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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-09-11
The 4 LEGGED Girl

Betty Lou, the girl with
four legs will be on exhibition
at the Brockton Fair, Sept. IL
to Sept. 10, her first appear
ance in New England.
Her full name is Betty Lou
Williams. She was born in
Albany, Ca, with one head,
two bodies, three arms and
four legs, and is in good
health.
Betty Lou is from a normal
family. Her parents are nor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-09-11

Mrs. Paul Green of Eureka
Realty is visiting relatives and
friends in Virginia.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Kenneth Keel
of West Medford, Wednesday
September l, at the New Eng
land Hospital. The child will
be named Lin Yvonne Keel
Mother and babe are doing
well. Mr.. Keel is nephew Of
Beautician Betty West.
Mrs. Ella M. Martin. finan-
cial secretary of the National
Housewives League, sang over
the radio at the Housewives
Convention in Birmingham.
Ala. Mrs. Ruth Jackson
president Of the National
Housewives League, was a
! principal speaker.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-09-11
CITY news

JULIAN C. BRANKER, RE-
ALTER, SAY: YOUR HOME
YOUR BUSINESS, MAKE IT
SECURE INSURE! SPECIAL
IZING IN REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE OF EVERY DE-
SCRIPTION, S 7 RE S SING
COURTESY SERVICE IN
TEGRITY 3S6A Warren
Street, ROxbury, HI 2-377O, Hi
5-8I74
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-09-11

NIGHT OF FUN - Charity
Banquet Party Saturday, Sep
TENDER Is, 8 to IL, at $50 Mas
sachusetts Ave. Refreshments
free. Prizes. Admission SOC.
Gladys Howard, Grace Terrell,
Roberta Baker, arrangements
committee.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-09-11

1t. Dolores M. Diggs, sta
toned at Forbes Air Force
Base, Topeka, Kans., recently
was here visiting her mother,
Beautician Billie Diggs Bon
ner, proprietor of Salon De
Beaute, 626A Shawmut Ave.
Lieutenant Diggs also attend
ed the reunion and dinner of
her school here.
The public is invited to a
Coffee sip and reception in
honor of Mrs. Christian A.
Herter at 558 Massachusetts,
Avenue, Thursday, September
%, 4 to 6 pm, sponsored by
the Greater Boston House
wives League and a citizens
committee, including Estella
Lee CROSBY, Oberline Lamb,
Roberta Baker, Catherine
Manning and others.
The Prince Hall Grand
Chapter of New England and
its Jurisdiction Order of East
TOUR - All expense weekend
tour to Montreal, Canada,
staining at one of MontreaI,S
finest hotels, two-day sight
seeing city trips, in private
car with a chauffeur-escOrt.
Phone, Anna BObbitt-
Gardner for appointment
. KE 6-9454 or write to 3
CIaremOnt Park, Boston Is,
Mass.
ern Star will hold its Annual
TnY1 +iAy, Ca~4ax..L a. 80 ~
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-09-11

ton Tours. by Anna Robert
Gardner.
Lucinda Reggie Whatley
spent a wonderful vacation"
in Philly with her friend Mrs.
Cora Brown. She also enjoyed
trips to tlantic City with othe.
friends and classmates.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

futile and perilous :. we hope,
therefore, that if and when the
Geneva conference has failed,
the United States and our other
friends in the free world will
join with us in employing other
means to drive the enemy from
our land.
1--WE shall do our level best to
cooperate with the United
States in seeking peaceful uni
f1cation. But it is only fair to
declare that we can accept no
compromise. 1t must be unfit
cation under full democratic
auspices, and it must include the
complete withdrawal from our
soil of all Chinese Communist
forces. The Republic of Korea
must reserve, at all times,
the right and duty of following
and protecting our own interests.
1--WE trust that the United
States and the other countries
on our side will do no less, and
that the Communists thereby will
be prevented from making gains
and from dividing us among our
selves Once our friends have
come to realize the great improb-
ability of expecting a negotiated
settlement, there may be hope
for the achievement of peace
in Korea and elsewhere in the
world"
Evening star., 1954-04-19
FOUND.

feet. wen trained; between / and 5 yrs.
KE. s-25S0.
DACHSHUND, black and tan female,
found vic. Chevy Chase Circle. eatur-
day. Cali I'M. 3-4266.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

Daughters 'who have gone to
glory in the great beyond" A
six-stelnmed eandelabra burned
beside a cross.
"We pay them tribute for
holding high our society's ideals
and principles" Miss Carraway
said, land we must enlist new
members to take their place and
carry on-that is what they
would have wanted"
Mrs. Will Ed Gupton, chap
lain general, prayed for greater
understanding" since the death
of "those who have passed
through the valley of the
shadow" AS she read slowly the
names of each State and the
number of it's dead, each States
delegates stood up and two
white-uniformed pages thrust a
white carnation into a huge
green wreath, until it was
studded with the blooms.
New York Leads.
New York led the list with
327 dead. The District had As.
In addition to the United States,
there were citations for Cuba,
France and Germany.
Among the past State regents
to be commemorated individ-
ually was Mrs. Wilfred Jewett
Chairman, of the Districts Col.
James Mccall Chapter.
After the memorial service,
Miss Carraway and members of
the Founders Memorial Com
mittee placed a wreath on the
monument. just outside the
building. ito the women whose
patriotic foresight made pos
sible the National Society of
Daughters of the American
Revolution, october IL, 1890.'
The monument bears the names
of the four founders.
Other events yesterday in
cluded the National Chairmen' s
Association Breakfast in the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
The highlight of the conven-
ton will be President Eisen-
hower's appearance on Thurs
day. Although he will return
from his Easter vacation ir
Augusta. Ga, for the meeting
Mrs. Eisenhower is not expected
back in the Capital until April 26
Tomorrow night, Gen. j. Law
ton Collins, will make the prin-
cipal address on a National De-
fense" program.
Voting on resolutions will be-
gin on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
Canadians Gloomy
About Geneva PurIey
By the Associoted Press

OTTAWA, April ia gloomy
Canadian delegation leaves to-
day for the Geneva conference
on Korea and Indo-China.
Foreign Secretary Lester B.
Pearson and his AIDES repeatedly
hold little hope that Communist
China and Russia will even ap-
proach the United Nations aim
"a unified Korea where free
election could be held.
Canada, the nation which
supplied the fourth largest
armed force to the U.N. COM
mand in Korea, will told two
bargaining cards at Geneva.
Neither probably will be used.
One bargaining point is Ca
madam diplomatic recogniation
of Red China. The other is Ca
madam support for Peiping
membership in the United Ma
tionS. Canada likely would offer
these only if the Chinese Com
munists pulled out of Korea and
Indo- China. Canada's delega-
ton figures the chances of that
are extremely remote.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
Military Aid Rose
And Economic He|p
Dropped During So
BY fhe Associated Press

United States aid to foreign
nations hit a peak of nearly
$6.5 billion last year, but was
tapering off at years end.
Military aid shot up rapidly
during the year, Department
of Commerce report said, while
economic aid tailed off. There
was an increase in offShore pro-
United States pur-
chases of military supplies for
itself or allies from foreign
sources.
The report gave these fig
ureS:
l. Net transfers to foreign ma
tions of goods and services for
all gift or loan programs came
to Sc billion. The 1852 total was
to $6.4 billion. The 1852 total
was $5.042 billion.
2. Military supplies and serv-
ices came to $4 billion, compared
with $27 billion in 1852.
3. Economic assistance and
technical help came to So billion,
some $400 million less than in
1852. q
4. In non-military aid, the
United States made gifts abroad
of $1,794, 100000 compared with
$1.959, 100000 in 1852 and made
loans of $235 million compared
with loans of $402 million in
1852.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
Meeting Called Here
April "a 10 EyaIuate
Polio Vaccine Results

A meeting to study and evalu-
ate all existing information
gained so far in tests of the Salk
polio vaccine has been called by
DR.. Hart E Van Ripper, medical
director Of the polio foundation.
The meeting. to be attended
by members Of the vaccine ad-
visory committee of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paraly-
sis. will be held here, at the
Hotel Statler, April "a and Is.
DR.. Jonas E. Salk, developer
of the vaccine to be used in
Nationwide tests soon. will re-
port on tests which he con-
Quoted in Pittsburgh. Thousands
of children have been given the
vaccine by DR.. Salk over the last
few months. Methods of manu-
featuring the vaccine is also up
for discussion by the committee.
Announcement of the meeting
was contained in a letter from
DR.. Van Ripper to State health
officers.
1t is conceivable, according to
one public health official here.
the meeting could see decision
to call off scheduled tests of the
vaccine throughout the country.
Yet he described the meeting as
routine"
Fairfax County is preparing to
launch its incubation of $500
children the day after the meets
ing ends, April 26. The Fairfax
test is the only one scheduled
in this area.
DR.. Daniel Price of the Public
Health Service, a member of the
advisory group, said the meeting
has been planned for some time
to collect data on the tests in
PITTSBURGH
Evening star., 1954-04-19
South Korea 10 Attend
Geneva Conferences;
Rhee Pessimistic
By the AssoeiotAd Press

SEOUL, April 19.-President
Syngman Rhee announced today
that South Dakota will attend
the Geneva conference opening
next week, but he warned it is
"A final time-conSuming at
tempt" to unite Korea by peace
full means.
Mr.. Rhee didn't say what his
government would do if the con-
ence fails. But there was a
thinly-veiled threat in his state
ment that 1--WE obviously cannot
continue to sit idly by while the
Communists exterminate or ex-
lie our people to the north and
make a Red Chinese province
out of half our country"
The 77-year-old President said
Clear and encouraging" assur-
ances from the United States
enable us to go to Geneva with
confidence and considerable
hope"
Mr.. Rhee didn't elaborate on
the assurances. But in New York
You Chang Yang, Korean Am
bassador to the United States,
said his nation had been as
sured (1) the United States will
aid in greatly increasing the re-
public of Korea's Army and (2)
a prime objective of the con-
ference will be to reunite all of
Korea and eliminate all Red
Chinese troops from that coVn-
try.
Letter From Eisenhower.
A highly placed Korean source
said the assurances were con-
tanned in letter from President
Eisenhower delivered to Mr..
Rhee Sunday by United States
Ambassador Ellis o. Briggs.
In Augusta, Ca, Presidential
Press Secretary James c. Hag-
erty declined comment on the
Foreign Minister Pyun Yung
Tai. head of the ROK delegation
to Geneva, said in Seoul he had
two primary detectives: unifica-
tion of Korea and removal of
the Chinese Communist aggres-
sors from Korea"
Mr.. Pyun said South Korea
would not tolerate a buffer zone
that would cut Korea in half.
ANY buffer zone," he said,
must be north of the Yalu Riv-
er." The Yalu is the boundary
between Korea and Manchuria.
In announcing South Korea s
decision to attend the confer
ence, President Rhee declared
"if a reasonable period of time
has passed without concrete re-
suits. we know that the United
States will consult with us. as
it has promised to do, on the
abandonment of discussion as a
way to peace with communism
and Communists"
Misgivings Expressed.
HighlightS of Mr.. Rhee's
statement:
"We hope sincerely that
should the conference fail,
America will have come to re-
alize-f1nally and conclusively-
that further negotiation with
the Communists would be both
Evening star., 1954-04-19
University Park PTA TuIk

Joseph Hunter. president of
the Maryland Congress of Par
ents and Teachers, will speak at
a meeting of the University Park
Parent Teachers Association at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Univer-
sity Park (Md.) School audi
torium.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
School PIuns Open House

Burgundy Farm Country Day
School. Alexandria. Va, will hold
an open house from 3 to 6 pm.
Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
PERSONNEL
TRAINING
ASSISTANT

This Is very interesting position
for q woman who has had some ex-
perience or college BACKGROUND in
employe-training period. Good per-
Sonality, appearance and ability tc
work with people essential; 6-day.
40-hour week, discount and many
company benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Evening star., 1954-05-09

YOUNG WOMAN, for once work, IN
variety store. State age, education
and past positions: experience NOT
essential Also young yoman te
REssPPioNsIBLE POSITION for re.
fined woman, over rs; $4,000 frst
year; high school education neces'
ssry; permanent position. Boz
WANTED. HHi s'"f, ATTRACTIVE LADY
around 40. to work and make .ap-
pointments with lady photographer
Can earn S45 for 3 days work. II
you can meet the public. Must have
ehaTmtas Gs PffsoFf'y Fu ya4s5 EsBeF 6fopt
BIZ lo;as iNnnPtSbfNr fnf srffS s;3o Manage you,
own time. with opportunity to earn
$500 per month and above in tht
Permanent disnifieo work. Cal
MT. HAYS, OV. 3-os27 or DU
ExCEP!TfIoNAb OPPORTUNITY for :
well-educated women interested ir
cnil6 sTE Euidanes: sxI.s: teaching, Girl scout
9 to 4, Saturdays optional. Send
qualifications and phone number
Box 33S-L, Star. Ill
HOUSEWIVES, women to do pleasant
handwork At home. Can earn $500
phone, Box 273-J. Star. IL
HOUSEWIVES with ambition: cal
nee; free training. work SO PM,
SIS up. weekly. 1859 No. Richmond
St, Arl., between 10 and Tues.
AVON PRODUTCS, INC, needs am
bilious women to serve regular AVON
customers. Earnings up to 500
mo; Full or part time. RE: 2
INCREASE income. show friends love
ly handkerchiefs. Easy sales, re-
peats. Experience unnecessary. Lib
eral percentage. No risk offer. Ex-
elusive opportunity. SCHMID CO.
Dept. 81. KINGSTON, N. Y.
ARE YOU FREE AFTER pm? Turn
evening hours into good income.
No experience required but ambi-
tion and car necessary. For inter-
view. phone EN-. 3-j157. 10
AMAZING EXTRA MONEY plan gives
you up to $500 per wk.; no canvass
inp investment or experience neces:.
sary, Call CLARK'S. DI. 7-4404
TODAY for free details.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
SITUATIoNS-MEh

ACCOUNTANT. general ledger. fnan
cial statements; offlce mgr. exper
local refs. Box 1851. Star. 81
ACCOUNTANT-College graduate, ex
perienced, desires position. Call IA
ACCOUNTANT - Part time: books
started, caueht UP. kept part time
ADM. ASST.-SECY., 35, conscientiou.
capable and efncient, 16 yrs. exper
as CORES. secy. and auto salesman
desires perm. Oh. DOS. with future;
Al refs; $3.50 mo. 10. 1928.
ADV. PUBLIC REL. and/o sales pro-
motion, part time; top refs; 500
monthly in advance. EN-. 2-09S4.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER. once work
over 60:. tax experience. Day Ma
S-3253: home OIL. 4-2406. O.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced, college
grad. desires perm. 40-hr. week;
BUTCHER-MEAT CUTTER. colored,
young man, rec. grad. Nat. Sch.
Meatcutting. Will start $50. Lo-
cal experience. LU. 3-0437 after 6.
CARPENTER. white. excl, 2 yrs
exper. Call DU. 1871 after 5 pm.
CARTOONIST. single, vet, profess
sional work in black and white,
wash. color. Free to travel. Sam
Piles on request. Box 262-J. Star.
lUs
Evening star., 1954-05-09
SlTUATloNS-WoMEN

ADDRESSING. form letters, stencils,
rates. no. 2-0U6S.
ADM. ASST, middle aged. claims ex-
smimeI' snniI,5 transp, and travel back
sroirae Ssrehna' rssyon typ; s,blS 6kpg PIX eXpeT.
BABY SITTING OR INVALID CARE.
by the hour; mature woman: ex-
ceilent local references LII. 3-6736.
BABY SITTER, day or night, or
companion during the day. RA.
COMPANION to elderly lady by re-
fined widow: some nursing exp; live
in: best ref, RA. 3-8S6S.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, college stu.
dent; can type statements, etc.
rtdys. rieass siter sall Sy y M home JE' SIa.Os
EXEC. sECY;, 20 yrs exp.r., radio.
appt. NO. 7-3053.
EXEC. ,SECY.. 2s. personable. 10 yrs.'
yysrisf yysriied no1 exper; desires admin. secre-
FOUNTAIN, GRILL and steam table
SsgyPEEIfoR ST r. EaMPLoYMENf AoEN:
home; white no animals. Hudson
MANAGER, capable. experienced
woman. to manage, rooming or board
ing ing house, nearby resort; entire
permanent only. Box ?93-J. Star,
NCRSE-Bahy nurse desires position
for summer or permanent: good
NSRsF cbfiaIisS oPMFAsEoN 1sar s1o $40 BY ,..s ts
Practical NURSE. colored. neat.
,ntelliRent. exper., ref; dav duty.
4 AlsS. ISS44 eSper' cook part time, osA.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. avail. for
duty 3 or II hrs; will live in or out
as nurse-companion. NO. 7-3as2.
SECRETARY, 12 years continuous
exp experience dsSSs ss,. as executive L secretary
branch ONCE OF large national manu-
featuring concern; under 80; current
salary. $4,000 annually; desire ad-
ministrative secretsrial opportunity.
SECRETARY. executive. legal, Govt.
office mgr, varied bus. exper.; refs.
WO. 6-7nS9 or Box 27O-J. Star. 3"
SECRETARY. legal. excel refs. de-
sires position: good appearance and
sRdYIsTESo. sRRsdEioHsil yk yrs ezeer Ho SaSe saica.
prefer girl ONCE. DU. 7-65oo.
TEACHER tcolD interested in sum.
mer work: g.h.w., office work, rec
reational work or other, Ii. 3-6455.
TYPIsT, colored. desires work az
typist, any clerical work. 8 yrs.'
Govt experience. HU. 3-6s63.
ATT. ATTORNEYS--Now avail, com.
petent legal secys.; excel. ref JOBS.
INC. 174O x st. NV. RE. 1858.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
Job as clerk waitress, simple sewing
or days work. AID. 2-2933. 3
GIRL: colored. wishes JOB as short
GIRL. colored. desires maid work,
hotel; exper. cali BETTY. IL
cA2I cA22I'si An. 4-oess for reliable DAY.
EarIAEs BEN iins GMfI & 5Il sERvIcE sins sssp
WHITE. middle-aged woman. nurse
housekeeper for elderly lady or cou.
pie; live in; references. Box 2s6-J,
cEsDgATE P5ss,e n.5;: 9SH;:; SS;:;
er love to give and receive kind
THTI n1Ss IN MRS soSK9dI McGALL n Ii tl4@R mdd,.
thirties. Attractive. inteilisent. esp-
able. college education. three Ian.
euages. typing. very adaptable,
widely Travelled. desires responsible,
permanent position with future;
especially interested in fashions,
interior decoration or work where
initiative in meeting people and
making contacts is important. Write
Box 231-J, Star.
FRENCH LADY, teacher. wishes posi-
tion as companion in the country:
free TO travel. CO. 5-SS41. EXT. 2O3.
RECEPTIONIsT sTENo.. mature.
Thoroughly experienced. responsible.
OF. x-313Q.
(continued O Next PaSsy
Evening star., 1954-05-09
WAITRESS
CAPT: GUYS CLUB

1919 new YORK AVE. NV
After Z PM. 10
X-RAY TECHNICIAN. white, expert
enced., night and week end work
driving distance. Call SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. OIL 4-4662. -
GIRL, white, part time for light
mechanical assembling: exper. de-
sire6le but not nee. Call ME. g.
GIRLS, to train for waitress work,
earnings, ear, 1s Sl90 .,D, per week. Apply
LADY wishes old lady to take care OF
kids from q am. till $3.50 pm, J
days; in the vic. of 4th st. NV. IA
LADIES. 1880, see reweavinr ad
Earn at Home" under instruction
LADIES' t6), immed. placement 3
experience! Elk. 3-6640. Ill
WOMAN. who likes to sew to make
belts. buttons and covered buckles
2ppy 2%s 'Sf.i'qf &K HuosEs sHs5s' siSs 'i9ii sth
WOMAN. "a; niS, high school education.
ambitious, capable of meeting peo-
pie; rapid advancement: $4,000
year. Box ok. Star. 10
WOMEN, 21-4O. interested in per-
manent position to train for sales
work at one of your local Singer
Sewing centers; pleasant working
conditions. good starting salary.
commissions, paid vacations. hos
pital benefits. Apply in person.
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 702
King st Alex, Va. 3
WOMAN. colored, for general clean
ing and janitress work. in apt
bldg: steady. 44-hour week. Apply
Mr.. Iceland, $50 to A. maintenanct
office, NAYLOR GARDENS, 3Ott
and Naylor rd. Sc. Ill
WOMAN, % to 80 yrs, with nice
personality, who needs to add S45.
$75 per wk. to family income: car
essential for local driving: perma
nent position: flexible working hours
Write, giving address and phone
WOMAN. 25-4O yrs. attrac., alert
for supervisory position with ole
estab. CO., 5-day wk., vac, CO. bene.
flts. Must be interested in ad.
vaneements; able to assume respon
Apply 1904. WASH. LOAN & TRUST
BLDG. 9th and F SITS. NV, TO-
WOMEN, young, 4 to s hours per
day. 5 days; must have car; $40 to
$40 weekly. Rm. 20, 1901 g st. NV
WOMEN, $40 salary. plus bonus; g.
day week; pleasant outside work
making appt. for photographer
5l4 10th st. NV. 9th floor. 15s
Evening star., 1954-05-09
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
general clerical duties in the air
conditioned ONCE of large motion
picture organization. 5-day week
Goth CENTURY FOX FILMS
415 Third st. NV. -
STENO. .-SEC'Y. for general ONCE work
by mfrs. agt. Must be healthy. able.
loyal, hard worker. Details by letter
only. Suite S02, La Sale Bldg. 102s
sWiTCHBOARD OPERATOR tpart.
timel needed in upper Conn. ave.
apt. bldg. Experienced operator pre-
betw; 9 and II or call Wo. 6-6"7Q;
TEACHER-Qualified for next fall
Greenbelt Kindergarten: full or part
time Write now, P, o. Box S5.
Greenbe't Md
TEACHER. 1St grade or kinder. for
PVT. school in Sc: state age. exper.
educ. sal. expected. phone no.. etc.
Box 192-K. Star
for full or part time
summer employment; do advisory
selling and guidance work for local
school; must have automobile and
be personable: good pay, salary and
bonus. Call MISS BELL. ST. 3-20S6
TEACHHERs' for summer months rec
also teacher for full time for ele-
RsRtsFy Bs9 4Sss. srfses b c. in the fall p o.
TEACHER-Vacation work in country.
Refined. healthful work; chance for
permanency. $3.50 for go days
Box 56-K, Star, 10
Evening star., 1954-05-09

WANTED, A RETOUCHER on small
negatives. also . spotter for prints
also color artists. Must be exper
All work done in your own home
Call TU. 2-24o9 before 1890 anc
after $40. 3
DAY SUBSTITUTES, pref. retired
teacher. needed for commercial sub
jects. Night teacher for Gregg An.
niversary and simplifled shorthand
and ,typine. Please reply to: Box
We Hs' SEEK 81: 'A MAN OR woMAN-oT q
team of two-to help owners with
outstanding eating place in Wash
ington area. Must have gumption to
direct colored help. Want person
or persons Of ownership ,caliber
who know what it's all about. This
is real opportunity for right
people. Sell yourself to Box 10-L.
Star.
EXTRA CAsH-sell Americas finest
greeting card assortment. Also, sta
tionery, napkins and novelties; sam
Piles on approval Write. phone or
visit MASTERCRAFT s01 10th
st. NV D1. 7.090S.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
HElP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST,
exper. on Remington- Rand book
keeping machine helpful but not
essential. Must be accurate with
figures. 40-hr..- 5la-day week. in
pleasant air-cond. ONCE. Paid vaca-
tions, and all employe dement's.
Prefer some one in Bethesda area.
Call OIL. 2-6622. Ia
BEAUTICIAN. male or female, full
or part time, good permanent job.
Also night work. Top salary and
commission. All day Sunday. JU.
BOOKKEEPER. to take charge OF
small ONCE. Apply in person, SILL
YER SPRING TIRE CORP. 5000
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
COUPLE, no children. exper., g.h.w.,
and gardening to work on farm. in
nearby Nd: Apply 1017 7th st. NV,
ST. 3-84S4. Ill
COUPLE. QUALIFIED for Tourist
Restaurant. Salary and percentage
Quarters and board Write fully.
SKYLON MOTEL. Luray. Va.