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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-08-09
A Readers Opinion
f. E. Alexander, Editor
THE TRIBUNE
5 Gilmer Ave-, N. w.
Roanoke VIRGINIA


Roanoke, Virginia
Dear Editor: l read your editorial in
August 2, edition of The Tribune entitled
Congressman A. Clayton Powell Puts
Foot In Mouth" but after carefully read
ing it | wonder whether you did not put
your editorial foot in your mouth last week
by violating the first rule of the American
press, that is getting your facts straight
before publishing them
You stated in your editorial that Con-
gresham Powell had nothing to say of
Senator Sparkman but praise and went on
TO imply that his only reason for opposing
him is due to ire fact that he is from
Alabama" You have either been misin-
formed or you have read your press re-
leases incorrectly.
When Leo Egan, of The New York
Times interviewed Congressman Powell in
the Convention Building in Chicago after
the convention had closed Powell said Sem
ator Sparkman's nomination was one of
the great tragedies of our time BE-
CAUSE the Alabaman's record and posi-
ton on MOST issues, EXCEPT the civil
rights question, was good. So much for
what Mr.. Powell actually said
Now, was Congressman Powell telling
the truth or was he just being warped and
prejudiced? Let's look at the Sparkman
record and find out.
AS a member of the House, Mr.. Spark
man voted against anti-lynching bills in
1887 and 1910; against anti-poll tax bills
in 1912, '43 and rs. Then after Sparkman
became Senator in 1913 he voted to let
require poll tax payments for voting by
the armed forces
In 1850 Senator Sparkman voted against
closure to break up the filibuster on the
FEPC bill and in 1850 he told radio
audience in Alabama:
Even though the Democratic platform
las well as the Republican q
pledge for civil rights legislation, / pre-
dict that if you do not take away from us
who represent you in Congress the power
that is ours as long as we can operate IS
Democrats--ON THE INSIDE-there will
not any such legislation. We southern Den,-
ocratc Senators--21 of US are banded to-
gether and pledged to use every parlia-
mentary device possible to defeat civil
rights legislation"
1T would appear from the record, the
voting record of Senator Sparkman while
in the House and Senate, that Mr. Powell
had more substantial cause for concern
than just the mere fact that John j. Spark
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-08-09

SGRIPTURE: 1 Samuel 9-l3.
, DEVOTIONAL READING: Psalm l08:
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-08-09

in politics for the benefit of the hu-
man race. A man may start In
McJumpup Junction, as Lincoln
did; everybody has to start some
where. But he is no statesman until
his home district no longer seems
more important than the wide
world.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

There will be Tom Thumb Wedding
presented Friday, August Is, at the Mt.
Zion A.M.E. Church, corner of Gainsboro
Road and Rutherford Ave. N. W., at 8 100
pm. This affair will be sponsored by the
George w. Coleman's Memorial Circle Of
the 10. of st. Luke. The public is cordial
ly invited
There is no admission. A silver offering
will be taken
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CANTY,s
()bituar
COLUMN
Blessed are the
dead who die in
the Lord. Bible
Dial 2-S221

MRS. EMMA BOOKER, of 618 Norfolk
Ave, S.W who died at Burrell Memorial
Hospital on July %, was funeralized at
the Citizens Undertaking Chapel with
Rev Harris officiating. Interment was at
the Lincoln Burial Park July 81. She leaves
10 mourn their loss a cousin, MY Charlie
Mitchell and host of other relatives and
friends.
Me- died at hiscJ4
MIR. DAVID TRIGG died at his home
att 225 Gregory Ave-, N. E., July 80. Fun
eral services were conducted at the High
Street Baptist Church with Rev. Crews Of
ficiating Interment was at the Lincoln
Burial Park, August g. He leaves to mourn
their loss, widow, Mrs Helen Trigg;
son, William Trigg, other relatives and
host of friends.
MIR. FLOYD MIILINER, who died at
his home at 213 Madison Ave-, N. E., Aug.
j, was funeraized at the Pilgrim Baptist
Church, Aug. 4. Interment was at the Lin
coin Burial Park in Roanoke. He is sur
vived by widow, Mrs. Emma Milliner,
other relatives and host of friends.
II
MRS. ANNA ROBINSON, Rt. 1, Salem.
Va, died at her home July %. Her remains
were shipped to Graffney, S. c., where
the funeral was held Aug. 3. She leaves
to mourn their loss, husband, Mr. Whit
Robinson; her father, Mr.. Edward Epps;
three sisters, Mrs Mile Epps, Mrs. Viola
Kemp and Miss Angela Epps; four broth
ers Meessrs. ForestLee Archie, Edward,
Jr, and Mr.. William Epps of Graffney,
s. c.
MIR. SAMUEL S. CHRISTIAN died at
Burrell Memorial Hospital July 20. Fun
eral services were held at Pilgrim Baptist
Church. July 25, with Rev. Fl. III. Waid
officiating. Interment was at Lincoln Bur-
ial Park with Citizens Undertaking Es-
Enlistment in charge. Mr. Christian is sur
vived by his wife, Mrs. Jeanette Christian
and four small children
MRS. HELEN JEFFERSON died July 80
at her home in Bedford, Va. Funeral serv-
ices were held Sunday, August 3, at Shi-
loh Baptist Church, where she was faith
full member. Rev. ]. c.. Young of West Vir-
ginia offciated. Mrs. jefferson is survived
by her husband, Mr.. William Arthur JEFF
ierson, and a number of relatives residing
in Bedford and Roanoke. Jordan Funeral
Home of Roanoke was in charge. Inter
ment was in Fairmont Cemetery, Bedford.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-08-09

oSd0 pOllt1-
clan" as cynics
claim. A politician
OF the lower sort Is
a man who is in pol
itics first of all for
his own benefit. and
secondly for the
benefit of his own
little McJumpup
Junction, and no
thirdly whatever.
But a statesman ;c
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Problems Of State
Lesson for August 10. 1852

McJUMPUP JUNCTION is not the
best place to go looking for
statesman. A statesman is not a
Evening star., 1952-10-02

DIGNIFIED, capable woman to take
care OF boarding house. Good salary,
room and board References re-
ouired. Box 414-L, Star. S
ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES, NE. sec
ton. Part-time work, university
cafetera, counter work. Call AID.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

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Evening star., 1952-10-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK. colored. desires afternoon
work, Monday through Friday. /
pm. till after dinner. Finest refer
ences, 8 yrs. one place. $40 week
and fare. Adults only. Box 3S-J,
GIRL. colored. wants Job in pvt. fam
lily: Monday through Friday: care Of
Children, Ink: no nights. HI. $500.
GIRL, colored, desires work, child
care. Stay ! night. MI. 1924.
GIRL. colored, wishes days work or
g;h;w., part time. References. ia.
WOMAN. eolored. reliable. wants
part-time Job morning or eve, any
FOR e5e' Dc4MEssSTSiec ON sic WORKERS who
know thai. the value Of service is
built on honesty. capability, reli-
ability, as well as on moral princ!-
pies; ys,;nrvsniy.d can only be obtained through
House WoRKERs, INC. 2.
DOMESTIC WORKERS want work,
by day or week. References. DU.
DAYS WORK or child care, Tues.,
%eds " Day: rSSTs SGFk fffDPerseoisq fD aoiss Cali pc
working mother. by day: full time
or part time. BOX 234-K. Star.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN wants
job. 10 to 3 pm, with employed
people where she can bring her
20-month-old baby; best refs. LU.
COLORED GIRLS desire g.h.w. or
child care for 5-day week. AID.
GIRL wants work as
mothers helper 5 days q week;
coL eerehfsI GiRI desires M SIsdg isoginr; Wed and
Fri, 9-5; refs. DU. 2120.
COLORED LADY wishes job. s.h.w.:
nve-in or out: Is yrs. exp. Call
ia. 2-4305. s.
COLORED LADY wishes days work;
g.h.w.; city ref. LU. 1-623S. 1Os
Evening star., 1952-10-02
PAPER HANGING. AND PAINTING,
for free estimates call ROBBINS.

IfK II1Vl1NO zAIVI FhIN INV1
Al work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT. MI. O930. DU. 4O53
PLASTERlNG REPAIRS - Old and
new work. large and small Jobs; sat-
isfac. guaranteed. Reas SH. 4l54.
repair. patch, new work;
Mr.. BOWMAN. WO. 877S. -
PLASTERING, patchwork q speciality:
by white mechanic; good service,
reasonable. TU. O171. %
PLASTERING. CEMENT. water-
prooflng; skilled white mechanics;
prompt service. NO h74S. S
Evening star., 1952-10-02
GIRL FRIDAY

Exciting opportunity for bright,
plete charge Of ONCE detail in new
fast-growing advertising agency;
typing and steno. ability preferred;
beginners considered: wide-open OPP
portunity for advancement; $3.50
mo. start. Phone ME. 1171. 3
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HELP--WoMEN

HOSTESS. exper., only, good pay. no
SUNDAYS. Apply ALFONSO'S RES
TAURANT. 1403 l. st. NV. -3
HOSTESS
Permanent position for refined lady
in one Of Washington's largest fur
nlture stores. Apply to MIR. Charles,
CURTIS BROS. FURNITURE CO.,
"041 Nichols ave. s.e. p
white. for night sup
eryision Of charwomen in downtown
office building. Apply Bldg. Supt.,
1885 Eye st. NV. .
HOUSEMOTHER, for Christian Prot
estant institution. to supervise q
group Of small boys, school age. from
broken homes. Call GE. 2992. -
INVOICE CLERK with knowledge of
comptometer; excel. opport.; top
rated company benefits; 40-hour
wk. Apply Personnel once. SEARS
ROEBUCK & CO., oil Bladensburg
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HO. 2476
TYPTST-CI,ERK

IYPlSl-CLERk
Good salary and working conditions.
See Mr. SoyarS. A. P. WOODSON
CO. 1873 H st. NV. .
TYPIST- FILE CLERK with know
ledge OF stenography; perm. posi-
ton for conscientious worker, en-
ploye benefits; 5-day wk. Apply
1928 10th st. NV. -3
TYPIST-FILE CLERK, experienced;
white; not over 35; shorthand help
iui: Scday: oSy: 35-hr. week; salary S55.
CARRiGAN's REsTAURANr, Conn.
ave. and 8 st. NV. AID. 1896.
WAITRESS. white. night work; pleas
no Sundays. CONCORD REsTAU.
Rant. 312 Kennedy st. NV. GE.
WAITRESS. white, over 21. expert
enced. no split shift. SAND BAR
RESTAURANT. 1923 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS wanted. Apply IRA 18th
wx1TRHEss WANTED for night S work:
must be attractive. Apply LOU MIL
LER'S COVERED WAGON. 14O2 18th
st. NV, between l and 2. a
WAITRESS, white. part time, for Fri
day. Sat. sun. from 8 to 9:30 pm:
good pay and tips. Apply SMILING
BUDDHA REsTAURANT. 1925 Wis.
WAITRESS. thoroughly experienced.
Apply in person. ROUMANIAN INN,
S15 18th st. NV. 3
WAITRESS, white; excellent position
for experienced. neat and reliable
worker; 5-day week; average $50.
WAGSHAL'S DELICATESSEN. 1855
Mass. ave NV .
MATTRESSES. white, full or part
time; must be neat and eficient.
AV1GNONE FRERES. 1777 Colum-
bia rd.. co. O333. .
MATTRESSES (2); day or night shift:
experienced and must be steady
workers; good wages and lips. Apply
In person. 1901 Nichols ave. s.w.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
BUSINESS SERVICES

handled efficiently and
reasonably; small or large accounts: !:
any type. CITY DELIVERY SERV-
ICE. Mr.. Nelson, 10, 2-2l47. B
Evening star., 1952-10-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. ,

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, repairs
A complete service from bsmt. to
attic; inclosed porches, rms. added.
rscreation rms, driveways; garages.
SPECIALIST SSsPE1.c IN SATISFACTION.
dR1rFiN H FINS coNTRAcTRosss. gsf aS Ros rngps GG.
S-2041. for free estimates. IS
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
New Work or Repair. ST. 1000
BSMT. DAMP. LEAKY OR MOULDY:
We guarantee to absolutely stop this
SITUATION. ss&so 4 & A CONSTRUCTION
BRICK MoRK. new and repair; re-
outdoor fireplaces, etc: work
guaranteed; free estimates. BLADEN
g. KELLY, 10. 4-0652. IS
BRICK and repair work: contractor
o. q relda6le sdaa seryice; no Job too small.
too oo small. First-class workmanship.
BRICK WoRK-We specialize in
Sl snasf OlSsk csl eSi aH1s
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL. fire.
places, porches. retaining walls.
RI ~HstpNALJI a CO, Ii: 6-7bS6. -
painting; interior and exterior. Roofs
repaired and painted. WA. 6442.
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs. re-
modelling: old and new work. MR..
SMITH. JA. 7-5527, anytime. -
CARPENTRY PLASTER. freproofins
fence. cement work, paint and paper
inclose porch. NO. 1888. WILLIAMS.
CEMENT brick MASON, steps, side
walks, driveways. patios. water.
proof1ng, wells; minor rep. Elk. 1894.
CEMENT repairing; no lob too small,
cindsr block and brick walls. HU.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
IaZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER; Phone RIA, sssS any day.
CONCRETE and carpenter work. first
class white mechanics. alterations,
repairs and additions. Work by day
or contract. HU. 4Oss after s pm.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS-No lob too
small no Job too large. Call JU.
S-1255 %
Evening star., 1952-10-02
BAKERY sALEsGTRL. white, fu

BAKERY sALEsGIRL, white. fun
time; no night or Sunday work
Apply in person. ask for Mrs
6homan. FEDERAL BAKE SHOP,
1905 F ST. NV. a
BEAUTICIAN to work in new beauty
shop, part time or full time. Call
RA. 1851. -5
BEAUTICIAN tcolored) to work in
white beauty salon, neat and re-
fined. Call RA. 1851. IS
BEAUTICIAN MANICURIST - s65
guarantee; eXper. only: good hours;
flne clientele. Call SH. 1921. SUE
HAIR STYL1STS, 946 Wayne ave.
Silver Spring, Md. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR. salary and
commission paid. LONGFELLOW
NV. GE. 9S4S. a
BOOKKEEPER, for small business.
experienced; 5-day week. Apply
$40 14th st. NV, 8 to 4:30 pm.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
permanent position. good starting
salary; purchase discounts; Apply
In person; IDA's DEPARTMENT
STORE, 6601 Ga. ave. NV. -6
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, Elliott-Fisher. permanent posi-
tion. for further details. Call Mrs.
Waldron. FIR. $500. F. w. BOL-
GIANo & CO.. INC. All N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
MEDICAL SECRETARY
l101 Penna. Ave. NV.

MEDICAL SECRETARY
Experienced and eficient in medical
shorthand and tipping, some knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping. Busy ONCE.
medical center area. Salary open.
Send qualifications. references and
picture. Box 219-K. Star. -
NURSE-HOUSEKEEPER, white, Prot
estant. under so. for elderly
won,h woman; nnM live dH7 IN private home; sloo
OFFICE CLERK. capable Of single
STONE STORE, 1i3oa Ga. ave.
Wheaton. Md. -
OFFICE CLERKS white girls to
handle phone orders and stock
records, typing ability pref; modern
air-eond. Office; pleasant working
beneT:s ard raid vacations. J j.
HAINEs. 2951 v st. ne. LA. 6-7974.
OFFICE CLERK. clerical work. some
cashiering. pleasant working con-
ditions; paid vacation, sick leave.
Can INA MA 3I29; Ext. 1918. 4
1a: Es4HEs i?'sis saop. wi Room A'sy sH7. THE 4as
Homer Bldg. .
ator. white only. experienced; 6-day
week. hours 3-1l p.m.: $140 per
month. Contact MRS. McEACHERN.
PIX OPERATOR; ocGPgERA must be expert e
modern aforementioned apartment
building; 1:30 am. to 3 pm. 8 days
a week tSun. Off: Sl40 a mo- See
Mrs. Osterhout. resident man.
ager. THE WASHINGTON HOUSE,
2120 18th st. NV. Il
PHOTOGRAPHER, experienced, for
enlarging department Apply DIS
st. NV. "A
COLORIST, oils, also sales
girls; erper. necessary. Apply In
person, HARRIS g. EWING, 1913
F st. NV
Evening star., 1952-10-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CHEF COOK, colored lady, expert
enced. wants Job restaurant or night
club or carry out shop. LA. 6-5S13
CHILD DAYCARE; / to 5 yrs; in lie
home; MARY SWAYZEE. 7647
Goodland dr.. Kentland. Hyatt; Md
CLERK-TYPIsT, exper.. desires eve.
ming work 6-12, in downtown area
HOME 1l PEG ECONOMIST. with t..chin,
experience; paHs; desires position. Cal
HoTEI 81 a-tSGti E&1D WORK. exper., or :. hos.
practical white, wants pri-
license. Tel. Ii. 7-5632.
NURSE desiring noon and night care
ior children; Cley Park vic; best
practical, white. 12-hr. day
o,rl or night duty: Several yrs. exper
nar'ins IA! ss7s3 ped patients Reas' rates
hour. duty, day or night, or will
col.
lege graduate. knowledge of tipping
pleasing ereacsl nsppearanee' n aoIS' excellent ref
SEAMSTRESS. col. girl. desires after
Call after 4. AK. 2112.
TYPING AT HOME. any kind: IL
NJ years, experience, JU. s-1647. "a
ing: care of elderly lady or conval.
5-day week: ref. MI. 7774.
WOMAN, colored, experienced, de-
sires days work cleaning or laun.
dry: S6 and carfare. HUI. 1888.
LAUNDRY DONE AT HOME-Such a.
shirts. blouses or any other fancs
clothing eXper. DE 0533 .
Evening star., 1952-10-02
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

porches, general con-
tracing, building. decorating; 20
yrs. exper.; 10Ss down, cash. or
FLA terms; ! take care of all for
malities. Ewes. LU. 1-I751. -
repairing. remodeling
We will build or rebuild your home.
PADGETT AND PADGETT, Builders.
Ewes. JU. 9-7633. -
ADDITIONS-Free estimates. rcnod-
cling cellar to roof; CENTRAL
AT6TpfTToNs TTSTTKoHNsi isn and no nome A r.modeiins: model
no money down, up to z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO.
RI. AA77.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

CASHIER-CIGAR CLERK. for drug
store: must be experienced. Apply
UPTOWN PHARMACY. $500 Conn
ave. EN-. ZOO. "a
Charge Authorizers
Preferably with dept. store expe-
rience: excel. .orpor.; good salary
and sood Terkins eendisions InsS F1r
2490. weekdays, 9 to 5.
exper.. for lge. super
market; good pay, excel. working
eond' Apply in person. e235 Ga.
CLERK. white. for hand addressing at
home; must have own car for pick
ups and delivery; reply in own
In reply: Box 1891. Star.
once. switchboard: some typing,
minimum requirements for typine) !,
WASHINGTON SHADE a. AWNING
CO.. 2021 18th st. NV. Do not
CLERK. for drug and cosmetic coun-
ter, eAper. pref; excel. salary and
working conditions. EMPIRE PHAR-
MACY, DU. INV. S
CLERKS. white, under SO: permanent
position (also some temporary posi-
tionS lasting through the end OF the
YEAR,. Aforementioned building, mod
ern cafeteria: 4O-hour, 5-day week;
annual starting salary. $4,000 lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
personnel ONCE. 3rd and r Sts. ne.
am. to 4 pm. No phone calls. $
Evening star., 1952-10-02
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE
OPERATOR

21-3S years OF age with experience
on Glass 5000 N. C.. r. machine
lished concern; 5-day. 40-hour week,
holidays, paid vacations, many de-
Sirable company benefits. Good pay
with chance for advancement.
Apply Personnel. Room sos; open
weekdays. S:30-5 and Sat, o-l.
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HELP DoMEsTlc

COOK. white. for small institutional
home; hours, IL am. to z pm;
salary and meals. Write CAPT.
EOLZ. 1853 R ST. NV. %
S35; live in; beauti-
ful quarters; must be exper. and
have recent local refs. To. 1645.
lunches only; private school in
Silver Spring; available for couple
with janitorial work for man: living
quarters provided. SH. 1874 -,
COOK-G.H.W., exper.. refs: help with
2-yr, old boy; 5-day week. $50.
COOK AND G.H.w.-Apt.. child:
live in; local reference. S25. GE.
COOK K-G,H.W.. child care. exper. /:
local refs. red.; 51a-day Xk,: apt.
6201 Mass. ave. NV. On RS2A.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

mo. start. Phone ME. I'LL. .
GIRLS. white: good starting pay.
rapio advancement, vacation with
pay; full or part time. permanent
only; cashier. counter and grill; open
Columbia Pike, Ari. next door TO to
Navy Annex.) 3
Fore chrstmssa ' show ov ave AvoNs SsoS Seas- os
tiful gift catalog; excellent open
,,hHSrg inSS nov; y, RE: RI sio7. s. ,,,.. q %
S,ds Siate placement; good pay. RE.
LADY, for cost accounting oftice; good
at figures: salary. $50 to $50 per
LADIES between ages $3.50 for spe-
Slsl D1 s4aa sa!es 1seb sobk t. good earnings AD
LADIES-White; day and Ior evening;
$500 or more before Christmas;
pleasant work: Appt; only: WEST
MoRELAND M Bel SDo, STERLING, WI. 252o
rhinestone jeweiry. SEND for Sef our
Tree catalogue, or come in and re-
ceiye free sample. JEWEL GRE
AT!ofSi h.Wle pi. 1NGi M sss New York ave ave.
WOMAN, white, middle aged. live in,
care for 4-mo. -old baby, lh.w., for
room. board and small salary. LO.
5-2S21. .
WOMEN. white, for marking; others
under 55 TO be trained for positions
PLANT, S021 Ga. ave. SH. 1880.
WOMEN, white, Fl to 40 yrs, for
course in operating room technique,
leading to employment as surgical
technicians. Salary, meals while
For further info, call RE. 1900,
nursing ONCE.
WOMEN, white or colored, to address
envelopes by hand. Work must be
done on premises. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 9TH st.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HElP-WoMEN

STENOGRAPHER, white; salary $500
per month; permanent position:
large corporations; 40-hour. 5-day
week. State age. experience, address
and phone number in reply. Box
2SS-D. Star. .
STENOGRAPHERS.f for real estate Of
fee. BOSS & PHELPS, INC. l4I7
K st. NV. IS
Evening star., 1952-10-02

CLERICAL. general. for customer
cation; 40-hr. wk.. pleasant work
ing ,conds. many company benefits.
Apply personnel ONCE. SEARS ROE
BUCK & CO., $500 v st. ne, rear
Bladensturg I'd. Hot Shoppe. 3
CLERK-TYPIST; 5a days; live in
or near Woodbridge: age 20-35; good
ply j. L. BATEMAN 4 son. 20o4
r: l.: ave: ne, HO. 1900. .
CLERK-TYPIST, Bethesda area: 35-
hr; Wk.; compensation according to
ability and exper: Apply in person.
SOLuMBIA SPECIALITY CO.. SOB
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Md,
C6LEhRK7TYPIsT, 6lh II P.s, 4o-hr.. 5-day wk.
CLERK-TYPIST. part time. for real
estate and construction ONCE; up
town location. IA. :,0O. -3
CLERk-TYPIST. 40-hr., b-day wk.
AApPly AElp Es IN person, Rko RADIO Pic
CLERK-TYPIST. insurance ONCE: g.
Apply MIR, BAcHscHiM1p. Room Room
300 9l7 10Th st. NV. bet. 9 and
CLERK-TYPIsT-Genersl office work
SURROUNDINGS: 5-dav Wk.. HOSPITAL
nation. Apply MR.. HENDRICKS.
LU. 4-4000. "a
1S-45: typing, filing.
etc, in trade association ONCE s.
cay Ek:, all employment benefits.
white, perm. posi-
tion. good working cond., Apply 81
tn st. NV. End floor. -
to do billing: accu-
rate with figures: 6-day week. $50
8. Apply Mr.. E. A. Mehler, CO.
LUMB1A WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO,
1910 Montana ave. ne, LA. 6-SS35.
--3
for position in Of
nee OF lge. Chevrolet leadership; ex-
cellent working conditions; clean,
comfortable, conditioned ONCE;
must have high school education.
See MI. Gessford, ADDISON CHEW
ROLET SALES. 14th and Fla. ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
TYPISTS (2)

For permanent full-time typing,
white. 6-day, 40-hour week; air.
conditioned building; free insurance,
sick and annual leave plan, quar-
tsrly cash bonuses. plus. profit
sharing plan; advancement. Call
personnel department.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

DANCE AN TEACHES I. II I'D. ase 2o-29.
We. train you. Excel. salary and op-
portunity for advancement. Apply
IN person. ia pm; DON MARTINI
STUDIOS. 502 18th st; NV. 1924
DGEMoNsTkA4foff GSnD fof 12th IL cosmetic ST. ac dep
salary and liberal eommission; perm. perm.
position; 4O-hr. wk.; ali company
benefits incl. paid vacation. illness
allowance. employe discount. etc.
ApRg,,cP A9Rlg Rersonnsl S, ne 0higs e. SEARS I
DEMoNsTRAToR. under IS, for large
manufacturer in Washington depart
ment store. Attractive salary and
other radyantaGes. The Gi-IDD -
week, 9-5:l5; air-conditioned Of
DIET COOK, experienced. menu
planning; references; protestant in
stitution. NO. 1888. MATRON. -,
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK; top
salary paid to experienced person
person at PREsToN's DRUG STORE.
4740, Lee highway. Arl., Va. 4
DRY CLEANING CLERK
White. must be exper. in checking
Wors1s %sSns csnS and eSn1'eT snd Eood
tunity. pEELER's in INC. s ssos 'Pp0 r. I.
ave. ne. DU. 1913. .
DUPLICATING and mailing machine
operator. white; will train young
lady interested in operating mailing
machines; 40-hour, 5-day week
good salary. paid vacations. etc. Box
EXECUTIVE HOSTESS
Needed for completely new food and
ultramodern facilities being con-
structed for top fight operation
sssen ash iaes5 s per TeeE 6us ohe1
Dement'S. Box 59-L. Star. %
FILTER, thoroughly exper. for wom-
ems wear shop; good salary; 5A.
day wk.; other benefits. Apply
ERLEBACHERS, 1888 Conn. ave
FOUNTAIN CLERK. white. e-lo pm.
S1 sd2y ngf Sesk Gd pleasant san Ixnd T9s9ins ccnd
RAINIER PHARMACY. 4OO7 34ti
ST., Mt. Rainier, Md. .
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. day work
ons sTRcr saaIy and aESHs TSTFss P2H sGnd
MACY: 7054 Marlboro pike. Jordan
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored: $40 vk
start. Must have lengthy D. c
fountain exper. 1901 Georgia ave
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. experienced; 81
shift; excellent salary. meals furn
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white; exper.
/ store closes pm.;. paid holiday
and vacations: closed Sundays ant
| holidays. NATIONAL DRUG CO.
1000 Conn; aye, NV, s.. -
/ experience. no nights, Sunday o.
holidays. Apply at once. VERMONT
| IHARMACY, Vermont and L sts. n. W
D., FOUNTAIN and tuncHeon coun;cl
+, girls wanted. Also grill girl. Exper.
1 good salary. Day or eve. shift. Ap
ply in person. AMBASSADOR REX.
ALL DRUGSTORE. 14th and K SITS
GOvERNEsS. white. for 2 children
ages 7 and q: northwest section
| prefer one who swimSt and drive!
car; salary. S175. In reply. giyI
| references, age. experience, back
ground. education. nationality. Bo'
4|o-Ls os&5.