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the unacceptable

should prevail in House-Senate
conference. The Senate-passed
bill repeats the Thomas rider
outright.
However, the House commit
tees bill is devious in its intent,
personnel officials say.
While providing for the ere
peal" of the Thomas rider which
bars Federal employees from
further accumulation of leave,
the House group has added an
amendent which also would
prevent most Federal workers
from accommodating additional
leave.
The House group has adopted
a provision which limits Gov
eminent workers who now have
more than 26 days of annual
leave from adding on to their
amount from year to year. It's
true that the House committees
bill would aid those employees
who now have less than 26 days
of accumulated leave. They
could save up leave up to 26
days under the bill. But these
employees are only minority.
Most Federal workers have
saved more than 26 days of an
nual leave and therefore have
little to gain from the House
bill.
The House measure does ex-
tend the June 80 deadline for
using 1852 annual leave to Janu-
airy 2, 1854, but after this date
employees with more than 26 days
leave will have to use all of their
annual leave due them each year.
They will not be able to save
any additional leave.
The House bill was sponsored
by Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican, of Virginia. But it's
not Mr.. Broyhill's fault that the
original intent of the bill was
thwarted. Mr.. Broyhill's origi-
nal measure provided for out
right repeal of the Thomas rider.
But the committee, over his OBJ
jections, amended the measure
to make its repeal" almost
meaningless.
Employe groups are hopeful
that the Senate conferees will
stick to their guns and insist that
the Senate's version. of the legis-
lation be retained. If the House
committees bill prevails, it would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Benson Says Nation
Must Tackle Farm
Export Problem

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son said yesterday the easy
export" period for farm products
has passed and it is time to turn
the national spotlight on foreign
trade problems.
"Our foreign aid program" he
said, "can no longer be relied
upon to move any substantial
part of American farm products
into foreign markets as they have
during the wartime and post
war periods"
Mr.. Benson outlined his views
on the foreign trade problem in
a statement based on discussions
with special Agriculture De-
partment advisory committee of
farm and business leaders which
met in closed sessions here May
Is and 10.
The statement was issued
against a background of mount
ing American farm SURPRISES and
sharp decline in farm exports.
The Secretary said the Agricul-
ture Department should be given
greater voice in determining
trade policies. He said the Ma
ton needs a new trade policy
recognizing the country'S role as
a creditor nation. Such a policy,
he said, would recognize the
"truism" that the country must
import. in dollar value, as much
goods as it exports.
Supporting President Eisen-
hower's proposal for a bipartisan
commission to review and recon-
mend trade policy actions by
early 1854, the Secretary urged
extension for another year of
the Reciprocal Trade Agreements
Act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Partly
cloudy. warm and humid, with
chance of scattered afternoon
showers. High in the upper 80s.
Monday. partly cloudy. warm and
humid. High about Sc.
Maryland - Partly cloudy,
warm and humid, with scattered
thunderShowers. Monday, partly
cloudy, warm and humid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

retireS tomor-
row after al
most IS years
service.
Col. Curry
was in charge
of the Marine
Corps DiSci-
pline Division
during World
War II and
since 1851 has
b e e n chair
man Of Re-
view R0ard
No. l in the
Office of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

= ACCC a4C
con CT u sionS
d r a W n by
G ov e rnment
personnel Of
fcialS a n d
Federal en-
ploye leaders
after studying
details of the
House units
bill.
They S q y
the Senate
approved bill
is infinitely
better and is
thu mn fhof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
80 Nurses to Graduate

Georgetown University will
graduate 38 nursing students at
4 o'clock this afternoon at Cas-
ton Hall, Thirty-seventh and o
streets NV. Miss Elsie Berdan.
of the Public Health Service, will
speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Transactions Tuxed

French Togoland, West Africa.
now has a transaction tax on
most business deals, Lone re-
ports, ranging from 3 to 6 per
cent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

Virginia-Partly cloudy, quite
warm and humid, with scattered
afternoon thundershowers. High
in middle 80S.
Wind-No significant wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Miomi Breezes 10 MPH

Mlami-Average velocity of
the wind In Miami is only 10
miles per hour, but it has
reached 1872 miles per hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
The Federal Spotlight
Officials Soy House Leave Bill
Won't Benefit Most Workers
The Federal Spotlight
BY Joseph YOUNG

The House Civil Service Committees bill repeal" the
Thomas leave rider would do little to alleviate the
situation that Federal employees find themselves in
AS matter of fact the Thomas riders bar against further
accumulation annual leave would still
poyes despite the House units -
hu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Col. John Curry 10 Retire;
Cited for Justice Code

Marine Col. John E. Curry,
50, who was responsible for the
Nays pioneer work on the Uni
form Code of Military Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

Showers and hunderstOrms forecast today for most
Northeast quadrant of the Nation westward along the
northern tier Of States the Dakota Northern Rockies
and in the Ohio and
Valleys and in the Northwest Pacific States will continue
in the South Atlantic States Northern Rockies
cooler trend will be nOceabein the Central Mississippi
Valley and the Plains States. -AP WirephOto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31
Record 1emperaturea TIL

Record temperatures This Year.
Highest, g. on May 26.
Lowest =, on March :
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, rs. at l:20 pm.
Low, so. at Bis am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

TALKED OUT OF LEAP-COnvict Luis Demitro Ruiz "a,
native of Puerto RcO cautiously descends the ladder
LOrton after threatening
for two and One-ha hours yesterday to jump When Ruiz
ignored their pleas to down. prison officials
his brOthe Tony from Washington who shouted in
Spanish: Come down I'll have to- there" The
convict who worried he faced parole violation
sentence, agreed SO Tony wouldn't get in trouble"
Star Staff Photo by Paul Schmick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

This edition also contains
This Week Magazine OF "a
pages, a 12-pdge comic section
and Is pages of rotoorduure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

Humidity
CReadings at National AirportI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

Rises Sets.
Sun, today 5:45 scr
Sun. tomorrow - 5:45 S:27
Moon, today 1l:31 pm. $40 Am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-31

0eneIoI news.
Lost, Found. AS
Obituary. A-18
Educational. A-22
SECTION B.
Editorials, Resorts, Amusements,
Features.
Editorial Features. Biz
Editorials. BE-
Art. BIS
Book Reviews. Be-
AmuSementS. Bis
Recordings. BIS
Music Be-
Bridge. B-9
Radio TeleviSion. BIOL
Resorts and Travel. B-12-13
Farm and Garden. B-14-15
Crossword Puzzle. BIS
Camera. Bis
Stamps. Bis
SECTION e.
Sports, Classified Advertising.
Sports News. CHS
Classified Advertising. C-6-24
SECTION D.
Society, Women's Clubs.
Society News. D-1-20
Women'S Clubs. D-6-7
Readers Clearing House. DID
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These are t
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The Sun and Moon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14

groom, her mother, Mrs Newman,
and his mother, Mrs Thomas
Stanley
Refreshments Of punch. little
cakes with lIly-of-the-yalley de
corations mints and nuts, were
served from table arrayed in
green and white a three TERED
brides. cakes and ice cream,
carrying through the color motif,
were also served
town guests included
Mrs Stanley and Misses Virginia
and Barbara Stanley of Law
Mrs NeWman's BROTH
er, A b CummmS Mr. and Mrs.
GEORGE $ Cummuns and Mrs.
Ne%mans sister Mis- Marvin r
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14
Mr., Mrs. Newman Hold
Reception For Ne1uly,ueds

Mr. and Mrs George A New
man entertained approximately a
hundred guests at reception last
saturday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs, William Travis Stanley. who
were married on June %.
The reception, which was held
from Z 80 to $50 p. m. was given
IN the Newman home on Grove
avenue japanese lanterns. hung
from a spreading maple tree
ilehted the terrace. and red and
white gladiolas decorated the
house interior
Quests We're received BY the
bride, who was dressed IN Off
"hite silk shantine interviewer
with embroidered carnations the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs w T Bondurant,
IL. and children. Tommy and
Carol are spending the summer
with Mrs Baldwin's mother. Mrs.
". H Baldwin, on Buffalo street,
Mr BOndurant Will spend the to-
bacco season at Wallace, n C,
assisting j Wiley Putney who via
buy On that market again tins
year
Nj. ana Mrs Dean Collins left
Saturday for St Louis Mo,
where they win spend part Of
their two week vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. CT.
Chappel They viii later drive
to ElmWood. III, TO visit MY Col
Inns parents. MI. and Mrs. Cloyd
Collins
Mrs. H. + Baldwin was visited
by Mrs Sudie NJ Owen. OF
Raleigh, N c., for a week Mrs
Earl w Bryan also OF Raleigh,
arrived Friday to be guest IN
the same house for several days
Mrs NJ. c. Lentz and son, Rig
ey, Of Lancaster, Pa, were the
guests of her mother, Mrs J II
for several days re-
Gently
Mr. and Mrs Kyle Baldwin
visited Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bald
win III Rocky Mount N c. last
week
Mrs. Burton S. Hamersly and
Mrs. William P Terry were recent
sisitorS III High Point, n c,
Miss Anne Dudley was a visitor
n Boydton, Saturday where She
attended the marriage of Miss
Anne Keith Hundley to Harper
3rame,
Mr.. and Mrs. j w Sydnor
,pent the week end in SILVER
springs, Md, as the guest of Mr..
;ydnoy's sister
nea all of Blackstone Also. Mr.
nd Mrs Turk Clay, OF Black
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14

Mrs ASA d watkins and
IauahJe. Nancy and Patsy re-
emily Flsited Mrs. Watkins
/ daughter MIS-. Maurice Miller,
ana Nh Miller. in Richmond.
Mi and Mrs. Frant ". Nc
IntOsh Of Farnville and their
daughter Mrs L. II Shepherd
and her two children. Of Holly
bank Charles City, attended the
wedding Of Mr. Mclntoshs sister
son Colqut Shackleford to Mary
Aston Leavell al Cismont on Sat
urday.
Mrs. L. + Str!plin is convalesc-
ina at her homo here following an
operation At the University Hos
pital III Charlottesville
Nh and Mrs. William Travis
Stanley Of Arlington. are visit
na her parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
George A Newman for several
days.
pr ana Mrs. Merle Landrum
leave this week To visit her
mother MIS- Vancel Kauzlarich.
in Canton. III. and his aunt. Mrs.
Myrtle Hoffman, in Columbus,
Ono
Miss Winnie Hiner, Miss Aenes
watkins Mrs. Kathleen Cover,
and Miss Virginia Wall attended
me Hundley-Brame nuptlals in
Boydton. on Saturday.
Miss Virginia I Bugg visited
Nh and Mrs. II G Ashburn. Jr..
aI Norfolk during the week end
J T. Garland was III Boydton
Oh Saturday to attend the Humid
ley-Bramc wedding
Paul y Jones has left for
Memphis Tenn. to spend week
with his wife and children. who
have been visiting her mother |
Mis- Z 81 Middleton The Jones
2lll return home next Monday
Miss Anne Harris and brother. !
children OF Mr.. and MIS-.
J + Harris. have returned home |
after spending a week at Nassau /
'tta Springs where they attend
ed The Presbyterian conference. /
Miss Elizabeth Burger and Mrs.
Robert Burger were guests Satur-
hay A. the marriage Of Miss Ann .
Keith Hundley
Mr. ana Ms. G. w Harris and
MISS Elizabeth Harris attended
he Hundley- Brame Wedding III
On Saturday.
Mrs Joseph Alexander Cald-
ven has returned 10 her home IN
richmond after visiting her
DAUGHTER Mrs Alwyn Lafoon, Jr.
md Mr. Laioon
Mr ana Mrs. 9 II Dowdy Jr.. \
md sons chuck ana Jerry left
for FAIRY Stone Park,
where thel viii spend week.
Misses Martha Alice Wilson. /
SARAH Graham PATSY Sanford
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-07-14

me- all of Blackstone. Also Mr.
and Mrs Turk Clay OF Black
stone and Mr. and Mrs Robert
WeSrmoreland. Of Florida
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HELP--WokEN

SECRETARY. for public relations
prominent business ORGANIZATIONS; /;
4O-hour week; age 1890. Give
WORK experience, education. salary
Sa desired; al replies held confidential.
SECRETARY. for branch sales ONCE
Of national organization: q good
position for intelligent girl; posi-
ton Is in one-girl ONCE: located of
Conn; ave.; shorthand req.; excel
ifar,,nS ifaT hours ana YER yySorkins cGnditions;
sEcRETARY,. part time. young "a and
sECRAkTTssssP ssTRATss PHOTO; Exai s32Ssss. s. =.
5-day. week; vacation plan, other
penents. Apply Monday. January
9th. J. Z. HANGER. INC. 221 6
sEEcRgIEiARy EiagI.1, ....,|iSEE ,1|soE hospital con-
nste Rs' weeks sa 81 s6 and On n hoSrs hs1tnT.
vacation. and sick leave with pay.
group Disqualification, tuition free
classes at the university; must have
finopsnanId in SsHanI5: .nG typins ability interest
5onded. Phone for interview. ST.
SEGI. for interesting position with
@ NBC radio and Tv; under 80; short
conds.: hrs, 9-5. Mon. Fri. See
Miss. Ferguson. NBC. Suite 1O0F,
Wardman Park Hotel, -6
SECRETARY to take charge Of Wash
1ngton ofice Of national trade as
sociation; under 35; Job REQUIRES
initiative and ability. Only replies
stating age. marital status. educa-
tion, business experience and sal
ary required will be considered. BOX
112-V. Star. 3
SECRETARY-For attorney; 35-hour
week; interesting work In pleasant
surroundings. See MR.. LEONARDO,
$50 woodward Bldg. -5
SECRETARY. 35 and under; dictation
and typtng; in q one-girl once; in
Surance benefits. paid vacation.
promotions; ideal working conditions'
IN mid downtown air-cond. office; s.
day, 35-hr. week; So 1000 annually
No experience. Box 307-V. Star.
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HElP-.-WokaEN

SALESGTRL. evenings. retail 1ewelry
store; perm. position; 81 hr.. en-
ploye discounts on purchases, pleas
ant WORKING conditions. WOLPE
sALEsGfkI FOR BAKERYENo ex-
start; hours 1917: store closed from
2 pm. Sunday to 8 am. Tuesday.
INQUIRE in person after II am.
scHUPP's BAKERY. 554S Conn.
saIEsfxbY All LADY wanted q. once. Nc Must
parel. Good salary and commits
blvd. Arlington, Va. IS
SALESLADY, children's and infants
sssnr saaTs p.assns asss0n S9Hs
ssrson ds: only y Das SysI 6GpAkRRaEkNP kRRsiE r
STORE. 5601 Ga. ave. "A
SALESLADY, to be good business
woman; age S0-40: for ladies' ready
Scs oi out ssa'e 81 'qs town. last Wse
sAEEsiAba. 1f1aSi ASsaSs' experienced, lingerie
Apply wALKEsEES's. l64l 18th St.
saiisEa6717SSaoo hiM;i ARi 7a7Sao exp.ri.nc. nee nese,.
good working conditions. with sick
leave free disqualification and in
surance. plus paid vacations; salary
to start Sal q week with opportu-
mites for increases. Apply A.,
SCHULTZ, 9th and Penna. ave. NV.
washington, D. c. Not fountain
exper. better ready.to-
JOAN ROBERTS, l1OO Conn, at L.
for Thur. and Saturdays
all day; exper. better ready-to-wear.
JOAN ROBERTS. HOO Conn.,. at L.
SALESLADY
For fine jewelry. Salary S66. 6h
days. Permanent position. Good
working conditions with established
firm. Must be experienced. Box
164.V. Star. --6
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SALESLADIES

SALESWOMEN with direct selling ex-
better homes. EN-. 3-S567.
SALESWOMAN, must be experienced,
to manage girls department in
largest children's. store in Arl.; top
a9S Ss4sE DfP's sso w.Ssn e S
for smart speciality
store soon. to open on Wilson blvd.
In Clarendon. Must be- top sales
woman to deal & With h.9ae medium .,ssI; 70 bet
salary. Apply Mr.. Marcus, HABER
sALESWoMHN, furniture and house
wares. exper.. with no home respon.
sibilities. for our new air-cond.
so st0re espaSe Spen vcmsn sses pSR snsl
Call RA. 3-S999 for appt. %
ferred, in large children's store in
Shirlington; top wages with oppor-
tunity. for advancement. Call TIE.
1880 fSE appointment. for i.d3..
ready to wear; ST. per hour; full or
part time: perm; position. Apply
SEAMSTRESS-FITTER,. must. be ex-
perienced on coats, suits and dresses
ana nave e00o relerenceS; eXceuent
salary. MATT OGENS. 1851 .Fenton
St, Sil. Sprg.. Nd. Opposite the
Hecht Co. Apply Monday after l2;
SEAMSTRESS and clerk. for dry
cleaning store: must be exper-
fenced; refs. Apply In person. ROY
AL CLEANERS. 1905 18th st. NV.
SEAMSTREss--Exper.: full or part
time; exc. salary; pleasant working
conditions. Apply in person before
d1qq 10 "A An; mvSs os after dss, s PIT Pm. BEVERLY
law office; under 80;
shorthand required. 1O40 woodward
sHHCCRqEsTFzARY. attractive position y in
small ONCE; 36-hr wk.: interesting
work; $4,000 with advancement.
Reply. age. education and exper,
Boz 484:y. star. -
perience desired. Reply Box 1S9-v.
k9tAIs
Evening star., 1953-01-04
GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st ST. NV.

days. i sERvIcE Sa' 'ii PaASMXcY9o. Rnii 70 G9a ish
sTATISTiCAL CLERK. familiar With
economic research and exper. with
chant calculator. Temporary. Teie-
STENOGRAPHER; 3 hrs. daily. s
days yk. Apply in person, GAL
wash; Bldg. on Monday or appt.
sTENOGRxPHER. for law office: no
legal exper: necessary; 5-day wk:
STEENGGRAPHER: Fairfax County.
Church, va. 5-day week. CAN JE.
sTENoGRApHER, Tasoe; not over 40 yes year.
nent. ,5-day, 40.hour week. liberal
;ntnrs1t,nI annual and ,s sick leave PRIVILEGES.
concern: must take dictation IS
Room {SS; 4" F0Set 'f niss. sss.sl l4sh HPsis sns
sTENoiGRHrHER. s5oi RRiHHriHER competent. ale alert.
for small. refined, professional ONCE
on Capitol Hill: Protestant, age 25
to 40: salary commensurate with
ability; work interesting and of ma
tional importance. Box 22S-r. Star.
STENO and simple bookkeeping. S
days 8 to 4:30; give age. marital
status; experience; salary desired.
STENOGRAPHER, excellent starting
b-day week. many empioye Senefits.
Apply KRAFT FOODS CO., 2l30
Queens Chapel rd. ne. ---lO
STENOGRAPHER for business once
Of publishing CO.. permanent posi-
tion, 5.day week, paid vacations,
paid sick leave, free insurance. DI.
STEN0GRAPHER, law firm has OPEN
ing for capable stenographer;
excel working cond. Call MA.
sTENOGRAPHER for washington's
leading appliance distributing COM
pany: 6-day. week; paid vacation:
group Decentralization and many
company benefits: applicants under
35 only. See ONCE manager, EN-
ERSON RADIO OF WASHINGTON.
INC. 1922 14th st. NV. --S
STENOGRAPHERS. TYPIsTS
AND DICTAPHONE OPERATORS
Temporary; must be fast and &C.
curate.- Interesting, varied work.
Hours 9-5 or afternoons. ST. .3-1o72.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
HOSIERY REPAIR

vitos operator. part-time
work. excellent piece rate. Work
downtown or ct home. All replies
CONFIDENTIAL. Write stating expert
ence to Box 477-V, Star.
HOSTESS, dining room; experienced
I'd catering to a preferred clientele;
age 2S,46. Apply manager. THE
aosTEss-cAsHrER for weekends,
hours. Fri. eve. 9-I. Sat. eve, g.
II, sun, 1-S; meals and good wages;
govt; girl preferred. THE CHEVY
u,C4,sSE ,GHASE nm Inn 5510 Conn. ave. "A
father on farm; modern, good home
HOUSEKEEPER, white. Learn touris;
business and eventually manage nice
guesthouse. Must be neat home
MAKER; more interested in permanent
tng nome than large salary. Plain cook
duties. GIVE full details about your.
self in reply. Box 234-T, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, complete charge Of
small house and 5-yr-old; between
psstsrrsa sesnsisa ans sef RoeaEvils oE lssoee4w
charge Of home and care Of invalid
mother: good cook, live in, Sundays
on; excel. recent. local refs. re-
CURED. Indicate salary acceptable.
Rox 1905, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER Of refinement to live
IN. lovely home. empl. widow; two
9-yr.-old child. No heavy work; mod.
salary. No drink. Must furn. ex-
Gel: refs. JU. 0-4903.
HOUSEKEEPER ASSISTANT, desire
younger person interested in learn
ing institutional housekeeper pro
fession; good health essential: must
have. ability to supervise: regular
with pay. tuition-f free classes, op-
portunity for adyancement; THE
STTY. 2114 @ st. NV, ST. SALTS
INVOICE CLERK. BY hotel equipment
firm. Permanent position. Typius
ability and aptitude for figures
necessary; no phone calls. Apply "a
Mr.. Robey. Z. B. ADAMS CO.. 64I
N. Y. ave. NV. -6
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Real Estate SalesWomen

oaACoWOAl0A WAlO Haas bCCA 6uCCC6al
ktkKS REALLY CO., Realtor. 40
2-6z7o. a
Real Estate Saleswomen
We have OPENINGS for 2 experienced.
aggressive saleSwomen. opportunity
to make $1,000 or better yearly.
Call weekdays 8 to 8. HO. 2-67SO.
RECEPTIONIST for doctors once;
experienced preferred; typing; must
ee neat pleasant and reliable. Box
REcEPPflisoSNiisT. REcfEPPfli sSSii experienced. Ss-ss,
busy downtown ofice, B days. 0-6,
$1,000 TO- start. must be attractive
with, good telephone voice, able to
furnish references. MA. S-O90s,
RECEPiIoNIsT. typins: real estate
f1rm at Ga. ave. and Piney Branch
rd. NV; excel hours. Call RA.
3-3S97 Sunday and ewes. after
RbcEFTIoNlsT i siFi and bookkeepsr. full
3-324l. DIR. JOHN y. MORRIS.
RECEPTIONIST-Arthur Murray is
interviewing young ladies for Q re-
ceptionist's position. Pleasing per-
ana asss Rpps e.
Cummins, 2 to 10 pm. ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIO. 11O6 Conn. ave.
RECEPTloNIsT. 20 to So; meets pub
lie and accepts messages, etc. Lady
Tor daytime, also lady Tor ewes. Write
STUDIOS, 1888 Conn. ave. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. min
imum typing: hours. $50 am.
8 p.m... 5000 mo. to start. Apply
Room 4l2 Albee Bldg. 1925 6 st.
STENOGRAPHER, age
20 to 35; 5-day week, hours $3.50 to
4:30. Large organization, with op-
portunity for advancement. Regular
pay increases. Moderately priced
employees cafeteria in building.
Starting salary commensurate with
stasH6 sbilsty; Call MR.. wEyANT. Me-
II a.m.-3 pm. Monday through
Friday; good handwriting essential
Apply Room 412, Albee BLDG. 1925
MGR.-Local exper. re-
sIired; i ia Write; Write stating E marissl sta,
CORP, 1913 K st. NV, RIM. 2O3.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
FILE CLERK

newspaper ONCE deorgetown sec. &c.
tion; 5-day. wk.. employe benefits
GROVE. CO. 5-iOi4. -
FILTER and seamstress, for alt. dept.
5-day wk.; good sal EMILY SHOPS,
FoGN1HIN dsHS r. GisI, his white; part or n fun
time. Applicant must be exper.; uni
form form and @ tr,an;spostation t1rnished;
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white: exper.
only; reliable; references: no Sun /;
Ta ssS GRE Rde0fs1s eoioreG see foT bus4
s.e. drugstore; $40 wk. to start, but
must have lengthy local ref. to quail
ify. 1869 Alabama ave. S.e. -6
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. full time or
part time: Must have refs. exper.
o3RA%N 3Ge hSpT' paHfSeY and Dss ssao ApBSS PIX
FSuNfN 81 n a2IE. Eor s.ps1isnssa eHGMs wee week
days; 12 70 6; WESTERN PHAR-
HELPER, full or part time.
to 10 pm; 2 or days per WIZ,
FoHNTAiSS4 GMi 1IS40a aaElP kEf RRsSSfGEiD-dirls, RRSSGi
ton on wilson blvd, Ari.; good
cRNEkSG RsK S1fay yoFFicE ri ca w6RkER. 5s Neat.
experienced; handle small switch
board; some typing and filing; salary
open. J. c. FLOOD CO.. 2012 14th
G. INV. white: suburban home; no
Sundays; refs; live in. Box 29S-L,
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATORS Lge.
natl. concern has opening for sew
eral experienced graphotype opera
tors. Hours 8 a.rn.-4:30 pm, Mon
Fri No Sats Earnings commen-
surate with ability. Good working
conditions. REGULAR vacation plan
and other benefits. Apply In per-
$4,000 for appt
HAT CHECK GfRL-Exper. nec.: re.
fined clientele. Apply in person
after 9 pm. See Mr.. Cohen, FAN
AND BILLS. 1132 Conn. NV. IS