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Evening star., 1952-08-24
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
BoOKKEEpERs AND ACCOUNTANTS,

BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS,
xTAg Me Asggests{9S saa6 y these pSsitieqs lens
TEACHERS WANTED for. the best
sslssyhers; Phone BALTo. TEACH
Baltimore. Md. Mulberry $500.
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish a good DO
sition, see GRACE DUNN. 1911 G
September write today giving quail
fleations; No OBLIGATIONS. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS AGENCY, Broad-Grace
Arcade: Richmond, Va.
sSo0kktnEEPEks SooktefnaPp rs tFG Go 50 81 wk- bank
oAsepfr eT R. ave- Ave- 81 Sg75 gk moa UD comp- Saap
or Miss Evans (ST. 36S8). BOYD'S,
Al SECRETARIES. $500 month.
Typist. experienced. fast. S55-S6O;
66ookkeepers. If: accts;. to S75 up.
clks. Dozens of excel openings. Miss
TRAiNEE, h. s. edu.. $50 wk. me-
chanically inclined; printers help
Miss Nil; 9ie ne st seTs5 hoYDs Dsssos6759 shd T1
Eth Ma. 233s.
local and out of town. See Mr..
Ford or Miss Bell at BOYD'S, cor.
G and 18th. ME. 3537.
MEN. AND WOMEN, white and COL
ored. Cooks, dishwashers. drivers
and porterS, cashiers, mattresses,
typist. g.h.w. MAINE EMPLOYMENT
CENTER. 914 1lth st. NV.
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.. stenos. bkprs.. recpts.. typists
file clerks. payroll clerks. bkpg. mch
prs. cashiers PIX oprs.. other
1920 N. Y AVE NV. I'M. bO6
TT @ E1
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored. 1885 yrs. Of age; neat
In appearance. courteous and will
ing to give regular attendance; some
elevator experience helpful. Apply
days, 8:30-5, and Sat-. 9-1. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

When anspertRg ADVERTISEMENT
addressed to Star boIes, do NOT
tnclose original references, photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGl pGlue. Copies serpe the pur.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

CHEF-COOK-Italian cooking; hours.
4 pm. to 2 am; good salary; must
know all Italian dishes. Apply
ROMANO INN, 3705 Bladensburg
rd.. UN. 4444. pa
man with BIS. degree in
chemistry. for interesting work in
laboratory of rapidly growing re-
search and development concern;
salary open. Call OV. 2177 for appt.,
ATLANTIC RESEARCH CORP, Alex,
CLERK-Young man bet. 20 and 80
years OF age with some filing and
tipping .exper. to work in oil-burner
dispatching ONCE. .40-hr wk.. time
and half overtime. Apply SIM
CLAIR REFINING CO.. 401 Farra-
cLERy; 3 5etsll LIQUOR. evenings. a.
CLERK, stock and cleanup man;
full time; local refs: MATTHEWS
PHARMACY. Ii. 3-1065. IA
CLERK for tourist court. middle aged
man, must be bonded; ref. required.
TO. $3.50 after 6 pm. 20
CLERK, Cigar and drug; top saiary.
Apply in person. CROWN DRUG
STORE. 4th and W ne.
CLERK to keep perpetual inventory
records for hospital store room and
assist in receiving and giving out
supplies. Will consider training an
inexperienced person. In reply state
past experience and salary expected.
Box 327-G. Star. -26
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
Assistant Promotion Mgr.

For well-known Washington
organization. Sales exper. nee
essary. knowledge of Govern
ment bureaus helpful. College
graduate preferred but not
essential. Benefits include
medical coverage. 20 days an.
nual leave. insurance and re-
tirement program. Salary,
1890 per annum. Submit
resume to
Boy 2l-6 Star
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HELP-MEN
ELECTRICIAN
MAINTENANCE

White, experienced in electrical re-
pairs: large apartment development.
Apply BUCKINGHAM MAINTE-
NANCE DEPT, 4235 N. Pershing
DR.. rear of post ofice). Arlington,
va Is
WELDERS, exp, ready to
90 to work. S610 Benning I'd. ne.
ELECTRoNIc SERVICE MAN over
35; familiar with ampliner and
recorders; day or eve. services, good
compensation; state experience.
Write Mr.. Adds, 1888 Conn. ave.
TECHNICdAN to assist
In small laboratory; splendid working
conds.; part or full time. Write
Box CSC. Star. IA
or electro
for man experienced in technical.
q administrative and naison-type en-
gineering work. to assume duties
Is project engineer on Government
contract. Expanding organization
offers excellent salary and ad-
vancement opportunity to the right
man. Call for interview. DE.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, coiored; MSS
knowledge Of switchboard; in mod
ern apt. bldg. See resident man
ager. 2223 H ct. NV. -25
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D. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
S1E 10Th STPFFT NJ Iu

315 18th STREET NV.
Bookkpk. mach. oper., cashier. court
reptrs., craftsmen. dental hygienist.
electrn. tech. engineers. estimator.
florist, floor mgrs., ind. stattstician,
Instructor. engr., marine architect,
PIX oper.. physicist, physical ther-
apist. retouch photographer. safety
inspector, stenos.. typists. Other
prof.. tech. clerical pos, local and
overseas.
sos K STREET NV.
Cooks, S35-S75; countergirls, SEQ
S35; countermen. $35-S6O; house.
men. S30-$40; restaurant cashiers,
S4o-$50. and other restaurant
workers.
1876 17th STREET NV.
Female machine shop workers. ag,
1852 min, emo. exper. lathes
boring or milling machine; shift
work, $10.ss per day; couples, house
Unconstitutional recent exper.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
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HELP-MEN
AUTO WASH MAN. Apply LEE
PERSHrNG ESQ, 2300 N. Pershing
dr., Arl.. Va. OW. 7707. -26
BANK CLERK


Young man, IL to 10. to learn bank
ing. Usual employe benefits. g.
day wk. Apply NATIONAL CAPT.
Wasb., TAL H6N6, 81 8 a1e Pa ave- Ae''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, age 25-
36 for real estate properties COM
pany. State education, experience,
qualifications and submit refer
ences: Box 282-G Star. IA
man, rs to 35; salary and future
dependent upon ability; new job
created in progressive concern. Mail
resume to post once, Box 1908,
Washington I3. D. c. pa
BRICKLAYERS NEEDED - Expert
enced mechanics only. Report to
66th ave. and Riverdale rd.. East
Pines. Nd; Mon. or call OIL. Sl40
BUILDiNG FOREMAN. Excellent op-
portunity for aggressive man,
thoroughly experienced in custom
built homes, to supervise construc-
tion Of no more than to 6 houses
at time but most of them different
and in different locations in nearby
Va. Would start with just l house
where would have to do the car
pentry himself. Good basic salary.
plus interest in number houses built
control. Should make $4,000 to
SO, 900 yearly. Box $500 Star.
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

FUBL1C AUCI1ON SALE
OF
2 Auto Tow Trucks, 35 Late
Model Salvage Autos 1946 to
1851 Models Only. Auto
Parts of Every Description,
Air Conditioner, Cash Reg
iSter, Office Safe, etc, etc.
OWNER HyITa x,p RsETIRdNG s5T RI! FROM THE
s,EE SELL pt5 At I,tIeSs PqgLIc AUCTION ON
NO. 1919 WILKENS AVE.
Baltimore, Md.
Wednesday, Aug. 27, 1852
At 1890 AM. daylight TimeJ
r. i@ts sHltaMSj cGEyRozET, TOW TRUCK,
SALVAGE AUTOMOBILES. 1916 70
$40 sqocK MopELf oPl S1REs Only; Nrw LARG5 RSE
sekIpr1oNl ekR RaErS SUCH cH As ksEf4 RADIos, PE;
WATER PUMPS. SPRINGS. GRILLS,
MUFFLERS. STARTERS. GENER-
ATORS AND MANY ITEMS TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION FOUND
ON A LARGE. WELL-OPERATED
WILL OFFER. AS AN
ENTIRETY, ALL AUTOS. TRUCKS,
PARTS AND EQUIPMENT. IN
CLUDING A PERMIT FOR DIS
MANTLING AUTOMOBILES, THE
BID TO BE ACCEPTED OR RE-
JECTED IMMEDIATELY. IF THE
ENTIRETY BID IS REJECTED. WE
WILL THEN SELL IN DETAIL ALL
THE ABOVE E-MENTIONED ITEMS
DEPOSIT REQUIRED
FROM ALL PURCHASERS. PROMPT
REMOVAL REQUIRED IF SOLD In
DETAIL.
T. c. w. HOBBS CO., INC.
AUCTIONEERS.
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BUS DRIVERS

Applications are now being
received for qualified men
and women between the
ages of % and SIS years to
operate Montgomery Coun-
ty Public School buses,
starting September 8, 1852.
Applicants will please con-
tact MIR. Marks or Mr..
Ream, Board Of Educa-
tion, Rockville, Maryland.
Telephone Rockville 1891
for interview.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
PERSONAL (cont.)
PERSONALITY
BACK TO SCHOOL.

Consultant instructor In personality
Reas. MISS LEE. DU. O931, 5
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You will probably be sewing for your
children now. Has your sewing ma
chine been serviced lately2 We will
loan you q machine while yours is
being repaired.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
lS40 q st. NV. MA. O1S4
pa
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FOUNTAIN MAN, experienced with
references; sober and dependable.
top wages and working conds. See
Mr.. Mckee in person. THE KENE-
SAW DRUG STORE SODA FOUN-
TAIN. 3069 Mt. Pleasant.
FOUNTAIN MAN-Exper.. mature;
eyes,, all day Sun; excel. hourly
rate to right man. Phone JU. 9-e729.
FUEL on TRUCK DRIVER; exper.
only; good pay and working .cond.
Call DI. 6S66, bet. 8 Am. and pm.
FURNITURE SALESMAN wanted by
one of the most beautiful furniture
stores in America. We have . de-
sirable opening on our sales stan
for o young man over 90 years Nof
age with college education, artistic
qualities and appreciation Of hne
furnitures Experience essential. Call
Mr.. Diffee ct Woodley 4244 for ap.
pointment. COLONY HOUSE. 4244
fSnnmnPffAIft AVAnnA.
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MELPAR, INC.

DISHWASHER-White must be de-
pendable. Salary plus board. room
and laundry. Apply In person. Do
not phone. Masonic and Eastern
ave. ne. 40
DRAFTSEiAN for ornamental iron
shop. Experience this line not nee
essary but helpful. Steady job right
man Vacations and nuspitaliza-
ton. Apply in person 10 am. to
IL noon. ACME IRON WORKS. 1910
Mt. Olivet I'd. ne.
DRIVERS. white, for large distribu-
Apply 1121 5th st. NV. -26
DRIVER. white, experienced in
handling household appliances. Must
know city and suburbs. Call 81.
DRIVER, 81 to 35. for wholesale dry
cleaning plant. Good pay. steady
Job. SAFEWAY CLEANERS, rear
1925 Georgia ave.
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C. G. SLOAN & CO., INC.
Observation-Disclosures
ESTATE SAFE

C. G, SLOAN & CO., INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ESTATE SALE
goods, office furniture,
personal effects. Oriental rugs, etc.
Embracing in part Victorian sofas
ana chairs, mahogany dining room
and bedroom furniture, metal file
cases and cabinets. office desks and
chairs. radios. upholstered daven-
ports, love seats. lounge chairs, large
lot Victrola records. chests of draw
ers. lamps. mirrors. paintings, coll
ored prints. china. glassware, brtc-a-
brac, cedar chest, secretaries. book
cases, Empire wardrobe, beds, box
springs. mattresses, typewriters. lin
ems. occasional chairs and tables,
electric recorders. etc.
At Public Auction
AT SLOAN'S
us 18th st.
Tuesday
August Goth, at 10 AM.
BY order of the National Savings and
Trust CO. and many private owners.
c. G. SLOAN e. CO.. INC. Aucts.
Established 1891 au24. .25
. By T. C. W. HOBBS 4 CO., INC.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
FOREMEN

Openings at Falls Church and Alex
andria branches, supervised crew
of yard men In busy lumber yards,
must have knowledge Of and be able
to figure lumber. Company bene-
fits include disqualification. surgical
service, life inSur., paid vacations
and holidays. discounts.
HECHINGER, COMPANY
APPLY AT PERSONNEL OFFICE
18TH & H STS. NE.
PHONE Ii. T-940O
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Furniture Salesman

II you are experienced We have an
unusually good opening to sell in
our store. Salary, $50 weekly and
in addition commission on all sales.
No quotas, no charge backs, no re:
store trafiic. We believe our sales
mems earnings are today amongst
the top Of furniture salesmen's earn
ings In this city. Come in to dis
euss with me our biggest program
for expansion. Ny Friend John.
ATLAS FURNITURE. o21 q st. nv.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

AEu0gIOn, N&. Ca1 I'll. O0IU.
ENGINEERS
Highway Design and
Construction
Department of Public
Works
Montgomery County, Md.
Highway Engineers to SIS, 5,250
Highway Craftsmen to So, ,444
Instrument Men,
$3,444 to $4,000
Rodmen, $2,982 to $3,536
Materials Engineers to $3.50
Highway Inspector to $3.50
Permanent employ ment,
State merit system; oppor-
tunity for advancement,
paid annual and sick leave.
Write or phone Personnel
Office, Court House, Rock
vile, Maryland.
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Classified Ad Rotes
Tnnol Advar<;ra-.

AOCdl advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time 3Sc per line.
TO times consecutively S5c per
times consecutively 33c per line
New Automobiles 55c per line 4-iine
minimum
Special Notices and Personal SC per
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
Slme for correction before second
To Place . Star Classified Ad Cali
Sterling 5000
And Ask for Ad Taker
CLOSING HOURS
SUNDAY EDITION. PM. Sat.
MONDAY EDITIONS Pm. Sun.
TUES. to FRI-9 PM DAY BEFORE
SATURDAY EDITION-10 PM. FRI.
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AUTO MECHANICS

Opening for several ex-
perience mechanics looking
for permanent employment.
Top salary; excellent work
ing conditions in modern shop.
Must have references. Apply
in person. Mr.. Mills or Mr..
HerSon.
MANHATTAN AUTO
INC
9TH AND R SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Electricians and Helpers
For new housework, also exper. elec-
tricians to do jobbing work. Good
pay. good working conditions;
Wis. ave-. Bethesda. WI. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
LABORERS

For new construction Job started at
4th and Valley ave. sc. e blocks
of s. Capitol and Atlanticl. -26
Evening star., 1952-08-24
CATERING MANAGER

Under 35 years; permanent; training
for management salary commen-
surate with experienced and ability,
substantial employment benefits.
For personal interview, write Box
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BUILDER-S SALESMAN

For local wholesale distrib.
utor to handle nationally
known line OF Kitchen equip
washers. refrigerators, and
ranges. State age and exper.
fence. Box 131-B, Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
We WILL ADVANCE the cash

WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds. etc. pledged else
month: LIVINGSTON q CO. 142$ i
st: NV: Only licensed and ooi.ded
teed highest loans. Open till 6
II4s1, serial 54o7a1asl:0 'Wul Die be
sold at auction, 10, am, Aug. 25,
name Of CHRISTOPHER. HERsoN's
AUTO PARTS g. GLASS, ~ Fla.
Casa asSi piej L6ANs on diamonds, ,ewelr,.
etc: IL; only bonded and licensed
eTON g. CO, 1923 H st. NV. Open
HAlR GOODS-Toupees. wigs. praIds
eonn ee5asn0ns ave etS IA 555S a5SHEE5 zb g7aS Sis
guaranteed Prone VA. v ~; 4ss5. 81: "0fA
AMATEUR COMPOSERS-EaVe your
music improvizations written on
paper harmenized. FRANCIS GAR
FLA, MI. 6537. 1904 Lawrence st. n e.
nursing home: 24-Sour ArS nursing HHstp1so care:
kESsINGToN KEN is6ElSi GARDENs "a 9GaS NURSING
fooNnf.,Sg. HOME: one Of the finest for agsesd5,
IL
hour nursing care. LO. 5-OS72.
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
@ st. NV.
GHARON-For convalescents. aging.
cronical Ill, charming country loca-
ton, 24-hr. nursing, physicians
1-mile, licensed, recommended dial
operator for Fulton S-4941. Olney,
Md.
OUR PLATFORM-We're in favor Of
Indians, old folks, the right to call
lemon q lemon. and--well-ex-
pressed ideas in black and white
MEARS MANUSCRIPT SERVICE,
RI 3513, .Denrike Bldg. Writing,
editing. typing and duplicating Serv-
ices. Content plus appearance equals
a captivated audience plus a success
full written idea.
ACCOUNTANT-Boo started, kept
part time. Audits. taxes Reas
Wkdys., DI. 1872: home, JE. 4-36T7.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

BULLDOZER OPERATOR for fine
grading; only sober and dependable
need apply; steady work. SH. 3Q2S.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR Expert
enced front end loader operator;
must have transportation. Apply
in person, 234J Montgomery st.
(Montgomery Hills). Silver Spring
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, to operate
Inter. I'd 6 bulldozer for general
house grading; white; must have
transportatton; over 21; steady work.
81. 1897.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR
Experienced only. Large construction
firm. Excellent wages. steady en-
ployment. Apply Conn. Ave. Park,
Wheaton, Md. DIRECTIONS: Out
Conn. ave. to Viers Mill rd., turn
left l mile to sign. "a
BURNER AND WELDER, to work in
auto parts yard, some knowledge in
dismantling and mechanical knowl-
edge advantageous. steady work,
good pay. BRENNER'S AUTO
PARTS 1910 Montana ave. ne.
BUS BOYS, must be experienced. Ap-
ply GUSTS RESTAURANT, 1887 M
st. NV, RE. 0S95. "a
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DEBIT AGENT

DEPT. MANAGER
boys wear. Excel. opportunity for
advancement. Perm. position. Top
salary. Apply Mr.. Brown, NOR
TONS. 427 7th st. NV. DI. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

ELECTRICAL APPLTANCE repairman
needed for bench work on small elec.
household appliances. Apply after 2
pm. c. A. LEfRERT. ola I've st.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

OxG4 Gxk
White; some inside work for florist
business.
GEORGIA FLOWER SHOP
1249 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
DRUG CLERK, experienced only; 8
evenings. alternate SUNDAYS. Apply
ssSaAhMMJ.cG3o e MJ cGoldTsn 1gsS .nS SSHAsIIEToN q n.
DRUG CLERK. fun or part time.
ne. area. LU. 1901. -25
DRUG CLERKS, age 10 to 40; expert
enced preferred: 40-hour week. $3.50
to 6. Monday through Friday. Good
salary to start. Apply WALoREN
with car. and D. c.
license Call HO. 1865.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER wanted;
some experience necessary. Apply
or phone MacWINS TELEVlSION q
ELECTRIC. OIL. 1850. PA
ELECTR4CIANS for new work; $2.25
per hr. Also helpers: HARPER
IT .Ey SERVICE TT 2.H2C2 an
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SECRETARY-$31O


SECRETARY-$310
AUToMOTIvE SALES, car plus S400I
ACCOUNTING CLERK $780,
FEMALE
SECRETARY $275
cASHiER-sUPERvIsoR $3.50
TELEPHONE CLERK ----S S217
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
1913 18th st. NV. 2nd Fl.
Professional Placement
1885 EYE ST. NV, RE. 1853
Receptionist, good typist $3,640I
Lab. tech. ---Top salary
X-ray Tech. - S3.310I
Dental asst: sxper. Good $ salary 6dS
SCHOOL POSITIONS
PUBLIC SCHOOL-S24o to $40 MO.
Commercial. physical education. Latin
and Spanish, Librarian 0rainedl.
arts and crafts. English and .psy..
chology. industrial arts. agricultural
education. 9th grade tatypicaD.
primary grades, elementary grades.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Librarian ttrained), commercial (eve-
ming SCHOOL,. dietician (exper.. live
I'M, girls physical education, COM
mercial college leveD. senior master
Give I'M.
ADAMS TEACHERS
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MEADOWS REST HOME

MEADOWS REST HOME
Pvt. and semipvt. rooms, special
rates for couples: also special rates
for ambulatory patients in effect
now. DE. 4S98.
Exquisite" Specializes, in
SPOTS
Removing with or without cleaning.
Coffee, nail polish. lipstick. paint,
ink, beverages, perspiration. blood.
rust. etc.
SUEDE
And leather garments, gloves, hand
bags cleaned with velvety feel and
bright color.
DYEING
OF clothes. drapes and slip covers.
Guaranteed no Shrinkage
Bring or mail your problems to the
Specialist!
EXQUISITE"
The Dye Work Specialist
GE. 9777.
Drive in: Cor Ga. and N. h Ave
Bring or mail this ad to US and
well mail you an address oooklt9
Evening star., 1952-08-24
AUCTION SALES Cont }

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture,
glass, china, frames, bric- a-brac,
ETC.; Thurs. Sept. 4. 7:30 pm.
SUBURBAN AUCTION. Rockville,
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ENGINEER

For lge. apt. bldg. Good salary, excel.
working conds. 7th class license or
better. Must be exper. In air cond.
Apply Chief Engineer. 3636 18th
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SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
CLERK -TYPISTS

EMPL. SERV.
1919 18th ST. NV. Elk. 1870
Mathematician, Phi. D.
Ten years exper. computing equip
ment and administration Of math.
2. 92ro!ects. Position chief of data re-
Florida to S14,a0
RESEARCH
Under 35, bus. grad. Harvard or
Some exper. Application economies
marketing a and business trends. To
REPRESENTATIVE
c;E., promotional work, travel head
stfuction or sanitation fields " using sing
drainaEe Eoo tile, Car nee. Expenses:
RADHR AR TECHN1C1ANs
Some specialized training. several
years exper.. installation and main
tenance radar equipment. Field en-
ssianeering sa eedg positions, some travel; to
ACCOUNTANT
Under 35. 3 yrs. general exper.. some
exper. in writing of some form de-
sirable but not essential. Associa-
ton held. $4,000:
SECRETARY
2s-32, executive type; ne. location:
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg,
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 9442.
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NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
HrnNi

Clerk-typist $225 mo.
Stenoeraphers (many) $275-S350 mo.
Country club desk clerks (no exp.
nec) $3.50 mo. plus room and board.
Clerks (many) ---- S50-S65 wk.
Clerks. Airlines --.- SOL mo.
Stripper tcolor work. -----$2:50 hr.
IBM operator 500 mo.
Professional Personnel Bur.
174O K st. NV, ME. 1892
Med. techs. secys., recepts.-type:.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
I'HE GIRL
BEHIND The CAT
(See Page l8)

MISS MARIAN GANN recently arrived in
Ivl New York to try her luck at modelling.
She got lonely in her little East Side apart
ment and when the corner druggist men
toned that his cat had just produced several
blessed events in the back storeroom, Miss
Gam said she'd take one.
She chose black kitten and named it
''Chula, Spanish word that you can't trans
late very well = funny little thing" is close
enough.
Miss Gam worried about Chula because
all the exercise she got was jumping up on
tables and shelves and knocking things over.
So she bought small harness and took her
out for walks.
She Knows the Law
AT FIRST Chula baked at being on leash,
and the traffic noises made her jittery. But
now she struts around Central Park as if she
owned the place and takes special delight in
plunging at unwary pigeons who saunter too
near.
She has complete contempt for dogs, no
iiioStCl AiOW LOU0 utCy Ddl n dtlQ At iiCI.
She is apparently well aware of the city ordi-
nance that all dogs must be kept on leash.
Chula naturally attracts comment from
passers-by; many take it for granted that she
must be valuable because she's on leash, and
they ask what breed she is. Miss Gam finally
got fed up with explaining that Chula was
just an alley cat from the corner drugstore,
so she now answers all queries with clipped:
It's a genuine Black Pharmacy cat" People
generally cluck their tongues and 60 away
impressed
Miss Gam attracts good deal of attention
herself, since she is statuesque six-foot-two
redhead. She comes from Texarkana, Texas,
where they build things big, and to last It
remains to be seen whether she and Chula will
conquer the big town. but in the meantime
they're certainly doing spectacular job hold
ing up traffic. CHARLES d. RICE
Photographs by Martin Iger
Evening star., 1952-11-09

'Nescafe pronounced NEs- -cAFAY)
the exclusive registered trademark
The Nestle Company, Inc, to designa
its soluble coffee product which is cor
posed of.equal parts of pure solut
coffee and added pure carbohydrat
(dextrins, maltose and dextrose) add,
solely to protect the flavor.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

All the coffee freshness, all the rich
flavor of Nescafe' is seaLed-in by an ex-
elusive Nescafe process. Extra amounts
of Nescafe's own "Flavor-Seal" are
added to keep the flavor in every gran
ule Of pure coffee until the jar is used up!
Each time you make Nescafe in your
cup, or in your coffee maker, that
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Wellesley Tea
Planned SUNDAY

Recent Wellesley College grad
yates will discuss their careers
in Washington at a tea to be
given by the Local Wellesley
Alumnae from 4:30 to $50 pm.
Sunday at the Hannah Harrison
School. 447O Macarthur boulevard
NV.
The meeting is being arranged
by club members who attended
Wellesley in the 1940's and 1950's.
Miss Katherine Safer, president
Of the Washington Wellesley Club,
has announced.
The program will be directed by
Mrs. Bernard Koteen and Miss
Jane Jewell. The speakers will be
Mrs. Charles j. Alexander. Mrs.
Sheldon Kaplan, Mrs. James H.
Stallings, jr.. and Mrs. Donald
Watkins.
Miss Katherine Kirby, director
.of the Hannah Harrison School
and a Wellesley graduate, will
assist with receiving the tea
guests.