious, aggressive women to take
advantage Of terrifhc opportunity to
Personal interview desired. Call
LA. 6-4433. -25
SPANISH TEACHER. part time; must
be native. Apply BERL1TZ SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES. $40 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. excel. opportunity
for person interested in perm; po-
sition with old. well-established ma
tional ,organization; pleasant work
ing cohd.. 5-day. 37:hr. .wk.: under
30; salary open. Call at Rm. cD' 4o&'
sT2ENoGRAPiHEiTR. FEN 6 Al aiTi small patent law
ONCE; must be rapid. accurate typ
list; salary dependent upon exper-
fence and ability; Dupont Circle
area. Phone Dupont 1928. -27
STENOGRAPHER with general ONCE
experience: pleasant working condi-
tions: splendid opportunity. BAR
Der 4 ROSS Co. 5th and " sts.
STENOGRAPHER. under 35. assist
exec, small indus. organizations;
exp. reQ.; personable, with capacity
for assuming responsibility; interest
ing. permanent position. Call Mr..
WALKER, DE. 1850. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN

southern, unincum-
bered; managerial BACKGROUND:
drive, Elderly couple; lady. Box
cottMdRPAiNSftoosNi-NuRsE-L.dy.' ttdRi StosNi middle iSi
an speaks French and some Spanish;
excellent references. MRS, FITCH.
secretarial position; col
lege grad; wide exper. JE. 3-7343.
EDITORIAL POS. college grad; secy.
training; m wide exper in both fields.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored neat.
dependable' has license. DE, 5Ga4.
LADY, responsible. desires position
SOW: knowledge bookkeeping, pay
roll, tax returns; vic. Bethesda or
Chevy Chase Circle: permanent. WI.
LADY, white, middle e-ased. wishes
phone. OR. 5se4. '"Nf answering
NURSE. practical. hospital and home
.raining: live-in. JU. 7-6944. $50
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. desires
job In doctors ofice, private cases,
nospital pn or convalescent home. LU.
Practical NURSE. several YRS.
sxper. nursing aged and chronic
p peg patients; reas. rates. ia. 1919.
PKACT. NURSE. tcolD; d. c, ref; de-
SSires work Dal. in Dr.'s office. pvt. home.
z yrs experience, avail
able to Jan. ] for temporary posi-
tion. References. $40 wk. OIL. 1883.
sECY. -STENO.. exper. cashier. PIX
operator, receptionist, ETC., desires
part time, Mon. through Fri, 9-2;
CLARENDON or nearby Falls Church.
sEcREf2RY, hh ESfi2aRag; g,;srENo.. exper. cashier. mi1
PIX operator. receptionist, etc, de.
Sires part time. Mon. through Fri.
Church. KE. s-5o69. ii
YOUNG LADY desires work as stock
girl, typist, seamstress. upholstery
cutter. etc. CO. 3426.
WIDOW, unemcumbered, middle age,
alert wishes position as manager
ior small apartment bldg. or room
references. Box l5-M, Star. 24s
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wants light
houseWork and cooking. Good home
preferred to high wages. Call from
. pm. on. WI. 1851 -23
GIRL desires Job as foun.
tain girl DU. 1894. "a
COL. GIRL wishes part-time evening
work, to q hours after 5sp.m,,
as restaurant kitchen helper OF dish
washer; willing worker. Phi. AT.
2252, ask for Catherine Green. IL
not In, please leave name, ph. num-
cOLoRED GIRL wants Job as bus
giTl., counter or hotel maid. CO.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, colored. wishes Job cooking.
g:h:W part days. ME. 1860.
GIRL, colored. exper.. fountain, hotel,
95eS. MaIS. s'h'W' desires empl'' ref %. Ho.
GIRL desires part-time work. clean
Phone MI. 1859. 23s
GIRL, gR q. ssolOred, wants days work.
GIRL: coloTed, desires s.h.w. or maid.
GIRL. colored. desires Q place az
call Or. s74s. '''"'a' D''' Ill.,
GIRL desires ironing, 2 days per
week. Ii. T-6910.
GIRL, colored, desires days work.
encss auss. MI MI ,Sos 9at; E1per' City refer
once cleaning. housework; neat.
hSRSss MiESNlb6fR1e enDfd masa RE Pc sesS
cooking and care for children; n e.
%. IS sheeSefd sefsaSn Isi Can a. R Ps ssdSe $685.
ExPFR1ENcEp atffE whit. woman will,
care for children in. your home:
qfys; Pbon. nights Ia s-s9Ss snS week ends; refs.
ExPGR. Pfas "a DAY S1SSGs WokkER want. work
by day or week. Call DU. 4494.
CoLoRED GIRL desires s.h.v-. no
cooking; 8 days wk.; perm: exper':
excel. ref. LU. 1-7S62. 24s
COL. GIRL desires e.h.w. from IL
pm. to 6 pm: good refs; $50 and
carfare. ST. 4573. q days week.
COLORED GIRLS-Day work. on Sat.
and Wed. or regular work for wk.
Evenings 8 to IL. Experienced. Ref.
erences. AID. 5155.
COLORED LADY desires daywork.
HU. 1915.
work. 5 days a week Ii. 6-657a.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
PART TIME

White, earn extra Christmas money
with only 2 hrs, 3 evenings q week
income by displaying costume lew
elry. No canvasSing. For inter-
view appointment write. stating
phone number, II any. to Box t,3-R
Star, -25
Evening star., 1952-10-23
YOUNG MEN AND VETS


Single, neat s1pearing: travel to Cali
fornia and Southern resort areas,
with wide awake group of young
people for immediate training and
cern; no experience necessary; i'm
mediate cash advance and new car
furnished; S10-S125 weekly. See
Mr.. BURNETT today. Cairo Hotel.
18th and Que sts. NV. -23
FULLY COMPETENT, building fore
man. familiar with ali types OF
commercial building; must be re.
by ability. Write Box 1891. star
stating age. previous employers and
present employer II any. Steady
work with salary based on yearly
al BAKER OFFERS - An excellent
sslRsraan,''p sslesman ph h0f Al tSSR tss24 f.
4 YOUNG MAN. with selling and
mechanical ability; servicing. selling
rasii possibls s'Si WORKING % routine mechanicsi G
Sob but desires work under pleasant
conditions. Write Box 3sl. Charles
ctHSsuiAMErYY tSsui II y INSURANCE co. va wants
loss prevention engineer If without
oSies proximateiy W 81 yrs. % old. Who Who has Sss
some college BACKGROUND in mechani-
cal engineering or its equivalent in
work experience: prefer a resident
OF this area. owner of autom obile
and married: salary open. AMERI-
CAN SURETY co. $50 Southern
Bldg. 18th and II SITS. NV. SO
ONE OF WASHiSGTON'S largest Of
fee equip. companies has openings
for young men high school graduates
interested in permanent position
with q future Ample opportunity
for advancement. Many employe
benefits. Call MA. 4191. Mr.. E. w.
Land or Mr.. L. j.. Milliken. for In
terview. -CHAS. D. STOTT CO.,
131o N. 7. ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-23
HELP boMEsrIc tcent.l

WHITE WOMAN. European welcome.
stairs housework. No laundry. one
other full time employee cares for
children and upstairs, $50 NO.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
RANK EMPLOYEES
REAIJTTCTANS

For busy beauty salons. Apply 607
18th st. NV, over Peoples Drug
store. or call Ma. 1918. 20
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.; 5-day
wk.. hrs. 8 to 6. guaranteed salary
.0G commission. OV. 1874 or XII
9-9429. %
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Earn $S5 to
S100 per wk. Guarantee plus comm.
Steady ,ob. Apply LOUIS CREA-
TIVE HAIRDRESSERS ITO Eye
st NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tor ex-
perienced bookkeeper; permanent
position in Alexandria. Must be
able to take full charge Of double
entry books; prepare financial state
ments and tax forms. some steno-
graphic experience. Replies conf
Dental. Give full information.
35-45. take full
charge of once, 40-hour week.
Arlington resident preferred: ia.
2-29l1, between 9 and ~ 6atur-
day morning --o4
Evening star., 1952-10-23
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened,
closed. caught up; all taxes: open
BTsfNEss EXECUTIVE. S1Sti 80. married;
college background: accounting, bust.
ness administration; 10 years expert
ence accounting. auditing. office
management personnel relations; de-
'sireS to change position; minimum
salary; $4,000: available November
10: Box 24-M, Star. 26"
JEWELRY ENGRAvER, temporary or
full time. 81 years experience.
EN-. 90Sg. 26s
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing. carpentry. house.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. Me. 1889.
PAINTING-First-class interior ana
exterior by white mechanics, free
estimates. Why wait, get 1t done
for Xmas: Impossible to beat our
- Buyer; experienced
wholesale; cigars, cigarettes. candy;
reference Box 6-M, Star 26~
night. man. white de.
sires full-time job; experienced, re-
liable; good local references. 20.
AUDITOR and room
clerk; apartment house and hotel.
Box 22-M, Star. 24s
COLORED MAN desires night Job as
office porter or warehouseinan. Cali
LII. 6-SO64. after | pm
Evening star., 1952-10-23
HEIP-W0MEN

SALESLADIES-Full or part time. to
good salary; 6-day week. Apply
manager, MILL END SHOP, 4O3l
28th st. South. Shirlington shopping
center ArlinRtnn Pa
Evening star., 1952-10-23
F! :! LOOK /! !!
SaleSgirlS Wanted

FOLLOW the sun around the U. s.!
New flrm in rapid expansion needs
salesgirls for door to door selling
High pay at start. with chance for
permanent position at 5.figure sal
ary: Ages 2l-33. Top refs. required
as. to character and experience. For
interviews call JA. 1-6640. 9-12
M Id u m 90
Evening star., 1952-10-23
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Assistant Bookkeeper

3AooAOOCtAAV oOOAACVNO1
For insurance ONCE. Experience nee.
essary: advancement opportunity
PSene F'Selaa1 Ex. VIZ; $500. emDl0'e oens!1t' ss
CLERK for front desk Of small resi-
Gader anaa sa@e n0ee nTn Appy
ager, EBBTTTs HOTEL. 10th and II
CLERK, accounting ONCE: between e
20-30 yrs. Of age;. 40-hr wk.; no
Apply in n person ' to Mr.. Foard. AR
MOUR & CO., sol 18th st. s,w.
COLLECTION DEPT.-Youne lady or
young man for phoning delinquent
accounts: must be thoroughly exper ;;
choTH1Ne ssac3i4E seafS Co. s0 FIJI ARR' 4th st.
MAN OR WOMAN with experience
for position in retail store in
Fairfax and Annandale. FA. 5000.
PIANIST for dance studio. Weekdays,
80; Saturday, 9-3. Call 10. 4-7955.
TAILOR OR sEAMsTREss-Experi-
enced dressmaking, part time work
in cleaning store. Call Ii. 4-9639.
TYPISTS (2) with fluent Spanish
and English a1s Tssusea SS5 until dH1Esa end Gi
Rfee"Reda AIR PoRcE E'o coMMiss1oN. a1ss
Bancroft pl. n W.. 3rd floor. PA
OPENING for display
man or woman. interested In de-
partment store display work. Exper-
fence not necessary: We will train
silver suvtigS sprins' pIlsoM Md. "a
Motion Picture Laboratory
laboratory technicians.
inspectors, timers, machine oper-
ators, general laboratory workers.
Apply in person BYRON MOTION
PICTURES, 1925 Wisconsin ave.
IN 1900. -29
Evening star., 1952-10-23
TYPIST
T'YPIST

CO. 1O14. -24
WATTREsS-Mature, reliable. exper-
ieneced: salary. $50 5-days work;
18th s8i st.. Arlington Aff Il. oostsC. s' wSS
WAITRESS, part time; white. Call
NE. 1885 or apply. COFFEE ROYAL,
1891 N. Capitol. between 5-6 pm.
WAITRESS. white. 5-day wk.: aver
age 500 weekly; excel. position for
. refined and reliable young lady.
WAosHAL's DELIcATEssEN. 1855
waiTREssEsM Afiii aSsi e.I Good working .condi-
tsai 9ePy Esas S1issP: 'sRSdfaasss seo
work. RESc;ToR's REsTAuiRANST. ANT.
w3fffREssGNex w33ffR GSRa sSs ow Opening. restaurant
Salary and good tips. Part or full
BOWL RESTAURANT, 7O3I Balti-
more blvd. College Park. Md, 20
to learn waitress work. clean place.
good tips wages and meals. Apply
1928 L s.. NV No phone sails
GIRL FRIDAY for rental dept. of
large downtown real estate office.
Permanent position. Air conditioned
ON oce F. 5day week sslaTg Krp 9psa MazIS Ar
g. CO., 1415 K st. NV. "a
LADY to do clerical work. Some
tipping and bookkeeping experience
helpful: Fairfax resident preferred.
LOGAN CHEVROLET CO.. Fairfax.
Va. Phone Crescent 90. -25
Lazy abs ,or unemDoysd eap S
advancement. BOX 431-J. Star.
LADY HAVING CONTACTS with
churches, organizations, ETC., to
work on commission basis. Call
at LEA NOWACK FLOWER SHOP.
1147 Conn. ave. NV. -26
LADIES The big time Is here.
AVONS reg Gust are calling. You
can earn many extra 5 showing
newest gift line in spare hrs RE.
S1O7. ~
Evening star., 1952-10-23

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. expert
HARRIS & EWING, 1913 r st. NV.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR wanted.
knowledge Gf home repairs and re-
bet. hrs. OF and II. OF. 5000.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, white, part
salary plus comm. Phone MA. 2714
ewes. and all day Sat. or apply a20
18th st. NV.
TYPIST in accounting department
must be good at figures to work in
home ofice OF local life insurance
sSaiifiedi person with opportunitiss
for advancement. Less than 40-hour
week, free disqualification and life
insurance. White only. Apply in per
son. AMERICAN HOME MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. l757
K street NV. -26
TYPIsT for insurance agency; fire
and casualty; 5-day week. MA.
TYPisT. under So, in modern. air.
cond. IRE and casualty insur.
branch once. Pleasant surround
ings and good chance to adv. to
iTPSy'sses Hppl Rfssi9sn xE
S12 Woodward Bldg. -23
TYPIST, and general once work. 81
day wk., good salary, excel. oppor-
tunity for advancement. very conv.
for girl living in ne. section.
FRANC JEWELLERS, 1126 H st. he.
go
TYPISTS. white. under 36; permanent
positions; air-conditioned building,
modern cafeteria: 40-hour. 5-day
week: annual starting salary, So. 400;
liberal vacation and sick leave. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
personnel of1ce. 3rd and r sts. ne,
Gam. to 4 pm. No phone calls. Pc
Evening star., 1952-10-23
LEDGER CLERK

11O1 EGAAd. ANS: ". w.
top salary, $50: ex-
perienced only: 5-day week. SUE
HAIR STYLISTS. 946 Wayne ave-,
Silver Spring. Md, SH. 1921. -27
MEDICAL laborator technician, to
work in doctors ONCE. Ii. 3-3400.
NURSE, registered, tor work in shell
tered workshop employing the handi-
capped; duties include work with
medical consultant, clinic referrals.
first aid. health education, cafeteria
management and small housekeep-
ing duties; hours, S:15 to 3. Mon.
through Friday. Interesting, satisfy
ing work. ME. 5940 for appt. PA
N. for industrial clinic.
Able to type. Salary open. Call
AT. 6376 10 an. to 4 pm. Tor
NURSE. registered for evening work
in doctors ef1ce; must live in Suit
NURSES hGRs aA1bE1Whiss: for s-hou.
duty in suburban sanitarium; live
n; NICE quarters and surroundings
oEf1cg IF: Se4S: CLERK. finance company;
sxper: helpful helpful but not Ct ! nee; &c, Coed 5,9S
pay Wonderful opport. for willing
worker. HERSON'S AUTO AND AP-
PIIANCE CO.. ia o st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-23
WINTER IN SOUTH

Refined and capable lady: excellent
compensation. Come to see MR.,
?; G. FULLY, Rm. 924, Dupont
tween and pm. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES

TYP.-SHORTHAND. S4.5O wk. ewes,
SS wk. day; semi-pvt. TEMPT d
SCHOOL. 1920 X st. NV. MA. 325S.
HIGH SCHOOL AT HoME-In soars
time. Also 391 business. industrial.
engineering. art and academic
courses. Diploma awarded. Write or
phone for catalog of courses. ICS,
232 Bond Bldg. ME. 1896.
PBx-RECEPTIONIST course easily
learned; age no handicap; Day class
CHANDLER. HU. 1924, sT. 7278.
LEARN TOUCH typing In night school,
3 mos. only $40; day school, 4
mos. $40; with pbx or comptometer.
POSITIONS now open S50-S6O wk, up.
SCHOOL. cor. g and 18th NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
THE EVENING STAR

YOUNG MAN. 1925. draft exempt,
high school education. to work in
clerical capacity in our home ONCE.
Splendid opportunity If you have
ambition and are looking for a
position where you can work your
way up: 5-day. 37la-hr. Apply Rm.
800. personnel office. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., S16 14th
Young MAN for part time clerical
work in real estate and mortgage
banking Arm. Should type and be
available each day after pm.
Should be able to work at least 70
hours per week FREDERICK W
BERENS, INC. 1928 K st. NV, MA
5000. See Mr.. Graham. --35
YOUNG MAN with previous sales ex-
perience to train as furniture sales
man: unusually good opportunity
for the right man: no outside can
vaSsing, no leads to follow; all SELL
ing done In our new large Arlington,
Va store and our Washington. ID. c.
store. Salary plus commission while
learning: paid vacation and good
opportunity for rapid advancement.
Come in and see personally. Ny
Friend John, ATLAS FURNITURE.
92l G st. NV. or 81 N. Glebe rd..
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
co.
18th AND H SITS. NE.
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FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. exper.. 12
noon to $50 pm. closed Suns. and
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
Conn. ave. NV. "a
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. evenings
and week ends: excel. pay and work
ing conditions. DISTRICT HEIGHTS
PHARMACY. ! IN s..41 7o54 Marlboro pike
rouNT21N sjsj IA s-sGfa Girl. white: dayVork 1e
eonstons on1g aaesent psRcr RsY and HSEhns
PHARMACY. 1854 Marlboro pike.
GSxRMESiT S iEEsiT4 REPAIR sUPv., to train
and supervise Handicapped women
and girls in all types garment re.
pair; 8:15 to 5. Mon. Through Fri;
previous exper. In alterations or
laundry and dry cleaping shop re-
pair helpful. ME. 5940 for appt.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK for elec
contractor Starting salary s45. .
GENkRAi Tssk ita orfi5E FPlS WORKER. inf in ao-
tel equipment house, no typing
ability necessary; 6-day week; paid
vacations and sick leave. See Mr..
Ewton. e. B. ADAMS CO.. Gal New
eRocERY FSo5cE AZ CHECKER, Gil; 5h-day week.
good salary. Apply in person. 1919
HOSTESS for hish-class lounge-cafe:
must be thoroughly experienced; $50
wk. and 2 meals. Call MR.. Jay.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

CLERK-TYPIST
General insurance once. Permanent.
Five-day week. Call MRS. MADDOX,
MA. 1880. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-23

INVESTIGATION WORK with natl.
organ. woman. 21-40, free to travel.
sal. and exp. no eXper. necessary.
$50 Warner Bldg. -27
Evening star., 1952-10-23
NnrIcR IN I0n AppIIcANTa

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged In Interstate COM
mercs or in the production OF
goods for commerce must now poy
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdlt for opertime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Ldw. Job seekers offered less by
corered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Dipision. U. S.
Department OF Labor, telephone
Executive 1890. Extension 1919.