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Evening star., 1953-05-26
Business Briefs

Business Failures in the week
ended May 81 totaled 1856 COM
pared with 1913 in the previous
week and 145 in the like week q
year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp, which re-
Gently bought Willys-Overland,
Inc, received stockholders au-
thorization to increase its COM
mon stock to Is million shares
from 8 million. A change in name
to Kaiser Motors Corp. also was
approved.
Phillips Petroleum Co. an
nounced an Offering of $162,-
098.500 of $40 per cent sinking
fund debentures. due 1888.
Stockholders of May 26 are Of
fered rights to subscribe for
two weeks in, the ratio of $1O0
principal for each nine shares
of common held at a price of
$1oO for $100 debenture.
J. M. Huber Corp. announced
an increase in the price of news
lnk-the first since December,
1950-will take effect June l.
Chi, X. /. & Pac. r. r. in 4
months ended April 80 earned
$8,935, ,538 or $5.52 a share VS.. So
338,861 or 1857 in 1852 period.
IngersOll-Rand Co. in 3 months
ended March 81 earned $4,842,-
759 or $2.39 a share VS.. $4,914.-
555 or $2.43 in 1852 period.
Wabash Railroad in 4 months
ended April 80 earned $3,434.211
or $11.04 a preferred share VS..
$2,781, 1872 or 1894 in 1852 period
Texas & Pacific Railway in 4
months ended April 80 earned
$3,583,376 or 1928 a share vs.
$2,290,552 or 81. 80 in 1852 period
Pitts. & Lake Erie r. r. in 4
months ended April 80 earned
$3,361 .045 or $3.50 a share VS..
$2.115. .387 or $2.45 in 1852 period.
Hilton Hotels Corp. in 3
months ended March 81 earned
$2,595,533 or $1.64 a share VS..
$1,264,691 or II cents in 1852
period.
Lehigh Valley Railroad in 4
months ended April 80 earned
$1,898,719 VS.. $2,716,247 in 1852
period.
N. Y, N. H. G. Hartford r. r.
in 4 months ended April 30
earned $1,263,556 VS.. $1,287,86O
in 1852 period.
Diana Stores Corp. in 9
months ended April 80 earned
$756,098 or 81 cents share
VS.. $677,794 or 78 cents in 1852
period.
Beckman Instruments, Inc. in
9 months ended March 81 earned
$617,870 or 81 cents a share VS..
$4,000 or Al cents in 1852
period.
Other earnings included:
For 12 Months Ended April 80.
Evening star., 1953-05-26

hourly sales on the Exchange
II 200 am. 22O coo IL noon 400 600
l:OOpm 80 CoU 200 pm COZ 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares sIn bank.
ruptcy or recelyership or helns reorRa1.
lzed under the Bankruptcy Act. or secur.
ities assumed BY such companies Rates
OF dividends in the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semlannuaI declaration I'm
less otherwise noted special OF extra
dividends are not included cid Called
Ex dividend xr Ex rights o Also extra
or extras Annual rate plus stock divi-
dend d Declared or paid in 1853 plus
stock dividend e Paid last year Pay
able in stock. estimated cash value on ex-
dividend date Paid or declared so far
this year Declared or paid after stock
dividend or splitup Declared or paid
this year an accumulative issue with div.
idends in arrears. Paid this year. divi.
denG omitted, deferred or no action taken
paid In 1852 plus stock dividend
y Liquidating dividend vi When issued
x-dis Redistribution wd When distrib-
nted
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U. 8. Monday
May 25, 1858
New York Produce

NEW YORK. May 20 LP).-Butter
tons, Creamery. higher than o" score
tAAl, fresh, 66l2-67: 92 score fA).
fresh, 65s4: 90 score OBJ. fresh. 63Ia-
Cheese steady: prices UNCHANGED.
EGGS steady: New York spot Quota
tions. based largely on exchange trading.
follow: Midwestern: Mixed colors: fancy
heavyWeights. 81; fancy large. so; extra
/ large. 49la: extra l medium. 41la;
Standards large. 47-4S; current receipts.
46la: dirties. 44ia; checks. 43la. Whites:
extra / large 4ol2: extra l medium,
4sia. Browns: Fancy heavyweight.. 81; !;
fancy iarss, so: extra large. AGA;
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May % R.-Cottor
futures turned irregular in forenoon
dealings today. Nearby months held
small gains on trade buying. but most
deferred positions were slightly lower.
A private survey indicated that the
cotton crop generally made good progress
| in the Southeast during the past week,
However. in the Central Belt farmers
worked feverishly to plant as much
cotton as possible before June 1 after
recent heavy rains had stopped
Some lands will not be planted ia
| cotton there. because it is too wet. the
survey said. Cold weather and insects
caused good percentage of the early
| planted cotton in California to die.
althoush the late planting are up to q
good stand.
Noon prices were 90 cents q bale
lower to 15 cents higher than the previ-
Gus close. July, 1871; October, SO 81,
and December 1885.
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Tobacco Markets

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, May 25 LP
(USDA.-Demand was stronger for fair
and low quality tobacco sold yesterday
on Southern Maryland auction markets
The Federal-State Market News Serv-
ice reports average prices for most Of
these grades showed inceases of 81 to
81 hundred pounds over last Friday
fairly large number of these were at
new season high levels. Good choice
qualities held unchanged.
Volume of sales was heavy Offerings
The percentage of good and fair grades
increased while there was less tobacco
Of low quality. Also the proportion of
thin crop was greater and the ratio of
heavy crops smaller
Net auction sales during the week
ended May ~ amounted to 4,G53, 136
pounds and averaged S5l. .0l a hundred
This average was a decline of As cents
from the previous week Season net
sales now stand at 1l.216.S90 pounds
for a $5O.1S average.
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Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK. MAY 26 R.-Foreign ex.
| change rates follow Great Britain ir
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market. 9s per cent premium or 100 50 !:
| U. S. cents. UP 1/32 of a cent
Europe: Great Britain (pound>, 2.slas
! unchanged, Great Britain. 30-day fu
| lures, @.S1is. unchanged: Great Britain
! 6o-day futures, 2.S01s. unchanged: Great
Britain, 9O-day futures, 2SOss, un.
chansed: BELGIUM tfrancl. o.00I4. un.
unchanged: Holland CguilderD. &c. SO un-
changed; Italy uira), l6is of a cent
unchanged; Portugal, (escudo). $50, un-
changed; Sweden kronal. 1885. un.
changed; Switzerland franc) (free)
23.33t2 UNCHANGED,
Latin America: Argentina Uree), 7."4
UNCHANGED: Brazil (freel, 2.25. un.
ezuela t6olivarl. 3O.03. unchanged.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 17.52
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO. May 26 0P.-visible SUD-
ply Of wheat decreased ,1,20S, 900
bushels to SO. sol 900 bushels in the
Corn decreased 1897, 900 to 30,SiS.-
900 bushels. oats increased $4,000 to
S4a3,0 300, rye increased 2S2 900 to
4 794 900 and soy beans decreased 5l3,-
600 to 5.307 900.
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Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK, May 26 Pi.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
dealers on the exchanee for May 25;
purchases of 147,440 shares on b.l57
orders; sales Of 125, ,307 shares on 1855
on 1S orders,
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EgE Market Steady.
(YeStePday'a OuatafiouSl
MetoI Quotations

NEW YORK. May % QP-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 2934-
80 cents a pound. Connecticut Valley.
Lead 13 cents q pound. New York Zinc
II cents q pound. East St. Louis. Tin
9as4 cents q pound. New York. At
quoted at Ss,00-S9. 90.
Evening star., 1953-05-26
Washington Exchange
SALES,

Garanckel 41aet pfd-5O at 10.
Wash Gas 4.25 pfd-10 at 93, 10 at 80.
Wash Gas 4.50 pfd-3O at lO4.
Terminal Ref & Wing Corp-5O at As.
Amer Security g. Trust-50 at 341a, 80
at "a u. ! 34ln
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ENJOY DINNER
at Lansburghs
MONDAY NIGHT!

Served from to 8 PM.
Roost turkey cranberry oIdfoshoned DRESSING oozed
sweet pototo osporoous tips - As
Boxed Vrenio Ham, mustord RELISH buttered lima beon
petite woIdor soIod with pineapple e---11S
Pooto sood jumbo shrimp, imported steoks fIoked crob
ond red soIn,on sliced egg and tomato lilo
CioVerIeof rolls and butter
Choice: Home made pumpkin pie or hot mince pie
Choice Hot teo coffee, milk
Complete childrens dinner----S5c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TEA ROOM
Street Floor MessGnins
Evening star., 1953-10-07

. 3Iz Coils double sixe)
. Stitched Crush proof Borders
. Extro Heovy 8 Or. Ticking
VentiIotors for Air Circulation
Convenient Turning HondIes
A medium firm mattress insulated
felt. Covered with bIue-ond-grey '
help guard against edge-sog. M
construction mounted on a hordWo
and double sizes.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
81 q

This modern style covered with the miracle fabric nyon
feze The fabric that longer cleans with and water,
resists moths mdew and stons keeps its color Ideal for
booheor-pe apartments for this hideobed gives you at
by doy comfortable bed by night Complete With
fuII-eneth Simmons "Deepseep" nnerspne mattress with
special base construction Green, red grey.
$zee5o Full Size Nyon Frieze
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVER, to take 1850 De Soto con-
vertible TO San Francisco; arriving
middle July; refs. required. HUI.
"-SlSo, mornings and evenings.
DRIVING TO BOSTON, providencs
and Cape Cod July | or 9; ACCOM-
modate 3, MR.. WEBSTER. Ma, g.
SO6l, JU, s-3S2l. IS.
DRIVING to Los Angles, Calf. July 1.
LAKE La sl1Sei 81 riders to share exps9:es. s9.
GIRLS 49, TO share rid. to Pitts
91Iy 6nTgh IN 81 Pontiac; round trip:
July a-0' reasonable wo, e.SSs9.l7.
RRaaS aR.asio w4AsrrP5ssynr 4sE so5ssy 70; aas san
RaFINEsD5 NHs5euFy, Mr61LE.4SEb 81 -4eSt Las IanY
wants wants ride to Tulsa BY July s.
PFeler Pbane ne couple p 9osso Refs. exchange.
LaAyiNG Of y G,,l for ,sk1 Los sro Angeles July
eypenses. EN-. 2-soas. 'O'' 'i'sF'
DRIVING to Boston July 3, ret,Irn-
ing, night Of July g. Take Z or 3.
RFnopU11i7I Gall BY 7-9S7o; ng eve. So. so.
or four July First. Box 66-L. Star.
MINNEAPOLIS via chicaso. Can
MS Sss. ADAMS. TSS EX. Ss!.s55fPss 5Ps's, Or :fi JA.
C-S-90, 30H
YOUNG MAN desires ride Boston,
share expense, leaving July 3. NO.
.-342l. $40 pm.
RIDE WANTED to and from NV,
P;!rSa,1 PParS Apts' SOUTHAMPTON DR.; and
annex. 18th and c sts, Sw,. daily;
DRIVING TO BOSTON, July or ..
Free ride for relief driver. Cali
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES abou.
July >. Can take riders to share
expenses. Call LO. 5-3O32,
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TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. If you have
3 hrs. each day. pvt. unlim. phone.
are exper., int. in making apptS.,
photographer of children. RA.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
HeLP-WoAEN

NURSE. white. age 25-4O; for private
hospital on 10th 1T. References
CO. 5-4754. -3
sS T. gssaStic1lj gs Sss .sE white; 2 weeks
NURSE, r. N. as supervisor for
maintenance. Lo: 5-OS72. 80
NURSES AND AIDES, white. with OF
without experience: good working
conditions; live in. LO. 5-0S72.
NURSE. as assistant manager In
nursing home. Easy work. Live In
NGRSEMAID~colored; infant care;
neat; experienced: ref. required
25-40 yrs; 5ha days; $50 and car
fare: Call IA. 7-264S.
NURSERY AID STUDENT. age 10 tC
20, taught child'S care. 6 mos
course; rm. and board and cash
allow. CHILDREN'S GONZALES.
CENT HOME, 1871 Bunker Hill rd
ne. LA. $4,000. 90
- Registered and practica
nurses for orthopedic hospital, S
All, Call MRS. BOYETTE, IA
4-17O0 between 9 am. and pm.
Mon -FridaV -30
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, typing and clerica
expsrienss' e. pc, desires desires full-time employ
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books opened
closed. caught up; all taxes; leea
Adv. 51VS ASS SRsn sAhEs LES TRoSoTfoN. oScHS5N ses,
refs. Part time only. Tested, eco
nomical methods. EN-: 2-O9S4.
AGRICULTURALIST, BIS, MS. de.
varied background. widely Travelled
desires interesting position. Bon
ATTokiNEY.' 1H1bi SsiF' o years diversified d. ia,
experience with Bureau Of Internal
Revenue, desires position with q
.S;srs. Ac6SDNTiAa 5Sf SSE s5iE GRAD. desire.
important. BOX ISL, Star. q
CARETAKER. gardener. handyman;
experienced; white; wants Job. Boz
cARPENTER FER CREW. flexible: avail.
CARPENTRY WORK. can handle sew.
eral more jobs; also complete super.
vision; BACON: ST: $1,000. 2S'
CEMENT FINISHER. colored. wants
CHsfFETFs TfsqlfT TEFs; EXi T5n saaSs zenfsd from
pm; also Saturday and Sunday
can leave city. Call RA. $4,000. EN-
Chef, cook. colored. desires steady
job; no drinking; long exper.; refs.
$15 Wk. AID. 4-6292.
ENGINEER, Industrial degree, good
administrator. broad background in
eluding sales, desires MANAGEMENT
connection. Replies confidential. Boa
PAINTER. handyman, wants worl
painting or odd jobs; free est. LA
PAINTER. inside and outside paint.
ing; reas. prices; free estimates
PH0TOGRAPHER-Young man. ex.
perienced copy. portrait. dark room
wants part-time work with com.
mercial Photographer; salary no oh.
tect: Ii 3-1S31.
PR1NTING-Capable worker, mar.
ried, dependable. Diversified direct
mail experience. Knowledge Of paper
type, layout. Some lettering and
drafting. Operate 1850 Multilith
tcolor work. folder, stitcher. trim
mer. Familiar with Addressograph.
Good typist. References and 16
years experience. Do you have &
worthwhile offer2 BOX 69-L. Star.
PUBLIC SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
desires change; prefer situation In
administration Offering advance
ment; married: commercial, B. B..
n. 4. degreeg; 81 yfs. Of e0e; good
references. Boz 396-K. star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTING-Experienc white
grandmother; by hour, single day;
references. RA. 6-31S1.
BOOKKEEPER-Com automottVe
experience, financial statements, tax
returns, etc. OIL. 4-77S3. rs
CHILD'S NURSE or companion
Reliable. motherly; excel. back
ground and refs; driving license;
daughter 8 mos. EN-. 2-O366.
CLERICAL-Mature woman wishes
full or part-time employment. Ex-
perienced in filing, proofreading, Ii
brary research. teaching. knowledge
Of typing, bookkeeping. Box 70-L,
Star. 2S'
nurse and housekeep-
er; prefer elderlies. LII. 6-2074.
COMPANION-HELPER for elderly
woman or semi-invalid. Live in or
out. Box 261 *, Star.
COOK, desires position in restaurant.
boarding house or institution; eXper.
and refs. CO. 5-3236.
DENTAL HYGIENE STUDENT desires
employment in dental office for
summer. Call EN-. 2-l672. -2S.
wants sewing out by
after i, Adams 4.40a4.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 20 years
experience. Good refs. NO. T-3O53
HOUSEKEEPER; adult family; live
in; $50; capable nurse; hours
Box SSH, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER-NU no objection
to children; country preferred. Boz
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HELP WoAAEN tcons.D

C56HHsSAE dHNTH HEaGTH EafsE 81 BrpAk4MEAAff kk4hnRAf
Phone Crescent 675. Mon. throaSt
CLERK. dry cleaning store, counter
Mk AND T shRpDRE Ssis C G fyrnT AVE- 10,
general insurance office; must be
capable Of handling all the details
OF the office. answering inquiries,
writing policies, quoting rates; 5-day
wk. no Saturdays. Write P. o.. Box
1921. Washington. Is, D. c.. giving
full details. experience, age. educa-
t; ton; salary all rye requirements. Ygir of5ice
CLERK. auto dealer experience pre-
ferred. Typist with some knowledge
Of bookkeeping and auto title. detail
Also young lady for general offlce
work, See MT; schuyler, SID WELL
BORN ,!!c MOTORS; HOO East-West
CLERK-TYPIsTMMovinv and stor.
age ef5se;. ,G. 6-day wk.: good pay
CLERK employ
ment in brokerage ofice, general
once work; hours, $50 to 4; 5 days
week. State previous experience
and age. Salary. $2,70O. Box sell
CI.ERK-TYPIST-Perm. work. in
clean once bldg, centrally located
40-hr. wk. Apply 261 Constitution
ave. NV. Rm. 502.
CLERK-TYPIST, exper., for life ins
once: accurate and dependable
knowledge Of bookkeeping helpful
e. s7day y-5s5a Ss; Call MRS OLIVER al
CIERK-TYPsisT for insurance once
6-day wk.. permanent position, S4E
per wk. to start. Apply sos Victor
Bldg.. TIA 9th st. NV. Il
Evening star., 1953-06-28
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

We have the most unusual item ever
offered to the public.
wants it and we alone
have it. We want women, white
or colored. who want to double or
triple their present earnings. Full
or part time. No experience neces-
yestigate this chance of a lifetime.
Once you establish an account the
account is yours for life For in
terview, call MR.. HENRY PEARL
MAN RE 1-n3n3 "A
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Ing. etc. SAbVAl1ON ARM T. 60t Dor
Lights Corp. ME. 8-4532.
YOUNG BOY would like to have a
job cleaning around house. LU.
YoTNG MAN, II, reliable, good ref,
wants work as porter, MESSENGER,
bus boy, farmers helper. RA. 3-7373.
30'
YOUNG MAN, colored. D. C. permit,
desires full or part time employ
Rff EsSSk Srives e6LEEGE fE $oSsGS GRAD
81. married, wants administrative
or business management work. Call
JU. 9-3S94 evenings.
AGENCY'S FOLDING makes available
eX-WaShington correspondent, 80,
with years intensive congressional
staff experience, who subsequently
rose to highest level of career civil
service: Box 474-H, star.
DAYS WORK. house cleaning or yard
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR. colored. de.
sires work of any type. industrious
hard worker, handy with tools; exp
in manual and retail sales work
COLLEGE MAN desires summer posi-.
ton; have best refs. in bookkeep.
ing and retail sales work; interested
in any work that will net q fair re-
turn for efforts expended; I am ar
industrious worker with q sincere
interest in making my work sue
cess. Ia. 9-l07O.
EAST INDIES MAN desires part-timt
evening work, tipping or MESSENGER
EMPL. MECH. ENGR. wants extra
work In Sill. Spring area: consider
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored,. desires
work after l pm. Any kind OF
work. Call HO. 2-4626.
UNATTACHED GENTLEMAN desires
position as MANAGER OF country
estate or hunting preserve; eXper.
farm MANAGEMENT and bookkeeping
age 90; excel. ref. Box 4OO-G Star.
COLORED MAN desires work as
houseman, porter or waiter; refs.
IL. 3-652S.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH sCHOOL-Earn your diploms
st home IN spare time, u oar oRsr'
saoRTHAND Spasni5Sef IN 30 DAYS ioC
wpm guaranteed: air cond, Free typ.
ing. TEMPLE SCHOOL. MA. s-325S
PIX X-RECEPTlONlS1 course easiII
learned: age no handicap; dap clas.
PBX-RECEPTiONiST COURsE-Posi:
SCHOOL. 1918 F. st. NV. Ma
S-4l42 or DE. 2-5973.
MODERN, TRAINING In beauty eul;
classes. eIs e. SWkARFL.YiNN Sk1AlRiH.i M BEAUTY Col:
HOME ruI1TCRfNG-AiG.. 1som.. Lat,
r. sP;, sSSj GsT nNt n1ith; hx;.Isss. 5esss' Elem
Evening star., 1953-06-28
MANUFACTURERS
AGENT WANTED

Well established Cleveland, Ohio,
manufacturer and distributor of
plumbing, heating and hardware
specialtieS has opening for manufac-
turer's representative in Washington
and Maryland. Require man with
sale and hardware and plumbine in
dustry. Man must now be calling
on the above wholesale accounts.
For complete details, call Executive
3-5034. MIR. JEFFERY. June 1890
July /.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
AGENTS

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Unique CALLER,
who want Something different" NJ
other line like it. Selection Of 12t
exclusive designs. including 81
especially for business firms-al
with customers name. Wide price
on each sale Full or part time. Fol
elaborate sample outfit from famou,
old-established firm, write PROCESS
CORP, 1850 s. Troy. Dept. &c. Chi.
cago %, Ill,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
MGlR-W0AAEM

YOUNG ATTRACTIVE SINGLE LADY
able to take dictation and meet
the public; pc;, Hours. u noon 70 9
further R;T infSrmsslon' ST saIL NO 7-4s7s for
WHITE WOMAN. exper., not over
So, to care for semi-invalid hus-
band in, BUNGALOW. To begin July
18th. Live. in, assist with meals.
Pvt. rm.. refs: $25 wk. with time
Sfii Sffi Mr. Four cor'' Sill. sDr.. Jy g.
PHHioSN1E-PART TIME-we need Is,
women to do phone veriflcation
from $3.50 to $50 pm. at place OF
business. Please come in for In
MRS. sfFyseTi ooNzAEEz! z1Gg Conn., ave: IS a;"''
WANTED-SIX WOMEN by national
organization to learn Nu-Weaving
time. Address NU-WEAVING, P. o.
Box 6704 Washington, D, C. 2S'
DIANA DFERING will train 2 at
tractiye, well-sroomed ladies twhitel
phone necessary. No canvassing,
collecting or delivering. Phone MRS,
STEVENS. Ju 5-3723.,
fPART- TINE TYPIsT-No experience
necessary; 4 hours a day; 81 and
one meal. Choose own hours. See
MIS-: shenos after II am; ma; 81 &
ELDERLY WHTTE LADY to live in;
room, board and salary. Oh. 2-5i52.
IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT a., in
telligent women; part time; day or
HfGHEscHooG fEsi EG. HoS5J'' GRADUATE. ~ isss
white. to assist in small ONCE. vic.
of Park I'd. NV; some tying. clerical
and opportunity to learn ,bookkeep-
ins an cpsdsions' esamsasn' es edry RAJ xt sse Fsas
EFFICIENT YOUNG LADY. who
wants better-than- usual Job; gen
eral Office work and typing: ability
more important than exper.; hrs,
10-5:30; 6-day wk., $40 start, rapid
PxRT.TIME sAIEsGiRLs,' expert
enced preferred, for all .depts. in
Gould. WALLIS DEPT. STORE. 65a
sEws I = oGk 6is, CUT GooDs-Easy, fast;
RoSsoS Ps5s 5S cRHHTioNs iIHf We Dent nstyqss Wps
1886 Euclid. Cleveland II. Ohio. I
SILVER SPRING-Permanen inter-
| esting occupation for mature, alert
| person. fitting children's shoes. )
or 6-day week. Best clientele. Pleas
| provided. Please donE phone. DAN
IELS BOOTERY, Ellsworth dr.. OPP.
EARN EXTRA CASH FAST.-A few
| sparetime hours spent selling new
personal. embossed. religious, hu-
| morous Christmas Cards brings SOC
to S10O easily De luxe 2l-card 81
assortment earns $50 on lust 100
boxes. FREE imprint samples. As
| SortmentS on approval HYCREST,
Dept. II. 1873 Essex. Boston II.
YOUNG LADIES
| Intelligent. neat and attractive to b.
| trained for positions as teachers
supervisors. 1nterviewers and recep.
tionists for one of Americas out.
standing dance studios. Earn while
you learn. full or part time. Apply
II person; I'll 10 pm. o-
2A2h Conn Ave N w u C
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ATTENTION, WOMEN

FLEXIBLE HOURS
Woman with nice personality who
needs to supplement present income;
teresting work; car necessary fol
local driving. To arrange foA per
sonal interview, call AID. 2-6445
ask for MRS BOYCE. Il
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HELP-.WoAAEN

EXTRA CASH-Sel Xmas ana every
day cards. Also Xmas imprints,
stationery. napkins and novelties,
Samples on approval. write or call
MASTERCRAFT, SOL 10th st. n.w.r
wash. l. D. c. Dept. s. DI. 7-O90S,
Evening star., 1953-06-28
NURSES R. N.

OPERATING ROOM
S-Day. 40-hour week. weeks va.
cation; liberal salary and personne
policies EXP. not necessary. At.
tractive maintenance available
General hospital in New York City
Apply to director, Box WS-1992
EQUITY, 221 W. 41St st.. New
York SO.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
PIX. OPERATOR

PIX. OPERATOR
WEEK END DAYS
Permanent position for Saturday and
Sunday work in NV. D. c.. prefer
soiy experienced. Many employe
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200, 1341 G St. NV. -2s
PHOTOGRAPHERS; protection printer
PHOTO PIG Lap INC; 1926 Georgia
pHoToGRAPHAfic Ce H;R HAi eTSSf4i PSR4R.,r PRINT. S
time. kindly apply week days in per per
son, ANTON. 1912 6 st. NV.
PRESSERS-Exper. silks or woods
Go9d g g. pay pay Steady Job. sAFEWAl
PfEssEERs woo Tsar SSsS s41eesOcsa GeOrsa
trousers, either topping -legsing o.
Mr.. Carlson. ARISTO CLEANERS
& DYERS. 1926 South Capitol st
PROFESSIONAL NURSES want wante,
with or without public health nurs:
Main st., New Britain. Conn. 1 write writ:
sional record mailed to this agency
II you are interested.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN-Ex.
Az GIL dCtLNC SPECIALIZING
in Bethesda, Sill. Spr. and Mont
CITY. property. Very attrac. propo-
sition to capable. responsible party
Mr.. Allen, OIL. 2-544l. HARRY S
SCHAFER. s005 Wis. ave, Bethesda
Maryland
RECEPTiONIsT-Atttr. young lad,
with knowledge of tipping. PBI
exper. helpful. Air-conditioned up
town real estate ofice Gooc
starting salary. 35:hr. wk. Apply
In person, MRS. SIMON. Mon. 81
pm. 33l5 Conn ave. NV.
RECEPTIONISTS = For interestin,
Jobs. call PATRICIA STEVENS
CASTING SERVICE. MA. s-6275
RECEP. .-TYPIsT-Bxper.; steady DO.
sttion: 6-day week. FREED'S OPT.
REGIsTIfRks If e. Nurse III for srat.rnai m5o Or.
Ganization. 6-hour day, no Sat OF
SUNDAYS or holidays. Call Mon
DAY between ] and I. Room 416
WASH LOAN & TRUST BLDG, 9th
and F NV.