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Evening star., 1952-03-17
By EIeno de Soyn

q
The Singing Boys Of Norway. Q
group of healthy and handsome
lads, made their local debut II
Constitution Hall yesterday after.
noon presented by Patrick Hayes
Dressed in white sailor suits with
long light-blue velvetin capes. this
organization Of 35 well-mannered
boys and 13 men, gave a varied
program which included religious
secular and folksongs. Several
SoloistS from the choir's rank and
two older Norwegian musicians, a
pianist and a violinist, partici-
pated.
Upon a signal of their founder
director Ragnvald Bjarne, the boys
gave the first demonstration of
singing in a performance Of their
Great Amen" used to open and
to close programs. and of the
national anthems of this country
and Norway. The boys sing a
capella or with the accompani-
ment of the piano without music.
If the ensemble does not have as
yet a command Of nuance and of
dynamics. found in older organi-
cations, it's attack is always accu-
rate and the beauty and strength
of the boys natural voices make
up for the deficiency.
The sopranos of the company
have no trouble in reaching high
c or D. and the 11-year-old Pelle
had several opportunities to show
his range in short cadenzas to
Mozart's' "Allelujah," in the Nor
wegian "Cow-Call" and in the
"Solvejg Song" from Grieg's Peer
Gynt" suite His voice is pure and
high. yet not as strong as that
of some of the other boy sopranos
in the ensemble. The choir did
its best singing in the final group
and especially in encores. There
tofore slight deviations from pitch.
possibly. due to nervousness or
fatigue, and lack of animation
made the program lag at times.
Three young men, graduates
from the boys school of singing
and studying professionally now.
provided a stimulus. OF these
Arvid AaSen, tenor, first heard in
Mendelssohn's Hear My Prayer"
and in Grieg's last composition.
I'm Heaven" attracted attention
by the appeal of his voice and
clean diction. At the end he sur
prised by being able to sing in a
truly Italian style Santa Lucia"
and "Funiculi Funicula His
partner in these. an unnamed
teno., displayed also remarkable
voice and polish. A selection from
oklahoma" introduced a bari
tone who assisted Mr.. Aasen in
the lead.
Melvin Slmonsen, pianist. fur
nished a musical and able accom-
paniment whenever required. He
was heard in two short solos:
Grieg's Norwegian Dance" and
March of the Dwarfs." Eivind
Bull Hansen. violinist and theater
orchestra leader in Oslo, who
claims a family connection with
the great Ole Bull. played Svend-
sens Romance" various obligatos
to amplify the piano part. and led
with his violin in Norwegian folk
dance songs. Since the Singing
Evening star., 1952-03-17
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Mems Hat Rack, holds two hats in
loops specially shaped to hat con-
tours. Fits on wall or closet door.
Chrome finish. Length 23h
inches. No. 98.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Five States and D. {. Join
IA. p. TeIeiypeseiier Service
By ihs Assoeiossd prssslI ]

BALTIMORE, Mar. II Associ-
|ated Press member newspapers in
five States and the District OF
Columbia were added last night to
the growing list of those receiving
news copy on a teletypesetter cir
lcuit.
Teletypesetter sets stories In
type in the newspaper composing
rooms simultaneously, through
the medium Of perforated tape
punched at q central point.
The new circuit. controlled by
the Baltimore bureau Of the AP.
began serving 20 morning news
papers in Maryland. West Vir-
|ginia. Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Tennessee and the District Of
Columbia.
Today. 80 afternoon papers in
the same area joined the circuit.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
Envoy Is Dinner Guest

John J. Hearne. Ambassador
from Ireland. and Mrs. Hearne,
win be guests Of honor at d din
|ner meeting OF the Alun1nae AS
|sociation Of the Women's College
|of the University Of North Caro-
lima at Z pm. Thursday in the
Women's National Democratic
Headquarters. 1926 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
News Of Music
The Singing Boys of Norway
Make Their WoshinQton Debut

Boys of Norway are required to
play either the piano or the violin
to be admitted into the organiza-
tion, it would have been fitting to
have some gifted member provide
instrumental numbers. The pieces
on the program would have been
more appropriate to their ages.
Jule Zobow1's Vocal
Power Is Extraordinary
The National Gallery Of Art
presented julie Zabawa, resident
baritone, in a program Of we'll
chosen songs. He is gifted and
intelligent singer and the power
of his voice is quite extraordinary
It is a match to any demands he
places upon it, whether in classic
Iarias, German Lieder or American
ballads ~
OF special interest were the ver-
sions on the same text by three
composers: Beethoven's Song of
the Flea" from Goethe's Faust;
"Chanson de la Puce," from Ber-
lioz' ''Damnation of Faust" and,
the most familiar of the three,
Moussorghsky's "Pesyna Blochi,
Blona," sung in English. Aided
by good diction. Mr.. Zabawa
made intelligihle the German,
French and English texts. Nous
sorgSky'S number. being a more
forceful satire than the other two,
brought into play his talent for
dramatic expression. Songs that
require action or deep sentiment,
such as Strauss "Traum durch
die Daemmerung," suit his partic-
ular style of singing better than
the quiet bel canto arias by Han
del, Gluck and Cesti in the open
ing group.
A singer Of Mr.. Zabawa's at
tainment could be better served
with a partner who could an
ticipate his intentions. George
Koehler, while playing the notes
acceptably, has little understand
ing of the modern requirements
for accompanies. His part in
Strauss "Heimliche Afforderung"
sounded unrehearsed.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

Holds up to 8 pairs! Toe guard
prevents shoes from slipping.
Fastens to wall or closet door.
Keeps shoes neatly in place.
Chrome finished steel. 20h"
wide, 23~ high. No. IS.
Evening star., 1952-03-17

7.Tier Blouse Rack, for skirts too!
Holds Z in the space of l. Should
er-shaped and finished with loop
ends, center spine. Chrome finish.
No. 102.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
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Adjustable Closet Rods, expands
from IS" to 30'. Brackets and
screws included. No. 201.
30g to 48" Size. No. 202 $500
48v to u" Size. No. 203----$2.79
Evening star., 1952-03-17
$40

"Rolabout" Shoe Valet, with
smooth rolling casters. Glides out
from under bed or from closet.
Slides back at a fingers touch.
No. 81.
Evening star., 1952-03-17
sI.95

Milady's Belt Rack, neat, simple,
compact. Holds a complete belt
wardrobe within easy reach. Plas-
Tic hook guards, steel frame. Gift
packaged. No. 103.
Notions street Floor-Eoth Stores
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-10-10

OUTSTANDING REPORTER:
Carl T. Rowan, who received the
Sidney HillmAn Foundation award
for outstanding newspaper report
ing, makes acceptance speech after
presentation BY Jacob 8. PotOfsly,
president Of Foundation (seated
fGhD. Scene was BiltmOre Hotel,
New York. (NeWSpress phOto.)
Evening star., 1952-01-29
FIFE CLERK

Under 80, with tipping ability for
newspaper CO.. GeorgetoWn section.
6-day wk., employees benefits and adj
vancement opportunity. co. 10l4.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

hours only. ---- - --1.9
YOUNG MAN for general work IA
credit and collection dept. retail
store; permanent, excellent salary.
Apply 1877 7th st. NV. %
YOUNG MAN--We have an opening
. in our pen repair dept. for the
proper young men man ,,nnsc.ssary Is 2 psn me IS
We viii train you: bring referenses;
do mot phone. g. J. HUGHES pen
YOUNG MAN, over FL, with car. t9
train as collector and rensw1ali IVA
writer for Golfers; can @ earn 20, Sto
tion and good future. MR.. MURRAY
RIM. 424. Bond Bldg. 80
YOUNG MAN-Earn up 70 Slo0 peI
week If you meet the following: ~
Hieh school grad. or better, cd 4
desire for excel. TV future: y
.sTs SstTssn aptitude II aea We II ysaT' w train sG
and give salary and commission
while learning. Car desirable but moi
nee. Apply IN person at BLAIR
Tv, 1922 Wis. ave. NV. between
| 9:30 and IL Am.
YOUNG MAN, to deliver orders ans
| have drivers license and local ref
erences. GE. 5961; evenings. Ia
|,tHaSTTUTRED HSTTED MEN. 4s-7o, local sales
work; 5-hr. day. about $65 wkly.
once. Apply 10-2. RIM. 702, IN
lEMfPnoYEn EMfPn 81 MEN. part-time work
hrs. arranged to suit your WoTkfnl
schedule: about $50 ykly AppE
Pm, T12. Ttn I4th st. NV. 80
IOPPORTUNITY for married mani aG
I 2S-a5. Thorough training. II 20
i want to get ahead here is you
chance Minimum earnings! So3.5
II q wk.; plus commissions Stead
!, employment. Write BOX ~, ~ *
Evening star., 1952-01-29

CLERK-TYPIsT, white. ags 2O-s5.
general ONCE duties, circulation
dept, national magazine; excellent
opportunity for advancement; 6-day
week; free hospitalization. vacation.
az Acme RIFE Il aRa AZ AssocfaTIoN. 3 IssTp n 1900
Rhode Island ave. NV. facing Scott
cIEERsiKs-ryP1sT, LEX high school grad.
with some knowledge Of shorthand.
tare CO.; 5-day yk: See Mr.; YATES,
7th a., Warner Theater Bldg, 18th
cLERk-TYPIsT, iaH ( ri aiE, bookkeeping exp.
pref, under 36; vacation with pay
and other benefits; perm. pos, With
-TYPIST. white; permanent
position, 5-day week; pleasant sur
roundtngs; salary commensurate with
ability and experience. NAT1oNAada Nal
CLERk,fYPIsT ~ M $50 70 Exc Excel. ~ opportunity
for qualified person; general once
eonditiS9nsS; tito s. B BARBER n& = 6soi R9ss Cos
CLERK-TYPIST-No dictation; air
sonaIissass TEEeTR1e ese eo s1s Hyes Conn RAe a9s
chhiERK-rYpIsr Der - permanent posi-
ton; 5-day week; insurance ONCE;
previous experience not necessary.
Call Mr. Null. DU. 2772, W. G.
STRASSER CO.. INC, 210O 18th 81.
CLERK-TYPIsT, age also; must be
q good typist with. some knowledge
Of shorthand; good working. condi-
tions, full-time employment; EN-
ploye benefits after 3 months. Ap-
ply personnel ONCE. MAYFLoWER
HOTEL Conn. and De Sales st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST, highly interesting
permanent position In downtown Of
ice. Good starting salary. advance
ment with experience. Paid vacation.
group disqualification and surgical.
See MR.. CLARK, 500 Investment
Bldg, 1911 z st. NV. Ma. 94O4. -
CLERK -TYPIST, age 30-45, white.
some knowledge of bookkeeping de-
sirable Accurate. 40-hr. ws.: Satur-
days on. S45 Wy. Apply 1910 NJ st.
NV, or Ma. 4917. 81
CLERK-TYPIST. Dictaphone ex-
perience preferred. Pleasant work
ing conditions in new modern ONCE
building. 5-day wk. Vacation and
other advantages. Elk. 7030, 81
CLERK -TYPIST, 40-hour, 5-day week
Apply in person, RKO RADIO PIC
TURES. 923 New Jersey ave. NV,
-
Evening star., 1952-01-29
HELP WOMEN

CLERK. age 21-45. 70
do detail payroll work. for modern.
ately sized organization; must be
experienced; location. Betnesda-
Chevy Chase area; salary commen-
surate with ability and experience.
Phone OIL. 420O, Ext. 1O1. Tor ap-
ASCSCsOGiUtNsSTiNG CLERK - 1nterestinE
accounting position recurring an ap-
accounting experience helpful; we
nave attractive Offices. good working
conditions and q flne group Of EN-
ployes; age limit 80; opportunity fo5
promotion; 5-day week. UNITED
SERVICEs LIFE INSURANCE CO..
Room 500, 1925 Eye st. NV; 81
JR., for small PUBLIC
accounting ONCE; must have BCS
type; no experience necessary; start
ing salary, $50 week. DI. 2SS9;,
ASSIST. CASHIER TRAINEE, no pre-
yious experience necessary; numer-
Gus company benefits including an
nual bonus. Call MI. 651O fol
vnapEnno1 infAFvteW
Evening star., 1952-01-29

EARN $4,000 A YEAR
manaEer to set up, driving
safety oficials. Americas fastest
growing business. Must have mini
mum Of 3 years experience with IN
tangibles, insurance, franchise. or
direct selling Must be capable OF
hiring and training other men. For
interview, call MR.. WEST. Execntive
h407. --s3O
Evening star., 1952-01-29
statesmen

Whether you are an experienced,
successful Salesman-or sincere
Individual with little or no sales
experience, but with the background
70 learn, our tested and proven
sales technique through training
we offer you o career opportunity.
Our oreanization has Just released
q new printing. corrulated with
new lO-year educational program,
including research service for par
ents and children. You will work
dignifed appointment plan only,
based on successful operations ma
tionally and radiation from sstisfled
=. users and telephone appointments
from special listinss. You VIII be
DRAW v. s. EARNED COMM.
Application and effort can pay far
in-exceSs Of most sales and execu-
tive Jobs. There are no charge
backs and our product not anected
By credit restrictions or shortage.
A car Is necessary.
II you measure up to high individual
standards, regardiess OF past e1-
perience, We want to talk 70 you.
Sss Sesnch MS' once. me s1is Il Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda. Md. Apply 9 to 2.
EANDWTCH MAN, experienced, for
kosher delicatessen. Apply at 1S22
SERVICE MAN for field repair Of
major appliances: good working con-
ditions and excellent opportunity.
All benefits, including vacation, SICK
leave. pension. hospitalisation' etc;
Mr gsnaRs shslloR sRpCndSE q dE sGPPEY cokP,
sERy1Ss HH; Ssoo' STATION ArrENDzzSSr.
must be exper. IN lub.; salary open;
overtime and commission CON.
sE2EieE E2Ese ENsr NsrATloN na5 NszH1 NsaTTESbsNr n
ton at night; fuil time, lob; must
be able to EassIT mount sFs sRs nsr SlsmCsess %ees
SPED slta noys1sasR1ssc6oo sa1scof Sh a2cI New Yorl
sfESKvrcf sfESKsv e. STATION ATTENDANT
honest and reliable man to take
charge Of evening shift in ESQ
STATION. Apply 2114 n st. NV
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
fabrication man, must be an exper'
and good salesman. Salary open
plus commission and vacation: Sc!
Mr.. Barron, manage SuNOCe 80
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
no experience necessary. AppE
" A. BARBER, ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, 10th and Maine ave. s.V
sERyICE STATION ATTENDANT
and car washers, exper.; day opera
fion, x day Sat-. no sun; Snnus
and sick leave: holidays On WITH : pey "
Apply ANDREWS AIR FORCE BAsl
aETRRyIcE ERynASAs STATION SALESMAN
white, no hub: work. prefer snii
operator, rapid nay advancement!
free hospitalizat ton. Tree la9nqTS
EER's AMOco STATION. Florid
= ave. anSI SIchamplain st, NV. e
~. nAhkeT. Phone AID. S7ll. --S
Evening star., 1952-01-29
TELEVISION TECHNICIANs
FULL OR PART-TIME
THE HECHT CO.
SERVICE BLDG.
EMPLOY MENI OFFICE
140l NEW YORK AVE. NE.

14Ol NEW YORK AVE. NE.
SERVICE MAN, bench
work; permanent; good salary for
hlgh-class man. DAUBER'S. 1890
TELEvIsIoN sERvIcEMAN. outside
calls only; best piece-rate deal in
town. See r. Dowd. DOWD'S TELE-
VISION, 441S Conn. ave. 3
TELEPHONE CLERK-We will train
you for collection and skfp-tracing
work in our credit department; good
opportunity, steady position, ad-
vancement assured. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th st.
TIRE CHANGERS. experienced, good
salary and working conditions BEN
TkUCk DRIVER, retail furniture
store. Apply in person, VIRGA g.
Co. 1926 Wis. ave. -29
TRUCK DRIVER, coIored, MARYLAND
chauffeur's license. good pay, excel
hours, vacation with pay. other
SUPER SUPER MARKET. Iis1i sly STYLE Conn. ma0aEs ave-.
Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. O949. 81
Evening star., 1952-01-29

GIRL for assembly and inspection
work in dry-cleaning plant. Must be
experienced, steady and reliable; o.
day week. DEPENDABLE CLEANERS.
300S Columbia pike. Arl. 81
essential: experience not necessary;
Working Conditions. SWoPE JEWEL
RY Co, 1114 F st. NV. --3
LADY, refined. work in hrs. OF own
choice, day or eve, about 50 an nr;
1RRls 1% s-gs6 gasS R&, a0a, hS5s 7io i4ts St.
LADIES (s), new Avon openings.
Earn S20-S26 wkly., part time; seys
eral customer lists. RE. 0796. E29 7.N9
w restaurant, s ssiaried, 5-day wk., per-
meals and uniforms. Company
person. HodATE's REsTAURANT.
9th and Maine ave. s.%;; 20
WOMEN Sell HOUSE. onn,sr o. Pasts ssty P5Sa- nlSn
House OF PLAsTIcs. 243b 18TH
st. NV. AID; 1884. ox al @l0
WOMEN. colored, over 20, iul or
part-time salesyork; h. 3: educ: I1S
ssfRnss ssfy IS Psa ss dsE aHeA ARg5ys Rsfs Mss va
YOUNG LADY, familiar with once
routine and procedure; accurate
with figures, some typins neceSsary;
Rather. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900
G st. NV. -29
YOUNG LADY, high school graduate.
to train as casualty insurance un-
derWriter; some experience in cas-
ualty insurance desirable. AMER.
ICAN SURETY CO., $50 Southern
Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV. 81
MARRIED WOMAN, 24-40 years,
with nice personality, who needs
to add $45-$75 per week to family
income. Car essential for local
driving. Permanent position; nexi-
Bile working hours; good future.
Write e. NJ. LOUIS, Box $780,
Bethesda, Md. -29
CAPABLE WOMEN (6), part time
work; day or evening. RE. SdU7.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Part Time Opportunity

Man over 25. Must be willing to work
2O-25 hours weekly. evenings and
Saturday morning. Not canvassing
Earnings, while training, around S50
per week. Requirements: Married,
own car, neat appearance, pleasing
personality and good speaking voice
This can be deyeloped INTO iuH-
time position. Call Ii. 3-5326 be-
tween 7 and 8 pm. Tuesday OF
WadnAgdAV -0O
Evening star., 1952-01-29
FOUNTAIN MANAGER
HOSTESS

HOUSEKEEPER, white. good cook
and cleaner, for 8 employed adults;
permanent; excellent living and sal
airy for right person. Give reference
in reply. Box 335-H. Star. 20
INVOICE CLERK (experienceO must
be accurate with figures, have legible
handwriting; 5-day week. Apply
Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES. oil 7th St NV. 20
LAUNDRY Markers (2l, expert
enced; good pay, steady job. Apply
I'd ne, 10. 8-0390. -29
MARKER for dry-cleaning plant, must
be reliable and steady. 5-day week.
DEPENDABLE CLEANERS. 3o0S Co
lumbia pike, Arl 81
vate hospital: refs. co. 4754. 80
NURSE, registered, for oral surgeons s
Office In Arlington; excellent salary,
5 days . week. OW. 1929. 3
Evening star., 1952-01-29
SALESMAN

10 q man with book sales experience
we have, we believe. one of the best
new educational service sales prop
oSitions in this area. Responsible
man in the $500 year class. Work
by appt. only. Contacts furnished and
high comm. paid weekly No de-
hnduent chg. backs. See w. ].
Hayes. Ambassador Hotel today.
'10-1 or "a only. Please do not
phone. Out OF town applicants write
Box 4S4-H. Star. %
Evening star., 1952-01-29
HELP WOMEN tcont. j

BOOKKEEPER ASST. - Experienced
In general ONCE work and typing.
pleasant working conditions, 5-day.
40-hr. wk. Permanent position with
q future, EMILE. 1921 Conn ave-.
BoodiKSspRIEaP;ING-cIERK-perui.p o. spIa; 20 posi-.
tions 5-day, 40-hr.. .wk.,. pleasant
on purchases; insurance and hospi-
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORES.
employment office, ~ P st. ne.
BooKKEEPER TYPIsT. position
permanent; 5-day week. BANKERS
MUTUAL INSURANCE co. 4Ol
Warner Bldg, 18th and = sts. nv.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT. for one-girl
office. 6-day wk.. downtown loo; I;
Apply CRAFT CONSTRUCTION, 605
14th 14th 8 St, IT, nv. Foom ogmao6 So6. Corner
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
Commercial experience and initiative
hour hour week attractive Sans saalIaFy ito to
appointment. -29
CASHIER. experienced. pleasant
working conditions. good hours. ex-
cellent salary; vacation With pay. py
81 s14a 5beSs Gonn oI ave- osfs saevy Chase: No.
2; must have hotel-restaurant ex-
food checks. Apply MADRILLON
RESTAURANT. Washington Bldg,
18th and N. 7. ave. NV. Pc
Evening star., 1952-01-29
HELP MEN

SHIPPING CLERK-AFEssENGER, good
penman, good at figures; 36-houf
week; good salary. Reply In own
handwriting. giving age. education
nd experience. HnY 3h8-O. star.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
HELP MEN

SALES OPPORTUNITY a. Ambitious
men. earn S20-S30 q day: leads
flrn. MR.. ANGLE, 10-lI q. m. 6-S
pm, Tues, Wed. 1915 Que st; NV
WANTED experienced once ssaSpply
and commercial stationery order
hller. Excellent opportunity for adj
yancement; good salary; NJ. g. CHM
CO.. 1417 N. Z. ave-. Mr.. Thomas
LOCAL MAN with general real es.
tate ofice experience, executive
capacity; college graduate. Boa
ASiBsITiioSus d ri US YOUNG MAN, with car
to assist circulation manager oi
local newspaper, to maintain and
expand present outlets; must have
selling ability; salary and allowance,
Box l93-K, Star. ~
WANTED young man who desires per-
manent career In ofice supply and
local company with eventual oppor-
tunities in, sales purchasing, mer--
chandfSing or warehousinR. good
compensation while learning; high
school graduate required. M. s.
CHM CO., I4l7 N. Z. ave. Mr'
ACTIVE FIVE SALESMAN. willing to make
consistent intensive effort In above
average opportunity OF semipTofes-
sional nature. National corporation.
Steady year-round income with no
sincerity and honesty prime req
uisiteS. Previous direct sales expe.
rience not required Car necessary.
Write Mr.. Sanderson, Box 2O2,
Newark. New York State. 29s
MIST HAVE A NEW SALESMANl
Evening star., 1952-01-29

4V1& 44NF
Married, age 25-4O. with car. Learn
service trade. ronte work; perm !.
9-II am. or by appointment.
WESTERN ExTERMINATING CO.
1923 18th st. NV. ME. 1920 -29
start on q one OF two day trial basis
II. you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average S10Q and up per week. Cali
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant.
every day necessities regularly. No
experience necessary. An expert
eneed man will train you. Apply
Oil NATIONAL PRESS BLDG. 14th
and F SITS. NV. or call DI. 447a or
MEN, coiored. $3.50. h., s. educ:
able to meet public; full or part
time saleswork: about So 30 hrly.
Apply Wed. only. 3-6 pm. YMCA.
1916 18th st. NV: So
MEN, 1880 yrs. Of age. for outdoor
clerical work. Lnis,.y Full.tims, worf sgihla TiIn
Handwriting and be accurate with
figures. 5-day. 40-hr. VIZ ,Varied
hours. Paid vacations and SICK
leave. S2O2 SO per mo. to start with;
increase after 3 mos. Apply $50
am. Monday through Friday: En-
ployment once. CAPITAL IhANSsi S,
co. q 3eth n.ss1,e and M N sss. NV. as Iske
MEN (4) with ears. high school edu-
cation or equivalent. to train locally,
not canvassing: approx. earnings
while training, S75 wkly. Apply 10
am. to IL noon, MERIT METAL
CRAFT CORP, 1881 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1952-01-29

ALESMEN-Opening bv expanding
old reliable frm in protected terri
tories; real opportunity for quality
man with car. free to travel; start
At once: want only permanent men
capable of earning $400 per wk..
with ability to perform occasional
state official liaisan. Cau VICE
PRES. National once. DE. $40.
eALESMEN -. Be independent: sell
Rawleigh products; good nearby 10.
cality open. Write today. RAW
LEIGHS. Dept. DCA-14-D. Chester
SALESMAN with ear-s7o wk. plus
Experienced selling wholesale sup
plies to every type retail merchant.
Good personality, nice appearance.
Write fully. Box 377-B. Star.
store, experienced preferred; per-
manent position. Apply manager,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS. 432 5th
statesmen, Ii FENCE-we have open
fngs for about 3 or top grade
fence statesmen, to represent US in
this area. COMMISSIONS PAID IN
FULL, SAME WEEK ORDER Is
TAKEN. Contact Mr.. Dodson. Fence
division manager, GENERAL m
DUSTRIES CORP. OF AMERICA,
1109 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl.' Va.
s1lEsMES-s All SSiSi men are needed 10
caliy for Interesting fieid work,
connected with popular give-away
manent; salary; car furnished. All
prospects and appointments pro.
Vided by company. Income should
exceed $3.50 weekly. Apply Mr..
Montgomery. 5511 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. interest
ing assignment for. good steno, with
varied background. Hrs. 9-5, or
will consider half day. ST. 1871.
SECRETARY, part time as second girl
in small, busy, congennial Office
Must be fully experienced; ideal If
you want a short day because of
home or other responsibilities. Hours
and pay will be adjusted to suit
right girl Call RE. 6062. 81
SECRETARY, legal, accurate short
hand and typing necessary: neat
appearances; salary open. Call Box
340-H, Star, and leave phone No.
SECRETARY, to manager of radio
station. exper. in radio desired but
not essential. Call MIR. KELLY.
ME O077. go
SECRETARY for congenial office, s.
day wk., salary open. $50 National
Press Building. Il
Evening star., 1952-01-29
HELP WoAEN
SAT,EST.ADY.

Experienced better coats, suits.
dresses: top salary: oppt. to be-
come assistant manager. TALL
APPAREL INC, 738 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Clerk-Stenographer

For real tate-tnsuranee firm; mod
ern air-conditioned ofices; convent
ent midtown location; plenty park
ing; 5-day week, 9. to B: vacations
with pay, top salary. permanen
position 5000 Conn. ave. NV. Fo'
appointment. call DE. 712O, MR.
WILSON.