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Evening star., 1952-11-02

DISTRIBUTORSTIIP
Factory franchise available immedi-
ately on new pat. baby item, nation
ally. advertised. Only high-caliber
hard-working men considered. Fac
dreds Of leads. Cali Rockville 1906
range interview.
CRAFTSMAN. part time; detailing
hoiloW no1, y, metal ald and kalamein products.
DRAFTSMAN COMPUTER. expert.
enced in subdivision work; perma-
DRAFTsMAN-Research and devel-
opment firm in Alex. requires a
craftsman for varied and interest
ing work; exp. in equipment; devel-
ov si77 5V for apt pp al ATI&ST1c oRS sRs re
SEARCH CORP. Alex. Va. -
DRAFTSMAN-Ele for engi-
neering dept: OF small DEVELOPMENT
and manufacturing CO.. good oppor.;;
s1ss Ssssa 1sT %a" asg'nSs1sp es Il f1t as ss:s
DRIVER. isisaasW Wcolored-1f you have refer.
ences, are dependable and a nom
drinker and are re interested in a
cleaning route, call me Sunday at
GE. 1908. .
DRIVER--Warehouse and truck de-
livery duties; white, strong. fast,
intelligent: 5h-day week; salary,
$50 week. raises. Call MA. 1892
Sun. JU. 7-6565l, IS
DRIVER FOREMAN. to supervise
handbill distributors; previous ex-
perience and knowledge of city de-
sirable. A. D. W. $50 N. Y. ave. n. W.
DRIVERS, guar and commission for
full time drivers: liberal bonus. g
way radio and taxi meters in all
903 N. Glebe rd. Arlington. -
DRUG CLERK experience necessary.
Apply Mrs, Turco. MAXWELL &
rENNYSON. RE. 1900. Ext. 103.
916 10th st. NV. %
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YES. YOU CAN
SHARON

For convalescents, chronically I'll. OF
those who want rest in charming
surroundings. Beautiful Colonial
house. VI ,hr. D. c. line; well insu.
cs ssid ana r1F ion aS s.aS4 nqp5sans pa.ss
Evening star., 1952-11-02

AUTO MECHANIC, FIRST class; Lin.
colin Mercury experience preferred.
Must be sober and reliable; 5-day
week: plenty Of work; $3.50 basis.
See Mr.. Wentz, GRADY MOTORS,
INC 1909 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda,
AUTO. MECHANIC. white. for used
week: paid holidays. Call FIR. 1882
AtTo MfsSf MGcHAN1d. II ne ehrysler experience
geefesTed; gse Ms ststsny 5day S6v E6 salary basis
AUTO MECHANIC-5-day wk.: clean
JOB ,servicing new cars. Parking
priyileges. Guaranteed income. Va
cation and insurance. See Mr.. Cra-
bill; l. P. STEUART, INC, River I'd.
and B. g. o. Railroad. Bethesda. Md.
road ssrsies eGperienced aSF IL al
makes OF cars; paid vacation and
aoiidays. Excel. working conditions;
hamilton sss Mf Bowen SOW avatfiT. ra%fE FSFd %S s14
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced in
all makes OF cars; paid vacation
ana holidays. Excel. working condi-
tions. See Mr.. Bowen, Palmer Ford.
Sll0 Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville. Md.
ton. Excellent salary and bonus.
Individual car lift. Paid vacation,
pied wfLsoN Rse ciea6 eoNAe @FilS5ms 1SG Sap
7g25 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
AUTO MECHANIC, 1st-class. Chrys-
Ter experience preferred; excellent
opportunity in modern shop; good
guarantee, fiat rate, paid vacation.
holidays and sick leave. insurance
dement's. Must be well recommended.
See Mr.. Collins, ANACOSTIA MO-
TOR CO., INC, 170S Good Hope
I'd. Sc. . --3
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC
We need two first-class mechanics to
work In our modern up-to-date shop.
Plenty. Of work, excellent working
conditions. See Mr.. Mills. STOHL-
MAN CHEVROLET. 33rd and M sts.
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Attention Mr.. Businessman
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture,
glass china frames. hEie1ar6ras,
AUCTION. Rockville, Md.
property Of Mary Giles Blunt. An
tiques and modern glass, china.
crystal, brass andirons, candle
sticks, etc, furniture, tables. rugs,
grandfather's clock, some Nielsen,
Dresden silver and jewelry, Louis
XIV handpainted fan, misc. house
hold eneSts; Thursdsy, Nov. $3.50
tioneeI. Suburban Auctions. Rock
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AUCTION SALES tcent.,

Fed L. williams b Zed L. williams jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
For parties for whom it may
concern, we will sell by pub.
lie auction the herein listec
furniture & personal prop.
erty; terms, cash; prompt
removal.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
THIS TUES. (Nov. 4th). 2 PM.
8 wal. bedroom suites.
2 dinette sets:
l mahog. upright piano. good condi.
Odd mahog. corner cupboard.
2 electric refrigerators.
2-pc. living room suite
Several living rm. and lounge chairs
"Caloric" high grade late gas range
Several innerspring mattresses.
Pr. Hollywood new beds.
Several splendid coffee tables.
Lamps of various kinds.
Odd chests and dreSsers.
wall mirrors.
Lamp and end tables.
Many other unlisted items.
Public exhibition all day Monday and
Tuesday I'D to sale hour.
Auctioneers' Phone, Ma. 2679.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
AUTO SALESMAN

We have q position open for an ex-
perienced high-grade automobile
salesman Of good character. If you
have a good record of accomplish
ment and are reliable, we offer you
an opportunity to make q connec-
tion with q large Chevrolet dealer.
ship Excellent working conditions.
transportation furnished. liberal
compensation. Apply to Mr.. Ma
honey. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 14th and Florida ave. NV.
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CAR HOPS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
time or week end, day or nigh
shifts; salary plus excellent tbs
meals and uniforms furn.; employ.
ment dement's include paid vacation
SICK leave. insurance and hospital
iZation.
APPLY ANY HOT sHoPPE. INC
Or Employment once, Room 700
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AccOuntant-B OOkkeeper

Please apply 18th st. entrance. II
Accountant Bookkeeper
One Senior and One Junior
Good openings with progressive re-
tail chain. Senior position requires
daily sales audit. Reconciliation
work. Junior position will entail
some knowledge of accounts re-
ceivable. Reconciliation work in ma
chine. posting section of large ONCE.
Salaries are open to sensible person
with initiye and good appearance
ton. To arrange interview, call
MISS WINTERS. Ii. 7-8262. 4
ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE-Young
executive ability to learn light in
dustItal business In well-eStablished
Arlington firm. good future assured
to right person; regular salary in
creases; 40-hr. week. employe bene-
fits. Call ia 6-S601. %
AGENT for est. industrial insurance
route as salesman and collector.
Unlim. oppor. for . man with initia-
tive and ability. Auto nee. Apply sos
VICTOR BLDG, 724 9th st. NV.
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PERSONAL Cont,
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

COLORED private detective, D. G, lie.
former U. s. Govt, ofacer: university
trained. AID. 8773.
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Classified Ad Rates

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (MinimLm)
time, 43c per line.
3 to times consecutively. 3Sc pei
line.
2 times consecutively. see per line.
New automobiles. 60c per line. 4.line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal. &c pei
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second In
sertien.
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EMPL. SERV
"Washington's Largest Agency
MEN

MEN
Sales engineer (exper. in plastics
resins and molding powdersl
S170 wk.
Sales trainees tmany openines--var-
iouS lineS)
S24O-S3OO mo-, plus comm
legislative liaison and reporting
to $4.500 VI
Executive trainees accounting de
Executive CLERK tsome steno.y
start S3,240 VI
Department mgr. furniture adjust
ment) -- - $4. 100 VI.
stenosraphers excellent oppsoSrntuni- sSn
Accounts, jr. and se@i-sS 'cPA
Multilith operator = - S55 wk.
Mail clerks (young mem S2,750 yr
Auditor. payroll. for insurance CO.
Inventory control clerk darnlturej
to $1,000 yr.
IBM operator twill train $500 yr.
Warehousemen reference necessary
Credit collection supervisor
start $1,000 yr.
Asst. credit mgr. (traineeJ - $3.50 mo.
mo 1Eth CIT NW
Evening star., 1952-11-02

Automobile Statesmen!
Experience in appliances or direct
selling. Have the best money
making deal in town for the right
men. We will teach you automo-
bile selling and furnish leads; large
ear earnings IN vDs assured; ApPly % il per-
II st ne
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AUTO MECHANIC

We have . double stall, with twin
post lift. vacant, for one eXper.
leadership. Pleas Pleasant t''Ss WORKING king con- CON-
ditions, paid holidays and vacation.
Apply to Mr.. Cutler, MONROE FORD
CO., Silver Spring, Nd, 81. 1900.
p
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
Two good men wanted at once; $3.50
with paid holidays and annual va
cation with pay. group hospitaliza-
tion, yearly bonus and other COM
pany benefits: modern, well-equipped
shop: plenty of work. See Mr.
Hummel
Evening star., 1952-11-02
HELP MEN (cont.)

ARTIST--Advertising agency. Youna
man with some training and ex-
perience in newspaper layouts and
type. Must be familiar with news
paper production processes. Good
opportunity for art training and
advancement. Reply giving resume
Of experience. training. age, salary
requirement. etc. Box 120-M, Star
ASST. MGR.-Young man to assist
collection mgr. Of well-known A.
nance. company. Experience desir-
able but not necessary. Excellent
opportunities for advancement. Paid
vacation, group insurance and hos
pitalization. Apply to MANAGER
ave. MT. Rainier. Nd. -
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, part time,
days. AT. 0322.
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Attractive oppor. for young man. tt
train for executive position with
nationally known small loan CO.;
good starting salary and car allow.
ance. free life and health and &C.
cident insurance and disqualification
rs iTss HnnT9rN psnslSn annuity o6d plan; Phon.
person. 1910 Georgia ave-. Silver
SPRINGS. Md. -
AUTO BODY MAN = We'll equipped d
shop. Straight salary. Vacation With
pay. STEELES GARAGE. 81 New
York ave. ne, Elk. 6490.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

DISHWASHER-Apply Mr.. Gray OF
Mr., Carr. GATEWAL DINER. No. 3
1905 Ft. Meyer dr.. Arlintgon. Va
exper.: good pay, nc
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BELLMAN AND DooRMAN
ALBAN TOWERS
37O0 MASS. AVE. NV.

RELIABLE WHITE MAN with car,
for GI training as weather stripper.
Call VI. 1899 evenings, -
WANTED-Young men to Join the
D. c. National Guard with full days
Thursdsy Thur nirht; 2-Weei camp cam ei eaei
year with full pay and allowances
II interested. call u. 2-6140. IA
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Spanish-Eng Secy. (F)
Start S3.700
Typist, fast, accur., S3,100
GRACE DUNN

1911 G. St. N. w. RE. 2s2s
RECEP., PIX OPR., $55 WK.
Diplomatic, attractive; Bookkeeper
tel. opr., $3.50; Clerk-typist, medi-
cal clinic, .S225; Hotel P. B. x
opr.. S44 wk.: Ledger Clerk, typist
S55-S60 wk.; Dozens Of others daily
Welcome. Inquire Miss Reed or Miss
Young. MA. 60S8 or ST. 1864.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
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ACCOIIMT1MT

Accounting graduate in early 2os,
experience preferred but not re-
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN.
SURANCE CO., 14th and L SITS. q. W.
Please apply 18th st. entrance. --4
Evening star., 1952-11-02

Publ. Relation Secy (F)
Start 1925 mo-. legal exp: steno-
bookkpr., $500 mo-; Steno., little
shorthand, $3.50; Legal stenog, N. E..
excl. SAL; Steno. -Secy.. large office,
$275 up. OPENINGS for so steno-
secy. daily Salaries to $4,000 UP.
Inquire ST. 1886. tEst. SO yrso
Miss Grant.
BOYD'S. Cor. G. and 18th
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BACTERIOLOGISTS
Top Level: exper. research laboratSry Sgy
CONSTRUCTION T SUPT.
Must have extensive exper. in constr.
and main. domestic, garden-type
apts and multi-story once bldgs;
STATISTICIAN
volyed in some type Of develop
MECH. DESIGNERS
Complex and intricate mechanics
munitions. fusings. heat transfer
and heating systems for process.
Machine shop equip. and practices
exper Complex mech. design and
dev. problems, chemical engr.. etc.
Salary according to experience Exp ooo
ARCHITECT
Deg must have extensive exper. in
domestic and commercial a fields. ss mn
CRAFTSMEN
Electro-mech. instrument type expert,
ence to $500
WALTER H. KESSLER
Psrsonns| nna seryce s,s wash, s4 sldE sI4
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
"Washington's LARGEST Agency"
MEN
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ERGO

IL RESEARCH CORP
Md. WA. 4444. Ext. 70
Evening star., 1952-11-02

LIQUOR SALESMAN
For fine retail store, permanent,
Hours IL to 8 pm weekdays; SAT-
urday 10 to 8 pm. Must be ex.
perienced.. sober, reliable and have
excellent local reference. Top salary
and commission. Phone MR.. DAW.
SON. DE. 1856 for apt. Il
LITHOGRAPH. negative stripper,
platemaker: union wages, DRAKE
PRESS. 916 N. Y. ave. NV. q
Evening star., 1952-11-02

Who want to pioneer in new and
interesting work with q young, pro-
gressive organization.
We will, help YOU apply your present
experience In the field of heiicopter
englneering and TRAIN YOU AT
Evening star., 1952-11-02

Mon. November 3, 8 am, to 12:3l
pm. for appointment.
, 1952-04-09
Charles Fuunt

Continued From Page One
a heart attack as he was prepar-
ing to take a shower.
The body was found, seated in
a chair, by a customer, who noti-
fled Everett Marchant, GIL South
Summit street, operator of the
bathhouse. Marchant called police.
bet. Sgt J. B. Hogan and bet.
w Jones, who Investigated, said
FAINT fell against a gas heater and
received first and second degree
burns on his right arm and the
right side of his chest.
FAINT, a former waiter, came to
, 1952-04-09
PORT

Republic wereoff 3 4 at theirworst,
u. S. Steel was off 3I3; and
Jones and Laughlin was down LA.
Among other key issues, Chry-
sler, General Electric and General
Motors were fractionally improv-
ed, while American Telephone,
Kennecott, and Anaconda easde.
The swift-moving Amerada ran
up 9 liz points in the oils to a
new high of 235 on top of a 10
point jump yesterday. Shell gain
ed / ia and Phillips rose 3I4.
Rails we're mixed with a rise of
3I4 in Southern Pacific contrast
ing with a loss of a point in II
linois Central.
At II am. the Dow Jones in
dustrial average was off A cents:
the rails were up IA cents; and
the utilities were down 13 cents.
Volume for the first hour pick
ed up somewhat to 100000 shares.
Curb stocks were irregular. Big
board bonds were mostly lower.
Corn and cotton were higher in
commodities.
, 1952-04-09
Winston Wood

Winston Wood, 66, of 1862 w.
Fifth ST., a resident of Dayton
eight years, died at $50 am.
Tuesday at St. Elizabeth hospital
where he was admitted a week
ago. He was a native of Malone,
Ala.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Romano Powell and Mrs.
Velma Dunn; five sons, Thomas,
Matthew, Davis, Irwin and Elvin,
all of Dayton; his mother, Mrs.
Victoria Wood of Delta, Ala. five
sisters, Mrs. Ella Byrdsong Of OK
ford, Ala. ; Mrs. Ada Irwin of Chi
cago, Mrs. Lizzie Henderson and
Louise and Anna May Wood of
Delta; 13 brothers, including Nit
, 1952-04-09

tina such accommodation had been
made available. Other discussions
death with the coming primary
involving state candidates and Or
ganization procedures. The meet
ing adjourned at $3.50 pm. after
remarks from members of Column
bus (Franklin County,.
, 1952-04-09
Federated Democrats To
Hold State Convention

A joint meeting ofthe Executive Board and Steering
Committee ofthe Federated County Democrats of Ohio,
composed of leaders throughout the state met in Column
bus last Sunday in a meeting called by the State Chair
man, John O. Holly of Cleveland. The session began at
IL 80 in the new penthouse of the Plaza Hotel.
, 1952-04-09
TODAY'S FASHION A

concluded from page 81
mentary piece which is to be worn
either hanging like a miniature
wavy tail from the base of the
Fluff" or tucked neatly around
it in a bun.
To each his own: The noodle like
a poodle Or the hair like
the hare?
, 1952-04-09

Continued From Page l
day at the McLin Chapel by Rev.
R. R. Hagan. Burial will be in
Green Castle Cemetery. Friends
may call after 5 pm. Thursday
until time Of services at McLin
Funeral Home, 1130 Germantown
st.
, 1952-04-09

Among the topics dlscusSedwere
various recommendations from the
Steering Committee, under the
Craftsmanship of Atty. Norman
McGhee of Cleveland, dealingwith
the further Indignation of Negroes
into all state government depart
ments, and especially the Highway
State Patrol. Atty. Maynard Dick
erson, Vice Chairman of the In
dustrial Commission pointed out
that very few Negroes had made
an application to that branch of
the highway and urged that more
in the prescribed age bracket
throughout the state should write
into the Department requesting
applications. Such requests should
be addressed to Col. George Min
gle, Supt. of the Highway Patrol,
Columbus.
The Federation State Convention
vas the next item onthe agenda
which voted last year in Cleveland
to meet in Dayton. 1t was decided
that due to this being both a ma
tional and state campaign election
year, it was necessary that three
(3) days would be needed in or
der to complete the Convention a.
genda. Friday, Saturday and Sun
day Of September 26th, 9th, and
28th, were selected as Convention
dates.
James M. Wilson, Federation
Chairman Of Montgomery County
and Mrs. Mary OVERLY Jones in
the Committee members
that through the Chamber of Com
merce and other leaders of Day.
ton, six of the largest downtown
hotels had pledged their coopera-
ton of accommodating the dele
gates attending this conventional 1t
noted that this was the first
time as it was in Toledo in 1850
, 1952-04-09
Industry

Continued From Page One
the government (~regarding seiz-
ure ofthe mills) but was awaiting
such information.
, 1952-04-09

chell, Rufus, Mckinley and How
ard Wood, all of Dayton, and
several grandchildren.
, 1952-04-09

living by gambling. Previous
gambling convictions and the gov
ernment's 10 percent gambling tax
are considered sufficient proof for
arrests.
, 1952-04-09

Dayton from Kentucky 65 years
ago. He is survived by two neph-
ews, Wilfred and William FAINT,
and two %nieces, Mrs. Mary Belle
Watterson of New York city and
Mrs. Eugenia Wilson.
, 1952-04-09
MARKET
BY KoSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, April 9 '(INS)--
The Stock Market took in stride
today the news that the govern
ment had seized the nations steel
mills to avert a strike.
There vas some selling in steel
shares but there we're enough off
setting gains in other groups to
give the list as a whole an appear
ance of stability.
In the steel list, Bethlehem and
, 1952-04-09
Classified Ads

Classified Ads
THE ALLEN HOTEL and GRILL
ONE of Kentucky's finest hotels
Daily rate: single $3.50, double
$500. Bath. Always a room. 25-
16 w. Madison st. Phone Cy-
press 1926. Louisville IL, KY.
SCHNEIDER Goodwill Industries
Ladies Jackets $50, Skirts .98c
Bed and Springs $12.98 : $40.
90, Straight Chairs $1.59 up.
Overstuffed Chairs $3.50 up.
Goodwill Stores, 1925 w. 3rd.
st. - POI w. 5th st. t-65
FOR SALE-Fence pickets up to
AZ inches, loo each. Call MI-61-
10. t60
WANTED-Two real estate sales
men. Fred Bowers Realty Co.
Call HE-4932. t-60
FOR RENT-Room for single per-
son. No children. Call AD-267O
t-60
UMMAG SALE 376 Mound
Street. Saturday, April 18th at
8 am. Friendly Pickup Service.
too
FILA LOT Pontiac, $500 FU-
1896 E. Crawford. t-66
FOR RENT Furnished rooms.
Call FU-2828 after 5 pm.
t-60
RUMMAGE SALE 376 Mound
Street. Wednesday, April 18th
at s am. Friendly Pickup Ser
vice. too
FOR RENT Room for young
couple. All privileges. Call ME-
4490. tt
FOR SALE Rich top soil. I'M
mediate delivery. Call MI-2892.
t-60
, 1952-04-09

FOR SALE Rich top soil. I'm
mediate delivery. Call MI-2892.
t-6O
, 1952-04-09

FOR RENT Room for young
couple. All privileges. Call ME-
1890. tt
, 1952-04-09

WANTED-Two real estate sales
men. Fred Bowers Realty Co.
Call HE-4932. t-60
, 1952-04-09

FOR RENT-Room for single per-
son. No children. Call AD-267O
t-60
, 1952-04-09

FOR SALE-Fence pickets up to
AZ inches, 10c each. Call MI-61-
10. t60
, 1952-04-09

FILA LOT Pontiac, $500 FU-
1896 E.. Crawford. t-66
, 1952-04-09

RUMMAGE SALE 376 Mound
Street. Saturday, April 18th at
s am. Friendy Pickup Service.
t-60
, 1952-04-09

FOR RENT Furnished rooms.
Call FU-2828 after 5 pm.
t-60
, 1952-04-09

RUMMAGE SALE 376 Mound
Street. Wednesday, April 18th
at 8 am. Friendly Pickup Ser
vice. too
Evening star., 1952-01-07
HELP DOMESTIC

COMPANION N-HOUsEKEEPER, white,
thoroughly capable and reliable, for
elderly woman: sight impaired; new
COOK. general houseworker: depend
able person only: fond Of children;
live out; $50 and carfare per week.
Call bet. l and 4 pm, WO. GIL.
COOK and downstairs work; $50
weekly; settled woman; i've in;
references required. EN-. 1908.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER and cook.
reliable; capable. refs, for small
caii oL. 57se' "A'' 0'"ef ny n7i''
GENERAL HOUSEWoRKER and ex-
perienced cook; 1--we in: nice home;
pvt. room and bath: 2 children; S35
a week; Phone EN-. 4946 -
G; u. W, and cooking. $40 per wk,
every other Sun; exper. and refs.
required. RA. 6737. -
G.HW.. live in. 5ls days. 30 to 4S
yrs. fond Of children. other help.
Ksferences: d paid vacation; $50 per
VIZ "a. 4.000S. u
EiDh SsD emaoytS aSf tSnd St St fd5ss h F9 sg esf
G.H.w.. S25 week; light laundry;
i've IN, COOKING preferred but not
essential. GE. 1854. 3
G.H.W. 5 days. Ii ANA pm. live
out, $50 to start; good ref, health
card; N Arl.. OW. 2190. IS.
G:H.W., laundry: must live in; 5ia
days, Sundays OF: recent reference
required. SH 6S27. %
G.H.W.. cook; $50, live-in; no ironingt
beautiful room: private bath; exper.
only: ref. IA. 213J.
G.H.W. for family of three adults;
must be neat and intelligent; expert
ence and references required; live
out: $50 a week and carfare. GE.
and care of a-yr old child:
3 days week. lily Peyton Randolph
Dr.; Apt; lg2. Fails Church. -
children; Ink; ref. ia. 2-49s9.
GIRL, colored, live in. to care for
days week ia. 1854. -
healthy, settled.
white, light housework and cook for
two teenagers and father; live in;
near College Park; private room.
State experience, references and
salary expected. Box 223-C. Star.
HoUsEKEEPER, xoad COOK, white or
colored. age does not matter; good
nm. in country; pvt rHn. and bath
on 1st A.; all modern working conv.
Trans. to D. c. on days on SI00
mo. Write to CANDY MEADOWS
FARM. Warrenton. Va. -
Continued on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1952-01-07
HELP WoAEN
SALESLADY

selling women's acces
sories; excellent salary, pleasant
working conditions. Apply LIBERTY
SHOPS. 1900 g st. NV. 5
SALESLADIES-Experenced, irfants
and girls dept. Excellent salary
and com. Permanent position. Apply
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 F st. NV. IS
SALESLADIES-Full or part time,
permanent position, Apply UNITED
CLOTHING CO.. 139 7th st. NV.
Observation-Disclosures mil
linery; experience essential; steady
position: salary. $50 per wk. Apply
101S Connecticut ave. p
t2). part time or week
ends; starting salary. S1.25 ger
hour. Write only. THE PAINT &
GLASS SHOP. 1922 Conn. ave NV
Evening star., 1952-01-07
SKIP TRACER

Experienced for collection dept. Of
retail installment store Excellent
salary. steady position. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703
1th st. NV. 3
STENOGRAPHER. white. $3.50 to
$50. 5 days a week; take dictatfon
and answer telephone, $50 per Wk.
FLAHERTY BROS. INC, 1882 Mt.
Olivet rd. ne. -
STEN0GRAPHER-For position with
law firm; good starting salary plus
annual bonus; group disqualification
and other employe benefits. Call DI.
STENoGRAPHER. 35-hr., 5-day wk.,
Z paid vacation and holidays good
working. cond. Cali MIR. PETERSON,
HU. 1900 for appt.
Observation-Disclosures, person.
able stenographer; some figure work;
good salary excellent employment
benefits and working conditions,
40-hr. wk.; centrally located. Write.
giving details OF experience, age
and schooling. Box 234-z. Star.
sTENOGRAPHER. for law ONCE, s.
day. wk.; experience unnecessary:
good salary Ma. 6T41 ~
Evening star., 1952-01-07

TELETYPIST, experienced, 3TIa-hour
week. PRESS WIRELESS, Room
926, National Press Bldg. MA. 2451.
TYPIsT. interesting position in small
congenial ONCE: 5-day week; paid
vacation; insurance benefits. DI.
TYPIsT-Must be able to type so
words per minute. general office
work. pleasant environment and air
cond. ONCE; 5-day week Call for
appt. between 9 and 12 noon, HO
$500, Mr.. finder.
TYPIST with fire and casualty in
surance experience: part time. Call
GEORGE E. BOND AGENCY, Elk,
TYPiST. under age 30; 5-day. 331a-
NJ. week; good salary and advance
r-sat. Phone ST. 0624 L8
TYPlST. full or part time Perm.
Arrangement. Pleasant surround
ings; excel. salary. Apply 1877 7th
st. NV s
TYPIsT. frst-class: 5-day week: top
perienee. qualifications and salary
TYPIST, white or colored, for credit
starting salary. S45; permanent. ad,
vancement. Apply REGAL. I'll 9TH
TYPIsT: white; for heating contTsc-
tors office; hrs. 9-5. 501l MINI.
TYPIST for perm. position. 35.hr.
EXPRESS LINES. INC, 3rd and
n NE. &