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Evening star., 1954-11-23
Readers Clearing
/ House
ANTIQUE WHITE.

mrs. r. J. B., CheDy ChnseI
] Just retinished a suite Of
bedroom furniture In antique
white with excellent results,
using the following instruc-
tions: Clean furniture with
ammonia water to remove all
traces Of soil and grease. Rinse
with clear water. Sandpaper
with No. 40 all rough places.
wearing gloves to protect
hands. Dust thoroughly. II
furniture is dark, apply one
coat Of aluminium paint. Let
dry at least 4 days. II un-
painted furniture is used, cover
all knots and dark places with
shellac. Now apply an UNDER
coat Of fiat white paint,
thinned with turpentine so it
flows freely, painting with the
grain of the wood. Let dry
overnight. Sandpaper lightly
with No. SO to remove brush
marks. Repeat with second
coat Of fiat paint, applying
against the grain. When dry
sandpaper lightly with 60. Re-
member to dry thoroughly be-
tween coats and dust well after
sandpapering. Two und r.
coats should be sufficient. II
not, apply q third.
The next day, apply a coat
of good furniture enamel,
thinned to easy flowing con-
sistency with turp entin e,
painting in direction of grain.
The thinning reduces brush
lines. Let dry "a hours. 1t is
now ready for ANTIQUE glaze.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
Mrs. Wester to Be
Guest Speaker

Mrs. Mabel Clevenger
Wester, head mistress at the
National Cathedral School for
Girls, will be the principal
speaker at the Founders Day
banquet of the Washington
Alliance of Delta Delta Delta
at $3.50 o'clock tonight at the
Kennedy-Warren Hotel.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
BACK COPIES?

miss F. w., Washington
I have some centennial city
and State newspapers that ]
expect to be through checking
over by the first of the year.
I wonder if any of the readers
would be interested in having
them for a hobby or for refer
ence?
Evening star., 1954-11-23
COOK HAM?
FOREIGN TRIPS.
"a. B. c.. WnShinQtonl

Any reader of RCH contem-
plating a journey to any for
eign country can get complete
information about living con-
ditions anywhere in the world
from the Bureau of Foreign
Commerce, United States De-
partment Of Commerce.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
ITEMS OFFERED

MRS. r. L. c., Washington
To any person wanting them
I would like to give about 800
used Christmas and other
greeting cards, and about lbs
pictures of children and ami
mails clipped from magazines
and suitable for scrapbooks,
posters, paper dolls, etc.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
EARRING EXCHANGE?
[E p INnehinnfnnI

Could ] get the address Of
the earring exchange where
you can get an earring
matched when you have lost
the mate? II the exchange
can match It they send you
the pair, If not they keep it.
Evening star., 1954-11-23

from q course Of training that
still looks upon discipline and
authority as foundation stones.
Write Muriel Nissen for free
ledfet D-13, Manners ana
Young People" In all cases
be sure to inclose a stamped,
selt-addresSed envelope ana
send request to her. care OF
The Euening Star.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
MEASUREMENTS?
IF. X, Washington

Would some kind reader
help me? I have no scale and
do not understand gram meas
urements. Can some one tell
me what their equivalents are
In cups and spoonfuls2 Thank
you very much.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
NATIONAL BIOGRAPHIES?
WHAT rs A GIRL?

Mrs. w. NJ. Washington
I would like to get copies Of
"What is a Girl" and What
is a Boy" so that I can have
them framed. ! would like to
give them to my niece and
nephew for gifts. Can anyone
help me?
Evening star., 1954-11-23
TEHERAN?
mrs. ]. r., ArIillQto1ll

s.
My husband expects to be
sent to Teheran, Iran BY the
first of the year for two years.
We have q little girl 8 years
old and q girl 18 years old. i
would appreciate any informa-
ton on what to expect there.
! would certainly appreciate
hearing a woman's point Of
view as to taking children
there. What about the school
situation? How does the cli-
mate compare to Washing
toms? What is the housing
situation for Government
people? ! would like to hear
from any one who has been
there with children.
COOK HAM?
mrs. M. E. HI, Falls Church,
Instead Of having turkey for
our Christmas dinner this year.
! am contemplating having q
Smithfield ham, which my hus-
band enjoys very much. Could
any one tell me how to cook
1t so 1t would be somewhat soft
and juicy. not hard as have
often eaten it? Thanks SO
much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13

and Miss Jency Price is a di-
rector, it was said.
Mr.. VickerS said he actually
received only about $3.50 in six
months from the association.
He said other funds were sent on
to the Detroit organization as
dues.
Mr. Vickers and his wife de-
scribed the operation of a trust
fund-part of the housing plan,
but distinct from the associa-
ton
1t was stated that 95 persons
had contributed a total of ST.
900 to the fund. The fund. when
large enough, is to be used to
buy land, which then would be
used as equity in obtaining
mortgage money for the apart
ment building, it was explained.
Contractor TestifieS.
Earlier. Kurt Blady. a con-
tractor. who said he had dis
cussed building plans with Mr..
Vickers. estimated that the
apartment building, a tower like
12-story structure. would cost
about $13 million, exclusive of
land
Architect Walter Byrd told the
hearing he had prepared some
preliminary plans for Mr.. Wick
erS but that he had become dis
satisfied with arrangements.
Another hearing will be called
at a later date to give Mr.. Wick
ers a chance to get his books
audited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Drop.in Cash Assets
Revealed at Hearing
Into Housing Scheme

Cash assets of Residence At
Ease Association, Inc, dwindled
in three years from about
$4,000 to about $4,000 at pres
ent, Assistant United States
Attorney Alexander L. Stevas
was told yesterday.
The financial report was pre-
sented by members of the board
of directors of the association
at an informal hearing into the
complex financial affairs of the
association and interlocking cor
porationS.
The hearing. which lasted for
almost four hours. was called
following complaints lodged with
his Office, Mr.. Stevas said. 1t
was held in the United States
Attorneys branch in Municipal
Court.
The association. according to
A. Sherman Vickers. one Of the
promoters. is club devoted to
finding ways AND means OF get
ting better housing"
$50 Memberships.
Memberships in the asSocia-
ton are sold for $50 each. More
than 500 members have been
signed up in Washington, it was
stated.
The revelation that the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission
was interested in the housing
plans was made known when
Martin j. Meenehan of the
Washington regional Office of the
SEC appeared as an observer.
Mr.. Vickers had been registered
with the SEC as an investment
adviser.
Some of the board of directors,
headed by Miss Ann Bennett.
president of the association, told
the hearing they were given to
understand an apartment build
ing would be built. where rooms
could be rented for as low as
$3.50 monthly.
Construction would begin. they
said they we're told. when the
association membership reached
500.
The building never was erect
ed. they said. although they de-
clared Mr.. Vickers said he had a
site in view.
Told of Assets Dwindling.
Meanwhile, Mr. Stevas was
told, the assets of the association
dwindled about 70 per cent, with
a 5 per cent fee on every new
member being paid to the ma
tional organization in Detroit.
In addition. Mr.. Stevas was
told, $500 was paid to Raestaff.
Inc, of Washington, described as
technical advisers to the asSocia-
ton. Mr.. Vickers is treasurer of
Raestaff. his wife is president,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13

ren's opinion, which also held
there was no evidence that Mr..
Summerfleld's motive was to lin
fluence members of the Congress
on legislation"
The administration is seeking
postal pay rate boosts totaling
about $3.50 million a year. The
poll reported that most people
interviewed were for higher
postal rates.
Mr.. Summerfield sent men,
bers of Congress letters pointing
out the results of the poll. Sem
ator Gore than asked Mr.. War;
rem for ruling on whether
the Postmaster General had vio-
lated law barring use of public
funds to influence members of
Congress on legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Private Postal Rate Study
By SummerfieId Upheld
By the Associated Press

Controller General Lindsay
Warren says Postmaster General
f. Summerfleld was within his au-
thority" when he hired a private
firm to find out how the people
feel about postal rates.
Senator Gore, Democrat, of
Tennessee, who had questioned
both the legality and propriety
of Mr.. Summerfleld's action last
month, made public Mr.. War;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Measure for Open
Meetings Pushed
By MARYLAND Press
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Feb, 13.-The
Maryland Press Association yes
terday recommended passage of
bill before the General As
sembly which would provide for
opening meetings of city coun-
ellis, county commissioners and
various State and county boards
and commissions.
The action was taken by the
associations annual convention.
The association has urged for
several years that such legiSla-
ton is needed in Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

Glomovr-mode-e0syl Even
in hardest water, Lustre-
Creme "Shincs" as it cleans
. leaves hair soft and
fragrant, free Of loose dan
druH. And Lustre-Cremc
Shampoo is blessed with
Natural Lanoiin. 1t doesn't
dry or dull your hair!
M0kes hoir eogsr to curl!
Now you can "do things
with your hair-right after
you wash it! Lustre-Creme
Shampoo helps make hair
a delight to manage
tames fyaway locks to
the lightest brush touch,
brings out glorious sheen.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
LEARN REAL ESTATE
MOTOR TRAVEL

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA, leaving
18th 81 18th: woman driver: desires
woman to share DRIVING and ex-
pense. OIL. a-9lg6. I2
LADY TO SHARE RIDE TO Miami,
Fla, Tuesday. Dec. IA. Call DE,
waNfED--Rider to Los Angeles. isay-
RA. 1850. afternoon Sat. and 81
DRIVING, . Blrmingham. Alabama. via
Roanoke. Chattanooga, December -
Take 4, 2 or 3. HO. 2-4791. L.
RIDERS TO Miami. Fla. leaving DEG
is, return Jan 3: new car. Cal
MANI. IN -esi SIa.. leaving Dec. is Or iei
can accommodate two: driving Oids
NasHvHinEK.y vHflEidKay' 'Kas6oxvIIIE. u IIai padueah
Leaving Dec. Is. return eth. Car
take . passengers. Ii. .5-670U, Ext
1854, LU. I-06S8. CDR. MORRIS
DRIVING TO KANSAS CITY, Dec, IL
return Dec. 26.; 1854 Ford. Take .
OKLA. III .-STi ciTT via st. Louis Or Mem.
MIAMI, FLA.--i954 large Pontiac
young driver: leaving week Of Dec
10. will take 4 people; door. or.to-dool
NEW ORLEANS-HoUST0N; leave Dec
23; late ear; good references. Gal
OKLA IA CITY CITY, leave Dec. is. retur,
Elk. 3-5610. co. $500.
LEAVING FOR LITTLE ROCK Dec
II, return Dec. rs: help drive. Di
7-0l76.
TAMPA, FLA.--Leaving Dec. %; care
full reliable driver: room for 3
70 D KANSAS CITY about Dec. IL
take or 2. Call Sun. Tues. an!
MIaMr--Ieaye Dec. %, return Jan
2; room for 2 persons. XII. S-0554
Sun. after o; Mon. after 6.
Dec. 20 or 81 with modern hous'
trailer; take leisurely In comfort
saEingly, reas. RA. 6-3779.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

VALET, CHAUFFEUR
Male only. By bachelor; in large no.
tei apartment. with maid service fur.
Roaesd a,asdd nass m m e II nass sns hssst psos 1s s
and furnish the best references
Call NE. 6-l718. ---l2
COOK-LAUNDREsE, To live ID; otlleI
heip; experience reGuireds health
CIV. 70 work Mon, Thurs. sat,
card. EN-. 3-lSI7.
GHM ais Iigs ia oF sut; l dayEorssFs;
ionntain ratnsi siris ia portsrs tiers nis nishtWorE. %
ers; all-rosand help; al refs. checked
MA. S-299S.
G.H.W., 25-40. New York area, live
IN; 5la-day week: child care. JE
4-49ss4, Sunday only.
G.H.W. and plain cook; refined, re-
liable, with local refs, OF long en-
pIoyment; age 80 10 40: 5-day wk.,
4 86 pm. dinner. . adults: $35 wk.
plus carfare. RA. 3-505O. liz
HOUSEKEEPER. white. for elderiy
couple; live in; no laundry; refs
HoiisEkE2PER. Salj TisIaii baby cars. eookin,
not essential white. live In; refer.
eIlces. Hu. 3-52SO; eyes,. TU. 2.
5 % 80. s9e4 tsS Ssssf i3
H0USEkEEPER. live In; Alex. apt
Write salary expected. Box Sum
Star. 12s
L:H.W.. white lady: live in: care !
children; small salary; private rrrl.
JU. 5-6g75.
NURSEMAlD. for . preschool chill
dren and upstairs work. live In
lovely upstairs room: Va day Weds.
and alternate Suns. on; other perm
help employed. Excel. refs. req, EN-
3-S2f5.
WAITRESS, white, experienced. cit,
references required; live In. AID
:..-00S0. LIZ
WOMAN, white, middle-aged; all weei
ends on: pvt room: small salary
treated as one of the family. Starr
Immediately. 2 children, / Schoo
age. IA. S-S9l7. LA
WOMAN, exper., settled. for g.h.w.
and child care: live in; upstairs rm.
Wed. and every other SUN. on; $3t
SETTLED WOMAN, to live In pleas.
ant home: exper. with children
g.h.w.. plain cooking: Va day Of
i We'd. full DAY every other Sun. Sal
airy. $50. Refs. JD. S-3197.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
SITUATIONS

ASSIST BUSY MOTHER; cars Of
BY ceIieae lady. DT. T-60l6.
BOOKKEEFER. steiio. and typist:
payrolls. taxes: 20 US 9 sxnertence.
siIas smsasns norf ino Ia seea.ass srsss sslss p.
Conn. SECY.-S0C. H0STE8s, llskpr.
nr mgr; prefer club atmosphere.
Boz 7fIs. fh0g 18th SC. nv.
COOK I On WA WA1ITREss; !: solorsd :,sa 49,. sss
Tsllsnle Tark nj ness sss7ss ssszoef'ense0; sss-
NURSE. colored. hosp. trained. wishea
cases cf any kind. reliable. Refs
NURSE, colored. trained. practical,
exper.. refs: part time Or night
duty. Lu. 3-9929.
NURSE retired. desires /, pes.ficn ,.s e
ssces. sosapaniRobb Rb. % -asfs' aelnsr.s ~ rs'sl-
NURSE COMPANION, white middle
AGED. refs. wishes TO 70 south with
convalescent or elderly pe0pie. cal
8 N 3 pm. r. DANNHINGssER.
PRACTICAL NURsTNG ana Ink;
sxpsrisneed. white, references. a.
PRACfscAf NuRsE wia take care
OF invalid Or elderly person.
l Excellent references III. z-7677.
ETRAGHIEAG NURSE, cDloreo now
available: infant. small children or
elderly person city ana DIS ress-;
IRMACEfCAE NURSE wishes ensN of
any type. co. 6-5a30.
SEAMSTKESS. exper.: upllolsterv. slir
covers. drAperies dome at her home
|skcrkT2RiaL 1t; riksTHgRaiaL Ann oFFaCE sEny.
ICES srectaltxes IN Elpplyirss en-
nsxfxnmenfx: also e0lnpiete M11meQ-
4 efaph service. Call Mss AQSCOK.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
HEl..-AloAAEkl

GIRL To work In sandwich shop; must
be exper. iu making sandwiches.
DayWoxk with no suns. Or HOLIDAYS
We furnish meals and uniforms, and
highest wages paid Tor this type Of
work II you asialily. apply To
GAsToNs SANDWICH EHoP. Isl
CHI an Z. rYrssr ni ne BRGafsE IN nj
general once work in veterinarian
hospital and dog kennel 51a-day
week. Permanent If satiSfactory.
500 Der WWk. ETsPAW KENNELS.
Alexs va. Duke st. ext. TIE. 6-24::s0.
GIRLS WANTED. Forming dancing
cnorus IA All |. II. Clup: Apply iil per-
GikI. WOMEN. white. married d
/ single, who are interested In earn
ing $40 TO Sdtl weekly for convent
entity arranged. flexible 20 To- 25 nr
oart-time employment schedule. nc
collecting or delivering Phone and
transportation necessary for local
Metropolitan Area In Mashington
for advancement to assistant man
ager Immediately For confidential
personal Interview. call MRS ELIZ-
ABETH WILLIAMS. DE 2-3S5S. the
following hours only: Tuesday. 4 te
8; Wed. s an. TO ! pm. Husband
yyOAfAN---AIert. attractive, 10 or
Eanize charter chapters for interua-
tional nonacadennic sorority. Posi-
ton is interesting, dignified and
highly remuneratise. Give age, edu-
cation and phone number. Write
Bog 1l3-K, Star.
WOMEN t10) to sell In choice Avon
areas now and after Christmas.
Earn S25 weekly In convenient
hours. DI. 7-0221. --14
Evening star., 1954-12-12

YOUNG WOMAN German, several
YRS. general ofice work. sorIe knoW1-
edge of bookkeeping. able 10 type,
( wants any kind Of ufzice work fun
time. Box A0-M. star. 1s
EIDOW. would Ike room and board
IN private school In txchange for
light duties. Will do anything.
Box 154-K. Star.
REFINED MIDDEE-AGED LADY, win
care for. or = ehfdren days wkly.
cnurch area pref. JE. s-Ssa7
EFFICIENT sECRETARY available.
and sun. OIL. .50sss. LIZ
IWANTED--Carls or envelopes to. ad-
dress &c home. CAL RA. 3-0770.
WHITE LADY. former teacher and
Federal employe laid on 81 the new
administration, handicapped hy mid
die age, wants to baby sit III
n1otherlesS home or for working
couple: live ont. Box 79-M. Star.
WHITE WOMAN wants position Us
hOusekeeper and companion for el-
deriy man. In nice home. Call WO.
6-2299 from 8 until 8 pm.
YOUNG. COLORED, h.s. grad. re-
liable, desires various Jobs: no typine
exper. WA. 5-S294.
C0LORED-Good cleaner with good
refs. desires day work. III. 4-aS4g
|C0LORED woman desires part-timt
maid work serving dinner. Good
CoIoKE6 CoIIEcE GRADUATE de-
sires lucrative employment Ho
~ 4 p o. T.
Evening star., 1954-12-12

CEMENT porches. walks: brick and
Sto,ne. rrstssdininE walls. Cali TONY.
LII All SI 6RAIs PIPES, .lectrieslly es
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER. Phone RA. 6-sSsS any
DEER fas u lHnniNsTriERs nisriE - trophy head.
mounted. hides tanned. gloves and
Jackets. STEPHENSON, Taxider-
mist, Wo. 6-S157. --13
DRAPERIES HUNGi rods. cornlces
and draperies custom made. For nd-
vice call j. GLEASON, WE. 5-6760,
ewes. sat. and Sun: m,o,,s
immsd name 'n9Is IA. scSss sssssa 'a any TIM time
ELECTRICIAN, D. c. and Mont. Co.
desires residential and comml. in
stall. or repairs low prices. Day.
co 5-g5a8: night. ON: Al 5S6.
free estimates, reduced prices. G.
=, COVER, WA 7-686S any timsS; sS
c.. CO 81 III. $3.50; u. $685., eyes.
FLOOR SANDING, finish. new. e 50.
IT,: old l0c up C. l.. HINSoN, 142
FuRNiTURE Hsf III 3 RssFiNlsHED - Burns.
stainss scratches. etc. removed IN
your home. GALFoND. RE. 7sos10, !,
ENrsa Eys sa s NRpsiR sal VIII earpsnssf susso4 and
painting, cementing; free estimates.
REPAIRS. painting. plas-
terine, carpentry work. roof paint
ing. repairing. PRINTz. uN. 4-5334.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
ALUMINIUM
Neu sheeta. allc is. HARRY

ALOl1kNQ1
NssR ABRAMS. MS ia u . q. NE.
AMPLIFIER, Hi.Ri. Bell modsI 2l22,
sSS ssa:,,e1 rsnsS od.I gFfap s mr. ans m SotS
IN excellent cond. ia. 7.0002.
Old Alexandria home fur
individual settings. becorator and
colIscto. items. Open SUNDAY and ~. i-s' |. g
ANTIQUES. 910 Prince st. KI. s-6s31
cherry slant-top desk, ma.
sss sSs dsSSDssf eSsst q aIsa:r. isS1: p. ss sSsssss
ANTIQUES - Unusual wrought iron
coat rack: small music. box .f6
tunes}. excellent condition: also
boys 20-in, bike: reasonable. IA.
- Early American hunt
table, NAH. with Eng. boxwood Inlay,
Circe 1900: . hand.caryed walnut
pine pieces--blanket chest. chairs,
linens; linens plate plated candlestieis. House
vacated. sun: 10 70 5: other days.
$3.50 to 5 till sold. 1904 Conn.
ave. Chevy Chase. Md. No phone.
ANTlQUEScut slass; clocks, china
nnm nG ,sswslx e. NV Tu TsS'oas22lssi s72si $50 ss'
ANTToUEs--silyer and silver plate,
few pieces OF ANTIQUE china and
ANTfogS DOLLS: bi.aus china and
ANTioUEs--f56o. Mahog. banquet
tssls: s: saasrs .n Ss.:.,,, ieSs: hnstsfins .1,nes
board and desk. Setting of II swirl
glass. Settling estate 10 Fairfax.
Va. Can be seen FALLS CHURCH
ORCHARD. Route q. Falls Church.
Va. Take Route Z 2Ia mi. out Of
Fails Church toward IeesbuIg. 70
sign Fails Church Orchard"
ANTIQUES - English walnut china
cabinet; 8 shelves: bargain; $50.
29O4 Conn. AVE. NV. Ant. 3.
ANTToUEe-Bird cage, glass lamp.
many other iteHss reasonable. JU.
ANTIQUES AiNrTi'iR6SnGEs = Old fashioned red and
sRiss SSsmash Ssant 'asas sspsss nsslsns ss
white and gold tea set $50; hang
Ing lamp for provincial kitchen.
$26; lovely Eper6ne, $50. rare ail-
yer sugar-spoonef. $50; small
waterford dseanter: S2os old Christ;
mas ansidass srss q5DsRssss 81 ssos9 sd o'nsr sma
ANT1oUEe-4-pcster bed. eenopied.
with sunburss; pr. sleteh beds; Eng.
pine breakfr0nt and matching cab
inet; marble Dos, mise. Do. 7-3304.
ANTIQUE and modern furniture.
elec. motors. Msahing machines. re-
friEesators, china and what-nots.
En-. 3-523e and IN. z-7434 from
ANTioUEs--Fsir aisti I : M Of Bristol vases, s
Rogers Group. staffcrdshlre teapot
small mahogany cabinet, used eg Z
lamp tabie or eeliaEet. Oh. 2-b3S7-
ANTIoBE--Make your drawing room
noticeable with lovely old-fezh-
ionsd imported eold frame. 10.
AsffoiUs 6ai f6IrEr SET. complete II
pieces. imported Eggiish china, eyef
$50 ysaIs old: $50 o. best oifer.
walI- tspsstrie.
and Oriental brass coffee pot and
one cold French clock. AD. 2-1702
ANTIQUE, white and gold Baroqut
chairs love seat, china cabinet:
+ genuise European 18th century,
perfect. ensemble Or pieces. ~
private collector leaving town. Also
valuable f0e0cp uiifrofa. Man9ls
clock. etc. JU. 1-0246.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
sITUATioNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. CPA. Of wide expert
ence as auditor (non- Government J
and tax attorney. Part time or full
time. Box 103-M, Star.
ACCOUNTANT-31 with BCS, approx.
2 years public and 6 years private
accounting. Desires permanent re-
location in d. c. area. CONFIDENT !
can help ambitious organizat tion.
Box IOS-M. star. l4s
ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started. caught up kept part time;
loc.- refs; prompt; reas. .JU. 9-5407
ACCOUNTANT, CPA, desires per
diem work: knows new tax law:
ACCOUNTANT--Boo started. con-
tinued; financial state. Tax sery, !:
prompt, reasonable: refs. RE; q
ACCT. SSST OFFICE MGR.-Young man,
univ. degree, IL yrs. exper.. all
phases accounting. statements. con-
trolls. personnel supervision. etc. de-
sires perm. nos. with future. Box
BooKkEEPER. ssSlM' siiai capable. eficient en-
ergetic; years of diversified expe-
rience, Ludlow 2-8749.
BOY, COLORED, age Is. desires Q
Job: have ID. G. drivers permit.
roM MT O. EHOn
Evening star., 1954-12-12

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sWITCHB0ARD OPERATOR Perma-
addition addition Isa e PIX. Must Must Sc s'ias single. e
healthy, under IS. Apply In person
after ! pm. Monday at 1880 Blad-
TEAcHER. kindergarten. white. for
. Laahain So-operativs PAY Center n
psr Ssaf'lns mo- 'aearss eaia MONDAY thrSua uaS
Friday. Phone WA. 7-0Il9. liz
TYPIST AND ACCOUNTING CLERK,
exper. In use. OF 1O-key adding ma
chine. Excellent opportunity In
public accounting oflice for d person
with ambition and initiative. IA; -
TiYPisT. temporary, SO wpm, card
Tork; SO and lunch; s.day week.
NV. Apply Mon. ready to work.
TYPfST wanted, for transcription
work. so wpm. minimum; good
salary while training. high earn
tngs. Write giving details. ediicA-
tion. experience. etc. to Box SIM.
TTPIsT--Experienced IBM: s-hourI
leave. State experience. references
and salary expected. Box look,
TYPIST for interesting position
permanent: 6-day week; 20 to 35
pref Apply washington Cathedral
en- Sa1sse. .,5tan 5Gss and Woodiey rd. "a nv.
TYFIST- -BOOKKEEPER wanted for
electrical contractor. Must be able
to take teiephone messages. do sim-l
ple bookkeepinS and take complete
charge Of small once Between ares
ei % and 81. Good salary; BENEFITS,
between 10 An, and 3 Pm. 3. ii Il
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. RE.
7-3IIo.
TYPTST-CLERK-We ARE soon mov-
Ing TO our new air-cond of1ice At]
340S Wisconsin ave. at Newark
st. NV. and need good typistl
under are 30 to start work irnmed.
g r our present location a,ts ulss hase sse
public. Call MR.. CR0CKETTs Ma.
+ S-lTT2, for appointment.
TYPTST-CLEKk---p perS0nable yonnG
woman Is 10 35 Tor varied and fn-s
teresting work with Red Cross
! Chapter: hours q 10 s.: 6-day week.
Sec NM DAILY. a0sS > st. NV
TYPTsT-sTEN0.For part time:3
hours adjustable: wesley Heights.
Reply Box 24l-E, Star,
xood Rorss mh sotions hi nanss sood Mpss pas
1881 Georgia ave. I2
WAITRESS. experienced; night work
BROWNIES GRIIL. 2l34 Penna.
WXsiffRkssEs ,FaSTED Il ii 5 'for nsw y shop. m
nay and nightwork avail Apply In
rersnn. COFFEE DONuT BAR. e1A
EiiEo ave. silyer sprinR. Nd. Ill