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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-21
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brother rose from his bed un-
aided and asked for something
TO eat. The family said almost
In unison. "A miracle has hap
pened." The practitioner said
TO us. mo. il is Gods love that
healed the boy"
Much gratitude was expressed
by our family for this most re-
markable example Of the applica-
ton Of Gods law of love and its
healing results. Within two weeks
my brother was up and around
and in three weeks was back at
his position. fully restored.
was curious 10 know how
my brother had been healed so
when I heard that a Christian
Science lecture was 10 be given
! decided TO attend it.
was completely convinced of
the efficacy of Science, for in
that lecture / received an UNI
expected healing and found the
truth for which had been
searching. For the first time /
learned the difference between
Christ. the divine idea, and Jesus,
the human man. / saw at once
that | was ready for spiritual
progress, and from that time on
I regularly attended the Wednes-
day evening testimony meetings
and the Sunday services held by
q Christian Science Society. AS /
have ga ned more understanding
of Gods law and have applied it
in my daily activities | have had
many healings and other joyous
expo fences.
One summer while my son, q
little girl, and / were canoeing
on a lake we came 10 within
about half a mile Of a capSized
rowboat Surrounding it were
five little girls from six TO twelve
years of age. Laundering help
lessly in the water and screaming
in fear and panic. I suddenly be-
came possessed with great
strength, and realizing Gods pro-
lection for each one OF His ideas,
/ padded 10 the child en- with
speed such as had never before
attained As we came nearer to
them ! called out loudly. You
are all right now" and kept
repeating il over and over again
had Immediately put TO use
Gods law of protection and
through His help was able TO
deal with the fear and panic OF
the children. Upon reaching them.
| quickly extended the paddle,
first 10 one child and then an
other. and one by one l drew
them to the edge of the canoe
AS | alceady had two passengers.
I could take but two more. Those
left in the water held on to the
canoe, and my little passengers
held on TO them as I towed them
TO shore in safety I saw fear
change TO a sense of confidence
and security. My son later said
to me: How did you ever get
10 the children so fast? l never
before saw you handle canoe
like that
Such experiences are oppor-
tunities TO demonstrate the truths
taught u Christian Science
through which mankind is gain
ing a broader concept of God
and man I am grateful beyond
expression for my understanding
that "in him we live. and move,
and have our being" (Acts 1929.
Marine d. Bogart, Wellesley
Massachusetts
M. d. b., Wellesley, Mass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-21

wants Company on trips TO
md from Idlewild. Woodland
park Resorts. Detroit and
writ Write r. L. CRAWFORD.
s3s Elizabeth. or Post Office
aox 2S2. Baldwin. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-21
HOUSE FOR SALE

.-o cAIVERT One-half block
\ ~ ", If Hamilton Nice 3 Bed
"es' fame on lot las IT. deep.
'oon ."r garage. automatic oil neat
T,ve' 81. 500 Small Down.
! owner. KEnwood 3-12oo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-21
FOR SALE

Old Japanese Tea and Coffee set
Sacrifice.
5i35 Third 9 am. to ! pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-21
WEARING APPAREL

|D,as>eS. SUITS and Coats. Sizes ~
and Is All practically new.
s735 Third 3 am. TO pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-21
HOUSE FOR SALE

% beautiful clean rooms, recrea-
ION room. automatic heat. hot
vater tile bath. side drive and
. car garage.
Al condition throughout. Drive
i, ANYTIME and discuss terms. :
For sale by owner 1917 Taylor.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Parking Space Permit
For Senator S Brother
Called Aid 10 District

A permit to park behind the
District Building was granted Sen
|ator O'Conor's brother as one way
to keep District matters going
smoothly in Congress, Commis-
sioner F. Joseph Donohue said last
might.
In defense of giving the permit
to James G. O'Conor. brother of
the Democratic Senator from
Maryland. Mr.. Donohue pointed
out that the Senator is a member
Of the Districts Legislature" the
Senate District Committee.
Eases Legislation.
Much of the legislation for the
District. he added, is passed under
unanimous consent agreement. He
said such parking permits are
granted when the Commissioners
feel such action will help speed
legislation along.
Senator O'Conor, meantime
said issuing the special parking
privilege to his brother, who rep
resents a Springfield Mass.
manufacturer here, is a matter oil
no consequence.
Routine, O'Conor Says.
ut was just a routine request
made in case they had any space
available for him to park there,
the Senator said. "The whole
things a matter Of no conse.
|quence, as I see it.
Any other Senator could have
the same privilege by asking fol
lit, Mr.. Donohue said. He made
Ibis statements during a televisior
program over WMAL-TV.
i Brig. Gen. Bernard Robinson
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Court Records Suved
From ZeuIous CLEANUP
BY The Associated Press


ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Feb. 22.-
The ianitor at the Berrien Coun-
ty Courthouse looked over the
basement and decided it needed
cleaning.
So he gathered up lot of pa
pers and had o junk dealer cart
them away. That was Wednes-
day.
Court officials were Mortified
yesterday to find lot Of valuable
records gone. They caught up
with the dealer just in time to re-
cover the records, some dating
back to 1881.
The records had been baled up
for shipment to q Kalamazoo pulp
mill.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Eisenhower S Aide
To Talk Here in ApriI
BY the Associated Press

/ Gen. Alfred NJ. Gruenther, chief
of staff at Gen. Eisenhower
headquarters in Europe. will speak
here In April at the annual meet
ing of the United States Chamber
of Commerce.
The chamber made the an
nouncement yesterday. It said
Gen. Gruenther will speak at the
opening session of It's conference,
to be held April $3.50.
Gen. Gruenther Is one of those
prominently mentioned as a pos
sible successor to Gen. Eisenhower
as supreme commander of Allied
powers in Europe If the latter
wins the Republican presidential
nomination.
Gen. Gruenther is scheduled to
address the annual meeting of
the Associated Press In New York
on April 81.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
Speed Traps, Judges Hit
BY Virginia Auto Club
By the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Feb. 49, The
Automobile Club Of Virginia has
charged some Virginia judges are
over-zealous in handling traffic
cases.
Directors of the club at their
annual meeting Wednesday also
criticized speed traps which they
said are maintained in some parts
Iof the State.
G. Wise Wescott, general man
ager Of the club. said judges have
been over-zealous in handling
bonds for out-of-State motorists
charged with reckless driving.
Evening star., 1952-02-22

Engineer Commissioner, and j. N.
Robertson, District highway di-
rector, appeared on the television
show with Mr.. Donohue. They
were questioned by newspaper
and radio reporters about District
matters.
Evening star., 1952-02-22
IAssistunt Conductor Named

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %. R.-
William r. Smith, q, of Phila-
idelphia has been appointed as
sistant conductor of the Phila-
Idelphia Orchestra effective the
beginning of next season. He is
| a former director of the music
department of the Foxcroft
School. Middleburg. Va,
Evening star., 1952-02-22
BeIqion General in Koreu

TOKYO, Feb. % {R.-Gen. Jean
Piron, chief of staff of the Belgian
Army, arrived in Pusan yesterday
for a four-day general inspection
tour of Korea,
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP--WoMEN

SALESLADIES, experienced, for baby
wear; references; salary open; good
working conditions. 1925 @ st. NV.
SALESLADIES. experienced; chill
dren's wear; $40 wk. and COM
mission. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
1919 Mt. Vernon ave., Arlandria
Shopping Center. -16
SALESLADIES, millinery and ready
to-wear: exper. only apply. Steady
position: excel. opport.; salary, $50
per wk. Apply 1018 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESLADIES, exp. children's wear.
excel. salary and comm. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r st. NV:
--I7
SALESLADIES, exp. children's wear.
sHo s8 pk' shh1 and comm; nnrs, Apply EshEE siHat
Spring. lie
SALESLADY-Dresse 6h-day wk.:
$50 wk. plus go comm. Apply 9:30
am. to 11:30 am. HELOISE. 1919
Conn. ave. NV. liz
Evening star., 1952-09-15
hElP-WOMEN

CLERK TYPIST, permanent position,
varied work. 51a-day week. pleasant
surroundings. company benefits.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H
st. NV. Phone Mrs. Farris. ma.
2345 for appointment.
CLERK-TYPIST. combination typist
and 1lle clerk; law ONCE specializ-
an intelligent young girl to do some
typing. all of it's filing and some
errands;- 5 days q week: hours and
salary flexible; the job is perma-
nent and offers excellent oppor-
office bldg. Reply Box 97-J. Star.
cLERK-TYpIsTs, with some % ONCE
exp: S47.5O to start: 5-day wk.,
Sosptaiizations enehss Vacation S and sick
leave; For appt. phone MRS. LEW
CLERK-1YPIST, must be able to
write at least As words per minute;
interesting work. conv. hours; no
SATURDAYS: Apply personnel office,
SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO.. $500 v
st. ne. lie
cLERK-TYPIsT, white. high school
necessary. liberal company benefits,
day, employment Office, WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. co. 1000 for appt,
-15
CLERK for general ONCE
work; knowledge Of shorthand; small
Office in old established firm; live in
or near Woodbridge, me-; .5s days;
age, 20-35; good salary. Apply j. L.
BATEMAN ssoS 4 SON. 2oO4 r: i. ave.
CLERK-TxP1sTTo. must be accurate.
shorthand helpful. but not essen
tial; 5M-day week, o to 5; So 80
starting salary; good opportunity
for adN NanCement; congenial sur
roundings. Box 445-J. Star. lis
CLERK-TYPIST, for large insurance
agency. Apply in person, YOUNG
q SIMON, $40 woodward Bldg. is
CLERK-TYPIST. white. fast and ac-
curate; with reliable long established
hrm. Good starting salary. FOOD
SERVICE EQUIPMENT CO.. INC,
220 I st ne. Apply in person. lis
CLERK position
for general Office work. accurate
typist, no shorthand; 0-day wk. For
appt. call DI. 5905. --15
CLERK with some book
keeping exper. J. E. HANGER. INC.
CLERK -TYPTsT. white. for large
wholesale organization; perm. pos.
with oppor. for advancement; 5
days. 40-hr. wk.; pleasant. air
cond. office; employe benefits, some
shorthand desirable. Call HU. 1922.
--19
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Interesting work in purchase order
department for girls 1S to 40. Must
be high school graduates and able
to type As words per min. Group
ms. paid vacation and other en-
plOye henefitS
Evening star., 1952-09-15

MAN
White. age 90 to 40 good Job. for re-
liable man. Apply MIR. MORRIS.
4l5 10th st. s.W. I'll
MEN, two full-time and one part
time. Start on one or two-day
trial basis, If you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportun-
nifty this is. Ful-time Fuller Brush
delaers average 500 and up per
week calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant, courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary.
An experienced man will train you.
Apply OIL National Press Bldg,
D., 18th and F Sts. NV, or call DI.
4477 or DL. 349S. lie
MEN, white. for insulation work.
Perm. Exper not necessary, but
must be able to drive trucks. Report
ready to work, 7:30 am, 1905 N.
Glebe rd.. Arl., Va. lie
MEN CD, white. neat appearing. for
: outside sales work: no exp. neceS-
sary: average earnings $50 wk.: ex-
Gel. opportunity to earn S75 to 500
= wk. after training; good chance for
advancement; transp. furnished. Ap-
ply Rm. $40. 724 9th st. NV. --16
MEN 90. to take orders for Collier s.;
3 orders per day pays $50 per wk. !;
no exper. nee. RIM. 424. 1404 N Y.
MEN, part part time. IS hrs. wkly., eves.
and Sat; sales-service position;
about $35 wkly. Apply $3.50 pm,
Tues, Wed. and Thurs, Rm. sol,
.7l0 l4th st. NV. -17
Evening star., 1952-09-15

BEAUTICIAN-Five wk., $65 to
start. WILLIAM OF NEW YORK
HAIR STYLISTS. 1915 Michigan
I'VE. ne. -l6
Evening star., 1952-09-15

CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK. white,
exper.; 3 nights and alternate Sum
days. McARTHUR DRUG. OR. 2345.
CIGAR CLERK-CAsH1ER for soda
fountain fountain in noSIs GrusstOTs; Iq tins
CIRCLE CIRCLE. DRUG. a4so TasfatNoIHH "a: ave-. NV.
Elk. 1905. IL
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK. excel.
full-time position. good hours. good
pET RaS fHaRGeY se.s 1909 6AoRpz Fa AVE-
general office work. with
some knowledge of credit collec-
tions; immediate opening. and perm.
cation with pay. FOOD starting sal
ary and 5-day week in air-condi-
toned office. Please give exper. and
qualifications. Box 294-J. Star:
CLERK for drug and cosmetic coun-
sxper e1'e fsaay faa EMpRR PaaR
MACY. i7ss Conn. ave. NV. E16
CLERK. general office work. Iegible
handwriting and aptitude for fig
Of vic: of Mt. Rainier pref. HUB
LAUNDRY. 37th and Eastern ave,
ny; Rainier. Md. WA. 100. ---17
CLERK nis sdss stGss lGsssssd ssss 18th am nnd y y
5 pm; 75c per hour. Cali MR..
ALBERT. Ii. 7-3304. --15
CLERK. general, interesting position
for young woman in auditing dept.
pleasant working conds.. excel. COM
pany benefits; Conveniently located
on busline in ne section. Air
cond. offic. only those wiling to
work and seeking perm. position
need apply. Will be given opport.
to learn to operate comptometer or
calculator and tabulating machine.
Apply Personnel Ofilce. SEARS,
ROEBUCK & CO.. $500 v st. ne,
rear Of Bladensburg rd. Hot. Shoppe.
tipping. small switch
board. knowledge of bookkeeping
preferred but not essential; per-
manent position; nearby country
club; good salary and meals; living
quarters optional. Phone MR..
BARRETT. OF. 300. III
white, young. must have dry
cleaning counter experience. Le-
PARADIS CLEANERS, / Thomas
NV,
Evening star., 1952-09-15
PHONE CLERK

ff1ONE CLERh
Young woman, 1875. for phone or.
der clerk, with old established busi.
ness. centrally located. air-cond
ottlce; 5-day wk.; perm. pos. Room
323 Washington Bldg. ga, MRS
DEPTULA. lie
PRESSERS, wool, for Logging or top
ping trousers, exper.; top pay:
STEADY. au-year-round position; 40
hr: week. Apply Mr. Carlson
AR1STO CLEANERS AND DYERS
1926 So. Capitol st. --15
PRESSER, Alexandria area: silk and
wool combination; top quality only;
excellent pay. XII. S-1354. IT.
RECEPTIONIST. under 40 for exclu.
sive apartment in Arlington. Va.
duties include some clerical and
switchboard duties; applicant must
have pleasant disposition, attractive
appearance. able to meet and handle
the public. Salary, Sl65 per month
Apply in person, or call MRS
STOKES. 1900 Arlington blvd. ia
RECEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsT-smail law
Office. pleasant working conditions
for alert. personable and responsible
person under 80. EX. 1875.
REFINED LADIES, 8 hours. day OIL
evening, to work between now and
Xmas; about S4 hr. Apply $500
pm, Tues, Wed and Thurs, Room
bUl. TlU 14th st. NV ---l7
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP MEN tcons. J
OPPORTUNITY

We are opening o new showroom. We
need man to take complete charge
Of retail sales and plumbing and
heating installations. Good salary
and commission. ]. SHAPIRO. 31l8
Georgia ave. NV, TU. 1900 --22
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP-W0MEN
uOCTTCCTC

HOSTESS: white; hours 5000 p.m.;
no Sundays; top salary. meal
daily. Apply in person between 4-5
pm, POUGET'S RESTAURANT,
22lQ Conn ave NJ Il.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
YOUNG MAN,

Progressive lumber organization de-
sires young man with car for out
side selling to builders and con-
tractors. Must be at least q high
school graduate. Excellent oppor-
tunity with future sSsured for
alert ambitious young man. AL
company benefits plus paid vacation,
salary open for discussion at time
OF interview. Call between 3 and
6 pm. only. LANE LUMBER CO.,
2503 61st ave. Rladensburg, Md.
AP. 1422.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Brotherhood. II
BEAUTICIAN-Five wk., $65 to
start. WILLIAM OF NEW YORK
HAIR sTYLIsTs. 1915 Michigan
BEAUTICIAN. excel. sal. plus comm.
No ewes. BARRETT PARKER HAIR
sTYL1STs. s406 Ga. ave-. S. g.. Md.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman, expert
hair dresser; top salary If qualified;
MssyIaad naEyEHW G s Sh9p %p g, ROCK 3s5S CREEK
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman: air.
VIRGINIA. asIS Wallace eao FoR 52oq BEAUTY, lAa5arS
two salons. 81. 5733. WI. 51S1. -15
BEAUTICIAN, manicurist; concession
in busy downtown shop; must b..
reliable; oo excellent opportunity. Call
BEAUTICIANS. all around operators;
ability and following. Apply ANDRE
OF PARIS. 2s4S Wilron blvd.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced in
oBEEREaTP EEaP'esE' 81 pAkIs An2I' 1914 q 'ssssR SssR
BEAUTY OPERATORS te,, exper,-
Salary open. Apply HEPNER's. 612
BEAUTY OPERATOR tman or IS Wom-
am. experienced. all-around. for
ping center studio, New Hampshire
ave; and University lane: guaran-
49-hr. wk: Call MRS. DAUGHERTY.
BEauf4 fai ug=1'SS' SoSf'ERAroR, apply in n1s per-
BE2uqH' iGa u1a' oPRRAFoSREA oSREAThnR mmedia hs tels
present operator leaving city: Some
GRAeE & 'fks LEE oYss NA hsf sss Clientele Ga
BINDERY GIRLS, white; no expert.
ence necessary. Apply 416 18th st.
BOoKKEEPER-s7M-nr.,5 5-day 1k,
vacation, vaed a,i. sick leave; pleasant work
Sna efSaioT4 TfRa 2fs fssukAndf ME Rste5
D. G.. 1901 H st. NV. is
BOOKKEEPER aged so to SIS: small
downtown rental and insurance
state experience. reference: must
furnish bond; salary open. Box
BooKKEEPER. permanent position a
for experienced person: 5-day week;
for advancement. Complete knowl-
edge of bookkeeping practices in re-
tan tan Sept' 5e store operation important
bUOAhEEFEk, perm. position Tor full
Of books; 5-day wk.: for appoint
ment: Phone DI. 5905. -16
BOOkkEEPER. accounts receivable;
white. Must be good at figures: ex
age. 5-day. 35-hr: wk. $50 per wk.
to start Box 50O-G, Star. -16
BOOKKEErEK. part time. to 5,
/ 5-days. wk. Call JU. 7-7472 Sunday.
pooRvrrpy>y~. NJ ru <>pru .Td33
| Typing. general office: 5 days; sal
/ ary open. CAPITOL BEAUTY SUP.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
CLERK-TYPIST

S&A41At4 - - n 49, -
Qualified to meet and work with the
public. Good handwriting and scme
knowledge of figures required. Per-
manent. Central location. nice sur
roundings, good salary and many
employe advantages. Give full in
formation on training. experience,
age. include references and attach
small recent photograph. All replies
confidential. A splendid opportunity
Box 211-G. Star. --1S
CLERK-TYPIST
with some knowledge Of Bookkeeping,
in property MANAGEMENT and build
er's ONCE; permanent position: new
air-conditioned building. Reply by
letter. stating qualifications and ex-
perience. Give phone number for
interview by appointment.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
$500 Wis. Ave.-N.W. -Is
COAfPTOMETER OPERATOR, exper.
helpful. but not necessary; perm.
position: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.. pleas.
working conds.. liberal discount on
purchases, Insurance and hospitals
ration plan, retirement plan. Ap-
ply PEOPLES DRUG STORES EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE. "a p st. ne.
--1k
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HOUSEKEEPER

White middle-aged woman. with un-
derstanding of aged people; a fine,
permanent position for an able, fine
person; must have 1st-class refs.
and experience in an irctitutionai
home for the aged; full maintenance,
good pay. vacation. Apply in per-
son only HEBREW HOME FOR
THE AGED. 1125 Spring I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

YOUNG MEN. for assembly and repair
work in manufacturing plant; ex.
perienced preferred; 5-day. 4b-hr
wk.; paid disqualification and vaca.
tion. Apply BOWEN. INC, 471s
Rathesda ave. Bethesda. Md. lie
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP WOMEN tcont. }
CASHIERS

White. for parking lot: between Ii
syennS d SO oTk sxpa1 na esg an
We train you. Apply 301 Homer
Bldg. sol 18th st. NV. --16-
CASHIER CHECKER. exper. pref;
no work after 8; no Sun. or holi-
days: $50 per Wk. FA. 2435. -1E
CASHIER CHECKER. little exper. nee.
essary; good pay. fine opportunity
Apply at MASTER SUPER MARKET
10S0S Lincoln ave-, Kensington. Md
CASHIER CLERK. capable Of hand.
ling sales summary. one with
automobile exp. preferred but mot
essential. Perm. position. good salary
and working conditions. See Mr.
Leach. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET
CO., INC, 1889 East-WeSt hwy.
Silver Spring. Md. -15
CASHIER-TYPIST
Wanted by nationally known small
loan company; good starting salary
perm. position; pleasant surround.
ings. modern employe benefits. Cal
Mr.. HEDDEN, JU. 7-5410. IL
Evening star., 1952-09-15
CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting position In advertising
market; research section of national
weekly news magazine for competent
typist; 6-day. 40-hour week; many
company benefits. DI. 1900. Ext.
26S. --16
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP--WoMEN
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR ,

OPERATOR with ex-
perience for national food company.
conditioned office. Very pleasant
dood opportuniss fss for SF wo%an n0ars
looking for steady work. Floaters
need not apply. Paid hospital in
surance. 2 weeks paid vacation after
l year employment. Salary $62 80
give, age, full experience and quail
fications. Box 258-G, Star. Ii
OPERATORS-Per-
at 1898 Taylor st. NV. Clean.
comfortable surroundings; friendly
people with which to work: vaca-
tion with pay; paid sick leave. hog
5-day, -40-hour week, a.m.-4:45
pm. Excellent transportation ia
cilities. Hot Shoppe luncheon meals.
Periodic merit increases. employe
%ent oes HoT sa6PpE AR8S EmPSgy fNg
RIM. 200. 1341 q st. NV. --16
COSMETIC CLERK; exp.. $1.25 PEI per
Mrs. Mahan. 30
COSMETIC DRUG CLERKS t2), ex-
perienced; refs; good salary; store
closes 8 p.m.. closed Sun. and holi-
TIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave.
NV. --l6
(white). from IL
a.m.-7 pm. 6-day- week; meals and
uniforms furnished; $40 wk. Apply
tween am. and 10 pm, 3527
Conn. ave. --l6
CREDIT ASSISTANT, interested in
opportunity to associate with pro-
heating and appliance concern.
Adequate starting salary based on
your qualifications. Typing required.
Apply to credit mgr, JOHN G..
st, WtEbSTEEs = 3 sr q q, SONS, S0 INC. 627 F
CREDIT ASSISTANT
Tactful and experienced in dealing
with public: credit or general office
experience necessary. Must be able
to type. air conditioned. ONCE: s.
Gay wk. Apply in person to Mrs.
NC. s11 7th St. NV. W M Af5 SO
DANCE TEACHERS
DON MARTINI DANCE STUDIOS.
need young ladies. ages 2O-29, to
teach ballroom dancing; experience
preferred but not essential; full or
SS1kinf son S CONDITIONS ditto DON apply MhhlRSI q
DANCE sTUDIos. 5o2 18Th 18Th st.. st..
NV. or 1124 Conn. ave. liz
DENTAL MECHANIC APPRENTICES,
excel. opport. to learn. 4O-hr. wk.
Apply WASHINGTON DENTAL CO..
1904 l. st. NV. --18
DESK CLERK, white only; exclusive
NV. apt house: secretarial switch
sm. Gn.' and da p2 nn fSs1 fos intefview! efvEsen
Evening star., 1952-09-15
HELP--WOkAEN

PIX OPERATOR-CLERK TYPIST-
Nice working conditions; permanent
position; hours 8 to s.; 5ka days with
every Sd Sat. off. OLMSTEAD MO-
TOR CO, 2000 Wilson blvd, Airing
ton. OW. S400. Mr.. Combs. -15
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Home economists or persons with the
equivalent in practical home making
experience. or experienced in field OF
food and nutrition.
We are a retail organization operat-
ing multiple units and are interested
in talking to qualified persons con-
corning q new hostess service being
provided for our customers Please
write, giving complete information
concerning education, experience,
family status and age. Box 471-J.
Star. is
HOUSEWIVES, mothers. Govt. en-
ployes needed to service waiting
AVON customers several areas;
biggest season here now. RE. S107.
III
HOUSEKEEPER; immediate opening
in small club for experienced per-
son; must be able to supervise serv-
ants; also, care for and mend
linens; 2 meals; no Sunday work;
reference required. Apply Box 129-
I. Star
Evening star., 1952-09-15

CLERK, for lee. agency;
experience in casualty policy writ
ing desired. Apply in person,
YOUNG d SIMON. $40 Woodward