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Evening star., 1953-01-01
Morals Charge Dropped
AGAINST Randall Teacher

A mroals charge against q Ran
dali Junior High school mathe-
matics teacher was dropped in
Municipal Court yesterday by AS
sistant United States Attorney
Jack Diamond.
Phineas Yoshida. colored. Of the
170O block Of r street NV. pre-
viously had been found guilty on
q charge Of soliciting for lewd and
immoral purposes. Later he was
granted a new trial.
Mr.. Diamond dropped the
charge after he saw the high
quality Of the character witnesses
who were to appear for the
teacher.
Evening star., 1953-01-01

II. Nalley. 608 Tewksbury place
NV. and Donald ]. Sewell, 4246
Lane place NE.
Sergeants-John F. Dirks, 1890
Quesada street NV; Joseph G.
German. 4315 Thirty-ninth street
NV; r. Gilbert kaufman, 81
Hamilton street NV. and Edward
C. Kielkopf. jr., 4533 Middleton
lane. Bethesda. Md.
+ n 4
Two Metropolitan area men re-
Gently completed basic training at
the Medical Replacement Train
ing Center at Camp Pickett. Va.
They are:
Pvt. Kenneth r. Simpson, son
Of Mrs. M. c. Simpson. 4589 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV.
Pvt. Ronald C. Gerard, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip c. Gerard.
412 Penwood road, Silver Spring.
Md.
Evening star., 1953-01-01
| Here and Abroad
News OF Area Men and Women
Serving in the Armed Forces

An Arlington (Va.) man has
been decorated for the fourth time
while flying jet planes In Korea.
First tt. Charles o. Coates, jr..
whose wife lives at 402 North Ok
ford street. has been awarded his
fourth Oak Leaf Cluster to the
Air Medal for meritorius achieve
ment in aerial combat. 1t. Coates
lis q member Of the United States
Airforce 4th Fighter Interceptor
Wing. operating from an advanced
base in Korea. His citation reads
in part:
while flying combat air patrols
and other missions over enemy
territory, his dedication to duty
Evening star., 1953-01-01

and skill were o magnificent con-
tribution to the successful COM
lpletion Of his mission"
1t. Coates parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles o. Coates. live at
1103 North Fillmore street, Arl-
ington.
Paul p. Bennett, jr., whose wife
Lives at It'll Massachusetts, avenue
INV, last week climbed to the
rank Of ensign in the Navy's
Medical Service Corps. Ensign
Bennett formerly served as phar-
macist's mate 1/c. He enlisted
in 1947.
While on duty at Tripler Army
Hospital. Hawaii. he attended
Evening star., 1953-01-01
EnsiRn Bennett,
Pvt. simpsen.

Ensisn Bennett. Pvt. simpson.
night classes Of tine University Of
Hawaii and followed q similar
program at George Washington
University while stationed at the
Naval Hospital at Bethesda, Md.
His appointment to his present
rank came after he recorded the
highest Of lit marks on compet-
tive examinations.
Evening star., 1953-01-01
New Year! NesU Goats!
Women's, Misses and Juniors
$89.75 to $IIO.
FurIess Goats ot rs.

Beautiful dress coots with yoke backs, Styles roll
collars, velvet accents! Ponel book and side flare
siIhouettes in fobrics smooth or textureAForst-
mann, Anglo and Juilliord poodle cloths, oxbndge
fleeces. Anqlo suedes Block grey, beige, brown
diont postei feeces! Sizes l0R to 1h, I to l6.
Also at Conn Ave- and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-01-01

Sixteen students from the Wash
|ington area have been named tc
|ofnces In the Air Force Reserve
|Offcer Training Corps units at
Catholic University. 1t. Col. Joseph
Is. Magrath. jr.. commanding Of
ficer, has announced.
The top-ranking cadet ofiicer Is
Arell E. Weaver, BIT Emerson
Evening star., 1953-01-01
NesC Year! NesU Goats!
Women's and Misses
$lIo. to $I35.
FurIess Coat, so5.

Fitted coats, slimmino box coats in Forstmonn
Mireleo Poodle Forstmonn Lordo boucle texture,
JulIiords furry Zibelne, and imported poodle cloth
coots trimmed with stoles, wing collars, ascot col
lars, droped and tuxedo pones Brown, grey, rust,
blue And Forstmonn pastel fleeces! Sizes l0R
to20h. 8 to TO- Also at Shirlinoton Silver Spring
and Conn Ave-
Evening star., 1953-01-01
NesU Year-Nev Selections!
New $I45. Goats -
:: :: :: :: :: =: :: :: :: sl25.

Jelletfs Great Coat tlooy-the
third, r Street.
Many. many Of these vonder-
fMl peU coat values at our
branch sf0res-Shirlingt0n.
Upper Connecticut Avenue.
Silver Spring and Bethesda
latter tsUO stores open Friday.
1880 noon to 2 PM.
Evening star., 1953-01-01
Women 'S-s75.-s95.- -s125.
-highlights covering 8 big groups!
Sizes 1O1z to 241z, 81 to A.!

all the shouees including dep fitted coots box
coats, ponel and tuxedo coats poreddoWn full coots
o degrees Of fobc texture from deeppe vekey lightly brushed
faces ehpeee wooenJuEod Hito Aoo and sede Fotmonn
Meeo Mok Vdro zbene! FIeeoes fine beodee Poetic
Mills Boony!
-beouthL ukn fu Dyed black Persian Lomb grey Person
Lom dyed Jap Mink dyed Fitch dyed white Fox natural Beoer dyed Boek
surely the fur won't in the style ewost shu~ so
roll colo wing coor stoe oscots cuffs panels and edonqs!
find bock Foshon coobes from soft to midnight now beige
rust and brown tones oxford ond dye e ps greens and some
HIGH foshion postesi
Evening star., 1953-09-20

And your attitude toward men is
shown in your eyes. 1t is one
thing to accent your eyes with
mascara and eye pencil but this
is not enough if the spark-the
invitation-is not there.
Let us say a girl goes to a
party and the man she cares the
most about is not paying any at
tention to her." Corinne said
with her cute French accent.
TRY this trick to attract atten-
ton. 1t always works. Get in
back Of him so that you can
stare at his hairline just above
the neck. The nerve centers are
there He will turn around not
knowing why and you will look
at him with so much charm and
invitation in your eyes he will
come over.
BE a good listener" Corinne
continued. You don't have to
say a word to let him know you
are attentive because your eyes
can do it. Women should be
more careful about their con-
versation. A man is bored if
they say stupid things and if
they are intelligent he dislikes
the competition. The only safe
subject to talk about is HIM.
Evening star., 1953-09-20

can't afford to go out and buy
this. Give yourself a lift in an
other way-read a little poem
that you think is very beauti-
full, go into a garden and f1ll
your mind with the beauty of
nature and keep this lovely
thought with you the night you
enter the party. The men won't
notice your dress. but I promise
that they will notice you"
asked Corinne if she dressed
for men or for women.
Her expressive eyes told me
she considered this a very fool-
ish question. For men. Of
course she said.
But I don't believe in follow
ing fashion. {" she continued.
You should follow the line Of
your body. You must always
keep in mind what looks good
on you. not what they are try
ing to sell.
When I was single I kept
little black book and noted down
whenever a man complimented
a dress or color I was wear
ing. Then I didn't wear Toms
favorite when I was with Dick.
But 1 have found a man will
admire a low-cut dress on you
until he becomes really inter-
ested and then he's more criti-
cal. But don't pay too much at
tention to this. He is only afraid
that other men will be too at
tracted to you"
Corinne wears her hair in q
long, soft bob around her face
and is determined not to cut it
unless the part she Is playing
demands short hair.
The biggest mistake women
make today is to cut their hair"
she explained. Long hair is a
definite way to attract attention.
Even though it is more trouble to
care for than short hair, 1t is
worth it."
do you think perfume plays
an important part in the battle
of the Sexes?" I asked.
THE average woman has no
idea how much power there is
in the sense of smell. Perfume
creates mood but you must be
Evening star., 1953-09-20
By lydio Lone

HOLLYWOOD.-When Corinne
Calvet went with me recently to
visit some Korean soldiers in a
veterans hospital near here. she
was greeted with more whistles
and wolf calls than any guest
I've had since Marilyn Monroe
went with me last year.
On the long drive home we
discussed this elusive quality
known as sex appeal and I asked
Corinne what she thought a shy
girl could do to attract mascu-
line attention.
THE most important thing"
Corinne said quickly, "is not your
appearance but your attitude.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Glamour Is Their Business

You are on safe ground when
you get him to tell you about
himself or when you say what
you think about him."
It see you've given this sub
ject a great deal Of thought" I
commented. .a
Corinne smiled and said: "All
French girls do"
Tell me more" I said.
"The thought of beauty is
more important than beauty it
SELF" Miss Calvet confided.
when you are going to a party
and you wish you had new
dress or some exciting piece of
costume jewelry to wear, don't
let it spoil your spirit if you
Evening star., 1953-09-20

intensity the fragrance" Corinne
explained. Take a piece of cot
ton, pour a drop of perfume onto
it, and go around your hairline
which is full of pulse points. You
will maintain an aura of perfume
this way"
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Corinne CoIvet-- -'Cet Behind Him, Stare

observant because not all men
react the same to every scent"
How do you use perfume?"
I asked.
The most effective place to
put it is on the pulse points so
that the eatsof}your body will
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Vote for Beauty

Here's your chance to tell
Lydia Lane what you'd like
to see in her future columns.
On a post card write the
names of the Hollywood
stars you would like to hear
about. If you don't have a
post card, write on the back
Of an empty envelope, since
this will assist recording
your request. Also, II you
like, tell what subjects you
want Lydia Lane to write
about. Your vote will help
to bring those subjects in
which you are most inter-
ested.
Send your post card vote
to Lydia Lane, Mirror Syn
dicate, 145 South Spring
street, Los Angeles SO, Calf.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
special
this
week
only
one is hand -coIored

Think Of paying so little for something thot
will mean so much to you in future years.
O beautiful portrait taken in our studio and
hond-eoIored by our artists that catches and
keeps your chiId's sweet coIorine. And you
get another picture to give.
Down Stoln Store, Photo Studio, Norsh Building
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Try This

ny IhIs
Want new way to serve beef
stew? Ladle it over baking pow
der biscuits that are piping hot
and split.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
To Measure

A glass quart measure with a
rounded bottom is useful for
mixing and pouring batters.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
HELP DOMESTIC tcon..J

MOTHERS HELPER, light duties:
live in, good home with kind peo-
pie; experience unnecessary If pleas
ant and willing; SIS wk. to start.
SECOND MAID: live in; refs; exper
ing in lge: house. for family with 3
children: one wkdy. and every other
Sun; on; S35. EN-. 3-lS92.
WOMAN, white, 1875; to live in:
genera! ,housework. 9 children; $50
PHI Pper Tesk; CSll DI. 7-164l.. 10.
care Of one child and HIf Ink 70 Must sSKt
1--we in, References required. Cali
LU. 2-9S49. between 2 and s. Id
GOOD COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER,
pet. 50 and 40. pleasant and refined,
Tor small family: to live in: upstairs
room with pvt: bath. II you have
pay 0Un an atsEsaye EssS Fssord We bUp will
after 10 am, RA. 3-31Sl. III
WHITE WOMAN to assist in kitchen
pyt' sanltarium; nearby Md; live in
sETTLED WOMAN; must be pe expert-
Ssnced in g:h.w. and child care;
EIDERIY WoMAN. WSo5fdfnses colored aM Or SSSs WSit.
to care for 9-mo.-old baby; 6 days
week; no housework, Gail Ia. g.
9I63 from s AIMS pm. is
RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN; live in:
Inv. and care for 7-yr. -old child
week ends and nights free il desired,
after q; wkdays.; any time Sat. and
Sun. JE. 3-92S0,
RELIABLE MAID WANTED for R.h.w
ana cnild care. must be patient with
small children; no cooking. pvt.
Cn1 FIT, oRETeG I'VE n, ,1vJu, 5-7713. lis
work; day only: SIS plus car
rare 1927 Alton pl. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
HELP WOMEN tconS.)

CLERK. white. general ONCE work.
some typing required. 5-day wk..
2-wk. paid vacation. Salary $40
st. s.w. RE. 7-SO12. -21
CLERK, perm. pos. for small branch
office; telephone, typing, and filing
duties; 5-day,Wk., group ins; Call
Mr. Jones or Miss Smith, MA. s-91o4' sou
CLERICAL-For personnel once, to
meet the public and assist in train
ing; department store or teaching
experience preferred; must be able
to hnr}y type; liberal e%ploye 6eness HHN
BERG's. 9Th floor. 7th, Sth and K
SITS. NV, -19
CLERICAL ASST; some typing. In
tereSting work. Perm. position, B.
day week. Apply 2nd f., 1872 Eve
CLERK ESTiYPIsT. exper.; start sSsas
half Tor overtime "a days "a annual
leave, 12 days sick leave. once
located near Library of Congress.
For appt, please call Mrs. Hender-
CLERK LEI K -TYPIST@-we like to work in
o:easant SURROUNDINGS. With con:
are friendly and dependable, and
under So. come in bet. $40. and
4:30 and talk to us Knowl. Of twp.
desired but speed not imp. These
ployes work ) days wk.. 37K2 hrs.
Vacation and sick leave benefits
Our company cafeteria is run on
non-profit basis, and employees re-
ceive excellent food at low cost.
Apply Room 300, Personnel CficP,
EQUITABLE INSURANCE CO.. SIG
14th St NV -16
CLERK under 80 accurate
with figures for circulation records
department, newspaper once; 5-day
week, vacation, insurance, hospital
ization, advancement; GEORGETOWN
location. CO. 5-l014. is
CLERK-TYPIST-Dependable, ac-
curate, for permanent position in
conditioned downtown ofice of
radio engineering firm; 5-day wk.,
. wks. vacation. Start at $4,000.
Apply 906 National Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1953-04-16

GIRL. live in: experience and refer
ences; "a day. Thurs. and Sun. JU
S-93S7. -17
GIRL. exper., with highest refs.
wanted for gh.w, partial care of
child, in Albany, N. Y; summer on
Rhode Island shore. Call NO. T.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
AEIP-W0MEN
WOMEN

We have several sales positions open
IN our Northern Virginia shopS for
those interested in meeting the pub
nc. No selling experience necessary.
Gooo starting salary, 40-hour week,
MI Hogan, SINGER HsP.X sEWING N GeciHH. cen.
LEN, tEI;S, SnirEngton shopping center.
LADY, for general once
S3a S9PK; MUST have some exper. Apply
YoTNG % kxbY' "a GiS: neat, who likes TaS meet
permanent: Apply b. j. KAUFMAN,
INC. 10O5 Pa. ave. NV. is
YOUNG LADY FOR POSITION as
cierk-typist: Perm. position, 5-day
Rn7atHn ment prTs Insurance ADn2 ,5. and retire
INGTON LOAN & TRUST Co. 18th
WHITE HoUSEKEEPER, for Ise,,
new motor court. JE. 2-01IO. -I5
with use Of car, for
unusual work. No houSe-to- house
selling. %nits. $40 ea; day you work 4 hrs.
yads Write M Mr.; BRoYLEs. RIM. 2I0.
HOUSE 35Ts OF Of srUARr 81 niTi COSMETIC co.
has openings for refined white
ladies', no deliveries, no collections,
pay check every Friday. Use OF
car g n and phone OIL. 4-3o4o. 4 to Z
WANTED DEPENDABLE partltim.
Salesladies, Fri. 5 to 9; Satl, IL to
9: Some full time avail. Apply
MIS- Murray. H. L. GREEN Co.
MATURE, cultured woman, 1888.
Would you like highly remunera-
tive position with people who will
make an honest effort to under
stand and appreciate you? Educa.
Serv; which is not routine work.
Rapid advancement when quali-
ned. Write. for appt. giving age,
exp: exp: and tele. number. Box 144-E,
AVON PRODUCTS can plac. ~1S se1sr.,
capable women in new exclusive
asreas: earn earn $50 mo-. spare hours.
WANTED = Christian house-mother,
for Protestant institution, to SUPER
wise small boys, school age, from
broken homes; live in. Cali RA.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
HELP-WoMEN

NURSING DIRECTOR, experience ac-
ceptable in lieu OF degree; 115-bed
general hospital: ADEQUATE personnel.
apply Supt:, SUBURBAN HOSPITAL,
BetheSda, Md, OIL. 4-615O. IL
Evening star., 1953-04-16
KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodeline
service, Let us show you what can
be done to your old kitchen. No
down payment, 36 months to pay.
Phone Ii. 4-45SS: ewes. and Sun.
HE d.6O6Q
Evening star., 1953-04-16
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, public and indus
ttial' age 81. business college eradu-
ate, SIX years experience; CPA firm
preferred. Box SD. Star.
AkIlSI. if;iI exper. interior design and
eStrS'1Dn; asency YORK top CoiNr ~ desiEners ad
instructor wants Job. NO. 7-S0s4.
GENERAL INSURANCE UNnER.
WKITER-SALESMAN. 4 yrs agency,
oi,. d,iyr. company exper.. Age 81. sgle.'
c0iiese graduate. Box l26-D. Star.
MAN, colored, respectable, settled.
would like position as porter or
raw bar man. Excellent references.
Phone EX. 3-7965.
MAN, colored. desires 2 or ; morns,
RpStty;; pSt; light porter or elevator opr.
MAN. MXNeSeeS' g. white. hit 4-aes1 desires usrt.tim.
mech. ability. Car. d. g permit e
Consider ANYTHING. 10. $3.50.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. Odd Jobs, yard work
val washing: carpentry, houseclean-
ing, etc: SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
LightS Corp. ME. Sassy.
NIGHT AUDITOR, qualified. sober
Ses7S5' SSeff5ed' reliable references. DE,
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. 81 Ms,
some exper.; pos. with Consulting
snSineer; Box 124-D Star. Is"
washington area interested in hav.
ing a middle aged, Thoroughly ex-
perienced CIGAR MAN as part
ner. and share in running the stand?
CIGAR MAN Box 341-C. Star
VETERAN. would like lob as tractor
trailer driver. Phone TIE. 6-1S49
WOULD LIKE porter Job, cleaning
to pm, 5-day week; good ref
erences. K. MORGAN. HU. 3-s4is
YOUNG family man desires mart
time work. evenings, ell pm: Rave
light panel truck: anything but sales
work: HA. o-7552. 16'
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, rs, single
neat appearance. good driver. Free
to travel, excel. character. HARRY
WOLFF, RA. 6-I19I.
Evening star., 1953-04-16

Permanent position, 5-day, 4O-hour
week. Pleasant working conditions.
Liberia discount on purchases. In
Surance and disqualification plan.
Retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE EMPLOYMENT OF.
FICE- n P st. ne. Id
Evening star., 1953-04-16
YOUNG MEN

On -the-job training for Korean vet
Grams only on the Gil bill Dental
technicians with established firm.
Permanent: 5-day week. Apply 2nd
floor at 100 Eve ST n w -17
Evening star., 1953-04-16
TRAINEE

lRAlNEE
We are looking for a draft-exempt
young man, age 2O-3O. who is work
ing toward or has a degree in
business administration; after a
short training period he will be
promoted to the supervisory posi-
tion of assistant cashier; hours,
$50 am. to 4:45 PM. Monday
through Friday. Apply personnel
once, Room 300, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., SIG 14th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIvER-ApDIy. 1878 9Th
TRUCK DRIVER, for city delivery;
must know city and have D. c.
permit. Apply SOUTHERN STATES
MARKETING, 347 Va. ave. s.w.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored, tall. strong
fast delivery man. 5h-day week.
$40 wk Apply AMERICAN BAG
q PAPER. 1896 H st. ne.
TV SERVICEMEN, to work on out
side; excellent salary; good chance
for advancement. Give qualiflca-
tions. Box 214-E, Star. III
TV AND RADIO SERVICEMEN, bench
or outside work; full or part time;
excellent salary. RA. 3-46SS. al
TV-RADIO-Experienced bench. out
ton. CONGRESS HEIGHTS RADIO
SERVICE. Phone 10. 2-1350. -1g
TV SERVICEMAN, part time. AID
Evening star., 1953-04-16
Flagstone and Stone
TINpH

Cement drivewayS. walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain.
age. Also, outdoor f1replaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable rates. free
estimates. Call RA. 6-6795. 30
FLOORS S;ANDED and. finished.
cleaned and .waxed; old floors made
ike new. Call any time. WA. 7-ll29.
FLOOR SANDING, waxing. paper
hanging, painting. Guaranteed
work. AID. 4-6490. 21'
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
work guar; eXper. mech; free est,
Average rm.; SIS. CO. 6-4S3n
FLOORS SANDED and finished: DUAL.
ity work at a reasonable price. NJ.
FLOOR SERVICE, Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding. finishing.
finishes, FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 492S .cordeu ave-.
Bethesda Md. OIL. 4-7466
REPAIRS. painting, plas-
tering. carpentry work. roof painting.
repairing: no Job too small. PRINTz.
Ii. 4-1511.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
AGENTS
DEALERS

For aluminium triple track storm win
COWS and doors:- quick delivery from
our local manufacturing plant. EX-
eceIlent discount. Call MR.. KAY,
Evening star., 1953-04-16
TYPIST

TYPIST
Permanent position, 5-day, 4o-hour
Liberia discount on purchases. IN
surance and disqualification plan.
Retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE EMPLoYMENT oF.
F1CEr ~ P st. ne. lie
TYPISTS
Age II to 80: 5-day, 37-hour week;
excel working conditions with good
chance for advancement. Apply
INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO. OF
NORTH AMERICA, $50 woodward
Bldg. 10th and H sts. NV. IL
TYPlST CLERK, in settlement once,
some knowledge OF shorthand pre-
ierred but not required under IS
McKnew; REAL ESTATE TITLE ms.
CO... SOB E st. NV. Wash. D. c.
TYPEST-CLERK
Accopnting dept: Of New York stock
not NECESSARY. Start Immediately.
Salary 5000. Box 94-E, Star. 10
WAITRESS-DEL RIO RESTAURANT,
Charlotte Hall, Md. Experience un-
necessary; good salary: room and
BOARD free. Mechanicsville 103-F113
white. 81 or over. Eve
ming shift. good tips. RA. 6-O2S0.
New Hampshire at Farragut St. NV.
WAITRESS CWhite). experienced. Cali
and 8 st; cARRIGAN's REsTAU.
y RANT; 2G17 g st. NV. ID
white. Attractive and
experienced. Call Tower 9-6001.
uAvrpres ~u.~,ur IL
fast. dependable. With references'
Excellent job; Apply in person at
the WHEEL BAR. 1917 Bladensburg
and attractive ton
Ssalary ana tips. HALF SHELL REST,
$40 Branch ave. sc. 10. 8-959O.
WAITREss-Food and liquor experi-
ence; night shift; excel. salary and
lips. Apply in person after 8 pm,
PARAMOUNT I1tS RESTAURANT. 1919
WAITRESS. white; exper. for part
NJ @e s1nda9s 51T d5aaeh' couNRsu e. until REsT2T
y RANT; !. INT 637 F st. NV. . f'ei @1a g.
exper., mature. Tips
$40-$45 wkly. Alexandria resident
pref. Apply DUKES DELICATESSEN
3S3 3S3 DOMINATION dr., Alex; XII. g.
MATTRESSES. white. over FL, day O,
night shift open. Full or part time
AT eeonn9dIitioned. Call after 2 pm
WAiTREsS. white, must be eSper
Apply in person, GAMECOCK RES
TAURANT, 1715 Pa. ave. NV. lis
WAITRESS: for breakfast and lunch
con. Neat. experienced and depend
able. Contact Mrs. Reed, in per-
son: between am. and 8 pm.
HOTEL WINDSOR PARK, $500
Conn: ave. NV. is
white, excellet position
for experienced. neat and reliable
yorker:, Weekly earnings ayera ge
p S32 r1iI and "a peter; WAGSHAL'S DELL
CATEssEN' 1885 Mass. ave. NV,
MATTRESSES. experienced. wanted.
RANDY'S RESTAURANT. lib 18th
experienced: tray serv-
Ice; Apply in person. SEAFARE RES.
TAURANT. 1924 Conn. ave. 10
experienced, mature
preferred. Tips between SIS and
500; salary S24. Apply SHIRLING-
TON DEL1CATESSEN. 4O15 S. 18th
Arl.; TIE. 6-0096. III
MATTRESSES, white. experienced,
sxcsl: T.iIp t TIPS HT APP Apply osTERBAY RES
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exper., good earnings. vacation with
pay. MAYNARD'S RESTAURANT
q COCKTAIL LOUNGE. 1903 14th
Evening star., 1953-04-16
SUPPLY SALES
OPPORTUNITY
Graphic Arts Equipment
Industry

A LARGE REPUTABLE AND
FACTURER OF GRAPHIC
RENT OPENINGS FOR SEW
ERAL ADDITIONAL FIELD
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,.
ASSIGNMENTS WILL IN
VOLVE DISTRIBUTION OF
MACHINERY AND SUPPLY
ITEMS USED BY PRINTERS
AND LITHOGRAPHERS IN
WASHINGTON METROPOLI-
TAN AREA AND VICINITY.
APPLICANTS WILL BE Sc
BASIS OF SALES iNTEREsT,
APTITUDE AND PERSONAL
1TY: PREVIOUS SALES EX-
PERIENCE IN OR OUT OF
GRAPHIC ARTS FIELD WILL
BE ADVANTAGEOUS, BUT IS
NOT ESSENTIAL. RESIDENTS
OF METROPOLITAN AREA
PREFERRED. SALARY POSI-
TON. COMPREHENSIVE EN-
PIOYE BENEFITS PROGRAM.
AGE 25-40. PLEASE OUTLINE
COMPLETE BACKGROUND
DETAILS IN FIRST CONFI-
DENTAL REPLY. ARRANGE
MENTS FOR PERSONAL LO-
CAL INTERVIEWS AT con-
VENIENCE OF APPLICANTS
WILL BE ARRANGED WITHIN
c-WEEK PERIOD AFTER RE-
CEIPT OF LETTER. BOX
329-C, STAR.