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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

or over derive their income entirely
from pensions, public assistance
and other nonwage forms of in
come. The survey showed that
money incomes for older men or
women did not change from 1947
to 1851. Since prices rose marked
ly during this period, the purchas-
ing power of this group, which was
already inadequate, dropped still
further.
2. By 194S the average income
of Warld War Ii veterans had
topped that of non-veterans and
has continued to increase at a
faster rate since then. In 1851
veterans aged % to "a averaged
$3.50 while the average income of
non-veterans in the same age group
was only $2,875. The pickup in
veterans income after 1913 is due
in part to the fact that for many
veterans, 1913 was the first full
year Of civilian employment. Prior
to that time many Of them had been
attending school and had not teen
able to obtain full-time jobs.
W0men's Salaries Stable
3. While the average money in
come Of male workers has increased
considerably since 1914, there has
been no similar increase in the av-
erage income of women workers
The stable level of women's earn
ings is largely due to the increase
in the proportion of women, par
ticularly married women, in part
time jobs or intermittent employ
ment, whose annual incomes tend
to be low.
4. The average income of Negro
and other nonwhite workers has
been increasing at "a faster rate
since 1889 than that for white
workers. Even so, by 1851 the av-
erage for nonwhtie men was only
$2,100 as compared with $4,000
for white men and in the case of
women the corresponding figures
were $500 for nonwhites and $1,000
for whites.
The study also brought out the
fact that middle-income groups,
which includes most workers, are
largely dependent on incomes re
ceived from wages and salaries.
while both the very low and the
highest income groups depend to a
much larger extent on income from
self-employment or from interest
dividends. rent or other types of
nonwage income.
The fact that most people derive
their income almost exclusively
from wages and salaries will, of
course, cause few workers to raise
their eyebrows. Low-income per-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

earlier. In terms of 1947-49 dol
lars, the weekly paycheck equaled
a little more than $50.
THE substantial gain from a
year ago." the FRB said, "reflects
generally higher wage rates, the
increase in nonfarm employment
and a longer work week in manu-
featuring"
Manufacturing accounted for the
bulk of the increase in employment
over the year-900 900 in durable
goods industries and 100000 in
nondurable.
"The labor market" according
to the FRB, ''has continued strong
and fairy well balanced, with some
tightening reported in localities
that earlier had been adversely
affected by reduced output of
civilian goods"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

U. S. Secretary of Labor Martin
P. Durkin announces that during
the last twenty years the Federal
State system of employment secu-
rity agencies has made more than
175,000,000 placements Of farm
and non-farm workers, of which
more than 100,000,0O0 were in non
agricultural work. This includes
more than 100000 job place
ments of veterans and almost g.
100000 placements of disabled vet
Grams and handicapped workers in
the last ten years.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

In order to assist this years
crop of graduates, Korean veterans,
and other young people in finding
jobs, Secretary Of Labor Martin
P. Durkin has announced the Labor
Departments Bureau Of Employ
ment Security has prepared and is
sued Job Guide For Young Work
ers. 1t has been sent to State En-
ployment Services affiliated with
the United States Employment
Service and will be used in pro-
vidings job counseling and place
ment services to young people.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

June s, 1853 marked the TWEEN.
tieth anniversary of the United
States Employment service. The
"agner-Peyser Act was enacted
by Congress June 6, 1888, and
directed the Department of Labor
TO create a United States Employ
ment Service to promote a nation
wide system of public employment
o11ices. 1t was followed three years
iater by passage by Congress of
the Social Security Act.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

Of the 215 national or interna-
tional unions listed in the 1853
Directory of Labor Unions in the
United States, 100 are affiliated
with American Federation of
Labor, 80 with the Congress of
Industrial Organizations, and 70
are unaffiliated unions. They have
an estimated membership of be-
tween 16 1I2 and II million work :
ers. Membership over 100000 was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

satlon ensuued: Hello. Oh, yes"
ok. honey, see you later"
Who was that?" asked her boy
friend.
"Oh, no one to ge, excited about.
1t was just my husband calling to
tell me he was playing poker with
you and wouldn't be home until
late"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
Panty-Raider
But No College

Roseville, Calif.-No college, no
panty raids is the position of Po-
lice Chief Emmett McCrary.
eve just can't allow these panty
raids to go on" McCrary said af-
ter arresting a 17-year-old boy for
stealing panties from clothesline.
after all, there isn't even a COL
lege around here"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
Wages In May
Reach Record

Wages reached an aii-time high
in May, the latest date for which
figures are available, the Federal
Reserve Board announced.
The board reported that average
hourly earnings amounted to $1.75
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

sons derive a large part of their
income from nonwage sources be-
cause so many of them are old
folks whose income is derived from
inadequate retirement benefits and
public assistance. But even among
men earning less than $500 year,
the incomes of 40 percent came ex-
clusively from wages and salaries.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

Rice has grown continuously in
some flooded fields for 1000 years,
indicating it's benefit to the soil.
However, dryland rice cultivation
does not show the good results on
soil shown by floodland cultiva-
ton.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25

and weekly wages averaged $71.05.
Those figures represented increases
of six and seven percent, respec-
lively. above the levels of year
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-07-25
Well?

Chicago - Menu at AL Farber's
N. Clark st. steak emporium here
warns customers that management
Is mot responsible for steaks or
dered we'll DONE"
Evening star., 1953-02-14
SITUATIONS poMEsflc

COOK. general housework; stay In.
Gpiossda aaSpm aSepman with references. Can
GIkI. eoioFsa. wishes JOB 5 days
CITY Tseff sef;. PA Pas s.Is5i, ENSs no e0offisps'
saIss, refeIencs. II: 6.734s. -lS
LADY el9s q, colcrsd. oS',s -. sx@peIisnsed. @ win
ior employed ~ couple. @ III Ii. asoSssSolA soSSso.
MAID desires work IN hotel or room
i..g house. ST. 3-4l92.
WOMAN vsOnL solored. wishes house
EURotPEAN Tnsit ssa Vi MWoMAtNS!o MAtNSos; excellent cook.
g;w.h., desires permanent position.
First % class references. Reply Box
RUPHFRss eMPL. AGENCY l05 na.
plenty Of women on hand with refs.
dta ser daHyyosk HU a.S Cleaners. laundresses,
TWo coIoRED5 GIRLS. want Jobs Jobs as
ffisvateE f,i a19zo9p operator; b-days . week.
C0LoRED GIRL wishes days work
Tues. Wed: Thurs: DE. 2-921S. 16s
eOoGiRE; rs GIRL .xDss desires rss Or
cOLOREp GIRL, desires days work;
steady Job Or presser. References.
COLORED GIRL. desires general
noasework. 5 days. References. II.
COL0RED GIRL desires child care or
maid Call NO. 7-S1O7. lSs
COLORED LADY, experienced, desires
Ta' naid a.aafs o. fdsy work or salad maker.
COL0RED dependable woman wishes
york days. Ho. 2-02S9. I5s
srsn.ss week work; MonodlaSys day Tuesday. Ref
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TYPIST
For insurance ONCE. Experiences ne.
cessary. Advancement Opportunity,
51day week Employe benefits. Phone
E4. 3-0oOO. -16
MATTRESSES (2). experienced and
reliable; Sundays Of. Apply in per-
son. No phone calls. SAXONY BAR
AND GRILL. 907 Penna. ave-, NV.
WAITRESS, colored, experienced; Z
x,kAY erHsEHS TEcMNiciANMEMust AZ; be 1a GOOD
typist: surgeon's ofice; Silver Spring.
Salary open; JU. 7-6S9s. lib
GIRLS, white. full or part time;
Ssy csSai1r eas iountsE Ssd and 1ss.t9n s9 qSSd
foop sHo;P SHOP W I4es sAeSiiHni colSmbia BIKE bike.
Arl.. Va. (r1ext door to Navy Annex.
LADIES, earn se5-s7o per Ha week;
ambitious. intelligent white person;
exper. unnecessary. training and
tiona tiaaanf1 an. E1veS5 4e5soD CDO0r' Tor DromNs SS
earn as much as $50 Wkiy. by work. work.
orders tcro tcro AVON PRopUcTis. cal Cal
YSUNSG !Si NSifs2E; s2SY for general once RS work,
Bookkeeping helpful. Good starting
salary, chance for advancement.
Only person Interested in perma-
nent position need apply. Phone
YOUNG LADY to operate Remington
Rand bookkeeping machine. Must
be typiSt. Some knowledge Of book
keeping preferable but not essential;
INC. III < st. NV. .
YOUNG WOMAN for sheet music de-
partment; knowledge Of music es.
sential. See Mr.. Dixon. JORDAN'S.
corner 18th and @ sts. NV. LIZ
camera girl: excellent opportunity.
The HH; GIRL S1fStHi WE ARE LOOKING For
Is probably now employed but Is
bored or dissatisfied. She has good
that has unusual opportunities. sT,
3-9190, 80
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and other fine lurni-
ture and bric-e-brAc to be sold ct
very reasonable price: In fact. al
items must be sold. For Apt. call
HARRY LUsTINR Wo. 6-6416.
1T
welsh Doodle busy With
mattress and Folderola strolier. $40.
Cnsi SEj PEI 9aeffdrsrrR. national. -ea class
receipt and slip certiflcation. factory
rebuilt, cost S1,40O, win sell for
$1,000 or best offer. I'M. 3-9722.
CASH REGIsTER, National. elect49ic;
excel coonadd.: $3.50. 170s Z st. n:w.,
CHAIRS 1T is wi Wing and club. almost new !
custom slip coyers. Must Be seen to
and large family-sixe
square gay table. with extra le9yes.
CaiiB.s Cxhf1s M Toli.sop oGS: desk and chair. IS;
baby crib. maple. S.; rciI-aWay bed
with new matt.. S12. u. 3-17ee:
CHINA, Imported EngIish bone, Siue
design en white. service for 8. sos.
CLOTHING. dOTHfiHSSS suits, dresses. wool 3 ana
faiiie suits. size 1913. Co. 5-oils.
books and mise. articles.
121l East Capitol st. Sc.
COAT, ladies, black three quarter
with silver fox tuxedo front. size
II; $50 or best offer. Ii. 4-2395.
COATS ta,. lady.s wool; black 9 and
gray: size AZ; excel. cond.; SIS
each. WA. 7-7752. is
COAT, lady'S, Wool-silk, Continental.
orig. trimmed IN Persian lamb, size
16A. gray, never worn. Cost $126,
sea SIS. Do. 7-0332. 16s
COFFEE TABLE Chinese .teakWood.
carved, chow beneh-type. AID.
A-U075. 10
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r st. Store

MANAGER HOUsEKEEPER. white,
month. Refs. Lge; Ink: rm. avail.
~ $50 m1nth. AID; 2-929e: iii
time time s days. 1929 F st. NV. snd
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing and research organization, Alex,
needs recent grad. with MS. or BIS.
IN applied mathematics, physics. en-
operating calculating machines and
mathematical operation such as so
luton OF simultaneous equations.
plotting OF curves graphical and
mathematical integration. and re-
duction Of experimental data; good
applied mathematics background es-
senSial; salary open. Phone for ap-
pointment: OV. 3-2177. ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP, Alexandria, va.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - Pediatri-
s9sas cs ao a15ersHS5i ssSi1 sTsssgs sst saa.
MODELS, attractive young girls, Mi IS
80; radio. TV, flm, conventions,
TSEId nSiIa. premisrs p parades and cam.
pot necessary. : Miss sigmunS, Va. VA
CENTURY MODELS. 80
NURSE, experienced. practical. for
nursing home; live in. u. 9-e040.
NURsE-sECRETARY. for pediatri-
clans ONCE; Georgetown area; hrs.
o to $50 weekdays with "a day
on; 9 to IL Sat-; additional help
in ONCE. duties; bookkeeping, bill
ing, secretarial work; assist with
patients. nurses training or medical
tech; exper. desirable; call co.
NURSEMAID- COOK. white; expert
enced; references; high type person
for small family. Must love chill
dren. Write Box 414-z. Star. -15
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

CASAIER AND HOSTESS. Experienced
capable OF tea room and dining room
manaeement. Box 261-X, Star.
DENTAL AssIsT.-white. In AZ aSout
SWo weeks; must type and file and
Sn o1o,,sS sSoa a nousekseper; also enersetic
Of ONCE. detail. Need not Be az *.
perienced so long as you are willing
TO learn. VIII consider part-tinne'
state size and age and ali auaiifi-
Sts. S9tsions. Downtown ONCE. Box 324-X.
DOMESTIC. colored woman, desires
ELEXAT6R OPERATOR, can operate
PHX board; licensed and exper.; !;
W'l iurn. own uniforms. To. 2-4753.
GIRL wants position ss doctors asst. Y
or once work. Willing TO start as
bsginnsr; exper. Cali "a Sat, sun.
MRS. WALLACE. 70: 3-6772. lis
LADY, COLOnED, high sch. grad,
noHlsdrs Gsii'tS q tSpins e In eassk siss7 sGR:
MEDICAL ASSIST, 8 years experi-
ence, typing. routine lab. etc. Can
NURsE SECRET1RY COMPANiON,
sSxcellsns exc ,Ss references; ,ss i've In. $500.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires nursing
In private home or as Companion.
VIII exchange references. write
2430 East Banner DR.. Norfolk Is.
sEcY.-sTENo.. 10 yrs. varied e4 e9per.
In reputable cfices: refs; avail. in. ia.
T9sSS xT IA hoS SiSesl 81 capable 10. .x-
IS. 4-SSe9. after q pm. weefdays.
all day Saturday. Sunday. I5S
TYPIST, dictAphone operator. soci-
ology major; welfare and religious
work. Open TO al races. Boz SILK.
TYPPIsT.CLERK - wanted By old
iss.S|I:s:s sss sssS ssss' s-dss y: Ss:t
employed. desires to locate In wash
inston nstosana or Or v.ciRgi!ty. vss.g!y 49,, Cook house.
care: Salary not as Important as
SURROUNDINGS. Information NAV be
obtained through son. DE. 2-563a.
TWO GIRLS, colored. wish part.fime
evening work from 6-12 pm. NO,
coIORED GIRL tcollese grad, de-
ssiTes HS, ]Ss as receptionist. Phone
CoIoREp LADY desires lob Is typist.
once cleaning or day work. La.
cSI0OssiRD WOMAN wants even evsnins
Job IN delicntessen,s kitchen helper
OK ehAxWcman. TAYLOR 0-02l0. 16e
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HELP-DoMEsTic

CHILD CARE-G.H.W., white expert
enced. Employed couple. child,
modern home, live in, private room
and bath. 6A-day wk. XII. 9-42O4.
CooK-Iiye in; !attrae. .ard d. bed
c0S9KGs;a:W!Si; Ss9! sa:g!S ii.s ohllHrsn. recent
area; 10 until after dinner, s days;
s nasty W s2s; r.. ~. =, s26Ss s5Ssx vf4 II
sxper;: small family; refs; $35 yE..
Cook;G.H.W.. Like children; re-
cent local references; 1--we in. Phone
Co0K-G.H.W.-Live in; sss week.
Local refs. Chevy Chase, Md. OIL.
CPLE.Ewoman, cook and g.h.w.:
Man. serve. drive and yard work.
Must be exper., recent ref. DE.
GENERAL iEHsss HOUSE woRKER-cook;
live in; vicinity, w. Moreland Circle.
z sm. children in family; $500
G.H.w.- III -co0Kk-5-day wk.: live 20 in
or out; no children; refs. Wo.
CIV INV! oociooK-Ltve in: pvt. room
ences. EN-. 3-5463. --16
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for elderly
lady and SON. One who needs q
hom" plus small salary. JU. 6-3869.
HOUSEKEEPER. white-Adult family
live in; good home; for right person;
small salary. WO. 6-5slO. -l9
LADY. white. who. needs an apt,
t,, e assist j. 81 Jn in care Of / child. Phone.
Ma}D: All CIV :H.W., doctors family; VIZ iiv.
in: plain cooking; fond Of children;
references; upstairs room. pvt. bath.
Salary open. OIL. 2-8837. 30
MAID--Live in. General housekeep-
enc ences readested aocd can ss4TSTy Rsfsr
NURSEMAID. colored. exper.; $40
W.. ! 3 ossg odssSs; no night baby sitting.
WOMAN: 70 care for 2-yr. -old child,
s,nsII u sxIIcnanTgs aaTs for Foom d snd board, and
WOMAN !whitej, settled. viii give
exchange for minding girls. age
9 and 9. for 4h-days per wk. No
,HSaN nSeayy Nho9sework: AP. 7.7776. -15
valid. some light housekeeping; live
b-7o6s after S:so s. 'Is p.m. nome. -1S yo'
WOMAN, white or colored. to take
care OF 2 children, and Ia yrs,
LU. 1884. IL
settled colored lady
70 stay with mother as companion.
Small salary and bd. AID. 2-5OO7.
plus. small salary, in exchange for
child care. 10. 2-0005. after s
ACTIVE WHITE LADY in:
private room; .g.h.w.; 4-yr.-old child:
COLORED MAID, live in, pleasant
room. good pay. LU. 2-2066. I5s
COLORED WOMAN, 1910 years of
age; live in; .g.h.w.. help take care
oI small children; pvt. rm. and
bath; $50. Webster 5-513O. il
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SITUATIONS MEN

BARTENDER; 10 years experiences;
i9SsF. ias4:. reliable cail DAVID co;. s
CHEF, European trained; hotel or
reStaurant. Box 334-X, Star. l5S
gentleman, middle
aged: speaks 8 languages Including
English, business ability, graduate
Southern California University. Ref
ersncss: Box. 332-X, Star. 15s
TECH; 8. Z. student
with B yrs. military and civilian
exper. In communication and elec-
tronics, needs about 20 hrs. part
time work per week during day. BOX
EssT1iiNx ssT1iiNxr9OIRsrlENGINEER OH yen.,s, 1S con
structton, fully experienced ali trades
except mechanical; full or part time;
Day or night or day and night: fast
ssnaa sna accurate; $3.50 per hour. Box
LIFE NisURANcE and social secIrity cur
expert exp % available; WIN Counsel YOU
tainer basis: Call JOHN MURPHY
"a; 2-2I2I for appointment. -i8
NAN, COLORED (graduate), wishes
job, as dental technician or dupii-
eating ting, machine operator. LU.
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StenOgrapher-Clerk

OCc11OSrdpIler-ClerK
In downtown real estate Office; perm
anent position. pleasant working
conditions. 5-day Wk.: opportunity
Tor adyancement; salary, S275 per
mo. Phone MR.. CARPENTER, DI.
7-1411, for interview. Ia
STENOGRAPHER-Fuil-time work for
radio parts wholesaler. For inter
view call MR.. FoNNER. no. 2-o8O2.
STENOGRAPHER-rxPIsT-Eficisnt.
title or real estate experience pre-
terred but not necessary. Excellent
opportunity Tor cooperative and
wiling worker. State salary. BOX
s%iFcas6ARD VII S1s6A OPERATOR IA TaE
WoODNER APARTMENT HoTELs
Call chief operator. HU. $4,000.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. uS exper.
for modern apt. bldg. See Resident
Mgrs 1901 vt. ave. NV. -15
TYPlST. white. not over IS: card
syping and receipts: 5-day. 35-hr.
Va w; S4S e. per Wk. to start. Box
TYPIsTIs5-day. s7K-hour week; KID per-
mansnt 9ag. x employment CAN ST; g.
TYPIST-some soundscriber expert
ence necessary. Casualty insurance
company offers air-conditioned Of
tEes,,ans nee hospital s1 and 9. surgical benefits
is1eSS. iisrissT tyTT,nE TnDEy anS et6sF miIssl
Curry INSURANCE. CO., 1920
Conn; con r., ave, ave, s:30-4 pm. Monday
TYPIST. accurate. able to operate
monitor. switchboard; 5-day wk.;
good salary. DE. 2-1232 for appt.
Evening star., 1953-02-14

seas " pay ACECOs IA. 7-S1S1.
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting. plas-
piRiNF2p' piaEil FFs2paiEEins1 E s1-,5NSYl. 5NY Job 70 small
on BURNEss and sas furnaces IN
stalled. seryiced and repaired: D. C..
Md; and Va. wa. 7-6291.
PAIMTNG, PAPKRNG, first-cless
sssis Sssii5msHhsniR HR sol AsFf Rad ssas s'R9.a
PAINTING. PAPERING: for reason.
able estimate. Call 10. o-4771.
PAINTING CONTRACToR-commUer-
cial and residential; satisfactory for
90 yrs. Mr. LAWRKNcE RA
PSINETHiHNG. INTERIOR, EXTERIOR,
Siy isss aSls fre. shss s:t,msE.. msR Best SEk fSr
PAINTING. MTERIOR AND ExTTR.
RIOR-Ffee estimates; work guar.
pznatNe%sda,;,n paznatesd,; IA TAsAsssss4Sss. ssss4s. .,,.,.. -.
tile hot-water heater. RA.. S-SSOO.
PAINTING, paperhanging. plaster
ing, carpentry; 1st class work. Rea-
lNoRTHEsAzssT 1szs DECORATING Co.
PAfkRiiNSss Ann rAINrINo-sSsis.
fied customers for ever 2b years.
Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA 6-07tlS.
PAPERING. painting. general repairs.
remodeiing. roof nxing, cementing;
odd Jobs included. ~; 3;5416. IA
mech: 20 yrs. exper.; do own work.
lookout. AD. 10000. Ia
PARERlNG done ct once. $40 rrn. IN.
Do own work. Guaranteed. White
mechanic, RA. 3-0O24. Id
PLASTERlNG. carpentry, cement
Wtrprhng..l ro0f rep: skilled white
mech; prompt serv. CO. 6-4SS0.
PLAsrERING. new and old repairs.
Reasonable. White mechanic. Can
afteA 4:S0 pm. CO. 5-696e. 10
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DANCE TEACHERS
Don MARTINI

Ten. ballroom experience. Top salary.
VIII consider training some mex
pertenced applicants. Apply In per-
!. son noon to 8 p.nn
Evening star., 1953-02-14
AIR Conditioned CloSeout

Air ditioner CloSeout
New A-h.p. Fedders air-conditioners
with thermostats; 5-yr. warranty on
sealed unit; all In original cartons.
Reg. Price, $399.95
Sale Price, $279.95
Standard Tire b Battery Co.
No. u 9TH st. NE. Ii. 3-90s2
ANTIQUES-Visit US tomorrow. New
items daily: Many bargains. BELL
HINDS. 412 East Capitol SC. ia
ANTIQUES-2 similar carved grape
sofas in excellent condition; match-
ing side chair. crotcheted mahogany
buffet and chairs, Sheraton maho-
gany .dropleaf table. NO. 1853,
ANTioUEs. PA. DUTcH-pyt. COL
lection OF unfin. tables, chests,
cupboards, cradles, pressed glass,
lamps, etc. Moving; bargains. DE.
2-2b51; Sat-. SUM-, Mon. 8 to Il
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SEAMSIRESS
Must be experienced on gen. repair
Good working conditions. good sal.
cTEANARggay cfy ARgIy ,sna "a Per EpsS5sSn On r ROYAL
sEHCREEIAEEY. HasIEC t part tin time Ty tTyypinng' 4
S-6575 for interview. Id
desirable. not necessary. Ma. s-ss94.
SECRETARY, able to assume respon-
sth1lity: varied experience. desirable;
salary commensurate with ability:
De; 2-1232 for appointment. -16
mass Sc Ss'sS good O1s stenoS
z-5412 for appointment. -15
SECY.-STENOG., by mfrs. aecy. pub
Esla fdiRsF aRs fa irs details. sen FR BOX
sasscSRR;ETARY.srENoGRApHERMs,lJi asSR; in.
teresting positions available for ex-
|. perienced. capable secretary-stenog-
raphers: aged 1880, with large
Rs9ni ReeE IN %orkne ytaaay stmos
pheEe: liberal employe BENEFITS.
Apply in person. 9-12 am. IA
Der OF COMMERCE OF THE d. S..
SILK hSR0 FSisaER;ETSSnla ri Ri; EHSn 29S 9SS osr.
good salary for experienced girl;
excel. working .cond. and vacation
With pay. Call Mr.. Breeden. OF.
6i,EaM1ps 69Il599i TOWN v,E..a.& q COUNTY,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS posi-
tion In law. ONCE for competent,
Weu-balanced person. Starting sal
ary sos to $40; 6-day, 371a-hr, Wk.
Please provide descriptive outline
giving age. marital status, Qualifi-
cations, experience. Box 33O-x.
sTENoGRAPHER, for real estate tS, Of
nee; experience not Necessary; 6-day
WeeE. Apply BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
sTENoGRAPHER-Lumber sales Of
nee in Silver Spring. Consider be-
dictation and willing to learn. Pre-
s-1e1s or OF. s-9S1s.r reSioen.. la SSo'
STENOGRAPHER estab, lumber and
millwork f1rm in. Bethesda. has an
immed. opening for Q stenographer
SSf'..h Sfs mr.; 5h1day gk;; company ben
fa1sj oGkAfaER89oSSnr Gi1 4I s-eSSS lady le to
work in electrical contractor's ONCE
in NV; tipping. shorthand and
routine ONCE duties. and must have
pleasant telephone voice. Give age,
in reply to Box 310-z, Star. -i8
STENOGRAPHER, Arl. law ofice,
good starting Salaryj 6-day week,
excel. working condS., must be in
telligent and alert. Cal IA. S-1843.
Evening star., 1953-02-14
FARM AND GARDEN
TEE BEE REMOVAL, topping. prunins.
SEss s;s,msss. PAU! pH1ts FAR r sns SEW: ":

rREE REMOVAL, toppins. pruninr.
ass 'ipSl1H1 paGIs $Srs $S sns srIV
TOR foiL Sit1 AND FILL DIRT far ..,..
GARDEN PLOwiNG WiifRpi WifHRp RoTo4iL.
{. KsessifRRss. fRs u, nv: s-1RSsscl 2; G. only
yHsMx ;ssnnd MAx-Top.grade alfalfa and
WssRsc6Ss WHovaHSsFSsal HSsFSsa.rs srosG ssr'' RUN " "a z
FILL DIRT. TOR sCiIs, Cis@r; road rr.v.,.
Di1SestSne' in~ yn sl1uSSge; buildoser; haul.
CHOICE TIMOTHY or Lesped.ss is hay.
pRDysr,SMs rioVg Ssies 2 of each; CHARLES
HAY AND STRAW BY the baIa ar ton'
Reasonable prices. JU. e-6i1S. w
Nan with nursery exper. who knowa
selling and handling plant maEerisT
Good proposition. Can EN-. 2-76SS.
bales lespedeza; s51,i iS ~.
deliver. b ". R1TcHii1E;.. ii1E;.'1RS; woodstoccRR ScR
VIRGIN TOP som, best quality. any
quantity; immediate delivery: lawn
renovatins. LU. l-5663 any time.
AzALEAs-order now for G spTine
O. 9-94S1, 4.SS1, ewes. week ends. 80
fkACTOR, Garden Aide. 2h h.p.,
Exc ssceilent IA eol1S 1aid al accessories; very
LANDsCAPiNG AND TREE SERVICE.
ass,.a.' TOI,soa,' ns1Tss; rn4Irs; trees. shrubbsIy.
4-0046. u 2-2843, JE. 3-0a7s
sTAHK BROS, world-famous nursery.
wiz supply your nursery needs An
easy BUDGET terms. Free iandscaua
plans with each order II desire6.
Cau u. S-S727. --16