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The guardian., 1952-03-08
MASSACRE DAY BILL
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

In the Year One thousand Nine Hundred and Thiry-Two
An Act relative TO the annual Observance Anniversary
Boston Massacre Of the Heroic Cdspus Attcks
samuel Maverick James Caldwell Samuel Gray
Be It enscted by the Sense and House
General Court assembled BY authority same as follows
CHAPTER SIX OF THE GENERAL LAWS IS HERE
BY AMENDED By INSERTING AFTER SECTION
TWELVE c, INSERTED BY CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED
AND FlFTY-THREE OF THE ACTS OF THE CURRENT
YEAR THE FOLLOWING NEW SECTION:--
SECTION I'D. THE GOVERNOR SHALL ANlNU-
ALLY ISSUE A PROCLAMATION CALLING FOR A
PROPER OBSERVANCE ONkARCH FIFTH OF THE AN
NlVERSARY OF THE BOSTON MASSACRE WHEREIN
CRlSPUS ATTUCKS. AN AMERICAN OF AFRICAN
DESCENT, AND SAMUEL MAVERICK, JAMES CALD-
WELL, SAMUEL GRAY AND PATRICK CARR MET
HEROIC DEATHS As THE FIRST MARTYRS IN THE
CAUSE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
JOHN HANCOCK HALL

Who Has Profited from our
Foreign Policy - Russia or The
United States?" will be the sub
ject Of the address by the Hon.
0. John Rogge, at The Communi-
ty Church of Boston. Sunday
March 9 at 1890 AM. Mr.. Rogge.
former Asst. U. S. Attorney
General and prosecutor of the
Huey Long machine, was relieved
Of his post when he exposed the
Nazi tie-up of certain prominent
Americans. He has attended
several peace conferences in
Europe, defended the civil rights
OF a number of prosecuted citi-
zens, and has toured Poland and
Yugoslavia where he interview
ed Tito. He is one of the few
OUTSIDE persons who ever ad-
dressed the Soviet Parliament
which he did two years ago. A
Doctor of Jurisprudence, author
OF Our Vanishing Civil Liber-
ties, DR.. Rogge is an able speak
er and interpreter of information
al issues. The service will be con-
Quoted by the minister, Rev.
Donald G. Lothrop. Arthur Lang
viii be at the organ and William
Flavin will be guest soloist. The
Community Church is non-sec-
tartan and the public is invited.
The guardian., 1952-03-08

ments, and was given a rising
vote of thanks.
The guardian., 1952-03-08

in spite of some Showcase ex-
hibits." Regardless of the success
or failure of UNIT, the 82nd Con-
gress should tackle this evil now
and create an integrated Ameri-
can Army before trying to in
tegrate the Armies of Europe.
Let Us first build our democratic
power here at home. And again,
thanks to Cong, Kennedy for his
cooperation.
The guardian., 1952-03-08
Great Churchn1an
Laid To Rest

On Feb. 3, 1852 DR.. Raymond
T. Reed, 60 Hawthorne st. Chel-
sea, departed this life after forty
two years of service in the
A.M.E. Church.
Rev. Reed was born in Beloit
Wisconsin, moving soon to Mil
waukee he attended the public
schools there and was graduated
from Marquette University, with
the degree of B. A. In 1923 he re-
ceived the degree of D. D. from
the Bible Education Association
in Philadelphia, Pa. In 1881 he
joined the New England Confer
ence of the A.M.E. Church and
was sent to pastor st. PauPs
Church in Cambridge. Later he
served at Hurds Chapel and also
at Bethel Church in Providence.
OF late years because of failing
health he had not had a regular
charge but was connected with
Charles Street Church as assist
ant pastor serving with Rev. o.
w. H. Childers and the present
pastor Of the church, Rev. Walter
c. Davis.
He was secretary of the Inter-
denominationaI Ministerial Alli-
ance of Boston. In Chelsea where
with his wife he has resided for
the past twelve years, he was
well known and greatly loved.
There he was past commander of
Theodore Winthrop Camp 81, S.
of Veterans and Dept. Chaplain
for tw oyears, and camp histori-
an at the time of his death.
Funeral services were held
from Charles st A.M.E. Church
and among the many who paid
final tribute to Rev. Reedawere
his pastor Rev. Walter c. Davis,
and the Revs. B. A. Galloway,
Wilfred Griffin, John Lee, I. A.
Brown, Residing Elder S. P. Per
ry, Rev. Dahl of Mt. Bellingham
Church and Rev. Gildart of the
First Baptist Church both Of
Chelsea, and Capt. VIM. Berry of
the Salvation Army.
The eulogy, timely and touch
ing was delivered by Rev. B. T.
Cartwright, P. E. of the Boston
district. The senior choir sang
and solos were rendered by Evan
gelist Ruth E. Morris. Mrs.
Blanche Diggs and. Aubrey Har-
wood of the Salvation Army. In
terment was in Garden Soldiers
Cemetery, Chelsea. He is surviv-
ed by his widow Mrs. Bertha
Young Reed, and many sorrowing
friends.
The guardian., 1952-03-08

THE ARMED FORCES are
promising" integration, but the
promise has not yet been kept,
The guardian., 1952-03-08

leader; Thursday, March 10, Ex-
hibition of Pencil sketches done
by Clarissa ]. Holmes, leader of
Group 21; March 20, might in
Liberia, Mrs Shack, Glass 6. =
= : CLARISSA j. HOLMES
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sang He'll Understand" as
duet. The quilting party, in cos
tune, sponsored by Board No. l,
was highly entertaining and
financially successful. Despite
concentrated efforts toward sue
cessful activities for the TSacrifi-s
cial Rally, the regular depart
ments of the Church carry on
their usual programs. The Sun
day School is a strong unit, the
Boy Scout and Brownie activi-
ties flourish; Glass and Prayer
meetings, Tuesday and Friday
are inspirational and well-at-
tended. Toward the Rally, the
friends Of the church are invited
to drop in on; Thursday, Mar. 6,
Sale by Group 48, Mrs. Creole,
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Boston Baked
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such bill passes at all. Certain
ly the House and Senate will be
asked to make some amendments
if such bill is to be made into
law this session. The Bill GER
tainly deserves the fullest study
and wisest action.
THE REPORT which we ex-
amined and which outlines the
House early stages of the Bill as
1T was built brick by brick, is
lengthy but interesting. But un-
der title, OBJECTIONS to UNIT"
there is not a single mention or
objection to jim crow. / don't
know why. Perhaps Mr.. Vinson
knows. The chief objections are
Church, Moral, Economic. Moth
ing about jim crow. You wonder
sometimes about our Bay State
SpOkeSnen.
TO ALLOW innocent 18 yr. old
colored youth to be forced into
any UNIT program which sets
them apart and bars them from
the rest of the U. S. Armed
Forces is, to my mind, a mali
cious crime perpetrated by adults
who know better. There is no
excuse or justification for such a
crime under either the Christian
or Constitutional code in Ameri-
ca. No New Englander, it would
seem, will possibly vote such a
measure.
THE ARMED FORCES are
promising" integration, but the
promise has not yet been kept,
The guardian., 1952-03-08
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Mary Conklin of 90 Bower
Street wishes to thank the United
War Mothers and many kind
friends for services rendered
her during her illness.
The guardian., 1952-03-08
nay BOSTON
Bx YERITAs

warned YOU that the sale of those Confederate caps by
our department but harbnger of more serious
tsngs wrote that may soon expect to see the
Confederate flag flying from Boston hotel window signify
ing that 'Talmadge Of Georgia once slept here But the
high light of southern mpudence the planting OF
burning cross the symbol of the Ku Klux Kan, on the
hallowed ground of Harvard
The guardian., 1952-03-08

Sadie Knight, the blind soprano
appearing In Mutual Hall, Sum
day, March 16, at $3.50 is an at
traction which promises to be
interesting and entertaining. A
feature is the accompaniment of
Bill Lawrence, at the piano, a
man who drew the sweetest
tones out of a piano when I last
heard him.
The guardian., 1952-03-08

halowed ground of Harvard
The planting of this burning by white trash
from the fostering cutters Of Alabama, has been quickly
huhed up dismissed boyish prank by both college
authorities and wouldbe colored leaders Calling this
act prank does not lessen the evil behind such perform
ance You recall that Nero who ordered the burning of the
beautiful city Of Rome and who reoced at the spectacle OF
Christians being manged by his half starved and blood
thirsty lions believed in his distorted mind that his act was
but prank
The Film Society of Boston University also ndulging
in some boyish pranks One is the recent showing OF
dstardly sinking cowardly fm called "The Birth of
Nation This is the Movie" that the late William Monroe
Troer ran out of Boston years ago is being revived
and enjoyed by type Of college youth suffering from
adoescent insanity.
Something more pleasant to read is the notice given out
by the Department of Education that take courses
at Teachers College beginning March How to Enjoy
OPERA ANY music lover may attend this series of lectures
and learn how to interpret the of stories Of great
opera like Verds AIDA and further enjoy the artistry
ofo Adele Addison when she sings the leading role
We now have law recently passed by the Massachusetts,
legislature permitting the blind to ride free on the MIA
transportation lines when accompanied by guide At the
last meeting of the Marks Chapter for the Blind some Of
the handicapped members proudly showing the passes
issued to them by Mass Division of the Blind which when
shown to the notormen allows them ride without payment
of fare.
Can you imagine lengthy and detailed report and
budget involving the spending Of hundreds Of dollars being
read at meeting of your club and approved within half an
hour? WE'LL such the when the Chairman of the
Membership committee, and the Director of the NAACP
drive 1852 members presented their report to the Advisory
Committee session at headquarters last Thursday evening
This kind of harmony Smooth Sailing for the Boston
branch of the NAACP to reach its goal Of 5000 members
in 1852
If you who does not receive invitation to the
NAACP Organzationa Tea and Musical to be held in ST.
Cyprans Church $3.50 PM March it's because your
name has been accidentally missed by army of hard
working volunteers So call the Office in and ask for
your card We don't wont any woman to miss
the meeting on March g.
Chuckle of the week: Southern politician staying at
an exclusive Washington hotel made habit of tipping the
colored waiter and telling him bring good meal instead
of picking his food from the At the end of his
stay the waiter approached him and said S when you
any your Southern friends who can't read the bill of fare
come to Washington Just ask for John Jacobs"
The guardian., 1952-03-08
Charles 81. A.M.E. Church
Warren St. g Elm Hill Ave.
Rev. Waiter c. Davis, Pastor

March 2, not only significant
because of being Communion
Sunday, but also first Sunday in
Lent was observed with the usual
reverence now customary at
Charles st. Church. Rev. Davis,
using the verse Jesus Wept"
preached beautiful and COM
forting sermon. The Davis Choral
Group, Mrs. Hilton Isaacs, lead
er, elected a sincere "Amen" for
tn cir expressive singing of
Footprints of Jesus. Mines.
Emit Watson and Hilton Isaacs
Evening star., 1952-09-14
CHOCOLATE
DTPPERS

Fjve-day week. good working condi-
tions, Go9d, pay, Apply In person or
WINSTON MANUFACTURING, INC.
1890 Linden Lane, Silver sprins' Mo.
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK. white.
exper.: 3 nights and alternate sun
days, McARTHUR DRUG. OR. 2345.
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK. excel:
full-time position, good hours; good
DET PHARMACY. 1000 Fla. ave; ne.
CLERK; general once work. With
some knowledge of credit collec-
tions; immediate opening and perm.
cation with pay. good starting sal
airy and 5-day week in air-condi; :;
Qualifications. Box 294-J. Star:
CLERkS, for stufing envelopes; no
no Saturdays. Box 4O9-J. Star.
CLERK. 20 to 80, for posting to
necessary; 5-day week. all bene-
ats, ,exesllsnt wo1king conditions.
CLERK for drug and cosmetic coun-
ter; excel. salary and commissions;
exper. preferred EMPIRE PHAR-
MACY. 1898 Conn. ave. NV. --16
CLERKS, white. age 18 TO a. to
Learn Oss 6ekT work 6.tR.eS M9St q : able 10
phones and write good hand. Must
also have resided 10 yrs In local
area. once near 18th and H sts. NV.
Hrs. $50 to 5. "a day sat. Salary
depending upon ability. Phone Ma.
Ais. Ia
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HELP--WoMEN

HOUSEKEEPER, Ise. downtown hotel;
experienced. Capable of ,producips
ager. Salary depends upon ability
Box 23S-J. Star. IA
HOUSEKEEPER-White or colored.
guest house; must be honest and
reliable and make good appearance:
live-in or out, Apply 620S Wis. ave.
after : pm. Mon. to Wed.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Interesting position in advertising
market; research section Of national
weekly news magazine for competent
typist; 5-day, 40-hour week; many
company benefits. DI. 1900, Ext.
1858. --15
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We like to work in pleasant sur
roundings with congenial people. II
dependable. come in between $50
and 4:45 and talk to US; knowledge
of typing desired but speed not i'm
portant; these are permanent po-
sitions; our employees work 5 days q
wk., STA hours; vacation and sick
leave benefits; our company cafe
terra is run on non-profit basis
and employees receive excellent food
at low cost. Apply Room 300, Per
SURANCE CO., $40 14th st. NV.
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APPLY TO
MAYER & co.

APPLY TO
MAYER & co.
421 7th st. NV. -16
CLERK -TYPIST to learn switchboard
and general once work; no expert
ence necessary. Apply in person.
Ebl KbApLAN, 2, Al T., :; CRAWFoRD; AVE- 2s2e
CLERK -TYPIST. under 80, to take
board for insurance ONCE. Congenial
employment. opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply Room 418 Wood
ward bldg. 10Th and Fl sts. NV;
CLERK -TYPIsT. young girl for natl.
good pay and hours. ABBY IFS
cEfRRkssTfYPisr. 1GsR 81 PiiSi one who wants ants a
position with future in Sears
auditing departms;nt; a.;I.. 40, 40rhour, |.
SEARS. SEARS. RoEBBGckD Dets0nee' Z e. oss asoo
Wilson blvd. Arhngton. Ca. -l6
varied work: 6h.day week. pleasant
saFsSn1dinss; ,fSHg fSHga1y ~ 6sneftf sna
st. NV. Phone Mrs. Farris. MA.
2345 for appointment.
CLERK-TYPiST to train as book
keeping machine oper, in hover
shop: perm: 5-day wk. Apply Mrs.
Lupo. BLACKSTONE. INC. 1407 H
CLERK: :TYPIsT. combination typist
ing in radio and television needs
an intelligent young girl to do some
typing, all Of it's filing and some
salary flexible; the job is perma-
nent and offers excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement: new modern
office bldg. Reply Box 97-J. Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT. white, stable, intel:
publication once; good typing es-
sential: 5-day. 35-hr. week; 5000
ONCE nr: Dupont Circle. Please do
not apply unless interested in per
LERK.TYPisTs. with some once
exp: S47.50 to start: 5-dav wk..
company benefits incl. insurance.
disqualification, vacation and sick
leave; ;,, For appt. phone MRS. Lew
cEERR 1ii tx; ;>YpIissr. must b. able to
write a least 45 words per minute;
interesting work, cony. hours; no
satu5dasi sn.pa sorh2pdyx Apply persSnnel s%n Ccs
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 30. skilled in
tipping and general ONCE work. with
initiative and good personality to
meet the publiS for responsible
known life insurance company. In
teresting work, congenial surround
inGs. excellent opportunity for .ad-
y1sn yaneewent. Call MA. 2s1l. Mr.
CLERK -TYPIST. in credit and sales
dept. of expanding retail store; good
sSvancement. ADVANCE write, stating ex-
perience, Box 474.J. Star. !
CLERK. .TYPIST. white, high school
education Prefer p1sfsTred some tyg,ns
day. employment ONCE. WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. co. 1000 for appt.
CLERK-TYPIST, for general once
or near Woodbridge. me-" 5h days;
age, 2o-35: good salary; Apply J. L.
BATEMAN 3 4 Ma sSos & SON. 1904 R. IA l. ave
cLERK.TYpfsT, nisis Hi Tc must be accurate,
sGiGSa sial; 5aedag elRe week. ut to n 8: SEQ
starting salary; good opportunity
roundings. Box .445:-J. Star. -l5i
agency. Apply in person. YOUNG
q SIMON, $40 Woodward Bldg. is
white. fast and ac-
curate; with reliable long established
SERVICE EQUIPMENT CO.. INC,
220 [ st ne. Apply in person. -15I
CLERK K-TYPIST-Perman position
for general ONCE WORK. accurate
typist, no shorthand: I-day wk. For
apt: call DI 5905; ID
keeping exper. J. E. HANGER. INC.
221 G ST. NV. -15
CLERK K-TYPIST, white, for large
wholesale organization; perm. pos.
with oppor for Advancement; s.
days, 4O-hr. wk.; pleasant. air
cond Office; employe benefits, some
shorthand desirable. Call HUI. 3422.
-19
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HELP-WoAEN

MEAT WRAPPER, little exper. neces-
sary; good pay: fine opportunity
10SoS Lincoln ave-. Kensington, Nd
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CASHIER

Large real estate once re-
ouires services of a young lady
under IS years of age who has
had several years experience as
cashier or bank teller.
Unusually pleasant working
conditions. in an air-conoltion-
ed ONCE: 371a-hour work week.
NO Saturday work.
Lunches furnished. as well
rs life insurance and hoSpitali-
Ration after reasonable length
Of service, without cost to
employees.
Starting salary, $500 per
year with opportunity for ad-
vancement.
Call MRS. RIESS. MA. ala
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HELP--WokAEN

GERMAN TEACHER. native, full or
part time. Apply BERLTTZ SCHOOL.
S39 18th st., NV. lis
HAT-CHECK GIRL, white: part time;
experience not necessary. Apply supt.
Of service. CARLTON HOTEL, 18th
and K sts. NV.
HOSTESS. neat appearing; must have
exper.: night work; apply in per. any
time after pm. BLUE MIRROR.
RESTAURANT. S241 14th st. NV.
IA
HOSTESS, barmaid, check room girl
and mattresses for one Of Washing
tens finest private clubs; Chinese,
Filipino or French girls preferred.
Apply SO p.m., 1903 Mass. ave. NV.
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MODELS

Age "a or older, with selling exreri.
ence. for selling .sportswear. dresses
coats. suits. for exclusive specialty
shop; part time or full time. Ap-
ply mornings, $50 to 1890. KAP.
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CASHIER

Young woman to train as cashier; ex-
elusive speciality. shop; accuracy with
figurek. knowledge of tipping re-
quirement; pleasant surroundings. o.
day week. Apply mornings. $40 to
1890. KAPLOWITz. on 18th pc
tween E and SITS. NV. -lb
Evening star., 1952-09-14

DANCE TEACHERS
DON MARTINI DANCE STUDIOS.
need young ladies, ages 1929, to
teach ballroom dancing; experience
preferred but not essential: full or
sorfin9 sondisiens' SNieIisn' APDis II esS1 G
DANCE sTUDIos. 5o2 18th ST.,
NV, or 1124 Conn. ave. lis
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exper. pre-
ferred but not essential. HIS. edu-
cation. age 1928; live in Alexandria
area. Phone XII. 9-5300. IA
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced.
white. 5-day week; downtown once.
$50 per week. Box 175-G. Star.
DENTAL ASST. white, experience not
necessary. 35-hr. wk., state age and
education. Box 1919. Star. Ia
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white, expert
enced in oral surgeons off1ce. Tel.
ma. 2799. bet. 10 and IL. 2 and 4
DENTAL ASST, white, exper. in as
sistinE at chair; with x-ray exper.
DENTAL ASSISTANT with business
or dental experience; state age and
salary expected; 5-day wk.; Office
in Hyattsville. Box 23l-J. Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, medical center
sfse GS :.,avx Write; sox stating ting sxDer ref
Dental In sdAtS ASSISTANT sGa Sos state A age and
qualifications; 5-day week: expert
ence not necessary. Box 491-J. Star.
DENTAL MECHANIC APPRENTICES.
excel excel, q SppeTti gSinra to learn nvaG a9-hr yk
DESK CLERK. white only; exclusive
NV. apt house; Secretarial switch
board. Cali AID. 1857. between 8
am. and l pm. for interview.
Dictaphone Operator
tion; excellent working conditions
with congenial associates. Air-con-
ditioned Offices. Salary according, to
expeAence and ability. Five-day
week, s to 4:30.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE co.
14th and l. Sts. NV. ST. 1900
THERAPEUTIC, hospital
exper. essential; salary, S225 mo.
Apply superintendent, SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda: Md. IA
ASSISTANT; bet. % and
80; typlng. write BOX 9l-J, star.
stating qualifications. ia
OPERATOR. full or part
time. private social agency. 1464
Columbia rd. NV. Interesting work.
Adams 1893, Monday.
OPERATOR
Excellent working conditions with
good pay for neat colored girl with
department store experience. Apply
Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd floor, BOND
CLOTHES. 1885 F st. NV.
FILE CLERKS to work several eve
nings per wk. For information ap-
ply in person. EDGEWOOD OFFICE
SERVICE. 7O3 Edgewood st. ne.
liz
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CLERK-TYPIST

Qualified to meet and work with the
public. Good handwriting and scme
knowledge of figures required. Per-
manent. Central location. nice sur
roundings, good salary and many
employe advantages. Give full in
formation ON training, experience,
age Include references and attach
small recent photograph. All replies
confidential. A Splenaid opportunity.
Box 2ll-G Star -lS
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HElP-WokEN
CI,ERK-TYPISI
CT,ERK-TYPTST

steady position: good salary. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 503
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costume jewelry wholesale Arm;
ABBY pSd Ss5s EpWsARp sIsasAfzz asAfzsERd. s zS4 Sth
st. NV. 3rd fl. DI. 1853.
CLERK. Store located 18th and H
me-; 5h-day week. 8 am. to
pm; 75c per hour. Cell MR..
ALBERT. Ii. 7-3304. lis
CLERK. white. experienced. for dry
cleaning counter and assembly
MELODY CLEANERS, sas 18th
general, interesting position
for young woman in auditing dept.
pleasant working conds.. excel. com.
pany benefits. Conveniently located
on busline in ne. section. Air
cond. ofic. Only those willing to
work and seeking perm. position
need apply. Will be given opport.
to learn to operate comptometer or
calculator and tabulating machine.
Apply Personnel once. SEARS.
ROEBUCK a. CO. $500 v st. ne.
rear of Bladensburg rd. Hot. Shoppe.
lie
CLERK. white, young. must have dry
cleaning counter experience. Le-
PARAD1s CLEANERS. 1 Thomas
circle NV. -15
CLERK FOR PAYROLL and posting.
permanent position; good working
conditions: employe benefits; 5h2-
day week Apply at once. THE
MODE. IL tn and F SITS. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Box 211-G. Star. LIS
CLERK-TYPIST
with some knowledge Of bookkeeping,
in property management and build
er'S office; permanent position; new
air-conditioned building. Reply by
letter. stating qualifications and ex-
perience. Give phone number for
interview by appointment.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
$500 Wis. Ave. NV. is
or out Of school. to make home with
mother and be companion to boys
woman. naH cail yrfi IA "si 4s46. 9onS'oef ''Oe
OPERATOR with ex-
perience for national food company.
Air conditioned office. Very pleasant
working conditions. 5oday WI Wk. naOa Hours s
looking for steady work. Floaters
need not apply. Paid hospital in
surance. 2 weeks paid vacation after
l year employment. Salary So so
give age, full experience and quail
hcations. Box 25S-G, Star. lie
OPERATOR, exper.
helpful. but not necessary; perm.
position: 5-day, 4U-hr. wk. pleas.
working conds.. liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hoSpital-
zasiop plan, e retirsment pfI rREs Plan; AZ AP-
PLoYMENT OFFICE. n P st. ne.
OPERATORS-Per-
manent positions in finance once
at 1898 Taylor ST.. NV. Clean.
comfortable SURROUNDINGS; friendly
people with which to work; vaca-
tion with pay; paid sick leave. hos
5-day, 40-hour week. 8 amt AS
pm. Excellent transportation "a
cilities. Hot Shoppe luncheon meals.
Periodic merit increases. smp@oye
RS1shaoea %eSt oee ss'0qR5i Ho sA6FpE AR5ES e
COPY WRITER, girl. fol-, expanding
riety of national and local ac-
counts: exp. desirable; able to as
sumo responsibility: rapid advance,
ment assured; salary open. Call
~ aRSsfaR HaERb ba6a 5ap 81 s!sS $685. Dss
cosMETfC.nRUG nsfi Maaan; CLERKS t27. ex-
perienced; refs. good salary; store
closes p.m.. closed Sun. and holl-
days. Apply in person only, Ma
TIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave.
(white). from IL
ann pm. 6-day week; meals and
uniforms furnished; $40 wk. Apply
WOODLEY DRUG FOUNTAIN De-
tween $ am. and 10 pm, 3527
Conn. ave. 10
CREDIT ASSISTANT, interested in
opportunity to associate with pro-
greSsive and growing plumbing,
heating and appliance concern.
Adequate starting salary based on
Apply to credit mgr, JOHN G.
WEBSTER & SONS. INC. 627 r
ST. n w.. ST. 6l00. is
CREDIT ASSISTANT, typing neces-
sary. for growing retail store. High
est starting salary. Excellent OPP
portnnity Tor enhancement, sni,e wIs htIS
confidential. Box 413-J. Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

rk-Stenographer
21-35 yrs. Of age for tipping and gen.
eral ONCE work in GEORGETOWN; oc-
casional stenographic duties require
shorthand speed Of 80 w.p.m.: free
transportation. paid vacations. and
sick leave. Phone for appointment.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 6363, Ext. 652
Evening star., 1952-09-14
HELP-WoMkN
DANCE TEACHERS

CoUNsELLORs-car required; 4-9
pm; can earn 500 or more wkly.
AP $3.50 after 6 sun daytime Mon