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Olil axe OIICJ
Squadron stationed on Guam, are
being held by the military in ia
pan, for the rape and murder of
Miss Ruth Farnsworth who was
found unconscious in a secluded
spot near where she worked in
december, 1913.
A number of Negro servicemen
stationed on the island were picked
up at the time and questioned
about the crime. Sgt. Burns and
Pvt. Dennis, along with another
serviceman, Calvin Dennis, were
held and turned over to the civilian
authorities in January, 1949.
Attorneys for the petitioners
claimed that the prisoners were
refused counsel Of their.own choice,
were denied food and sleep, were
given physical beatings, and were
continuously questioned at the
hands of civil authorities before
being surrendered to military au-
thorities at the end of the month.
The airmen were held in custody
by the military tfrpm Jan. 80, 1910
until Feb. 20, 1949 before they
were officially charged, with Grape
and murder"
The prisoners were placed in
daath oollc opd not ,,o,.x,;+4l l. -
consult with counsel or friends un-
til one day before they faced court
martial in May, 1949, the defense
said. In separate. trials the three
men were sentenced to death.
Claiming that the constitutional
rights of these men had been vio-
lated, the National Assoc ton
the Advancement of, Colord People
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28

Sheen for his television- program,
Life is Worth Living" The Great
er Muskegon Chamber of Com
merce for Freedom Week." Cecil
B. Demille for his public address
Silent Voices" The Mems Club
of the First Congregational Church
of Phoenix, Arizona for their "God
and Freedom medal project; Rob-
ert Montgomery for his radio
broadcast, "a Citizen Views the
News" and Robert. H. Niemeyer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28

son was Deputy Chief of Psyche
logical Warfare at SHAEF.
Mr.. lotion has been closely as
sociated with the Fund since 1915
when he joined the UNCF Nation
al Council of which John d. Rookie
Teller, Jr. is chairman.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28
against the decision.

against the decision.
IN the wake of the mass resig-
nations, the board met again. But
at this meeting, the board contin-
ued. to stand by its decision to re-
fuse Negroes admission to the uni
versity. 1t agreed to accept the
designations of the seven faculty
members and appointed a commit
tee to. study the, situation. And
that is where the Situation now is.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-02-28

cial counsel then asked for an i'm
mediate investigation "of these
complaints and the necessary def
initive action to insure the protec-
ton of the right of qualified Negro
electors to register and vote
Evening star., 1953-02-25
BY the Associated Press

Democratic National Commit
tee officials think it is unlikely
the party will hold its usual big
Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in
Washington this year-because
the new Republican administra-
ton might make it tough for
Federal job holders who at
tended.
This $10O-a-plate affair has
been a principal source Of rev.
enue for the Democrats each
year, raising in the neighborhood
Of 100000 for campaigning.
Although no final decision has
been made, officials said yester-
day some substitute for the local
dinner-which always drew q
big crowd with a Democratic
President as the main speaker
probably will be found to accom-
modate Capital Democrats who
wish to contribute to their par
tvs depleted treasury.
It was the individual Federal
job-holder. many Of them with
civil service status, who made UP
the bulk of the 5000 or more
who attended the local dinners.
But party officials are appre-
Evening star., 1953-02-25
Democrats May Cancel Dinner
Here to Protect JobhoIders

hensive that these people would
be fearful OF political reprisal If
they brought their partisanship
into the open by attending a
Democratic fund raising affair.
Some Of these dinners have al
ready been held in the States. A
500 a plate banquet in New
York February IA, which Adlai
E. Stevenson addressed, raised
more than $250,000. Dinners
were held this past week end in
Boise, Idaho, and Helena, Mont,
and another will be staged in
Los Angeles tomorrow night with
Mr.. Stevenson again the main
speaker,
Democratic National Chair.
man Stephen A. Mitchell said at
the time of the New York dinner
that the party soon will be able
to liquidate a deficit Of about
$500,000 which it faced at the
end Of the 1852 campaign.
Evening star., 1953-02-25
Young G. 0. P. Chief
Cites Donohue in Rap
AT City Government

Commissioner F. Joseph DON
ohue was singled out last night
as being responsible for making
the District government zone
of the worst-run municipalities
in the country"
The accusation was made by
Carl Shipley. president of the
District Young Republicans
Club, at a eeting Of the
Georgetown Citizens ASsocia-
ton.
Points to Responsibility.
At one point during his scath-
ing attack on the present Board
of Commissioners, Mr.. Shipley
said that, in one precinct alone,
there are 1000 known chop
heads"
"Jiggs (Mr. Donohue) is as
responsible for this condition as
anyone" Mr.. Shipley declared.
Mr.. Shipley and Miss Roberta
Van Beck appeared before the
Georgetown citizens group to
discuss the Seven-point legis-
lative program for the District,
recently proposed by Chairman
Case of the Senate District Com
mittee.
Scent Fare Backed.
In other business, the associ-
alton approved the general in
tent of the bill by Senator Hol-
land, Democrat. of Florida, to
give the District Public Utilities
Commission discretion to raise
the transit fare of school chill
dren. The group suggested, how
ever, that the total fare be no
more than 5 cents. The Holland
bill would permit the fare to
be no higher than half the adult
fare.
Extension of rent control in
the District until June 80 Of this
year also was voted upon favor
ably by the Georgetown associ-
Evening star., 1953-02-25

alton. Rent controls are due to
expire here on April 80.
B. E. Phillips, civil defense
warden for the Georgetown area,
described the progress of civil
defense in another talk.
Frederick S. Hill, president,
conducted the meeting in st.
Johns Parish Hall, Potomac and
O streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-02-25
400 Strike: Too Cold

Because it was "too cold to
work." 400 employees walked out
of one of Britain's biggest toy
factories at Glamorgan, Wales.
Evening star., 1953-02-25
Biggest Winery Greenhouse

The worlds largest winery
green house-750 feet long-at
st. Peter Port, Isle of Guernsey,
will make way for q school.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
PHONE OIL. 4-42OO
EXT. 80 OR 3O3
FOR APPOINTMENT

TYPIST CLERK, 20 to so yrs, fol
Bladensburg, Md. Arm; must typ
mistake-free, 40 words per minute
$3.50 per mo. Work 7K hrs. a day
free meals, free hospital insurance
paid vacation and sick leave. Cal
UN. 4-1974, Ext. 246, Mon. through
Fri, from 8 am. to pm. lis
TYPIST-FILE CLERK, for perm. po-
Sition, In pleasant surroundings
1S to 35 preferred;, ,371a-hr. wk.
INGTON CATHEDRAL OFFICE, 36tt
and Woodley rd. NV, Mr.. BayleSs
MATTRESSES, experienced; good pay
no Sunday work. Also part-time
waitress, S:12 noon. FERDINANL
GRILL, 1925 18th st. NV. is
WAITRESS, white, over II: expert
eneed. f1SS , 4ts SAND N BAR RESTAURANT
W,AdTREssEs; T,,,II IS e. white. full or part;
or 3:sO-S:so. Apply in person soi betw
1905 or call for appt. POUGE1
RESTAURANT, 1909 Conn. ave.
WO. 6-9555. 10
WAITRESS. exper. day or night
n'% H9rk' RE 5Ass!N,S; sES$S;o 1920 Penna. ,a ave
Apply PEARY's RESTAURANS%Tr,
$500 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 6-9S30,
WAITRESS wanted for day work;
experienced. neat and steady worker
excellent tips and good wages; apply
in person. NECTAR CAFE. 5311 Wis.
ave. NV. 80
PIX OPERATOR and receptionist,
for hotel front desk, must be ex-
perienced and dependable. Between
weekly shifts Of day and evening
work. Sundays of. Good salary,
room provided on premises If de-
sired. Position available Immediately.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
YOIJNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

With retail sales experience for mems
FURNISHINGS and clothing dept.
G d G COMPANY, S15 E st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
ATTENTION
Wanted to drive Diamond cab. See
MELVIN HERMAN, l01 NJ st. ne.
WHITE-COLLAR MAN
NO CAR NEEDED

E1450 per evening. part time, car:
white, no canvaSSinG: Mon. and
Tues. 7 pm, sos Rhode Island
ave. ne lis
Evening star., 1953-05-18
HELP-DOMESTlC

COOk Ii. w; exper., settled woman
OF oL,,,so Eood HABITS for family Of 3
C0OK-G.H.W. and child care; expe.
Live out. EN-. 2-3S24. SO
settled woman, to live
in; exper. with children; $50 wk. tc
start; tart refs; required: seashore in
COOK AND G.H. W.. white. under 40
yrs old: i've IN; private rm. and
Sa99oion Sa59i no children; s@5 Wk. RA
COOK, white. experienced, for nurs.
ing home; live in. Lo. 5-Qs72
COOK AND G.H.w., white, to live in
bath. oafh on 5ast.a main 4. Of rambler. 9
coon HOME for permanent 4 house.
keeper; keeper; live in; eempl. cple.. 2 small
GehHiSFen to MT vs s1S29 ,Intts-5 fitsF s. %6
Otter help 'e smpl H. Must pi'S5fS be- axpep spSF
Salary open. IA. $3.50. Ni9
bath; plain cooking, help care i
child; seashore for summer: exper.
=. refs; top salary: RA. 6-S6lO. lis
ing, must be fond Of Children; s
days wk.; sit l night; refs. and
health card req, JU: 5-330i. 10
HOMEMAKER with off1ce exper. for
business woman; good perm. home.
State age exper.. refs. Box 3S-G,
HOUSEKEEPER. colored. general
and a, for empl parents; live in,
HoGsEKEEPEiR, middle-aged lac lady.
to live in and keep house in 2-rm.
apt. and care. for invalid lady; one
salary expected in reply to Box
HoUsEKsEPER. HOUSE; aiH5i 80 to 40, live ives in,
dren; both parents physicians; re-
312. 2025 Eye st. NV. SO
MAID, live in or out; care for Q
11I children and apt recent refs. Call
WOMAN: white, light housework,
RM. siIoI Fl; ,fREE f'fF For SETTLED LADY lS or
mother and child in exchange for
care Of 2@2-yr. old DU. 7-637a;
MAID-Live in: every week end off;
MID6ts, 6t2 st;f s|Ep WOMEN to care are for
salary. JO. 2-9S9l. 10
LADY, white, as laundresS or assist
in Kitchen of nursing home; live in.
DOCToR'S HOME requires expert
enced maid for general houSework;
good cook; no heavy laundry; 3 in
family; 5Ia days; recent local refs.
S120 mo. EN-. 2-77S7. 10
LIVE-IN MAID. colored, permanent.
general housework. take care of :,
children; attr. upstairs room; spend
summer at beach in New Jersey
every other week end and every
oother Wednesday off; health GER
tif1cate and recent local references
required; $50 week to start. EN-
WHITE GIRL. between 2O-3O, to care
for invalid child; permanent. Live
in; references. WO. 6--2195 "a
white housekeeper, live in. AP
WOMAN; live in. cook plain meals,
keep house for crippled lady; no laun
1910 A st. ne, Ii. 4-6595. 10
G.H.W., no cooking; must have city
references, Modern rambler. Live
in; 5l2 days; $50 wk. to start
OIL. 4-2449.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
HElP-WoMEN
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER for d

NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER for fal
term. Only graduates in pre-school
and nursery education considered
Hours. $50 to !, days a week
Salary, $3.50 per month. School
term begins September IA and ends
June 5. Box 33-H. Star. 81"
OFFICE ASSISTANT-Legible hand
writing pref; some knowledge oi
= typing. ATLAS FURNITURE, 92l
G st. NV.
OFFICE CLERK, for small profes.
sional organization: reasonable typ.
ing speed required. knowledge Of
mimeograph desirable. Mature per-
son with ability to work productivity
without supervision. Exper. in grour
work helpful. Single person not
required, but prefer someone with
out small children. For interview
write Box 277-G, Star. 30
ORDER CLERK for sales dept. appli-
ance distributor: typing necessary.
Call Miss Jones, ST. 3-2777. for
appt. EDGAR MORRIS SALES CO..
712 18th st. NV. is
PIX OPERATOR, white; 5-day, So
hr. wk.; age limit 40; knowledge of
typing; $45 per wk. to start. Box
Evening star., 1953-05-18
HELP WOMEN tcont J

SUPERVISOR, daytime
hours, Mon. through Fri; must have
ability to schedule and direct en-
ployes in meal service and kitchen
cleaning; some experience In food
training and advancement. Gov
ERNMENT SERVICES. INC. 1875
21St st NV. lis
CASHIER-Neat, intelligent. accurate
with figures: good handwriting: excel.
salary; perm. EOCHEL'S. 1910 F
Ut. NV, opp. Woodward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
SITUATIONS MEN
SITUATIONS WOMEN

bookkeeper, 5-da. wk.,
complete charge with office supervi-
sion experience: financial statement
and gen. leader. Box S1-H. Star.
AUDITOR. F. c. bookkeeper; perm
anent: seeking advancement. Box
S0-H, Star.
orator; eXper.; part time: 500 per
hour or monthly rate; for regular ac-
count. Box S2-H, Star. 10"
GIRL. white. high school grad. desires
perm. position as clerk-stenographer;
some exper., refs. Call LU. 2-7449,
GRADUATE NURSE. shorthand. typ
ing. for doctors off1ce; good refer
ences. Box 27O-G. Star. 81"
SEAMSTRESS, colored, desires work
sEcRETARY. si5Tpi T. 1sari' years exper. in bus
incl legal ms Capitol Hill avail.
SECY;, exper., legal bldg real estate.
rapid shorthand, typing ability; D.
dav wk.; downtown area. Box 57-H,
SECRETARY. intel. mature. divers
exp, inc. legal, embassy. govt. Writes
own corr. DI. 7-662O, Ext 3O3. l9'
TYPING done at home; letters. man
qScripts; envelopes; reas.. accurate.
TYPlNG? DONE AT HOME, pickup
and delivery. RA. .3-1104. lis
EXP. SECRETARY, shorthand. 10;
tipping, TO- desires part-time or tenn
porary position. IA. 7-4624. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-18

MAN-Experienced in manufacture OF
ice cream mix; good salary and work
ing conditions. Call TIE. 6-12l4.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
TYPISTS

Convenient to Bethesda,
Chevy Chase, Silver
Spring area.
Excellent working condi-
tions and employe bene-
fits.
Should be able to type 40
w.p.m. or better.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

PRACTICAL NURSE. companion, ex-
per. mental cases: free to travel
references. TIE 6-1723. lS"
COLORED WOMAN desires gh.w.
excellent references. HU. 3-3915
COLORED GIRL desires days work.
or regular > days. Reference. DU
COLORED WOMAN wants work, IRON
ing, cleaning, good worker. Refs
CoLORED GIRL, exper.. reliable,
neat. wants Job, short order cook,
waitress; pU. 7-7526. 20,
COOK-G.H.W., nurse maid. girl,
colored, desires full-time Job. Local
references. NO. 7-124o. 1a'
GIRL, colored. to take care of chill
dren. for employed couple, light
house work. AID. 4-0605.
COLORED WOMAN desires g.h.w. and
child care or days work. Refs. Ii.
6-27OS
COLORED GIRL desires day work,
store maid. cleaning Office or shop.
HU. 3-62S4.
WOMAN, colored. wants ironing and
caring for children. TU. 2-2S72.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
CLAIM CLERK
PROOF CHECKER

Age 1S to 80. Large auto
mobile insurance CO., AFFILI-
ATE OF GENERAL MOTORS.
To review and process files for
payment. Some typing, and
ability to discuss claim prob
lens with public necessary.
Good starting salary with
usual benefits and paid vaca-
tionS, plus General Motors
cost-of-living allowance. New
air-conditioned building at
convenient location. Training
period.
Phone MR.. MYERS, ME. g.
3270 for appointment.
Evening star., 1953-05-18

COSMETIC CLERK, for work in cos
metic and drug departments; expe-
rience required: salary plus commits
sion. Apply SCHWARTZ PHAR-
MACY, 100 Conn. ave. NV. -21
DENTAL ASST.-Experienced pre-
ferred TU. POSSE. lis
DENTAL ASSISTANT, young girl with
at least l years experience: knowl-
edge of typing. Telephone DU.
DENTAL AssIsTANT-white, alert
young woman desired for dental
ofice in So. Arlington; experience
seERta3 sebStgs, but not essential: * 6E.
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK-
white only. Full time permanent.
Only those with experience and ref
erences need apply. Call MR.. WITT.
FILE CLERK, typist and general Of
flee worker, white. bet. 25-4O yrs.
old. exper. necessary; trade assoc.
work; air cond. office; hours, 9-5,
5-Say 5Sayyo wk'; mr.. Dupont Circle. GO.
FOOD DEMONSTRATORS. nationally
known product. Box 171-G, Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
PRESSERS

Wool, exper. on topping or regging
top salary, 40-hr. wk., excel. work
ing conditions, modern plant. Apply
ARISTO CLEANERS, 1925 s. Capt.
tol st. lis
PRIMARY AND KINDERGARTEN
teacher for private day school: Must
handicapped and disturbed children
Hours. $3.50 to 1 and $50 to $3.50
pm. 5-day week. State age, exper
edueatiSn e5ua sgar and salary desired. 9, Boz
Of N. c. R. 5000 helpful. Interest.
estate once. Cali MRS. BOWEN
REG1sTERGD EG1sRGf NURSE, white. sa desired
for S5osa dental office. So. Arlington. HE.
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
type apt. Development; must be ex-
perienced. Apply in person, Suite
100, Investment Bldg, 18th and
K sts. NV. 2 to 5 pm. lis
ROUTE LADY-National grocery con-
Germ wants one woman to operate
retail grocery route. Call JU. -1046
for appointment. lie
SALES ASST.-Young woman, 1886:
College education desirable but not
required. Math Aptitude and ability
to meet people essential. For appt'
OH A4Ss --1oOO bCt"CCA LO-H WEN
days. 10
SALESGIRLS-For smart dress shop;
full and part time, excellent salary
pleasant working conditions: also
salesgirls experienced in sportswear
full or part time. MATT OGENS
S551 Fent on. St, Silver Spring, Md.
opposite Hechts. 80
SALESLADY - For bakery delicates-
sen; exper. pref. $500 Sargent I'd,
Chillum, Md. Phone WA. 7-9761
or UN. 4-4221. is
SALESLADY, must be thoroughly exp
in speciality store selling; top salary
and commission scale; best oppor-
tunity for future; Apply in person
WARDELL'S, 1900 F st. NV. -l9
SALESLADY for mems furnishings
dept, experienced preferred. WON
DER CLOTHES, 937 F st. NV. lis
SALESLADY
To sell hosiery and handbags. Apply
JOSEPH D. YOUNG. 4l24 Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va. -21
SALESLADIES, children'S and ladies
ready-to-wear store, with or with
out experience; steady; good pay.
paid vacations. KERCHMAN'S, 1851
A1ohopo
Evening star., 1953-05-18

CASHIER R-CHECKER - Navy Annex
Bldg, part time. good hourly pay
scale. In cafeteria in Government
bldg; no weekend work; we will
train: must be quick with figures;
should be available for 3 hours bet
1890 am. and 2:30 pm. GOV
ERNMENT SERVICES, INC, l135
CAsHIER III Eli i !" CHECKER - Forty hour
week; permanent position at good
salary for dependable young woman
who is quick with figures; will work
in cafeteria in Government build
ing; experience not essential; op-
portunity for advancement: early
hours; under 40; no weekend work
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
CIGAR AZ @lsI SNb s. f,Rt 6RRt,c CLERKS nS1s f,,,
time, perm. positions; excel. salary
plus commission. See Mr.. Dolan
BRENTWOOD DRUG. 1901 r.
ave. ne. DU. 7-5900. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-18
1901 F ST. NV.

ASSISTANT RESIDENT MGR. Know
ledge of bookkeeping. Apply $3.50 to
D. 1863 Danbury st. s.w. -23
BEAUTlCIAN-5-da wk.; top salary
and commission e,rpi1pbe mIst pc 6S9k gSed
BEAUTY SALON 7713 Georgia ave
NV, TU. 2-5175. -19
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time; top
guaranteed salary and commission
HAYWOOD SALON, 1907 Varnum
ST.. Mt. Rainier. 49,
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time: top
salary and comm. CARRS. 18th and
F SITS. NV, over Peoples Drug Store.
BEAUTICIAN, colored; booth for rent,
mod. air-cond. shop. AID. 2-6S22.
BEAUTICIAN. all around. for busy
shop with good prices; high salary,
50fo commission. 5-day week. paid
vacation and sick leave. VINCENT
EFT VINCENT, 500 11th st. NV. bet.
and F. MA. S-0S35. lis
BEAU,TIc1AN; se5 plus soy com
toned salon. LA. 6-9707. 30
BEAUTY OPERATORS az, also man
ager for beauty salon. Apply in per-
son. 1924 Conn. ave-, NV. "a
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Full or part
time; top salary and commission
r-conditioned shop. LILLIAN
| CRAMER. Ills 18th st. NV. 30
BEAUTY OPERATION, exper., full or
| part time. Hours, 9-6. 4S47 Mass.
| ave. NV, EN-. 2-1171. --19
| BEAUTY OPERATORS; earn SS5 to
| S100 wk.. guarantee plus comm; /;
no manicuring steady position: air
cooled, mod. shop. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSERS ITO Eye st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good in hair
styling, tinting. cutting; with pleas
ant personality: perm. position; eX-
cellent working conditions: 5-day
wk.: S55. 400 comm: wonderful
clientele: no following necessary.
EVE RUDE. Coral Hills Shopping
Center Jordan S-SO03. 10"
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2)-To assist
| in beauty salon: also experienced
hair tinter; exclusive shop: air con-
ditioned; excellent salary and
t commission. HUNTING TOWERS
BEAUTY SALON. Alex. Va. XII.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. women or
| men, for our Conn. ave, Clarendon
| and Bethesda salons; 5-day wk.,
| top salary and comm. EMILE, 1921
| Conn. ave. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-18

CLERK. white; gen. ofice work, some
tipping; no exper. nec.; age II to 35
Phi. MA. s-95S9. MIR. BURROUGHS
CLERK with bookkeeping experience,
typing required; Mr., Ballantyne;
HARE BROS. 3210 Rhode Island
and general ONCE:
S175 starting salary with reg. In
creases to intelligent beginner:
some typing helpful: good hours:
maid vacation ROY ORG. Star. Il
Evening star., 1953-05-18

WOOL PRESSEh, 10 Wo[A III Sooi'
Apply in person. STERLING LAUN-
DRY, 1921 27th st. NV. 10
MAN, single, white. help on dairy
farm. capable of operating milking
machine. Herndon 345-W-2. -l9
MAN-Experienced in manufacture OF
ice cream mix; good salary and work
Ing SnVHtIe!HN 4oHditieHsi Call TE' e-lTl4' GaI
carnival; prefer man with some ex;
perience; must live on grounds and
stav with carnival. S. LACHMAN
a. SON. 1921 Blair I'd. NV IA
MAN-For stock and orders; in whole
Apply between 4:30 and , pm: see
Mr.. MAILICKsoN. 1925 10th ST. ne.
MAN. YOUNG. WHITE, mechanically
sRop. lbsljnfS sos tS 4 st. E0Tk nw In auto IA'
MAN WITH CAR to train locally for
permanent position with large manu-
featuring CO.; will consider ineXpe-
rienced man who is willing WORKER
not canvassing; earnings while train; .
o st. Sc. = to II am. liz
MEN (2) WHITE-Car necessary;
preferably married; to be trained
for permanent position in our serv-
Ice ObpI.B BOOu dubO
vacation. commission. For interview
apply bet 10 am. 4 pm, 929
MEN. white. for stockroom of large
magazine distributor: 5-day wk.
vacation. benefits, etc. Apply to
MR.. BLANCHARD, 112l 9th st. NV.
NEN-Two full-time and one part
time. inexperienced, full-time mer
average 500 and up per wk. Re-
peat business plus. regular custom
ers assures you of steady. regular
income. Start on l or ? day tria
basis if you wish, to prove to YOU; your,
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age S10o and up per wk.,. calllnl
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cOur'
teous and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train YOU. If YOU are inter.
ested in a sure way TO raise your
income inquire at OIL Nationa
Press Bldg, 14th and F SITS NV:
or phone DI. 7-4477 or D1. 7-349s
Evening star., 1953-05-18
HELP-WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

To do general once work in front
ofice Of mems clothing store: must
be able to work Saturdays; ability
to meet public helpful. Write, CIV
experience. eRE fenee.' etc. &c MR.. TUNE. so5
Pa ave Sc -1S
Evening star., 1953-05-18

1901 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
THE EVENING STAR
CIERK-TYPIST

Under 80. Pleasant working condi
tionS. In small local office of ma
tional concern. 5-day, 40-hr. wk
Paid vacation, other benefits. Cal
MR.. TRIPLETT. co. 5-281S. -1s
Evening star., 1953-05-18

for fine mems altera-
tions. New work only: excellent
salary. THE QUALITY SHOP, 3O2S
Wilson blvd. Arl. Va. -19
STORE MANAGERS
WE OFFER UNUSUAL OP-
PORTUNITY FOR WOMEN
OF BUSINESS ABILITY,
WHO ARE BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 28-45 AND FREE
TO LEAVE THE CITY.
COME IN AND TALK WITH
US ABOUT A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS CAREER THAT
MAYBE YOURS. APPLY
10 AM. TO 4 PM. OR
PHONE MA. 8-2861 FOR AN
APPOINTMENT AT TIME
CONVENIENT WITH YOU.
Russell Stover Candies
1343 F STREET NV
Evening star., 1953-05-18
THE EVENING STAR
l101 Pa. Ave. NV.

rYPIST. go w.p.m.; neat, accurate
reg. increases to qualified applicant:
good hours: paid vacation. Box
93-G, Star. is
rYPIST, for clerical work. in retail
clothing store: salary open. Apply
737 7th st. NV. -24
TYPIST. 5-day week, air-conditioned
office, life insurance. hospit italiza ton
with surgical expense provided.
pleasant working conditions. See
Miss Jones, MUTUAL INSURANCE
AGENCY INC. 1901 H st. NV.
TYPIST-CLERK. for motion picture
concern; must type go w.p.m. or
better; So. $50 yr. to start; 5-day,
4O-hr. week. annual and sick leave
privileges. Apply I'm. 400, Tower
Building. l4th and K SITS. NV. -19