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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
ThurlOW Tells
OF Indignation
Announcements

The Rev. 1hurlo", Joliet onil
tights attorney, " cdncSlav urged
the Studcnt.C onnuniN human
Relations Council 10 live rscal
indignation constantly
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
Georgia Readies Bills
To Insure Segregation
ny thu Annotated Pfess.


The Georgia Legislature Is
moving swiftly toward approval
of measures advocated by Gov.
Herman Talmadge to insure
continued RACIAL segregation In
the schools.
The Senate Is expected To
stamp lis approvalnon two Tai
m ~dge segregation measures,
one setting .uin "A study commits
sion and the other a constitu-
tionsl amendment allowing the
state to make outright grants to.
students. The amendment would,
in effect, abolish Georgia's pub
lie school system IL the United
States Supreme Court decides
racial segregation violates the
federal constitution. The House
has passed both bills.
In a brief session Nov. %, the
Senators heard first readings OF
the administration measures and
channeled the bills to the pro-
Talmadge State of the Republic
Committee. Quick committee
action the same day cleared the
way for Anal approval, although
some debate is expected.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
NAACP Urges COP Speed
Civil Rights Legislation
BY the United Press
Washington

The National Association for
Advancement of Cclored People
urged Republican congressional
leaders to put civil rights leg
islation ON the agenda of their
Dec. i7-l9 meeting with Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21

Speaking on the problems Ut civil
aqhts and racial prejudice. The rev
Alr. lhurlow, former director oil
the National Assoc ia,ion Tor The
Nd, anccmcnt ol tollotcd People
warned that as the human society
becomes more integraied II becomes
more Difficult, 10 exert human rights
and give people proper POSITIONS ~
individuals,
Citing China. India and the l'eld
Coast oil Alrca as examples, Thur
Ios emphasized the efforts OF the
people of the world TO come into
lhcu own" bv breaking with enl-
nual domination OF other countries.
/ h,rlow currently is represent
ing Robert A, Johnson. Il. OF J.
student from Chicago, in an ann
discrimination suit in Champaign
ounts curt against a campus area
bagbctshop. However, be refused to
bring the case into the discussion.
lis view that anti.discfimlnaiIon
lays loree people TO learn not to
be pteiusiiieed was upheld, he sand
bv the successful indignation IN thu
AFRO school system.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Agreement Reached
By Balkan Alliance
BY the Associoted Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Nov.
20. - The Balkan alliance -
Greece, Turkey and Yugoslavia
disclosed today they had
reached agreement on all ques-
tions relating to mutual defense
in case of aggression.
The joint communique was
issued here. in Athens and An
kara at the conclusion of a 10
day conference between the
representatives Of the military
general staffS of the three nations
on measures to strengthen self
defense of Southeastern Europe.
The communique said:
In Belgrade, from November
10 to November 20, the repre-
sentatives of the general stats
of Greece. Turkey and Yugo-
Slavia have carried on military
talks with the objective of in
creasing military cooperation
between the three countries.
In the talks, which were
carried on in the spirit of
friendship and full understand
ing. the delegations have reached
agreement on all questions con-
cerning mutual defense of the
three friendly countries in case
of aggression. These talks and
the results achieved through
them will represent a new con-
tribution for strengthening peace
in this part of the world"
Evening star., 1953-11-20
News Of Music
Schneider Quartet Presents
Two Extraordinary Works

Rogers and it is good to hear the
voice of the master.
The other work was "The
Seven Last Words of the Saw
our, Op. ST." of Joseph Haydn.
This work was arranged from
Good Friday Music" for the
Cadiz Cathedral in Spain. The
work is IN nine parts, with eight
masterful Adagios and a fear
some Presto. The first Adagio
is an introduction, with the fol-
lowing seven depicting each of
the recorded quotations of Christ
from the Cross.
1t takes a mamouth genius
to write so much successive mu-
sic of the same slow tempo and
yet to give such subtle changes
of treatment as not to bore the
listeners. The Snarling last
movement, unexpected of Haydn.
is all the more effective after
such a prolonged calm.
The Schneider Quartet, known
Evening star., 1953-11-20
News Of Music
BY John Paul

A most unusual program, con-
sisting of two extraordinary
major works, was played last
night in the Coolidge Auditorium
of the Library of Congress. The
Schneider String Quartet, COM
posed of Alexander Schneider,
first violin; Isidore Cohen, sec
ond violin; Karen Tuttle, viola,
and Herman Busch, violoncello,
was featured.
The world premiere of the
Bernard Rogers Trio for Violin,
Viola and Violoncello" was ia
vorably received by a critical
audience. This work was COM
missioned by the Serge Kous-
sevitsky Music Foundation in the
Library of Congress and is de-
dicated to the memory OF Natalie
and Serge KouSsevitSky.
The Trio is an intensely grim
work which plainly showed the
composer to be an intellectual
craftsman. In the first move
ment, his material is extremely
terse, rhythmic, and is given
even further energy by frequent
use of estimate accompaniment.
The second movement opens
with an extended viola and cello
duet. The repose of the opening
of this movement was erased by
cutting dissonance and further
magnified with the top ranges
of these two instruments. The
late arrival of the violin showed
his economy of style. The last
movement was interesting in its
unusual string effects. We have
often heard students of Bernard
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Suspect in 7 HoIdups
Held for Grand jury

A 35-year-old man today faces
grand jury action after police
said he admitted holding up a
liquor store and a gas station
last Saturday.
United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence set bond at
$4,000 after a preliminary hear
ing for John D. Gayles, colored.
of the 5400 block of Foote
street NE.
Gayles. according to 1t. Edwin
Crandall of the robbery squad,
admitted taking $270 from the
City Liquor Store, 600 I street
Sc, and $54 from Fenwick's
gas station, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
The suspect was arrested by
Evening star., 1953-11-20
PTA to Hold Fall FroIic
EMMY LOU

The Parent-T Teacher Associa-
ton of Eastern Suburban Junior
High School will hold a fall frolic
at 8 o'clock tonight in the school.
Old Bladensburg road, Silver
Spring, Md. Entertainment and
refreshments will be provided.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Detectives S. N. Cough and
M. A. Lewis. He was identified by
the holdup victims, 1t. Crandall
said.
The armed holdup of the gas
station took place early Satur-
day. and the liquor store holdup
late that night.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
CIorenford Citizens Elect

Hal Flood Hughes, 1411 North
Vernon street, Arlington. has
been elected president Of the
Clarenford Citizens Association.
Other officers are John Douglass,
vice president; Miss Carolyn
Brooks, secretary, and Mrs. B. H.
Williams, treasurer.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

to many through their extensive
recordings of the Haydn cham
ber works. played with profess
sional asSurednesS. In soft pas
sages, a slight uneveness Of tone
somewhat marred an otherwise
excellent performance.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
CuIiforniu's First Nome

SACRAMENTO. - California
was originally called New Albion,
name given by Sir Francis
Drake about Al years prior to the
landing of the first Pilgrims at
Plymouth Rock.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
INFANTS WEAR

lO6 Todderlette Broodclot h
Dresses, embroidery and lace
trim. Sizes 9, II, 18 mos,
p0StelS
10 Crib Sheets, fitted CeIonese
or DisneyIond prints, STANDARD
81 TerrycIoth Name Bibs, slip
on style, white -~--
50 fodder Dresses, handmade,
exquisiteIy detailed. Color
and style voriety, slightly
soiIed. Sizes to 3
43 Odds-ond-Ends Of lnfonts'
Wear, plain coots, blankets,
socque sets, pillow covers,
dresses slightly soied
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-26
TEEN CIRCLE

40 Corduroy Suits, 3 styles to
choose from, short or long
fitted jocket or loose with fur
trim
so Cotton Dresses, dark ploid,
checks, and prints. Sizes 7
to IS .--
End Floor, WdShing1
Evening star., 1953-11-26
TOTS APPAREL

20 Corduroy jackets, zip front,
plaid. Sizes z to 6x -
II Corduroy Boxer Stocks, novelty
pIoid, novy, red, sizes 3 to 5
SO Corduroy Skirts, navy and red
pIoid, sizes 3 to s -
100 Boys Cotton Shirts, sizes 3
to I
It's Cotton Dresses, sizes 3 to Ok
81 Cotton Dresses, sizes 3 to 5
l79 Tots Heodweor, Eton ond ski
hots for boys, wool knits for
girls
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-26
TEEN SPORTSWEAR

los PopIin jackets, poids, solids;
broken sizes 3.et
100 Wool Sweoters, onnbres, solids, 3o8t
broken sizes and coIors 5ot
Second Floor, Washington Ste
Evening star., 1953-11-26
SLTPCOVER &
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS
UNPAINTED FURNITURE
METAL FURNITURE

Were NOW
white, II" wide, IL" deep,
"a" high, as is---- 1895 1893
10 TIt-Top Coffee Tobes, fIoroI
design, IS "" wide, 5" deep 34o z49
IS Formico-top Wall TobIes,
chrome apron, l5"x20", eroy
or yellow ------ S.95 3.e9
3 Pine Chests, 3-drower, un-
painted, 23h" wide, IL"
deep, 28" high -- 1926 1879
2 Knotty Pine Chests, drawers,
33"x24"xl4h", unpointed 1895 1899
Seventh Floor, Washington
HOUSEWARES
Were NOW
"a Automatic Electric PercoIotors,
S-cuP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1875 6.99
II Folding Outdoor Clothes Dry
ers, Kordte lines, as is" - l7.e5 9.s9
az IT" Pole Outdoor Dryers,
heavy steel pole, out of eor-
tons 4o8 I.49
Evening star., 1953-11-26
KNIT UNDERWEAR

IS NyIon Tricot Robes --- 12.9
l8 NyIon Trcot Pojonos to match l2.o
pr. Nylon Tricot Poiomos,
orange ond black, size SO
only l4.e
20 Nyon Tricot Gowns, posteI 89S
coIors, sizes 81 to 40 in group 100
pert
IS IrreeuIors, Power Elostic Cir 3.95
dies, royon sotin front ~ 40
Street Floor, Washington St
Evening star., 1953-11-26
HOSIERY
STATIONERY

800 Holt Price Sole Of Box Sto-
tionery, famous makers os-
sorted colors, large boxes -
100 Conosto Troys, plastic red
or cleor :
80 Pkes. Discontinued Envelopes,
assorted coIors
S48 Conosto Score Pads ----
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-26
GIRLS FASHIONS

Al PopIin and Denim jackets,
lined ond unIined, broken
sizes 7 to IA
lO4 Girls Cotton Blouses, broken
sizes 7 to IA
IS Girls Dresses, broken sizes,
includes few chubbys -
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1953-11-26
BOYS FURNISHINGS

Y Wool Sweaters, looqo wool
by famous makers, jacquard
potterns, sizes 4 to 10.
lo Poplin jackets, woter repel-
lent, zip front. Sizes 8 to z,
ton only
100 Boys Ties, many potterns
IL Two-tone Aword Jockets.
Sizes 4, 6 and 8 --
10 Size 4 Topcoots, wool ploids,
tweeds and eobordines
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HELP---WokAEN

CLERK-TYPIsTs (2) for retail cloth:
ing store; sal. open. Apply o737
9TH st. NV. -T
CLERK -TYPIST, experienced. accu'
rate with figures; excellent salary
6-day week; vacation with pay: Ap,
Div in person, WASHINGTON PAPER
CO.. INC. 80 L st. ne. -SI
CLERK TYPIST - Part time. ewes
and Sun. Engineers office in Arling'
ton. Box ALLY, Star.
5-day week: gooc
salary and working conditions, grouI
insurance. knowledge OF shorthand
TU. 2-3200. 30
CLERK -TYPIST, bet. 35-45 yrs. O.
age, Must be accurate typist. Cal
MRS. PETERSON. RE. 1913.
CLERK-TYPISTS-We like to worl
in pleasant surroundings with con;
genial people. If you do too, and
are friendly and dependable, ano
under 35, come in between $3.50 and
4:3O and talk to US. knowledge Of
tipping desired but speed not impor'
tant. Apply personnel ONCE; EouIL:
14th st. NV. --29
CLERK permanent position
with corporation on River rd., neal
Bethesda. Stock recording and sales
verif1cation. Salary based on train
ing and ability. Five-day wk. Trans
portation arrangement. Phone OIL
a 41asE4; lRK fEs lTteEvisw IS:s.rt woIE3ne
cond., company benefits; 5-day wk.,
So hrs. Write Box 411-V, Star. 25.'
for construction Of
flce. Hrs. am. to 5 pm, 5 days
per wk.; salary open. Apply RIM
901 900 F st. NV. No phone calls;
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUSINESSMAN, AZ, own
car, fluent in French,
German, Italian, desires
position with leading
firm, possibly import
export. Box 376-V, Star.

CARPENTER. colored, experienced in
all types woodwork, have tools and
transportation. Ii. 3-6633.
CHAUFFEUR-POR truck driver.
colored, no drinker, reliable; refer
enceS. Box 469-V. Star. 20"
COLLEGE GRAD, young. ex-teacher,
tutor; will consider any interesting
position. Replies confidential. Box
CoILEGE PROFESSOR, 35. Negro
doctoral candidate, Univ. of Mary
land graduate. research analyst, en-
ployment and guidance exper is
available for any professional ad-
miniSGrative or educational position.
Request interview. Call DE. 2-362S.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST. Desires % free
lance work. Fully capable. IL yrs.
in field. complete art service.
RA: 3-7S45 after $3.50 am. -25 :.
CONST. SUPT., 25 yrs exp. all
types building, available immedi-
ately. Randolph 3-00S5. n"
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER-Field.
sales and Office experience. Good ad-
ministrator.. Recently released from
Navy, seeks responsible position.
Willing WI to to relocate. Age IS; ;oeB Box
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. licensed,
colored, wants work from z am. to
3 pm. Call ST. 3-9S41 after pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTING, 1898 10th st. NV,
offers a 30-wk., iob-getting course
in announcing for radio and tele-
vision. Many positions always avail
able to our graduates. Call DE.
SPANISH taught dramatically, pvt.
lesson, 81 so WILLIAM A. ROSDINE,
M. A., DI. 7-s7s6. 934 Eye st; NV.
TEACHER, certified; English to for.
H% tiSn sch9Sli ssae9i pvt. and group LESSONS.
EXPERT, private French language in
struction. Reasonable. EN-. 3-65Os.
PBx-RECEPTIoNlsr course easily
aiUn saS Es nj ns hsnseaP ssS da, Ssx flss
SCHOOL HU 3-Ss24. ST 3-727S.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught, Approved
dssss tG1 es 'EWSHnRinT WHRR RaY BE1Y an9 SysRns coEs
Lego G66op fSlR P1aNo & q TEA HfExcRRiER7 RI R7-1soH; is
or classical. LU. S-05I5.
TUTORNGIGrade. high school, re-
Reda Hea to sads Years Ae@ O
.FhhAt III s-fs4f1A Estate KNow-How"-Men
and Women! Eve. training! Start
Thurs, S PM $3.50. PAUL J. MIL
H6NE K5Ei I'll 'ftf6RiNG f5ih e NV NV Ais.. s.om..
Lat, Fr.. Eng, sp., Ger, srith..
read, Elem, ]. h., s. b., sub. UN.
FRENCH fiEScii LESSONS, conversation. all
Grades, Grades; Ne french slhsos lady graduate
CONTINUED on Next Pag0.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
SITUATloNS-MEN

YOUNG MAN, willing worker, seeking
part-time work nights and week
ends. Versatile. Clerical. computing,
driving. etc. Box 422-V. Star. IS"
YOUNG COL. MAN desires night
work Of any kind. part or full time.
YOUNG MAN, very reliable, desires
part-time Job during day. Call Mon
day, Ii. 7-2550.
YOUNG MAN desires part-time job as
bartender'S helper; no experience
close in to Laurel. UN. 4-4074 any
YOUNG VETERAN, 90, colored, see seek.
pos. as messenger. stock clerk, office
boy, file clerk or collector. Ii. q
YouSSG MAN, married, steady, 0 re-
spon., school teacher, needs eve-
RRf Wife WS5n Sse Az PsnEhdsss dsss VSfe after
MIDDLE AGED MAN as guard; main
tenance, plumbing exper.; full or
part time. KE. S-4655. 4 to Z pm.
MATURE MAN, recent Govt. research
worker. desires permanent position;
in cler. field. coiiege backgd. Was
memb. of dipl. missions to Eur, F.
East. Compel. loyal. Box 3S3-V
FORMER MIDWEST title company
executive desires permanent connec-
tion in Washington area. Age, 40
married, college and legal educa.
tion. Fully experienced in plant
management. abStracting, title ex'
animation. and escrow work. Boz
PosfTiioS txSIHi S'ATj WANTED by REID. 80 stld
gent; 10 yrs. restaurant exper. OIL
salesman of highest caliber, excel
refs. Call bet. and IL am. Ii
6-l006. Ask for MR.. BROWN. 25'
COLORED CHAUFFEUR wishes driv.
ing job on long trip. From 2 to 4
weeks. Excel. refs. 10. 2-0574. 25'
COLORED MAN wants eve. work aS
porter, fountain man, bakers helper
hrs. 4-11;-D c. permit. Ii. 1859
COLORED MAN desires light delivery
work, exper. in D. c. and nearby
Va. and Md. Call Sun, AID. 2-2296
COLORED INTERIOR FAINTER, dec
orator and repairman; firSt-clas!
work, reasonable; dec. rms. a spe'
ctalty. CO. 5-7696.
after school. AID. 4-4S34.
COLORED MAN desires work part
time evenings after $50 O'Clock
.. G. permit. Tel. 10. 3-0S87. .
COLORED MAN wants lob as janitor
day or night AID. 2-225S.
wishes lob as porter, bus boy; neat
HO. 2-5491.- -26
Evening star., 1953-10-25
AGENTS

MAN to earn $3.50 week commission
and up. Automatic fire extinguishers.
Nationally advertised. Prospects
everywhere. Full or part time. Ex-
elusive territory. No investment.
Free samples. Write RED COMET,
INC. Dept. 22a-H, Littieton, Colo. :
A DRESS SHOP IN YOUR HOME
No investment. Good comm Write
MODERN MANNER. 260AN 9TH ave-,
EARN EXTRA Cash for yourself,
your church, or your club! Be SUBJ
scripJion HEADQUARTERS for over
5000 national publications. For full
information send name and address
to Periodicals Box 5523, Friend
ship Station. WashinRton 16, D. c.
DOOR-TO-DoOR DISTRIBUTORS
HERE'S MORE MONEY FOR YOU!
Hottest item in direct-selling, new
Flexi-King automatic sponge mop,
coming money for distributors. sales
people! Dozens Of sales-making fea-
lures, sensational demonstration. Up
to 1907 cash profit. Write for
FREE Sample Offer. Hurry! FIEXY.
Dept. K-50, New HolStein. Wis.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

ADV. AND7OR PUBLICITY. Top
refs. All media, espec. dir. mail.
Part time, 500 monthly. EN-.
AIDE to busy executive: 80: versa
tile public relations and writing
experience: available for career as
sociation: top references. Box
431-V, Star.
DRAFTING-Part
time or temporary. BY registered
architect. Box 297-Y. Star.
ATTORNEY, aggressive, own office,
D. c. Bar 5 years. wishes to asso-
ciate with mature practitioner. law
firm or corporate legal staff. Box
164-Y, Star. -27
BAKER, colored. with good references
wishes job. Experienced. LU. i-4l0 90.
-25
BUSINESS ADMIN. background,
equivalent 3 yrs. law; tipping. per-
sonnel eXper. and supervision labor
relations exper.; commercial vehicle
claims adjustment. OIL 2-4352
after 6 pm %"
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, for guesthouse, part time
for apt: also .janitor- chauffeur, full
time, $50, and maid, part time. fo
apt; ref. AD. 2-9296. Il
SEAFOOD AND POULTRY CLERKS
must be experienced. for Super
Mkt Ii 3-9797.
SEE PAGE IS Oct. 26, LIFE maga-
zine. Part or full time employment
Call CO. 5-2514.
COLORED ATTN. HAMPTONIANs
We are now forming the Hampton
Home Improvement and Construc-
tiop Company We need carpenters
bricklayers, plasterers, plumbers
electricians, etc. Apply:
Ruth Lucas & Co., Broker
MR.. EDWARD SHINE" RANSOM
3112 18th st. NV. AID. 4-5077-s
Evening star., 1953-10-25
THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
WAITRESS-Spanish speaking; good
hours. Ell MEXICO RESTAURANT
1903 Conn. ave. NV. 20
white Must have exp.
NO. 7-4633. 80
white. experienced, nc
night. no Sundays. apply Monday,
COUNE'S RESTAURANT, 637 F st.
Q, experienced; I exper
in mixing drinks; pleasant surround
ingS and good salary. INQUIRE in
person. BURCHS RESTAURANT.
4th st. and Rhode Island ave. ne.
GIRLS (white) for clerical work for
large wholesale distributor: : day
wk., vacations. etc. Apply MR..
MABERRY, at 1921 5th st. NV.
GIRLS. white. to answer telephones:
day hours, 5 or g days week. alter
nate week ends; switchboard expert
ence helpful: permanent, full-time
position: must have good handwrlt-
ing. Apply in 'erSon only, RIM. Az.
1926 G st. NV. -2S
LADIES, 2i-48, pleasing personality
and appearance. free to travel. We
train you to supervise our contacts
with women'S civic organizations
Transportation paid. Guarantee plus
liberal commission. 500 UP weekly.
Call VERDA EAKIN, weekdays, Ma.
S-4420 -2S
Evening star., 1953-10-25
STENOGRAPHER
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
COLLEGE PREFERRED C25-45)
Sincere, impressive person with lead
ership ability. strong sense of re-
sponsibility. and interest in people,
Desire to live in small town. Un-
encountered. willing to move. Pro-
feSsional salary, permanent, rhal-
lenging future. Please write Box
449-V. Star. Replies confidential
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS who have
unlimited phones to make calls at
home during the day and /or the
, evening; commission basis. Write
CIETY, 1400 New Hampshire ave-,
NV. Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

SILK FINISHER, st class; top sal
5501 Colorado ave. NV. 90
SOPRANO SOLOIST, Protestant
church. l service; some exper. de-
sirable. WO. 6-4007 or NE. S-053S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES available
competent stenographer not over 20
years of age. Pleasant working con-
ditions; 5-day week, hours. 9 to 8
with ! hr. for lunch Beginning sal
ary S275 per mo. MILLER'S. MA:
TIONAL FEDERATION, National
STENOGRAPHER - Experienced and
contractors oftice; $40 for 5-day
week College background preferred,
Permanent. Call weekdays during
office hours. DI. 7-1677. -26
.STENOGRAPHER-5-day week; per-
manent position; for large building
supply firm. Call MRS. KYLE, DI
7-1070 Monday. -25
STENO. CLERK for construction Of
fee. exper. preferred: 5-day wk.;
area. Box 257-M. Star. -25
STENO-TYPIST for gen. office work
with lge. sales, organ: $50 to start
Phone for apt, Ii. 3-1436; ewes.
NO. 1927. go
STENOGRAPHER, interesting anC
responsible position in personnel Of
fee, rapid typing and shorthand
speed, plus willingness to learn
Voice writing equipment essential
Must be able to meet the public
well. Excellent starting salary with
opportunity to advance. 40-hr
5-day week; annual leave and sick
leave. Apply in person. NATIONAL
SITS ne. bet. 10 am. and 3 pm. 81
STENOGRAPHER with ability to rea-
son and perceive; 8 days week, hall
time or full time basis; S1.S5 an
hour. BOX 175-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ENGINEERS
AVAILABLE

Chem, Mech, Ord, Elec'n'cs
Large group of experienced design
engineers will be available to in
dustry shortly due to large local
Govt. research laboratory being
placed under commercial contract.
Box 402-Y Star