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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN d son. Auctioneers,
436 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale of Valuable DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER ia AT.
LANTTC STREET. SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. 1881,
FOLIO 344 ct sea-. of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction. in front
OF the premises, on MONDAY THE
1867. AT Four O'Clock Pm. the
following described land and prem
ises, situate in the District Of
Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Lots Is, '16 and II in Square
6i52; in Tayler,s subdivision of
addition to Washington, High
oee e.. Dss yesSTded for the the
District of Columbia in Liber 81 at
TERMS iSsS OF SALE. ALL CASH. A
deposit of $4,000 will be required
at time of sale. All conveyancing,
recording. revenue stamps. etc. at
cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale to
be complide with within thirty days
from day OF sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser. after five days
advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington,
D. C.
LOUIS r. FUCHS.
1e3.6.9.l1.14. Trustees.
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hand yesterday when she struck
Actor Charlton Heston during
filming of a scene at Moro Bay.
The blow was in the script, but
the fracture wasn't.
Evening star., 1952-06-09
Jennifer Jones Breaks Hand

HOLLYWOOD, June R.-
Jennifer Jones won't be throwing
any more punches for a while.
The actress broke q bone in her
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Evening star., 1952-06-09
SLIP COVERS

Custom Made; Chairs. compl., $16.95
Upholstering: Chairs, compl., $39.60
ATLAS UPHOLSTERING CO.
OV. 4133 Ewes, GE. 1851
Ill
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Ze6 L. Williams q Zed L. williams, Jr.
Auctioneers b Appraisers.
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Polar Pique
With NYLON
Sport Shirts
$50

Here's added comfort as the
thermometer scars CORO-
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catching rayon fabric with NY
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It's completely washableI Choose
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she'll, tan or grey. Sizes small.
medium large, large and extra
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-29

head of a wildcat we'll in Mon
tana last year, Wall Street in
vestors pricked up their ears
and oil companies landmen
scurried to the scene of the
discovery. Yet veteran oil men
were not really surprised. They
had been expecting it for more
than 10 years. 4
Even in the sos, biologists
were talking about the Willis
ton Basin - a =, vast geological
structure underlying much of
the Dakotas, eastern Montana
and part of Saskatchewan. Th2
Basin contained the type of
marine sediments. that pointed
to the possibility of Oil. But
nobody had been able to find
any.
Surface parties had mapped
outcroppingS, analysed rocks
and made seismic studies - ex-
ploding dynamite and record
ing reflected shock waves -
in order to get a picture Of
SubSurface formations. Several
companies drilled wells, but
with no success. Then last year.
after a detailed reStudy of the
Basin, Shell Oil Company
cided to drill a. wildcat well
about IA miles northwest of
Hickey, Montana. A wildcat is
a well drilled in improved ter
ritory. If it comes in and marks
the finding of a new oil field,
it is known as a discovery well.
The site near Richey was
hardly ideal from the stand
point of convenience. 1T was
far out on open range. The
nearest road lay many miles
away, and the railroad was ev-
en- farther. There was no COM
1nunication with town except
by radio.
But this is where the experts
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-29
I LEGAL.
NOTICES
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS

NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received
by the City Council of the City
of Hardin, Montana, until 7:30
o'clock PM. on the 18th day
of June, A. d. 1852, and then.
publicly opened at 800 O'clock
p. NJ. of the same day in the
Council Chambers of the City
of Hardin, Montana, for fur
nishing equipment as per the
following specifications.
One used Army Type 6 x 6 or
6 x 4 truck, capacity not less
than 2h tons, with or without
cab, condition of unit must be
good mechanically, tires must
be in good condition, bidder
must state location of unit they
bid, no bids will be awarded
until unit is inspected by City
officials. -
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
DATED at Hardin, Montana,
this Goth day of May A. d. 1852.
BY Order of the City Council
of the City of Hardin, Montana.
.~s g. r. BOND
City Clerk
.Pub. May 90, June 12.)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-29
South Hdrdin

Mrs. A. S. Randall announces
the recent marriage of her
niece, Miss Linda Bliler r.
Mason Anderson of Sacrarneno
to, CAL, Mrs. Anderson attend
ed Clyde Park and Livingston
school and is a graduate If
Montana State college. She
taught for two years in Bill
ingS schools and is now teach
inc in Sacramento schools. Mr.
Anderson is a graduate of the
University of California and is
now serving in the Marine
corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray and
family and Mrs. Irene Fisher
were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Al
Humphrey near st. Xavier.
Mrs. A. S. Randall and Mrs
a. N. Randall and Linda Jean
called at home of DR.. and Mrs
Grant Rate in Billings Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dewald
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Kern Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Gus
tafson and son, Merle, MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Brown, Mr., and Mrs
Earl Gary, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Zier and MIR. and Mrs. John
KirScherman and family at
tended the baccalaureate ser
vices at the junior high school
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Gray and
son visited relatives in Red
Lodge and Billings Saturday.
Fred DeWald was a Hardin
business caller Friday.
Bill Smith transacted bust
ness in Hardin Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-29

fishermen can't catch their 1lsh
they may lower a beveied ple si
Of metal, called q WnlpStock,
into the hole to dIsflect the new lev.
BIT and make it go around 1il7
broken one. .1....a
Finally, the drill CUTTINGS e r. ]
veal that the hole is getting
down close to the promising
formation. Since only one WIG
cat in ten hits any oil, tension
mounts day by day. Finally, y
the crew is as successful as Inc
Shell crew on the Montana
Wildcat, the bit strikes strata
containing oil. The crew nave
sabrought in their wildcat, ana
possibly an important new oil
field. {
NOW begins the job OF find
ing out just how big and now
good the field is, and planning
to develop it as efficiently as
possible. The next article Will
tell how this is done.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-29

The driller examines Bit that has
just come out of the hole. lbs cutting
edges are worn and dull. Directly
behind it is sharp, new bit that
viii take up the task deep in the
earth.
NOTE: Recent oil discoveries in Mon
tana and North Dakota have aroused
wild interest in this entire area as a
potential source of crude oil. Since oil
is a newcomer to the family of natur-
al resources here, we have planned
series of articles, in collaboration with
the Exploration and Production De-
partnent of Shell Ooil Company, tell
ing how an oil field grows: who looks
for oil and how the search is made
. /. how land lis obtained for drilling
:. how wells. are drilled :. how
oil, if it is found, is moved to refin-
cries that turn it into more than
what an oil .'boom;' means to com.
munity. This article is the fourth in
a series of seven.
When the first oil spurted
out of a pipe at the control
Evening star., 1952-01-24
YOUNG MAN

JOHN G. WEBSTER 81 SONS
627 r st. NV. Established 40 Yrs
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MARRIED MAN

With car to train locally for perma-
nent position with large manufactur-
ing company. viii consider inexperi-
enecd man who is willing worker.
Not canvassing: Man accepted will
work under direct supervision Of
manager. Earnings while training
around 500 weekly. Apply Friday.
s to II am. l116 o st. Sc.
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoMEN

CONIPANION-HELPER. refined. mid
dle-aged. no ties, good reference.
live In 2 days. Box 102-K. star.
GERMAN LESSONS; take all Kinds
Of translation lGerman-English)
Gail KE. 3-b3oS after pm.
GISL. col. neat. wishes evening y work.
igll q Part Part time. Can after . pm.
GIRL. coiorsd, desires q Job a. watt
ress or bus girl and clerk. VI.
HR05ttssE MOTHER. refined. middle
aged. no ties. good reference. live
in; Boz 103.K; star.
no alcohol division; refs. RA. 70S9.
to executive. mature. 35.
personable, responsible. is years In
two positions: capable taking full
charge Box 93-K, Star, 26s
STENOGRAPHER-TT available
approx. 3 mos. or shorter periods;
If you can use thorouGhly ex-
perienced steno. .-typist In yeHF once.
or win work at home, call CH.
WOMAN. pSSMIA colored. wishes cafeteria
work. Kitchen helper; experienced.
cAkkE M oSs4, eF CHILD, for WORKING TIS psr-
ents. Box 97sK. Star,
EMPLOYMENT for our reliable. trust.
worthy, practical nurse. Nj. 9eeo.
coLoRED GIRL vishes lob in dental
once ae dental ASSISTANT; sxper w
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FILE CLERK

Under 80, with tipping ability for
newspaper CO. Georgetown section.
6-day wk. Employees benefits and ad-
vancement opportunity. CO. 1O14.
FOUNTAIN CLERKS, colored, neat
and experienced only need apply; no
night or Sunday work. Apply AL
BANY 3 \ PHARMACY. 18th and = SITS.
FOUNTAIN GIRI-part-ttms evening
MACY, 7054 Marlboro pike Sc. Hill
FouNTAiN stas TAIN GIRL, white, reliable; Ms6
tl eAP1foE cuF isefaE EsF 'Pss 81 Re' e c.b
FOUNTAIN % ri MANAGER, thoroushly
capable and experienced; good prop:
osition for right party. Give fun
ENERAL fssfi sSt SGEkf2PeezRn. kf2PeeR sss5 ssnm.nent
sition. 6-day, 40-hour, wk,, pleasant
on purchases, insurance and hos
pitaliiEati9nn ani1 pno glan; 1,s Tstirsnent pl2n
employment ONCE "a p st. ne nssi
HAT CHECK GIRL. also food checker.
Apply after 8. pm, in person. BLUE
=! MIRRoR; I 4 s24 l4th st: nv: 20
% Ysntsses 0' DUKE 1i2S'rzE1f; zE1sERT Rs RES I
TAURANT. 1880 L st. NV. 81.
HoGSE MOTHER. to live in; experi-
enced preferred. GE. 1892. -26
HOUSEKEEPER, white. to do ghw.,
live in: Just . in family. Resident
Of Silver Spring preferred. SH 81 SO.
INVOICE CLERK (experienced); must
be accurate with figures. have legible
handwriting: 6-day week. Apply
Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
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SAI.ESCI.ERK

SALESCLERK
Part time. s or 8 days, IL am. to
3 M; 81 per hour. Apply Mr.
Ne. so7 AiMAs i4fh st. AopAA NV. SlosSs Usa
sALEsLADY-Knowledge Of knitting
ana fabrics: yard goods store. Be-
:aisss' Ws vs. ess Sssl'Rs w. hssts sSss and
sALEsLADY. with executive ability.
20 maneEe prosperous children'S
shop in Arlington. Excellent OPP
portunity for permanent position
with bright future. Box SIX, Star.
drapery and slipcoyer
fabrics; experienced preferred; excel
working cond.. good salary, 5-day
STkss Tssks Apply msnager: MIL END
Shopping Center. Arl.. Va. "a
s,ALESLADY in mems wear store:
knowledge Of typing desired. 534
Sth st.. Sc. Ii. 3-33O2, "a
SALESLADY. drapery and slipcover
fabrics; exper. preferred; excellent
working cond.. good salary. 5-day
sHop w; Apply mtanager. a. MILL END
SALESLADIES for ! infants wear;
mus. must have have experience at least 2
CABoTs. 1880 F st. NV. A'
sEAMSTRESS.s white. for dry-ciean-
ing plant. capable Of answering
phone. and clerk If necessary: good
pay. Apply 37O7 Nichols ave. Sc.
No phone calls. STYLE CLEANERS.
5!l It! LEGAL exceptional, IN IN
peY VI Call MA 1OQ0 -GS
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CLERK-TYPTsT age 1880, to work
for branch office Of nationally known
insurance company; good starting
salary. Call HU. 4446 for appt.
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LERK- -STENOGRAPHER, for i'm
mediate employment, good starting
salary and pleasant working conds.,
5-day wk Call HU. 1855 EMERSON
RADIO OF WASHINGTON. INC,
1R10 1Afh ct nw Ok
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HELp MEN

SODA FOUNTAIN AND LUNCH. expe-
rienced man, to take charge or YOU
can rent; good corner location,
steady business. Call oW. 2455,
S1I..SUGRArmAR and typist; small
patent firm: opportunity to learn
rudiments patent business as you
be accurate and speedy. Box look.
GfoF an
Evening star., 1952-01-24

WOMEN I3), needed ct once for part
time, day or evening work. RE.
6107.' "a
assembly Of scientific
Instruments: permanent employ
ment, 6-day, 40-hrS wk. Call OV.
2I77. ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP.
Alexandria. Va. "a
YOUNG LADY, general drug. store
saleswork. 8 nights per week: ex-
perieneed preferred. COLONIAL
DRUG-LTQUoR, 1119 18th st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN - General once
work with knowledge Of tipping;
5-day, 4O-hr. wk. MRS. FIRMANI.
Room 422, Bond Bldg. "a
WHITE. for general office work. Typ
ing {no shorthand. filing. PIX
switchboard operator Experience
not necessary, in small office. Box
won PRoDUCTs viii help house
wives earn In their spare time;
profitable work. Call GL. $3.50 aft: 8.
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HELP WOMEN tcont. J

TYPIsT - Married
woman; part-ttme work; 8 to 6 hrs.
pet per day. day. perm, nq ,4a arf ssrtransed ara to
exper.; excel. oppor. for
an alert young woman; perm. posi-
tion, good salary Apply in person.
PLAZA SPORT SHOP. 10th and e
NV "a
middle-aged woman. expe-
rienced in prominent downtown res
taurapt; excellent salary, reasonable
hours: no Sundays or holidays. Box
316-D. Star. --26
experience not necessary;
5-day week; pleasant working con-
ditions; company benefits. Apply In
person. ROSS JEWELRY CO., 702
7th st NV -22
Evening star., 1952-01-24

CASHIER
RvINs RESTAURANT. I'll 18th st
NV. 80
Evening star., 1952-01-24

81 1ENNlIRAfd dGh
'ouns lady with aptitude for figures,
by lumber company in Bethesda.
Phone MR.. VANE. WI. $500. -26
Evening star., 1952-01-24

-TYPIST-Permanent Job with
an established vending machine
company. Group disqualification and
insurance. plus a profit-sharing plan
available to employees; 5h-day wk.;
pleasant working conditions. CAN
TEEN CO.. 1918 Mt. Olivet rd. ne.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
SECRETARY. Al

1905. DT. S915. EXT. aei. "a
SECRETARY, Al
Secretary TO- executive director. lib
erai. non-CommuniSt organization,
endorsed BY AL, CIO. Hard. inter;
shorthand. tipping skiiIs essential.
College graduate preferred. No dis
crtmination against color or race.
Salary, sos. Call MR.. LoHlMAN.
sECREIARY, MEDTCAL-S226 mo.
Gs FL S5e9 fGE S
40.hr.. 5-day Wk.; salary based on
sSl ability, = ~ Rm; s4 saSs, s0l, 101o ver%ont
SHOE CLERK. exper.: good salary.
q pOiE GHLpRESs Il RasiER OesT cufsoah1 ed DR 60
Broad St, Falls Church. PA
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored,
exper.; refs. required. Good pay and
good surroundings. Apply CO.
LuMs1A DRUG, $500 Pa. ave, NV
sTENoGRAPHER. claim once. in
WORKING MorEinp 'cai Conditions; S ssa5 eIe per A1ua mo-.
STEN0GRAPHER. non n-smoker. 8 hrs.
ggss gga. Day AZ Rrdsy sy.g week $3.50 per hr.
sTHNoaRAPHEERs. feS aaaP ear switchboard, Top oper-
h@r.. @ .5-dsy s % Wk.; salary, E $40. $40 2xcei 1
employe benef1ts. DI. 0333.
STENOGRAPHER, 1880 perm. pos;
37a-hr.. 5-day wk., vac, air-cond.
ONCE; no exper. nee. Apply bet. g.
4:3o. INSURANCE RATING BU-
REAU. 1016 Woodward Bldg.' HA.
siTTESSSoGRAPHER and typist IN small n
patent firm: accurate and depend
able; $65-S70 week; mot over 35
years old, Boy 101-K. Star. 30 30
r. Sb iaras Ts St6 ssS
opportunity for advancement: reg
ular pay increases: modern air-con-
per week. Call MR.. WEYANT, ME.
|sTENOGRAPHER Permanent posi-
ton with large food manufacturer:
pleasant working conditions, good
starting salary, with meritorious
increases; 44-hr. wk.; all holidays!
paid vacations. group insurance; hos
oM cost goR od ssp sqrfea stas senees
sTENOGRAPHER, for Catholic insti-
tuition; tipping and shorthand neces-
sary; color NO bsrrier. CAN RE.
365S, EXT. 25l Tor further INFO.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. good
personality, high-grade ONCE, legal
experience preferred but not es-
sentiai. Box 362-H, Star. -27
STENOGRAPHER
Young lady with aptitude for figures,
Phone MR.. VANE. WI. $500. -26
Evening star., 1952-01-24

20 to 25, preferably draft exempt;
interesting work. calling on archi-
tects, contractors and public on
cialS In D. c. and Western Mary
land, for national concern. Oppor-
tunity for advancement; 5-day week;
vacation with pay; auto required; |;
S220 mo. to start, plus mileage and
expenses. Box 391-D, Star. -2S
YOUNG MEN, good ballroom dancers,
to teach; experienced or inexperi-
enced; full or part time; earnings
start Immediately. Apply after 2
pm. or after 8 pm. all week. DALE
DANCE STUDIO. 710 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MEN, white. several needed
Immediately for general ONCE duties
Part-ttme mornings OF afternoon.
Prefer college students. Cali DI.
wAST H1SG' TO LEARN TO SELL LIE real
estate? Attend our free class
Thurs. night 8 pm. 7207 BALTIC.
ave.. College Park, Md, for extra
earnings. Part time or full time,
John A: WEENTz, Realtor and
POSITION for man with
drive, sales ability, and experience
in food marketing. Unusual oppor.
tuntty with company in food adver-
Using and merchandising. Box 29-D
MxTURED MEN. 45-7o, light sales
work; 5-hr. day. about $55 wkly.;
no car or exp. nec.; able to start at
once. Apply 1912. Rm. 702. 71O
14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-24
REAuTICIAN

Commission. Can place You in any
of our six salons. Apply 18th and
F SITS. NV. Ma. 101S. -26
BEAUTY OPERATOR, to assist and
shampoo; exclusive clientele; 5-day
week. Apply in person. GUILBo,
l645 Conn. ave. NV. 20
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2)-Men or
women for our Conn. ave; and one
curist wanted for Conn. ave: Highest
salary and commission. EMILE, l22l
BEAUTY IIJ,i Svoi OPERATOR wanted, beauty
1lI salSn Mr. II arlington; pW aesI sEk for MRS
BEAUTY SALON OPERATORS. full
eyes.. MISS W WHEwTTT. Hotel Willard.
BEAAUifY Eat f4Ss sAIoN feS' iMaaaNIcuRIsT-Rsull
or part time; no nightwork: Apply
IN person: ANITA's BEAUTY SHOP.
BEAUTY Eau 's SHOP manicurist: exper-
fenced and with following preferrs,.
for downtown salon. WATERS AND
MILLER; INC, a29 r ST. Nv,
BINDERY GIRL experienced. all
around; white; permanent; 5,day
1870 Taylor st. NV -24
BOOKKEEPER, automotive exper.
pref. but not essential; some experi-
ence in operating switchboard help
full: air-cond. ONCE: S-hr. day, $3.50.
] on alternate Sat-: salary open: Cal
Mrs. Headley, LEE D. Butler,
BOOKKEEPER, double entry; must
type, shorthand exper. desirable but
not nee; office in Bladensburg, Md. !:
good salary. pleasant working conds,
person. Apply Box 209-D, Star. PA
Evening star., 1952-01-24
COOKLGHW.


Live in or stay 2 nights. Close-in nev
children. EM. 33i6. -2a
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER = Part
time. afternoons weekly. Call after
6 pm, ia. 5-S503. -25
6. 5.H.W.-Experienced cook; light laun.
dry; fond of children. Local refer
ences; live out. Thursday and half
Sunday on; $25 week and carfare.
G. HI I.W..ca0SoK1NG. white. for doctors o
pleasant upstairs room. other help.
in family: live in;
salary $50 a week. RA. 1923. 1sS.
G.H.w., help with children: recent
references; 5-days. evenings; S22.
G.H.W. and help with baby; no cook
ing; $50 through s o'clock dinner;
5h-day wk.: must be able to baby
and carfare. OR. S076. 30
care Of cfi Children r. ron from ii rS am. TO to
Sn eartars Sat; sL 7i & EETfdaSyl ET Sylos e 2s ags
GIRL, to care for 2 school-age chill
dren and some some ih;k.; $l5 wk.; &
HoGsEkkkpEs@5dsy SsSs K ss00 ass w. Ns'. 2e ans
to, 2 pm. Light housework and
LAUNDRESs. expert. must like chill
dFsn: dFsn: Thurs. Fri. Sat; ;,.I and every every
Stating salary. wo. si5s. ga
MAID, for g.h,w., plain cooking.
J5Is Liye in' upstairs room. Call EM.
MAID, experienced. nve-in. gen. house
eSdreP GGEd Diaia ss6 6s0eo5lns ol so1Ps geasans with
rienced and have local refs, full
time lob. good pay. Apply at desk,
1913 Harvard st. NV. -26
for young children in
doctors family; experienced; live in;
pleasant upstairs room; S2b. oWo.
WOMAN to take charge of child. 10
to 6. No housework. EN-. 1888. 20
with g.h.w. occa-
sional sit with children; live in with
Catholic family in lovely section Md.
Tate oysr p Ssb C line dssf ssar1 apt wit. VIZ.
full particulars, Box 367-H. Star;
DESIRE WOMAN who wishes good
home, to help with children and
Snail small sa sasry with FGsns s'th a. ans sss5 1885,
MIDDLE-AGED eolored
woman to care for Q children for
Govt. employed colored cple.; s.e.
sect. Full or part time. LU. 1-1726
WHITE WIT COUPLE. wife to cook and
clean, man to help in house and as
gardener and chauffeur. VIII live in
attractive apt with television IN new
modern house on lge. farm. Located
% mi. south of Fredericksburg on
Rt II. Must be experienced. GOOD
Kinloch Farm. Supply. Va, post once,
Write giving age, exp. and ref; II
in or mr. Washington, call ct LEE d.
BUTLER, INC. 1921 21st st. n.ws
and ask for Miss Jones. 30.
Evening star., 1952-01-24

Full or part time. Top salary and
commission Can place YOU In any
of our six salons. Apply 18th and
z StS n " MA ln12 -26
Evening star., 1952-01-24
GROUP
ENGINEER

This position offers an outstanding
opportunity to a competent and ag.
greSsiEe engineer. The man W.
need must be capable OF performing
all phases of an airborne armament
development project, including de-
sign. production liaison and custo.
mer laiSon.
The group engineer will have q chance
TO head his own design group He
viii work for . small engineering
The successful candidate must have
-FOUR to seven years of engineering
experience. Aircraft experience d
Salary will be commensurate with
technical knowledge and experience
Evening star., 1952-01-24

TRUCK DRIVERS. for trash truck.
Must Mus have p; c; permit $50 per
Evening star., 1952-01-24
HELP MEN
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN or boy, willing worker.
for formal wear rental dept. ref.
required. Call Ma. 5176. Q AM. to
Q pm. -25
Evening star., 1952-01-24
ROOKKEEPER

Accounts receivable, familiar with
Underwood flathed bookkeeping ma
chine. Good salary and permanent
position, group insurance. benefits.
vacation with pay. pleasant worktng
conditions. r. HARRIS 4 CO,
jewelers., 1101 r st. NV. See MT.
Geraci, 4th floor once 20
|BOOKKEEPER ASST. - Experienced
In general ofiice work and typing,
pleasant working conditions, 5-day.
40-hr. wk. Permanent position with
future. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave,
BookKEHPrNG % Keeping CLERK, permanent
position, 5-day, 4o-hour week;
pleasant working conditions, liberal
discount on purchases; insurance
and disqualification plan, retire
ment plan. Apply PEOPI ES DRUG
STORES. employment of1ce, "a ?
|BSOoKKEEPER SECRETARY, perma-
net position In interesting one-girl
once. secretary to director OF local
operations for national assn; pleas
ant working conds.s bookkeeping
for appt.. USo-TA LOUNGE, Dl-
1865, $50 It'll 5. Mon.-FTi. 20
OOKKEEPER-TFFlS white. ex-
perienced In accounts receivable and
| payable and payrolls. for heating
| Contractors once: hrs. 8 Am. to 3
! p.ni.; : days. Phone 10. s-sSS%22'
Evening star., 1952-01-24

IAhElNNiIONt
TO take complete charge Of hosiery
and lingerie dept. Must be fully
expe-. and be able to furnish excel:
refs. Excel salary and comm. paid
group disqualification. paid vacations
and other employe benefits.
P.O. BOX 2086
POTOMAC STATION. ALEX. VA.