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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31

WASHINGTON, D. c. Govern
ment-owned synthetic rubber plants
"a business which has been paying
the federal treasury a cool $50 mil
lion a year in profits-have been put
on the block by the Eisenhower Adj
ministration. Recently the govern
ment made its first sales of rubber
producing plants which, since war
days have been part of the public's
investment of half-billion dollars
in an industry which played a major
role on the home and war fronts in
bringing World War II to a successful
conclusion.
Sale Of the taxpayers built synthetic
rubber facilities was a chief aim of
the Republican Administration and
ordered by Congress in the last ses-
sion.
The Rubber Producing Facilities
Disposal Commission, which has
charge of selling the plants to private
industry, was given until Dec. 27 to
complete the operation. .
CONTRACTS SIGNED
AS contracts are signed the names
of the firms and plants sold to them
will be made public, but sale prices
will be kept under wraps until final
report is sent to Congress. This must
be done by January 27.
Winner of the first contract an
nounced, subject to congressional
veto, was the Shell Chemical Corp.
This firm was successful bidder on
three Los Angeles plants which, work
ing together, can turn out general
purpose synthetic from petroleum.
Three other plants, at Port Neches,
Texas, were parceled out between
Goodrich Gulf Chemicals, Inc, owned
by the B. F. Goodrich Co., and the
Gulf Oil Corp, and Texas-U. S. Chem
ical Co., owned by the Texas Co., and
the United States Rubber Co.
That left FL other plants still to be
sold. A spokesman for the rubber pro-
ducing facilities disposal commission
said negotiations for them probably
will be closed and announced within
a few days.
When they were built during World
War II, after this country's imports
If natural rubber had been choked
,ff, the 27 plants cost the U. S. tax
payers little more than 500 million
dollars. /
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31

IN THE DfSIR1CT CODhI OF IftE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
THE COUNTY OF LEWIS AND
CLARK.
Summons
No. PATH
HUGH d. WYNN, Plaintiff, VS.. MARY
I. WYNN. Defendant.
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings to the Above Named De-
PENDANTS, and to Each of Them:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this
Court, a copy of which is herewith
served upon one of you in each County
wherein any of you reside, and to file
your answer and serve a copy thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service of this
Summons, exclusive of the day of serv-
ice, and in case of your failure to APP
pear or answer, Judgment will be taken
against you, by default, for the relief
demanded in the complaint. This is an
action for an absolute divorce on the
grounds of desertion. For more particu-
lars, please refer to the Complaint on
file herein, which is by this reference
made part of this Summons.
Witness my hand and the Seal of
said Court this oath day of December,
1854.
(SEAL) DAVID r. KEMP
By H. G. HARLEM
Deputy Clerk.
O'CONNELL e. DAILY
Attorneys for Plaintiff
305 Barber-Lydiard Bldg.
Great Falls, Montana.
Jan. 1, g. Is, %, 1855.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31

The U. S. government has spent
one dollar on foreign reclamation
projects in the last five years for ev-
cry two dollars on similar domestic
projects in the last SO years.
The comparison was made this
month by Rep. Gross of Iowa in a
statement critical of foreign aid.
Gross declared the U. S. spent ST.
084,000,000 for foreign reclamation
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31
Cify-0wned Utility Grants
$4,000 Patronage Refund

SIKESTON, Mo.-People who live
in this city of 10000 get a $95, 900
patronage refund from their munich
pal electric plant this Christmas. The
city council voted December 20 to
mark every residential customers
light bill for December, PAID. In
dustrial users will get a 3@o discount.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31
Job Crisis

AUSTIN, Texas-More than 1000
unemployed Texans exhausted their
unemployment benefit payments as
of the end of last September, the
United States Department of Labor
said.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31

mentioned put our heads together and
prepared to do some high powered
scrapping for a constructive" pro-
gram. More of that for later COM
munication. - LEVERNE HAMILTON,
Thompson Falls.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31
THE Readers
FORUM

LETTERS: No letter over $50
words will be accepted for publica-
ton. All letters must be signed by
writer, although, on request, name
will be withheld.-P.V Editor.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-12-31
M0NTANA'S WILDLIFE
By THOMAS 0. PEASLEY, Roman

BY THOMAS Q. PEAoIlEI, NOHaH
ROSENFIELD Montana Supreme Court The
of the by IN us sovereign
for the use andbe nefi the people generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

Nat. Advertised 82a GU. it. de luxe, auto.
defrost 1858 ------------------- $685. 24s.OO
Nat. Advertised Gu. it.. 2-zone de-
luxe, auto detroSt, 1858 449.95 $500
International Harvester GU IT, space
saver, Shelves 1858, F. S---------- 279.95 1880
International Harvester 10h IT,.
auto. defrost, 1858. F. S. -..- 409.95 1880
International Harvester 1012 GU. It.
de luxe, auto .defrost 1883 F. g. 1895 A9.7O
International Harvester II Gu. it.. dec
orator model, de luxe, 1883 F. S. 1895 26485
Norge 8 GU. it., standard model, 1885,
F. S. - - ...----- 1895 1888
Nationally Advertised, Gu IT, std.
shelves. freezer. 1858 - -------- 1895 1885
Nationally Advertised, GU. It. de luxe
shelves, freezer 1853 -----------z- 269 95 1876
Nationally Advertised GU. it.. de luxe
shelves, freezer 1885, F. S.-----.-. 339 95 2O9.9O
Nationally Advertised, IL GU. IT,, de-
luxe, shelves, freezer, 1853, F. S. 349 95 209.90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

Amana IL #. upright, 1858, F. S.
Deepfreeze Is # chest, stud. model,
1858, F. S.
Deepfreeze 10 it. chest, de luxe, 1858,
F. S.
Deepfreeze II #. chest, 1858, F. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

PER SQUARE FOOT. BECAUSE OUR PRICES AR
REFRIGERATORS

Crosley Gu it. Custom Shelvador,
auto defrost, 1858 floor sample - 28s.e5 17s
Crosey 91a Gu. IT,. Shelvador 1853 floor
sample ---------------------- 2ss.s5 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

Crosley II GU. IT, Shelvador, De Luxe,
auto. defrost, 1853 F. s.. -- 1895 269.25
Gibson 81 Gu. it. De Luxe with auto.
defrost, Stor-Doors, 1853, F. S. $685. 1885
Nationally Advertised ell. it. De Luxe,
shelves on door, top freezer, 1853 - 29995 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
DRYERS

Thor 200 Volt, Electric, 1853, F. S..
Nat. Advertised 200 Volt, Electric, 1853
+. 81
Bendix 10 Volt. Electric, 1853 F. S.
Hamilton 1l0-220 Volt, 1858 floor SAM
pie -----------------
Hamilton Gas De luxe, 1853
Nat. Advertised De luxe, no venting,
no lint. gao Volt, Electric. 1863 -----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
FREEZERs

Crosley IT, Chest Style, 1885, F. S. 1885 1913
Deep Freeze IT, Chest Style, 1861 29995 217.7O
Thor #. Chest Style 1953---------- $685. 21985
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HsLP-MEN AND WOMEN

ASST. BUYER, girls and tn,,,t.:
wear. Excel opportunity ana .onS
sal salary; Apply MoRToN's -" person. ono
as. onlce. az 9TH st. NV.
ASST. S;,. EXEC. with phone exn.r =.
Solicitors n' ofJerirn SfIJpgrviSe battery Of phone
item for homes. HEAVY uTtpIentsoi natI se.i
SUPPORT. Operate from ou vanr sav: a:
' Box 3e3n. 3mha5 a can you do? p. 8.
BooKkEEPING MACHINE on.-.,.,
experienced MGR 3lOO, knoWi
n.E, under So, his, grad; stesSx
EE0tFker' EUt 5-day wk. Cali ME. s-S02o.
IH1' Z, pet. 10 am. and 4 pm,
DRUG CLERK, exper.: refs: no n,sht.
RRAnIEyv AH9hs;v pieasant s1Sat working condS.
rd.' Bethesda. Nd. OF. 4-677s eon
AND WIFE, co,or.d :.
children for large Sc. proiect NC
nrc. 10 mo. apt. and ufils nrel
SSiSaeo: W'te to work as charWomaD
3e2 mo. Cali Mrs. Richardson ia.
4t311 Ara pei e. y and 5 pm, Mon.
MANAGER. pref W /bo,.,
hox ss iaoA, p iSHiss:''0n'l STAR. apt. IsS 5Sfsl'
Goyt nt' ln,,,,ovoa r,r,, v,oe' g. special deal to
MI, you knew, must have. Liberass
w w help make your sales easiss
onaonsh rational nv. Excelient
MN NJ w VII ooub," your reg. salary.
TIICrJsN sNaTiin; Tn3;; MARMAD PROMO.
i'hoatSer i'hhoaiS RIGs" RREIS" Suite 644. Warner
SOLICITORS rv.
with unlim. phone. to make annnint.
ntTnVs nGy 10Y salesman. For nationaiiv
"oI. proauct. Write Box 36-E, star.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HELP-DoMESTlc


cIoK' dTep: ssh sss;h.w;: Va: live in. fond Of chill
CoOk-G.H.W.-Live in, JU, 5-377a
C99lK-gh,w. white, exper Mns.
SSfiVe: cry = ADULTS; City refers. Live if,.
cocK-G.H.W. -spcciaIi" SPECS H.af fond =,
rcanircd. age 25-46 i've i've in. ifnpeeignse pern1se
Hilye Vnrs Po PPoositi1r; n, good salary: Rock
FRIDAY MAID. e e.h.w.: exper,; I2l With
al A1s,; ees7fs aS ia oao'e' s"@9 Park I'd NV.
Civ. sleep in, child care; New
Rm Rosk AR area; ioS $40 81 no; "a day wk.
G.H,w. ) day Wk.' IS Ss75o' 7I3n"f hrs. OK,
Apply only 4 you have GOOD reneni i
Inc; refs. FM. 2-0055.
GasNsRAL GEN I HOUSE WORKER. white
RES; live in. 10. 5-OS72 "a
hshP;. white, resp. woman under so.
u I've in. Care for school AGED
fdaughter. lst fl. rm., pvt. bath. sa.
lsry according to ability. Recent To-
aaa1ed need nss sfam applg eSI 81 f4s4sh 2as those
B.oUSEKEEPER. white. middle AGED.
ior suburban Catholic Church Rec.
CHARTERS sory fssant Rsfs rsar.d and attEae Lying
G ar "'eu' "o" ~V -E'
MAID-1a noon to z pm. 5 DAYS,
Mon, through Fri. Home in N. Ar.
llngton. Want middle aged respori.
JH Ji9le vH99a Tcmsl'' $3.50 wkly. to start.
carr Of school ussess sea shtIdren. TEtk ena .n.
Perlence; refs, EN-. 2-455s.
mmiD' g,h;w.. 5la aay. live-in. exper.
CalI calf RA. Rehlio5e5 se5sGs'u must have references.
MAID general housework, light laun.
dry; must be fond of Children: ~.
ens eeei,ent salary; live-in preferred. DU. i.
NURsEMAD, live in. 3 children, ldMal no
cent local refs. Thurs. and every
9ssn 9thsr Sun. of Excel. sal. RA. s.
WOMAN over 90: free room -, ana
takins care Of children. CIR. 3-20sS.
WOMAN, white. not over 40. to car.
quarters: other help employed can
RA. 3-9669 or OIL. 4-54sI.
WOMAN: live in; recent references.
s.h,%l hyUunE EM Mfhildrsn; aisno cooking laundry.
cooking. in small home: live in: SO
per week. Call WA. 7-f.S5. al
WOMAN, 25-4o, live in good home:
ghws. cooking. . school boys. KE.
SETTLED WOMAN tcolored) share
home, help. with children. some Inv.
in. return for room. board and small
salary. RA. 3-64S6.
WHITE. live In, assisting general
housekeeping. care 3 children, uni
forms provided; no heavy laundry
or cooking; salary open. Me.
WHITE woMAN-e0-4o yrs. g.hw.
and child care. Live In with ems
ployed mother. HO 2-6754. =.
LIVE-IN--Woman under .40--beautis
full upstairs room, pvt. bath. please
2. adults: girls, 8 and 10: $32 wk.
FOREIGN BORN. white. g.h.wy COOK.
ing. childcare, 5h days. e.6:30s
nigiits. S36 wk. EN-. 2-S824.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

Repeat business each year provides
opportunity to build for the future
executive possibilities.
ror personal interview phone Frank
ConDola District Sales Manager
THE OSBORNE CO. OIL. 4-727ii
bet. z and 9 pn TO-DAY
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HELP-MEN
Mechanically minded

Mechanically minded
men answer this ad--
even If you are now en-
ployed. We are ready to
offer you highly profit
able work 6 days every
week through the COM
ing winter, and on into
the indefinite future if
you are a reliable and
steady worker. We pre-
fer healthy, neat-appear-
ing married men who are
prepared to drive their
own cars.
Write a short letter.
state name, address and
telephone number. Brief
ly tell us what you have
been doing during the
past two years. Address
your letter to Box 392-E,
Star.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

The above amounts were taken from
our payroll records Oct. 25, 1854
II you are interested in receiving
please come to our ONCE. 1903 Duke
st., Alexandria Va, this afternoon
At l pm. sharp for an interview.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HOSTESSES
MATTRESSES
CASHIERS

Short training course, no cost, no
experience required, no age limit,
Glass begins Monday, November [,
10 am: or z pm. Register now.
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSOCIATION
2OO3 Eye st. NV. ST. 3-O51o
IBM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR
Permanent, position in a growing
department. Of progressive com
pany We have fine group of
employes, offer opportunity for ad-
vancement,- good starting pay, moo. .
ern ONCE, 5-day week. paid vacation
and many other employe benefits.
UNITED SERVICES LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO.. 18th floor. 1925 Eye st.
iNSuRANCE-Full time or permanent
part time; general insurance expe-
rience desirable; modern insurance
agency with pleasant surroundings
and working conditions. CO. $500
INSURANCE RATING cLERKDFor
general agency. Some underwrit-
ing experience desirable. Must he
neat. quick typist. For appointment
phone MRS. BAILEY. ST. 3-S3S3.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
Under IS.
hots weaE ledEer must sxptr m for
PPOdda: odd: HEcHiNdER CO. 18th and and
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR,
MGR 5000. accounts receivable ex-
perisnce. Permanent. pleasant work
BLAcksroSG RSxS5 SsHR rAG, rAAep' lao7 NJ HupS Sc
CASHIER. familiar with N, G r
1000 machine; 33-hr. wk., work
morning. afternoon or every other
oay. Top salary for competent per.
cAsH1ERt. White, iti n;Si part time cafeteria. sr
1l:30 to 2:15 pm Call after !;
Pm; Pm. 100 loo Maryland ave. ne. No
Theater Mt. Rainier, Md. apply in
CASHIER. part time. inU pi"'i i to $ hrs. a
day. = days a week. exper. pref. :;
Iac per hr. plus meals to start.
Send qualifications and refs. to
Box All. Star.
CASHlER-FOOD CHECKER WANTED
nGood salary; good working con-
oltlons. Please apply in person.
DUKE ZE1BERT'S RESTAURANT.
CLERK for general ONCE work; 5h-
day week; paid holidays and vaca-
Sl2n; S4I1Ap Apply Mrs; Sullivan. sTEUART
white, age 1925, pleasing
personality. no experience necessary,
to qualify for information clerk, g.
DAY week, every other Sat. and Sun. ::
splendid working conditions. Apply
Mon, to Mr.; GRAHAM. Doctors
CLERKS (2). white, aged 3O-5O. to
learn f1le and other ONCE work. Ex-
peflence must have been as sales
lazy. Must also write legibly and be
4oie 10 stand about half the time.
handling no merchandise. Hrs, $40
70 3; "A day Saturday. Salary to
start. 90c hr. Do not apply unless
employed now. Phi. MA. S-1IlS.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

several openings available imm.a,. 81.
70 nlgh csliber telephone sales ny
SSo'iilsl ~ ior iull and part time work
IN in,S special telephone rooms, E.pnn. En
i ahii,., conmensurate with sales
,JecXs0r nppy IN person to Mr..
No nRnnoof of cair. nr: Harris in RIM. 2O4.
The EVENING STAR
ll0l Peana. Ave. NV.
sir,t 'Si coI!ege staouate with pnv.
rsI eynore, cietices background and iBM-
mySfiatch organization in Bethesda
,bsiJs Tblits tu.y to p o Box 5aSS, Bs.
"LEINsEn l.rIsEn eoLoRED CPLE. for j.nitor
1TJ,cc FIX ond n ym2!l modern bldg. mr..
ance in rent in return for Iishta ai,oW- .srS
ice; ior;s 'Wo!2SSDoWARD q NORRIS, Real %
@ Tors, 123 goth ST. NV. RE. 7-6SsS
Evening star., 1954-10-31

rAET tsspnons co1.sas vstP Pd9s s. to vk g
MAKE SEQ DAILY - Sell lumin Gus
name plates. Write REEVES CO,
Aattleboro. Mass, free sample and
SMALL CONTRACTOR needs car
penter, handy man. steady work,
sall after pm. or week end. TO,
YOUNG MACHINIsT, interested in
development work; District location;
eXneE!enee. State specifically. Box
Part TINE statesmen for ewes, @'a and
sat; exper. with liquor; FRANK
LIN; INC. s2s 14th NV, DI.
Full OR PART TIME-one of Mar
shall Fields family -owned enter
prises will appoint 3 refined men.
guaranteed income for men selected.
We are interested in attitudes more
than aptitudeS. Full details as well
as your qualifications will be dis
appointment cali UN. 4-5G0S.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, under 25.
outstanding opportunity with finan-
clal institution in its 3lst year of
operation. Pleasant. working condi-
tl4ns n2ns,,i IN modern Bethesda office: For
OT ooss -AS' ShoSNONAd0'
LD-ESTABLISHED certified public
accounting firm desires experienced
senior or semi-senior accountant for
2 medtum-sized Virginia city loca-
tion. Send resume of education and
accounting experience with recent
non-returnable snapshot to Box
AMBITIoSUjssf Sjsf MAN, som. lnowl.dse o,
accounting required; good PROPOSE
tion. Call DI. 7-2603. %
AID MATCHES-Sell amazing designsl
10. 20, 80. 40 and $40 light book
matches. BIGGER SPOT CASH
COMM: every business a prospect.
Repeats. Start without exper.: men.
women: full, part time. BUY MOTH
ING. Sales kit furn. MATCH
CORP: OF AMERICA. Dept, RF.
JEWISH WfsH0 YOUNG MAN; start. sos;
raises; age 1888; all-round abilities,
last typist, good sales telephone
voice; assist owner in one-man ofice
handling Government and CONNER
cial wholesale sales Future. Write
fully. Box 409-E, Star.
SALES CORP. has openings for men
Tor unique merchandising program
who are 500 to $500 weekly CAL
iber; men with ordinary insurance
or similar experience are first choice
and will call by appointment on
uualtf1ed prospects: must have car:
men will be placed only after per
sonal interview with MR.. FOSTER
Can for appointment, $50 to $50
RE. 7-273l. .
Evening star., 1954-10-31
ORGANIZER

Desires to contact man 40 tn 6O
years OF age. capable OF setting IN
branch offices in 80 states and SUI
pervisins the national ONCE. Also
erick, Md Richmond, Lynchburg,
VIM hester and Fredericksburg. va
Write giving resume of business ex-
perience. education and phone num-
Der. Box 170-H, Star. Al
Evening star., 1954-10-31
SEAMSTRESS

SEAMSTRESS.
Thoroughly experienced, to work in
valet vsa shop; good working conds. ];
II am, MIR. HAROLD, XII kI s-4G47
SECRETARY-Permanent. weli-naid
position in real estate once down.
town Wash, for qualified person Ett.
30 and 40: previous experience in
real estate and MORTGAGES essential
FOR interview. write Box Tie. Star
stsaing experience. qualifications and
renasnGcS reisafsnccs. Replies held in strict
eonlioence. -31
SECRETARY. for Washington Office
OF national Jewish oraanjzation
Some knowledge Of legal stenosraphy
helpful. State age, education TSxperi.
snce. ee. salary desired. BOX 154 h,
sEcREiTaRY: I;9I.EiC y: sxperienesd In con
.1s-H, Star. S'"S'o" area. 5"&
SECRETARY. full or part time, pat
snt law office, dictaphone experience
neiptul: opportunity to learn trade
ouirements. Reply Box 24s-c, Star.
sECRETARIAL and general ONCE work
in small office. Speed secondary to
accuracy, dependability and bust
Te ness aGHmen. ann 6-day week. $40.
SECRETARY, part. time, capable
personable. for varied work in small
aforementioned technical ofice. Ex-
cellent SURROUNDINGS, Afternoon
hours preferred. CO. 5-2694.
SECRETARY, national organization
needs secretary to editor; salary,
$4,000. 5-day week. SIS to 5.
Must have fast competent stenog-
raphy. college degree, office exper.,
editorial experience desirable Cali
AD. Al 7:t6 between 8 and 12 am
for appointment.
SECRETARY. desirable position in
small patent law Office; exper in
patent work helpful but not essen
tiai. Indicate qualifications and
expected @alary Box 354-H. Star
SECRETARY, part time. mornings or
afternoons. from 10 to - hrs. vk
or mere; good habits. 2O25 Par
rd NV AID. 2-97I3.
SECRETARY-Perm position, at
National Airport: 5-dav wk.: airline
pass privileges: starting salary. SIS
Mo. Phone EX. 1886. for ap-
Evening star., 1954-10-31
CLERK

Alert young woman 25-35 yrs of
age who has q pleasant telephone
manner and is accustomed to deal
n1,{-.T ,mg TTitn people. No typing re-
advertising service dept, 5-day. ID.
mr.. week. Apply personnel, room sos: !:
open weekdays S:3O-5 and Sat. O..
IL. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. AVE. NV
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HELP--.-MEN

YOUNG MAN. interested In learnins
specialized TV and entenna work:
no experience necessary. Interviews
weekdays. NO. 7-7i74. 81
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HELP-WoMEN Cent,
AID TAKER

Accurate typis.; who i has . , pleasan. z a,,t
position taking classified ads from
the general public. 1885 yrs. OF
age. 5-day. 40-hr. week Apply
personnel. room sos; open week
days $500 and Sat. S-l2. No
THE EVENING STAR
1lO1 PA. AVE. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER; up to
Apply ANNAPoLfs HOTEL. BET. .
AssffsfRNf saf RRNT MAhAaEsR hils 4 81 ns fSf garden.
type project In nearby va. Matured
woman desired. State age, marital
status, experience and local refer
ences, $500 per month plus apt
BEauTiCiAiNssafhAiR Eaf aIihi Nsafhli srYL,sr, mi mus,
have following; GOOD pay with com. COM
mission; days q week. Phone WO
6-5I29. "a
BEAUTICIAN-Expert; full or part
time; guaranteed salary. Hours 8
to d. EN-. 2-1171. Il
BEAUTICIAN, all around operator
for Fridays and. Saturdays. Also
erson ao ASpRE Of PaRs ssSi Apps
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
DIA AASAAN, ouoIEuAM dOIEL
BEAUTICIAN-5-day week, top salary
SHEPHERD PARK BEAUTY SALON
IIl3 Georgia ave. NV. -
iLAUTA OPERATOR xS5-$lO0 pei
week guarantee plus commission;
no manicuring; steady work, LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS l7l0
BEAUTY OPERATOR. man. hair styl.
list; must be good hair cutter; salary
no object. Apply in person. GUS
TAvE,s HAfR sTYLIsT. 723 llth
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper.. full full or
part time, hours. 9 to 8; top salary
% and I commisSion: Arl: JA, 2-665l.
BEAUTY OPERATORS-New shop
iS,s iiN aeeded: aee1sE salary no obiectl Gail
BOOKKEEPER, familiar with machine
work. for contractors office in Silver
Spring: excellent working conditions
and salary for qualified person. Ap-
ply between and IL am. STEW
ART BAINUM CO.. 7705 Georgia
BoeKkEEFEssD sSe silEfT ssDFlns' Full charge: ms1 for
constr. record keeping desirable.
State exper. and salary desired.
Write to sWARTz AND WEST.
CPAs. 1924 K ST. NV. 81
BOOKKEEPER, Remington Rand, ex-
perlenced, and do related work.
Must type. 5-day week. Apply in
RsRTssqp511R RRsp1RGEs. Ms. Strauss SMr MAYOR MAS
BOOKKEEPER, General once work.
See LARRY JERMAN, 1901 Rhode
Island ave. 10 to IL Monday.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
BOX 205-A, Star
WE NOT OFFER YOU
PHONY FABULOUS
SALARIES

We offer you the opportunity to earn
a higher than average income
new organ, selling a well-known
nationally advertised product Life,
Post Good Housekeeping, etc, plus
the most fabulous salesman on nv
over 2 national .hook-up), needs IL
nard hitting salesmen, men with
grow. with US. Advancement win be
rapid. w
The product sold IL q necessity with
every man, woman and child and
though you may not have sold this
Item. an all-out effort will be made
70 teach you the best and most
productive method. 0''
Stop by, meet us. listen to our offer
You may like our methods Of doing
MAD PROMOTIONS, INC, suite ,4e
Warner Cheater RlGR Nv
Evening star., 1954-10-31
hELP--WoMEN
FITTER AND ALTERATIONs

y G1t x23N1 a4 G1t2 4ON6
Colored; thoroughly experienced in
altering and fitting womens clothes,
In smart dress shop, Apply Mon.
noon to 4 pm. and daily 10 to 6 q. m.
MATTOGENS
1851 Fenton St., Silver Spring, Md
Opposite Hecht Co. .
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. exper. only.
Apply IN person; PENN DRUG. 18th
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. 4 to 10 pm.
Exper. Apply in pers. only, BEACON
DRUGS. 4th and r. I. ave. ne
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, exper. !;
RTInoNT lSSa, rsTs.; sves;, no Sunday work
ave. n W. Apply Monday.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored. exper. !:
tor l night and Sat.-Sun. morning.
good pay. -ALBAN TOWERS PHAR-
MACY. BOO Mass. ave. NV.
FUR FINISHER. experienced. LUIS
TICK FIRRIERs. 735 I1th st. n W,
HAIR STYLIST. exper., refined: start
work immed.: excel. working cond. !:
good salary. ANNA THERESE, 1875
Conn. ave, DU T-ST0O Al
Evening star., 1954-10-31
STENOGRAPHER
WANTED

To work in modern Office bldg: 5-day,
33-hr. week; interesting work and
peasant working conditions. Start
ing salary, 500.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

OPPORTUNITY
We want . married man with a car,
ambition and good references, eX-
periencsd or inexperienced. for an
unusually high-paying, perm. op-
portunity. with AAA-1 national Or
ganization. Write Box 1s3-E. Star.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
HOTEL STATLER

10Th and < SITS. NV .
RESIDENT MANAGER-Free apt. in
. exchange for services; managing
brand-new 40-unit apt. bldg in n w
give. full particulars, incl. loc.. refs.
Apply Box 14S-E. Star