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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

| nearly 200 members Of the
Rabbinical Assembly from var.
ious parts Of the United States
and Canada, and members of the
Seminary Faculty were parti-
cipants. The unprecedented con-
ference was called to consider
problems relating to the Jewish
law Of marriage and domestic re-
lations, with view toward de-
termining methods Of preserving
the integrity of family life and of
strengthening family relations in
accordance with the standards of
Jewish law and tradition.
The National Beth Din, when
created. would represent the first
major organized effort to consider
the problem Of increased tensions
in present-daY family life within
the framework Of Jewish tradi-
lion. Serving as members of this
domestic relations court would
be internationally noted scholars
whose major vocation is Jewish |
aw and its development: author
ties in American legal thought
md Jurisprudence: and specialists
n the field Of family relations.
CONTINUED on Page 1877
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03

relations to deliberate problems
of marriage, the family and d.
vorce, has been recommended to
the Faculty of The Jewish The
illogical Seminary of America and
to the full membership of the
Rabbinical Assembly of America
when it meets at its annual con-
vention, June 1925. The rec
ommendation emerged from a
special Joint Conference on Law,
held at the Seminary in New
York City recently, at which
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03
National Beth Dir, 10
Be Proposed > June a

A proposal to establish a Nat
1onal Beth Din which would
function as a court of domestic
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25
Pail Bearers Lodge Session A Success

The Improved Pail Bearers of
America held its 23rd Grand
Lodge session July 8 to IL at
Matthews Chapel AME Zion
caurch, NV 5th ave.
The opening session Wednes-
day night july 8 was designated
as Juvenile Night" The program
was under the direction of Mrs.
Rosa Everett and Mrs. Lilnan
Ethridge, This program by the
juvenile department was voted
one of the best and a great sue
cess.
The first business session was
held Thursday night. Each sub
ordinate lodge was well repre-
scented and each made a splendid
financial report and showed a
greatly increased membership.
On Friday night the board of
directors reported that the char
ter had been revised and the
portions under controversy were
stricken out and is now satisfac-
tory. The building fund commit
tee reported the purchase of a
lot in Rainbow Park and present.
ed the assembly with the war
ranty deeds and title to same.
Lodge No. / of the Miami dis
trict as host to the convention
served a wonderful banquet din
ner Saturday afternoon at S
O'Clock.
The grand lodge reelected all
grand officers for the year 1883
81 with the exception of Rev. j,
l.. Johnson who was elected chap
lain in place of Rev. Porter Mos
ly, deceased. Brother George
Brown has served the lodge as
grand president for % consecu-
tive years.
a very impressive memorial
service for the dead was held at
Temple Baptist Church on Sun
day afternoon. This service was
followed by wonderful and in
spring sermon by Rev. J. l..
johnson, pastor of st. James
Baptist Church. The climax of the
grand lodge session was the street
parade by the juvenile children
and delegates representing each
subordinate lodge and a large
number of members from each
lodge.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25

subject"
He presented us with a viva
editorial continued, convinced
picture of this great subject" the
us of the great strides made to-
ward its satisfactory solution and
removed our numerous dim i'm
pressions created by all that has
been written on the subject"
The Athens speech was one OF
some 80 addresses delivered by
the Howard University professor
during his 26,000-mile tour.
Among the countries visited by
DR.. Snowden were French West
Africa, The Gold Coast, Nigeria,
Libya, Italy, Greece and Austria.
The tour was made possible by
the Office of International and
Educational Activities, u. S. De-
partment of State, through US.
Specialists and Leaders grant.
During the tour, DR.. Snowden
spoke before more than 10000
continued on page Al
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25
GREEK PAPER SAYS OF NEGRO IN U.s..
Progress, But No Room
For Complacency

WASHINGTON - Commenting
on race relations in the United
States, one of Europe's leading
newspaper said in a recent edl-
torial that although the picture
is one of substantial progress, the
situation is one in which there
is no room for complacency.
The editorial, which appeared
in the Greek newspaper Tachy-
dromos, followed an Athens ad-
dress on 1.-THE Negro in the United
States" by Frank M. Snowden,
jr., professor of classics at How
ard University. DR.. Snowden re-
turned to America recently after
a four month tour of Europe and
Africa.
OF the Athens address Tachy-
dromos said: 'Dr. Snowden took a
subject which has reused and is
still rousing either ill-intention-
ed or humanitarian feelings
against the u. S. and convinced
us that the American government
is prepared TO handle fairly this
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25
The Deep South Speaks
BY ROBERT DURR FOR CHS


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WORK. PLAY, LOVE. RELIGION ALL SUCCESS KEYS
constitute the title of of the few best
addresses have ever hearddevered recently
The speaker Brakefed college professor
director public relations for Liberty National Life
Company.
helpful in attaining well rounded success
evidently should
necessary things
growth the bosom of the earth but have to work to get out
Tor use
I score thought the religious
who in the spirit service
Ree S mo- substitute for wo4H Oh mine VII" "'S ~
No. Play: That ought live through life rather
play should hard when
Dr. BEakehed remarked that he still likes fishins with
newfanged rods and reels baited with live bait
He observed that with the old fashioned could bait
into the and sky the beauty God while waiting the
jumping of the cork when the fish had bitten the hook
most essentials
He recalled that his father had wells One well
not lar from Inc mont porch and here ne drew water for his
the family drinking and cooking water.
On one dark evening drink
ing water Because afraid only
bucket when he got back the for the rest was wasted the
ou-just calmly drank the cup go
they the WELL the father with
the hand
fingers could
holding hand of who loved him
Religion coming afternoon from long
His wife him the door and told him that knowing he
his had not sent him telegram advising
Jim friend had died suddenly the day before And
the shocking rendered him momentar almost speeches.
Finally he said almost himself Jm friendship had lot to do
with but never got around TO telling him how much
while alive"
And then he daughter seriously i'll The
doctor was instructed to bring in
to save the Life OF the SICK one
they looked out and the minister coming
AS he
there anything
do" the sick with prayer on his lips
He by saying there finger the hand Of God
the world and that when afraid
we can finger of God forward safe
and upwards.
sketch of what regarded the best
heard And delivered that
Black
be the Deep South where 1t was de-
Ivexed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-25

The Improved Pail Bearers of
America held its 23rd Grand
Lodge session July 8 to IL at
Matthews Chapel AME Zion
,~olrch NV 9Th ave.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
TYPIST

under 80, for scientific
research org; excel. working cond.
"a days annual leave.
Is days sick leave.
For interview, call Elk. 3-S100.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP MEN tcont.J
YOuNG MAN

White, 1S to 3S. dependable, am
olsious. pleasant personality. to wait
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
ton; chance to become manager at
CLEANERS. 1900 Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN (3) to assist sales man
ager: no experience necessary: aver
age earnings $50 wk. Apply Rm.
MoDERNf MSSOl II GShics Gsh 81 PiS PElNrrNG PLANT a
tunity for right man with following; /;
pro1t-sharinE plan offered. Call Ii.
NEED NEWS REPORTER, interested
in radio and TV. Please send quail
fications. references and BACKGROUND
to Box 294-J, Star. -
SALARIED field representative-We
are looking for young man with
Q tew years business experience who
salaried position in saleswork with
Sld SEn.n.a. established nsfS com, company M Travel
coiiese T eradUate % O $3.50 q saSn years "eid oid
Opportunity to grow into executive
position. Give business BACKGROUND.
education: age and other pertinent
~1Saails, ~T1Staails BoT q 9;H. star rn>--8r
VAAs04kNlA 1N6 AAhED v
Arlington and Fairfax countless; we
. have installed $4,000 since 1927.
Call on home builders. leads furn-
.e fsF hsTaeSs esf a9f dfIPaT ifIaf
RICK, Elmwood $3.50. -
'osS sSrUp. SrEs n Goo to s. 1sood sS Ams5,Se traSe
gsdiSs gds,,. TWTGMse WTise ,ENTLS EMNPLLoYMENT m m
21R Stuart ef pngfnn
OPPORTUNITY to learn casualty FMS.
underwriting, for young man will
ing to start at bottom and work UP
GRADUALLY. See Mrs. Cassidy. HART
foRD AcCIDENT & INDEM. CO.
COLLEGE STUDENT. white. for Office
work in lge. boarding house, 5-s
p.ms no. Sun. HU. 3-5433. S
IS S2I0 A WEEK worth, q postcard
r REH E2Hn TRH sfR rush phSa sSFd tSst f0r sDss ss
amazing new automatic refrigerator
defrosIer like 'hot cakes!" De
FRosTOMAT1c. Dept. 72-A. 173 w.
Madison, Ehicago,
DEHsIE 2fRAc1E FoU6 6uF6ooR EASoaE With EdHFS HFW
enormous demand sweeping country.
Red-hot leads from gas stations,
dr1ve-ins,. auto agencies. night
spots, others. Exclusive territories
to live wires. Written money-back
samples. No investment. No light
ing experience required. W. H.
LONG CO. Chicago 10. III. Estab-
liShed 1911.
FOREIGN employment: construction
work; II interested in foreign prof.
eCts with high pay, write FOREIGN
SERVICE BUREAU. Box 2o5. Me-
rASfBiTioUs YOUNG MAN. white
under As, pleasing pers. and ap-
I. pearance. for perm. non-routine
sirable. Apply Mon. a or 70 pm,
2637 Conn. ave-. TOP hr. or write
BOX 1921. Star.
WE HAVE AN OPENING in our serv-
ice department for a man with car.
, 1908 r. 1, ave. ne 2nd floor nm
Mnnaav -IIna sth -
Evening star., 1953-06-07
AElP--WoAeN
STENOGRAPHER

1925 yrs, no exper. nec.; for cleri-
cal and stenographic duties in per-
sonnel ONCE. Free transportation;
paid vacation and sick leave. For
Evening star., 1953-06-07
COLLEGE MEN

We want to talk to q few young men
who are getting out of college soon
who have a little knowledge OF
sales work and who do not want to
so through a long period of appren-
ticeShip to make better than average
income, We need a few ambitious
from $1,000 to $4,000 yearly
with no investment. and chance
for advancement. Only requirement
man must be ready to work and
to take our free training. No ex-
perience in this business required.
We show you how to make real
n. JOHNSON, Box 146. North Rose,
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP-WoNEN

CLERK. age 20 to 80. person viii
limited background in bookkeepinl
or accounting and interested in fg.
ures to train as payroll clerk. Shoulc
be able to do some typing. Excel
working conds. and chance for ad'
= vancement. Phone OIL. 4-.4300, Ext
$40 or 3O3, Mon. through Fri. &
CLERK to work in offlce OF estab
hardware store. REQ. some knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and typing
5R-day week. : wks. vacation. Hos.
pitalization and iI. insurance ,vrnl eyail
g. CO., Lee hwy. and Fairfax DIR.
Arlington 13. Va, JE. 2-1194. Ext, Z
CLERK. young girl. white. for dry
cleaning store. permanent position;
$4s week: Apply in person; 6233a
CLERKS, under SO; perm. positions
(also some temp. positions lasting
through Jan 1851: air-cond
bldg; mod. cafeteria: 40-hr.. 5-day
wk: annual starting salary. $2.400;
liberal vacation and sick leave. In
terviews 9 am. to 4:30 pm, Per.
sonnsl once, NATIONAL GEO;
SITS, ne Do not telephone. la
Evening star., 1953-06-07

NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
me1cs enedgse ., y. " 'nse,s.Gts nroSnct;oE conf 3,
goods tor commerce must NON pay
at least Is cents an hour and
time ana one-hdlJ tor overtime
unde, the Federal Wage and Hour
LGw job seekers offered less by
copered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour DiDision U S
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-2I20 Extension 1878
Evening star., 1953-06-07
FULL-TIME
WASHINGTON
RESIDENT
REPRESENTATIVE

Manufacturer of wide variety oi
Pioneer TRANSPORTATION and heavy
machinery lines; background anG
experience in sales to Government
REQUIRED: electrical training helpful
Full-time operations from corpor-
ate Washington office. Give personal
data. experience. salary required
All replies held in strict confidence.
Box 335-H Star &c
Evening star., 1953-06-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR; earn Ss5 t.
500 wk.. guarantee plus comm.
no manicurtng: steady position: air.
cooled. mod. shop. LOUIS CREA'
I'VE HAIRDRESSERS. 171O Eye st
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
no following necessary. Call fol
appointment. Ap. 4-10l6. -
BEAUTY OPERATORS - All-arount
operators. NO manicurins;, excel
psE%; ssIapv 0Gsi sE 4liSes AlsS sP'nieuris' good
BEAUTY OPERATORS, men or women
for our Conn. ave. and Bethesda
salons: 5-day wk.: top salary and
commission. EMILE, 1921 Conn ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
interested in steady position. Ap:
ply in person at ROBERT or
PARIS. 1914 Conn. ave-. NO. 7-2776.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. male or fe.
male ma ppusy busy salon GaIIaI Sslary opsn Gal Cal
SALON. eso7 deorsia ave. eAAo NV.
BEAUTY oPERaToR0 Ia; 0t tman M0nc or won.
am. experienced, all around. for
Jules Hair stylist, Md; studio;
New Hamp. ave. and Univ. lane;
]AAoS~S"' SoAA SS&1I0s kAA
BEAUTY Beauty OPERATOR, all around,
shampoo, manicurist; good working
cond.. DAYS, 90, PAUL'S 1928 NJ
st, NV: (oh Conn. aveD. RE. 7-7S1S
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2)-Top sal.
ary Apply 1924 Conn. ave. MARCEL
BEAUTY OPERATOR, male or fe.
male, for outstanding Arl. salon
best comm. and salary for those
interested in working. no fioaters,
please. 700 No. Glebe rd.. Arl.,
Va. IA. 5-6231.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and hairstyl-
ist; air-cond; modern Va: shop; top
salary; no license required. Call
Sun. XII. S-403s; weekdays, XII.
BEATTY Observation-Disclosures
all around. Excellent salary and
commission. Also manicurist; 5.
day s1n week ek .AAir-4conditioned. FoUN.
Md. III. 7-S05O. IS
BEAUTY OPERATOR. part time; nc
night work or Sats. RE. 1-iO0J,
Ext 496. before $50. q
Evening star., 1953-06-07
College Men

Graduates, seniors or juniors prefer
ably living in Virginia: We have
openings for several men who
would like to acquire business ex-
perience during the summer. The
use of a car is necessary. Apply
lO2 Shreve ST., Falls Church. Va.
at 10 am. Monday.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP-MEN

PART TIME, 60 PM.
Special representatives wanted in all
geoeraphical sections of Wash. and
suburban areas. Ambition and per-
siStence are the traits necessary To
successfully adapt Yourself to our
business. You must be bondable
and have late model car. Write
giving your age, present full-tim
employment and the hours avail
Evening star., 1953-06-07

SCREENING. for theatrical. fashion,
advertising and public relations
pas4Pns. pp9sls4lgns; sFRNTEE PATEIc1A STEVENS y5s
SECRETARY-Attorney in new, air
conditioned bldg, needs secretary
with reasonable proficiency in short
hand and typing; experience, college
backg'd, under 36. pref. Ma. S-372O.
SECRETARY, part or temporary full
auired. RE. 7-0564. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of typinR
and shorthand rea.; position in
wolves handling of technical matter
related to the. jewelry industry.
however exper. in jewelry field not
required; excel. working conditions,
vacation with pay, hospitalizatio tion
avail, 5h-day. week. Apply Suite
50i; 91S F st; NV.
Of large construction firm In Takoma
Park; capable of handling or super
vising administrative and account
ing details; unusual employe bene-
fits Reply giving experience, ref
erenees and salary expected, Eox
sEcRE;TaR9-Experienced. GRE; to S work
in law office. Salary S275 month.
sEcRETARSY FL zIPAiS Experienced; capable
secretary needed to handle work
Ior once repreSenting an associa-
epse eps stsse Reey fo RoH soH gye refer
SECRETARY, shorthand, good typist,
office in Ring Bldg: 5-day week;
S60-$70 week: advancement: white.
Phone RE. 7-633S.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
WORK EVENINGS

6 It'll 9. Largest national Arm of its
type undertaking a large consumer
program is in need of 1S neat
appearing intelligent young men
with the ability to converse intelli-
gently. Must be between Is and
2S. to work as public relations men
with our concern. To those who
qualify. $40 per evening. Interviews
Monday and Tuesday, Room 403,
1405 G st. NV. MR.. BROWN.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP-WoAAEN

COSMETIC-DRUG CLERK, experi.
enced. only. References required
Closed Sundays and holidays. MA.
TIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn
ave. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-07
AELP-WoAAEN

OFFICE GIRL. must have general
knowlsdge Of office work; steady
Ion; Please call in person. ROYAL
orhOISiER :! ~ 1929 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
BILLING CLERK

Experienced NCR-3n00 operator for
.accts. receivable dept Of a better
speciality store: excel. working con-
ditions, 5-day wk.. good starting
salary and usual comapany benefits
Liberal discount on personal pur-
chaSes. Apply Mr.. Stewart. THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 F st.
NV. -
BOOKKEEPER, asst, exper., for lge,
natl. Jewish org; shorthand and
typing essential. Elk. 3-52SS. Ext. 26.
BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly expert
enced full charge complete set OF
double-entry books, for fine ladies'
specially store; permanent position.
Apply THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO.,
34u1 Conn: ave. NV. %
BOOkKEEPER; 5-day week. exper
full charge of small ofice; S6u
week: permanent. Box 276-J. Star
BOOKKEEPER. experienced machine
operator. MGR, 5-day wk., vacation,
other benefits, air conditioned new
bldg. Excel. chance for advance
ment with local grocery chain. $50
per week to start. 2060 w. Va.
ne, MR.. COHEN
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HElP-W0kAEN

SALESWOMAN, for our new, air.
conditioned sewing center; sales ex.
perience desirable but not essential;
salary and many other company
benefits, SINGER SEWING CENTER
31O9 14th st. NV. CO. 5-22a1
SALESWOMAN, full or partrtime, 70,
out Sportswear dept: good salary
and comm. THE EMILY SHOP
1903 F st. NV. Ma. S-4499, IS
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HOSTESSES

HOSTESSES
ONE IN NE. DC.
ONE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.
IF-You Have a Pleasant Manner
ARE-25 to 40 Years of Age.
the Public.
HAVE-Had Any Restaurant EXP.
Permanent positions salary based on
experience. meals and hostess
dresses furnished. Paid. vacations.
taIisation. Employe 'Dp purchase h;a % dis
counts. For details please call in
person at Room 200. 1341 G st. NV.
THE HOT sHOPPES, INC. 3
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED URGENTLY
on stan OF countrywide organization
serving families in trouble in Mont
gomery Co. Must be reliable. pleas
den dn Pre wR sMPer can an aesdns Sl sh Of
county and free to stay occasionally
nights. Good SAL, time of for over
time. vacation and sick leave. with
pay. Call Poplar 2-4773 for inter-
INTERVIEWER Highly remunera-
tive position. Mature woman. So
55. personality and willingness to
learn more important than expert
ence. PTA or teaching experience
helpful but not essential. Call
JANE BURNHAM. ME. $4,000. IS
JR. SEC, exper.; 5-day wk.: 80 hrs;
small office. Call after 10 am,
528 Barr Bldg. 910 18th st. NV.
LUNCH COUNTER LADIES, white.
neat. dependable; some exper. pref.
Apply S. S. KRESGE CO.. 720 18th st.
MAID. white. Immediately. meals.
uniforms, employe benefits. Amply
1915 Eye st. NV.
MAID, 4O-hour week; good hand
writing, hard worker. Apply SIG
MUND'S, S04 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1953-06-07

CREDIT COLLECTION
CLERK
Good steady pos. pleas. surround
WINS. 734 9TH st. NV. %
DANCE TEACHER, to teach dancine
and give exhibitions at exclusive
summer resort; room and board, So
per hour. transportation. Please
write MRS. VINEYARD, 31S At.
lantic, st. Sc. stating experience
= nHS1r and where YOU may be contacted.
and reliable; refs. RED: h. S. grad.
permanent job; 5Ka-day week: in.
clude snapshot. Do not apply un-
less you have. qualif listed. Give
refs. and details in letter. Box Al
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experience pre-.
ferred, but not necessary. must be
neat in appearance. OIL. 2-O700;
DIcTAPHoNE OPERATOR or expert. E
eRoss eqSss t'Hst Rational iAMEE1GAN Nsys Medea HeI
DRUG COSMETIC CLERK, exper.
for busy store. with refined Wash
ington and Embassy trade; good
@hry sslary and ND! nours; %a, EMPIRE PHAR-
DRUG STORE. 9O0l Georgia ave.
EXERCISE TEACHER
Young; attractive; immediate OPEN
ing for interesting. versatile posi-
ton: Apply in person. Tuesday
HELENA RUBINSTEIN
Evening star., 1953-06-07

SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR, Red Cross
certificate; 8 wks., Va. Girl Scout
camp; minimum age, 21. MA. S-040O
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, exper.
handicap pref; telephone ans. and
relief switchboard work: we'll ad-
justed, able to work under pressure
Write legibly; no standing. Apply
1918 N. H. ave. NV. (21st and M
SITS. n.w). 9-12. Mon.-Fri. -13
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR and Of
fee worker, experienced preferred;
saon sdsy Tses; RossYN pSa ao h9dSys HbY hSd co
sW1TcHBoARD' OPERATOR, white
experience not necessary; permanent
full-time position. hours S:30-5
alternate SUM-, 5 or 6-day week
es aIpy NE Boon snaa4S q? fdr as6 sS1t g st. NV
TEACHERS-Sept. 1855; pvt. day
school in suburban Md. kinder
garten. primary, intermediate grades.
Write experience, education. marital
status, refs, minimum salary ex-
pected: Box .176-G, Star.
TEACHERS, interesting summer EN-
plan; to those who. qualify a mini
mum guarantee of $50 a week.
Phone EN-. 3-9424.
TEACHER, for summer recreation
school, TO- live in; able to drive.
f; g; Box 4026. D. C;
TEACHER with training and expert
ence Tor all-day nursery school. CO.
TEACHER. for summer recreation
school OF long standing. To live in;
able to drive; state qualifications
and phone number. p. o. BOX 4026,
D. c. Is. 3
TEACHERS (2)-1 each for white
cooperative nursery and kinder
garten. Cheverly, Md. For interview
Call WA. 7-5360. s
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TEACHER

For summer months: refined. pleas
ant. healthful work: $500 for &c
days. Apply between . and pm.
Room 924. 1346 Conn. ave. NO
TELEPHONE CALLS IL
Evening star., 1953-06-07
COSMETICIANS

For Arlington tva.) drugstores. Tor
earnings for right girls. Exper. re.
Quired. Employe insurance, dis
counts and paid vacation plan
Phone IA. 4-0450. Ext. z.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
CLEAN CUT
NEAT APPEARING

= MEN
To work in recently opened factory
branch. Car necessary. S76.25 per
week. Call RA. 6-1203. Monday for
appointment. 8
PART TINE YARD MEN
Friday night and Saturday. Three
for Falls Church, Va, and / for
HECHINGER CO., 18th and H SITS
Evening star., 1953-06-07
PRESSERS

xGGkOk0G1GO
Wool. Experienced on legeing or top
ping trousers. TOP pay, 40-hr. wk.;
modern plant; excellent working con-
ditions; steady all-year-aroun en-
ployment. Apply ARISTO CLEAN
ERS. 1926 South Capitol st. 5
RECEPTIONIST for small NV. apt.
house. experienced on .secretarial
switchboard; approximately mos.
work; chance of permanent employ
ment if desired; $3.50 mo. Call
MR.. LOVE. TU- 2-1515. Ill
RECEPTIONIST, 1888. exp. in ham
ding people and situations: perma-
nent Sat. and Sun work, 8 am. til
4 p.m.: 81 per hr. Call Sun. and
Mon. MA. S-00OS. 524 Bond Bldg
RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY. 21-35.
capable of meeting public, taking
70 am: STUDIOS. 1888 Conn, ave,
RECEPTIONiST-Gen. ofice work,
simple bookkeeping; interesting
work: perm, full time; starting sal
ary So 800 per yr. Apply Rm. 412,
1926 G st. NV, or call Elk. g.
RECEPTIoNfST-TYPiST for home
office Of large general contractor in
Takoma Park: unusual emrloye
benefits. Reply giving experience.
references and salary expected, BOX
216-J. Star. IS
Evening star., 1953-06-07
HELP WOMEN Cont }

BEAUTICIANS-Men or women, ex-
perienced operators only; salary and
commission. Apply GABRIEL. 1913
Conn ave. NV ~
BEAUTICIAN, exper., all-around op-
orator: excel. salary, 5-day week,
Apply GUILBO'S, 1916 Conn. ave.
NV, AID. 2-1641. -S
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST,
full or part-time; Washington' s
busiest beauty salon. RA. 3-9669.
- Colored, air-cond ::
owner-manager license required. LA.
6-l753 or NO. 1895.
STYLIST for re-
fined clientele. Modern. air-cond.
salon. Salary open. commission paid
weekly. Permanent position Full.
also part time. Apply in person. 1403
Park I'd. NV, or call for interview.
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