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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
DEMONSTRATOR
DEMONSTRATOR
COSMETIC OR HAIR
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED
To represent nationally advertised
company in leading department
stores.
FOR HAIR DEMONSTRATION
SALARY AND INCENTIVE

Write Charles Antell, Inc.
10 SOUTH ST. BALTIMORE 3. MD.
DENTAL HYGIENIST. full or part
time. Min. days. Must be licensed
D. C. Sal. and comm. State refs.
and past EMPLOYMENT. Central loo.
ONCE. All replies confidential. Box
292:K: star; rn,o Ia
Spring area, experienced preferred
but not necessary; permanent posi-
ton; state age, qualifications; sal
ary open. Box 35l-K, Star.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position, NV
D. C. location, to post and
check records, do~m iScel-
laneous tipping. Good cler-
ical skill, some recent Office
work experience and present
tipping speed of 40 words per
minute are essential. Air
conditioned building. Va
cation and sick leave plans
Quarterly cash bonuses and
substantial other benefits
Ask for Mrs. Meek, U. S. En-
ployment Service, old Post
Office Building.
315 18th STREET NV.
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COLOR STYLISH

Alexandria branch Of Worlds Most
Unusual Lumber Yards" needs the
services OF personable young lady
to assist home owners with selec-
ton of nationally advertised in
terror paint and wall paper. Liberia
salary, and complete product train
ing. Phone MRS. DODD. Ii. 7-940C
for appointment.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR-5-dal
disqualification. Call DE. 2-16OO fol
appointment.
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SITUATIONS MEN Gent. J

HARDWARE CLERK. full.time Job de.
sired: expsrienced. local references
II: 6.1510. or 224 South Carolina
JAN AMI Oh experienced and reliable,
ST. 3-sS4S " 1uii 'ime ~ofA' !ei'
LAWYER. 33: administrative back.
ground: desires legal position with
law firm or business. organization:
gerience than salary. BOX. 491 d
MHfNTENANcE MECHANIC, exper' in
AZ bldg. repairs: sober: conscien-
flHGs TNGGTE FsEi Lu rr aSafs. h.ds,d.
nurse for chronic and convalescent
patients. Call Ho. 2-1665. IL
MAN seeking work as elev. operator
or night janitor or PIX operator
Ms nn 5 irem 9 pm. until 1880 or II.
Man. part time. building cleaning la 8
ping. watkins. bufins. 10. i-6s SI
license. Cali 10. a-4445.
MAN. colored, wishes part-time
evening even en- work EsoS Switchboard expert
NAN wants night work as porter. cafe
helper; has D. c. permit. LII.
MAN, white, age As, on-drinker, re-
liable, desires steady employment
within reas.: refs. HAYES. AID. 4-O1 so
er, elevator. bellhop, janitor. bus
ences. DI. 7-7S9s.
MAN. COLORED. wants work of any
kind 3D. best experience and refs. CO.
MAN, white. in middle SOS. desires
work, in warehouse, stock clerk or
guard Can furnish references: Box
MAN 5SiEassiREs Job tailoring ia and
pressing 60, over 10 yrs exper. Call
MAN, COLoRED. wants part-time
dener or elev. operator. Ii. 7-2O47.
MAN, colored. desires Job spotter,
cleaner or presser. DU. 7-SS72. iii
METALSMlTH, electronic model work,
gas. electric and heliarc Welding,
MULTlLITH OPERATOR, EXPERIENCED
desires steady work. HO. 2-9777
1898 New Hampshire ave. NV.
OFFICE MANAGER, experienced in
administration. customer relations,
contact Misunderstanding, credit and
Responsible. Steady. College des is.
p, o-0U90 or BOX 399-D, Star.
OrFICE Man. Married. Administra-
ton, contract negotiations. CORE
Spondence, cost analysis. credit COL
iections, property management, pub
nc relations; reasonable salary. Box
14-J. Star.
FAINTER wants work by day or lob;
renable. exper. mechanic; very rea-
sonable. w. MOORE. ia. 9-6614.
PAINTER AND CARPENTER, white,
SOBER; lst-class work guaranteed.
n BALDWIN; no, 2-9467.
PLASTER WORK and cement work
wanted by exper. colored man. HO
2.1612. SMITH
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HglP-.-.WoMeN

sALEsWOMAN, experienced. for fam.
lily shoe store; only those seeking
advancement need apply. 3139 M
st. NV. Q to IL am. -16
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
by revolutionary new method. BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM i'll Q-1212

LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
SINGING SYSTEM. JU. 9-1213.-
PIX RECEIPT. scHooL-Bond Bldg,
ices. Day and eve. classes Compare
M RhSnf Hg TRs ANN sT o: a5S7s s
ture: all subjects taught; approved
classes, wARFfYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE 1oI0 9 ST nv, m ~ 1f2.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS Now-Typ-
lists, stenographers BOYD ys, has had
emnloyes INQUIRE MA. s-234O
BoYDs. cor. G and 10Th.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. - Machine
exams. card punch. .stenog.. and
type. schedule; special calculatinR
mach. Gall M. Richards after l.
PREP. SCHOOL, S3l3 18th st. NV
TUTORING-Grade, high school, re.
medal subjects. adult education. how
RADIO REPAIR. beginners I6-weeE
course; S S6a 9as 1S5 lab fee, plus ss 81
Fr. Eng. sp.. Ger; arith.. read
Elem, jr. h., ST. h.. sub. 5 wks. UN
NEW CLASSES now starting. in TYP.
ING. shorthand. bookkeeping. Comp.
tometer; hundreds of openings pay.
ing 500 to $50 wk Inquire MA. g.
2340, BOYD SCHOOL. Cor. G a
BRIDGE LESSONS - Glasses nov
starting in the point count" sys-
TEN OF bidding and play. BEGINNERS
intermediate and advanced classes
MRS. ALAN r. WINSLOW. instruc.
tor. For information cali OIL ..
$3.50 Ia
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SECRETARY SECRET tiCR NATIONAL ~, producers
eround Helpful Write Box S SscS
s star; stating age. salary desired
PHYSICIANS ONCE. near
walter .rteed; part time; references
required. Respond own handwriting
Box Ash. Star. III
SECRETARY, to start approximately
Nav /: Pleasant surroundings, IN
necticut ave. and X St; 5-day week;
neat appearing and able to take
and tranScribe shorthand efficiently.
Salary to start. $500 per mo. Write.
giving all necessary information. in
cludlng education. experience. age.
references, etc. Box 216-K. Star.
experienced, capable,
personable, for busy law office. Elk.
3-10S1. liz
SECRETARY-We have an immediate
opening for secretary to executive
supervisor. Shorthand not necessary
but must be accurate typist and ex-
perienced in transcribing from
Autograph or similar machine; must
nave ability to organize own work,
handle correspondence and prepare
working conditions in modern air
conditioned building, which is To-
Gated Just off Conn. ave. Many com
pany benefits. Starting salary S235
per mo. Apply Room 416, Rims
Bldg. 1900 18th st. NV. -12
to general manager OF
construction-type firm. Must be
1ble to type; dictation desirable but
not essential. Personality and
ability to talk on phone with con-
tractors necessary. Experience in
construction business most desirable
inexperienced applicant with other
good qualities will be considered.
Salary open. Must have refs,
Write giving complete history to
Box 372-K, Star. III
SECRETARY (single) for nationa
Headquarters of Catholic organiza
ton. Must be able to take dicta
ton; 5-day week. vacation with pay
hcspita lization. insurance. retire.
ment plan. Call RE. 1868, Ext
245 for appt III
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315 18th STREET NV.

CLERICAL POSITIONS
(Both Tipping and Non-typins)
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Age 1923
5-Day Week. 8 to 4:3O
Excellent Working Conditions
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE co
14th and L SITS. NV.
Please Apply AM. to 8 PM.
at L st. Entrance -12
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DIETICIAN

EXPERIENCED. MUST BE
CAPABLE OF TAKING
COMPLETE CHARGE OF
CAFET ERIA. GOOD
SALARY. COMPANY BENZ
FITS. STATE EXPERIENCE
AND OTHER QUALIFICA-
TIONS. APPLY BOX 378-H,
STAR.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations. repairs; new
homes: all work done by eXper. me-
chanicS. No Job too small cr too
large. Free estimates. Call WA. 4.
1888 GALENTINE. Ia
pairs: commercial or residential.
Free estimates. WA. 7-71S6.
ADDITIONS, attics finished. dormer
windows, stairways, rec. rms. porch
enclosures. UN. 4-249l. -l3
ADDITIONS. remodelng. etc. Abso-
lutely can give you the lowest
bid in town on this type OF work.
Call HE. 4-5253.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS
Carpenter. by Job or hr. Free ests.
Prompt service 10 2-l639, Ia
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOS
VARITYPISTS

en- for varied and interesting full
and part time positions. Must ust
IBM typewriters, S55-$11O pei
week. Apply Suite 216. 1923 Conn
ave. NV, 4-6 weekdays. la
TEACHERSAOpening for fall tern
in grade department of privati
school. located in Arlington Cal
ia. 2-7SS1. 8 am. to $3.50 am. OF
3 p m. to 6 D m. Ill
TEACHER. full-time, permanent DO.
sition with local business school fol
young lady to teach tipping; state
age. education and exper. Write
Box TX Star.
OPERATOR for sect
switchboard. Kew Gardens. 270C
Que st. NV. DE. 2-1460. -12
OPERATOR-TYPIsT fol
financial institution; permanent
position. excellent future: 6-day
week. For appointment. call Mr.
Clark. Elk. 3-O747. JEFFERSON
FEDERAL SAVINGS l. LOAN Asso.
CITATION. 18th and K SITS. NV.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. top salary
everything furnished. 10. 2-3552
MRS. COLBY, 243 Valley ave. sc
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. exp, foI
full time, excel. comm; reputable
company. Call 9 to 4. 2UN. 1856
Sunday and eyes,, UN. 1896.
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3 Married Women

Age 20-45. Supplement family In
come doing dignified part-time
work, provided you. have use. OF
to 3 evenings weekly. No door to
door selling. Earn S10-S20 for each
afternoon or evening appointment
Weekly pay check in advance. For
appointment for personal interview
d sS April A r.. Between $50 am. M smt
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DictanhOne ODeratOr

DlcLapnOne operator
Experienced in transcription: inter-
eSting work in convenient location:
congenial associates in steadily ex-
panding organization 5-day week,
s to 4:30. GOVERNMENT EMPLOY
MENT INSURANCE CO. 14th and
L SITS. NV. Please apply at L st.
entrance. liz
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INCREASE YOUR
FAMILY INCOME

We have openings for men and wom-
en- with cars. full or part time
or evening". not canvassing. Apply
day only. U. S. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. Old Post once Bldg.
18th and Pa. ave. NV. Do not
phone. Ia
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COOK, white woman for small IN
stitution: must be good cook and
have local refs. Box 38-K. Star.
COOK, Embassy. live in, single, age
80 to As yrs, experienced with good
reference. For appointment. call AID
4-3170 or AID. 4-3771. between 10
am and l pm. or 3 pm. to $50
pm. American and foreign dishes.
Must be neat and quiet.
COSMETICIAN, excel. opening. large
sub. drug store. good salary and
future assured; replies confidential.
Box 34l-K, Star. Ia
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PIX OPERATOR-TYPIST
PRESSER

We have a position available in or1
dry cleaning department.; experience
Is helpful but not necessary. Vaca-
ton with pay. free insurance and
other employee benefits. Apply
n W
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INTERIOR DECORATOR

To apply knowledge to retail paint
NIGER CO., 18th and II SITS. ne.
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AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL
TEACHER, TELE. co. Exp:
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AIRLINES NEED

AIHIINES NEED
Young women for glamorous position,
as reservationists, communication
lists. hostesses. High school grad
yates, II to 30. Learn II YOU car
qualify. Interview by appointment
only. WEAVER AIR LINES Person
mel Training. Box 3o7-K. Star.
want complete information on air
line opportunities;
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MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS
Age 21-35 preferable; basic salary
$3.50. with paid vacation, sick
leave. meals, salary increases: va
cancies in general lab; work. hema-
tology and blood bank. Phone RE
$4,000. Ext. 64S.
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GIRL FRIDAY
rs to 35, for one-girl Office; person
atty and experience necessary; must
have initiative and sense of re-
sponsibility; diversified work; 5-day,
40-hr. week: salary open. Apply
TODAY 6111 Ga ave NV
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LADY WITH CAH
Sc. AND ARLINGTON AREAS
Age 24-45, with car, to appoint. train.
supervise. direct salespeople; SIS
weekly salary and commission. APP
ply 11-3. RIM. 705. 1919 F st. NV.
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FENCES BY HERCULES
Chain link. Sl;ls It., completely
020O IA S-OA42 till 9 nm
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REAL ESTATE AGENT for small but
active office handling the better n W.
properties. Call AUSTIN p. De-
WILDE. OIL. 4-76SO. $500 Dunbar
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-13
New Tubeless
=,
Tires Promises
Extra Mileage

A new automobile tire that gives
Is per cent more mileage and
which does not squeal or hum,
was announced today by United
States Rubber Co. 1t has the
greatest advances in performance
and appearance since the intro
duction of the extra low pressure
tire in 1947, according to COM
pany officials.
The tire, called the U. S. Royal
8, was specifically engineered for
both tube and tubeless construc-
ton, and both types will be avail
able locally from Dicks Tire Ser
vice, at 929 Truman Ave. 1t is be-
lieved the tubeless version will be
original equipment on several 1855
automobiles.
The extra mileage results in
part from the new tread design.
The usual design has been rever-
sed, and the narrowest rib is on
the outside edge to eliminate an
noying tire squeal and hum.
The footprint Of the tire is al
most rectangular, according to
Dick Hunter. This places relative
ly more rubber on the road than
other tires with ovalized footprints,
and gives improved traction and
braking.
Easy rolling and easy steering
are aided by the tires wide center
rib. Riding comfort is materially
better, U. S. Rubber says, and
electronic measurements show that
less shock reaches the steering
wheel and the passengers than
with any other comparable tire.
New automobile styling tends to
expose more of the wheels and
tires. In the new U. S. Royal 8,
Hunter says, the usual "ginger-
bread" has been removed from the
sidewall, which now looks much
cleaner and blends with new style
bodies. Safety slots give skid re-
sistance, and outer grooves are
dog-leg in shape to cast off small
stones. Rupture resistance has been
increased about sixteen per cent.
The U. S. Royal 8 is in the reg.
ular non-premium price range.
roughly equivalent to the tube tire
version plus the tube itself.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-13
KEY WESTERS, SUCCESS IS DUE TO
EVOLVING NEW IDEAS

The Citizens coverage Of the statewide gubernatoria
first primary thorough and presumably many Of
readers noted did, that idea full of punch
but that, when it itself out its pulling power dies
with it.
Two years ago, when Bradley Oldham introduced the
talkathon into politics. it increased his followers by tens
OF thousands almost overnight For time it looked as
though ne would be nominated, and it due only to
the late Dan McCartys intensifyng his fighting spirit
that Oldham, though still running WE'LL defeated It
is doubtful McCary fully recovered from the ire
mendous strain Of that campaign.
However that may be, one thing plainly evident
in this years first primary: the novelty had off
Odham's talkathon and it's votegetng power had
ished. Instead of keeping him in nipandtuck fight,
as it did two ago, the takathon left him far back
in the ruck.
But it didn't require the outcome of the election to
make that fact apparent to Citizen readers who followed
closely the Associated Press stories published about the
campaign Time and again, the AP said Odhams talka-
thon had but little of the drawing power that character
lied it in 1852 Oldham fought hard to revive the force
his takathon had possessed but despite his persistence
he could not flicker of the fire he had kined
the public's mind two years ago.
What happened to Oldham happens to all of us when
we try to put life into overworked idea. For
man, well as nation, to succeed he must evolve
new ideas, day after day. What put country top
in the business and industrial world? New ideas They
crop up in nation every day, and they continue
to crop we maintain or increase our leader
ship.
That truth is practced more in Key West than ever
before and due immeasuraby to that we are sue
ceeding now as we had never succeeded before Once
upon time, sat supinely and waited for our good
climate good fishing and good boating bring tourists
to Key West Now "going after" more and more
tourists, in belief that we get them to
come to Key West, they will return
The Citizen has published letters from tourists who
said they yearned to be back in Key West and has
ceved clippings of stories in hometown newspapers prais
ing city Let's strive to get more praise and the way
to get is to evolve ideas that put into practice.
will please tourists when they come here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-13
This Rock
Of Ours
By Bill Glib

these segmenis roll backward and
forward, independent of each other.
Perhaps1d ought to turn this ex-
planatioHtsever to an engineer -
What I'm trying to get at is that
an inexperienced observer might
criticize, a painter who spends a
week chipping to clear up the rust
around one, of these rollers. It
looks Like Ga waste of money but
the life of the bridge is dependent
upon this, kind of work. Another
time consuming problem lies in
the fact that careless use of a chip
hammer will inflict unnecessary
damage on the steel.
Accusations have been made that
workers ate luxurious food. During
my stay up there, ! ate neither
better nor worse than did in the
Army or in the Air Force. As
matter of fact, l remember teas
ing the cook that he must have
been a former CT. This much I'll
say for Bateman - he encouraged
the men to bring fresh caught fish
to the gallery to be served on the
table.
AS explained earlier, I'm not
making any attempt 10 defend
Bateman for wrongdoing if he is
found guilty. While I was on Pig.
con Key, my spare time was de-
voted to studying a couple of cor
respondence courses and delying
into the Bible to see if I couldn't
find thec answer to some rather
pulling questions. l didn't mix in
with the social life of the island.
Undoubtedly, political 'shenani-
gans' ,tranSpired on the key. II
must be remembered that this
was sort of reception center and
briefing station for political figures
from all over the state. Moreover.
influential people in all walks of
life were entertained here as a pub
lie relations measure to increase
goodwin toward the entire State
of Florida. If luxurious foods were
served and unnecessary expenses
encountered, it was no more than
would ALSO be entailed were these
same people to visit a military es-
Enlistment or - for that matter
= be- entertained as guests of the
City Of Key West.
! Pms one hundred per cent in
backtM investigating real estate
deals, property TRANSACTIONS. and
the auditing of the Bridge Districts
bookS.s But let's don't let ourselves
becofhe petty and be led down a
stray alley because of minor ire
gularities. Otherwise we're going
to end up making scapegoats out
of innocent individuals who are no
more guilty of crime than YOU or
I when we absent mindedly carry
home a company pencil or slip out
the backdoor to smoke cigarette
on our employers time!.
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,ElxE MgZ<a2Ss1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,YlWELLNAN

travelling and you stop any rough
games ypa may like to play"
slip up?" '1is
7 couldn't say exactly. It was
f0ur years ago. Let's see wbat
I've got down here" He skinned
through one of the papers in the
folder, then another. I'D been
TO his house the night before. YES
He'd been feeling better. was IN
and around the house. I cautioned
him, as I: had done many times
before, against overexerting him
self. ! gave him a checkup before
! left" and the doctor paused to
look at more notes. "His heart
was shaky, but nothing out of
the ordinary for him. The next
morning they called me up IN saw
that he'd died in his Sleep"
Who 0 called your" / asked
his nephew? Richard Ealinp?s
Dick1was a game warden then
and he was up in the northern
part of the state. Il was
Gwynne Ealing's housekeeper.
Mrs. Pettigrew."
Doctor I said. was Alchisez
working for you them"
Why,Iyes. Where does he ct
That's what I'm earning your
money to find out" looked at
my watch. The afternoons wear
ing alonE.r
7 WENT back to my own Office.
j. D. was there, and with her
was the, man who had been in
Bensinger's club.
"He's over here to tell US what
he knows" said j. D., "and I've
been saying how much we ap-
preciate il"
II saw, Bensinger for Just a
minute early this morning at
overwhelmingly, maybe.
He said he could wait for his
breakfast because he was on the
way to- make some important
dough" n
did he say where? And what?"
"Only that it tied up with the
Ealing buinp-off. That he'd doped
out halflsffe story, and somebody
else had Itold him the other half.
and between them they'd make
somebody pay plenty to keep
them quiet
He went out.
That's Important" I said to
J. D. 'ds
Il think 80. too. But why do
you think SOP"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-13
Dental Plate
Poses Problem

ENDICOTT, NY. R-LsssI
eagles here are trying to figure
out whether a woman's $3.50 suit
for damage to her dental plate
falls under personal injury" or
property damage"
The woman is suing the village
on the ground the sidewalk where
she fell and broke her plate YVES of
faulty construction. In reviewing
the suit this week, village trustees
discovered the village had no in
surance to cover property damage
suits.
Village Clerk Ralph Jacxson
said insurance men contended ia
woman had suffered properly
damage" The trustees referred TIE
problem to Donald Fuller, village
attorney.