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Evening star., 1952-03-04

High School, who devised q way to
manufacture hydrogen peroxide.
About $1,000 top-ranking high
school seniors from all the States
and the District requested copies
of entry materials and entered one
or more phases of the competition,
and ALA submitted complete en-
tries. The search was conducted
by Science Clubs of America,
through Science Service. It was
supported by the Westinghouse
Educational Foundation, main
tanned by the Westinghouse Elec-
trio Corp.
Opportunities in science for
service to the country and hui
manity have never been greater
or more vital than those facing
the new generation Of scientists,
said DR.. Walter G. Whitman,
chairman of the Research and
Development Board Of the De-
tense Department, who was chief
speaker at the banquet.
$40O Scholarships.
Finalists who received $400
scholarships were:
John A. Armstrong. II, Schenec-
tady; N. Y: Richard A. Bideaux,
16. TuScon, Ariz.; Richard Dolen,
is. New York: Ralph E. Griswold,
II. Atlanta. Ga; Dana D. Mitch
ell. 18. New Rochelle, N. Y: Ilmar
Raudsep. IL. New York; Louise
Schmir. Is, New York, who also
was named alternate for the
$4,000 scholarship. and Judith M.
Shimansky, Is. Brooklyn, N. Y.
In addition to young Hooker
those winning $100 scholarships
were Charlotte A. Eddings, Is,
Phoenix, Ariz.; Eugene e. Epstein,
II. and Paul H. Messenger, 18,
both Of Los Angeles, Calf; Paul
L. Richards, II. Riverside, Calf. /;
Hardy r. Finch III, II, Riverside,
Conn; Charles w. Dietrich, II,
Edwardsville, Ill.:: Leslie M.
Klevay. jr.. II, Skokie, nj; Rob-
ert E. Potthoh. Is. Urbana. ILL.,;
Russell Noyes. jr.. II. Blooming
ton, Ind; Mary Ann Dawson, l8,
Connersville. Ind. and Russell K.
Hobbie. II. Springfield, Mass.
Also Patricia j. Allen, II. Liv-
ingston, Mont: Byron e. Blanch-
ard, Is. and Emmanuel p. Papa
dakis, II. both Of Omaha, Nebr.; :;
George w. Luhrmann, jr., II,
Cedar Brook. N. j.; Harry r.
Hartmann. II. Midtown, N. j.;
John r. Seaman, Is, Baldwin.
N. Y: Alice E. Beck, II, Mount
Vernon, N. Y: Paul F. Forman.
1S. New Rochelle. N. Y; Joel E.
Berne, II. and Philip Lieberman,
II. both Of Brooklyn; Wilma p.
Laufer, II. and Bernard Weiss,
Is. Of Forest Hills, N. Y; Robert
w. Colman. Is. Neponsit. N. Y;
Mary B. Boat. 1s. Poughkeepsie,
N. Y: David A. Goldstein, II, and
Donald w. Mcleod, II, Of Roches-
ter. N. Y; David Y. Smith.
Schenectady, N. Y, and Ruth r.
Harrell. 1s. Norfolk. Va.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Illinois and New Jersey Youths Win TOP Science SchoorhDs

Two youths, one from Illinois
and the other from New Jersey,
last night took the top honors in
the Nationwide 18th annual Sci
ence Talent Search, which was
Judged in the Hotel Statler.
Forty finalists competed for the
$11 900 in Westinghouse scholar
ships.
Karl H. Muench, II. of Evanston,
Ill, won first award, the $4,000
Westinghouse Grand Science
Scholarship, and Robert T. Bra
den. 18, of Princeton, N. j., placed
second and received a $4,000 sci
ence scholarship. Presentations
were made at the awards banquet
by DR.. Harlow Shapley, chairman
of the four-man board of judges,
before an audience of scientists,
educators and Government off,
'cialS.
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Minnesota Ave. Group
Plans Social MEETINGS

A social affair will be held each
year by the Minnesota Avenue
River Terrace Citizens Associa-
tion. it was decided last night.
Members felt that "since most
meetings are rather dry, we need
some kind Of reward for it,"
The proposal was also made that
each member present try to bring
three other persons to forthcoming
meetings.
Evening star., 1952-03-04

AS the most promising of
Americas young scientists, young
Muench and Braden turned out
unusual scientific projects.
The Illinois youth, who is curl
Gus about all phases of medicine,
said his major hobby is endocri-
nology, the study Of the body's in
Iternal secretions and secreting
glands. For his winning project,
he sought to learn whether eating
meat from roosters that had been
chemically caponized to increase
weight and tenderness might pos
sibly be injurious. He used golden
haISsters, born and raised in his
own laboratory, for experimental
animals. To be certain of these
guinea pigs" he fed carefully con-
ltrolled amounts of meat from these
caponized roosters, keeping case
histories of all.
No Scientific Decision.
At the conclusion Of the study,
Karl reported: mo decisive con-
Iclusion can be drawn. The ques-
ton remains unanswered" But
he believes his work will make
some small contribution to the
ultimate solution.
The boy is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert F. Muench. The latter
is chief legal counsel for the Chi
cago office Of the Federal Public
Housing Authority. Karl is an
Eagle Scout and active in the Hi-Y
Club and Science Clubs Of Amer
lea. He intends to study medicine
at Harvard.
Young Braden's interest in
mathematical physics and elec-
tronics comes naturally, for his
Evening star., 1952-03-04

father. r. A. Braden. is an elec-
tronics research engineer.
For his science project, "Con-
structing Logical Truth Tables
With Punched Card Machinery, -
Robert applied computing ma
chimes to the solution of problems
Of logic.
When he first acquired an in
terest in computers several years
Evening star., 1952-03-04

ago, he found that. to understand
and use them more effectively, he
needed to know more mathe-
matics. So he bought q college
textbook and studied calculus on
his own. Later. he built an elec-
tronic computer. which can count
up to IS without any mistakes.
Robert hopes to enter Cornell Uni
|versity and become q mathemat-
|ical physicist or electrical engineer.
The 40 finalists included William
w. Hooker, II, Of 1886 Highview
terrace Sc, senior at Anacostia
Evening star., 1952-03-04
Queen Denotes Books

The University College Of King
ston. Jamaica, Is to receive 322
books from Britain's Queen Mary.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
DRIVER
DHIVERS, HELPERS
RUG CLEANERS

4sO6 NAI6k14NG G1tO
65dsy week week, good ! salary. apply CUR:
ELECTRICIAN's HELPER, white.
EGhcrklcr2NTse GiI h1 2ssTse0 HkhPERaDD;r.n ntfsF Am;
op wsa iesit es COZ CO. sS5s. ss;
Sun. and Monday. -I7
ELECTR0NIC development engineer
or physicist. medium or senior level,
electronic circuit specialist; excel
sTessTe isas with II small
In RESEARCH and development on in
strumentation systems. magnetic
recordings. applications. electronic
computine technioues and indus
sa'arv trial electronic ascr . control systems;
enclose brief resume OF academic
BACKGROUND and experience. A conv.
iinteryiew will be arranged. Box
5shs; REpA1RMAN. settled,
over 30: Full or part-time. Exper-
Good proposition. co. 4803.
OPERATOR wanted for
lge. apt. bldg. Hours, 3 .p.m.-11 pm
salary, $50 per month. See Mr.
EAYNE todAy only, between 2 pm
EfRSAT6RR RS fERAFTsoiREma faSeA AFTsoiREmoRib Tb,ss e. ny ~
nee bldg.: day work. no Sundays
experience not essential: gooc
working conditions, including va.
cation; $41.50 per week. Applica,
ttons confidential. Give refs. Repl.
! BOX 402-S, Star.
ENGINEER to design electrical worl
for commercial and public buildings
excellent opportunity for capabl
Park I'd; NV, MI. 1888. -18
LUMBIA HOSPITAL. Tel. HI. roo,
ENdinNSEEEERRISG ei iPEERRss1DSSisE PERsoSNEL, design
ing .engineers. assistant engineers
manent positions, retirement ant
hospital benefits. vacation and sicl
leave; salary commensurate with
experience and ability. Personne
Director. WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION. Hyatts-
Vile. MARYLAND
Evening star., 1952-03-16
SECRETARIES S1j-l'

Under 40, engineering 81. 400
Real estate, light shorthand : $4,000
Journalist, very little shorthand
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HELP MEN

COUNTER MEN, steady workers; ref
erence; $50 Wk. and tips, No sum
TAuRANT. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
CRANE OPERATOR, also motorcycle.
COED working conditions. Paid va
Cutler; MONROE FORD Co. 1887
EastsWsst hwy. Silver Spring. Nd.
CREDIT CLERKS and cashiers. per-
manent Jobs, company BENEFITS See
Mr. Iyey, NATIONAL FURNITURE
DAIRYMAN, for farm: single or
married; board and room: salary.
EE1ss9oN ssoN ROGERS. Mclean. ] "a,
DENTAL MECHANIC - Apprentices.
snsS SHOULD have % some as exDsri.sncs ,s. Ell, 70
IL noon. WASHINGTON DENTAL
CO., 1904 Z st. NV. lis
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
Experienced in packing, finishina
and plaster work. Must be capable
6ESTaE 6sHERSsTIylioEL LApoRzFoRRfrs. oSRRzHFEoSRfhr MllitsER is
D0QkhlAN. white. retired. collect
tickets at theater. l13l 7th st.
DRAFTsMAN. or man with drawing
ability, for negative work, In air-
conditioned photo-iithographic plant.
40-hr. wk.; good starting pay. Apply
IN person. 10Th and Virginia ave
|DRXFTsMAN. experienced radio en-.
sineering. call RE. 2347. lis
DRAFTSAGAN, age is to 80; pre-.
pairs drawings Of new mains and
mo. to start, $40 in three months;
other periodical increases; 5-day
40-hr. wk. Apply WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT CO.. Personnel Dept.
HOO 29th st. NV. No phone calls
DRIVER for grocery store; good sal.
ary. Apply QUALITY FOOD SHOP
b036 Conn. ave. NV.
DRIVER-Part time, for pvt. school
bus In Alex; hrs. z to 8 am, 1880
to $50 Pm; approx. $120 mo
Call OV. 1872, 8 am. to 9 pm.
--21
DRIVER SALESMAN. drivers exper
In dry cleaning; estab. route; must
know city and be able to furnish
500 bond; hours S-6. We do moi
want man who is satified with
less than $75 per wk. Write, stat
ing age and exper. All information
Will be held confidential. Boz
Zb4-S, Star. --22
Evening star., 1952-03-16
THE EVENING STAR

ll0I Penna. Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPERlACCOUNTANT, undei
80. wanted by growing construction
company In NV; complete charge
OF books, records. statements, tar
reports: We want 4 man who Is In
teresteq In construction work and
would Ike to learn other facets of
state phone number ana time you
can be reached. All replies Will be
BOOi2lkTkfkR-TYPIST. experienced,
for office work. Advertising book
keeptng experience preferred: air
works starting salary $3.50 per mo.
Apply d. ,C.'s fastest risinE adyer-
Using agency. BEATTIE. 612 Csfritz
6ng Bldg 1922 Eye st; nv;
tional Cash Register. 5000; accounts
wors n ST:r Dsore ss, pss;
apply MRS. LUPo, Blackistone
BRfCK LAYERS. ist-cisss M mechsnic,
needed for large housing project "a
HHtisnmcnd; Hta Vs; Apply ANCHOR M
BkickEATERsAfs sleSEE s. ~ end hS3o; and Sav.
BRICKLAYeRs-1TLonsSD f T sDOj ion Al asoo
Crib St Toledo, Ohio. Q days 4
week. $500 per hour. double time
On SATURDAY; Report 70 JOB or call
BRICKLAYEk, mechanic only. Apply
@ 6id0 Eastern ave. ne. or call
BERSTsi.kfi.aaYERs III fi.aaYE WANTED Steady
work: several Jobs inside and OUT
side. top vases. Apply PARRIs q
YOUNG. Fine Arts Bldg, Mary
Wash. College. Fredericksburg. Va.
Il Z = -
BULLDOzER OPERATOR, rood b pay:
Esas.s isssSs soss sbs aFERS WI w +
BtILDOzER OPERATOR, exper.. to
operate International I'd. IA: also
pan per operator ior ais HIS. chsirs.sr,s c.s..,
sober: White. Et,. 1907.
6UICnERs part, time, ior Fri. and
sooD saoP: sSst So6n- sss. M.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Classified
PERSONALS tcont.

NOW YOU. too. can have your dear
est ones oil painting portrait made
BY q very fne artist from your
photo for the low price Of $45 for
Inixla size. Bring your photo to
ave. NV. EM. 9792. IS
C0NyALESCENT. elderly, chronic
cases. LAURA HORSLEY, Arrine-
ton. Va. on Southern Railroad.
Phone Lovington 1869.
MOTHER or ONE viii care for / or
children. infancy to 8 yrs; laree
new home; licensed. FA. 7Il5. lt,s
SECRETARIES--Let US prove that
you can write publishable material.
Good spare time. earnings; prestige,
iun. Cost as little as 3Oc 4 day to
learn H howi Call MEMoRy-C-NATIC.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

CLERK. rental, white; hrs, pm.
NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL CO.,
2311 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 6913. --16
CLERK for ONCE work; capable with
figures; willing to work afternoons
and eyenings: State age and salary.
CREk2@dooo RHfk secs, stat & nsur.s, for iaie oil
company operating on degree day
basis. Physically handicapped con-
stdered. Hours can be made to suit
applicant. State salary expected to
begin; immediate employment; all
responses treated confidentally. Box
CLERK for dry cleaning store. part
time; some exper. preferred. Apply
, s-l0 am. only, 1912 14th st. NV.
CLERK, fast stock and clean-up man.
Local refs. $1.00 per hour. Call
Monday after 800. MATTHEWS
PHARMACY. Liz 3-1O65.
CLEkikS, age Is to 30. ryping and
general ONCE work; h. 8. graduate:
$216 to start, $40 in three months;
other periodical increases; 5-day,
4o,hr, VIZ; Apply WASHINGTON
HOO 29th st. NV. No phone calls.
CLERK -MGR.. dry cleaning store;
exceptional future; $50 plus per
cent Of gross. Ii. 6-5316,
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CEMENT
FINISHER
BRING TOOLS
APPLY
Mr.. sEEKFoRD


6425 14th ST. NV. A16
CHAUFFEUR-Must be LIST class for
Embassy; 3007 Whitehaven st. NV.
C4EF or good seafood cook; make
menus; no Sundays; bonus II you
snow . percentage. Box 365.M.
CHEf-CoOK-Must be a first-ciass
cook and worker, capable of full
charge Of kitchen of 8 and have
references. 1st-class restaurant in
nearby Nd, good transp. salary
open, plus bonus on food costs All
gTeplies kept confidential. Box Is,
CHINA PACKERS ana craters MER.
CHANTS TRANSFER q STORAGE
co. $50 = st. NV. Mt. Hite.
CLAIMS ADyUSTER, multiple line
stock casualty company has OPEN
Ing for adjuster with some exper.
Law decree desirable, but not re.
s HsussNcn ssI tpsR,shsS r Sd noRgaE oINPEMNIJy ANTJ
lCA, 612 Woodward Bldg. Mr..
Levering. RE 4Rll0 .s--2l
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CQOK

A6e 25-40; exp. IN Ire. volume
paid vacations and sick leage, eroup
insurance and puIchact discounts.
ArPLY HOT sH0RNE9. INC:
Room zoo. l34l g .. ~ -1o
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AUTO MECHANIC

AUTO MECHANIC
TO work In one Of the most modern
and ana 6est-eguipped shops; vacation
guaranteed salary; must be expert
enced and have references. Apply
In person to Mr.. Mills or Mr.. Herson.
MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER-FRAZER. INC.
Both Sides of 7th st. at r NV. lie
MACHINIST, All
UNIVERSAL Afro PARTS. rs Num- No. i
AUaO. rAlNTEH-We- have an open-
ing for the aboye-averase painter,
exper. on plsnding. colors, modern
oshsf empIoyis dement's. AssSn cSil IA. aa
AUTO BODY CO.. 1889 Biadens.
A1T6 GpF6 te tPeArNrER,s helper. sn,ts; :.
have an opening for yoiine man
As an experienced auto painters
helper; good paying, steady work;
siter aaSs. a.sSs PYRAMID pSSfssA Mr zzaAso zn4o
BODY CO. iSs6 Bladensburs rd..
AuHf;o' u; RSSSiSSfis NAN. white. wanted
for position or sales counter, with
!afGe Cnryslef parts wholesaler;
usual employe benefits. Cali Mr..
Dixon, DE: goes. CENTRAL AUTO
Au4O AS q oAh As'y y6ckiE9;MvNest 8 III E99;vNt sDpear- oa
ance and careful driver with b. q.
permit. Apply Mr.. Peers, ARCADE
PONTIAC CO. 1887 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

e-e"k 0~
NURSE. treatments given
at your home or at my once AD
VACANCY. day care, in Christian
home. for infant or small child.
Phone LO. 5-3954.
DANCE MUSIC. for your parties and
oeneeS reas. rate, small orchestra.
ARE THERE 2 YOUNG LADIES who
would like an attractive room In q
nice home where they could invite
friends and have other home privi-
CAN CARE for i or Q children.
while parents work: my home. SILVER
rSstH6 sprtinHg No Er ~, LILO, -.
ksaeenabis Eiaes'T IA. i9Tg a2s2. letters. ,s &C.
CHILD OARE-Wiil give mother,s
care 70 child 8 TO. ) yrs. in my
honas. pETWORTH. RIA. si4i. i6s
Evening star., 1952-03-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

TIME IS THE ESSENCE of life. Be a
portrait artist in mos; by world
dnamous teacher. Low cost. Elk.
BUILDER, custom-built ramblers or
other type homes. Licensed and
PESN o HOME tMPRoVsMENRTF vi SRF co',, q,
LQ; l:20S5 or II. 4-340O. III
RLASIERER,sIMembers of, Local 90.
Thsrsday. March aots. aResiai II D@ nss.ias at
1903 N. Capitol st. BY order OF
coRGF s6s 4S9 RTAAMHFsssH {AMHFs s
experts at the original TAX CEN
TER I'LL Vermont ave. NV. RE.
1881. Open am. to 8 pm. daily.
TAX Az. RETuRHs 1.Eu ssda dPRERAREDMEeason- .,!
ilnston. VI I sst ciarenaon IGa Di'eii circfe5. f5
AKfIsT has openings sa NJ efesi FOR Several new
sssa sssSpnss' . y Tk9goHSssh kld1ssS work. ogN-
AGcSUiNTANF AsS5i ii & FH0GSE spUSIis,. bookEespins
home. From ':ss; s.. 81. 1906. sSsA Il. y:u
RENT-New. portable typewriters
fSn..1a fSI2 1cr n;,.an months. & Esntsl appliss g
TAX SERVICE II HiH il Ga your StIa hom. or once
experience. WO. 363s.
ALL INC. TAXES. Fed. DC. Nd. Va:
ss. up sun An MS1cfppRI III ipn TAX SaslS cHS also
TER. RIM 203. 400 5th ct. NV. RE.
VIZ s AWNnL ADVANCE the cash to To- re-
deem diamoBts. etc. pledged else
nSnss. nSets and EsMosroN Nos saps & Co. e liias 4
st. NV. Only licensed. and bonded
loan once in. washington. Guaran-
BY reliable tax acc1pntant; So up;
Al TAX. SERVICE. Returns pre-
Reasonable. co. 1886. Id
TAX RETURNS prepared or amended
in your home or ONCE by reliable
tax accountant. 81. 2025. lie
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. HARRY W. BARRETT,
3003-B. 18th ave-, Kentland, Md.
Hyattsville P. o. 16s
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
Honey. Apple Butter and Eggs
S' miles nil; ON on r It. iss to high f water i
tower, w. w. MOORE, Sandy
Spring, Nd. Fulton S-3S91.
COLORED-24-HOUR care for q
child in licensed home. Ii. 3-4120.
1416 c st. Sc. --16
Evening star., 1952-03-16
COOK
lWHITEl

assist chef at Mt. Vernon. This Is
q good opening for q reliable man
with rounded. knowledge Of cook
Ing. Good salary. meals. transpor-
sts'a EBons ar VA on sH6fs hi
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y AVE.

When answertns advertisements
addressed to Star Oores, DO NOT
inclose original references. photo-
graphs or other materials of per-
soRdl UGlne. Copies serue the pigr-
pose and ORIGINALS gtGt get lost.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AUCTION SALES
zed L, williams
and Zed L. Williams, Jr.

ana Zeo l.. Williams, Jf.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
Big sale this week including
fine late model cherrywood
spinet piano, unusually de-
sirable bedroom suites,
brand-new admiral" eft.
refrigerator, wal. secretary
desk, French motif 2-pc. liv-
ing room suite, odd sofas,
living room and lounge
chairs, odd dressers, chests,
chifforobes, 4x8 new throw
rugs, large sleep chair, wal.
din. room suite, maple
breakfast set, floor and
table lamps, 'Wheelock''
apartment-size grand piano,
Numerous other household
furnishings, brought in
from warehouse, stores,
homes and apartments.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
els NEW YORK AVE.
pr,EHI THIS TgHs TrgHinf4IS NAN 1sS ls,SSfINi1ds z xm
UP 10 SALE HOUE TUESDAY.
Special Attention:
Dainty little cherrywood like
new "Horugel" imported
spinet piano, a beauty, also
apartment-Size "Wheelock'
: grand piano, splendid con-
dition. Pianos will be solo
at 2::15 pm.
AUcrioNEEAs pE- Ma. 2e7s
= T. Z Z = = ; =
Evening star., 1952-03-16

Permanent position for man with
some experience In restaurant fields.
uis: S-day week. Ii am. to s pm;
under AL oovERNMENT sERV-
Evening star., 1952-03-16
GENERAL
SUPT. OF INSPECTION

75-yr. .-old National crsanixstion,
salary TO start $500 per month.
Work IN South. Start ct once. Per.
manent II dualified. Graduate ensi-
knowledge and experience Il con.
crete DESIGN In testing. Also ex-
Ray experiences. Please give fun
particulars rs TO education, expert.
Write c. c. LaFollette, 0OS l4th
st. NV. or phone DI. e40e, Tor
interview appointment. I'D
GAS STATION MAN -ReTular post
ton. Character Is the mosts I'm.
portant requirement. SWANS
suNoCo sSI SERVICE. e4bo oecrsia
GRiLL ,MAN-white; erper.; hr.. ;.
IL Apply tn person. CHASTLE TON
PHARMACY 10th. and = sts. nv.
lcoafilasd on Next FaS0
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HELP MEN


ACCOUNTANT-JR., for cPA once:
exper. not essential; tipping neces-
sary. Call GE 44S5.
CLERK---Ase rs to 80.
perm. position with prosperous
old established food products com.
pany Tor YOUNG accountant. Should
yanced student in accounting. 49,
hr. work week, starting salary, S66
per wk.; cafeteria In bldg. Call
w. H. PROCTOR. ME 4793.
ADDRESSOGRAPH GRAPHOTYPE
operator - win employ either an
ing an average typing ability and
an interest In learning the business.
This Is fine company Offering
permanent employment. opportunity
for promotion, employe benefits and
irFlE; INKsuRzNE Ez aeeIsD r lsss Eys e
NV RIM 6(l9 --Q0
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
BOOKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS. |
We specialize In these positions !
ATLAS. 1920 n. Y ave. NV.

BOOKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS.
xTLAs. AZ sgeflzs6s izao N 'asss ave-. NV.
STENOG. SECY.. $4,000 up. law exp.
private secy.:;. assoc. stenog.. under
35, $40 wk.; brokerage exper. secy:.
Sssoe ssS xk real Mans ssss SshsEs s fsDiss e H
1911 q st. NV. RE. 1928.
ROUTE statesmen, $3.50 mo-, parts
delivery man. p: e. permit: car re-
pairsmen Of all kinds. Miss Fox.
pERs0kN5sI 3 "a sI,s SERVICE. ISL q St.
THEATER tFl SECY.. $50 wk. Meet
ssaz 5ossre7os o0 1ath M's cor tae
MA. 234O.
HOTEL CLERKS (M), know tran
script. $500 mo. Cashier and food
ehsskeTS shes kSNrrp mesIs hJy Sa9 siY MIS- & Gray e
LIBRARY ASST: tFl. 70 S6g Xk; See
Miss Reed. PERSONNEL SERVICE.
rfEsaac1HfdRs fsa1H s. T. WzNrEb Van E6 for sSss the best
positions in Washington vicinity and
elsewhere. Phone BALTo. TEACH
ERS.. AGENCY. 516.. N. Charles ST..
BaltimoTe, Nd; dM9lbsETy $3.50,
COLORADO Sids.. i4tS and 6. re. RE-
T.,-Pediatrician exper. hos
pital meals and excel. SAL. future
Miss Evans. BoYD-S, cor. @ and
DExRrsMES i2sR siX fNd M.Ss Ss4a 4sl.s.ronic rnss.
mech: craftsmen: all kinds. BoYD's,
700 18th cor. G NV. Ma. 2340.
PROVISIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
174O, K ST. NV. ME. 1892:
sees. see eSaHh'lsn aitS snd without sSso
med, real estate. etc to $3.50
Addresso- graphic operator to $55
r. Ms for M. DIS ---- salary open
IL
MESSENGERS, m, So. 100
Inventory clerks $50 wk.
Shoe statesmen. com and $40 wk.
MISS GRAY. i511 g st. NV. NA.
INyEsTTGAToR;cLE some typinT
HH Elliott I Fisher Il bk. aom9ss opr.. $s5 WEE VIZ.
Payroll Clerk. knowl. bkpr., $50 wk.
See Miss Reed PERsoSNEEG ssoS sEPsf; sfERvTcE
1911 @ st. nv. lEst. II yrso MA. 6OSS
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
SALES. chem. products; exp. nec.,
PROPERTY Mor. fSSS EXEC mS; 1arss s.as opss; sas
ASST. TO PROPERTY fGisRo-SsisSg %aR. ssnssg
ASST. ssI EMPLOYMENT MGR. sc;SsS SSsS
SECRETARY TO EXEC. Salary open
EaITTrMEN EniTr GhSsn sern S1e1i, Sso0
sERvicHMAN sHShsRSH 'svs svendins machtnesS. .oo
500 wk.
REFGR. MECHANIC SIS wk.
ASST. MGR. Country club exp.). $3.50
plus room aid board: excel oppor-
AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST S21
HoQKKEEPERS Ssome typing). $3, 500
Services message center( $3.50
MGR. (exp) $3.50
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITORS texp).
$500
1919 18th ST. NV. EX. 7270
Evening star., 1952-03-16
LLOYDS SAY:

Like q relaxed atmosphere in an
ofice? II your secretarial skills are
good there is lovely position
waiting for you in 2 nationa! trade
association office. You'll work $3.50
to 5, 5 days, and receive approx.
$500 a mo. TO start.
LLOYDS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1420 N. Y. Ave, RIM. sos. ST. 2207.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
ARLINGTON
WOMEN

WOMEN
Receptionist, dentist ----.- $50
RECEIPT. t.-typ., airport, 5 49, $500
RECEIPT. typ, yng., Wilson blvd. $45
RECEIPT. pix oper. $45
RECEIPT. typ, cashiering 81 80
RECEIPT. typ, medical field - $175
Typist, learn varitype, 8 d. $240
elk. .-typiSt, educ, 5 d, 1888
Clk.-typ medical fields 5 d.---$210
elk. -typist, research, 5 $203
Secy.. educ. field, B d. $3.50
Secy., Govt contact, 8 d.------$265
Priv. secy. to exec, B d. $50
Correspondence elk .-secy., B d. S25S
Secy, airlines exec, 5 d.----- $3.50
Admin. aSst.-secy., 8 $3.50
Steno., Lee highway =. $55
P. T. secy., atty, 81, 3 d. S125
Social worker, educ. or exp 1928
Asst. bkkpr., Fairlingtor $225
Commercial artist, no exp. nee $50
Teacher, kindergarten - $340
Teacher, 1st grade. luncA- $150
Teletype oper., 11-S pm. $3.50
Comptometer oper., Wilson blvd. $45
Telephone elk. no exp. nee. - $l76
Mgr, shoe and handbag dept. Open
Cashier, Wilson blvd, no typ $42
MEN
Ofc. mgr, construction exp. 500
IBM mach. supervisor 1925
Mechanic, heavy equip. $275
Production man, duplicating $245
Credit interviewer, Car furn.-$245
assistant S6S
Routeman, estab. route. d. S65
Stock man s$66
Fence salesman, comm. plus-----$ $55
Tratnee, learn business $50
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AUCTION SALES tcon.. ,

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture.
glass. china, frames. hyic-a-brac.
etc. Thurs, 7:30 pm. heated bldg.
SUBURBAN AUCTION. Rockville.
PWUBsLrC SALE OF two valuable
farms, containing ISL acres and l62
acres. respectively, located In Ur-
Md, on Route so. between the Fin
gerboard rd. and Urbana. about ga
be sold at the Court House in Fred
erick, Nd, on March 90, 1852, ct
1890 am. These properties can be
inspected any day except Wednes-
days and Sundays. FRANK r.
ADDISON. trustee and individually.