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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
War in Indo-Chino Can Go On
Only Because of American Aid

refugee aid: 80 millions for har-
Dor improvements. roads, reser-
voirs and other projects which
are militarily important now but
can be converted to civilian use,
The American Military Advi-
sorry Assistance Group handles
the huge supply job involved in
the aid program. 1t is housed in
a former Japanese brothel of
neo-classic design in the nearby
Chinese city Of Cholon. It's staff
Of some 100 officers and men is
headed by Maj. Gen. John Trap
nell, lean West Pointer who sur
vived the Bataan death march,
two sinkings of Japanese death
ships and three years in Jap
anese prisoner of war camp.
A sport-loving 51-yea r-old
cavalryman who turned para
trooper-he has more than 80
jumps to his credit-Gen. Trap
nell won the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal by personally setting
fire to a tank which blew up a
bridge the japanese wanted
very much to cross.
Gen. Trapnell is due to wind
up two year tour here in few
months. Already there is much
talk of replacing him with 1t.
Gen. John w. ODaniel.
Departure Would Be Slow.
Americans in the know here
say that Gen. Trapnell's depar-
ture would be little short of
catastrophe. For one thing, he
is tremendously" popular with
Gen. Henri Navarro, the French
commander in chief. For an
other, he is getting a tough lob
done fast and efficiently.
Big blunt Iron Mike" ODaniel
would be likely to run into diff
f1culties with the French chiefly
because he has been touted as a
man who could train Wet Nam
troops. Gen. Navarro said the
other day that for an American
to train the Wet Namese was
"unthinkable." That is a lob
Gen. Navarro has cut out for
/ himself.
The American mission so far
has been confined almost en-
tlrely to aid, not training.
The 200 air technicians in
1ndo-China are an exception.
They will teach French ground
crews the skill needed to main
tain 10 United States BPS light
bombers America recently has
provided. In three to four
months they. will pull out.
Different From Korea.
This is far cry from training
the Wet NameSe national army
OF 100000 men how to fight, as
some elements in the United
States wish to do. The French
view is that they are doing fine,
and that American experience in
Korea is not applicable to the
jungle and rice field war here.
Head of the economic and
technical assistance program is
former Brig. Gen. Wilbur r. Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

Reynolds, an old China hand who
did the same sort of job in Nam
king before the Communists took
over. The smaller civilian pro-
gram has tackled an ambitious
job not least of which is plac-
ing some of the half million ref
ugees of the war in new homes.
1t is building highways and
bridges, giving a jab to the coal,
rubber. textile. lumber and to-
bacco industries and helping to
boost the production of rice.
It's big problem is getting peo-
pie to come out to this tropical
country where disease. the high
cost of living and a war are some
of the disadvantages of the daily
iOb-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Firm to Pay Last Respects
To It's Seeing-Eye Partner

/ her up and down the stairs.
MIR. Kennedy doesn't know
whether he'll take In another
partner.
He and the big. grey German
shepherd first met late in 1914
at the seeing-eye foundation at
MorriStown, N. j. That was
about a year after Mr.. Kennedy
lost his eyes to q hand grenade
while fighting as a Marine in
New Guinea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
It's the Old Look in Cars
Thut Causes Accidents
BY the Assoeioisd Press

SAN PEDRO, Calif.-What
traffic officers have suspected
as cause of automobile acct
dents was confirmed here by a
14-year-old boy. The youth,
unidentified. took his mothers
car without her permission,
then smashed the auto into a
parked car. police said.
The boys reason for the
crackup-he took his eyes off
the road ito look at two good
looking girls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

recently. He would have had lit
tie difficulty getting the French
and the Indo-C Chinese to agree.
Since 1851 the United States
has been pouring an ever swelling
torrent of money, material and
munitions into Indo-C China to
help hold back the hordes of
Moscow trained Ho Chi Mimi.
BY last January 81 400 Amer
lean or French ships sailing from
San Francisco had disgorded in
Indo-China's ports a veritabIe
mountain of the weapons, ex-
plosives. guns, airplanes, ships
and other material required for
modern warfare. The list:
260 million rounds of small
arms ammunition.
$1,000 transport vehicles and
trailerS.
1,400 combat vehicles.
$50 military aircraft.
800 naval vessels.
1900 radio sets.
175.000 small arms and auto
matte weapons.
Huge amounts Of mines. rock
cts, mortar and artillery shells,
hospital supplies, engineering
and technical equipment. 81
US. Paws 6OG Of Cost.
In all, the American taxpayer
will pay nearly a billion dollars
this year to help fight war some
10000 miles from his own shores.
He will foot three-flfths of the
money cost of a fight whose
causes and motives remain even
more obscure to him than did
the battle for Korea.
But in helping the French and
1ndo-C Chinese to fight Ho Chi
Mimi, the United States Govern
ment feels it is getting its mon
ey'S worth. It sees these alter
natives: The loss of Southeast
Asia to world communism, or
personal involvement of more
Americans in another Korea
type war.
While the United States is
aiding the French and the estab-
lished governments of Wet Nam,
Cambod,a and Laos on the one
hand. the Chinese Communists
are doing the same for Commu-
mist Ho Chi Mimi. Over about
Is highway routes the Reds from
safe bases along the border are
shutting an average of some
5000 tons of war material a
month to the Wet Mimi. With
out this kind of propping up,
they too would have collapsed
long ago.
Though American aid is broken
down into military and technical
programs. all Of it is channeled
into one stream-a' massive war
effort which may subdue the
Wet Mini in q war now in it's
eighth year.
Arms Biggest Item.
Four hundred million dollars
of the near billion America has
allotted to Indo-China for 1854
goes to purchase arms and NUM-
lions. OF the rest, 385 millions
go for soft" goods-uniforms,
food. and other services-25 mil
lions for economic, technical and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Worlds No. ] Conflict
By John Roderick

Associated Press Foreign Correspondent
SAIGON. Indo- China, Feb. q
''If 1t hadn't been for American
aid, the Indo-C China war would
have been lost three years ago."
This statement was made by q
responsible American official here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

The worlds No. war. Prime Minister
NehEu Of India coils it "the endless
wor," is in its eighth yeor in lndo-
China. Various members Of Congress
hove expressed feor thot the United
Stotes will become more deeply in
voIved. but the administration insists
no ground troops will be sent. This
orticIe, lost in O series. opproises the
old the United Stotes is giving.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
SITUATIONS woMEN tcont SITUATIONS DoMrsrIc tcout Tr

c0L0RED WOMAN wants work N
Ar inHt.; GCnSey q CSs thru Friday; local refs.
cSfosISS SoMAN want. days work.
coioERsIDD Il WOMAN. .xper.. wi.h..
Ro }Sn g sccE Soa and E,h.w.. 5 days; refs.
cciokfS a4; ElSVSi WOMAN want. day. work
oRaEi '1Rs Woa iSok d.sises aaiTndrs d.s: ?:
E4isF asssiFS 81 q sssS sssssrins Excellent
Ga Gays week: sxperienced. NO. 7-4676.
COLORED WOMAN desires one OF
eoss two days work as cleaner. RE
coLORED WOMAN desires part tim,
nightwork. cleaning offices: also :!
dSys Tark cleaning ofaces or homes,
coioRED WOMAN desires work O as
charwoman. janitress or farm work.
Cau IA 3-gS75. Monday. IL to /.
COL. WOMAN wants days work or
part-time work. HU. 3-4174.
COL. WOMAN desires part-time work
morning or afternoon; ref. LU. 4
coLORED COLLEGE STUDENT de.
:sires work. any kind; willing to
learn. Union 4-6357.
COLORED, exper., wishes laundry
OF, Sr ciee1ning; s1n1Ig; Tues. and Wed; refs.
COL. exp. wants work 4 pm. till
after dinner. 8 days, g.h.w., laundry
or serving. LU. 4-695l.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TO DRIvE-Former AAA in.
structor; pickup service; special 10
lessons, $35. SAFETY DRIVING
SCHOOL. RE. 7-O6O6. 81
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons.
SINGING sYSTEM. Ju. s-12ls.
Ex:ARTHUR MURRAY STUDENT
selling dancing lessons at studio
for price she paid in 194s. co.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty ViS sul-
sHs 81 sE1sRR1RS Ss'Y YbIaTrf sHS svsRPs soIs
TRIAL COURSE 81 iNGEUpRs a;E rs 1s.sSS; ies.cn;
and loan Of accordion 8 wks. for
AceoRpf6s S5f6sh scHooI se9S1SS ~ ~ S1sfS Sstsfs
P%SX % %REcEPTT.' e. scEooIAsoSSS School,: soSSSSii Bldg,
no handicap. No S4O-S5O agency
ices. Day and eve. classes. Compare.
Phone HU. 1884. ST. 3-727S.
ABC SHORTHAND in a wks.. SCI. so,
terms arranged. GREGG shorthand in
A. reT tiUDiaC FfMss scaoo taSSS
5Oth Year, Ma. s-325s.
RADIO-Tv REPAIR, 16-week eve.
course, .S69 (SS lab. fee, 81 wkly.) ;
S-wk: day course. SIS. TV INST.
MA. $4,000.
COLORED-TYPTNG. S4 wk.: 16-vk.
eve. course; free loan Of typewriter
sSr sSorfS n9me a5s 5sactiss e ABc and a5esS
PRIVATE TUTORING. Enslish. other
7-39Og.
HOME TUTORING. Alg., geom., Lat.
r.. Eng. Sp.. Ger. arith.. read =,
TUTORING Grade. high school,
remedial subjects. adult. education,
seT sesrs to Of 'tSGs e8p.nss ySss'1nsl IA %
BARRIERS EXAM. June 7th. Get
Fla. barber license. Contact FLA.
BARBER COLLEGE. Jacksonville.
civil SERVICE ExAMs-Machine
exams. card punch. steno; and type.
SCHOOL. 1913 i4th ct. NV.
PIX RECEP. COURSE. With typing;
yrs. BOYD'S Is q real school. ZOO
18TH miss Page MA. S-234O. Com
ING: shorthand, bookkeeping, comp
your income: Inquire ma. s-e34O.
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. g and 18th
NEW CLASSES in BOOKKEEPING.
office machines. typing. shorthand,
small classes; positions now open,
paying to $50 wk. up. Beg. and
rev. INQUIRE. Ma. S-234O. BOYD
SCHOOL. 200 18th. cor. G.
ENGLISH LESSONS in writing and
conversation: speech and PERSONAL
ity; positive thinking. Call DU.
7-2234 MORNINGS.
AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL.
DAY-EVENING. ESTABLISHED.
FREE JOB PLACEMENT. 1919 FN.W.
MA R.4l40 DE 0-50S3
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nELp-DoMesrIc Gent,

RELIABLE G.H.W. cook. live in;
lovely .rm.: every other Sun. and
QUiET. CONTEMPORARIES % woman nan
wanted. willing TO d. light house
adgp ksdspng no reurn qoy i1s s.dsr
summer in Massachusetts,. Box
47-L, Star
WANT intelligent. capable. house.
keeper. cook. Noon to 8 pm. .
days and Sat. MORN, S35. Otis 4.
NEAT. dependable colored woman
for g.h.w., care Of one child; Tues
and Fri; S12 wk., plus carfare;
refs. JU. 5-1714.
COLORED GIRL. neat, who likes chill.
in person. 1907 Tuckerman st. NV
Evening star., 1954-05-16
FLAGSTONE TERRACES

FLAGSTONE TERRACES
Walls. Wa1s. eSm5.,so SEIsG or blocks, retaining
cement work; grading. seeding, pipe
games; pn ns;ss F1LIPPo MARcuccIo.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED,
new 50 9 rm up: old Sl2 room
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing.
Good work; reasonable. 10. S-5167.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing: rooms
SSan1ed and finished, approx. SIO.
! DO my own work. L. D. HANK.
ms; UN; 4.6141. -is
FLOOR SANDING., painting. paper
finishing. brick work. No. 7-57a4.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Snsapest rate in town: q yrs. exper.
GESRRAL seTylfsA REfAIk9s 9 Is2Sa nsint1ne E ps,
terinE. carpentry work, roof psint-
PRINT. III. A-1I11. wv WV '"SA'
GENERAL CONTRACTING Addi.
tions. porches lialousies inclJ. bsmts.
work and brick work, etc etc. years Years
assures you. Of only quality work.
ttrodmpt tIodp and Teliable serv. guaran-
snS sero' t,,, can r, syn; 9-2; weekdays.
GENERAL STToSSEWvSOIRK. patio..
walks, retaining walls, flower boxes,
houses. also repair work; free esti-
mate. Call all day Sunday. week.
Tays' Wx . to 8 pm. c. W. MILLER.
GENERAL GEM Ri'0S: REPAIRS. pain.,n,. car.
prices. MIR. LAYTON. RA. e-lssS:
GRASS CUT. hedges and bushes
trimmed 2 me and worked. Call RA.
GUTTERING. spouting, roofing Guar.
anteed: o'CoNNoR BROS. UN.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS. painting.
1NTfERslo5R DsS AND "a hxTEsroR nETid deco4.t. 1a
kfTcHESi kafsTimhssi HG RRMoSE1IifNc H1g11f ". vi H.,
tops. and appliances. The best % wors
in town.-ST. 3-6IS7 ~i6
LAWN MOWERS sharpened. adjusted
ana oiled at your door. Call FRANK.
LAWN MOWERS. power and hand. adj.
and sharpened; gas motor repaired.
Work done at your home. RA. 6-s2i6.
FAlNTlNG-lntefior and exterior; old
Of SsI.l neT "a TSTsi saais1n peat work; reeson-
3ssiSs ls town .as whit. S.ds;
HSs Rsss SzIs1 81 rs1 guar. work; free est.
PAfNTiNGZInterior and exterior,
WEBB. ia. 2-s205. ia. 4-o3i7
PAINTING. exterior and interior. an
work done, at half price; LIST class
ynnt,r, Tmlar meeenanic; erdn patch p'astering.
brick painting; work done immed.
PAINTING 'o coL6R f'Hfa IN THE HoME-
Res; and CONNER. int. and ext.
honest work. 'if@s' iIes est nS a. dtlnsa5
PAINTING. AIN ING Interior and ..t.ri2S: do
PAINTING, exterior: ist-class work.
s White; refs. 0 Jxn "a. s.H7s1. SH 0r0.nsFS' %ne
PAINTING; papering: interior. exc
ssIioT esI g aA e477S 0s1' an m 5vs sN4aS rSr esq
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
mechanic. BRADLEY. 10. 2-SioS.
PAINTING. papering, floor sanding.
ishins; brick work; reasonable. NO.
PAiNTING-Interior and exterior;
white mechanic; FIRST class work.
Reasonable. UE. 4-4sa2.
also brush work and inter. work
done: white mech AID. 4-a1O5. lSs
PAINTING AND DECORATING. IN
terror and exterior: quality work snd
PssfiscfArERING fsfs sfS cf inS .n' III Essms
free: work guar. Better work for
less" d. c.. Nd. Va. ia. 9-5lJl.
PAINTING-Interior. exterior: free
estimates: reasonable: white me.
ehanics. Mr. BUNGER. ST. 3-4ga3.
and outside paint.
ing: reas. prices; free estiInatesS
work guar. WADE. Ex. 3-o633.
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Evening star., 1954-05-16

SOCIAL WORKER- years college
beginning salary $3,131; telephone
number. OR. b-o361, st. Mary'i
County Welfare Board. Leonard
town, Md. -27
TEACHERS. Co-educa tional day
school in suburban Md. needs 2nd-
3rd grade teachers. Prefer persons
w Tlth sEER iHP' MSN Rcz 81 S2s-N; M;oSsASor SIN
team Of two-to help owners with
innae inston ares. fs Mast have 1ses sumption m % e
direct colored help. Want person
or persons Of ownership calibeV
who know what it's all about. This
is a. real opportunity for right
people. Sell yourself to Box 1O-L
Evening star., 1954-05-16
MOTOR TRAVEL

TENNESSEE, vicinity Kingsport. Take
q Leave May 20. Return June .
pu. 7-479s after $3.50. 16s
SAN FRANCISCO-Leave June 18th
RfanSfs H6 Fok YSSb4ssNATR66Lffs fosG Mss
TO AMARILLO AND RETURN-9
weeks trip, start May 22. Man, so
wants 2. share driving; refs. p. O.
Box 4272.. .Takoma Park, d. c.
81. return June g, via CHM, Ind
and St. Louis. ia. 2-3976.
Cars to Calf. and Seattle
DRIVERS over "a years wanted at
once; gas allowance. DETROIT
Detrnit Mich WO. 2-ROA5
Evening star., 1954-05-16
sITUATioNs-WoMEN

COLLECTION CLERK-One who fol-
suits: good typist. some shorthand.
exper.. reliable. Columbia 5-74lS.
OOAGPANlON HELPER 70 elderly lady
Qr semi:tnvalid; mature woman. BOZ
Evening star., 1954-05-16
CARPENTRY


Home imprvmts painting. papering;
FHA loans. II. 6-SlO0 RA S-a1O3.
CEMENT BRICK, flagstone retaining
walls of any kind. porches, exper.
white mechanics. free estimates. LU.
2-4130. Ia
CEMENT WALKS, WALLS, floors,
porcheS: large or small jobs: white
mech. JACK SPARKS. no. 2-S43g,
CEMENT WORK. cinder blocks laid,
bSmtS. excavated and finished, bldg.
additions; free estimates. Call Mr.,
TUCKER. NE. S-lo34.
CEMENT WORK. pavements. steps.
porcheS. retaining walls and cinder
blocks laid. DE. 2-S426.
CEMENT WORK and cement floors.
general si41 5epairs. CHAS; DEsPERT.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaner or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
Gay. any night.
CONCRETE WORK. walks. driveways,
free estimates. Call Ju. 9-a464.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
SITUATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Part time; books
started. caught UP. kept, part time;
local refs: prompt JJT 9-54O7
ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC REL.
part time; top refs; S100 monthly
EN-. 2-09S4.
manager. BIS. accounting; 8 years
experience; age, 81. Box 3S4-J
BOOKKEEPER. exp, 3 yrs. college
typist. desires 40-hr. week; $50
min. Box 367-J. Star.
BOOKKEEPER- expert small
once with small salary; have car
LU. 4-2454
Evening star., 1954-05-16
NELP--MFN b WoMEN teont. J

EXTRA CAsH-eell America.s finest
I greeting card assortment. Also, sta.
tionefys napkins and novelties; sam.
pies on approval. Write, phone or
visit. NASTKRCRAFT. eOl 10th
st. NV. D1. 7.00OS.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. P0RCHES. screening
complete remodeling service: esti.
mates free: ali work fully guaranteed
No money dn., SO mos. to pay. Sec
SALES, JU. 5000. day or night
ADDITIONS-Floors Of all types
general repair and femodeling
cedar-lined closets. Cash or terms
RA. 3-6S73 or Ii. 4-6572. liz
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs; commercial or residential
Free estimates. WA. 7.71S6.
ADDITIONS. alterations. Atticg. brick
work. porcheS. A eompl. Svce. Have II
done right. call WHITE. 10. 4-6677
ADDITIoNs-Concrete porches. rec
rms: 9ttics' gsnsral repairs. Ere,
BOLLINGER, WA. 1869. -16
ADDITIONS, screened or glass in
closed: sun porches and patio: guar
anteed satisfaction; free estimates
ADDITIONS. alterations, porche,
built. baths and Kitchens remodeled;
white mechanic. AID. 4-97O5. 1S'
ADDITIONS AND REMODELIN0
RE. S-7i22 JU. s-72el
Evening star., 1954-05-16

REFINED COLORED MAN OR WON.
AN needed for resident manager
position In high-type. 130-unit apt
bldg., 18th and Clifton sts. NV.
Applicant must be college graduate,
under 35 years Of age, with some
MANAGEMENT experience. Position Of
fers ATTRACTIVE one-bedrm apt; plus
salary of $3.50 per mo. Write stating
qualifications and references. Box
30.L. Star
Evening star., 1954-05-16

CUST0M-DESTGN cabinets. kitchens,
and furniture. Cost no more. Terms.
HALL. HA. 2-Sll6 "a
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs. short circuits. small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICIAN. licensed. real estate
maintenance, old and new work. air.
cond.. plugs installed AID. 4-O397,
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, wiring. fx.
OIL. 6-8413. OIL, 4-6SSa.
FENCE: chain link, $1.l2 per It. in-
stalled, special savings now, mo,
terms, LU. 10000. XII. 9-O3S2 till
pm, daily and Sunday. -17
FENCES is our business! All STYLES,
T Tood and chain link. NO MONEY
prices FREE ESTIMATE. LU. /.
PISS; NIGHTS. RE. 6-7096. -16 .
Evening star., 1954-05-16

BRICK AND MASONRY WORRY
REPAIRS
Dr1veways, sidewalks. patios. retain.
Ma r.psr.A sss All tyDss S5ek and
on small Jobs. oL. S-6sss. ia s'
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing.
carpentry, brick, cement work. Hi.
3-S4Sa, Mr.. BAKER. II.
BUILDING. CARPENTRY. PAINTING,
guaranteed work. free estimates.
BUILDERS, CONTAGIOUS, resi-.
s@ai %oaH; new hoSses nasions su';C%
rms: etc. TU. e-i547 or 10.
|BUIIDiNG AND REMoDEITN1t- REMoD1S
rianS furnished; long exper. WA.
EOSZo sun or after pm. wkdya
BUILDING AND REMODELNG, 80
yrs exper.; loan contact furn, Cali
wkdays: after $50 pm. or Sat.
CAMERA REPAIRS. Aim finishing, free
sss sHsssrqs. Ps. sSe sSe service e Is1 sBIEsENER
CARPENTER. general house repair.
ing. ATTIC. rec. rooms, porches: int.
OF ext: house painting. RA. 6-5252,
CARPENTRY Of all kinds, fence work;
FRSYs, sH YssIrn1tufe TT ssa1spp repairs; reas. yEF-
a
CARPENTRY-Recre rooms q
specially; small repair work; ewes,
and Sats:; references; white mes
chSnics; Call DEWEY. WA. 7-4793.
CARPENTRY. steps. porches, screen-
ing. painting: done reason, Call
ME; SWAN, after pm. LO.
CARPENTER, does own work. re.
modelling. screening-in .porches.
CARPENTRY and PAINTING-Reas.
rates. GOOD workmanship: no lob
too small: free estimates. LU.
CARPENTRY, recreation rms. ana
terror. exterior. TU. 2-6727. ia
CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs.
cabinetwork. general contracting.
Ju. S-4736. III
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs,
remodeling. old and new work Mr..
Smith, ia. 4-050l any time. lis
Evening star., 1954-05-16
HOSTESS S-CASHIER

HOSTESS-C CASHIER
VIRGINIA.
Relief hostess and cashier, on Tues
and sundays. NIGHT SHIFT ONLY.
NV. SECTION
on both shifts; Wednesdays on.
ia, - HOT sHoPPEs. INC; ooo
Once Open Tiil Noon SATURDAY OO
a0USEKEEPER, companion-n urs
white. under 30; own room, sleep in;
care Tor sick woman; small apt, no
children; be reliable, experienced.
cheerful; good salary. Box 37S-J,
MOUSEKEEPER, with nursing ex-
perience. white. capable. reliable, to
care for aged invalid woman and
doWntown apt. Live in. Good salary
IBM EGECTROMaATIC TYPIsT, ex-
pert, college graduate preferred. nice
personality, reliable: classified work;
excellent position with scientific re-
search organization. Send complete
resume an and %i. salary expectation y. in
KITCHEN HELPER, colored, hours
$40 am. to 2:45; no Sundays or
holidays; some cooking exper. neces-
TERRA, 9th floor, Evening Star
Newspaper Bldg. 1101 Pa. ave. NV
MANICURIST WANTED, salary open.
Hours 9:3O-5:30. JU. 9-9530; Sum
NRES,ETS dsE; h1. 20 7.el29 l2%9Rcr,c,.N ,o- =lS ao.
tors once. 6-day wk. DU. 7-7117
MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, age
25-40. experienced; work includes
ONCE nursing and ,typing. dicta-
once. RE. 7.Y4oo. Ext. 2iO I'D
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. dr.'s ONCE
lab; perm. position good hours, tor
salary. Also, I'm. with lab. exper
10. 2-10O0. -16
for dr.'s once; references required
salary starts at S275 per mo-. Box
1891, star. 30
Evening star., 1954-05-16
WOMEN

YOUNG WOMAN for sheet music de-
partment. knowledge Of music es-
sential. See Mr.. Dixon. mornings
between 10 and 12. JoRDAN's. 18th
AREA SUPERVISOR - Established
cosmetic arm needs two mature.
hieh-type career women, white.
over 80 to assist present manager
handle expanding sales program.
Excellent starting salary based on
experience. Call for appt.. DI. -
AMAZING EXTRA MONEY plan gives
you up to $500 per wk.; no canvass
ing Investment or experience neces-
sary. Gail CLARK's. DI. 7-44OA
today for free details.
Sc. WASH. AND MD, women a..
alert and capable. to take over
AVON territories. Estab. customers,
repeat business earns $20-S40
wkly. for you. RE. 7-S107.
PART OR FULL TIME to work in
Greenbelt, Md. putting sheets Of
paper In order In once: no exper.
needed. Apply Sunday from LIS pm
at 94O1 Baltimore blvd, Berwyn.
PART Ar; TIME. s. HR. Turn spare hours
into S $ S: White. 1910: Phi; Mr..
$50 pm. Mon. Tues.