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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
IN Uganda Weather
Can Be Blamed
On the Government
By he Associated Press

KAMPALA. Uganda. July Isl
Uganda's government radio sta
ton is dropping its broadcasts
of weather forecasts. Native
African listeners. officials found.
considered the prediction a
definite government promise.
If the weather later didn't
match the morning forecast. the
officers said, the natives held it
proved that all the government
announcements made that day
are "a pack of lies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

condition at the Arlington Hos
pital today.
They are Jack Frisbie and his
sister Patricia, Is, Of Nordlie
place, Pinmit Hill, Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Dash to Funeral Futul

GLENDALE. Calf, July Is
R.-Late to a funeral. insur-
ance man D. G. Kenning ran
from his auto to the chapel yes
terday, made it through the door
and then collapsed and died Of
q heart attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Youth and His Sister
Better After Accident

"A 17-year-old Falls Church
youth and his sister, injured In
an auto accident last night on
West Broad street were in fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

conscious sublimity. There are
one or two obvious blemishes-
an obstetrician might object
that there was a confusion of
sexes in the first paragraph. but
nothing has prevented it's being
recognized from the first as a
masterpiece"
DR.. Holmes included in his let
ter a copy in his own hand of
the Lincoln speech.
The "blemish" Holmes, a doc
tor, spoke of apparently referred
to the words "our fathers"
Mr.. Everett also was one of
the few who recognized the
greatness of Lincoln's words, for
he wrote the President the next
day: =,
It should be glad if I could
flatter myself that I came as
near to the central idea of the
occasion in 2 hours as you did
in 2 minutes"
The Holmes letter was recently
found among the literary hold
ingS of the RoSenbach Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Oliver Wendell Holmes Letter
|Of7879Found;; Praises Lincoln

His letter to DR.. F. Peyre Percher
of Charleston. S. c., 16 years
later says:
1.-THE circumstances attending
Mr.. Lincoln's brief remarks are
worth recalling. It was at the
dedication of the cemetery in
which the slain of the Battle of
Gettysburg were buried Novem-
Der 10. 1863, that they were de-
livered.
Edward Everett, our famous
scholar and orator, was the
speaker of the occasion and de-
livered a patriotic and eloquent
Grafton. But the few simple
words of Abraham Lincoln went
to the heart of the Northern
people as no elaborate rhetoric
ever could.
You will read them now as
you could not then, and recognize
their noble strength and UNI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Two Sailors Accused
OF Kidnap-Robbery
OF Greenbe|t Man
BY the Associated Press

ELIZABETH CITY, N. c., Feb.
l2-Two young sailors will face
trial on kidnapping charges here
next month.
They are charged with kid
naping a Greenbelt, Md, &C
countant in Virginia early yes
terday. The FBI said the sailors
were AWOL from the destroyer
Moale. Agents identified the pair
as Robert Raymond Dumas, 10,
of Rochester, N. Y. and Robert
Stafford Kraus, 20, of Whining
ton, N. c.
Special Agent William A. Muir
ply, in charge of the Charlotte
FBI Office, said the two are ac-
cused of kidnapping Royal D.
Breashears, IS, of SOB Ridge
road, Greenbelt, Md. as he mo-
tored south on vacation trip
to Kitty Hawk, N. C.
The sailors waived preliminary
hearing before United States
Commissioner Lloyd Sawyer and
were bound over under $4,000
bonds to a term of federal dis
trict court opening here March
20.
Mr.. Breashears, an accountant
for the Greenbelt Veterans
Housing Administration. picked
up the hitchhiking sailors at
Fredericksburg, Va, Mr.. Murphy
said. Near Suffolk, Va, the pair
drew automatic pistols, and
after forcing Mr.. BreaShears
into the back seat. drove the car
into North Carolina. according
to Mr.. Murphy.
Mr.. Breashears was released
unframed near Windsor. N. c..
Mr.. Murphy continued, after the
men had taken his wallet. con-
tanning about $50 and his 1858
automobile.
The North Carolina highway
patrol arrested the men near
Washington, N. c., an hour after
Mr.. Breashears had notified
Windsor police.
Fellow workers at his Green
belt Office said Mr.. BreaShears
was on his way to Kitty Hawk
to get his wife and 2-month-old
child who had been visiting his
wife'S parents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Oliver
Wendell Holmes describes Abra-
ham Lincoln's speech at Gettys-
burg as a masterpiece from the
first" in a recently discovered
letter.
The assessment of Lincoln's
"few simple words" and their
impact upon the people at
Gettysburg was made by DR..
Holmes in a letter to an old
friend.
At the time of Lincoln'S brief
speech it generally was over
looked. Most had attended the
dedication of a Union cemetery
at Gettysburg to hear an illustri-
Gus orator of those days, Edward
Everett.
DR.. Holmes, doctor, author and
scholar, wrote as one who was at
Gettysburg on November 10, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Briton to Sell Russia
$2.8 Million in ENGINES
By the Associated Press

MOSCOW. Feb. 12.-British
businessman c. D. MacQuaide
said last night he had signed a
contract for the sale of more
than / million pounds ($2.8 mil
lion) of Diesel engines and spare
parts to the Soviet government.
Mr.. MacQuaide, a director of
r. A. Lister & Co., said the ma
chimes are for power stations.
He came here last week with a
group of 80 British businessmen
who were promised orders worth
400 million pounds ($1,120.-
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Fireman, Save Ny Soto

LINCOLN, Nebr. F.-Don
Dneeszen tried to carry a burn
ing sofa from his home and got
1t stuck in the front door. So
he called f1remen. The firemen
tilted and jiggled it out the door
like expert movers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12

Fellow workers at his Green
belt Office said Mr.. Breashears
was on his way to Kitty Hawk
to get his wife and 2-month-old
child who had been visiting his
Xife'S parents.
Evening star., 1954-09-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES

STEN0TYPE MACHINE SHORTHAND
--S0-300 words per min. Free steno.
type machine. TEMPLE SCHOOL
FRENCH-Priyate instruction by
hG highly cultured diplomats widow
SPECIAL COACHING in mathematics
A, special SIS course for Census and
sIvh sasFh esfRii sERvrcE PRns neisa ea1eal
asnio ADJ iffs ~ St kEPxiR Px Ap isvs 2sS's eve
sssFis sSsIiss rEaPGE EsdlG & scHE E.lS IA 4ssSoS
SHORTHAND In wks. tdaYi, ST.
wkly.; l2 wks eyes,. SO wkly Guar
anteed course. Easy ABC system.
TEN TEMPLE 3 ss,s SCHOOL 81 NA S-$25S;
stenographers. beg. and rev, courses;
3S yrs expr. Enroll today. BOYE
SCHOOL. COZ, 18th and @ SITS. tNA
NEW' CLASSES NOW STARTING. In.
auire Ma. 6-2340. Typing, short
saa sss Rssstssg1Rs IS fs0RfS9sas{ s0RS L
.AccoRDioN Ssi ION AND PLANO. Pvt. teach.
er. children. adults: indiy. atten.;
accordions loaned. RA. -t-6sS2. --1a
DISTURBED and
nauulcappeQ cnllQEen Ouereu euuch-
tional assistance by former publie
NsM Senpol :, ,sashsr xsasT EN- 9oRMsrp7Nln5 Ss9Ra9 mi
jr. acct. ONCE machines. typing
hundreds excel. positions. Inquire
Ma: s-234e. BOYD SCHOOL OF
ACCOUN1ANCY, cor. G and 18th
Established 3s years.l
STUDENTS-Special CLASSES
In tipping and Gregg shorthand
simplified--Tues, and Thurs. ewes;
teachers. Est. 3S yrs. Enroll immed
Inquire MA. S-2340. B O Y D
SCHOOL, cor. G and 12th.
ARL. PLANO STUDENTS Albert
Jones, mus, B., Cincinnati Con.
servatory is now accepting begin
ners and advanced students for per.
sohal instructions In piano and
theory LA X-3a06 20
Evening star., 1954-09-15

ACCOUNTANT. 2 years public exper.,
Rev.; desires position with establish
Cd g. ?. A, firm. Box. 301-y. Star
ACCOUNTANT - Books started
refs: prompt; reas. ju S-54OS
complete Bookkeeping
.5ai 5aT isrliss; sa4ass new books opened; Tsas,
AcGopNTTAANT. expert. books opened, len
ne. SausnF ~ up; a.sbst M taxes; local ref $50
BOoKKEEPERi capable. enersetic,
dependahle; thoroughly Experienced
IN all departments. LU. 2-0504
CONSTRUCTIONS MANAGER, eSper,
field project management. purchas-
ing, estimating, etc. for general
contractor. Box 396.z. Star, l5s
CrA. thoroughly experienced. avail
able part time: reasonable compen-
sation. Box Idly, Star. III
PAINTER and carpenter trim man,
Mhite va 5ss, 5st class. Day or contract.
PAiNTER wants work; steady wopkes,
PHARMACIST. also good counter
TsI. man; / @ asfs. Washington and Nd.
TRUck RG;5Esi5Sl DslyER or helper, eoIered ls.
reliable. II. S.15sS. On'' sno
NAN desires any kind Of work Sum
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work and othee misc. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Lighf Center NE S-4532.
YOUNG, NAN. vet. white, machinist
helper or ,filling station attendant
or laborer. ME. S-7592. l6s
YOUNG NAN desires work. Call
YOUNG MAN desires painting OF
apartments and houses. Reas. price.
Call HU. 3-57lS. 20s
COL0RED VETERAN dry cleaning
student, desires part-time employ
ment: pressing, driving. LII. T-2412.
Evening star., 1954-09-15
SITUATE oNs-ooMESTIc
CHILD CARE, ages 3 ana 4: parents
6ring and pickup; $12 weekly. NO.
1-E439. lis 4

CHILD CARE. ages 3 ana 4: parents
bring and pickup; S12 weekly. NO
HoUssaswioRKER, Gs;lsi exper.. excel. LIE ref
5Ha days Wk. Willing to sit one night
coLosE:p Tssf: HHi HoTTESl aI8Ess. vii, care -,
children, in licensed home. pick up
MRS. VIOLA HOWARD. 10
lCOLORED WOMAN desires days work
regular or part time. cleaning iron
oiSGfns WoMA ennss iond Il Il eSaPes saass
desires, ordinary housework. Mon
Through Fri, good refs. DU. 1869
GIRL, colored-Mother's helper
stay nights: Live out. Excel. refer.
coEoRED eaee MAK9 WoMaR, Ar rsI, lesta desires wor,
by day or mornings: AL launderes.
and cleaner: AL ref. AID. 2-O32I
cOLORED GIRL wants s.h.w., plair
cooking and child care: ref. exper.
live out. Ii. 6-S072.
cOLoRED WOMAN wishes lob as
g;h;w. gss Or eoSs, sess Good with chiIdren
LADY. colored. desires e.f.w., plain
soGklns' dags' III MoFnanss Tns5ss or afternoons
CoLoRED WOMAN wants morning
work. cleaning or 8 evenings week
cooking dinner AID. 4-159S.
COLORED GIRL desires mothers
helper or maid work. Exper., ref.
AD. 4-3775.
COLORED WOMAN wants work OF
any kind. evenings from $40 until
$50. Good ref. AID. 2-6927..
GIRL, colored, refined. desires
work, 3 days. DU. T-1O45.
WOMAN. colored, wants daywork
Wed. and Fridays. exper.. refs
IL 7-33l2
GIRL, coiored, wants 8 days work.
housekeeping. child care, depend
able. local refs. Ii. 4-1623. -16
EXPER. COLORED WOMAN, desires
work, good cook. days. city refs.
NO. 7-596R.
Evening star., 1954-09-15

tBEDs-Ssle. and twins. metal and
wood, with mattress and SPRINGS,
$l2 and Sl6; chest and dresser, 9S
Evening star., 1954-09-15
HELP DoMEsTic

HOUSEMAN and Cadillac
p e. refs; for family Of 5. Thurs. Thurs.
sslass: $50 0 vi! Ean caa Il wo. stssr eoaos sss
COOK AND G.H.W., experienced.
with recent D. C. refs, for family Sof
2. Thurs. on after 10; Sun. OF after
sy5ao .3y; salary. $40 wk. Call WO.
COOK. colored. do downstairs work,
and refs. Wo s-S5s5. e1S 1sef
COOK. 1st floor. Exper. only. Ali day
~ nnuTsi; rs; eysry ayyas other Sun. on. Live
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK. helm with
cooking: experienced with chfldren:
40 not call unless interested in
Poe5maansn5s Po aisaGs nyerin job: Silver spg.
G.H.W.. mothers helper, white; live
N, school-aged boys; $40 wk
Civ COOK. live in: must be excel
Thurs. and every other Sun. oil
G.H.w."cooK. liS fngi IN, upstairs roo room
Ssnool-ags Sna ! children. $50 week. refs
UnW.' une IN, pain cooking;
and suns nalia5an o sac on9Es WF xE xaftsr19Gn s1s
G.H.W. - Congenial atmosphere TO,
neat settled colored woman, live in
physicians small. mod. rambler; !:
children. OIL. 2-6S91.
CIV. liye in: good hours, gooc
pBayy; pBy;;, near D. c. transportation. Of
21SSI4. -18
G.H,W.-Live in. Fond of children
Other help employed. References.
Thurs. and Sun. on. JU. S-93S7
CIV. good cook; live in; doctor.
I children; AL local refs. req; excel
GAIN CalI wo wRositaon son,4g f9r aualified person
HOUSEKEEPER, white: good cook.
loves children; for Christian family;
1--we in: 500 per mo-: 5h-day
Ts. Tsek s-7sasl 7fssIerences. OF 4-e663 or
MAID. must be fond of children: late
until = pm: 81 days; ss5 S seIy WF
Box 1907, Star. -16
MAID, LIVE IN; neat, exper. in e.h.w
and child care: half day Wed, every
other Sun. Oh; other help employed:
$50 wk. ia. 9-9149. III
MAID. live in, responsible. exper
with children; upstairs rm,; 5N
days; good salary; refs. AID. 2-0477.
NURSEMAID, live in, light g.h.w.,
settled woman, references required.
Phone OIL. 4-8923. ~
bet. 80 and As; must be
good cook and do g.h.w, for family
with no children; live in; one who
Is capable Of looking after house,
hold. drivers permit pref. but not
essential; excel. living quarters. AID.
COUPLE: man gar
dening, chauffeuring and serving;
woman cooking and g.h.w.: f." :
ADULTS: excel. quarters; good salary;
geis; necessary. RE. 7-2775 or JA.
MATURE RELIABLE PERSON want wanted
to care for 2 school-age girls while
mother works; must be fond of chill.
dren. LA. 6-4503. III
white or col. mature. expe-
rienced; best ref. req.; woman, good
cook, g.h.w.; man to serve. drive.
NV; for 2 adults; live in: good
artrs.. wages; perm. DE. 2-234O.
DEPENDABLE CoLoRED WOMAN,
1--we in, general housework, plain
cooking; children are 2 and 3 yrs.
eid; recent local references. WE.
! U-VO1Vs --l3
Evening star., 1954-09-15
BOX 374-Z, STAR

NATIONAL FINANCIAL institution
offers an opportunity to young
man under 80 who wants to &C
places in the automobile financing
field. No experience is necessary:
we prefer college graduates or men
with at least q year or two of col
'ege who want to prove their abil-
ity. The position has lots of variety
and is not routine work: involves
contact with our customers but Is
not sales work. You are provided
with an automobile. This is per-
manent position. Starting salary
S225 with regular merit increases.
Planned advancement program to
positions of manaeerial response
bility. Liberal employe benefits. Box
6f-Z. star, III
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. draft
exempt. under SO; for junior ad-
ministrative Job. in our home Of
nee. Must be resident of the metro
poiitan area for several years. be
able to supervise and assume re-
sponsibility. Many company bene,,
fits: salary open. Apply personnel
once. Ord f.. S16 14th st. NV. 1t
ARE YOU RICH?-If not sell oul
nationally known cushion snoes d.
rect. Over $50 styles for the en-
tire family. Sell full or part time.
write for free catalog. TANNERS
SHOE Co., 90 Forest ST., Brockton
Mass
Evening star., 1954-09-15
HELP--poAAEsric tcons. /,

LIKE no COOK and are fonc
nt children and have recent local
references that are excel. you vii
4 ind q good 3rd-1. room. near chevy
Thass TSnss c,5sls ss sv.1S 10 asSnr lsSndsy dsy
2 little boys in school and 2 little
girls at home, good salary and
nice people to work for. otherwise
DO not call. OIL. 2-3736.
WOMAN. colored. age 40-45: live In:
care for small children: light h.w.:
small monthly salary. Ii. 6-0SI4.
Evening star., 1954-09-15
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

MANAGER, restaurant, daywork;
exper. nee. Apply MICKEY GRASSO'S
RESTAURANT. 732 14th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE statesmen and sales.
women. Full or part-time. Needed
for well established firm. Top COM
missions paid. KENNEDY REALTY
Co.. T02 Kennedy st. NV. RA. g.
1902. i7
TYPIST, college graduate, with physi-
cal sciences BACKGROUND and IBM.
PSM experience preferred. Work for
research organization in Bethesda.
Write fully to 20. Box 5o6S. Pc
thesda, Md
WANTED-Young man. draft ex-
exempt. or young woman, Is to 80,
with IBM experience. for perma-
nent position. in our home ONCE:
b-day; 37a-hour week, vacation
Apply Personnel, 3rd a., $40 14th
st. NV -l5
Evening star., 1954-09-15

At L st. Entrance
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, permanent
position open to young lady who
has had good experience in mort
gage loan application. processing and
closing, ,1H Apply IN in psrson to Mt.
fSY PANYY. i7as -. Conn conn. ave. w.TeFo NV ois eHS
CLERK TELLER, twhite,, age 25 to
80. Five-day week. 3 to 4. Pleasant
working conditions Telephone PRU-
DENTAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
ST. 3-S3l6 for appointment. --19
CLERK-TYPIST, ms, once, 5-day wk.
ESsfsy rsf fsyyoqs RA ms saPfs PPffia vac Can MSS
CLERK-TYPisT-We have a perma-
nent position for q clerk-typist, is
to 80; in our. home ONCE: typina
speed essential. 5-day, 37ta-hour
nonprofit cafetria. Apply I ' personnel e
once. 3rd O., SI6 14th st. NV. -17
CLERK TYPIST, insurance ONCE,
MIR. BACHSCHMID,. Ma. S-9112,
bet; 9 and 10 am. for appt. 10
esting. general duties In brancn Of
fice Of life Insurance. company; very
little exper. REQUIRED. but pleasant
voice and ability to work with simple
ploye BENEFITS and opportunity for
advancement. Call HO. 2-6S00 for
appointment. --16
CLERK-TYPIST, II you are q woman
possessing o pleasant personality
initiative and good Judgment and are
interested in q permanent position
wherein these qualities are required
send us Q resume Of your back
ground, so that an interview may
be arranged Box 3-A. Star. --H
CLERK-TYPIST. bet. ages OF Is and
35. must have knowledge OF typ.
ing and an aptitude for figures
5-day wk. and many benefits. Apply
In person, JOHN HANCOCK LIFE
cLgRk-TYpisT: LEI; S,day, I'd ss; s7.nr. ah i wi.
knowledge of shorthand necessary.
Apply SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO
OF CANADA, SIS 18th st. NV, Rm
616s or call Ma 2-40nY
Evening star., 1954-09-15

woman to take
care car, Of b,i inyelid td.gqs lady and Lh.k. in
POSITION for educated
assume responsibility: unusual op-
portunity for advancement: 5000
year Box 50-Z, Star. -15
IF WE SUPPLY You with a stunning
S10.9S dress, without your spend
ing penny. will you wear and show
1t in your community? Send name,
address. age. dress size tor details.
Phi. MEYERS, 1901 Colerain, Dept
P-4793. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MARRIED WOMAN, age 30-3S. Per-
manent interesting position; insur-
ance officc; pleasant surroundings;
air-cond. bldg; 36-hr. wk.; typing
necessary. Business exper. not
needed. $50 mo. Call MRS.
BEVANS, ST. 3-1811.
SPARE-TIME PROFIT uniimitedl Sell
new Christmas cards. Friends. rela-
tives. acauaintances buy on sight.
Up to 1907 profit imprinted
Christmas cards low as 81 rs 100
boxes earns you $50 Experience un.
necessary FREE imprint samples.
Assortments on approval. HyCREST
Dept u. 1S3 Essex. Boston IL !.
MOTHER TO DRIVE private school
car, 11:30 to. 1915 in return for
tuition of child. p. o. Box 4026-B,
WASHINGTON l5. D. C. 17
NEEDED AT ONCE 10y WOMEN,
with serious desire for steady in
come: with an AVON territory, you
can earn $I0-$15 daily in 2 to hrs.
Of pleasant outside work. RE. 7-S107.
Evening star., 1954-09-15
YOUNG MAN

Between ages of 80 and 20
years. We have opportunity in
our organization for a man
who wants to learn the mort
gage loan and real estate busi-
ness and who Is looking for
q permanent position. Salary.
, $4,000 per year to start. with
good opportunity for advance
ment. with one of the largest.
old-established concerns in the
city. A large portion of the
duties will, be outside and
therefore applicant must own
hts own car, for which he will
receive adequate allowance.
Work week. 37Ia hours.
Lunches furnished free. Reply
I'm own handwriting, giving
full pSfticulars as to previous
business experience and draft
status. All applications con-
sidered confidential and no in
ouires made until after inter-
view.
Evening star., 1954-09-15
SITUATloNs-WoMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY
BOOKKEEPER, college: experience
IN Government contract and in
NURSE, practical. white; experienced
In caring for elderly people; best
references. Box 290-Y, Star =
PRACT. NURSE. excel. comp. patient,
cheerful. desires work. Live In. No
heavy lifting or work. Apply Box
PRAcIifecxLI. NURSE. desires so work;
fond Of elderly patients; refs. and
certificate. HO. 2-50S5.
SECRETARY, desires position in Ja-
pan. Please call 10. S-8OIO. -l6
EXPERIENCED DAY CARE for sew
eral children under &. Franklin
PARK. va. ne. 6-S211. 16s
Evening star., 1954-09-15

SHOE SALEsLADY. Experienced; ex-
cellent salary. plus: for washington
and suburban stores. Apply MR..
.JAcKLING. 1927 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SILK FINIsHER--Expert, , able to
an hour. 2414 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
sTENSGRApHER, 1ssoti patent once spe.
foreisn fling: 1s. exper. w1sa preferred resI
sTENooRHpaasR,z MEsss hos asl pstsnt ssaT law @ ONCE
under 81; salary dependent or ex-
per. and ability. $50 Warner Bldg,
sTEN0GRAPHER, experience prefer
work; must be better than average
Call MA. .S-l369. Is
STENOGRAPHER for long established
company located in Friendship
Heights area, Knowledge Of Short
hand essential also experience with
INSURANCE. ms be-. FREEZER married woman in
including alr-conditioned office. Com
pany bencfts: 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Salary from. 500 upwards depend
ing on applicants ability and ex-
writing giving all details as to quail
hcations and experiences to p. o..
Box 5555, Frienship Station, Wash
tngton, D.. c. Qualified applicants
will then be notified to appear for
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced. gen.
eral ONCE work. for construction
office in wheaton: steady employ
ment, Write Box 240-x. Star. --15
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST, insurance
ONCE; 5-day week; $3.50 per month.
State age and experience; pleasant
working condition. Box ga. Star.
STEN0GRAPHER-Good telephone
mannef md sliFsty to meet public
Inquire =. q G-+ering Office,
HOTF1 IA" tEGT9- ~
STENOGRAPHEE.s .~crscnced. under
40, fund raising once: .aSary, Sfi5
week. Call HO. 2-S7ss, MR.. PEN
Evening star., 1954-09-15
RESIDENT MGR.

uhySt . /. o-s1.tUUs 10
SALEsGIRL, experienced In selling
WinhfagM SWandh1ag AIEa fITEsairs and oIn hosiery
sALEsGIRL for sift and costume Jew
elry shop; S45 starting; excel. ad-
gyancemsnt. VANITY FAIR. 1033
sAIEsLADiEs. Isi AIDES age 10 to IS; must mio be
salary; 40-hour week. $50 am. to
t.m., Monday through Friday.
Apply wALdREEN CO. in the
sAIEsEtSDIEs. experienced selling
coats. suits; liberal salary plus IL
commission On all sales: pleasant
working conditions. sAKS. 61O 18th
sAIEsIADIEs Al a;IAi with specially shop hop z sx-.
per. Full % q part tine time; Apply ,Ean; II per-
COLE. NC 7244 Wisconsin ave-.
|sAIEsIS6iY wi aWSAiNTED-Have YOU e ex-
psrience in selling infants wear
complete infants department in
large Arl. store? We need q per-
SON with personality and the ability
to talk and sell to expectant and
new. mothers. Excellent salary. good
working conditions, employe bene,,
n5s. TE s7Gnn = sSY ar are tn, that person. can
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SALESLADY, exper. only. LADIES'
SPECIALITY SHOP, Wheaton Md.
Apply in person, 2541 Ennalls ave-,
/ Please do not phone. --16
SALESLADH, for sportswear. lingerie
and accessories. Exper, pref: good
salary and hours. Apply 2 to )
pm. CARLTON CASUALS, T39
18th st. NV. LIE
lSALESLADY, ready-to-wear and mil
linery; must be thoroughly exper.;
steady position; excel. opportunity,
Salary. $50 per wk. Apply. l01S
fSALESLADY. ONCE supplies and
commercial stationery; retail store:
permanent position. good pay; long
estab. company: only those with sue
eessful exper. in this field and good
refs will be considered. Call MRS.
THOMAS. RE. 7-5S50. ---15
ISALESLADIES. expef.. IL ANS pm.
WEST END 5 AND 10 CENT STORE,
1899 Penna. ave. NV. No phones.
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