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Evening star., 1953-10-04
Chinese Church
Moon Festival
Bazaar Friday

The annual Moon Festival din
ner and bazaar sponsored by the
women of the Chinese Commun-
ity Church, will be held from 4
to 8 pm. Friday in the Peter
, Marshall Memorial Hall of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
! Mrs. Moses Long is chairman
of the dinner which will be
served from 4:30p pm.
Featured on the menu will be
chow mein, almond chicken,
sweet and pungent pork, rice,
almond cookies, tea and coffee.
Mrs. Long will be assisted by
Mrs. Theodore j. Pursley, wife of
F; the vice chairman of the Chinese
Church'S interdenominational
board of managers.
The bazaar will be under the
! direction of Mrs. c. C. Hung,
wife of the pastor of the Chi
snese Church and members of the
Chinese Church Women's Club
. Chinese novelties and other
articles will be on sale and there
will be exhibits of Chinese
| Church activities.
Reservations and dinner tick
cts may be obtained through the
lChinese Church office until
Tuesday.
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Zontu Conference
Slated October 1913
More Than 800 to Attend
Meeting of District Three

Mrs. Virginia Conway is presi-
dent of the local group and is
assisting with arrangements.
Soroptimist Observance
Another service organization.
the Soroptimist Club Of Wash
ington, is planning a founders
day celebration this week.
Members will mark the 32d
anniversary of the international
organization at a luncheon at l
pm. Wednesday at the Willard
Hotel.
The principal speaker will be
Mrs. Mary Catherine Lewis, a
charter member of the. Wash
ington group. Presidents of the
10 clubs organized by the Wash
ington Soroptimists in Maryland
and Virginia will be guests of
honor.
Program chairman will be
Miss Ella Werner, a past presi-
dent of the Washington group
who also is past director of the
South Atlantic region and past
treasurer of the Federation of
Soroptimist Clubs. Mrs. Eliza
beth Perkins, president of the
hostess club, will preside.
A feature of the day will be
the annual ritual of collecting
birthday pennies" during which
each member will contribute a
penny for each year of Soropti-
miSm. The fund finances inter-
national fellowshipS awarded by
the American Federation.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

DR.. Winfred Overholser, super
intendant of st. Elizabeths Hos
pital, and Mrs. Overholser, are
among patrons for the benefit
lecture by DR.. Ashley Montagu,
to- be sponsored by the Wom-
ems Alliance of All Souls Uni
tartan Church on Wednesday.
A noted anthropologist and
author of the much discussed
book, "The Natural Superiority
of Women" DR.. Montague will
speak on Human Relations and
Evening star., 1953-10-04
By Frances Lide

More than 800 business and
professional women from four
States and the District of Co.
lumbia are expected to attend
the annual conference of Dis
trict 8 of Zonta international
to be held in Washington Oc-
tober 1913.
The international president.
Miss Edwina B. Hogadone of
Rochester, N. Y, will be here
for the meeting at the Hotel
Statler and will be honored at
a reception preceding the final
luncheon on the 18th. Miss Hoga-
done also will be a luncheon
speaker, talking on the subject,
women of Responsibility"
A luncheon address on Oc-
tober II by Miss Catherine B.
Cleary, Assistant Treasurer of
the United States, and a banquet
that night honoring the wives
of IL Ambassadors representing
countries having zonta Clubs
are other program highlights.
Mrs. Eisenhower will receive
the officers of the clubs in Dis
trict 8 at the White House at
1890 on the day the conference
opens.
The 20 Zonta clubs in Mary
land, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania and the District
will be represented at the ses-
sionS.
An international service Or
ganization similar to Rotary
and Kiwanis, Zonta is made up
of professional women and
women holding executive posi-
tions in the business field.
Mrs. Helen P. Solon of Tren-
ton. N. j., is governor of Dis
trict and will preside at the
conference.
A number of business sessions
are scheduled and program
events also will include an in
formal buffet supper at 1880
pm. the opening day. After
the supper, a film, "a Botanist's
Paradise" will be shown by Mrs.
Edward C. Sweeney, explorer.
DR.. Inez Edith WILDER, a
board member of the Washing
ton Zonta Club, is general chair
|. man of the three-day meeting.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Phi Mu Bozoor
And Card Porty

The Phi Mu Alumnae Associa-
ton of Washington viii hold
a bazaar and card party from
3 to IL pm. tomorrow at the
Lyon Village Community Cen
ter, Lee highway and Hartford
street, Arlington, Va. There
will be no admission charge and
free refreshments will be served.
Articles to be sold include
varied gift items, plants and
bakery products. Arrangements
are being made for bridge and
other card games for those who
wish to play.
A part of the proceeds will go
to the Children'S ConvaleScent
Home and other charities sup
ported by Phi Mu.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
Auxiliary to Hold
Harvest Festival

The Anderson Orthopedic Hos
pitaI Auxiliary will formulate
plans for it's : annual Harvest
Festival at a meeting at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the hospital. The
festival will be held November
ii in the new Wakefield Junior
Senior High School in South
Arlington.
The November affair calls for
a turkey dinner to be served be-
tween and 7 pm. in the school
cafeteria, followed by entertain
ment and an informal dance.
Mrs. Lee Bean and Mrs. o.
Anderson Engh are co-chairmen
of the benefit.
An illustrated talk on plastic
surgery will follow tomorrow's
business session.
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Wiggins to Address
Chi Omega AIumnoe

James Russell Virgins, man
aging editor of the Washington
Post, will be the guest speaker
at the annual fall Eleusinian
meeting of the Washington City
Alumnae of Chi Omega at
1880 pm. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. w. H. S. Stevens
of 312 Queen street, Alexandria.
Dessert will be served before
the meeting, to which all Chi
Omegas are invited. Mrs. r. H.
Smith and Mrs. Edgar D. Nor
gan are in charge of reserva-
tionS.
Mrs. James B. Leslie, jr., is
chairman of the affair.
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Patrons Listed OrLecture

the Sexes" at $3.50 pm. in All
Souls Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV.
Other patrons for the benefit
are Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Berge,
Mrs. Harold Hitz Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Rhodes Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard HoSmer, Mrs. r. H.
c. Kelton, Mr.. and Mrs. McFall
Kerbey, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cunningham Rogers and Mrs.
Wiley Rutledge.
Proceeds from the lecture will
support the numerous service
projects of the alliance, which
include Blue Plains Home for
the Aged, Children's Hospital
and the Goodwill Industries.
Evening star., 1953-10-04
PEG Luncheon

A reciprocity luncheon OF the
PEG Sisterhood will be given
at 1890 pm. Wednesday at the
YWCA, with Chapter I as host
ess.
Guest speaker will be DR.
Thomas E. Cotner, director OF
the Teachers Programs Branch
Division of International Edu-
cation, United States Office OF
Education, who will discuss
teacher exchange programs.
Reservations may be made
until noon tomorrow with Mrs
E. N. Bodholdt Of $3.50 Thirty
first street NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
HELP--MEN

windows. WHITE oR t5f CoroRED. op.
town. Highest full commission paid
Immediately on approval. Of deal
We handle AL types Of storm win
ings as well as other improvements.
Call for appt. MR.. COHEN. Elk
S-2716, or inquire at once, 1O5O9
METROPOLITAN ave, Kensington, Nd,
between $3.50 and IL am. daily.
Statesmen, experienced: home i'm
provement, siding, roofing, plumbing,
heating, or storm window statesmen
with good references have an oppor-
tunity to join Washington's largest
nome modernization company's sales
organization. Most of our sales
mems earnings are in the upper
yss aTf # yoa .arnns aps eapsbs
Of working hard and really appre-
eiate an. outfit as large as ours, who
do most everything for the i'm
provement Of the home and pay tor
commissions, come in and see us
morninES between and i. CON.
~ { 3 7BgTINd CO. or AMERICA goo
4 4 diS; experienced in ISS mem,
sports wear; good pay, many store
benefits; Apply PLAZA SPORT
riic opportunity with year round.
Blind Weavers. Inc. national
concern. No experience required:
transportation furnished. Apply
Ambassador Hotel $50 to 1890
view, JOHN MORETTI. Room 944.
Do not phone pa
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CLERK -RECEPTIoNTsT for Photo
graphic Studio; perm; good pay.
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HELP-WoMEN tcont. !


ASSISTANT KITCHEN MANAGER,
age 21-45,. white; employe MANAGE
ment and food experience necessary.
BAKERY SALESLADY- ThorouThly
exper. No Sun. or nights. $50 per
Mk. TASTY BAKE SHOP. 1905
Wis. ave-. GEORGETOWN. al
BEAUTIClAN, colored: license, for
shampooing in white beauty salon;
must nnaeb pc neat. not too heavy. RA.
excel, excel opDortunits; un hours 3 lS to 8.
BEAUI1ClAN, man or woman. high
earnings. BARRETT PARKER
S4o6 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Nd
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURTss2T-
Wanted. TED & ANGELO, 4S07
Mass. ave. NV, EN-. 3-7542. -22
BEAUTICIAN-Must be expert hair
cutter, excel. salary. plus commits
sion. VINCENT HAIRSTYLIST
723 18th st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman: busy
salon; D DAYS: II qualified. name own
salary; WILLIAM OF NEW YK
HAIR STYLIST, 1915 Mich. ave. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around
also shampoo. manicure, 5-day wk :,
GASTON OF. PARIS. Bradley bouie-
yard Saopping center. Bethesda
OL. 4-2641. -21
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Biz THE EVENING STAR

y Washington. D. c.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER a1. 1858
Evening star., 1953-09-21
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

GENERAL HOUsEWORK wanted.
1--we out. part time S-12 or l-5 or
regular 5 days. NO. 7-2i02.
MAID--Girl desires full-time lob in
private family; available immedi"
ately. EX. 3-6s64.
MAID, colored. good references. NO
objection. to children. VIII work
reasonably for small family; good
plain cook. UN. 4-6S7S.
NURSEMAID AND L.H.W., no cook
ing; 5-day vk; exper.; refs. 10.
GIRL q wants wants hve days a week. s;3s.;v.
GIRLS. colored. desire evening Jobs;
mothers helper, child care; his. sem
Tors; references. Cali LU. 2-0454.
GIRL. colored, desires days work.
psrt-time or regular housework; g.
day week DU. 7-6594.
LADY wants DAYS work Tuesday and
THURSDAY, Good references. Phone
LADY, desires days work: expert
enced and capable; references. Ii.
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-tims
work for Mondays and Tuesdays.
WOMAN. colored. wants domestic Job.
no. cooking; or maid for cleaning,
5-day week HU. 3-36a7.
WOMAN, white, desires light house
work from 80 through supper.
Call AID. 2-0025.
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Evening star., 1953-09-21
statesmen
SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Married man, age 20-35; permanent
position in service dept. of we'll
established arm; daytime hours, sal
ary. Interview 1912 noon,
WESTERN EXPERIMENTING co.
1nOQ 10Th CIT NJ VI od
Evening star., 1953-09-21
statesmen
WHO SHOULD BE EARNING
$3.50 A WEEK OR BETTER

II you are stalled in your progress
by some slow-moving organization
we want to meet and talk with you
Life is too short to pay the penalty
for some one else's shortcomings.
Long ago We learned that statesmen
are as good as you treat them.
They are the most important cogs
In any organization. II salesman
Is happy and prosperous he can sell
anything We have learned that too.
II you are seeking new employer
who worries more about his sales
men than he does about himself
or his merchandise. you will find
him here.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN, all-around operator.
male or female; top salary. j.
FRANK HAIRSTYLIST JU. 9-5614,
CARETAKER. whittier no furnace FIR
ing: free 1-bedrn. apt. plus monthly
salary: part-time man and wife.
Apply MR.. SCHMTII, 7016 GreIR
st, Seat Pleasant. Nd -25
FARM COUPLE. European preferred.
man for general farm work. wife
to keep house cleaned. RE. 1-2277
after >, or come to 1915 F st. NV.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN to work
5 hrs. night shift nights a week.
Must have hospital laboratory exper
Apply DIR KONCELMANN, 17ll
New York ave. NV. "a
MAN-WIFE, duck guide. caretaker-
cook. p-ivil. hunt-flSh cottage; E.
Shore. Md: exper. guiding, boating,
carpenter. run and repair engines;
yr. around; guides house, furn.,
kitchen -dinette. sitting room, bed
room, porch room. elec. refgr.. gas
stove, coal heat: mon. salary. Write,
giving age. exper., ref, places worked.
salary expected, recent snapshot, to
HULLER, 8 w. King st.. Laneaster,
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TEACHER. to tutor in primary work
and drive school car Live in if
possible State qualifications and
SSlary expected. P. o. Box 4u26.
TRLfPH0SE 0SR!' 3c:LERK-YounsT lady
with pleasing voice and legible
handwriting to answer phone and
handle adjustments; excellent sur
roundingS: good working conditions.
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING &
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA,
400 H st. ne. -23
AND CANDY CLK., no exper
nee: no night or Sun. work. STAN
DARD DRUG Co. lib @ st. NV.
be accurate; no short
hand; general office work; 6-day
Wk.; permanent: salary open. VIM.
A. BROWN, 1928 Conn. ave. NV.
TYPIST and stencil cutter. Must be
rapid: 5-day week; $50. MA. S-7Ss4.
TYPIST. part time: 4 hours daily;
Ediphone; insurance claims. DI.
7-l800.
TYPIST, so w.p.m.; s-4:3o. 5-day
week: usual benefits. Apply NAVAL
EXCHANGE, U. s. Naval Receiving
Station, AnacoStia.
TYPIST, for bookkeeping machine
will teach how to operate machine
state phone number when replying
RGX ct Star -O1
Evening star., 1953-09-21

PHARMACEUTICAL DETAIL MAN
TO expand our Washington sales
pay better than average salary and
full expenses. Bonus later. Reply in
full confidence to H. M. BALLEN-
TINE, Box 5007. Roanoke 12.- Va.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
ASSISTANT CASHIER

The Star has Q permanent position
to be filled Immediately for an
alert woman, 1885 years of age.
Some cashier experience desirable;
must be accurate with figures and
have legible handwriting; 40-hour
week and worthwhile company ad-
vantages available. Apply Per-
sonnet, Room sos. weekdays $500
8. and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
SITuATIoNS-MEN

expert; books opened.
rate; DI: 7:0776. JU. 9-6564..
young, ID years ex-
perience,. public. private accounting;
now employed as sec. and accountant
for corps; desires change. Boz
BooKKEifPE:R- EiSPf: ACCOUNTANT, ~ age
22si, 2Si B;G;s;; 8onSa; 6 XTrsso exPsr % avails6ls.
CLERK-MESSENGER, a., expert.
enced; best references; linguist.
seeks permanent position; small sa1-
aryr DI; 7.0445, ofice hours. 27.
job as electricians helper or any
custodial duties; no Sun. work; 10
yrs. last Job. Call ewes. or write LU.
4-71SG or 6222 Banks nj. ne. 22s
FOREIGN SERVICE INFO. OFF, 81,
wants radio. news, advertising, pub
lie relations position; Wash, or N.
York; $1,000 min Box 471-R. Star.
MAN wants lob as janitor with quar-
;ers well exper, Please phone ST.
MAN. colorcd. desires ianitor's Job
with quarters; handy with tools.
MAN. coiored, age 23. vet. with good
ref, desires Job kitchen work or
parking lot attendant; hours. $50
to midnight. Ii. 6-6S09.
MAN, colored AZ. wants work,
permit; excel. ref. AID. 4-012b.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
MEN-COLORED


No experience necessary, II you really
need a job and are ready to start
work now. we offer you q steady
income so weeks a year. Oppor-
tunitieS unlimited for advancement.
Must be very. neat in appearance
now, Apply io22 18th st. % NV,
1st FIR, $40 to 10 am. only. -21
MAN-Colored, good pay and
working conditions; A q L MARKET.
YOUNG MAN. draft exempt. high
school graduate 20 to 80, to learn
1BM tabulating machine; 5-day
3712-hr. week. Apply RIM, 400
ms; CO: S16 14th st. NV. -24
YOUNG MEN ~. to sell furniture
on. floor in our Washington and
Arlington stores; good salary and
comm Unusual good oppor. Apply
ATLAS FURNITURE, 921 G. st. NV.
YOUNG MEN--Are you looking for
extra earnings IN spare evening
hours? Eastern expansion program
with California fine china co. Of
ferS a responsible and lucrative op-
portunity in business on an at
tracttve percentage basis. Apply to
MR.. BAKER, 640O Georgia ave.
NV. 7:45 pm Monday. al
MEN to work with local field
mgr, no exper needed; average
earnings $50 per wk. RIM. 424,
l4O4 N. Y. ave. NV. -2l
Evening star., 1953-09-21
SHOE SALESMAN

Experienced for modern family store,
Must have neat appearance and
veSk plus commissions. Bog 16a-T.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
RADIO LAB
ASSISTANT

Able to read circuit diagrams, wire
circuits, make voltage measure
ments, ETC.; must be willing to fol-
low step-by-step procedures; reason
able knowledge of radio theory
needed, but TV not essential; prac-
tical experience more important
than formal education; several
months work plus chance of per-
manent position and advancement.
Write us your qualifications, rhone
1tIp1hcr afo
Evening star., 1953-09-21

POSITION open in credit
cihce for refined person with ability
to meet public for credit interviews
knowledge Of typing required. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Long, Credit Manager.
JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE
CO.. 900 F st. NV.
CLERK STENOGRAPHER - Hav,
opening for experienced woman bet
ages 21-35; hrs. S:30-5 pm, 5-da.,
40-hr. ,wk,; group ms. paid vaca-
tion, etc; starting sal. $3.50 mo-
Apply in own handwriting. Box 391-
S. Star. -2l
-STENOGRAPHER. Junior girl
pleasant working conditions, 5-day
week, 3712 hrs. Apply, SUN LIFE
OF CANADA. 516 Transportation
Bldg. or call MA. S-4957. -23
CLERK personable young
graphing. for varied and Interesting
work with Red Cross chapter. Hours
to 5, 5-day week. Apply MRS.
G1RARD, 2025 E st. NV, between
10 am. and 4 pm. -23
CLERK like to work in
pleasant surroundings with congo
NAL people. If you do, too, and are
friendly and dependable and under
35. come in between $50 and 4:3O
and talk to US. knowledge of tipping
necessary, but speed not important
Our employees work 8 days a week,
37Ia hrs. Apply Rm. 500, personnel
office. EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.,
SIG 18th st. NV. "a
electric typewriter;
excel. possibilities for advancement
ST 3-HO55
Evening star., 1953-09-21
PROOF OPERATOR
IBM
Pleasant working conditions.
Apply
Personnel Department
NATIONAL SAVINGS
& TRUST co.

RECEPTIONISTs (2J, white. age
23-36. Part time. 9 am, to 6 pm.
per hour training wage. Full time,
5-day week. s a.m.-5 pm, IL noon
Q pm. alternate weeks. S45,
training salary. Telephone courtesy
and patience essential. National or
gaTnization.. For appointment call
RECEFTIoNIsT-sECRETARY. attrac.
tive. 20 to 80; weekdays . to 10
in person only, JOHN ROBERT
POWERS SCHOOL, 1865 Connecti-
RECRUITMENT SECRETARY for Red
e0sS p6one D1eqd pleasant ntg tss
typing and shorthand; hours 8 to
GIRARD, 2O25 Z st. NV, % between tween
10 am. and pm. -23
REGISTERED NURSE, full time; pm.
duty Apply CHILDREN'S CON-
yALESCENT HOME, 1871 Bunker
Hill rd. ne. LA. 6-36OO. -21
RETOUCHER, photograph studio. ex-
perienced; permanent position.
BROOKS. 1927 F st. NV. -2I
SALESGIRLS. good opportunity SELL
ing new pocket-Size cook book. Sells
Immediately. Apply 10 am. to 8 pm.
ANKARA RESTAURANT. 1742 Conn.
ave. NV. -22
SALESLADY to sell fine linens bed
ding, etc. Exper helpful but not eS-
sential. Call for appt. WALPOLE
BROTHERS. INC, NO. 7-2S49. pa
SALESLADY, exper. in coats. suits
and dresses; salary and comm. !;
permanent. M1LLER'S FURS. 1881
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Accountant-Auditor
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

YOUNG LADY, colored, desires per.
day week. Cali Ii. 4-5483.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. wants eve.
ming work; preferable PIX opera.
Yp,e t2p After Srr s:SQ bos PM TU q 25T2s -;
delivered: addressing by hand also.
Call LU, 2-0396. 22'
SECRETARY. dependable: avail. inn
med. inter, in perm. posi-: knowl.
bkkpg., dictaph.. stats. typ; single.
fa fTaXfi 5sHT SeSR sifE GOOD
refs; exper. legislative, public rela-
tions. administrative. LU. 1-6244.
CLERK -TYPIsT -RECEPTIoNIsT
General office work. desires full-tims
P3sttHnG SdsT SS AD s7SS2 Hill
eXper., desires part-time or full
airy, MISS COOK. ia. 9-4252. 22s
TYPIST SECRETARY, 81, exper.; COL
lese grad; prefer no dictation; very
'GsGaSIs 4TSE;oN Tu. ,;p3 3r32i5v nI5vvps 2ls No.
sorean syan0s sppssnta fSaed ,oss SssreisEce' Nc 7
CARE FOR HR 4 e OR = 3 YR. 2is, OLD Child
Have excel German governess.
like to have another child to play
with my Tyr. old while his mother
works. oCoggntry estate nr. Arl blvd.
ExPERfENCED BooKKEEPER-FFull
charge, payroll, taxes; 6-day Tk.
WHITE MTDDLE-AGED WIDOW de-
sires position as housekeeper; no
conoREbi STa sbidIs YouNG e. LS5Y SS9t7 looking
for work Of any kind. Time, o to
or B. HUI 3-4b72.
Evening star., 1953-09-21

YOUNG INDUSTRY
Earnings to S2OO-S300 mo. part
unlimited for man with managerial
ability to organize his own selling
and service agency. UNIQUE mar
keting plan for exclusive repeat
product nationally ADVERTISED. See
Life Sept ID. p. 10. Call MR..
THoRE, RA. 34073 or DU. 1-9l06.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
SALESMAN
SALESMAN


For lighting fixture department Of
a large well-established wholesale
electrical supply store, experienced.
Write Box 216-M. Star. -25
SALESMEN-IntelIig active col
ored men not afraid to work hard
in storm windows. awnings and
jalousie field. viii furE. leads and
car to right men. Interview 1885
9th st. NV. CO. 5-1117. DE. 2-62S6
al
statesmen l3). to sell furn. on floor
in our Washington and Arlington
1nas1ally good opeortuSities. Apply
ATLAS FURNITURE. 921 G st. NV
statesmen. real estate, for old. well
established office; experience not
necessary. We will train you; listing
sgRRFz sHRR!si'R RrAt42 ARP' CO. MI Nifssl fS9:' s.
out-of town territory to take over
as salesmanagerS after training.
Earnings above average. Apply
Room $40. PA 9th st. NV. -22
SALESMEN-Due to promotions the
Hoover Co. has openings for high
caliber representatives to work. in
protected territories. Car essential.
High weekly earnings start imme-
diately. Apply 1905 r. I. ave. ne.
Mon. z pm. 81
statesmen wanted part timel :,
steady earnings for 3 men who are
willing to work. Suite 917. I'll 14th
st. NV. %"
statesmen to serve as distributors
for national food and confection
manufacturer. Small inves tment re-
uuired. We furn. trucks. Good COM
missions on regularly advertised
items and bonus commission on 8
leaders. Perm. positions. Apply
CURTISS CANDY CO., 212 N. Bent
Evening star., 1953-09-21
LIVE IN

Experienced, settled woman; E.hw.,
some cooking, for nice family: love-
lv sccond-f1oor room and bath, top
salary EN-. 3-7s96 1000 Tilden st.
bus LA or LIZ.
-23
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HELP--MEN
MEN

A good man is hard
to find, so is a good job.
I have the job which
offers security and way
abovesthe average in
come. You may be the
man. Phone RA. 3-2283
for an interview.
Evening star., 1953-09-21
CLERK

Time stamp. sort and deliver mail
IN main office of lge.. organization
no exper, nee; age Is to 81; high
school education; hrs, $50 a m. to
5 pm. Apply after am. to
Government Services, Inc.
1135 21st ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-21

BOOKKEEPER thoroughly expert
enced. full charge complete set of
double entry books. for fine ladies'
speciality store. Permanent position
Apply THE ESS1E O'DONNELL CO.,
3407 Conn. ave. NV. ga
BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly familiar
with payroll and diversified gen. Of
fice duties; good typist: excel. oppor-
tunity with we'll established firm in
wheaton. Reply stating BACKGROUND
Evening star., 1953-09-21
SALESLADY

We are looking for a saleslady be-
tween the ages 25-35. If you are
dependable, like to meet the pubic
and have pleasant manner we offer
an excellent salary and opportunity
for advancement; 6-day wk.. lunch
and uniforms furnished; Apply
18th st, NV 90