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Evening star., 1954-11-14

SilverpIated Chaflng Dish-A hand
some silverplated cl1afing dish that
holds TX quarts. Heavily plated ON
copper base, and complete with
Sterno heat $2S plus tax
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Rogers 3-pc. Relish Set-l847 Rogers
Bros. silverplated serving set includes
pickle fork. spoon and Kelsey crystal
serving dish Use for jams, relish,
nuts, cheese 2,S5
Evening star., 1954-11-14

SiIverpIoted Serving Pieces
Choose the useful double vegetable DISH the handsome
well platter the gravy boat with tray, all with
hand applied gadroon borders, and Won y 00
derfu values at this modest price! ~
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r4a4iM NBA5EBALL
AS'8gsz BEAT
y Il ~ By BURTON HAWKINS
By BURTON HAWKINS

a right-handed relief pitcher to
replace him.
Larry Clark, right-handed
pitcher who had a A record
with Chattanooga last season, is
regarded as one Of the Senator's
best prospects for the future.
|. He didn't pitch a ball for
two years while serving with the
infantry in Korea. He was in
the front lines IL months. some
times in 15-below weather. /.
He was voted the outstanding
player in Hershey Highs cham
pionship football team in 1947.
AA
Some of the Senators feel
Mickey Vernon's salary demands
are too steep. Del Miller,
prominent harness horse driver.
bought Manush and Mrs. Robin
son in the Calcutta pool con-
Quoted in connection with the
golf tournament. He had a
real longshot running for him,
for he paid only $40 into a $4,000
pool.
Eddie JooSt's decision to hang
up his glove will be all right with
Bob Porterfield. Joost
wrecked Bob's bid for a perfect
game last year with a seventh
inning single after Porterfield
had retired Is batters in order.
Harris will step up the Sem
at0rs' practice pace tomorrow by
allowing batting for the first
time.
The Pirates list % pitchers on
their roster and only eight had
winning records in the majors
or minors last season. The
Senators meal money will be
an item in excess of $40O a day
when the full squad reports. i.
When the Senators acquired
Catcher Joe Upton they also got
somebody who will talk fishing
by the hour with Harris. {.
Upton has an 18-acre farm adj
jacent to his fathers 480-acre
spread at McCaysville, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Terps Close Season
With W&M TONIGHT

Gene Shue, one Of this sec
tons all-time college court
greats, makes his last appear
ance before the home folks to-
night when Maryland (21-6)
closes its regular season against
William and Mary Gid.
Game time at College Park is
$3.50, following freshman pre-
liminary between the Maryland
Frosh and Bulls Prep.
Catholic University GID
ends its season tonight. enter
tanning Randolph Macon (7-13)
at $3.50.
Maryland will have q week
of before it plays Clemson next
Thursday afternoon in the first
round Of the Atlantic Coast
Conference tournament at Ra-
leigh, N. c. -
In addition to Shue, Ralph
Greco and Ronnie Brooks bow
out for the Terps tonight.
William and Mary probably
viii go down with q losing sea-
son, but the Indians can be trou-
blesOme, as N. C.. State and
George Washington can attest.
Both the Wolfpack and Colonials
beat William and Mary twice
this season, but all four games
were close for three-quarters.
Maryland owns a previous Is
point decision.
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when Mrs. Robinson suffered
chills She collapsed after
staggering the last four holes, all
of which she and Heinie dropped
to lose their first round match
in the international two-ball
tournament.
Bobo Newsom declares Vic
Raschi is through and that the
former Yankee right-hander
won't win more than eight games
with the Cardinals. Raschi's
name was on a waiver list with
Pitcher Whitley Ford and five
New York rockies. The Sen
ators ignored Raschi and Ford.
feeling they would have no
chance of getting them. and put
in claims for the rockies.
Newsreel and television cam
eramen will invade the Senator's
camp in day or two and take
complete charge Of the workout.
Bucky Harris gives them
virtually a free hand and gets
them all out Of the way on the
same day. Walter Master
sons retirement is hurting the
Senators, who are searching for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Pros Of Six Nations
Start Play Today
In Mexican Open
BY ths Assoeio,ed Press

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 25.-
About 125 golfers from six coun-
tries on four continents tee off
today in the four-day 10th an
nual Mexican Open golf tourna-
ment.
The United States, Argentina,
Canada. Australia, Mexico and
Spain are represented in the
$4,000 tourney being played on
the 6.679-yard par-72 Club Mex
leo course. toughest in the ma
ton.
North American stars comprise
most of the IA foreigners entered,
but the sentimental favorite
again is Argentina's Roberto de
Vicenzo, who came from behind
last year to win with blister
ing 2l-under-par 267.
But even De Vicenzo is willing
to admit such sensational golf
probably will not be played on
the rugged Club Mexico course.
Last years low scores were
shot on nearby Chapultepec
course, easy even for most anna
teurS.
Aiming to upset De Vincenzo
are Al Brosch of Garden City,
N. Y. and AL Besselink of Gros-
singer, N. Y. Both have incen-
tiveS:
Brosch blew a four-stroke lead
on the final day to lose in 1858,
and Besselink was second to the
Argentine in 1851.
Tony Holguin, who now plays
out of Midlothian, ILL.,. won the
Mexican title in 1949 at the age
of % and is again seeking the
title.
Canada has three entries: AL
Baldin Of Toronto. Jack Kay of
Montreal and Murray .Tukcet of
Toronto.
Other American golfers in
clude Johnny Palmer of Char
lotte. N. c., runner-up in the
Texas Open; Gene Littler, Palm
Springs, Fla, former amateur
champ; Horton Smith. Detroit,
president of the PGA, and
Tommy Bolt.
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Star Stad Photo,

on what to do about proposed
move to a site on Chain Bridge
road. Sentiment at the club is
reported heavily against the
move. Instead. something may
be done about eliminating the
uphill walking on the ninth and
10th holes, which is said to have
driven more golfers away from
the Virginia club than any other
factor.
The East Potomac driving
range has been opened a month
ahead of schedule by demand of
golfers who have been taking
advantage OF the good golfing
weather Of late Golf World
has a note that four of the big
money golf tournaments now
have liquid backing, with three.
including the Eastern Open in
Baltimore. sponsored by beer
companies and the PEA seniors
by Scotch firm. Capt. Eddie
Semmler, U. S. A. F., in town for
a visit. reports he has played
several rounds at Fort Worth
with Ben Hogan. Semmler. q
former sporting goods salesman
here. was one Of the Districts
top amateurs.
Jack Isaacs. the Langley AFB
pro who went to the semifinals Of
the National PGA last year, has
recovered sufficiently from
stomach operation for his first
round Of golf in weeks. He
plans to take in one of two of the
big pro events before the Mas
tiers. Steve TobaSh receives
mis- Army discharge March 9.
and will take over as the civilian
pro at Fort Meade the following
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Rough Finish Facing
Hoyas After Victory
Over American u.

The college basketball season
is almost over and the end can't
come too soon for Georgetown
and American u. The Hoyas
brought their record to 1918 by
defeating the Eagles, 56-49, last
night at AU. The defeat left
the Eagles with a 12-l1 record.
The Hoyas have home games
with Temple Saturday and
George Washington (next Tues
day. and road trip at Penn
State and st. Francis of Penn
sylvania remaining and that's
not exactly a pleasant future
for the slim squad.
American U. plays Loyola in
Baltimore Saturday night and
in the Mason Dixon Conference
tournament starting next Sat-
urday in Baltimore.
American U. appeared to be
en- route to it's first triumph in
history over Georgetown until the
Eagles lost their zip in the Sec
ond half. They led, 1927, at
halftime and seemed to have the
best of it. even with four fouls
on John Selby, their top re-
bounder.
But Coach Dutch Sehulze at
AU has watched "Senioritis"
creep in and he can't do much
about it. -Four of his regulars
are seniors and they don't ex-
actly go full speed the full 40
minutes. Two games ago AU
led Roanoke by 16 points at half
time and finally won by one
point. Monday the team led
Western Maryland. 20-4. at the
quarter and had to struggle to
win by six points. Last night
they scored four field goals in
the second half. one with 2 Sec
onds remaining.
Schulze has pleaded with
them. pampered them and
bawled them out, all to no avail.
They've lost five Of their last
eight games.
While Warren Buehler was
breaking the Georgetown scor-
ing record last night with 437
points for the season. Joe Bolger
gained a small measure of re-
venge. Buehler broke Bill Boil
gers mark. but Joe won scoring
honors for the night with %
points to Buehlers Is. Joe is
Bills younger brother.
Georgetown'S FroSh romped
to a 74-28 victory over the AU
Frosh in a preliminary that was
a mismatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25
Clare Emery to Retoin BeIIizzi
Cliff Spencer, George Gary
In Latest Pro Golf Moves
By MerreII WhittIesey

CHI spencer Will Jeacn gOl'
at Clagett Stevens Greenbriar
Range this season. he has an
nounced, transferring from
| Woodmont where he was as
sistaut to Fred Bolton for two
years.
Spencer said he left Wood
mont under the most pleasant
circumstances. However, he de-
cided to make a new connection
FOR the 1854 season in fairness
to the incoming pro at Wood
mont. who undoubtedly will
want to bring in his own staff.
Bottoms resignation is effective
Monday.
Cliff probably has given as
many golf lessons in his time
as any pro in the area. He start
ed his career in Baltimore, and
has been at Prince Georges, East
Potomac and Elizabeth City,
N. c.. in addition TO Woodmont.
He has one of the most graceful
swings in pre- golf, and an excel
lent record as a player in sec
tional events.
j. Munro Hunter will remain
on the teaching staff at Stevens
range.
Another change in the area
pro golf picture finds George
Gary. formerly pro at Annapolis
Roads. moving to the South
Sherwood Forest course as teach
ing instructor under Eddie
Graefe.
Gary has been spending spare
time during the winter months
as bartender at Carvel Hall in
Annapolis.
Gary's first profession was
dance instruction. He added golf
a number of years ago because
most of his dance teaching was
at night, which left the daylight
hours free. He still teaches
dancing, and numbers so mid
shipmen at the Naval Academy
among his pupils.
George also hopes to open a
driving range in Annapolis. If
he opens the range before he
resigns at Carvel Hall, and while
he is teaching golf at Sherwood
and dancing at night, Gary will
have a round-the-clock schedule.
DIVOT DATA-Dick Schlich-
ter, former aide to Bob Williams
at the Naval Academy course.
is the new Gettysburg pro. :.
Clare Emery will retain Jimmy
Bellizzi as an assistant at Wash
ington Golf and Country Club.
he announced yesterday after
taking over the job. Wash
ington members will vote next
Tuesday at the annual meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

p 7 0 III uenCV
in the defeat
of the Sem
a t ors' first
base &C h.
H e / n / e
Manush, a n d
his golf part
n e r, A n n
Sparrow Rob-
lnSon. . .
T h ey W ere
leading Clar-
ence Do e r
a n d Beverly
Hansen, 3 UP
4-A a -
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Seeks SoftbuII Dotes

Gallaudet Colleges football
team Is trying to schedule games
with other unlimited clubs for
the coming season. Further in
formation is available from AL
Berke ct Lincoln 3.245O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-25

ORLANDO. Fla. Feb. U.s.
The downpour and chilling
winds which swept Dubsdread
Country Club yesterday figured
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SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc
COOK -HOUsEKEEpER, coIored. exp

COOK K-H0USEKEEPER, colored. exper.
wants Job in adult family: live out;
excel. D. c.. ref. TU. 2S40g. s.
GIRL, colored, desires child care. bus
girl. or cafeteria work of any kind.
Ii. 3-Sil6. So
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as maid,
g.h.w.; stay some nights; good refs.
GIRL. colored. wishes s.h.w. or days
work; very good refs. LA. 6-s4S9.
B
GIRL. colored. wants Job as dish
washer or maid: refs. Ii. 4-s76S.
Girl aBd WANTS Z n pbans iHl.'i%s me '9b e9okins
LAUNDRY, g.h.w., baby sitter and
paTt-time neoo work. Have good refs.
WOMAN wants days, full or part
time work; good worker; best of refs.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work,
aanfaIe; ahqsi sat refs aRS No M9ndsy sis$ 50 and
DAYS WORK or days. Call after
7:30, CO. 5-25l2. -
NEAT COLORED GIRL, with refs,
desires JOB as maid, wkiy.; no Sum
GERMAN WOMAN available for clean.
ing by the hour. refs. HO. 2-95g6.
REFINED MiDDLE-AGED LADY viii
wkly.: lots of exper.; good refs.
Fails Church area pref JE. 2-324T.
COLORED GIRL desires elevator,
clerk, dry cleaners. waitress or days
work; experienced, Ii. 7-555S. So
COLORED GIRL desires days Inv.
or child care: Mon. through Sat. or
part time; good refs. DU. 7-4326.
COLORED GIRL desires part-time or
day work: refs. Ii. 3-7505. %
COLORED GIRL. wishes g.h.w.; no
Sundays. Ii. 7-3l46.
COLORED GIRL wants general clean-
ing, g.h.w.: pvt. family: for Mon,
Tres. and Sat-; $15 and carfare:
refs. DE. 2-5543. Call before pm.
3
CoLORED LADY desires permanent
day work. or night baby sitting;
refs. 10. 3-6446.
COLORED LADY wishes Mon. through
Friday; day work; love children.
CoIoRED WOMAN. reliable, wants
day work. Fri. Mon. and Sat. AID.
CoIoRED WOMAN wishes part time
or day wk.; exper.; refs. Ii. 7-2bs2.
CoLoRED WOMAN, neat. reliable.
good laundress and cleaner. desires
days work. LU. 4-2S65.
COLORED WOMAN desires days wk.,
Mon, Thurs, Fri. Sat: good cook:
good with children; good laundress.
HUI. 3-SS02
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Tobacco Clerk

Experienced preferred: salary open
company benefits. WHEATON CO
OP.. l1111 Georgia ave.
TYPIST for accounting division o
airline Arm, 5-day week, good start
ing salary; airline privileges. NE
$4,000. s.
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HELp-MsN tcont. ]

CARPENTER FOREMAN; must be 1st
class in all phases of home building
and remodeiing work; guaranteed
salary of no lost time: vacation
benefits; For further details. call
CARPENTER. permanent job with
Tssl week essa:s us hnn n en- aRkrNEf aay
2I3I o st. NV. no. 2-sI00. IS
CHEF, white, motel restaurant: 35
mi. from D. c. Call La Plata 1902
after IL noon. liz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man. fnIl
sssaav ns nns; ao.ks as wee sznis hd rne ca
CTOR-SALESMAN ~ Experi-
enced on instaliment accounts for
Saturday collection only; good pay
and commission; must have car
Apply AILSTATE HOME EQUIP
MENT CO.. 1918 Kalcrama I'd. NV.
CoLLECTOR-sALEsMAN, exper. in
collecting and selling on weekly
established household routes. Excel.
salary, plus highest commissions on
sales paid weekly: also yearly bonus.
Wonderful opportunity for conscien-
tious and energetic man. ALLSTATE
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 1919 Kalo~
rama rd NV 81
COUNTERs1AN, white, exper. Part
time through lunch: no Sun. LEST
ERS REST TAURANT, GIL q st. NV.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MGR.-
We have an opening for an expert
enced man to take full charge Of Q
credit clothing store. Must know all
phases of collections. State fun de-
tails, experience and salary desired,
Replies strictly confidential. Box
DRIVER. coiored or white: established
dry cleaning route; $40 per week
plus commission; must have neat
appearance and have local references
Of Q years on last Job: experience
not necessary. Call in person. 230S
Rhode Island ave. ne. -0
LECTRICLAN-Loca electrical con-
tractor needs electrician with d. C.
journeyman license; must be 1st
class. able to take complete charge.
work and lay out small Jobs: able
to learn or knows estimating; must
be married, reliable, dependable and
not afraid to work; steady salary
plus bonus and vacation: possibili-
ties in near future for right man.
II you do not qualify. please do
not answer. Reply in writing only.
giving qualifications. Applications
kept strictly confidential. Write
to Mr.. M, w. HARRIS, 1O40 Wood
ward Bldg, 18th and H sts. NV,
Washington D. c.
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MEAT rTT1TER

MOTORCYCLE MAN. for picking up
and delivering cars; also help in
garage; all company benefits. See
Mr.. Tolson, JUSTINE oLDSMOBILE
CO, 5000 BALTIC. ave-, Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
HELP--WoMEN

ASSISTANT ENGINEER - Science
background preferred. Fast, accurate
IBM tipping required. Salary COM
mensurate with ability and expe-
rience. Apply P. o. Box 596s. Be-
BEAUTICIAN. colored, with follow.
ing; operator or booth renter. Cal
Elk; 3:9501. ask for MRS. Nc
BEAUTICiAN, experienced; full time
good salary and commission. Apply
WASHINGTON HOTEL BEAUTY
SALON, 18th and F SITS. NV. Ma
S-S136. 10
BEAUTY OPERATORS. hair styiists
must be exper.; salary no object
new shop; man or woman. WA
BOOKKEEPER wanted at once: l CIR
office In Georgetown. Must be ablt
to type and answer phone: make
payroll, tax records, gen. ledger
etc. Write full information as Il
exper. and qualification. Box 76-K
Star.
IBOOKKEEPER - Remington Rand
experienced and do related work
must type. 5-day week. Apply II
person afternoons only to Mrs
Strauss. MAJOR MASTERPIECE
INC oil 9TH st NV -12
Evening star., 1954-12-08
WOMAN. MEAT WRAPPER, for self

WOMAN, NEAT WRAPPER, for self
service meat dept. experience neces-
35iG conn. AVE. " @s
WOMAN, refined, educated. willing TO
work for good opening with estab-
hshed business concern. Age not i'm
portant. s3,400 year. Box 73-K,
WOMEN t6). to sell in choice AVON
areas now and after Xmas. Excel
lent earnings. full or part time. DI.
YOUNG LADY, will train high school
graduate for interesting job in major
auto finance company: all modern
type Call at Room 434. 26I Consti-
tuition ave. NV. between 10 and 4.
RECENT HIGH SCHOOL graduate
general ONCE work. must be able to
type: finance dept. Of bank: CTT1.
ZENS BANK OF MD. Avondale
branch, Call WA. 7-g065. -8
HAVE FUN while earning your Xmas
money selling toys at r.. A. o.
SCHWARTZ. 614 I4th st. NV.
next to Garfinckels1 -s
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY to run
small once. Apply between q and
$50: 1892 penna. ave. s.e. p
WHITE WOMAN stay nights as com.
on.housekeeDer. UN. 4-00s5
4s4 for appointment. -12
HOUSEWIVES, (white). earn money
the easy way in your spare time at
home, doing telephone soliciting.
Unlimited phone necessary. Call HE.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
HELP--..-MEN

PORTER, colcred: daywork. vacation
and day on; new. modern apart
ment building; only neat. sober
hard workers apply. References
must be furnished. Apply resident
manager, MRS. LADLEY, 3040
Idaho ave. NV. %
POTTER R-DRIvER-wk. in drugstore:
6-day wk.; no Sun. wk. Apply Si72
Piney Branch rd.. 3. s., Md. Cali
MR.. DRAPKIN. JU. 9-6464 for appt.
PRODUCE MEN, experienced. Apply
JUMBO FOOD STORES, Rm. 8. at
3435 Benning I'd. ne. -
RADIO SALESMAN-Suburb sta
ton; excellent opportunity for
hustler with car. Box 441-K Star.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
HELp--..-NlEN


ACCOUNTANT for cPA Office in Ar.
ttngton; some experience required
ia. 2-3421. -8
semi-senior; for locaI
CPA office. Salary commensurate with
ability. State age, education. ex-
perience and salary requirement
Box 216-K. Star. -
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER,
for D. c. new-car dealer. Must have
degree IN accounting. Previous ail-
tonotive experience preferred. Reply
in own handwriting stating educa-
salary required. Write BOZ 4s9-K'
Star -
SALESMAN, with IA.
d!o experience; unusual opportunity
for rapid advancement, Call EN-
3-3345 during daytime, for appoint
ment, la
Evening star., 1954-12-08
YOUNG LADY

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FoF
LADY WITH TYP1NG ABILITY
MUST BE ABLE TO GET ALONG
WITH THE PUBLIC AND THOSE
WITH WHOM YOU WILL WORK
40-HR. WEEK. PLEASANT WORK.
ING CONDITIONS. EXCELLENT
MENT, SEE Mr.. KAUFMAN BE.
TWEEN 2 AND 5 PM. OR CALI
NE. s-6522 FOR AN APPOINT
MENT.
District Discount Co.
110l X st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
HELP-DoMESTic
SiTUATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time; books
started, caught up kept part time:
loo. refs: prompt; reas. JU. 9-5497.
ACCOUNTANT-Books started. con-
tinued; financial state. Tax serv.:
prompt. reasonable: refs. RE. 7-
00SS. --l9
ACCOUNTANT. auditor, books opened,
brought up to date: kept on monthly
basis: all tax returns and financial
statements. AP. 7-5056. %
ACCT. OFFICE MGR.-Young man,
univ, degree, L. yrs. exper., all
phases accounting, statements. con-
trols. personnel supervision. ETC., de-
sires perm. pos. with future. Box
69-M, Star.
CHAUFFEUR-Relia colored man:
Al refs; pvt: or commercial; knows
city. TU. 2-lT27. 90
MAN, 80, intelligent, neat, wishes to
redesign life along any legal line;
min, salary, S75; avail. immed. Box
MEN fgni AVAILABLE SsII for house and Yard
work, and other misc. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
Light Center. NE. s-4532.
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
Work Guar. WADE, Ex. s-S633. Sc
SALESMAN, SO yrs. old, college grad,
married; z yrs. creative selling
exper. on straight comm. to retail
and whsle. trade. desires challenK-
ing selling position d. c., Nd, Va.
area. BOX 44-M. Star. Sc
MAN. colored; house.
cleaning. co. 5-1636.
Evening star., 1954-12-08
WANTED-PART TIME
OPENING

Our company Is adding 3 representa-.
tives to the national sales staff on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8.
II qualified. you will be in perma-
nent position, with opportunity fol
immediate and above-average earn
ings This is tangible business
Car essential.
Please come to our ONCE, 1903 Duke
St. Alex. Va, 10 ANA pm.
Thursday.
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
INSURANCE CLERK

INSURANCE CLERK
Typing ability. experience in genera
responsibility; pleasant working con-
| ditionS, 5-day week, paid vacation
salary commensurate with ability
Please give full details and salary
expected; confidential. Box 276-K
Star. Ia
INVENTORY CLERK, experienced.
must be accurate with figures. have
legible handwriting and must type;
5-day week. Apply in person after
Moons only to Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR
MASTERPIECES INC. Oil nth st,
MxNAGER-HOUsEKEEPER, for small
guesthouse. in exchange Ink studio;
MEbfcaG sfsIeaieS LAhoRAToRY rEcHNI.
Clan. for, doctor's ofice. in Arlan-
dris dria-BeySrly CS sass Hi!s section Aleksn ia
MESSENGER for dental laboratory in
Bethesda and Silver Spring area;
must have Md drivers license.
Starting wage $50; 5-day week.
Phone OIL. 7-a100 for interview;
NURSE. practical or undergra aduate;
sANfTiARiuM; aged cases. cail
OFFICE CLERK. age 25-35: some
tipping required; 5-day wk; perma-
nent: good salary; paid vacation;
discount on purchases. Apply
WHELAN's CORSET SHOP. 1105 F
RESIDENT MANAGER for modern
NV. apt. bldg; attractive 1-bedrm
apt. in return for services; retired
couple preferred; some experience
required. Call DREYFUSS BROS.
| Ma. S-05s2. 1919 18th st. NV. IS
SALESLADIES. experienced IN ready.
to-wear and sportswear For spe.
cialtv shop. Excellent working condi-
tions, good starting salary. Many
company benefits. Apply in person
KLEIN'S 1927 r st NV.
| SALESLADIES. colored, II you car
sell we have the most. faShionabl.
storm window ever made at loweSt
cost ever heard Of: will train righi
party; permanent position with op-
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