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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Wyoming 5 Voters
Pick 0'Mahoney and
Harrison in Primary
By The Assoeioied Press

: CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. Ia
Representative Henry Harrison
won the Republican nomination
for United States Senator in
yesterdays primary and in the
general election November 2 will
face Joseph C. O'Mahoney, for
10 years a Democratic Senator
until defeated in 1852.
Mr.. Harrison. 58-year-old
grandson and great-great-grand-
son Of Presidents Benjamin Har-
rison and William Henry Har-
rison. piled up a commanding
lead Of more than 2-to-1 over
his nearest opponent with about
two-thirds Of the precincts
reported.
Simpson Defeats Rogers.
Mr.. O'Mahoney, who is 10
years old. won the nomination
for the six-year term unopposed
and had little trouble showing
under an opponent for the period
from election Gay until Janu-
airy l, the remainder of the term
to which Senator Lester Hunt,
Democrat. who killed himself,
had been elected.
Milward Simpson, Cody attor-
ney and businessman, won the
Republican nomination for Gov
ernor. defeating C. j. Rogers,
acting Governor since Republic
can Frank Barrett was elected
to the United States Senate in
1852.
Mr. Simpson will run against
William (Scotty) Jack, a Demo-
crat, who has held a number of
State Offices and more recently
has been vice president of the
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas
Association.
CIimaxes Bitter Fight.
The Republican primary cli-
NAKED q bitter, name-calling
! fight between Mr.. Harrison and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Arlington Home Hit
Twice by Polio,
Both Non-PoroIytic

Polio has struck twice in an
Arlington family, but both cases
are reported to be nonparalytic.
Hospitalized at Children's Hos
pital are Rita Lee White. 10, and
her 12-year-old brother Leonard.
They are the children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Howard White, 4506
South Thirty fourth street. Arl-
ington.
The two cases are among 10
reported by the county's health
department so far this year. At
this time last year. Arlington had
IL cases.
According to Mrs. White, her
children's cases have been de-
scribed as "nonparalytic."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

was that for the Republican
nomination for the House Of
Representatives to succeed Mr..
Harrison, Wyoming's only men,
Der Of the House.
Thomson Holds Lead.
e. Keith Thomson, a State
Representative from Cheyenne,
held a slender lead. With UNI
official returns in from 4l2 pre-
cincts, Mr.. Thomson had 7,245;
Frank Emerson, Evanston bust
nessman, $3.50: Tom Nicholas,
Casper. 1854. and Mark Cox,
Cheyenne rancher, 3,007.
In the Democratic House race
Sam Tully, Mayor of RaWlins,
gradually was extending his lead.
Mr.. Jack, the Democrats can
didate for Governor, made an
impressive showing in over
whelming d. A. Dexter, q Casper
businessman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18

Ewing r. Kerr. Cheyenne at
torney who resigned as Repur>
lican State chairman to make
the race.
On the basis of unofficial re.
turns from 412 of the States $50
precincts Mr.. Harrison had TO-
87l votes: Sam c.. Hyatt, Hyatts-
vile cattleman and former pres
ident of the American National
Cattlemen's Association. 1854;
Mr.. Kerr, Also; William j. Ia
Der. Cheyenne, 461.
E. D. tTed) Crippa. a Rock
Springs Republican, is now the
Senator and will serve until his
successor is elected. Senator
Crippa, appointed by Acting
Governor Rogers to the vacancy
made by Senator Hunts death.
did not run.
At the time Gov. Rogers con-
ceded Mr.. Simpsons election as
candidate for Governor, the at
torney was leading, 4 to 8, with
.wo-thirdS Of the ballots counted.
Gov. Rogers was running sec
ond in the six-man contest.
The highest of the races for
the top Wyoming political Jobs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Officials Push Plans
For Fringe Parking;
Big Impact Seen

District officials today pushed
plans for opening-in less than a
month-an experimental fringe
parking lot below the South
Capitol street bridge at Firth
Sterling avenue.
The push was on after the
Public Utilities Commission yes
terday approved, a proposal by
Capital Transit Co. to give park
ers free rides from the lot to
downtown Washington for a 30
day period.
If the plan works, Traffic Di-
rector George E: Keneipp told a
luncheon meeting of the Wash
ington Civilian Club, it will have
"a tremendous impact on traffic
congestion in Washington"
If motorists use the lot when
1t opens September Is, he said,
traffic in the downtown area will
be reduced by the number of cars
on the South Capitol street lot,
thereby relieving both traffic and
parking problems in the business
area.
The PUG order approving the
special service by Capital Tran
sit stressed that the plan is ex-
perimental.
It pointed out that Capital
Transit will use the experience
gained in the 30-day trial pc
Rod to determine what rates it
will ask the PUG to approve If
the plan is put into operation on
a permanent basis.
The company will make 40
trips from the lot to the business
area during morning rush hours
and Al going the other way in
the evening rush.
Morning hours will last from
z am. to 1915 am, while pick
ups will be made in the evening
from 800 to $50 pm.
PUC's approval covered estab-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Library Boord Trustees
Elect Laurel Women

Miss Grace v. Gosnell, Of
Laurel, has been elected presi-
dent of the Prince Georges
County Memorial Library Board
of Trustees. the library has an
nounced.
Other officers elected by the
board were Mrs. Edward r. Nc
Govran. Hyattsville, vice presi-
dent, and Mrs. Lewis P. Ditman.
College Park, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
Marriage RITE Rises

Marriage rate in the United
States increased from 90 per
1000 persons in 1901. to 12.1 per
| 900 in 1945.
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lishment of a special bus line
for fringe parkers only, and sup
Elemental service for them on
the 40 express line, which now
operates on South Capitol street.
District officials said the lot,
now planned for an initial
capacity of $50 cars, could be
expanded to handle 1000 auto
mobiles. Other sites. they said,
could be provided later to &C
commodate 5000 to 10000
vehicles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-18
CAMPUS
FASHION SHOW
Piece
Kann's Washington End Floor
Thursday, August 19, 500 PM.

Come meet our Young Fashion Circle 4. . q plenty
hep panel picked from your Schools your genera
ton to help solve todoys campus fashion problems.
Come see them model q smooth collection designed
by famous Junior Miss of California for the life
you'll lead this year. You'll see everything to make
you smart in school nothing thot cuts deep into
your allowance.
Come win the sensational door-prize breath
taking college costume by Junior Miss Of CoIifor-
mia. Wouldn't it be awful if you weren't here to
coIIectD
Or -. Come Friday to Konn's Arlington
Junior Miss of California Fashion Show
Time: Frdoy August 20, 2:3oPM.
Place: konn's Arlington, End Floor
The Foshion Show on This Page
evenings depending whether you mate it with points
or skirt. Add one sparkling pin ond-Wow! CooI
block. 9 to IS.
sos
Block WhH, White Frostins skirt OF ush block
vekocotd tutro-smooth corduroy bouont all oet-out
White Anooro trim, pockets For O'Clock closes
O'Clock dates. to IS.
1875
,. cover-up . q subtle wool Jersey blouse thot Jewell
belt kerehe turn into in dynomies. coroI.
SIS
Glamour Points of svete block veIvocord luxurious
cousin Of the pedo pusher. White oneoro frostino BIG
1895
Trail Boxer veIvocord jocke striped like mod in
ccors to stop troc and stort riots Lively conversation
piece. Navy green predominotno. to IS.
Stroisht As the slim skirt, snnoftest in its Gloss
Rich vevoeord motchne belt peots Block Irish green
golden blonde dark coffee. Perfect for coke does TO s.
7.o5
,. Some Line . the princess" the empire" tiny wos
is just by ony Flottery in vevocord.
Optional matching belt. Red, golden blonde. noturol.
Your every-weor dress! J to IS.
1875
:. Suit Stuff . smooth two-piecer in soft vekocord
ioeket: brief The possibilities unlimited. Block red.
zo.e5
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN
SI7UATloNs-MEN 6 WOMEN

COUPLE. white. middle-aged. sobel
and honest, for general houseworl
and cooking. Call from 10 am. tt
& nm RE 7-4RRQ 7e
Evening star., 1954-01-07

with ia-ft. angie blade and lloyd,
LeTournea pan: in excellent con-
dition;. an ideal combination for
large farm clearing and land i'm
pprnovement. sacriflce for cash; So
tHA' syneh.; worth h01 ss75. g. plus nash
attach, cable release. hitter edaptor
slide viewer: 2 tripods. $500. D1
czMSS7. 7jaSs7 or .aE5 Ex' $50 $;39s2 .. .n..d.
!::;s.oo, .0 .eS0upIed a.. range finder; eHs; ! 3;
Cash al a. REGISTER. :iiaHsT National. elec.
Price. s176; wYNN's, 22l5 N
DEsFfhSI5s e. nis 5.4 i soss $780, s :: Sis IL
JU. s-Ii39. -
mans IA cts.. ysss66;" lady: d' ; s. dis:
ladGy,s .Gyn z e.. $50; lady: "a cts:
4sS; sts $s5' si5c livtsdsToS Ss; flSS; 8 ne6 c..
DIsHwAsHERR, R,",i Apex: oz: Store store demon
price. S17s.a5. J. L. BATEMAN 3.
SON: 2004 Rhode. Island ave: ne.
late model General
price, S99.95. J. L. BATEMAN d
SON. 2004 Rhode Island ave. ne.
DISPOSAL, late model demonstrator
Orig. price, $119.95; sale price,
$69.95. J. L. BATEMAN & SON,
2004 Rhode Island ave. ne.
DRAPERIES; 8 pair, So each. Call
DRYER, gas. brand-new Bendix floor
model. Orig: price. $3.50; sale
price, S179.95. J. L. BATEMAN d
SON, 1904 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC con, MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE M!

SKILLED DOMESTIC HELP who know
the value OF service and RESPONSE
bility; highest character; years OF
exper. NATIONAL DOMESTIC SERV-
ICE UNION, Local No. l. HU. 3-65S6.
REFINED colored woman wants IRON
ing or housework 5 mornings wk.
|RELIABIE coLoRED WOMAN de-
sires E.h.w.,. nightwork: exper. and
refs; sleep in or out. DU. 7-5301.
|COLORED GIRL. reliable, with refs.
wants steady g.h.w. LA. 6-5595.
COLORED GIRL desires light house
work and child care: refs. Ii
CoGoRED GIRL desires part-time
work. 1:30 to $50. 5 days, AD
COL0RED GIRL desires child care
StnRkiia SSrkii experienced and refs. Elk
COLCRED WOMAN wants work full
time or part time or day work. AID
C0L0RED WOMAN desires houseworl
Monday through Friday; stay som.
nights. Call all day Thurs. anc
Friday. HO. 2-972S.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

AIR COMPARISONS. PAINT Spray:
ERS-For sale or rent. Parts and
service. Sanders and waxers for
rent. 1921 Kearny ct. ne. AID. @
ADDING MACHINE-tBurroushs); Is
chrome rest. stools; wrinEer washer.
Also pedigreed female boxer. OIL.
9-96S0 or co. 6-0O66. APT. 60S.
AIR CoNDITIONERs-clearance OF
new and demonstrator, 1868 Car
rier, rm. cond.. 30Ts to 40Ts on:
limited quantity. IA. 7-1174. -
ANTIQUES - jap. corner cabinet,
screen. American lant-top desk;
tea set. other china; no dealers,
ANTioUEsWsolid cherry drop-ieai
din. rm. table. As in. Z 81 In. 500.
ANTIQUES. autographs. books, 1st
issue Smith and Wesson revolver
Lincoln, Grant, Andrew Jackson sig
natures, sheet music dated 1899, By
Mozart. Beethoven 1905. Martin
Granite 3-2557 or see at s-A Hill.
side rd.. Greenbelt, Md.
ANTIQUES-China glass, oil paint.
ings: Of special interest to collectors
an American Hepplewhite bow front
chest with orig. brass. THE ROCK.
ING CHAIR, Is W. MONTGOMERY
through Friday. 10 to s. %
ANTIQUES Il Victorian chairs,
black and gold. circa 1910. EN-
3-2631. 10
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MlscELLANEovs FoR SALE

PIANO, spinet: January clearance
brand-new, full keyboard; only $3.50;
save saw at RATNtSER's R IN MUSIC Store. RE-
736 13th st. NV. --S
PfANOS-Special discounts to men,
bers. Of the Armed Forces. Govern
ment employees, d. c. employees. etc,
Over 100 new and used instruments
on display at all times Including the
full Lester Betsy Ross line. Pay as
little as $26 down. PIANO MART.
1918 7th st. NV. tsT. 3-63O0), just
above the library.
PIANO--Kimball grand, excel. cond.,
$795; 2 single, spool beds with
springs and mattresses, $50: 2 mod
ern sectional chairs. $50: modern
desk. $3.50: porch glider, $50; Rus
sell Wright pottery. peri. cond.. halt
orig. cost; other misc. household
articles. Leaving city. KE. $4,000
PIPG-Galv black copper. cast iron
cut-thread fixtures, BLOCKS t74(
Lee hWv IA 2-S700
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PIX OPERATOR

Alert young lady exper. in switchboard
work. also tipping and fling. Apply
in person to Mrs. Strauss.
MAJOR MASTERPIECES. INC;
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DRYERS

(usED). FOR HOME USE,
Gas and electric. rs is; very cheap
Apply 1101 End st. ne. $3.50 tt
5 p.m. p
DUPLICATORS, ali types, hand anc
CO, 1881 E; Capitol st.. II, 3.o9S2
FIRE FIX ExTiINGUlsHERS' INC. Rs 2h-sellcr sSHy
$3.50. 25iS N st. NV. Ex. 3.3527
FOAM RUBBER SALES, 2I45 F ct
l9x76x4: $40. Elk. 3:6633. Id
FUR COAT, muskrat, S25: shoes. new
sN sb;. AAA AA ssooA and AAAA' very reason
SALE-Brand-nev bet
rm. from dlciaimed freisht and fac
tSr 10y essh siGSs0q lion STORAGE BIDa SIHss
4G0 New Fork ave: n;w,a daily 1916.
rTfNi4ukIseil,5; fnt ~ ss 14sho 81 1853 item,
unclaimed. Stoves. S. up: youth bed
chests. washers, refgrs. (some like
732 9TH st. NV. 10. 2-333O. ~
FURNITURE--China dish cabinet
love seat, telephone gossip bench,
Ds1s. yins 5s%Poo 5oo% dnds Wndsv fSG% SDa dsa
other pieces. EN-. 3-1O17. 10
FURNITURE-Dining room suite, ode
pieces; reasonable. AID. 2-2631.
sALE-Brand-new bed.
rm., lit. rm. and dinette sets from
unclaimed railroad freight and fac
tory closeouts. HENRY'S FURNI.
TURE CO., 1925 7th st; NV: HU
Govt. service and union discounts
FURNITURE--All rooms. incl. French
Provincial dining rm. set; liv. rm
set:. 3 bedrm. sets; rec. rm.: desks
bookcases. RE. 7-0461. Ext. 6O3.
FURNITURE-Marble top table, $25i
marble top chest, $50: marble tor
washstand $22. LO. 5-O557. --9
Observation-Disclosures. must b(
sold. Studio couch, $38: rugs, 9x12
$40: mattresses: $12; spring. BED
with mattress. $12; sofa bed. $50:
studio couch. $35; lac. sofa. $25;
bed springs. S.: record cab, $12:
eo' lSSt isst Sssi,ss SssS end tables ST. g Can
FURNITURE-Complete mod. furnish.
ingS for 1-bedrm. apt: must sac,
leaving town. Apt. also avail. immed,
II desired. IA. 2-63S7. 10
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HELP-WoAAGN

SECRETARY, small once. air-cond.
bldg; 5-day, wk.: aviation exper.
starting salary. $3.400.$3. 600 W.;
depending on exper. Call in person
after s pm, 720 Cafritz Bldg. -
SECRETARY-ASST. to promotion di-
rector, national magazine; fast,
accurate shorthand. tipping; good
knowledge English; advertising or
Journalism background helpful. Give
detailed resume. salary desired. Box
297-E, Star. -S
SECRETARY. young lady, for tran
scribing, part-time receptionist, filing
and general ONCE work; no short
hand necessary; 40-hr. wk.: no Sat-
urday; all company benefits. Apply
in person, DICTAPHONE CORP.
1910 Conn. ave. NV. See Mr.. Dun
nigan. -
SECRETARY, experienced, accurate,
for small philanthropic organization
in Georgetown: pleasant working
conditions. $3.50 mo. with chance
Of advancement. Under 35. Box
399-Y, Star. 3
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10 600 BARGAINS


Daily $40 to 500. Sunday. II to .
j. H. GIcHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV.
WASHER. Bendix Matte. 1853
$50. Call 10. 2-4S64. ii
WASHER. auto; ABC- omatic; de
luxe. fully auto: store demonstrator.
Orig. price. S3O9.95: save over 500.
J. L. BATEMAN e. SON, 1904 Rhode
=, Tslsnd g r,l s7e; ne. ,o.o noa,, .pc-o-
matte, store demonstrator. Orig
J. L. BATEMAN & SON. 20O4
Rhode Island ave, ne.
WASHER, new 1853 Bendix Diala-
matte; floor model, small chip; 0rig.
J, L. BATEMAN & SON. 2Oo4 Rhode
store demonstration. Orig. price,
S31ao5: sale price. S1aa,95. J. L..
BATEMAN & SON, 20o4 Rhode
WASHER; s,. Kenm9re t sutOpstie. pl,ts sEe5 Per
WiAAS;HHERo {; HoVr Wrineer: new, conlon, floor
model; heavy-duty wringer. Orig.
price. S129.95; sale price. SSa.95.
J, L BATEMAN q SON, 2004 Rhode
WASHER, auto; late model, de luxe
Bendix. fully auto; store demon
strator. Orig. price, $3.50 95; sale
price, Sa9.95. j. L. BATEMAN &
SON. c004 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WASHER-Thor. automatic: practi-
cally new. Best reasonable ofier. Lo'
WASHING MACHINE. Frisidaire. au-
tomatic completely reconditioned:
nIITcg1msou tHlIE gHsE s1s5. sa,o pRScTER IfS + &
wASHiNG MGACHINE-Maytae, JeLP,
50. porcelain tub repossessed 1858
be had for S97 so. PROCTOR g.
HHuTcSHIIINGsSoN' HHuTcSHIIIGsSo 371o 14th st. NV
wAaSHING MACHINE. Norge: fully
auto. fl. model. List S279.95: re
duced to S210: Fully guar. PROC
TER 4 HUTCHINSON 37lo 14th ST.
cGos1NG ;S; "a OUT e5f0? 800 gross earrins.; lS
sacrifice price. S24 gross; hundreds
% lot s5SIss' oHIs BeH Beta aF Sta Star In gross
ORIG. OIL PAINTINGSeIge., lovely
framed. famous artists; to $50. this
week; WEBSTER GALLERIES. DU.
CoMPIETE SINK BOARD with double
sink. overall length Of entire sink
nsSs. SUsrd 10 ede efs se infsfs o sSk 1esuS fest
on sink board in poor condition but
sink itself as we'll as sink board in
excellent condition. VIII sell for $50.
Fall Emerson 2-RS15. IS
MOVING FROM HOUSE TO APT
Disposing of bedrm. set. 9-ft. GE
refgr:. apt; gas range. odd liv. Im.
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Wool, sxper. in topping and lagging
trousers; steady position. 4O-hr. Wk..
Apply Mr.. Chrapaty. -ARIeTO
CLEANERs, 1928 s. Capitol ct. q
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PIPE-USED
SPECIAL,

FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
10000 IT; galvanized threaded pipe
Lengths from IL to 20 IT.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO.
PLUMBING sUPPL!Es : " IsathtuD.
soil pipe. $3.50; new toilet sets
S19.95; many other good huys. ACE
STNK w Co. Co 1920 Georgia ave- NV,
RANGE. Kenmore. 4 burners anc
griddls; ra}l f. gas IG;s1s very good condition
RANGE, gas, brand-new caloric .'6-
in floor model. Reg. price, S1SS.75:
sale price. $139.95 Installed. J. L.
BATEMAN & SON. 2O04 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
RANGE: cleo: new deep freeze, fully
SlIa.95. J. L. BATEMAN & SON,
?o04 Rhode Island ave. ne.
oil. coal. wood. ACME stove. 10i i
RfRpftG;rpRS1ioRS 5th ft; nv "a Iric,Ssi2. s,s952 -
REsR.SaRATShs .isatd1 Tss a Jlks f1zss c 1
e"a7 Ga ave be a.55aa
REFRIGERATOR, International Har-
vester, mos. old. Gu. IT.. with
freezer: new, $500; sacrifice, 500,
PI; 1924; TO; 9-627l. IS
rom $40 1seS sp .oms large With
FREDERICK'S 1905 l4tb st NV
"RIGERATORS. used: ent or Guy.
SIS mo-: full guarantee DOWD'S.
FM 2-7300 441a Conn ave
IREFGR.. 1852 Frigidaire; II Gu. IT,,
Ia wears old; very good cond. !;
best offer. ia. 9-5676 after 9 pm.
-
IREFGR., GIN apt. size: in good con-
ditinn. &6n lie o-2KS2 -
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SITUATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper. books started.
refs. prompt. reas. JU. a-54o7.
BOOKKEEPING, taxes. audit: day OF
GaEEcoSk aiEf'; ~ sazsSs azsilabl. Al lsi 4st.:
hssel bes oaS flgs' ssaf saa restaurant f5?eF fo:
plumbing; Jack Of all trades
RoDoERg fSl e g'Ts H. 'i@s s7ssi - eos john eIHr
HOTEL sSH r. MASxGEk, 4.isi experienced io in
married; Boy e6-B, Star. s.
(white, wants steady Job: nom
drinksr; reliable; W0; 6,9o28 L.
10. aS 'sass' 'sassof sHDer' Local references
MAN. 62, exper. storekeeper, stock
Ii. 4-e4lo, s to 10, 8 to Q. 7:
yard work. painting and misc. odd
Harbor Liaht Corps. ME-. s-453s.
MAN, colored. vet, %, desires Job as
porter. houseman, messenger OF
helper on truck. RA. 6-6S2S.
PATENT SEARCHER. 25 yrs expert
ciiCc all pIihSSS SCIeIlCc- hIJcilIlUIl
patent attorneys. Box TAB Star.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wishes Job as
office machine operator. mail clerk
or any inside Job. Good education.
YoUNG t5i IN MAN. colored, desires Gle cler,.
cal or industrial wk.; exper. Call
VETERAN. mechanically inclined, de-
sires wk. repairing typewriters or
elec. appliances. RE. 7-23l1: NO.
TWO eo'Gi RECENT a1EHTi COLLEGE GRAD.
YATES desire part-time employ
ment after 9 pm. Box Bob, Star.
YOUNG MAN, colored. desires job
as messenger. stockroom helper, bar
porter. NO. 7-9109.
EXPER. bond and casualty producer
avail. Former claims manager and
special agent for large casualty
company; eight yrs. as part owner
OF agency. Legal education; special
knowledge of contract bonds; de-
sires connection with lge. general
agency. Box Sab, Star. 7'
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY MAN needs
part-time work: have clerical, store
and cashier experience. good at fig
ures; available from 3 pm. daily.
Please call RA. 3-7965. -8
COLORED MAN desires part-time
nightwork after Q pm. Good ref
erence. HO 2-6446. g.
COLORED MAN wants job as janitor
with quarters: no children. Ii.
6-6254. -S
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Hrfs--woMrh
Arthur Murray
INTERVIEWS TEACHERS

We are, accepting applications for
our new training class. given free
to those who qualify between 81
and 80 years. Incomes from $65
to S125 weekly with excellent op-
portunities for advancement with
the finest school in its field. Com
vacation and employe PROFIT
SHARING plans, guaranteed In
come to start. Apply in person.
pm. to o pm. only. ARTHUR
MURRAY. 1011 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
LADIES

taking orders among your friends
and neighbors right around your own
home for HARRIET HUBBARD
AVER cosmetics for the Washington
dePaarrtIment stores. Phone RE
WoM.N IsI.S,..G s $40 ", With .IP|na SQna'
S1fa'eant BIZ III GHtdSGs I4sS st. T0Tt na Apply i9te
PART TIMEWAny lady can earn up
to $27 wkly. with Maisonette. Box
CAREER IN TRAVEL~Do you want q
jcb free from routine boredom? II
ssr SSa are er Ss snS G % Wt Srts Mss gOs scH0ck
sTARTy TEAlHay' iSHs"tS The NEW w YEAR with q
steady income. several women needed
for local openings. Call AVON Co.'S
METICs. ia. $500 after 8 pm.
2 LADIES for display work: use OF
Mss Mr. no w. BsoYGks nss9s'ssFS s@ siS
ATTENTfSN. S;1Ss 1f}a Il IAbfEs-1f you 1G canno.
accept the usual S-hr. day position
but need to supplement your income.
ideal position for you; flexible hours
average Sc per hr.; no canvassine.
delivering, collecting or investment.
Free training; car and phone needed.
For further Information. call 8 to
IL, KE. S-5052 or UN. 4-1848. IS
CASHIER-Governm
Printing ONCE Cafeteria. Hours l /
am. to $3.50 pm. Apply Cafeteria
once at 10 am.
ATTRACTIVE. IMMEDIATE OPENING
woman, strong personality
with Sunday school exper. preferred
Unusual income. Write fully. Box
S71-E Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

WAITRESS - Exper. .Kosher-styl'
In person. sOLOMONs REsTAU'
RANT. 129 Kennedy st. NV. -
WAITRESS. exper.. In italian restau'
rant; hours. g to 12. in Silver sprini
area. Box 24-A. Star. 10
WAITRESS. part time. ESQ to p m:
CHINA INN RESTAURANT, 2774 8
Randolph st.. Arl., Va. OV. 3-30S8
WAITRESS WANTED, must be exper.
apply Ell MEXICO. 1908 Conn. ave.
between noon and 2 pm. -
experienced. for bar ant
grill. Call after 5 p.m. 1914 Penna
Wholesale aHej LiEsssALE FIXTURE COMPANY
requires young lady with knowledge
of bookkeeping and shorthand; alst
assist in showroom selling: hcur'
9-5. Mon. through Fri. Call an!
afternoon after : pm. 2Sl5 N
st. NV. Id
GIRL, colored, to work in small radic
shop, to keep records and do some
typing: reference required. Apply
900 NJ st. NV. .
sell, and work in greenhouse; full
time. Call HA. 2-SSOO, between {
and B p.m, ~
Evening star., 1954-01-07
ROOMS FURN.-N.w. Cont

j. 1i62 GIRARD ST.-Comfortable
!. newly dec. rm with running water.
Quiet gentleman, non-drinker; refs.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

LABORATORY TECHNICIAN., trained
ply by writing only to PATHOLO-
GIST. Emergency Hospital. Ill
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-Salar
commensurate with training and ex-
perience. Apply PATHOLOGIST,
Washington County Hospital. Hagers-
town. Md. -
PIANIST. for Presby. church services.
Fairfax, Va. Must sight-read an
thems we'll: moderate pay. MIR.
WRIGHT, Crescent 1005-W. ewes.
10'
SUBSTANTIAL earnings. Pleasant
w'rk part or full time. Phone and
home address. Box BIB. Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-07
II MIscEL. foR SALE Gent,

FURNITuRE-10:pc. walnut din, rm
suite. az s2sS ~: 72.i1 ;s1 sofa: foam ,,, cTsh
BED, dresser. dressing % table. % bench s
night table, chest Of drawers; S175
6.pc. red Formica and chrome d.
nette set, S55. 9x21 rug and pad
shadow block pattern. sos. Misc
small tables, lovely lamps. pictures
small antiques. JE. 4-4O53. --S