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Evening star., 1952-01-15
Delegates Named.
|By B'nui Birth

Mrs. Norman Marlowe of Silver
Spring will head a delegation Of
II local women who will attend
the annual Mid-winter executive
committee meeting Of B'nai Birth
Women, District No. S, to be held
lat Daytona Beach, Fla, Saturday
through Monday.
! Mrs. Marlowe, president of
District 5, left last Friday to visit
various chapters of the organiza-
tion throughout the State of
Florida.
Agenda for the meeting includes
a discussion of the Armed Forces
and Veterans programs plus the
need for an increase in funds for
B'nai Birth supported hospitals.
District No. comprises the
District of Columbia, Florida,
Georgia, Maryland, Virginia and
South Carolina.
Others who will attend the
meeting from the Washington area
include: Mrs. P. j. Ableman, Mrs.
Milton Alexander. Mrs. Maurice
BiSgyer, Miss Edna Blomberg.
Mrs. Maurice Goldberg, Mrs: Her.
man Hertzberg, Mrs. Lawrence
Koenigsberger. Mrs. Julius Kirson,
Mrs. Samuel Koren, Mrs. Nat H.
Levy, Miss Elizabeth Mensh, Mrs.
George Nathan, Mrs. Louise Rose,
Mrs. Michael Shapiro, Mrs. Jacob
ISokol and Mrs. A. Pick Wolf.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
By Josephine Lowmon

There is no way to grow old
faster than to be without friends
From the time we are very young
we want to amount to something,
belong to the gang. be popular
and wanted. Often those who put
on the greatest show of being In
different and intolerant Of others
do so In self-defense and are the
loneliest Of people.
One Of the quickest ways to lose
friends is to fail to show appreci-
alton OF thoughtfulness shown you
and courtesies extended. Letter
writing seems TO be a lost art
Today few persons have time to
write those delightful humorous
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Dental Alumni

Isidore Gromfine. local humor-
tst. was to be guest speaker at a
business and social luncheon meet
ing Of the Women's Auxiliary OF
the Alpha Omega Dental Alumni
Association today in the Lee
House. Fifteenth and L streets
NV.
Mrs. Stanley Levin, the vice
president and program chairman
Of the auxiliary. is in charge OF
the affair. She is being assisted by
Mrs. Louis Keren and Mrs. Eman-
uel Rabin.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

|pan, in a moderate oven $3.50 de-
gree F.) for l hour or until done
WHEAT FLAKES BREAD.
2 cups sifted flour
i21a teaspoons double-acting bak
ing powder ..
1 teaspoon salt
| 12 cup sugar
l egg. well beaten
~ cup milk "
3 tablespoons molasses
3 tablespoons melted shortening
u cup chopped raisins, If desired
l cup wheat flakes
sift flour once, measure, ado
baking powder, salt and sugar anc
sift again. Combine egg, milk ans
molasses. Add to flour mixture
add shortening. then mix onl,
enough to dampen flour. Fold IL
raisins and cereal. Bake in CREASED
8x4x3-inch loaf pan, in moderat,
oven (350-degree F. l hour, OF
until done. Cool. Wrap in damn
cloth or waxed paper and store
several hours or overnight befor,
Slicing.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Modern
Marriage
Feeling Discouraged?
Check Mental Health,
Advises Expert
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe.

Mrs. G. is worried about her
mental health. II have been mar.
lried six years." she reports. II
guess we're as happy as the aver
age couple. We have our ups and
downs. financially and otherwise.
Sometimes I'm lonesome and dis
couraged and I can't help won-
ldering whether there is anything
the matter with me. read a good
many articles on mental health,
but ! don't know just what it is"
The first thing for you, and
tOtherS who feel as you do, is to
talk with your physician, Mrs. G.
Then get into more activities out
lside the homeA have more social
life Of q wholesome and inexpen-
sive kind. As to mental health,
you might judge yourself by the
1-2-3 yardStick of the National
Association Of Mental Health. It
describes people with good men
tai health as follows:
/. They feel comfortable about
themselves. They respect them
selves. do not overestimate or un-:
derestimate their own abilities;
can laugh at themselves, can take,
1.-THE hard knocks as well as the
pleasures of life.
2. They feel right about other.
people. They expect to like and
trust others. to respect the manv
differences they find in people,
and they are able to give love.
They can feel that they are part
of group. have q sense of re-
SponSibility to others. and do not
push others around nor allow
themselves to be pushed around.
3. They are able to, meet the
demands of life. They plan ahead
but do not fear the future. They
welcome new experiences and new
ideas; make use of their natural
capacities and do something about
the problems as they arise, instead
of merely looking at them or talk
ing about them. They are able
to think for themselves and make
their own decisions. They put
their best efforts into what they
do and get satisfaction out of
doing. it. -
| Check yourself. Mrs. G.. and re-
member that nobody is perfect.
You may be In good physical
health, but that does not mean
that you will never have a cold
nor a. headache. Similarly, you
may have excellent mental health
and still encounter plenty of prob
lems. Any young wife and mother
is certain to do so, in fact. The
Etest is whether you can meet
these problems calmly and solve
them.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Send q Note to q Friend

tand philoSophic letters which re.
1ected the life Of the time.
HOWEVER-And this is a biz
however, people do expect you te
Fbe able to dash on q thank vol
mote. to send one OF condolence
when their world has fallen In or
them. that is. they expect it Of
friends.
Many people feel grateful but
do not write because they arr
stymied by lack of writing ma.
terials conveniently placed. Wher
one leads hurried life a missing
pen or unsuitable paper otter
makes the difference between send.
ing that note and not doing it.
We lose loads of energy In liv.
ing in hectic circumstances, ir
looking for misplaced items. Jer-
lyn Madison, consultant for one
tof the large pen companies gives
this list of items which will make
people write those notes, especially
lteen-agers.
Many a mother has gotten gray
hair trying to train her offspring
Ito write these gracious notes.
Actually it is only human that ii
is easier to do. this If it is made
easy and attractive.
Here is the list:
A small supply OF good quality
white paper for writing formal ac-
|ceptances or regrets for invitations
and also for notes of sympathy.
A box Of informal note paper
folded at the top, with your name
on the front.
Some gay note paper-maybe
with your nickname on it. This
lis stimulating to gay. correspond
|ence.
Good quality ink, blotter, and
stamps.
A pen which does not give you
trouble.
T Don't waste energy in mundane
ways and do keep UP those human
elationships. They enrich life
and keep you young and lovely.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Foreign Aid
rogronn
Discussed
BY Ruth Deon

To be successful as q means
Ito an end, Americas foreign
laid program must be part Of q
total policy that is constructive,
daring and well conceived, Richard
I'M. Bissell, jr., deputy director
tof the newly created Mutual Sc
lcurity Agency. declared yester-
lday.
! Speaking at luncheon meeting
fof the Woman's National Demo.
lcratic Club. Mr.. Bissell cited ac-
icusations already leveled at this
country by other nations to the
EFFECT that I'VE are no longer in
Iterested in such creative projects
Jas the Point Four program and
ECA, that they are just cover
ups for the more sinister purpose
of building up our military
strength against Russia"
Terming these accusations "a
defeat in psychological warfare
for the United States, Mr.. Bissell
declared that the point at issue
isn't SO much that the accusa-
ltions are in themselves unjust. but
that we should be accused Of such
ENDS in the first place.
The speaker expressed the opin-
ion that the shift in world opin-
ion could not be attributed so
much to Communist propaganda
as to the fact that we've been
guilty of a sin of omission"
It has been necessary. he
pointed out, to build a military
program. But" he added, Il
hope that rearmament does not
drive every other idea out Of our
minds. We can't afford to spend
much money on the Point -Four
program. but let's not lose sight
|of the fact that: for us, rearma-
ment is a means to an end peace,
"a dynamic economy rebuilding
the foundations of stable and
healthy world society. Only if
we keep our sights ON that goal.
can we put ourselves to the i'm
mediate task"
Mr.. Bissell expressed hope that
European unification may be one
|of the great creative gains we can
achieve out of the present sense
of crisis in~the world"
He added the opinion that uni
flcation might be augmented by
channeling mutual security aid
directly through the European
Army.
Mr.. Bissell hailed the success
|of the Marshall Plan which he
called "the most brilliant under
taking of modern times" To
critics of the plan who have called
ut a failure because aid to Europe
lis still being continued, Mr.. Bis
sell recalled that the plan was
drawn UP originally for opera
ton in peacetime economy. Even
with the worldwide military
alertness the Korean war has
brought in it's wake. he pointed
out, the Marshall Plan accom-
|plished what it set out to do six
months before its expiration date.
Mr.. Bissell was introduced by
Mrs. James L. Houghteling, pro-
gram chairman. Special guests
who included Robert Mullen, di-
rector Of the Office of Informa-
tion for, the Mutual Security
Agency. were introduced by Mrs.
Fred w. Morrison, club president.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
|'koreun Prisoners
To Be Lunch Topic

"The Story of the North Ko-
|rean Prisoners of War" will be
the subject of a talk by Gale
Galub, assistant director of In
|sular and Foreign Operations,
American Red Cross, at the
YWCA World Fellowship lunch
con to be held at 1890 Thursday
in the YWCA.
Among the guests Of honor at
the luncheon will be Madame
Yang, wife of the Korean AmbaS-
lsador; Nat Wilson, director OF
the American Red Cross Of the
District, and Wilfrid de st. Aubin,
also a Red Cross staff member
and an authority on prisoners Of
war.
Reservations may be made
through the YWCA before noon
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-01-15

IA cups sour, milk and a teaspoon
lof vanilla. Beat well after eaci
addition.
Pour into creased fiat pan ant
spread over the mixture thi,
n1eringue:: Beat the egg white!
stiff and slowly add to them
Icup of brown sugar. Beat unit
smooth, spread over batter ant
top with " cup of finely chopped
nuts. Bake for 10 minutes a'
iS5D degrees =
Evening star., 1952-01-15
Delicious Toasted Spice Cake

Cream " cup of shortening
Roll 2 cups of brown sugar until
1t is very fine, and add it gradually
to the shortening. Beat until
fluffy. add the yolks Of 2 eggs, and
then beat some more.
Sift 21z cups Of cake -four,
measure. and add " teaspoon of
salt, a teaspoon Of soda. / tea
spoon Of baking powder. ~ tea
spoons Of cinnamon. a teaspoon
Of cloves. Sift again. Add the
dry ingredients alternately with
Evening star., 1952-01-15
County Federation

The Executive Board meeting Of
the Prince Georges County Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs will
oe held at 10:30 am. Friday at
Star Hall in Mount Rainier, Md.
Mrs. Jack Amatt. president, will
preside at the meeting.
Evening star., 1952-01-15
with the young fry.

Brazil nuts and mix. Bake in Q
creased loaf pan in a moderate
oven (375 degree F. for so min.
utes.
BRAZILIAN NUT ORANGE
BREAD.
~ cup sliced orange peel
Boiling water
3 cups sifted -four
5 teaspoons baking powder
l teaspoon salt
| l cup sugar
/ cup sliced Brazil nuts.
2 eggs, well beaten
l1A cups milk
II tablespoons melted butter
Quarter orange and remove peel
lScrape bitter white pulp from in
Iside Of yellow peel. Cut peel into
thin slices. Cook until tender
in boiling water. Drain and dry.
ISift together flour, baking powder
and salt. Add sugar. Brazil nuts
and cooled orange peel. Mix well.
Combine eggs, milk and melted
butter; add to dry ingredients and
mix well. Bake in a creased loaf
Evening star., 1952-01-05

ASSIST. APT. MGR; middle-aget
woman, exp. capable; gen. clerica'
work; good appearance, neat, likes
the public; good ref. TU. 1890. g.
COOK, colored. wishes work in res
coRpANfoN eaR i2S Eeii PRaS21c3aG S1 3aI'' NURSE s
refined Christian woman. depend
willing to assist with light house,
hold duties; live in; refs. JU
DAY WORKER; references. Ii
GIRL wants daywork. Ia. 5ss7.
esy sbgrs work 9;k aS 4a,s companion or nSs!se' g.
NURSE will give loving care to in
valid or elderly person. Box 247-c,
NURSE, practical, colored; available
iDTaiidss. ii1T ads e 60. n5sas 5sos o0'S exp WIN
Observation-Disclosures or any type
case; can live in or out. Ii. 7-S36S
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desire.
day duty. Experienced. References
PR4cPic2l RAJ Pteai NURSE desires night o,
DAY eydyy; dytyy; hospital trained. Sat.
fhAOIICAL NURSE WIN 1e1S. 1oi
night or day duty. DE. 7076. -
WAITRESS, colored, would like part.
time day work. No Sundays. Cal
EXPERIENCED practical nurse. witt
ddosetor's ref. desires position. Ii
YOUNG INTELLIGENT colored cir
desires part-time job. cleaning ane
cooking for small family; prefer
bachelor apartment. II. 4-216a. g.
WHITE WOMAN wants days work in
house. Call after 6 pm, DU. 7413.
COLORED GIRL desires Job in night
club as hat check girl, or as singer
EVELYN CLARKE. AID. 1901. 7s
COLORED LADY desires evenins
work. After 6 pm. Good worker
references. NO. 3479. g.
COLORED MOTHER win care for
children IN home. Ia. 2024. MRS.
COIORED YOUNG LADY. exper. on
power machines and on ladies' and
mems tlne clothing. II, 1904. %
COLORED YOUNG WIDOW. neat,
with one child desires Job as gen.
eral housekeeper. ia. 0190.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcont.l

BED. dble., maple, SIS; inner-sprini
mattress, almost new. orig. $50. $50
together, S35. EN-. 1912. -6
BED. DOUBLE, Beauty Rest mistress
box springs, good cond., reas. price
BED. Hollywood, double. Beautyrest
mattress, S45; 20 Venetian blinds
metal. std. size. $40; 2 SWAY table
lamps. SIS each. Oh. 2216. -6
BEDS, 2 twin. complete. with springs
and tnner-sprtng mattresses, $50 ca
BED, custom butt over sized. mahog.
spring and mattress; practically
new. CaI co. 2072. "a
$40; baby crib, mattress. storkline
81 g; stsdio 4sdk couch, $50; al like new
BED-DAvENP0RT; adorable construc.
ton; reasonable. Call RA. 1851. -t
BEDROOM SET-5-piece. wardrobe
$40. Lake new. ia 1905. sol Web.
Ster st. NV. -6
BEDROOM SUITE. complete. bed
dresser. vanity and bench; .dinette
set, 2 pieces; twin beds. dressine
items. LO. 5-O776. 6s
BEDROOM SUITE DC, walnut;
ideal for couples best offer accepted
HSst HSNpEssoN ss cav H,en5n MISS ass SHIRLEY y
Executive $500. Ext. S27. weekdays rs
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc., walnut, and
upholstered chair; excel. cond. ;
$100. GIL. 1920.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
HELP DoMEsrIc lcons. /,

ASSIST In cooking, g.h.w., exper
with children; live in. ample tim,
S1InE 1fI; gGed 9 salary; 81, 7797, Ill
wHiTE WOMAN q desiring fs ring mic,
suburban home, light housekeepini
meal: Look after, but little care fol
elderly mother. Four Others in con
Ideal for widow. AP. 4577. %
FREE RENT AND UTILITIES II
furn. bungalow in Alex. to refine,
man and wife, without children, IL
exchange for meals. housekeeping
and assistance to elderly widowed
gentleman. not bedridden. Phon'
ATTRRcTivE TIL Scifl POSITION for whit,
housekeeper; to live in; ghw.; mus
like Children; 2 adults, l child
HEEP HELP v oWvhaaNsTED-children,s e nurse
white: exper;; refs. required; livI
In, In; VIC VIC; ,ssd Mclean, We. Telephsen'
HELP WANTED-Family Of 5 need
general housework: i've in; sum!
LIST fl. rm.. with pvt. bath. new
house; Fairfax County: 80 minutes
downtown Wash. by bus. at from
gates BoOQ wages; lauuQreSS ant
nurse In house part-ttme. Telephone
Elmwood 1860 -
WANTED LIVE-IN MAID with gooc
references. g,h.w.: help with child
SooD slmDle oR osooking4; zss4 good pay; S 9Wr
CAPABLE COOK and h.w., S25; 81
to 45:. fond of children; and exper
with them; live. in; pvt, rm.. bath,
dressing rn1.; Thurs. afternoon and
every other sun. on; good local
YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL for general
housework. 1943 Biltmore st. NV
No phone calls please2 "a
Evening star., 1952-01-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES

need reservationists, pas
senger agents, ground radio opera
t9TS Gomdmnnbtsi;ationlsss bi;n nostssses
with good advancements. Men to
age So, Girls. II to 81, high school
graduate and unmarried. Learn
II you can qualify. Interview by
appointment only. Phone MIR, T. A.
BYRD (today only, .DI. $3.50. Ext
30S. Airline Division Central
Schools. 3
TYPiNG-S6 q month; individual in
struction, day or evening. TEMPLE
SECRETARIAL SCHOOL, 1920 K st.
NV. MA. 1888. %
PRIVATE LESSONS In most subjects,
home or school; panel of expert
teachers. TEMPLE SCHOOL, 1920
K st. NV, Ma. 325S. %
ITALIAN STUDENT at GNU, wishes
to give lessons in italian or French
In exchange for lessons in English
and conversation. Write to: ANDREA
MERELLO, 1856 Calvert st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ADDING MACHINE, Sundstrand. elec.
trio Reconditioned. Guaranteed

ADDING MACHINE, sundstrand. elec-
5000. UNITED TYPEwRfTER CO.
sI3 l4th st; nv . ,.
ADbiNG islSTlss0r MSeaNEsRent sSi fs9 e1a st.
adding machine; $3.50 per mo; 3
PURCHASE CENTRAL TYPEWRITER
Afp26;fREssoSEapH, f2;f HSi sialP electric. mot model
aeG metal table T'R with kfts foot c0no %S1oSed plate I
excel. cond.; $3.50 cash. GALLERY's.
us 11th st: NV. ME. 1923. -
condition, equipped with strip lister.
Call MR.. CRAWFORD, sH. 6400.
beautiful mahog. din
ing room chairs. excel. cond. gan
ANTIQUES, early American orisipals
beautifully refinished: Attractive
4sss' 4sss TIE 2RsnL LsHF sshsaSoe So Z 2717 Tssh %s
ANTIQUE VIRGINIA SOFA. green
velvet, beautiful, $50; reproduction
Virginia sofa, In gold, S10Q. 1855
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. CH. 1858.
American furni-
ture In pine, mkple, cherry, walnut;
Penna. Dutch and Victorian gifts
and collectors items in American
and imported glass. colored. pattern,
Bristol, English. French. German
china; Lowestoft and Imari. MRS
Route $40, mi. so. Frederick.
Open daily, Sun, ewes. -6
AQUARIUM, stainless steel, % gal,
with stand, S25; pump and pressure
gauge, $40. WI. 5S41. g
BABY CARRIAGE, storkline. good
condition, $50: baby scales, S5.
BABY CRIBS. two mattresses; good
condition. OW. 1896. 80
BAR. mahogany; complete 90x50 in.
suitable for small club. cafe or large
rec. room; S150. II West WoodvineI
St., Chevy Chase, Nd, WI. 5000. 81
BASINS, SINKS, BATHTUBSi built
In. S26. Fittings, new or used.
BLOCKS. 3056 N st. NV. NO. 1903.
new used, built-in, legs:
sinks, basins, toilets. PEERLESS
BED, poster, box spring, innerspring
mattress Phone IA. $4,000 after
6 pm. --10
Evening star., 1952-01-05
HELP WOMEN
TELEPHONE
G0LTHIrTOp

A .well-established WASHINGTON 1irm
oners. this full-time salaried posi-
tion to q qualified woman. Appli-
cants should be experienced il
contracting the public BY phone snd
arranging appointments for sales
men. This Is not sales Job, but
II you have sales ability. you viii
be better suited for this position
Salary commensurate with ability
40-hour week. Give experience, local
references, age and family respon.
sibiltty. Replies confidential. Write
BOX 2SO-D. Star. %
TYPIST-Must be able to type sc
words per minute. general oflce
work, pleasant environment and air
cond. office; 5-day week. Call for
appt. between 8 and IL noon, HO
5000, Mr.. Tinder. -7
rYPIST with fire and casualty in
surance experience: part time. Cal
GEORGE E. BOND AGENCY, Elk
rYPIST. first-class: 5-day week: tor
salary; for CPA's ofice. State ex-
perience. qualifications and salary
desired. Boz 274--C. Star. II
rYPISTS and clerical workers for 6
to wk. period, commencing imme-
diately; located in Silver Spring
YOUNG AMERICA MAGAZINE. Mrs.
Stelfox. JU. 10000, q
Evening star., 1952-01-05
SALESLADIES
SALESWOMEN
SALESWOMEN

ladies' and mems alterations; good
salary. Call MURRAY'S, OR. 1040.
Evening star., 1952-01-05
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc tcont.)

GERMAN WOMAN desires general
hogsework; live In. Call Victor
MHiIDIDIE-AGED WOMAN wants place
as. housekeeper; no objections to
going to farm: Box 259-C, Star. g.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN; good
references. live In, cook and 1st
floor or laundry. With settled
family. OIL. 8036. %
SPANISH WOMAN wants work from
to 6; housekeeping, some cook.
good references. DU. 1880.
|COLORED GIRL. experienced silk
Chandl finisher. LII. $4,000. "a
COLORED GIRL wants Job as
Eai EEaaitrssi isi4ss. SF work Of any kind
COLoRED GIRL, take care Of chill
dren while mother works. Expert
enced. ST. 469S.
COLORED GIRL will take care OF
ladies or gentlemen's apt; part
COLORED WOMAN, laundry Of al
kinds; pick up. deliver; serve din
ner. luncheon. sit with children;
COLORED WOMAN desires days
house work. or 5-day week. Call
Evening star., 1952-01-05
Auto Money Co.
1907 Md. Ave. NE.

WOMAN, age about 45, for g.h.w. and
cook must have Social Security mum.
Der and health card. DE. 1896.
oor Is work. to sass Se mae f.
sary; pleasant working conditions;
salary, $50 wk. plus meals and va
cation. See Mr. Fajfar, SHOLL' e
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn.
YOUNG LADY. receptionist and sales
ferred; refined environment. good
hours. good salary. no Sundays;
asWers strictly CONFIDENTIAL Box
YOUNG WoMAN-cigar clerk in
modern mod 1a.d drug ,,s store; good good heqrs and 4
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY will
train inexperienced white young lady
Tor permanent position as clerk
typist; small ONCE. congenial at
mesphses eSp sens,;tn annaql VACATION retire
WHITE GIRL, between 20 and 80, to
care for invalid child; must be good
and strong and live in. WO. 2195.
LAW FIRM specializing in patent law,
desires secretary-stenograp with
high speed and accuracy; permanent
5-day, 35-hour week: salary, $50
week or more depending upon ex-
perience and ability with excellent
future possibilities. Replies conf
dental Boy bib, Star. %
ATTRACTIVE. neat, young lady as
check-room attendant and cigarette
girl for Washington's newest hotel
cocktail lounge. Apply in person to
Mr.. Cannon, THE HEDIN HOUSE,
Hotel Planet room, 30th and Rhode
Evening star., 1952-01-05
SITUATIONS DoMESTIc

BABY SITTER, Ink, colored. for
| days q week. HO. 5755.
ICLEANING and ironing, reliable col.
ored girl; ref. Available Mon, Tues.
Friday. DE. 0531,
COOK, from Europe. experienced
wishes work in sanatorium. hospital
etc, or private home. Write MRS
FELDMAN, 1888 P st. NV. g.
GIRL. colored, desires part time
work; or willing to take care oi
children; refs. Jordan S-0352.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as baby
sitter; live in; 5-day week. 10
GIRL, COLoRED. desires days wori
or steady JOB as maid plain cook
ing; good refs. Ii. 3-7619. -6
GIRL, colored, for g.h.w., 3 days Q
wk. Call AD.. 1923. -6
LAUNDRESS, house cleaner or 1st.
III IU1s 4.SSso SU 1of A' A''6s 6s
WOMAN wishes days work. expert.
snsedi ref: ST. 3644. -
children. IL. 6-5535. IS
Evening star., 1952-01-05
HELP WokAEN

accurate shorthand
congenial SURROUNDINGS; law ONCE;
5-day week.; salary $500. State
sse ssss ssatasation' stas' experience. Boz
SECRETARY-Rapid dictaphone tran
scriber. educational organization; 5
days, 40 hours; vacation after one
year. 2 weeks; after 3 years,
weeks; after 3 years, 4 weeks; non.
smoker. non-drinker; salary basec
on capacity. Phone National 2277
SECRETARY and claim adiuster ir
accident and health field; Interest.
tng. position for responsible person
with pleasing telephone personality;
typing ability required. Phone fol
apt, MRS. BAILEY, ST. 1888. e
SECRETARY - Lumber experience
helpful, but not necessary. Pleas
ant environment in air-cond. Of
nee; 5-day week. Call for appt.
Mr.. finder. -