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Evening star., 1953-07-08
Points for Purents-sy Esy.h. 7hems. ws''ee.

Father-You and I are the
men folks of the family. Let's
hold the door open so mother
can go through it first.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Discrimination Meeting

A program aimed at ending all
discrimination in Washington
will be discussed at q reception
of the Co-ordinating Commit
tee for the Enforcement Of the
District Anti Discrimination
Laws from 8 to II pm. tomor-
row in the Alpha House. 1900
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-08

Of projects to advance mental
health, DR.. Kenneth E. Appel,
president, announced here to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29

Chesapeake Bay anglers were
windbound during mid-week.
but a few hit the big rockfish
which were showing up on the
Gooses before the blow. -Four
Of the big fellows were landed
by Irwin Love, former proprietor
of Fisherman's Headquarters on
Maine avenue. and J. Thomas
Kennedy. District Superintend-
ent of Weights and Measures.
They ranged from II pounds to
the legal limit Of IS. Love and
Kennedy flshed with Capt. Bert
Lamb out of the Rod n Reel
Club at Chesapeake Beach.
They lost two rock so large they
tore loose.
Big rock hit the Gooses about
this time each year. They
should be on these fishing
grounds for at least another
fortnight.
The season for black bass
opens Monday in Maryland and
in Virginia east Of the Blue
Ridge. Upriver. the Potomac is
clearing and barring more heavy
rainfall should be in excellent
shape on opening day. Triadel-
phia Reservoir, near Ashton.
Md. will be a popular spot for
largemouth bass anglers. Boats
are available at SWANS Lock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29
Washington Gun Club
Shooting in Baltimore

The Washington Gun Club is
travelling to Baltimore tomorrow
and Sunday to hold the District
trapshooting championships.
New buildings near the gun
club traps on Benning road have
cut into the size of the layout
here and for the title events the
Washington club is borrowing
the facilities of the Oriole Gun
Club in Baltimore.
The doubles title at so pairs
and the handicap title at 100
targets will be decided tomor-
row, while Sunday will be de-
voted to the 16-yard champion
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29
Virginia Schools Row
In Regatta Today
Special Dispoteh 10 The SiGr

SpoGIoi OISPoICu 70 wv SIOs
BUFFALO, N. Y, May o.
Washington-Lee High School Of
Arlington, Va, and George
Washington of Alexandria, its
neighboring rival, were among
the favorites for principal hon.
ors as the national scholastic
rowing championships opened
today with trial heats on the
Niagara River.
Rated equally with them was
Belleville, N. j., defending cham
pion in the eight-oared event.
WI, winner of the Stotesbury
Cup last Sunday. is bracketed
today with Lafayette Of Buffalo.
st. GATHERINGS of Ontario and
Bishop Timon of Buffalo in the
eight-oared test. CIV opposes
= Belleville, Nutley. N. j., and
Hamilton of Ontario. Two crews
from each heat will qualify for
tomorrow's finals.
WI also is entered in the
championship and junior tours,
the Junior varsity and senior
double SOULS, with all competing
In preliminarieS today except the
double SOULS. CIV also Is COM
peting in the junior tours.
Twenty-seven schools with -
shells are entered in the eight
event regatta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29
By MoIcoIm Lomborne, Jr.

this early date. Bev Bryan reports
these classes for the sail section
on August 8 and 8: A, B. c and
Delta cruising division, Stars,
Chesapeake 20s, Thistles, Knock
abouts 20 feet and under, Light
nings, Hamptons, Chesapeake
16s, Comets, Penguins. Moths,
Oxford sailers and the most
colorful Of them all, the famed
log canoes.
The power regatta on August
1916 Is even more ambitious.
There will be heats for both
stock utility and hydroplane out
boards plus service and racing
runabouts. Pacific One-Designs.
48 runabouts and 48, 1875. 1876 and
266 cubic inch hydros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29
Boating Season Goes
Into Full Swing With
Variety Of Activity

The 1853 boating season as
sumes a full head Of steam this
week end, the tradition being
that Memorial Day of1icially
launches the active season.
Taking the spotlight here is
the Potomac River Sailing Asso-
cations annual Gunston Cove
races which officials say may at
tract as many as so sailboats for
two days Of competition.
South River Yacht Club at
Edgewater, Nd. which has q
large Washington membership,
holds opening day ceremonies
tomorrow with Commodore H. H.
Grubb presiding.
Capital Yacht Club members
will gather tomorrow at Abell's
wharf near Leonardtown, Md.
Commodore Norman Quasebarth
will be host for refreshments
from to 5 pm. Some members
will take their yachts down late
today and tomorrow morning,
others will go by automobile.
Race to GunStOn Cove.
Sailors Of PRSA will assemble
at Old Dominion Boat Club to-
morrow morning for the 12-mile
race to GunSton Cove. The
smaller and slower boats will be
sent away first. starting around
10 am. Various, classes will be
started over a period of more
than an hour until all are away.
The finish line has been set
off Gunston gas buoy for the
first time in some years. In
recent times the fleet has been
clicked OF the Pontoon School
at Fort Belvoir, well inside the
cove. The new arrangement
eliminates the sometimes slow
run into the cove from the Po-
tomac.
The race committee headed by
Ben Minor has set q time limit
Of 5 pm. on the race. If any
boat hasn't finished by then,
its skipper may break out pad
dies or outboards and head for
the cove.
Beach Party Planned.
At Z pm. there will be beach
party ashore and Commodore
Bob Busby is slated to award
the Fort Belvoir Bowl to the
skipper Of the first boat to COM
plete the course. The PRSA
Trophy will be presented to the
first boat to finish manned by
Army personnel from Fort Bel
Voir.
The major prize at stake is
the Commodore'S Cup for the
boat making the best corrected
time for IL miles: It will be
awarded at the annual dinner of
the association next December.
The fleet will race back to Old
Dominion Boat Club Sunday,
starting at 10 am. Unlike to-
morrow's start, the boats will
be sent away as a group. The
best corrected time winner re-
ceives the Secretary's Cup.
Chairman of the regatta is
Leon Briggs who promises a
good party ashore for all hands
tomorrow night.
Meanwhile, South River Yacht
Club announces plans for its
sailboat regatta to be held June
Is and IA. The event is sane
toned by the Chesapeake Bay
Yacht Racing Association. Other
club officers for this year are
Vice Commodore Leroy Mason,
Rear Commodore David Williams,
Rear Commodore David Williams
III, Fleet Capt. Archibald Ma
Secretary Charles McVay Nv.
NJ T., iF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29
OUTDOORS

Alexandria v hl
AQUA Greek (eritranee) -. 5 b
Breton Bay (Blaktston ISL - 0h b.
Colonial Beach ------ 8 b
Dahlgren -- --- bh b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29
With Bin leeteh

Seneca, and the mouth Of the
Monocacy River In Maryland.
No boats are available for hire
on Triadelphia.
Youth need a Maryland Ii
cense and at Triadelphia also a
50-cent daily license. You can
keep a boat on Triadelphia for
IS a season and also obtain a
license to fish the lake for IS.
Maryland has a special Potomac
River license for residents of
the District and Virginia cost
ing SITS. and also a three-day
tourist license for the same price.
No license is required in Mary
land for children under IA.
In Virginia, there is no ex-
emption for minors. Non-resi-
dent license costs $40. ANY Vir-
GINA license is good only until
June 30, when the fiscal year
ends and another $40 is needed
to fish until the following June
80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29
FORE and AFT

Washington's cupboard hydro
drivers who specialize in racing
on tiny bodies of water open
their season tomorrow with a
regatta on Spring Lake at Ed
dington, Pa, sponsored by the
Short Course Cupboard Drivers
Association.
The association specialiZes In
races over quarter-mile courses
which is said to give a thrill to
both drivers and spectators. AS
ISOLATION Commodore is Dean
Worcester Of Silver Spring, who
races in B and C hydro classes
Other association members rae
ing tomorrow are Jimmy Baden
and his sister Virginia. c and B
hydros respectively; Robert Lerch
of nearby Wheaton, Md. A hydro;
Karl Offenbacher, Hyattsville, B
hydro; Bob Thornton. Silver
Spring, B and c hydro, and
Chuck Walters. c hydro.
Meanwhile, the stock utility
boys here have two choices for
regattas Sunday, one in Balti-
more and another at Lexington
N. c. Leading a trek to Lexing-
ton is Norman Rand. who starred
in last Sundays 50-mile Solo,
mons marathon with his Blu
Glass Miss Perky.
Inboard drivers Of the 48, 1876
and 266 cubic inch hydro classes
have voted down a proposal to
limit racing fuel to gasoline,
which would have cut out such
special mixtures as alcohol
Drivers here generally were
strongly opposed.
The American Power Boat AS
ISOLATION reports the 48-hydro
drivers voted % to 10 against;
the 1855, 80 to a. against and
the 1865. 26 to 20 against. If
boats are to be slowed in an eff
fort to reduce, accidents, some
other measures will have to be
taken now.
Annapolis Yacht Clubs spring
series is expected to draw a big
fleet of windjammers tomorrow
and Sunday on the Severn River
and Chesapeake Bay. Two races
are planned tomorrow at 10 am.
and 2 pm. for Thistles. Chesa-
peake EOS, Hamptons. Comets.
Nationals, Tempests and Pen
gums. A final race for these
classes will be run Sunday at
10 am.
The big boats sail a double
header over the two days, the
first tomorrow at 2 pm. and the
second Sunday at 10 am. There
will be events for A, B. c and
Delta cruising classes and the
racing division. Chairman Of the
race committee is Ken Read.
Annapolis next big event is
the Newport-Annapolis ocean
race which starts June 20. It will
attract some of the best yachts
in America. incidentally. there
isn't any chance of a repetition
Of the great duel two years ago
between John Nicholas Browns
Bolero and Henry Taylor's Bar
una. The two boats finished with
in seconds of each other after
466 miles. Taylor has sold
Baruna to James Michael Of San
Francisco.
Miles River Yacht Clubs two
week ends of sail and power
racing are shaping up, even at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29

Night base ball gamesare want
ed by the White Oak Stars, an
unlimited team. Maryland, Vir-
ginia or District squads should
contact Dick Olive, $50 White
Oak road, Fredericksburg, Va,
or telephone Fredericksburg
2531-J after 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-29

The Potomac is slowly clear
ing out in the vicinity Of Chain
Bridge and occasional catches
of rockflsh are being made from
Fletcher's Cove on up to Big
Eddy above the bridge. Cut
herring and blood worms on
spinner hooks are the favored
bats,
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HELP-woMEN

NURSE. white; under 80 years;
part time for convalescent patient.
Call XII. 9-S57S. -a6
white. relief 2 niehts wkly..
in small nursing home; 500 per mo.
NURSES AID. white, for relief work,
Sat and SUM-. or Sun. and Mon.
day work. and Tues. night; zoe mr.;
registered, for interniSt; age,
20-30; 5i2-day wk.: salary open.
Write, giving age, experience and
salary desired. Address MRS.
BROWNE, Suite 30l. 1901 Eye st.
NV. -26
NURSE, REGIsTERED-Doctor's Of
flce in Arlington; 5-day week: good
salary. Call ia. 7-4223. 80
NURSERY SCHOOL teacher trained.
experienced, for Arlington Co-opera-
tive. work mornings. Box 45l-E
Star -26
OFFICE GIRL-Must he able to type,
speed not essential, must be neat:
permanent position. Hours. IN to
4:30, Mon. through Fri. Apply in
person to AID PRINT, INC. IL
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HELP-WoMEN

CLERK STENOGRAPHER - Youns
lady Tor stenograhic and general
ONCE work. Opportunity for Cne
desiring permanent employment and
excellent working conditions. GAIT
q BRO, INC. 6O7 18th st. NV,
Mr.. Edwards.
CLERK TELEPHONE OPERATION
q pleasant position to offer as gen.
eral offlce clerk and telephone op-
orator. Automotive experience help.
tul. NeatneSS pleasing pei sonality
and voice. essent al All applicant
carefully considered Apply Mr.. Redd
CALVERT MOTORS. INC. 1141 E.
w. hwy. Silver Spring. Md. -36
CLERK: :TYPIST. dependable. accu-
rate; Tor permanent position in air
dio-snsineering firm: S-dav week.
Start at $1,000. Apply 900 National
Press Bldg. 14th and F. sts. NV.
CLERK-TYPISTS-We have openings
Tor several clerk-typists under 81
in our home Office. Typing speed
not, important. Our employees work
3 days a week from $50 am. tC
AS pm. Monday through Friday
vacation and sick leave benefits
in a pleasant atmosphere. won't you
come in and see us? Apply per.
sonnel ofice. Room 800, SID i4th
st. NV. -20
cLERK-TYPIsT. under 35; so GOOD
working conditions, small ONCE in
downtown area. salary open. Cali
sun; noon to 6 pm. JU. 9-5435.
woman for varied and interesting
work with Red Cross Chapter; hrs
3 to 3. 5-day week. Apply MRS
GlRARD, 2O25 E st. NV, bet. 10
CLERK-TYPIST. immediate opening.
permanent position. in our air-con-
ditioned office. 5-day week: good
starting salary and excellent work.
ing conditions. paid vacation and
company benefits Apply Mr.. Reed
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO co.
CLERK -TYPIST. Immediately. TO,
interesting position in weli-knowr \
uptown real estate office; work is in
bookkeeping department and en-
tails various duties, incl. opera tion
OF bookkeeping machine: 3!Nhr Wk.
ar-cond. office. See Miss O'Brien
between $3.50 and pm. LEiUM &
GERBER REALTY CO., 33l5 Conn
cLERK-TYPIsT, for insurance of.
nee; 5-day wk.; perm. position;
445 per wk to start. Apply 503
victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV. -2a
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HELP-WoMEN

for gift shop; 5-day,
4U-hr. Wk., permanent position:
selling experience preferred. Apply
10 am. to 6 pm. MARY BAYNES
GIFTS. 902 14th st. NV. 81
SALESWOMAN--For uniforms. SINH
lar experience. for dress department.
to train as assistant manager:
must be high school graduate; good
reference; 5-day week. semiannual
vacation. Apply NATIONAL UNI
FORM CO.. Goth and K sts. NV.
sALESwOMAN WITH interest in
sewing for sales position in our
sewing center. Experience helpful
but not essential Salary, and other
attractive company benefits. SING
Err SEWING CENTER. 3lO9 l4th st.
NV -o6
SALESWOMAN. with retail expert
ence. high school graduate or equiv
alent; will train for assistant man
sgement. Salary open. NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO., 2001 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
EXPER. SALESMAN

To sell oil and gas leases. backed
by extensive advertising campaign;
unlimited leads furn. and apptS.
made Box 491-C. Star.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HELP-WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER. experienced: must be
good typist Box R53-D, Star. 27"
BOOKKEEPER, for real estate once;
experienced preferred but not neces-
Box 265-D. Star. ~
BOOKKEEPER - Medium size COM
pany offers good opportunity and
salary to exper. full-charse book
xseper; Keep h .SDlnf hi 1eaulfea; For lnser Iar.
name and phone number --2S
BOOKKEEPER for fve mornings a
week; will consider full-time en-
ployment for person with steno-
graphic ability: give full particulars
and including salary expected to
Box 216-D. Star.
for ONCE OF longest
furniture store. Pleasant working
conds. and company benefits. Apply
FURNITURE STORE. 9TH and Eye
SITS. NV. -26
Evening star., 1953-04-26
CARRIER OPPORTUNITY

p4-year-old organization has opening
in our expanding local once for q
man with government or business
experience. Executive capabilities
essential. The man We select must
present connection. but deSirious of
Q larger income opportunity, In
come In accordance With ability
GROUP insurance. disqualification and
pension plans provided; Fof inter
0ee. education and experience. back
0fOund. -27
Evening star., 1953-04-26
BOOKKEEPER .TR

Top pay, pleasant working condi-
tions. suburban Md. location. To
handle daily sales analysis. bank
deposit. bookkeeping. on accounts
receivable. etc. Must be qualified to
take trial balance on accounts
handled. Write full particulars to
Evening star., 1953-04-26
BOOKEEPER ASST.

Excellent opportunity for right per-
son: 5a-day week: vacation with
other benefits must be able to type
and have neat handwritine: perma :
nent employment: good chance for
Advancement Apply in person. $40
9th st. NV. MISS ROBERTS. -27
Evening star., 1953-04-26

STEAM TABLE GIRLs-Good salary.
Bonus oonuS' meals; nd Us uniforms, hospitali:
between 3 and : in person. HAR.
RINGTON HOTEL KfTCHETERIA.
llth and E NV. No phone calls.
STENOGRAPHER with dictaphons ex.
edge for medical ONCE in Alex, Va.
Box 1876. Star. Pr
sIENOG,. ir. position in labor or
SANITATION; air-eonditioned once:
35-hr. wk.. excellent working con-
oltlonS; work must be neat and
fioorl faieS%ra'e; 61 ssai siS 18th st. NV. end
STENOGRAPHER, over AZ prsfer,ed
ing type letters in sales once: 5-day
week. vacations with pay, free rroiin
insurance. MA. S-9l73. 9ls F st.
sTENoGRAPHER or stenosr.nb.r.
bookkeeper; must be CAPABLE ~ az
ing fuii charge OF bookkeepins ONCE:
lull or part time. Permanent no.
sltlon open at good pay for fast.
sSte9fate woman. Apply Box 5O0-A.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for
office. RE. 7-532O. 2ss
STENOGRAPHER. white. under as.
eHper,: 35-hour wk. 1925 Conn.
ave. NV. Phone DI. 1-6065. IS
Observation-Disclosures posi-
tlonS Tor young women with bust.
ness training. Able TO take dicta-
Iion luO w.p.m., type 90 w,p.m.
fieaSant working conditions. Oppor-
and sick leave with pay. Hospitaii-
Zation. 4U-hour. 5-day wk., salary
commensurate with Qualifications.
SaiI AID. 4-4S55, Ext. los, for ap.
polntment
ShENOOhAPhEK - Interesting posi-.
ton III air line oreaniyation <
day week. Air-cond ONCE. Air line
prlylle2eS ME. $4,000. Sd
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HELP-WoMEN

FOUNTAIN GIRL-White, must be
fast and capable and have recent
local references. Hrs, l:30 to 10
pm. Monday off. Start at S45. Can
lead to managership at higher sal
ary. JU. 9-9147 or JU. 9-9129.
store, long D. C.. fountain refs
REQUIRED: $40 wk. to start: 8 to
IL pm. shift. Apply 1869 Aia.
ave. Sc Is
Evening star., 1953-04-26
BOOKKEEPER

to assume full charge Of
books for established real estate
management ONCE. Permanent posi-
ton and pleasant air-conditioned Of
nee: 5-day week with hours 8 to 5.
Salary $65 per week
Mark Winkler Management
Evening star., 1953-04-26
SALES CLERK
PART TIME
HYATTSVuLE, MD. ..

DAkAc1t OhhGO OLEkGh
PART TIME
HYATTSVuLE. MD. ...
Frid:. Sat, Sun, 1880 am. to 8
fcpms Form dOGd fSpaisSsd pss; plus meals and uni
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
Room 200. 1341 g st. NV. -28
IBEAUTICIAN must be exper.; $50
guar, plus commission; 8 days. Call
RRzzEHAER; Rzi sA5a5s. 1926 Georgia ave: .as NV
MONS BEAuY sSop ssa4 sth
pT s; ,Ilec,.LA ne; Ia. 6.Ss74: 4, q
BEAUTY oPERAToR Siesi oman or
woman. experienced all-around,
for JULES HAIRSTYLIST. MARY
LAND STUDIO. ew'Hampshire and
Va; stqdis. 54siS FEiys-das; 4S;hr SE;;
MI: Jules. KI. 5000.
NV. hotel-apt. salon. Excellent sal.
day. Call EN-. 2-3s7l, Q am: to
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. all
E s'isEs fss Ss%"''s;SH ss
R2aIrTv; 4Id 81; NM Gprp "a; T6S 53go27 L26
good salary and commission; full or
part time; paid vacation; hours,
1877; air conditioned; 5-day week.
1885 Rhode Island ave. ne. NO.
Beauty OPERATOR with Conn. ave.
5-day week Box 1O1-E. Star. -26
BEAUTY OPERATORS; earn Ss5 to
S100 wk,. guarantee plus comm;
no manicuring; steady position: air.
cooled. mod: shop. LOUIS CREATIVE
REAIT2 HARPRESsERs d5le Eye Sud ST. nT
isReriasss sEgA647 ISg 65a43F' cE sRa
BEAUTY GOPERATORMTs;pecializinS, in
facials and scalp treatments. 5-day
| week, top salary and commission
BEAuTY EMI5 oPERSTSR ii SHGHi iys. fos our 1etSe,
da and Weseehesteri isa Salons; Ss 0t 5-day
Also manicurist wanted. Fuli OF
part time, for our Clarendon salon.
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave: ~
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Must be Q
SsSsr SSa hair Air stys eondoSed snd moasF
salon in Sc. Start S55: 5-day week
plus 40fo comm. Box 306-D. Star
BEAUTY OPERATORS, men or wom.
en-. 1 need top stylists with OF
name Hus your % own salary: larry M large. se' busy yUS
air-cond. salon. CARAfELL'S, 62Of
Georgia ave, NV. RIA. 6-3612. Call
BEXTpTrYy' f9XHpry' ofERAToR. 81 e manager .x.
per; perm: position: 5-day wk,;
fSS Beauty Y'asA SALON. n SO sS''i L.D.Sn nsH ss
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HELP-WoMEN
ACCOUNTING
CLERK

21 to IS, to do accounting
work. Prefer some one with
payroll experience, how
ever, will consider any one
with 2 yrs. or more expert
ence in accounting work.
Convenient to Bethesda,
Chevy Chase area. Excel
lent working conditions and
employe benefits. Phone
OIL. 4-4200, Ext. $40 or 303,
Monday through Friday,
$3.50 A. M. to S PM. for
appointment.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
BOOKKEEPER

For large concern in Shirlington
Must have knowledge of general
ledger and payroll Good pay and
other employe benefits. IA. 4-0450,
Ext. 100 -27
Evening star., 1953-04-26
PAYROLL CLERK
PERMANENT

Young woman, 21-3s yrs. Of age,
who enjoys working with figures
and types with reasonable speed:
previous experience helpful. but not
necessary; 5-day. 40-hr week: reg
ular salary advancement, many
sonnel Room sos. Open weekdays
S:30-6. and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV.
PBX ODERATOR-Washington's Old
est Chevrolet Dealer has an openine
for experienced PIX operator; per
manent position, good working con-
ditions. See Mrs. Donavin, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO.. INC, 1870 Conn
ave. NV. -2G
PIX OPERATOR, $165 per month
am. to 3 pm, Sunday of; pleas.
ant surroundings and excellent
working conditions: permanent. Fol
further details, see resident man.
ager, MRS. HAYES. 1900 F st. NV
--26
Evening star., 1953-04-26

STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. experi.
enced. Catholic. 5-day wk state
age and experience. Write to BOX
44S4. Brookland Station. Wash.
in9ton Il, d. c.
TEACHERS. primary and elementary;
fall terms. VACANCIES in establlsh he'd
private school: nearby Va; eXper.
necessary. Call IA. $1,000. between
am. and pm. -3
TEACHER-Elemen Immediately.
Nearby, Must have elem. eXper. An
Swer giving BACKGROUND, dates, your
e%per., telephone number. Box 4a2.
TEAt HER -COUN>ELoR-A Marshall
interestinS vacation postto IN
schOo! coordination work Win
guarantee up to SiU wk. with OPP
portunity to earn up to $1,000 for
summer depending on ability and
length Of vacation; For interview.
or %Ei'S ehdne 6ny CO . Sss14 Bqz ss54 sst. D. G.
TEACHER, interested in business
career, where teaching experience is
valuable asset; to one capable of
assuming bigger and broader re-
snonSibilities, such an opportunity
Is open; Box Gle. Star. -27
weeks summer en-.
ployment; your community; $50 wk.
t. To- Sl20 Tk, for special ability.
Apply now p o Box 3I39. D. G.
SOLICITOR. to work in
own home; excellent pay. Call ia.
TELEPHONE OPER.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

Insurance department of nationai
trade association will consider
younger person to train into inSwr.
ance procedure. Box 41-E. Star.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY

For young man. age 1927,
with minimum high school
education. to earn while learn
ing the loan and finance buSi-
ness. A desirable profession
for one with ambition. Auto
furnished IL necessary. Phone
MIR. GASAWAY, JU. 7-S11O
for appointment. rs
Evening star., 1953-04-26

Unusual Opportunity
We have openings for two
statesmen to represent the
Guardian disqualification
Plan. New benefits. Ideal
for the field. Leads, month
ly renewals, good commits
Sions. A golden opportu-
nifty for advancement. If
you own a car and have the
desire to earn from $100 to
5000 a week, call for inter-
view Monday between 10
and IL noon, or 3 to 5 pm.
NICK UNGARO, 3504 Conn.
ave. NV. KE. 7-1921.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HElP-W0MEN

SEWING teacher to conduct
classes in our sewing center. Sew.
ing experience necessary but We
VIII train YOU in our methods.
SINGER SEWING CENTER. 3l0S M