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Evening star., 1953-10-22
Virginia Candidates
Debate Labor and
School Racial Issues

For the first time since the
campaign gathered momentum
few weeks ago, segregation in
public schools last night became
an out-in-the-open issue in the
political campaign for local and
State Offices in Northern Viz
ginia.
About 100 persons heard two
candidates for a House of Dele
gates Seat-Armistead L. Boothe,
Democrat, the incumbent, and
John A. sCroghan, Independent
trade verbal blows on labor views
at a meeting sponsored by the
Del Ray Citizens Association in
Alexandria.
The segregation issue arose
when Mr.. Croghan accused Mr..
Boothe of 'fence sitting on the
question of segregation in the
State, particularly in the schools.
FaVOrS Segregation.
II will tell you" Mr.. Croghan
said, that I firmly and categori-
cally favor segregation"
Mr.. Boothe, an asSemblyman
for six years. replied by citing
his record in the House.
II have never advocated the
abolition of segregation in the
schools of Virginia" he said.
because I feel it won't work.
But I did favor the law which
abolished it with regard to trains
and common carriers. 1t is most
important that we remember
Negroes are Americans.
Mr.. Croghan described his op-
ponent as "a member of one of
Alexandria's royal families who
thinks he should be in Office
purely by right of inheritance. I"
He also accused Mr.. Boothe of
being mo friend of labor"
Mr.. Croghan, bidding for the
labor vote. called for the repeal
of the States right work
act" which he described as "hav-
ing wiped out the closed shop"
Mr.. Boothe said he would stand
on, his lahor-vote record.
1T is a fact" he said, that to-
day labor has more friends in
Richmond than it has ever had
in the history of the State, be-
cause a number of us there have
done what we thought best for
labor and management" He ex-
pressed some misgivings. how
ever, over the "right-to-work
act"
Candidates for Attorney.
Candidates for Alexandria S
Commonwealth's Attorney post
Earl F. Wagner, Democrat, and
William C. Bauknight, Independ-
ent, renewed charges of doubt
full loyalty made at a meeting
last week.
Mr.. Bauknight still holds that
his opponent took an active part
on Republican committees during
last falls campaign which saw
the State go Eisenhower. He
held up two newspaper stories
which he said listed Mr.. Wag-
ner's name as a delegate to Re-
publican conventions.
Mr.. Wagner settled for his
statement of last week, which
said: II am a Democrat. I have
always been a Democrat"
Judge Candidates.
In the race for judge of the
city's Civil and Police Court.
Denis r. Ayres, Independent. re-
newed his call for establishment
of a city prison farm as a re-
placement for expansion Of the
jail. Democratic Incumbents
James 2. Duncan and James N.
Colasanto viewed the plan with
skepticism because of the cost.
There was one acknowledged
Republican present at the meet
ing. Fred B. Morrison, cam
paigning for Republican candl-
dates on the State wide ticket in
the November election, called
for support of the G.. o. P. slate
headed by Ted Dalton for Gov
ernor. Mr.. Boothe countered with
a request for support of the
Democratic ticket, headed by
Thomas B. Stanley.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
On the Radio Toniqht

Listen tonight at 10:45
O'Clock as the Eagle family
tells it's story to Bryson Rash
over WMAL. The Star sta
tion.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Saturday U. N. Day

RICHMOND, Oct. %. up -
Gov. Battle yesterday designated
Saturday as United Nations Day
in Virginia.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
Phoenix Buys
Center Site

Seven acre tract just west of
18th Street on Comeback Road
in Phoenix was secured as the
site for the new community cen
ter. Three and a half acres were
purchased for $4,000 and the re-
naming 312 acres were donated
by the sellers. The tract was orr
ginally listed for $4,000.
1t is reported that two separate
offers of more than $4,000 each
have been made for frontage on
the property. Offers were reject
ed on the basis that no action
should be taken until final con-
struction plans for the center are
made.
Center is expected to require
five acres and consist of a social
and fine arts building, an outdoor
swimming pool, children's pool,
gymnasium, offices, nurser
school, playground and parking
area. Construction of the first
unit is expected before fall. A
Phoenix contractor offered to
build the center on a cost-minus
basis.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05

gone to help the people of Israel
since the establishment of the
state.
In addition to the philanthropic
contributions during the pas t
five years, the. billion dollar sum
included: $135,OOO,OOO from the
Export-Import Bank; $138, 100000
in US. grants; $311,000,0OO in Is
rael bonds, loans, private invest
philanthropic campaigns
in other countries and other
sources.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
Newsmon Out

LONDON (JTA) - The "JeW-
ish Chronicle" reports that the
Egyptian Government has expell-
ed Jacques Maleh, its Cairo cor
respondent, after holding him six
days in prison. The correspond
ent was informed that his pres
ence was undesirable because he
was British subject and because
he was the correspondent of a
foreign Jewish newspaper"
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
Need CIothinq

A community wide call spon-
sored by the various Zionist or
ganizations is being made for
good used clothing which will be
sent to Israel. Clothing in good
condition for men, women, and
children of all ages, including
shoes are wanted.
Bundles should be deposited in
the Samuel Safner garage, 1857
E. 9Th ST.
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
Half OF Aid
To New State
Non-Covernrnent

NEW YORK (JTA)-Using pri-
vate philanthropy as a little
Point Four program" Jews in the
u. S. have contributed almost half
"a total of $416,OOO,OOO- the
billion dollars in aid which has
The Arizona post., 1953-06-05
JEWISH


1t is easier to give SUBSCRIP-
TION to the ARIZONA POST
than to try to write
Evening star., 1953-11-20

DE Luxe CORNER DUP, SO Victor
n.e.-1st f., 24-ft. liv. rm., mod.
kit. bedrm. and BATH bsmt.: S85,
incl. utils. Open 1916. WA. 7-0413
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Just across the District line. One
and theater. Excel. bus transp.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

TWO ROOMS. kit, and bath. modern.
beautifully furnished, completely
TV' SI75 a mo. PooKs HILL APIS.
Rockville rd.. Bethesda, Md, Can
Mr.. Heilman. HO. 2-44S0 for appt.
WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th st NV.
Excel o.rm apts, sos 500; LII
Evening star., 1953-11-20
APTs. FURNIsHED--MD.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Two rooms,
kitchenette. bath; suitable 2 adults:
bus stop at door. S65 mo. LA
CONGA APIS, 9412 Baltimore blvd.
--26
MT. RAINIER-3-rm apt. elec. kit,
screened porch; $3.50 mo. w. w.
LEWIS. Realtor, HE. 4-3500; ewes.
HA. 2-T070. --21
HYATTSVILLE-2 bedrms,,, liv. rm;.
kit, bath: pvt. entr.; utils.: empl.
cple.: $50. WA. 7-3070. "a
GAITHERSBURG. MD.
One bedrmS.. liv. rm.. elec. kit. and
bath; no pets: ref $50 n. w.
BECRAFT, Gaithersburg 500 or 244.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

GREENBELT APTs.-Emc,, 8 mi. n.e.
D; C.; line; l block bus. shops; SAG
KE. S-48l5 or OR. 1868: =-26
.. c. linelTwo bedrms.,. $40: 3
seS9ms-' scS9n .,S S1So S7oss Mr' shopping. bus
TWO BEDRMS;. lee. liv. rm,, lge. kit
pvt. home; reas. 4S00 Queensbury
rd.. Riverdale. Md. WA. 7-4524.
/ blk. bus; Hyattsville; for adults
TAKOMA PARK-Fairly new 1-bed-
rm: garden apt; lge. liy. rm.; fine
section; Cali JU. $4,000. -25
LORD CALVERT APIS. : l and 2
bedrm. apts;; liv. rm.. dinette. Near
alS q cal Md Ap e0Ryf9i9n' 7fR4a 'Fsn$Rpr- 4
SgITLAND, rr. Census Bldg. Ground
floor; .liy: rm., bedrm.. dinette. kit.
and bath: clean and .qulet: no
rSRlIoSMSAn SihRlIoSMSeAn' faRkone fS2 mo- So SsOS7 ant
lge. closet space; close to stores and
buses; S75 mo. JU. S-1S7S. -23
apts.. S7O-$90. plus utils. SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. 6-7S00 -22
COLLEGE PARK, 4626 Kncx rd.---2
DeQrmS., NV rm.. QlneIle, XIII. Datn,
walking distance Md. Univ: conv. to
shopping center and transp.: $96.b0
Utils incl UN. 4-2956
SILVER SPRING-New bldg: bed
rm.. liv, rm:. dinette. kit. bath: $50
SILVER -bedrm. duplex
500 per month plus utils. Adjacent
space suitable for doctors office.
SILVER SPRING-Mod. e-bedrm.
apt, mr.. Piney Branch and Flower
aye; SEP, SEP, BEERS BROS. TIL 8;
RENT RIElDuiCED-one-bedrm. apt,
redecorated; utils. incl; S72.50.
SIS. $50. All situated in Takoma
Park. Md. JU. 5-756O. JU. 5-2947.
TAKOMA PARK. "a blk. bus; Isl f.,
2-family house; rms, lge. Kit,
bath; refs. Now avail; $52.50. JU.
JUST uaPOoi OFF WISCONSIN AvE.-44o4
East West hwy, Bethesda, Md. A
1-apt. bldg; lge. rooms; 2 bed;
rooms; 500 mo-; no children. Call
OIL. 2-2745, 90 weekdays. Ma. be
LAURELN1st-h. apt. in 5-apt. bldg. (;
mod; cows; for adult cple. Apply
Laurel 653-M or EN-. 2-es65, D, C.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
APTs. FURNlsHED--vA.

bsth; nfiIs' 500. ia. ao2$5. fHSnS aaS
apts; S4-S7 per
day. Kit, bath; children, maid,
pets. ia. 2-2453. KE. 7-nl49. -23
l6I1 N. EnGTWOOD ST., ARI.-
Lovely liv. ,rm. .bedrm.. kitchen,
6at bath rsse eyerythins g. fuTn except IN;
ARLiNGTON = Transient apt; near
Pents gon; S35 per week; S1a0 per
month. OF. 4-7000; 566 S. 23rd st.
ALEX, vA.-Furn.; 3 rooms and
Sa6 s1th $50 Phone nS TE rO8Ts asaa and .o: bath
8 MIN. WI "'Oi To PENTAGoN@Liv. rm..
hedrm:, kit; 1907 S. goth st.. OF.
- Furn. bedrm., liv
rm.. kit. and bath; S75 to $50 so;
military personnel preferred. TIE.
SOUTH ARLiNGToN. conv; penta-
kit. bath with shower. pvt entr..
screened porch; all utils: S95; cple..
no children, no pets. OF. 4-7235.
1s w. Mt Ida ave.
home; SS5 mo. oV. $500: -2l
ARL., Z Minis. Pentaeon; / bedrm.,
sep. dinette. Overlooks wooded
countryside; exauisitely furn.. with
blond and wrought-iron furn., incl
2l-in. TV, broadloom carpeting and
custom drapery. Rent incls. utilS
ia. 4-0126. -26
1911 N. TROY. 12 min. to downtown
and Pentagon; / "a blks. from Court
house; > rms. dinette. kit. and bath
unusually attractive; apt. bldg.i
laundry. parking. JA. 7-926S. 80
location; now avail: S105 mo. Cal
j. H. BENOIT. Realtor. KE. S-6657i
ewes. JE. 3-1141. 90
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Reception hall, liv. rm., dinette,
bedrms., kitchen and bath. S124.20.
incl. utilities.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bed
room; no pets: utils. not incl; cple. I;
refs. on bus. $62.50. 10. 3-68S9.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. ell utils;
furn.; pvt. bath WE. 5-a79S. --22
LIVING ROOM, bedrm.,. kitchen and
incl. utils. WA. 1928. 36l2 39th
ave, Colmar Manor, Md. -.2
TERRACE APT, Tx. PIX, facing Sligo
PIX; "a blk bus--Lge. sunny rm.,
kit, share bath; suit. or ? men:
now avail. SAC. so. JU. 9-4a03.- 20
THREE-RM;; bath; furn apt; a !, fer 2;
81O3 10th AVE, Cottage City. Md,
- mi. D. C. line-Bedrm.. liv. rm.,
kit, bath. pvt entr. Utils. incl, S75
mo. Phi. WA. 1885 or WA. 7-3369.
Evening star., 1953-11-20

AVALON APARTMENTS, 1927 Adams
Mill rd. NV. (Nr. 18th and Column
bia .rd.) Compl. remodeled apis. with
modern kits, newly tiled baths; in
most conv. loc. Efflciencies and
bedrooms from $79.50, incl. utils.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
GLASSMANOR

Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds.
Apply in person. WA, 7-6200. 90
Evening star., 1953-11-20
WILTSHIRE PARKWAY

3701 Conn. ave. NV. Eficiency;
comfortable and attrac.; suitable for
2; in modern. well-kept bldg; ex-
cellent residential location; every
conv. and facility; avail. Dec. 1.
EN- 3-2SO0. - "a
Evening star., 1953-11-20

Nicely furnished apt. Reception hall.
liv. rm., dinette, bedrm., kitchen
and bath. Sl05, incl. utilities.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Telephone Supervisor
Sales-Service

The CLASSIFIED Adver-
tising Dept. of THE BAL
TIM MORE E SUNPAPERS
has a position available
for a settled, intelligent
woman who has had sue
ceSsful experience either
as a classified advertis-
ing telephone supervisor,
or as a telephone sales
service supervisor In a
comparable field. This
position entails the ef-
fectiye training and per-
Sonal control of a large
feminine sales force.
Here is a splendid oppor-
tunity for some one who
is interested in a perma-
nent advertising career
with one of the worlds
leading newspapers.
Write, giving complete
information and experi-
ence to w. C. Schmidt,
clasSifie d advertising
manager, BALTIMORE
SUNPAPERS, Baltimore,
Md.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HELP-WoAAEN

SILK FINISHERS-Must be expert
In person. ROYAL CLEANERS. ] sos
14th St. NV. -25
SILK PRRssER-Exp. and willing to
york. Apply l. WAXBERG. 5O1S
Conn. ave. NV.
SODA GIRLS. no sun. daytime only.
SERVICE PHARM.. 18th and Eye
SITS. NV. -27
se58EsT se,s9E1E csPsse@P s2sltlsP ogen ,,g write rte
sCiENTisT. s5o5 ieth St. NV.
|STENOGRAPHER, part or fun time;
perm. Apply I'd A., 1722 Eye st.
NV. -26
HSTENOGRAPHER, under So; attrac.
opening, small industrial organiza-
ton; good shorthand and tipping es-
sential: interesting permanent posi-
ton with future. Call Mr.. WALKER.
sTENOGRAPMER, not over 40 yrs.
manent. 5-day, 40-hr. wk., liberal
annual and sick leave privileges.
Interesting work for motion picture
concern. Dictation 30 w.p.m. Phone
Ii. $4,000. Ext. 6-3323. Pa
.STENOGRAPHER for business once
OF publishing company. permanent
position; 5-day wk.: paid vacation,
paid sick leave, free insurance. Di.
7-2900. Ext. 215.
STENOGRAPHER--Permanent posi-
tioa, chance for advancement; 4O-
hour, 5-day week, Monday through
Friday; starting salary, S29g per
month. Apply Room S02. 11O1 YER
mont avenue NV, am. to pm.
IueSday through Friday.
STENOGRAPHER With some
EnnwladUa 80 81. 4
once routine. Permanent position.
Excellent future. BEACON ELEC-
Silver Spring, Nd. 30
STENOGRAPHER-3 : hr. 5 day
wk. vacation and sick leave; pleas
ant working conditions In downtown
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. OF b. C..
sTENOGRAPHER tsirl), who likes re-
sponsibilities: 5-day week; SEMI
FoRm eaaai co, S5casiSns N8 s-osAd. ssAdioNAL UNI
STENOGRAPHER. full or part time.
Call ia 5-9l97 or IA. 2-S313. --26
STENOGRAPHER, for real estate Of
nee; experience not necessary, b.
STENOGRAPHER-Law offices; hrs.
9-5 Ia Every srd sat. Cali Mon. ME. \
STENOGkAPHER - Varied. Interest,"
permanent lob with small firms; To-
Gated near Euclid St. one block
from 11th st. or Georgia ave. car
lines. VIII consider seven-hour day.
sons. AppIy to Lee Harris. EIEC-
TRIO EQUIPMENT CO., 24T3 Sl1er-
man ave. NV. Phone AID. 2-l600.
STENQGRAPHER - Immediate open
ing for exper. stenographer under
30 yrs. of age, for scientific re-
search organization.
IN hr. day. 5-day week, "a
days annual leave. Is days
sick leave.
For interview call Ex. $500. Ext.
30. --27
Evening star., 1953-01-25
7th and D SITS. NV.

SEAMSTRESS for ladies' dresses and
coats; good position for experienced
LADY, JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.. 1924
F st. NV.
SEAMSTRESS, white to work in
drapery and upholstery shop. 702
9th st. NV.
SECRETARY for doctors ONCE. white
Apply IN own hand writing: give
age: salary. P. o. Bog 500. Silver
Spring, Md. --25
SECRETARY for one-man sales office
OF national manufacturer; general
office experience and ability to ham
die detail necessary: salary open.
Write stating experience. education,
age and salary required. Box 146-Y,
Star -25
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER -
gms groeen aW sSdrtsanG Ssa yie redTed mnyows5 Sa
le@A experience not essential: start
S275 Box 1857, Star. -26
SECRETARY, insurance experience.
desired to work in real estate office;
nr: Takoma Park: 40-hour week. RA.
3-2270.
SECRETARY for partner in busy law
ofice specializing in radio and
want IS an easy Job where you You
assume no responsibilities and dis
play no initiative, please do not
reply. However If you have pride
in your work and ability and want
you can demonstrate both. this may
be just the thing you are looking
for. No previous legal experience
necessary. New air-conditioned once
bldg. Salary open. Box 434-Y,
Star. :-26
ARY-Permanent. with es-
tab. organization; under 35, no
small children; 5-dayfwk.; start $3.50
mn CAXER2 nE D-JnEn
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HELP--MoAEN

SALESWOMEN - Outside selling
white or colored; sell ladies nylon
hosiery and mems dress shirts d.
rect to consumer, fun or part time;
excellent earntnes. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING, 503 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Trainees

Editorial assistant; 5-day
wk.. $500 mo. to start. Box 445-L
TYPIsT-Hieh school graduate, ex-
perience not required if typinR is
good quality; 5-da. wk., $40 to
4:45, pleasant working cond.. Vaca-
ton with pay, group hosp, ins. avail;
AETNA cAsu4fTy 1SET eSsaHtus & SURETY ~ CO. g..
NE. $3.50. Call Mr.. Haag for
interview. -27
TYPIST and dictaphone operator for
general ONCE work. Division head
quarters. national concern. Small
once. Excel. WORKING conditions.
3TIa-hour week, days no over
time. tim, Permsnent position. retirement
tractiye> starting salary. Wage pro-
gressive plan. Age limit 30. Apply
room 7n3. 1857 K st. NV IS
TYPIST. perm, leading to RESPONSE
Bile position: 5-day wk,, pleasant
working conditions; dntn., air-cond.
Call MR.. DWYER. Mon, 90, MA.
TYPIsT, exper. willing to learn
dictaphone SIN air-conditioned
ing. s225 mo. Apply 1854 gath
st. NV. or phone RE. 7-0S17.
time, 9-3, Mon.
throughout Friday, with children s
camping org.; $1.30 per hr. DU.
TYPIST-DICTAPHONE, exper filing,
5-day week; down location; immedi-
ate employment Phone MA. S-O44o
TYPlST, part time: II you type 40
: search historian Saturdays and
spare time at small remuneration,
write fully about self stating sal
ary desired, to Box ok, Star Will
consider high school student. 27s
TYPIST, preferably with ediphone or
dictaphone exp; perm; call Mon.
MA, h-0I75, tss. 48gs
TYPIST-wath SOME knowledge Of
bookkeeping. See Miss Jone, KIT
MUSIC CO., 1880 G st. NV. 27
TYPIST-PART TIME
with fire and cas-. ms: exper. Also.
full-time position, MR.. COX. ME
Evening star., 1953-01-25
TEILER
CLERK-TYpIST

OIG1N1A- I'D I
Our employees work q 5-day, 3T1s-hr
week. $50 a. m. to 4:45 pm. Mon.
through Fri. Frequent resular raises;
vacation and sick leave dement's and
non-protit cafeteria: under age 40.
II you would like to work with con-
genial people In pleasant atmos-
phere, won't you come in and see
us2 Apply Personnel Once. Rm. 300
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO
st6 14th st, NV. go
TRAINEES for electronie wiring and
assembly work. No exner required
JACOBS INSTRUMENT CO., Be-
theSda, Md.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

CLERK assist book
keeper in small ONCE. NE. section.
5-day wk.: pleasant offlce. and work.
ANG S0nfIlIRs fRaSsFEkD EADps Co. M! a11s SoF5li S
CLERK-TYPIST, under 80; live wire
only, permanent position. hospital.
starting salary ~ S45. Rapid Rd saGatnSe: advanee;
Ien ment possible. co. 5-1O14. MIR.
CLERK -TYPIST, only exper. need ap-
ply: to work in auto parts wholesale
working cond.: 5Ia-day wk. good
pay. hosp, ins. dement's. Apply to
Mr.; Ray N. ,T1gwell,, CENTRAL
AUTO PARTS, 143O P st. NV. DE.
a1ss 5dag Eo- sseussti sssE Ess zsB, % 6
own handwriting. stating quail
Box ABBY, Star. -25
CLERK K-TYPIST-5-day week with
alternating Saturdays: Clarendon
business section; aforementioned Of
CLERK-TYPIST - Intelligent young
lady to handle !office routine: hrs.
LERK-TYPffsiT. H w young c' lady dSogE. II to
25, for position with large mortgage
banking firm. Should type at least
90 w;p.m., present neat appearance
and have ability to handle public
relations after training period; this
initiative and the desire. for pro-
crossing with an established firm;
hrs, 9:15 to g.. 8 days per wk.; paid
am annual ana SICK leave. company
sfck saxelss0s " T1salf ssRRss fse Tsss 15as ERFP
st. NV. see Mr.. Graham. -27
CLERK TYPIST, 371a-hr., 5-day wk.,
vacation and sick leave. Pleasant
M15Ees sTrancs See sSneSps %R PETSgsN p fSESyn MN in
tual Fire Insurance Co. Of DC.
CLERK III karSRIsT : i aE to .s. a. .ss5ss..,
for Bladensburg, Md. physician
500 500 per pc Ss mo. 5%-dsy % dDM Wr: salaEs. 4 IN.
terested, call MRS. DERR at UN.
CIEEssKst.rYP1sT. iiEsst capable. efnsien. sS
ss yS1ns ,tsss lay e. iSr wfsstablisSsd hSs1 HasF
fssSn' sssss csfi SHrfn E9 S4S7a. sonS7sl0ns s90d
CLERK TYPlST-Immediate opening
in business ONCE Of a scientific re-
search organization for clerk-typist
nT cnof 30 sSg Sgs adams e ase sSn. ssP wn sssd ss
Excel. working conditions, 5-day
sick leave. Salary 1928 per month
Call Elk. 3-S100. Ext. 80. --27
lCLERK-TYPIST-General ONCE work;
permanent position; 5-day, 40-hour
week. Apply METAL LIMB MANU-
FACTURERS, 1913 Half st. Sc.
CLERK-TYPIST
Five-day,. 40-hr. wk;. newspaper Of
Evening star., 1953-01-25
HELp-WoMEN
TYPIST TO WORK IN
ADr TNfsrfoAr

TYPlSTs TO WORK. IN
ARLINGTON
We need the immediate services Of
q first-clasS typist to work IN our
leave, Sick leave. essS pieasant worRins HRhns
week DAYS. IA. 5-fioo. 2sS
ITYPIST- CLERK lreiief receptionist1
uate with typing ability. S231 per
other % e periodic sss inereases e noS Say wiso "a
hr: week; Apply at WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT CO.. Personnel Dept.
100 29th st. NV. No phone calls.
ITYPIST- T-RECEPTIONIST for profess
sional oficei pleasant SURROUNDINGS.
Apply RIM. col. ll15 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS Experienced. tray serv-
RESTAURANT 1924 Conn. ave. DO
not telephone. -27
MANIFESTATIONS shift. 2 am.
to 4 pm. Good salary; pleasant
working conditions. Apply In person.
pIAsS5wooDs Iss5 2 2 3 RESTAURANT o.. al
wAITREss-E experienced on food ana
drink; Good tips. pleasant SUR
RESTAURANT. $3.50 i. Capitol Z st.
-25
WAITRESSSES. colored, experience
necessary. refs. REQUIRED. Attrac-
tive working conditions; above
average salary. Phone ia. $4,000.
Ext 4149 for appt. --27
WAITRESS, white. night club expe.
rience; must be reliable and neat.
Good earnings, vacation with pay.
MAYNARDS RESTAURANT AND
COCKTAIL LOUNGE. 1908 14th
ST. NV.
3 p.m.; good tips and good working
conditions. Apply 34I9 Connecticut
ave-. Wo. 6-9S33. -25
MATTRESSES, exper /; good tips. AID.
ply 6l2 18th ST NV -2k
Evening star., 1953-01-25
Business Manager
(Female)

Small mail order house located in
town in southeastern Pennsylvania
yet conveniently situated to large
metropolitan areas, will select
capable young woman to manage
the, daily routine of the business.
such as receiving and shipping or
derS. maintaining inventory, receiv-
ing and answering correspondence.
maintenance Of files and bookkeep-
ing records; person selected must
possess business ability and poise
but Of equal Importance is the abil:
it, to work with q small congenial
group IN harmonious fashion; must
be unattached and free to travel
with young woman owner.
All replies should contain outline not
only Of educational and experiences
BACKGROUND but organization anil
0tions as well. Include recent
. photo, Pleasant and dignined sur
roundingS, attractive benefits and
privileges: good salary.
AL replies strictly confidential.
Box 1857. star.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

DENTAL ASsIISTANT WANTED, fol
be experienced. white. Good salary.
10. 2-6652. after tx
DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced
preferred but not essential; high
school education; age 20 to So; live
n oaaIexandria area. Phone XII,
o-ooVV. ~
DENTAL ASST, must be experienced,
ONCE in medical center. 5-day VII.
aattrac; SAL Call Sun. after 5 pm.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-White Reul,
Salary a 1wn expectss nsrtSSsritias EiREnE refs
240I N. Capitol st. NV. --95
DIAPER FOLDER, exper. only. Cal
sunday bet. 10 and 2 pm. JU
DiCT2AaPHONE OPERATOR. TWINS
and fling; 5-day week: down loca.
ton; ir'mediate employment. Phone
DicTAPHoNEi OPERATOR to do con.
vention and tourist promotion work
40-hour week; viii train on dicta.
ssass snd sss salary sdSsai,Sn dssiTsd ss;
|DIcTHPRoNE fc1i HONE OPERATOR or 5 typist
willing learnt must be rapid, accu.
rate; 1-girl ONCE: hrs, 3 to 8; s.
day wk.. good salary. Box 492-Y
DISTRICT MANAGER for wasnins.
ton and vicinity. Other select
areas also open. To recruit and
train a sales group Of carefully
selected men and women to sell
nationally advertised. top quality
products on club plan. Honesty
reliability and good work habits
more important than past expert
ence No books, brushes. appliances
or cosmetics. No collection or de-
livery. Excellent training fees and
generous orerwrite Car and phone
needed. Ages 25 to 40. You n1usi
be leader and have the ability tc
move far above your present earn
tngs. This can be q $4,000 posi-
tion with opportunity for still fur.
ther advancement. No investment
necessary. Qualified applicants viii
be interviewed promptly. Write to.
day giving BACKGROUND and phone
number to Frank r. Noble, vics
president. EMPIRE CRAFTS COR.
PoRATION, Newark. New Yorl
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