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ference as President, Gen. Eisen-
hover said the matter had never
been discussed officially with
him. He conceded. however
that in the broad overall picture
there might have been some
talk in several departments OF
the Government of such a step
He did not specify the depart
mentS
After the President announced
In his state of the Union mes
sage that he was "deneutraliz-
ing" the Island of Formosa by
removing restrictions from the
operation of the 7th Fleet, there
had been advocacy in some
quarters that as a follow-up step
the Chinese coast should be
blockaded to prevent shipment
Of munitions to the Communists.
More Koreans to Be Used.
In advance of the press con-
ference it was learned from 9TH
er sources that the one immedi-
ate step the administration plans
for dealing with the situation in
Korea is to continue to increase
the number of South Koreans
In the battle line.
In the course of the .colloquy
on the Far Eastern situation, the
President reiterated that it is
hoped eventually to replace
United Nations forces in the line
with South Koreans, but he said
the timing is a question. The
Republic of Korea wants to have
its men UP front, the President
said, but there is the item of
ornaments and provision Of
leadership that must be consid-
cred.
AS soon as the South Koreans
can go up, the President said,
the United Nations forces can be
withdrawn, but it will be up to
the military authorities to de-
termine the proper time.
One reporter told Gen. Eisen-
hover there had been a series
Of statements out of Korea which
seemed to reflect conflicts in
the thinking there and he wanted
to know if the President could
clarity the situation. The re-
porter pointed out that Gen
James A. Van Fleet, retiring
commander of the 9th Army, had
said recently the United Nations
could launch an offensive.
Would Arrange Conference.
Gen. Eisenhower did not re-
spond directly to the question
of an expression of his own
views, but he said he did not
know about statements to which
reference was made. He said
Gen. Van Fleet, an old West
Point claSSmate, would be COM
ing through Washington, and he
expected to see him. He added
that If a news conference with
the general was desired he would
ask him to set it up.
The administration informant
who discussed the plans to use
more South Koreans in the bat
tie line said that such a blockade
Of the China coast or bombing OF
Manchurian bases, may not be
permanently out of the picture,
but congressional leaders do not
expect them to be tried at this
time. AS the informant put 1t:
1.-THE administration is going
to proceed slowly and cautiously,
but positively"
This same spokesman ex-
planned. however. that any hope
OF replacing all American and
other U. N. units would have to
be a long-range objective, as
Suming no way is found to end
the Korean fighting in the
meantime.
Air and Naval Aid Needed.
It was indicated that the
United States would have to con-
tinue to provide air and naval
support, even as the South Ko-
reans take over more of the
ground front.
officials of this Government
(See FAR EAST, Page A-59
Fire Hailed m French Chin
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Eisenhower Invites Democrats to Sit in
on Policy Discussions. Poee A-3
Another MIG Begged in Air War,
Ground Fighting Increases. Pose A-3
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Eisenhower Rules Out Chinese
Blockade Says Secret Pacts
Mean All Not Put Before Senate
Initial Policy:
Use of Koreans
To Relieve els
By ]. A. OIenrx

President Eisenhower said to-
day he is not considering at this
time either an embargo or a
blockade of Communist China.
Discussing the situation in the
Far East at his first news con-
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point the subcommittee late this
week. The chairman of the sub
committee will be Representative
Andersen of Minnesota, a steady
campaigner for allowing mid
western milk to come into the
District.
The hearings will give Repre-
sentatives a chance to whip up
publicity for continued high
Government price supports on
dairy products.
Test Of G. o. p. Policies.
Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son today started a series Of
private conferences on dairy
prices. These prices soon will
offer clean-cut test of new
Republican farm policies.
Secretary Benson called in 13
dairy industry leaders to ask
them what the Government
should do about dairy price sup
ports. To keep dairy prices high,
the Government now is buying
every day about SIS million
worth Of butter, cheese and dried
milk.
Charles F. Brannan, the DEM
ocratic Secretary of Agriculture,
set price supports at 80 per cent
for this year. This program,
however, expires March 81. The
new Republican regime at Agri-
culture must decide what to do
after that.
Mr.. Andersen has tried to help
Mid-western milk producers by
allowing them to sell in the rich
District market. These dairy inn
ports, however, are blocked
by regulations and laws speci-
flying the sanitary conditions un-
der which milk must be
handled if it is to be sold in the
District.
Congress or the District Com
miSsioners approved these re-
strictions. Opponents, however,
have protested that they are lin-
necessarily severe, and serve only
to maintain a monopoly for some
milk producers in the immediate
Washington area.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
House Unit 10 Explore
Dairy Prices and
D. T.. Curb on Sales
Andersen, Advocate of
Cupitol Milk Imports,
To Heed Subcommittee
By jones E. Roper

A House Agriculture subcom-
mittee, it was learned today, will
hold public hearings on prices
and practices in the dairy in
dustry. including restrictions on
the sale of milk in the District.
Chairman Hope Of the Agri-
culture Committee plans to ap-
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Guide for Readers

Amusements Ala Finoacicl A-lS-I9
Church News AS Obituary ALI
Classified BIO Is Rodio-Tv --.B-l7
Comics = BIS loISports ---A-l5-I7
Editorial ----A-l0IWomon's
EditI Articles ALL Section ---B-3-6
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Eisenhower Says Fall in Form Prices
Wos Inherited" Problem. Poee A
Evening star., 1953-02-17

Fair and colder tonight, low near %.
Tomorrow, increasing cloudiness. high
about 40. Full report on Page A-2.)
Temperatures Today.
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(See TAXES, Page A-50
Evening star., 1953-02-17
What's New In Foods

A roundup Of market items and new
recipes can be found in Violet Faulkner's
column. which appears Tuesdays and
Thursday in The Star. See Page B-4.
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hsiP--MsN

GROCERY and meat
clerk, white or colored. Must have
D. C. ref. GARDEN FOOD STORE.
400 H st. ne.
OPPORTUNITY for pen
stoned person to take over manage
ment Of beautifully furn. tavern in
nearby Va; unexcelled climate and
mountain scenic beauty; includes
farm with river and numerous
springs and orchard; no investment
required; will give good share of
proceeds to right person. Call Ii.
ORGANIZATION desires
capable young man with merchan-
dising ability, for sales work; must
have automobile; permanent posi-
ton, good starting salary and other
benefits. Give age, experience and
telephone number. Box 19S-B, Star.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN. about e5,
res, Of Arl. County; conv. to 1000
block Wilson blvd, as county clerk
in one of our branch stores; laun-
dry and dry cleaning business. Call
MR.. COCKRILLE. AID. 2-583S. Il
AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses.
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HElP-WoMEN

rYPISTS t2),. Arlington law ONCE,
pleasant working conditions; 5-day
wk :, perm. Apply in person. 1427
N. Courthouse rd., Arl.. Va. --3
TYPISTS-Experienced, 5-day week,
35 hours. Rest period, sick leave,
vacation, paid holidays and retire.
AssoCIATioN or MAcHiNisTs. MACH Nf1ycS !
Room 702, Machinist Bldg, 9th st.
and Mt. Vernon pl. NV. .
TYflST, under 35, for fire and cas-.
ualty insurance branch ONCE; pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS: modern ONCE and
good chance to advance to impor-
tant position. 371a-h week. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. S12
Woodward Bldg. -b
TYPIST, for accounting division Of
aviation communications firm; 5-da.
,wk., good starting sal: airline privi-
leges. ME. $4,000. 3
steady Jobs for willing work.
ers. good starting salary. See Mrs,
Yates, MARVINS, 734 7th st. NV.
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fIGLP--MeN

SHARE HOME. free room and board
for service mans wife In exchange
fSilS eS5 sarf Of e.5sai e1;yE;ioid boy; accept l
AID MATCHES. sell amazing designs!
Matches 2S s9 sseer and spos S4esht eass SSSt
every business Q prospect. Repeats,
Start without exp: men, women;
full. part time. Buy nothing. Sales
Et fuEn: MATCH CORP. OF AMER
paeRoRS lSh oRSfOt AND G. oRGSS GGSeisass suiss e. and
Slacks sold direct at amazingly low
prices. Nationally advertised in
Time. Sat. Eve. Post, ESQUIRE, etc.
Big commissions advanced daily.
Sample OUTFIT free. INTERSTATE
SnrSn SSARMEET EsI, 9Mfgro' 1O56-D Van
CHRISTMAS I: Ma. sreeting card sales rep
known prestige line. Win cali exciu-
sively on established accounts Of city S
nnest stores plus opening new out
lets; sales commence Immediately.
High highest commissions paid; State
reached March I2th and 18th
for interview. Box 305-B, Star.
WELL-ESTABLIsHED SANITATION
EiRM needs statesmen for expanding
mission. Car desirable. Call Ma. g.
IS s. sa16 s 50i a WEE WEEK worth a postcard Ms
to you? Then rush card for sps-
sni NEE new RAh naAs teft Tesssa se
p-FRosToo-MATIc. Dept. 6s.A. I7a
SELL SHOES DIRECT. excellent op-
portunity with LEADING shoe factory;
Earn up to $25 daily comm. Sell
cushion styles for entire family,
spring catalogue, etc. JOHN NEIL
SHOE. 92 Enterprise. Brockton.
hAE t,R Rns ssd *sa: .sf: s$ e:
WANT MAN PAST 60. WHO NEEDS
MORE INCOME. Pleasant connec-
tion, no service work. Take orders
city, nearby towns, farm and in
trial rustproofer. Good commissions.
Repeat order protection. Continuing
Write today. BOX 1860. Cleveland,
WHOLESALE, retail sales and serv-
sible; must qualify financially;
product proven. KENCO, First Fed
eral Bldg, Richmond. Ind. PHI.
EXPANSION PROGRAM of nationally
opening for man with car, between
of service and sales; If you are am
bilious and interested in substantial
10 am. MR.. WOOD, 1905 r. /.
ave. ne.
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CAREER
OPPORTUNITY

70 learn casualty insurance business
with Liberty Mutual Insurance
Company national leader in its
field Planned growth requires one
man in Washington area. Excellent
opportunity for men presently en-
ployed who want to make a change
because there is not enough oppor-
tunity for advancement in present
job. One year Of worthwhile bus
mess experience helpful.
Clean-cut young man. age 1880.
sales aptitude with college educa;,
tion or equivalent. Men selected
will be thoroughly educated in cas-:
ualty and fire insurance and trained
for lifetime career. Preference " il
be given to men of leadership po-
tential. Full salary paid from start
7lus incentive bonus pl:n. Selection
standards are high. as we want men
who car assume MANAGEMENT posi-.
tionS in the future INQUIRIES held
Confidential. Eyenin~ ppcintrents
can be arranged. Call MR.. GR1F-
FITHS Dupont 7-5100 to arrange
infaPyiau.e
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BEAUTICIANs. all-around operators;
downtown salon: Apply 9sI 81 Pm Pm;
st. NV, MA. 1880. j
BEAUTICIAN, for face treatments
only; 5iday 3D.; ly VII e1ssl' iSSl cSnn Sai; sye sne
experienced. all-'ropnd
operator; no night work. 6-day
week. qHEEN's BEAUTY SALON.
724 11th st. NV. .
BEAUTICIAN-Tops salary and COMM;
5 days; WILLIAM OF NEW YORK;
BEAtFicI1S EAU HSSIlss ana MtSa %snisaiss e!
NV section. JU. 7-S9Oa. Il
BEAUTICIAN, colored. to work in
white VIII I, shep; ROT toSSf Syer size IL; TOP
comm Apply Mon, 723 llth st
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for manicurine
and shampooing for high-class eli
entele: 5-day week. 8 to 6; steady
1osition; salary open. AID. 2-oeS4.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, modern shop,
environments. CO. 5-7919. Du.o 2
Beauty OPERATOR. all around. ex-
cellent salary, to work in Walter
Reed Beauty Salon. RA. $1,000,
Ext. sos, after pm. HO. 2-7s94
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), women or
men. for our Silver Spr. and West.
chester salons: also manicurist
wanted; 5-day wk.: top. salary and
commission EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around; :;
salary and commission; vic. Conn
BEAUTY 0PERATOR wanted for shop
in Clarendon, Arl;; Va. Call IA.
BINDERY GIRL, no experience neces-
sary. OIL. 4-6062. Il
BOOKKEEPER to operate Reming-
ton-Rand machine. Prefer some
ambitious person with bookkeeping
background. Give education. ex-
perience and salary requirements in
reply. Box 96.B, Star. II
BOOKKEEPER, for exclusive dress
shop. Experienced. full charge. sal
sCgr sry open, s, JOAN ROBERTS 100
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST - Answer
switchboard, work for auto dealer
ship; ideal Job for some one in Falls
Church area. JE. 2-1177. .
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MANAGER
Chain organization. washable dresses;
oppor. for Advancement; will train.
Apply in person. SHERMAN WASH
WEAR INC. 1104 F st. NV. A.
MARKER AND ASSORTER-qood
hours, good pay Apply OLD D0MIN-
ION CLEANERS. INC" 4o36 Lee
MARKET MhifaxET' NFfaEs2P REsE4RcH and sales
analyst; college graduate; statistics
and economies; to assist sales man.
ager in York. Pa: ideal living and
working conditions; good opportun-
'tv. Box IVA, Star.
MASSEUSE. experienced: 3 days. part
MANIcURIsT for, Of our suburban
MA'TIiH4EMETiCIAN, APPLIED engi-
reering and research organization.
Alex, needs recent grad. with M. S.
or B. S. in applied mathematics.
physics; ensinesTing 10, or equivalent; @ @gdsde'
machines and mathematical opera
tion such as solution of simultane-
Gus equations. plotting of curves.
graphical and mathematical integra:.
ton and reduction of experimental
data; good APPLIED applied mat mathematics nndG
LANT1c RESEARCH CORP. Alex
ME1FGAL naSFta; va LAB rECHN1c1AN. for
Dr.'s office for am. only. also for
b. m. r. and office nursing. LA.
MEDICAL TECH. for small pvt lab
oratory. with pathologist, as director;
no night calls or weekend work.
kI. 9-1622.
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CREDIT COLLECTION

Must he experienced in both mail and
phone customer contact. Modern
air-conditioned of1ice, ne. location :;
employe benefits. Write fully. ex-
perience. age and salary require
mentS. Box 145-Z. Star. %
DANCE TEACHERS, ages 20-29-
DON MARTINI needs 10 attractive
young ladies with personality and
good appearance to teach ballroom
dancing; no experience necessary,
complete training given free: enjoy
a very .Lleasant profession working
in Washington's oldest and largest
dance studios; salary open. Apply
in person to Mr.. Albert, 502 18th
st. NV from to g pm. for posi-
tions in any of our three studios.
DON MARTINI DANCE STUDIO.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Silver Spring
Office; 5-day wk.; exp. preferred. For
details call LO. 5-2S30.
DRUG CLERK, exper.; excellent
WooDMooR PHARM., io1si Coles
vile rd.. Silver Spring. Il
DRUG CLERK-General drugstore
selling: experienced; day work only,
DRuG-LIoUoR. Iii9 18th St. NV.
DRUG CLERK, experienced only; full
or part time, permanent. MR.. BAY
Err. LU. 1-3401. .
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PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

IF l. You are a young man
out Of college whose future is
blocked, or
=. Man who is now selling
and feels that his position is
not sufficiently challenging or
does not offer good possibili-
ties, or
3. A junior executive. school
teacher, engineer, sales pro-
prietor, junior accountant or
lawyer, who is economically
disturbed.
INVESTIGATE this oppor-
tunity to qualify highest level
of selling recognized by Sales
Executive Clubs with a we'll
known company. Should you
qualify, we will discuss with
you the possibility Of ASSOCIATE
ing with us in washington
area. Write confidentially to
R0Y 3-R Star
Evening star., 1953-03-01

II you are over 25 and interested
in earnings Of better than $4,000
per year, we offer you an oppor-
funity to call on people by ap-
pointment only. selling Q service
that is backed by national ads ana
1S5-year reputation. Car helpful
but not necessary. Call RE. 7-6911
far eXecntive interview. Is
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NOTICR 10 JOB APPLfCANTO

NOTICE TO JOB APPLGCANTU
Firms engaqed IN interstate com.
mefce OF In the production az
goods 10, commerce must nov pay
at least rs cents an hour ana
time ana e-hdlI tor Overtime
unde, the Federal WAGE and Hour
L0p. Job seekers offered less b.
coUere0 arms should notify the
Wage and HoUs Dtptsion S
Department OF Labor telephone
EXecutire $3.50 EEte1ston fStS.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
SECRETARY

sECRETARY-BOoKKEEPER = Salary
apt. EN-. 2:4769. -
SECRY. MGR.-Small tech
serv. org. in Arl. has opening for
fsR Ell Eth iHRss SA star
lawyer in lge. law firm located in
mod air-cond. once. Interesting and
varied work, Excel. typinE and
shorthand ability required. Good
StsTtinE salaTy Phone Ma $500
gGSd 1s sAsStG staFtipg sal; airline privileges
sECeYi.esTENo.; permanent. priv. Of
fice: accuracy but not speed re-
quired; 35-hr. wk.; salary open:
start March 16: Apply Immediately;
rms; 9O2-4. S15 18th st. NV. ma.
CLERK-we have an
opening for settlement clerk in
large Chevrolet dealership; must be
a good typist. accurate at figures.
wit with ioms Escent snowedgs Of
pleasant surroundings, in an air
ponneI sf GppfsoN HaSf zee cHEVRoGET
SALES. 2303 18th st. NV. p
SHIRT OPERATORS, for two-girl
shirt-finishing unit; top pay for ex-
fEEMANs CLEANERS, 1929 deor-
gia ave, Silver Spring. 3
SILK SCREEN SQUEEGEE PRINTER,
exper. only: good working conditions.
silk fix FiSIsHERG5la-day wk.. good
pay, steady. employment; must be
Ssasd Stsady and 1aiy.e fully exper on ga snS
CLEANERS clean aS5s' soos Columbia 1 pike Ar-
lington, Va -5
Evening star., 1953-03-01

A LARGE PROGRESSIVE
BANK HAS OPENINGS FOR
PERSON WITH MODERN
EPAR RTMENT STORE
CREDIT EXPERIENCE TO
TAKE CHARGE OF A NEW
DEPT. PAID VACATIONS,
PROFIT SHARING, AND
OTHER BENEFITS ARE
PART OF OUR POLICY.
REPLY IN OWN HAND
WRITING GIVING AGE,
EXPERIENCE AND SAL
AIRY EXPECTED. REPLY
TO BOX IBID, STAR.
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SAT,ESWOMEN

We have an excellent opportunity
for 2 women interested in sales
work. Experience helpful but not
necessary. Pleasant working con-
ditions, paid vacation, hospitali-
cation benefits. Apply in person.
Mr.. Hensley SINGER SEWING
II
Evening star., 1953-03-01
SALESLADIES

SALESLADIES
coat and dress depts.
Excellent salary and commissions.
Aggressive sales persons can aver
age better than S100 weekly. See
Mr.. Sher.
EISEMAN'S
7th and F NV.
wanted. with some
selling exper. preferred, to sell slip
covers draperieS. fabrics and other
home furnishings; 5-day wk; good
pay for right person; air-cond
store. SMITHS, INC, 1928 Wis.
ave, Bethesda, Md. Il
SALESWOMEN-Exc chance for
advancement: good salary. Apply
KOPY KAT, 429 9Th st. s.e.
SALESWOMAN; territory being as
signed to mature, aggressive, ener-
getic women; sale to beauty parlors,
doctors. etc. Salary plus comm. :;
clean responsible work; must have
car CUSTOM ELECTRONICS, INC.
For details phone LU. 4-6530.
SALESWOMEN, must be experienced
for ready to wear; top salaries
Apply Mr.. Gould. WALLIS DEPT.
STORE. 9TH and H SITS, ne,
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hELP---WokAEM
CI,ERK-STENO

Courtroom GIRL, experience not
necessary; Washington's newest
restaurant. Call for appt., morn.
inss, MR.. RIBACK. RE. 7-2497.
COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER, to ell
derly lady, white, live in; lovely
surroundings; good salary; refs.
RA. 6-74S5. II
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Good
hours and pay: group hospitaliza-
ton. Apply once, SHIRLEY FOOD
STORES, 403 Swami ave-, Alex,
CONTACT WOMAN for Wash. area;
neat appearance; no car or exper.
nee; earn $50 wkly. Apply 1918
NJ st. NV, 10-1. 5
COUNTER GIRL, white. cafeteria.
5-day week, no Sats. or Suns. Day
starts at 1870 am. Pleasant
working conditions. Paid holidays.
Vacation after service. Health and
hospital protection. Meals and
uniforms furnished. No experience
necessary. but helpful. Call RE.
COUNTERGIRL. white: no experience
necessary: part time. 6 pm. til mid.
night. Apply DIXIE PIG BARBE-
CUE. Marlboro pike and Benning
I'd. Sc. 10. 8-4333. Il
Evening star., 1953-03-01
HELP-WoAEN

SALESWOMEN, experience preferred,
for speciality store handling medium
to better priced merchandise. Apply
HABER & CO., 3151 Wilson blvd,
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I AM LOOKING

For q particular type man, 20-35
He must be ambitious, of inherent
honesty and integrity; Gar essen.
personal interview.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

RECEPTIONIST. part time, for Sat-
urdays only Phone RE. 7-S3S3.
- PIX RELIEF -
MESSENGER. Young woman for
large law 1rm, located in modern,
air-conditioned office. Excellent per-
Sonal appearance and ability to
operate busy board essential. Good
starting salary. MA. $500.
Observation-Disclosures back
ground. Part time or full time.
Some evening hours, some day work.
Call Monday. bet. 9 am. and
pm. NE. S-2100. Ext. 80.
RESIDENT MANAGER. Arl. apt
house; must have exper. and ref;
no children; apt. and $50 mo. Box
317-B, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER - 80 unit.
modern. well-kept building. in
tractive 1-bedrm. apt. which incl.
utils., no rent collections; prefer
q settled married lady or one with
independent income. Box 145-B. !.
Star Il
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HELP-WoAEN

SILK AND WOOL FINISHER (mostly
stlks). perm: pos, to exper. opera
tor, good salary or piecework. Sec
Mr.. Oppenheimer, SHEPHERD PARK
VALET. 1900 Alaska ave. NV. j
STENOGRAPHER, tor real estate OF =
nee; experience not Necessary; 6-day
week Apply BOSS a. PHELPS INC
l4l7 K st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, under 35, exper #,
pref, with college training, asst to
chf. engr... Natl Trade Asso.; perm,
5-day 40-hr. wk.: start $3.50 mo,
Call WALKER. DE. 2-1050. -
STENOGRAPHER. small law ONCE:
patent exper. desired, but not nee
Must be capable: 5-day wk.: 1915.
Box 316-B, Star.
STENOGRAPHER (part time): per-
manent for capable secretary; pleas
ant 2-girl ONCE: preferably after
moons. Phone ST. 3-3262.
STENOGRAPHER. patent law office:
part time; afternoons; salary
open; give details. Box GLIB. Star.
STENOGRAPHER-Temporary posi-
AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION, Mills
bldg. 18th and Penn. ave. NV,
STENO. for trade association. Ex-
eel. working conditions. Salary $50
to begin. Give brief statement Of
Evening star., 1953-03-01
CAREER MEN

An unusual opportunity for
8 cleancut. ambitious young
men interested in a position
with a future.
The finance business is ex-
panding tremendously and our
corporation of $50 Offices is
the leader in the field. Men
selected will be trained for
branch office manager posi-
tions; the length of training
time dependent entirely upon
the mans effort and ability.
COLLEGE education desirable
but high school graduates en-.
couraged to qualify. Apply
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORP.
3235 r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
MR.. Prizes, UN. 4-5740
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CLERK-TYPIST

Several openings available,
Paid vacations, hospitaliza-
ton insurance, profit Shar-
ing and other benefits. You
wilt find the finest working
conditions in our bank. Call
in person 9-1, Monday thru
Friday and see Mrs. Cooper.
OLD DOMINION BANK
1925 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for 2
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporatio No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
bic of assuming respon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
All replies confidential.
BOX 301-B, Star.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
MEN

We have openings for 2 men inter-
ested in salesWork in the Washing
ton area. Some experience helpful
but not necessary. Ability to learn
more important than experience:
Pleasant working conditions. paid
vacation, disqualification Dement'S,
company transportation furnished.
Apply in person, Mr.. Lowe. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. Gill Ga.
Evening star., 1953-03-01

SECRETARY
Washington office. automobile manu-
facturer; capable stenography essen
tial; to handle one-man Office re-
quirements; 5-day wk.; SAL. $3.400,
plus cost-of-living adjustment. Write
for interview or call after Tuesday,
March 3, RE. 7-2217, HUDSON MO-
TOR CAR Co. 712 Wire bldg "a
Evening star., 1953-03-01
HELP WoMEN Cont


CASHIER
Permanent position. $50 wk. to start,
must be experienced on National
Cash Register; good chance for ad-
vancement: Apply in person only.
ELI RUBIN co.
71S 7thNST. NV.