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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Here's How 20
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly. pleasantly. Halls Ex-
pectorant tends to soothe and
help Nature heal irritated men,
branes Of the throat. Coughs
due to colds are often eased
amazingly quick. Users say,
Nothing better for coughs
when one has a cold" They
speak from experience. Halls
Expectorant has been relieving
cold coughs for more than Is
years and Is more popular than
ever. Remember the name. Ask
your druggist for HALLS Elk
PECTORANT. Convenient size
bottle only 40c. Large sizes for
home use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

tohicers:, Mack Raschella, presi-
dent; Charles i. Herbert. flrst
vice president: David Z. KisIiuk,
second vice president: Richard
Mathews. secretary; Carl z.
Brockway, assistant secretary:
Charles e. Rafferty,. treasurer;
Louis J. Mancuso. chaplain;
Robert L. Waters, liaison officer;
Harold F. Chandler, cherry blos-
som chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

AL unit committee chairmen
are requested to have their re-
ports In to the department chair
man not later than April /, in
order that they may be included
in the reports to be presented
at the visitation Of the national
eastern vice president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Rockin' Choir Got Him

CHARLESTON. w. Va. tR).-
"old Rockin' Chairs got me"
walled . Charleston taxicab
driver. He was charged with
transporting more than the legal
limit Of ! gallon after police
found IA pints Of Rocking Chair
whisky IN his cab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Ben Hur Meeting

United Court. Ben Hur. will
meet Tuesday evening at Pythian
Temple. Herman D. Fixsen. who
represents Maryland, New Jersey
and the District Of Columbia. will
speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

See how compoet the tube is in the
Super v compared to Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

The Advisory Board of Mason
ic Clubs has elected the following
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
NOTAS CUBANAS
per RAoUL ALpIzAH Pogo

hacerle vivir algunas horas de
felicidad. Ora suS ojos Sc hume
decen, por ell dolor de una
augusta, ora sus labios Sc abren
en- carcajada communicative, que
expresa solamente una algeria
fugaz y pasajera. Pero. tras de esa
carcajada, tras de esa lagrima
furtiva, vuelve a tejer su manto
de miSterioS la vida, en- una
perpetIa emboscada. Y ell hombre
bueno y ell malo y Ell que tiene
buen corazon y ell que careces de
ell, todos, de manera igual, reco-
rren ell propio canine y llegan
al mismo final: a la Silenciosa
estacion de la muerte
Unos, afanados tras de una
riqleza que no llega y 81 nega, no
Sc sabe hacer de ella buen pro-
vecho y porque cast Siempre
lega demasiado tarde. Otros,
Sonando con la dulce poesia
del ideal, anhelando los laureles
.perfumados de la efimera gloria,
que parecen ser jornadas que
pueden condTcir al hombre a la
inmortalidad Y unos y otros,
suenan en- identica forma, las
fantasies que lucubran Sus cere-
bros
Y un dia, cuando menos 10
esperamos, la muece viene y nos
roba la madre buena y nos dejar
envueltos en- una tristeza incura-
BILE. Y otro dia, ell hogar. por una
otra razon, comienZa a desmoro-
narse. Y una mananita de Sol, ell
sinsabor de una inesperada des-
cepcion, abre nLestros ojos y nos
pone sobre ellos. la sombra de una
descomianza, que habra de accom-
paiiarnos hasta ell final de "a
existencia. como I'm macabro
lastre, que nos impedira siempre,
Greer en- la sinceridad absolute de
los que nos rodean
Cuando mas dichosos creemos
que vamos ser, surge 10 impre-
visto. Lo que nos ha de arailar
ell corazon; 10 que no podremos
evitar que nos toque Y
Seguiremos esperanto, sentados a
la puerta de nuestra simboica
tienda de peregrinoS, aguardan-
do ell paso de la caravana, que
como los Reyes etiopes, que Sc
guiaron por la luminosa estrella,
parece que habra de traernos TODD
ell bieneStar que anhelamos, por ell
cual hemos tenido que luchar
brazo partido Y resulta, que
en- vez de csc esperado bienestar,
la caravana viene presidida por
la fria guadaiia de la muerte y
ella Sc interpone entire nuestro
acariciado ideal y la fosa, cubierta
mas tarde, de silvestre maleza, que
ha de cubrir nuestro cLerpo para
slempre e.
I'm ano mas. hermos recibido en-
.silencio, hace algunos diaS. Nuestra
compahera, nuestros hijoS, nues-
tros nietos, nos hicieron sentir
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is ne endangerlng his own lie Dut
he could easily cause some motor
list to wreck an automobile rather
than to hit him.
Consolidation of Governments
Each day The Citizen runs list
of five improvements advocated
for Key West. The first three
more hotels and apartments, beach
and bathing pavilion, and an i'm
proved airport-are gradually be-
coming an actually. However, no
progress is being made toward the
consolidation of County and City
governments or the building of a
community auditorium.
1t seems quite probable that if
the two governments could be con-
Isolidated, the resultant saving
would not only provide us with
funds for an auditorium but many
other improvements as well. Many
cities throughout the nation have
found it practical to unite with the
county and eliminate duplicate eX-
penSeS.
Consider the registration of vot-
ers. Is there any sensible reason
why both the City of Key West and
Monroe County should maintain
separate offices and clerks for this
job? The same thing holds true for
most of the other governmental of
Ifices.
l think it is about time we gave
some serious thought to this subject
The only ones who might be af-
Ifected adversely by consolidation
would be a few politicians. Since
most of these guys maintain that
they only seek office for the bene-
fit of the people, surely they would
mt mind giving up their political
Cor would they?)
Negro Section
Viewing the sub-standard hous-
ing, poor streets, and total alb
Sence of sidewalks amongst Neg
roes, l sometimes wonder if Key
West is really advancing or if we
are just trying to fool ourselves.
There has always been spirit of
cooperation and loyalty between the
white and black folks here on the
Rock. The latter are beginning to
fget a little bitter now and they
seem to have justifiable grounds.
For several years, the Negroes
have wanted better housing. With
the discovery of shrimp, an adj
ditional burden was placed on their
housing facilities because large
number of shrimp boats are man.
ned by Negro crew members. Still,
we've done nothing to help that end
of town. AS a matter of fact, we've
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
CONGRESSMAN AND COURTS

The conviction of several Congressman recently on
charges of taking kck-backs from employees and the
indictment of ex-Congressman by the Justice Depart
ment just few days ago. on other charges, does not
make for particularly happy reading. The worst part
of is the knowledge that for every Congressman
convicted there others who have been guilty of the
same thing and who have not been convicted.
It is sometimes difficult to bring against
Congressman Senator. There have been times in the
past when highly questionable activities by Senators
Representatives has to light and when nothing has
been done about such revelations Certainly members
of Congress able to bring pressure and influ
important people than the ordinary citizen
Therefore, the continuing charges and convictions be-
ing obtained regarding kick-backs indicate that the
practice has been generally employed than has
been suspected. kick-back is nothing than fas
flying the record and stealing money from the
ment The Congressman Senator accepting kick-back
only part of the salary listed for him her The Con-
gresham takes either all of it, what is not given the
empoyee- the listed person is legitimate employee.
We like to be idealistic about members of Con-
gress Although know that all of them cannot be per-
feet and that they human, we believe that when
for Congress, he should place his behavior
higher level than he would otherwise-f he cannot
maintain the highest level of behavior at all times There
is something especially disgusting in the spectacle of
elected representative of the people, entrusted with high
office and the best interest of his constituents being
found guilty of cheating the Government-hat is cheat
ing the people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
MEDICAL EXPENSES

Question: What about these med
ical deductions?
Answer: In general if either the
or wife is IS years of age
or over, then all the expenses Of
maintaining the health of both,
whether in connection with medical
care, dental care, or care of the
eyes, can be deducted, plus the
amount by which such expenses for
the care of any dependents exceed
percent of the adjusted gross in
come. However, medical .expnSS
of taxpayers who have not reached
their 65th birthday may be de-
Quoted only to the extent that they
exceed 5 percent of the adjusted
gross income. The amount of this
deduction is subject to certain max
imum limitations.
Medical expense deductions may
include such items as payments for
hospital nursing, surgical, dental
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Questions And Answers
About Income Tax

and other such services. Also pay.
ments for eye glasses, hearing aids,
batteries and their maintenance,
artificial teeth and limbs, ambul-
ance hire, a Seeing-eye dog for the
blind and vitamins specifically pre-.
scribed by your physician are de.
ductible. These also include pay.
mentS to all who practice the heal
ing arts, including Christian Sciences
practitioners. and qualified psyche
logists. Amounts paid as premiums
on disqualification and accident and
health insurance policies which
provide for naturalization for cost
of medical expenses incurred, it
must be used to reduce the medi-
cal expenses to determine the act
ual out-of-pocket expenses.
For further information, see your
District Director of Internal Rev.
enue. His address is RIM. 201 P. o.
Bldg. The telephone number is
I2-79SS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

csc aiio menos pesado, menos
angustioso, porqre sus felicia
clones, SUI abrazos, Sus besos,
plenos de la sinceridad de
10 que NADIA espera y de 10 que Sc
da a plentiful, pusieron manera
de I'm luminoSo arcoiris en- mi
corazon, que impidio que csc
nrevo aiio, que ensartamoS en- la
guirnalda yo bastante nutrida de
nuestra edad, nos pareciera que
iba a acercarnos la bora final,
en- que TODD desaparece
Mientras tengamoS una buena
companera, hijos buenos y cor
diales, y nietos inocentes bellos,
los amos han de ser solo meros
academies, porque elloS sabran
mantener en- nueStro coraZon,
senales imperecederas de eterna
juventud
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

Charles A. Brown, 1411 Albury
St. wants to know if something
can't be done about careless bicy-
Gle riders who impede traffic and
endanger their own lives. Navy
workers leaving the Yard at quit
ting time provide some of the best
Cor worse) examples of this type Of
individual, he says.
Theoretically, Mr.. Brown, bicy-
cles follow the same rules of the
road as motor vehicles. Actually,
police seldom bother them for in
fractions of traffic laws. Last year,
1858, to the best of my knowledge,
only one arrest was made involving
an improperly ridden bicycle. For
mer Police Chief Kemp was the
one who made that.
Lack of law enforcement in this
case isn't so much the fault of the
police. They feel that they will be
laughed at and will not receive the
support of the traffic court if they
make these kind of arrests. Quick
est and best method that l see of
solving our bicycle problem here
in Key West is to have the various
civic organizations draw up reso-
luton requesting the enforcement
of all ordinances pertaining to BIZ
cycles-especially with regard to
adult riders.
Perhaps if this were done, our
municipal court would realize the
seriousness of the situation and i'm
pose the same penalties on bicycle
riders as it does on automobile
drivers where infractions of the
law are concerned. There is no
reason why bicycle rider should
be allowed to travel against traffic,
ride without lights at night, weave
in and out of cars, etc. Not only
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
Start Gazing PaysOff For Johnny

Dor caught him in blanket. He
suffered only a bump on the head.
E. R. Hershey of Plymouth,
Mich, read of the mishap and
sent Johnny a bicycle.
1t arrived yesterday. The star
gazer set out on a tour of the
lost control and the
bike wound up against the rear of
an automobile. But that star ap-
parently still was in charge. John
ny escaped injury and the bike
came through with nothing more
serious than a bent front wheel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

allowed conditions to grow worse
by permitting some white families
to move into what is primarily a
Negro district.
/ believe in segregation. Most Of
the Key West Negro families that /
know are also in favor of it. But
the thing works two wayS-if Neg
ros cannot move into the White
section of town, then by all means,
keep Whites out of the Negro sec
ton.
In the meantime, a plan needs
to be worked out for improving
the physical conditions of the area
between Whitehead st. and the
Navy Yard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

ROCHESTER, N. Y. R-Nine-
year-old Johnny Calvin made like
a meteor while wishing on star
but got his wish anyhow. Then for
a moment he wished he hadn'..
He was doing his wishing for a
bicycle from a second-story win
dow when out he went. He grabbed
a ledge and held on until neigh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03
SOUTHERNERS. ARISE

LONDON R-Gentlemen of the
South-hear this!
The London Daily Mirror cor.
respondent, reporting from New
Orleans on the Mardi Gras, de-
scribed a mint julep today as ga
gin and sherry plus sugar and rind
of lemon-all iced"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

It's about time somebody organized and promoted
a mind Your Own-Business' Week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

Everybody would like to have government that
can operate without taxation and yet give the people
benefits of modern times
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

The musk OK of the Arctic Is not
real OK, but a member OF the
sheep family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-03

Selfish people made nation great, regard
less of the fortune they manage to acquire
Evening star., 1954-04-22
STruArioNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert. Books started.
Call WO. $1,000 ewes. %.
BOOKKEEPER. cost accounting. pay
roll timekeeping: conscientious, de-
pendahle, .,Ju. S-1s75. after 8.
|BKPR.. orc. MGR. r. C.. age 81, mar
@ @ried; B.C;S. and M,C;S, II yrs. ex-
per-; avail immed. Box 1851 Star.
CABINETMAKER. experienced in re-
FULTON, DU DU. 7-ssss. c .N
CEMENT FINISHER wants work. LU.
4-132S.
ESTIMATOR AND BuILDER-ra-
milar with private and Govern
mental work, particularly FLA,
USED. and Public Bldg. Service.
GARDENER desires lob, or sround-
keeper, or daywork; exper. LII.
SALES ENGINEER, prefer bldg. mats.
or equipment: retired eng. over 40
years const. exper., incl. mech. Rea-
company car. BOX 119-J, Star.
SUPT. OR CARPENTER FOREMAN:
capable, supervision all trades; ag-
gressive, cost conscious, comm. or
resident; ref. so. 5-4S14. 25'
MARRIED MAN, 80; open for posi-
tion: 4 years experience IN vare-
housing and storage. Sergt. Quar-
termaster corpl. recently DISCHARGED.
capable. reliable; good ref. E. E.
CRAUN, 124 10th st. ne. ?. D. c.
YOUNG WHITE MAN desires part.
time evening work, good with figures.
Call ia. e-S132 after g pm. 24'
YOUNG MAN, colored. wishes any
kind Of work, has drivers permit;
exper. HU, 3-7S96.
Evening star., 1954-04-22

Full time. permanent position with
local business school, for young
lazy to teach typing.- Telephone
MSS REIIA ST. 3.O026
Evening star., 1954-04-22
JANITOR

MAINTENANCE MAN. white: for
aptS.; must be sober. understand
oil burners. electrical. plumbing.
painting, etc. Must have apt. house
exper. Call OIL. 6-670S or OIL.
4-4S5S. IA
MANAGER. for garden-tyl apart
ment project; must be experienced:
references. Apply ALVIN L. AU-
BINOE. INC. 1915 10th st. NV.
Hi 3-H0o6 o0
Evening star., 1954-04-22
HELP-WoMsN tcons.l J

BOOKKEEPER, to handle complete
ONCE of retail establishment; must
be thoroughly familiar with all
phases Of double entry system. and
accurate typist; 51a DAYS, salary
commensurate with ability. Apply
Miss Plotnick. RIM. 527. Investment
Bldg.
experienced for ladies
5ss sss aT ESri: 9f ESSx 'iE;as kH
cAsHIEE@whit., S f - 9iai over 80 w With
slight knowledge Of bookwork: store
dement's: No telephone calls. I.
MILLER d SONS. 1922 p st. NV.
CASHIER-TYPIsT for position in Ice.
furniture store. Very pleasant work
ing. conditions. 6-day week; hours:
4 days. IL to Q. sat. Q TIL 6. Apply
Mr.. Hendrick, CURTIS BROTHERS
FURNITURE CO.. 2041 Nichols ave.
CLERK FOE BoOKKEEPING SEC.
motion picture concern; S2,o60 .
r;I,S. "; t. start; 30 S.day: 4o-hr; h. wk;; Leave
CIERK. part % time. me- for o. 20 sS' to IA Il hour,
Town 4 couN1TRY HS1 11'AciiE cnEANERs. tsGss.
l116 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. IA
CLERK. for postof1ce In drug store.
Pleas. surrgs.. full time. Apply in
person. PACKETS PHARMACY,
S472 Piney Br. rd.. Bill. 3D.. Md.
CLERK for newspaper ONCE; 40-hr.
5-day week; disqualification, life in
1890 cail' MISS GROVE. co.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, colored, 1st class; family oi
, adults; stay nights; must have
recent references. Phone AID. 2-4S71
-22
COOK, g.h.w.. live in air -cond. home
must be fond of children: S2S wk
JU. 5-377S. -22
COOK for q small family. which wi!
really appreciate good cooking ant
neat quiet service. This is q very
good job If YOU can qualify. Write
Box look. Star. --22
COOK -HOUSEKEEPER-Live in; sep.
arate apt: nearby Va. Exper., ma
ture white woman preferred: refs
Call Elmwood 6-3635.
COOK-Large nursing home in Falls
Church area. Live in or out. Good
opportunity. References. JE. 2-0643
EUROPEAN OR LATIN-AMERICAN--
Cooking-g .h.w. DTS family. Only
well qualified need apply. Live-in Of
out. $135 per month. Call after z
pm. DU. 7-4162 for interview.
Evening star., 1954-04-22

Sell merchandise direct to consumer.
Excellent earnings: steady position.
See Mr.. Kay. between 2-6 pm,
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7O3
Evening star., 1954-04-22

SuOQ SdlHIy. Apply DE6ONAlht
CLEANERS. 2612 Conn. ave. AID
Assoc has opening for exper. sec.
all modern empl. benefits: air-cond
ofice Write details of education anC
exper. to 1898 L st. NV. go
SECRETARY. law ONCE. Experienc,
preferred not necessarily legal
Permanent position. 39-hr. week
Pleasant environment and workinl
conditions: air-conditioned downtn
ONCE. Reply stating qualifications
age. salary desired. etc. Box 164-K
SECRETARY t1) for. executive office.
knowledge Of shorthand, tipping, fig.
ure analysis and calculation neces.
sary; excellent Opportunity for those
who qualify; 40-hour week, finest
once. SEARS. ROEBUIcK AND Co.
1900 Wis. ave. NV.
SECRETARY, personable: not over
35; air-conditioned once; pleasant
working conditions. National Trade
Assn. Dictation about 80 w.p.m.,
accuracy essential. should have
good BACKGROUND in English. Ma.
sECRETARY-Knowledge of short.
hand required: medical pref; Or. 4
ONCE in medical center; l2-5:3O
Mon. through Fri: l0-2 Sat; S15U
mo. Under 80. Box 226-K, Star.
SECRETARY -BOOKKEEPER. age so.
40, for investment firm. Position
permanent; pleasant working con.
dlt1onS; salary open. RE, 7-S676
Evening star., 1954-04-22

G.HW- W-MAID--Plain cooking. live in
rm. and bath in small modern ram
bier Recent refs; eood salary; JU
G.H.W.-Experienced for care Of /
baby. South OF Alex: Must be reli-
able: S35. so. S-7945.
G.HW. AND COOK-Live In. fond
of children: Sunday and la-day
We WsdpSsdag Wo Z, 81; aao Recent local Esfs'
G.H.w.-CooK~I.ive in or stay some
nights; 2 block from bus; age %
81 si.5o %Vss ME. d. Rsye s-sssso sGsa local fei''
GIRL, colored or white--For Mon.
h through reI c Thurs; s NO, to II, 50 ,,,ars and
saEissfss os Eastern RsT dsy AVE Hs' Tsk PIE 0es''
for Catholic rectory.
White. middle -aged, live in. Take
full charge Of house. Box 63-K. Star.
care for 2-yr.-old child in
ho home for WORKING sid couple REFERENCES
MoTBIER's' scf Frs HELpER-someone in
terested in becoming member OF
family and live in apt small salar5
NuRsE. white. expsr.. to care for one
under so; refs. req. DU. 7-o556.
NURSE OR NURSEMAID-Live in;
care of :. children, / and 3 yrs, old
Permanent position: Georgetown.
Other help employed. References re-
uCired. AID. 2-3033. --25
SECOND MAID-Live in. upstairs
work, help with laundry. other live
in help employed. References. EN-.
WOMAN. white. European pref; ex-
perienced and references; live In
doctors downtown home; small
family; other help; child care and
cooking only. ST. 3-26SS. -23
COUPLE. no children. for g.h.w. and
caretaking in suburbs. Good salary
with furn. house. Ref. req. Phone
ST '3-s4s4. Apply 1917 7th St. NV
WHITE LADY for baby sitting and
lieht housework Falls Church vic.
Mon. through Fri. Refs. JE. 4-o54S-
ELDERLY LADY 10 live In nice home;
Q; salary $50 mo. IA. 7-9l53;
sIL. sPG. MOTHER wants part time
maid for lovely home. :, children.
cent refs. required. Good health.
Cali ewes. only. JU. 1885
EUROPEAN GIRL. to act as mothers
helper; live in: room and private
bath; good food and salary pleasant
surrounding Phone oV. 3-22o1
NEAT. PLEASANT GIRL, experienced
g.h.w. and cook; permanent; smalI
family; nice house; days; ~ oSs2s'
RA. 3-0721.
Evening star., 1954-04-22
MAN
MEN
Part or Full Time
SARAH COVENTPX INC

Has openings for men with car. For
contact work. No investment or can
vassing. Earn $40 or more weekly
in spare time. Think about your
vacation. Write Box 1911. Star.
YOUNG MAN. TRAINEE, for tech.
nical representative. large prob
erty and casualty insurance COM
pany is looking for q young man
between the ages of $3.50 to be
trained as technical represent
ative, We have an excellent. well.
planned. formaliSed training pro-
gram. This is permanent. salaried
position with excellent future for
man willing to work hard. In reply.
state age. education and work ex.
perience. Box 45l-K. Star. --27
YOUNG MAN to work in auto paint
shop; experience not necessary
chance to learn a good trade. See
Mr.. Dennison. TRIANGLE MOTORS
30l0 Rhode Island ave. ne. DE
YOUNG MAN. 81 to 80: cashier and
file clerk for service dept. Lincoln
Mercury leadership. Good pay. B.
day week. See Mr.. Jones, MONT
GOMERY-STUBBS MOTORS. INC.
1900 East-West hwy. Silver Spring,
YOUNG MAN interested In learning
service station business. TAYLOR
eUNoCo SERVICE, 424 r. !. eve.
ne. "a
Evening star., 1954-04-22

ELECTRICIAN, with D. c. card; year.
round work for the right man. OIL.
Evening star., 1954-04-22

FOR large national organization. 35-
hour week with many company
benefits. Apply in person to Mr..
Patterson Suite 416. Ring Bldg !.
1900 18th st. NV. $3.50 am. to
Evening star., 1954-04-22
CLERK
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position, NV.
D. C.. location, to post and
check records, do miscella-
neous typing. Under 40 years.
Good clerical skill, some re-
cent Office work experience
and present typing speed of
40 words per minute are es-
Sential. Air-conditioned
building. Vacation and sick
leave plans. Quarterly cash
bonuSe and substantial
other benefits. Ask for Mrs.
Meek, U. S. Employment
Service, Old Post Office
Building.
315 18th STREET NV.