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Evening star., 1953-09-01

fellow employees rendered him a
farewell party in the GAO cafe
terra. They presented him with
a surf casting reel and a gold
watch.
Starting as a rate examiner in
the GAO's transportation review
division in August, 1922, Mr.. Mis-
wonger became supervisor in
1945.
Mr. Niswonger is a native of
Pitsburg. Ohio. His son, DR.. Ken
meth Niswonger. is a Veterans
Administration pSychiatriSt.
Evening star., 1953-09-01
|. R. NisWOnger Retires
From GAO After 81 Years

L. r. Niswonger, for 81 years
an employe of the General Ac-
counting Office, retired here re-
Gently as supervisor of the pas
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Eugene Lester Carey, 81,
Wall Street ATTORNEY
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, May 2z.-Eugene
Lester Carey. 81, senior member
of the Wall street law firm of
Carey & Carey, died Wednesday
night in his apartment in the
Lombardy Hotel. He formerly
practiced in Chicago.
He was appointed in 1943 as
general counsel to the House
Committee to Investigate the
Federal Communications Com
mission, but he and his legal staff
resigned the next year, declaring
the investigation was a white
washing expedition"
In 1887 he was appointed coun-
sci to the New York State joint
Legislative Committee to investi-
gate administration and enforce
ment of the law.
Mr.. Carey is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Margaret Kashner
Carey.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
David S. Fraser, 50, Author
And Retired Newspopermon

David Stewart Fraser, SO, re-
tired London Times foreign cor
respondent, world traveller and
author, died Tuesday at Emer-
gency Hospital after a short ILL
ness.
A native of Invergordon, Scot
land. Mr.. Fraser was educated at
Aberdeen and Edinburgh. In
1895 he went to. India for the
Bank of Bengal.
He remained with the bank in
Calcutta until he joined a volun-
teer unit. Lumsden's Horse, re-
cruited in the Calcutta area to
fight in the Boer War. He was
captured by the Beers a few
weeks before the war ended.
Following his release, he re-
turned to India as a free-lance
Journalist until he accepted a
job as a special correspondent
to cover the Russo-Japanese
War of 1904 for the London
Times. At the close of that
conflict he wrote a book about
the fight called "A Modern Cam
paign."
Mr.. Fraser next set out on
a series of journeys through
Tibet, Chinese Turkestan, Rus
Sia and the Middle East. He
recorded his experiences in
three books, "The Marches of
Hindustan," "a Short Cut to
India" and persia and Turkey
in Revolt"
In 1910 he accepted post
as Far East correspondent for
the Times. In this capacity he
spent a year in Siberia covering
the allied expedition sent there
at the close of World War I.
Except for trip to Eritrea to
cover the Italo-Abyssinian War
in 1896, he remained in China
until his retirement in 1899, COW
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Herbert {. Marshall,
Retired Economist

Herbert c. Marshall, 81, re-
tired economist with the Agri-
culture Department, died of can
Ger today at his home, 5O23 Reno
road NV.
Born and reared in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Mr.. Marshall received a
bachelors degree from Ohio Wes-
leyan in 1891. He then went
to Harvard University as an
assistant instructor in economics.
remaining there until shortly
after the turn of the century
and earning another bachelors
degree, a master of arts degree,
a doctor of philosophy degree
and a bachelor of laws degree.
From that time until joining
the Agriculture Department in
1916. Mr.. Marshall practiced law
In New York. While there he
took a great interest in political
and economic affairs and was
asked to make recommendations
for the boundaries of the Federal
Reserve districts when the sys-
tenn was set up.
Mr.. Marshall remained with
the Agriculture Department here
until his retirement in 1941.
He was a member of the New
York City Bar Association, the
American Economics Associa-
ton, the American Farm Asso-
citation, Phi Beta KAPPA and the
Harvard and Cosmos Clubs here.
His wife, Mrs. Mary-Emma
Griffith Marshall died in 1925.
Surviving are q daughter, Miss
Eleanor G. Marshall, of the home
address; and three brothers.
Charles o. Marshall, of Nashport,
Ohio; Darlington T. Marshall,
OF Columbus. Ohio. a former
chief justice of the Ohio Supreme
Court, and Leon C. Marshall, of
7O07 Rolling road, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Funeral services will be held in
GAINESVILLE. A time has not been
set.
Evening star., 1953-05-22

erlng the Sino-Japanese War
and the events leading up to it.
He came here in 1910 and was
connected with the British In
formation Service for a time
Mr.. Fraser remained here and
lived at 1926 Bradley boulevard
Bethesda.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Elsie Fraser. of the home ad-
dress; two sons, william D. S.
Fraser of 2242 Observatory place
NV, and Donald S. Fraser of
London. and a grandchild.
A memorial service will be
held at 3 pm. tomorrow in St.
Joseph's Chapel at the National
Cathedral
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Miss Alice Carter, IA,
Girls School Dietitian

Miss Alice Maude Stevens
Carter, "a. dietician at the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls
died yesterday in Emergency
Hospital.
Born in Bethel, Me-, Miss
Carter was dietician at the Will
liamsburg Inn, Williamsburg, Va,
before she Joined the staf of the
Cathedral School nine years ago
She lived at the school.
Survivors are a sister, Mrs
Frederick Brundage, Portland,
Oreg., and q brother. John Car
ter, Bethel.
Funeral services will be held. at
4:30 pm. tomorrow in Bethle-
hem Chapel Of Washington Ca
thedral.
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A. coLBoRN, sr.. Secretary.

JOHN A. COLBORN, Sr.. Secretary.
I Is s5s Ap at her JASE sSldsRss aosE xons sS5
vii Wife H'H, Of the h'i late JTdson W. ". Lyons and
Lyons and Edith A. Lyons, Mrs. Alys
Lyons Wright and the late Judson W.
81. friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th st.
NV. NV. SERVICES will be held on satur-
Lake's EPISCOPAL church, 18th and
auested to assemble at the above fu-
pson nS5a hG%s Memora at PFC temete1y s@
MAJOR. CORA BEATRICE. On We'd
nesday. May 20, 1858, at her RESIDENCE;
MAJOR. beloved wife OF William H.
annS5ts Ma}or Also SURVIVING are seven
Mrs Ethel g. Dennis, Mrs. Florence
E. Stokes. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Turner.
Mrs. Gertrude V. Hopkins, Miss Doro-
GraySon; two sons, Stanley E. and
Douglas F. Grayson; seven grandchil-
dren. Mrs. Edna West, Mrs. Loretta
6. Dennis, William F. stokes. jr.; Miss
Sheila D. Hopkins and Linda c. Hop
kins: three ereat-grandchildren. Ste;
phen D. west Wanda D. johnson and and
and many friends. After i pm.
Saturday. May 33, friends are in
W6e E6ed to ssl At 9th the Mcclure ryesl Eg1fcs
the Free Union Baptist Church, Eek
ington. Va. Interment church ceme-
terry. "a
MATTNGLY. GEORGE T. On wednes-
day. May 90, 1858. GEORGE T: MAT
TINGLY. beloved husband of the late
Rosie Mattingly. father of Enoch and
He1rS Mattinsly brother Of joseph
may may Call at the Mattinssiiy Funeral
Home, Leonardtown. Md, until satur-
day May 23. at $3.50 am. REQUIEM
a@ asS r. Relatives III ASSsf Snd frends GnSfn Invited ss
MEDLEY. PRESTON. Suddenly. at his
MEDLEY; beloved SON Of Mrs. Ollie
Medley; HnG bt9Sher sdtdM Of Mrs ,HdaH Maud Chase
friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangementS by Rollins.
MILBURN, TERESA A. On Wednesday.
RREs& IN MsuRN 5 R1ston 4sa5 50fRasth Norsh
Of Mrs. Rita Booth and John B. Mil
Purn Friends EG%s may CAN wtot t the ,S
Arlington, Va; until Friday. May 22,
neral Home. Winchester. Va. Funeral
services on ,s satgsSay gsdssd Nay as st 10
Church. Interment Mount Hebron
Cemetery. Winchester Va. %
MOORE, NAOMI. Departed this life
suddenly on Monday. May Is, 1853.
at Arlington Hospital NAOMI MOORE,
aRed 2l. the beloved wife of George
Moore. She also leaves to mourn
their loss mother. father. one
aunt. two uncles and p host OF other
relatives and friends. Remains will
lie in state at the Macedonia Baptist
Church. Arlington. Va, 22nd st. and
Seminary rd.. from pm. Friday, May
~, until Saturday noon, May 23, after
which funeral services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. s. w. Phillips. In
terment Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Ar
lington. Va. ARRANGEMENTS by ST. Jo-
| SephS Funeral Home. 22S
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Frederick O. Smith,
Industrial Education
Specialist, Dies al 80

Capt. Frederick o. Smith, 80
retired industrial education spe-
cialist. died Tuesday in Bethesda
Suburban Hospital. He lived at
5107 Wilson lane. Bethesda.
Capt. Smith was in the Army
Medical Corps during World War
and served at hospitals in Fort
Mcpherson, Ga, and Baltimore
He resigned in 1919 to take
charge of veterans industrial
training for the Veterans Ad-
ministration. He retired from the
VA in 1943, but was called back
a short time later, retiring again
in 1916.
| Capt. Smith was born in Cam
bridge, Mass, where his father
the late Joseph w. Smith, was in
the wood products business. Capt
Smith was graduated from Ringe
Technical School in Cambridge
Afterward, he became assistant
superintendent of schools for in
duStrial education in Somerville
Mass: Bridgeport, Conn, and
Passaic. N. j.
He acted as consultant for in
dustrial high schools and set up
the program by which a student
studies his trade accidentally
and then works at the trade pro-
fessionally periodically.
Capt. Smith was formerly
president of the Battery Park
Citizens Association and the Be-
thesda Fire Board and secretary
of the Montgomery Civic Fedora
ton. He was a member of the
American Legion, Military Order
of World Wars, the Masons and
All Souls Unitarian Church.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Maude Baker Smith, and a son,
Col. Sumner E. Smith, Army
ordnance, stationed at Fort
Bragg. N. c.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Mrs. Sarah H. Routt,
Ex-U. 5. EmpIoye

Mrs. Sarah Hubbard Routt.
40. former Government admin
istrator. died yesterday at her
home, 308 Normandy drive, Sill
yer Spring.
Mrs. Routt began her Govern
ment career in 1924 with the
Shipping Board. She later
worked for the Justice and Com
merce Departments. Interstate
Commerce Commission. Federal
Trade Commission and Veterans
Administration. She transferred
in 1886 to the Railroad Retire.
ment Board and later the Mari
time Commission. She was pay
roll supervisor at the Office Of
ergency Management for
three years until 1914.
Mrs. Routt was born in Broad
way. Va. At one time, she taught
school in a two-room schoolhouse
in Silver Spring on the Old Bla-
densburg road. Until recently.
she had been a Montgomery
County safety patrol woman at
Colesville road and Leighton ave-
nue.. Silver Spring.
Survivors are a son. H. Roy
Routt. jr.. of the home address.
an employe of the Agriculture
Department budget section; q
daughter, Christine Mae. 8: two
sisters. Miss Ruth Hubbard.
Tampa, Fla, and Mrs. Henry
Link. Mount Dora, Fla, and two
brothers, Samuel B. Hubbard.
Tampa. and DR.. William Hub
bard, Flint, Mich.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow in the
Hines funeral home. 290l Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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STEWART. EMERY Z. On Wednesday,
May 20. 1858, at Bethesda Naval HOS
pital, EMERY E. STEWART of Pur-
cellville. Va, beloved husband OF Ida
NJ. Stewart. Friends may call at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
14th ST.. NV, and assemble at the
Memorial Gate, Arlington National
Cemetery, where sraveside services will
be conducted on Monday, May 70.
1t / pm. "A
dence. 612 End st. s.w., WILLIAM TAI
BERT. devoted father Of Mrs. Hattie
Talbert Norman. He also is sur
Vived by q son-in-l law. Leroy Nor
man; two grandsons. James Jefferson
and John Norman; one brother in law.
two sisters-in- -law. one nephew and
many other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Talbert is resting In the
Morris A. Carter & Co. Funeral Home.
End and F sts. s.w. Notice Of serv-
ices later.
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LCTZ, ARTHUR S. special communi-
n cation of Dawson Lodge, No.
q !: !: :: {: ;:;|
our late brother. ARTHUR S.
Luz. By order of the worshipful
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Dtaths

TALlMAN. MARY LOUISE. On Wed
Mas4 MneaSsday; NAY 90, 1853. NARY LOUISE
Mrs: 3. a. Mccall Of otsego. Mich.
f;ncnlr f;GnsT1i rns services will be held IN the
Presbyterian Church at i 1880 nIs anu.
Saturday: May 23. interment neaT
Van v4S.fSi SusRS, sMRisn' MILTON SHELDON. On
wednesday May 90. 1898, at Suburban
Hospital. MILTON SHELDON VAN
s.rSices 81 81 The beSS HaryaEd NiN., St. f. NV
neral Home. se6i i1th s' st. NV. EW; m on
Saturday. May 23, at 8 pm. Interment
Sherman. N. Y. on Monday. May 25.
WHEELER. PARREN JAMES, sR. On
JAMES WHEELER. Sr.. OF Of s4o7 NeW
Hampshire ave. beloved husband OF
CSStInerine 4. Wheeler tnee. Keister).
Mt1r fMather OF Parren j.. jr.; George r,
wha.inl wWitiiSm K. Elmer B; and Fred NJ
ET,,tn EhT,Hther rSLIM Ct Mrs. Annie Tro6t and Mrs
the Lee fy Funeral l'fnas aSme maI 4th &C. ss .nd q
Mas. Mass. ave: ne. until s: 40 am. Satur.
gay May %. REQUIEM. mass will
ehufsh'r e Haered ftS Ct st St PatFicks catholis
an. 1nterment Washington National
Ders. please COPY ~ u'' T
WHEELER p. j., SR. Members of the
Gn. Retired Firemen's Associa
Ee ton are requested to assemble
"XW at the Lee Funeral Home, 1til
a. St. and Mass. ave. ne, At
NJ ~ am. Saturday. May %,
NS 1853. to attend the funeral
,,,,sST, OF our late brother. P. j.
JOHN sHEEHAN. sserstary
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Orthodontists to Meet

DR.. Robert Hedges, head of
the orthodontics department at
Temple University, will address
dinner meeting of the Wash
ington-Baltimore Society Of Or
thodontistS at 1880 o'clock to-
night in the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
AnurtIittu

GREEN. REBECCA. The unveiling OF
a monument for our beloved wife
and mother. the late REBECCA GREEN.
at 2 pm, at the Ohev Sholom Gene
terry, 1901 18th pl. sc. Our friends
are cordially invited to ioin US in the
RABBI ZEMACH GREEN AND FAM
MY "a
Evening star., 1953-03-28
HELP-WokAEN

STENoGRAPHER. permanent pos,
cATHoL1c We WELFARE FARE t6iH. 'coNFER:
ENCE, Bureau OF Immigration, 1872
Mass. ave. NV, RE. 1858. Ext.
sTENOGRAPHER, for law ONCE: &c good
salary: permanent position; easy
sTENOGRAPHER1ofice Of c. P; A.
sTENo sHERSeSef eff tIoSff s.aF time
doctors oflce. Mon, Wed. Fri. 8
until o; must be avail. immed.
MsEsINcsTo AddEsSS AZ Tepliss 5o Room 70 70.
PORT. Terminal Building. So
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, with work.
ing knowledge of figures. Including
invoicing and billing: must have
RSssan. eiss sna 0s SslsPheRe
STENO-TYPIST. large Insurance
SonI3any. SSmPany. auto s,Slai claims dept. 932
air-conditioned ONCE; cost Of iiv-
ing adjustments, paid vacations,
group insurance benefits. Call JU.
7-5500 between $50 and 5. go
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, to work
ration. Call DE. 2-76S5. 80
TEA LEAF READER, 3 afternoons q
TTHb2,pGM Tssk; CSll Lu. $685. ask for MIR.
rEIEfHoNE rEEGEEiESNNi OPERATOR, EXPERT me
pm. WOODNER APT. HOTEL, cali
Chief Operator, HU. 3-44O0. -28
TYPIST, good working cond. Apply
Mrs. Turco, MAXWELL & TENNY-
SON. Suite 103. 915 10th st. NV.
TYPIsT-Youne. white; for duplica-
ting shop; opportunity for over
time. Apply weekdays, after II am,
1913 11th st. NV. 30
TYPIST with experience in title and
tag work preferred but not essen
tial; perm. position in modern air
conditioned ONCE. Box 229-C, Star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

LADY, white. as companion nurse; /;
TfH g1od 1e1ii1 ref'i live in; s35 per we. week.
NURSE. practical. white; excellent
bedside care for chronic invalid or
eonyalescent: Night duty preferred.
sS7oA. sS p%'lat gatar.m An live I'M $40 Wk' Box
NURSE, practical. white. wants night
duty; ehronicaily Ill or aged. UN.
PkAcTiicAL NURSE, several yrs.
e;Hor exper. aged and chronic bed pa
nursing or once. Live out. Exper.
SECRETARY, 3S, refined, S-yrs. ex-
perience, capable of running ONCE
alone. Box 397-A. Star. 29'
SECRETARY available for interest
ing position demanding ability be-
yond usual skills: Elk. 3-563S. go
SECRETARIAL WORK done at home
providing accurate, efficient work.
ia. 9-4190 or RA. 6-1O93 after 9
SfENoG.-Legal. technical. wishes
work 2 or 3 evenings q week, and IOr
saturday Phone eves'' ME- s.SS5l. 5Ss
STENO. SEC, 10 yrs. exper.: refs;
wants full time. perm. pos. HO. q
1900. Ext. 33, before IL; after 8
GRAD. Tssnc1yTi STUDENT, soc. welfare. white;
NO Tues, Wed. work; all ONCE, cleri-
& cal skills. Emerson 3:S477. 29'
able, as maid, waitress, kit. helper.
COLORED WOMAN viii take care OF
mothers children in my home by
week. JU. 9-S340. -29
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HELP-DoMESTlc

C0OK-French or Arabic needed fol
Monday $50 a.m.-4 pm. AD
COOK. G.H.w.. some laundry, wash.
ing machine; not over 40: must be
exper. Recent refs. Two tn family;
10 am. through $40. dinner. HO
COOK AND G.Hw.-Must be high.
type settled woman, fully exper.
with recent city ref, age 80 to 40
size IA to 1S. New rambler in Ch
Ch., Md. Two in family. Time of
arranged. Downstairs room and
bath. 500 per mo. Give full ref. II
reply. Box 274-C, Star.
G.H. w., live in: fond Of children: ex-
pertenced; 5h-day week; pvt, quar-
tsTs;. salary open: local refs. req,
G.H.w., white, refined, non-smoker
live in, plain cooking: mod. cows.
> adults. WO. 6-299O.
HOUSEKEEPEk, Jewish; live in;
wants good home; no laundry: not
over 55 yrs. old. For more infor-
nation. call NE. S-SS33 during day
after pm. and Sunday. JU. S-1245.
|HoUsEKEEPER, 1886, lady who
needs Q home: care for 2 children Of
on. Call LO. 6-4305. Pc
HOUSEKEEPER, white. live in: age
30 to 45: care 2 children and small
home In Arl. for o business cple.; no
cooking for adults; local refs. re-
Suired; salary, $50 to $SS VIZ. ,Gall
M. 0"IC0Os -1O
Evening star., 1953-03-28

BABY CARRIAGE-Excel. condition;
BABY WARDROBE CHEST, white;
beautiful Thayer playpen, collapses
linoleum baby rug. sac. TU. @-4669.
BED-A maple. mattress and spring
good cond., $50. ME. S-149S.
BEDS. used. youth size, twin birch,
including springs, mattresses, side
BED, like new. sngi. poster mahos.
studio couch; youth bed: easy chair:
very reas. ia. 9-3222. 80
BED, corvan mahog., dbl, new; $50.
Can JE; 4-4545. so
board. serta mattress; excel. cond. ;
BEDRooM FURN. Dresser. chest
and bed; SAB. Wardrobe, 8 draw
y3p srS; $15s sY,I Misc. items; RA. 6;4466.
BE6R6oM SURE iS'ES; Drexel mahoeany.
excellent condition, sacriifice. $500.
Estates. Md: 'AP. 7.12Ss. rs
B5GKGtE: dif}oC $okg girs fSdpS SsSip; good Con
BICYCLE, girls, 26-in.. super de
luxe Monarch: $40: almost new. EN-.
BICYCLE ladies' Schwinns good
condition; $50 each or best offer.
559915 Kirkside hdSb dr.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
BICYCLES (2). boys 26-in., $40 and
$50: good condition. OIL. 2-6l5S.
BICYCLES AND TRICYCLEs. rebuilt
to order, repaired; reasonable. Open
phone LU. 4-6S72.
BLANKETS, new. double, 1907 wool.
SS. Also some nice bedspreads.
EN-. 2-5362. 30
BOOKS-Liquidating splendid library.
sat sat r,a+ and Sun. =. 10 to sd 10 p;H1 pk g1oEs
SON. BOZ 11th ST. NV.
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HELP poMEsIIc lcont.l

education or equivalent Tor empl
cple, with 2 school-age children
Must live in. Must be good with
children and good plain cook and
cleaner. LaundreSS employed. Do
not apply unless you are an excel
lent housekeeper with good disposi-
tion and interested in permanent
position: 5h DAYS; Excellent sal
HogsEKEEPER, white lady, for g.h.w
sn3 51 care siesS ss ssd n SalssEGl sG
LADY to make home with family;
white only; reas. pay; fond Of chill
dren. Call Ii. a-6s3s. any time;
MAIDS live in or stay 2 nights: 4
days d.s "a. week. after dinner: $stt
wk. Must be exper. Ref. ia. 9-6116
MOTHERS HELPER, plain cooking,
Lhs;wwS:, live in; references. JU
WOMAN. settled, or reliable girl, L|S Who
housework in return for good home
and small mall salary. in colored family
WOMAN, for general housework and
cooklng; must be experienced; $40
per week; willing to live In Phila-
oeipnia; steady work. co. 5-2$3ss1.
WOMAN, neat. to clean bacheior's
"a. M 7sss7l. Bs;; evenings or SaturSays' m9s
WOMAN. colored: to live in, with en-.
ployed husband; woman for general
housework, cooking and help with
children. man to do extra work In
trance. Must have excellent refer
ences. Call KI. 8-7973. II no answer
there call JE. 4-0597. 30
WILL GIVE GOOD HOME and small
salary to desirable lady in home Of
2 adults, for light housekeeping and
some nursing care; one used to keep
Jh 1ns 7hS9Ss; hS9ss; other help employed.
ELDERLY LADY, colored. to 0Is take
wG1TTE~ EADIA. to 3-YTUs' i've in, E2s e.6sv
general care for / child. Cali all
GnS.,Su gay sun. and after pm. ewes,
WANTED Middle tISi aged color coiosed
woman to do housekeeping and BABY
care in country. Room, board and
salary Call MRS. NASH. Lenah. Va.
THoRReoGGHLY EXPERIENCED PERrENcED@S Re-.
nned colored girl. 25 to 30, gen.
Z pm, 5la-day week; $40; Silver
Spring area; health card; must be
able to answer business phone in
telltgently. JU. 0-6622. 30
LIVE IN, nice rm. next to bath,
1.h.wn some cooking, some child
care. other help empl.; will work out
person. EN-. 2-9121. 80
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN-L.h.w.,ta take
care of children; Mon. through
Friday. Call LU. 4-4O3S. 80
ELDERLY WHITE LADY, live in, care
Of -yr:-old child and school age
cnlid, light houSework. Salary.
Mother Govt. employed. TIE. 6-53l3.
COLORED LADY to care for child:
i've In; no objection to a person with
child. Refs. RA. 3-7554
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HELP WOMEN Cont,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
ASSISTANT
WRITER

Need attractive young woman "a
write varied advertising Copy. Write
stating exper. and qualifications
inclose snapshot If available. Box
BEAUTICIAN. colored, operator Of
3SS1I 2oSth renter; nj r. modern equipped. AD
BEA14TTiIcfGasSC BEA14Ti "a GO. ai'-sSa1nd R-Ss4 on.-sto.
sat: PAUL, HA1RpREssER. i7S11
K st. NV. MA. S-29S4. go
BEAUTICIAN. creative hair-stylist: g.
comm. Call BERNARDs. 62S6 ca
-. ave; ny; RA,. 3-025s. 30
GfAM. GGfnAMnl'ilIn' LA. e-saaooyy. aoy on MR.: ~ T1L
BEAUTY oPERATEoR and manicur.
and @ tsa comn Or Rx Rsr' si7fs s.lHi top ss .aslssr'
Luc1AM OF PARIS. 1883 Conn. ave
BGAUrY EAU So' oFERafoR, oGlsaaz1 .xper.. 90 seod
Paid vacation: Hours 1917. Air.con.
Island ave. NE. No. 1900. wSs
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
Manicurist. BRoADMooR BEAUTY ItT1TS;
SALON 1901 Conn. ave, EN-.
OPERATOR. all around, %
experienced, 5-day week; salary
SHAW & STONE BEAUtSTY SALON. ISGi.
lOQ6 Vermont ave. NV. go
BEAUTY OPERATOR, woman or man,
Tor our downtown. 18th st. salon.
Also, operators wanted for Conn.
ave. and other branch salons; s.
day wk. or part time; top salary
ana commission. EMILE, 1921 Conn.
BOOKKEEPER-Single entry; good
hours, good salary, pleasant work
FIRESTONE STORE ;13O7 Ga.
ave-, Wheaton, Md. 40
Evening star., 1953-03-28

MAN or High School Grad
uate-Capable Of doing general ofice
work and tipping. Must be quick
and good writer. otherwise do not
aopS apply. ,.; age 20 to 40. Salary S45;o 217
YOUNG MAN with some experience
for training as credit store assistant
from washington. Wide-open op-
portunity with small chain. Write
complete information to Box
YOUNG @ MAI MAN. clerk, good at Il fig
ures, to work in rug ONCE of large
speciality store: must be able to
type. Apply DIENERS, 1900 Rhode
YOUNG MAN to assist business man
ager of trade publication; prefer
0R Saekyrand Mh snaS Or print
YonNG YEonSS NAN MAJ Eos for eSEravinE staT and
printing plant. mechanically in.
cllned' around 25 yrs. Of age. Excel
oppor. for advancement. Apply after
$50 a.m.' BREWooDs, 1917 G
YOUNG MAN, for electric appliance
repair service and part-time stock
man; opportunity for advancement.
Estsplished firm. OIL. 2-0037, Mr..
YOUNG MEN WANTED, with con.
struction training. XII. o-8Ss9.
SALES POSITION, colored men no,
afraid to work hard can make UP to
500 per sale. Interview at 1885
9th st; NV. Thursday. z pm. DE,
IMMEDIATE OPENING for manager
trainee; good starting salary: paid
have car. Call MR.. LYLES, UN
Abb. 30
PART TIME SALES. by appt. $50 tc
800 wk. start. Interviews z pm
Monday. 1850 Conn. ave. NV. go