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GIRLS, 1925
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
NEEDED AT ONCE
ply Mr.. GARRETT. Airplane Room.
1919 Cue ST n NJ 17e

LADIES. AGE 30-65
Part time, day or eve. in hrs. to
suit you: no exper. nec.. but must
be able to meet public. About So
hr.. Apply 5:30-7 pm, Rm. i05.
1919 r st. NV. --16
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SNACK BAR MANAGER

SP0TTER. must be able to give
quality work on silk and wool; state
age. color and experience. Box
1881. Star. lis
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for elderly woman; state age; refer.
ences required. BOX 401-K, Star.

PRACTICAL NURSE or companion
for elderly woman; state age; refer
ences required. BOX 401-K, Star:
REAL ESTATE to assist in handling
apt. project near Langley Park
Considerable typing and bookkeep-
ing required. $3.120 per year to
extent of your value to the firm.
Reply to Box 4Sa-Y. Star, in own
handwriting. stating age, expert
ence and date you can commence
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMEN-IEx-
ssty sslsnt infSe TWN for women s,R5Rsas Et sslss
4sii wisconsin ave. NV. sM,.
REAL ESTATE sALEswOMEN--Fur
OF part time. for sales ana listings
in Montgomery County. BONAN &
FoGARTY. 2606 Blueridge ave,
wheaton, Md. Lo 5-bo52. Open
RECEPTioNrsT. white, for beau beauty
salon: must be neat, intelligent and
have personality: age 25-35. Cal
REcEPIIoNlsr Eel and telephone cope oper :,
age 30 to 35: tipping ability desir-
able 5-day week, hours 3 to 5.
Employe benefits. Call MIR. HUR-
EEf RG iliH fHs rs0pt Under 90
$50 wk;; typist: tel. opr. s55 wk.:
accurate; many others, see only.
DOT REED, at Personnel, 1911 q
st; NV, Ma: S-60Sg.
o4o%Sc PeaEtsGSss f5sf EMpLMENr 81 ZEN to AsS si9
cY; 1884 Wilson blvd, Arli ia.
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HELpMEN
IF

You think you are or can be Q sales
man and have proven capaeity
for. work and desire to build q
satisfying career with above-2ver-
age income, maybe you should give
this some thought.
This is not Q 'get-rich-qufck' prop
osition. but one requiring tnteilt-
gent effort and work,
The men selected viii be provided
q thorough training program In.
cluding actual field training and
attending our national sales train
They viii have the backing of the
largest exclusive health and acci-
dent company in the world: an
ADVERTISING program on . national
scale including TV, radio. maga.
zines and newspapers: and qualified
leads from diversified sources. Oul
average successful man earns Q
minimum of $4,000 q year.
II you think YOU should inquire
phone RE. $4,000 for an appt
Ask for Mr.. Hetzler.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Worlds LARGEST exclusive health anc
accident cOmpa1y -lk
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HIE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE Is. 1858
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Interviews will be held l to . pm
Thurs at the Hotel Woodner. 363t
18th st. NV. Ask for Mr.. Black
man.
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REPAIRs AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS,
complete remodeling service. kitchen
specialist. satisfaction guaranteed.
NO. 7-20S6; Spring 1896. I'll
ALTERATIONS, porches.
jalousies. kitchen modernized, recr.
estimates free; all work fully guar;
no money down. SO mos. 70 pay.
SECO SALES. Ju 5000. EN-. g
S749, day or night.
ADDITIONS--Attic rooms, carports,
porcheS, rec. rms. Free est. Plans
furn. FIiA financing. q a.m.-e pm.
MARICK CONSTR. CO., JE. 3-744e.
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WA. 7-9200
WAITRESS. over p. capable O.
s%TEyEs STEVE iDofYSER, ARpiS sIoS North a pfsiHe kisf.
WAITRESS. white; must be expert.
THoMPsoN,s sEAFoOD REsTAU-
RANT, 1895 Wis. ave. Bethesda,
Nd. or call OIL. 4-s024. --18
for rfnsd osS yepHcns sss
NV. Interview noon to 8 pm.
WAITRESS, white. experienced
Pleasant working conditions. Ap.
ply after IL noon. cAFEDON
REsTAagRAsNT, !, ) Is. I721 Columbia I'd
WAITRESS, over 21; neat. expe-
rienced: Interview Z to Q pm
1925 Naylor I'd. Sc, 10. S-333l.
BHRcHs SEA Eais Foop sosl sG0d wilson iSa
blvd. Arlington, Va. ia. 2-7117.
WAITRESS, white. over 21. expert.
enced, for small downtown might
club. cAP'N. GUYS, 1912 New Yorl
attractive; top salary and tips
DANNY'S STEAK HOUSE. LU. 2
WAITRESS, white. over 21; 8 pm
to g am. Apply after 3 pm
WooDIES, az Kennedy st. NV.
--l6
white. experienced
nightwork. good tips. FRANKLIN
PARK CAFE, S29 18th st. NV.
III
WAITRESS, white, must be exper. :;
ING BUDDHA RESTAURANT. 702t
Wisconsin ave, OIL. 2-3524. -1f
MATTRESSES, neat, experienced
day and night shift open. Apply
CARL g. Dawes. 1877 Conn. ave
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VARITYPIST

For publications department
of engineering firm. Position
requires good command of
English and ability to produce
diversified copy on q DSJF
machine. interviews from 8
am. to 3 pm.
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coMP1NIoN-HoMEMAKER, iive

COMPANION-HOME live in
with older woman tnot invalidl in
attrac. conditioned apt. Good
salary and attrac. conditions Of
CoMPTo0METER OPERATOR. under
| 35s 5-day week; salary, $50; must
and Thoroughly eualified. write to
c0SSME:TiCIAN, 6SN :fi W to travel local area
for national manufacturer; excel
position: opportunity for advance
ment: Cali Po. 2-3so4. bet s
cosMETiG saS / e. SALES, exper. helpful
but not required; salary plus comm
Paid vacation. group health insur-
ance and other store benefits. AS
hr wk. Apply CARRIER DRUG, Be-
thesda. OIL. 4-5900, Mr.. Laney..
COUNSELLOR, for ehildren.s salt
water camp, on Southern Main TO
in camp. oil. 2-9ST3.
COUNTERGIRL, white. private cafe
terra snack bar: neat reliable. able
to operate cash register; 5-day
week. paid vacation, holidays and
other benefits. State age. experience.
address and phone number. Box
necessary; nishtwork. DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
Bennings I'd. s,e.. 10. S-i333. ---l5
COUNTERGIRL. white, experience
not necessary. Apply HARRY'S
LUNCH, 920 11th st. s.e. -21
Co JNTERGIRL. white; must be neat
| and eficieut; good pay. PILLS
SNACK BAR, p34 Ellsworth dr..
silver Spring, Nd. JU. a-as71:
CREDIT CLERK. MGR. aooo. exper.
pref, for installment clothing store.
excellent salary and working condi-
tons, permanent position. Apply
| 1H 18th st. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT; immed. OPEN
ing in air-conc. MEDICAL CEN
TER: 2 afternoons on: salary varies
with previous experience OF appli-
cant: prefer age 1886, Fails
Church resident or own transp;
Call JE. 3-2922. bet. . and 4. III
DRUG CLERK. exper, in cosmetic
sales: top salary plus commission.
Apply in person, DRUG LANE, 5926
Riggs I'd, chillum, Nd. HA: q
Doll REPArRER, experienced. edo all
types doll repair. Handicapped pre-
DUSTRTES, 1918 N. H. ave, NV
l2lst and M. 9 to IL noon. Mon
day through Friday, al
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HELp-woMEN tcsas.)

lBOOKKEEPEK. fun eha-se, expert
ence. Accustomed to handling
heavy volume for construction
once; Hyattsyiile. Gail UN
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MAP DRAFTsMEN
Good Opportunity. Elk. 3-79S0


MEDlCALr--DENTAL -EC
Dental asst, exper.. NV. -. Cper
Medical Technologists to 5000
Medical secv!, NV. .L--4- to S30t
Beginner stenos., yng.. NV. $23t
lClerk-typist, full and part time, hosp
Full and part time hosp.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
300 18th NV. RIM. 500. ME. S-2992
NIGHT CASHIER. Ist class restau.
rant. experienced: good salary anc
meals: pleasant working conditions
Call for appointment. MR., FRANK
nr Mr.. BOMZE. MA. S-S410. -1s
NURSES, registered. white, opening.
for general duty on medicine. sur.
gerry and operating rooms. SUBUR.
BAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda. Md.
NURSE. White, age 25 to as. for
private hospital references. Live
in or out. CO. 5-4754. -21
NURSES AIDE, white. for general
duty in nursing home in Silver
Spring area. Must live in. Refs
oFFICE CLERK. must have knowl-
edge of bookkeeping,. accounts re;
ceivable, payroll, typing; good
working conditions: 6-day wk., fol
restaurant. Ma. s-3120. Ext. 152
PATENT STENO.-Small law firm
will pay wen for woman under 40
with patent experience, to take
charge of ONCE. Box 4S7-L, Star
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Prefer legal or real estate exper, /;
5-day,, week in air conditioned;
friendly. ofice. Write age. educ, ex-
per. and typing speed to BOX 9s-K
Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER t
start a. S270 per month; age under
80: air-copd. ONCE: disqualification
insurance and retirement benefits
5-day. 4O-hour week. ST. $4,000
sECRETARY-sTENoGRAPHER, az,
10 to 30. permanent position with
large, progressive real estate firm
Hours 9:15 to 5, mo Saturdays: in
teresting work In air conditioned
office. Excellent company benefits
See MR.. WEIGH. l722 L st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Interesting public relations work.
permanent position: pleasant work
ing conditions; excellent employe
benefits. Good shorthand and
typing required. Call Ma. $4,000.
Ext. SCI, --21
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WANTED
q MEN, VIRGINIA AREA

Nationally known manufacturer can
place 3 men in permanent sales and
service position with earning op-
portunity of SIS TO start Character
refs required. Call ia. S-4ao7 this
evenine. 6-a pm. for interview.
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SECYS.- .-STENOS.
See ABBEY First
SECY.-STENO.

Established real estate and construc-
ton firm located in Suitland. Nd.
Must be able to assume complete
responsibility of all phases of sec
retarial duties ahd relieve employer
Of important details. Qualifications
call sor an expert stenographer, ad-
mintstrattve knowledge and alert
ferred resident of Prince Georses
County or sc. Starting sayary. $50,
5-day, 3Tia-hour week, Definite in
crease, 8 months and 8 months
Definite annual bonus arrange
ment. Vacation with pay. sick leave.
Call T D. BURGESS. 10. $4,000
for interview.
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HELP WoMEk

SALESCLERK, general merchandise
store: 51a-day wk. Good working
conditions; alert, able to stand
lesible writing. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES, 1918 N. n. ave. NV
l21St and M. 2 to IL noon Monday
through Friday -21.
SALESLADY. for retail credit store
lent salary. permanent. Apply 731
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position in mod. air-cond bindery.
Must be exper. WILLIAM NORWITz
"a
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Worlds LARGEST exclusive health anc
accident company. -16
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HELp-woMfN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open.
ing for capable young woman IN
public relations department Of large
association: good salary, S-day. 40.
hour week. Call Mr.. RAoSDALE.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS

Male and female; excellent
working conditions, new Be-
thesda shop.
KAY-RENE HAIR FASHIONS
SOIg Wis. Ave. Hu. 3-43Oo
Ewes. RA. 1886 or Wo. 6-75s6
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STEN0CRApH

~ = A@AN N><Na &NS&A AAA6AS
For small research and develop.
ment laboratory In Georgetown;
congental atmosphere working with
high-class scientists; air-eondi-
toned bldg. Experience with me-
chanical engineering and elec-
tronics language preferred. Must
have initiative. energy and ability
to type rapidly: 40-hour work
week: Saiarly $50 to $40 per week
Call DE. 2-7000. --21
STOCK GIRL-MAID for dress shop
part time only. Exper. BARNETT
2e13 14th st. NV, nr. Columbia I'd
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, small
PIX board. experienced. or will
train: tipping and some clerie2
work. Apply to 1900 Branch ave.
Silver Hill, Nd. Ia
TEACHERS, white. for the fall. Top
notch positions in chemistry, math.
eYnatics. social studies and English
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 1871
6 st. NV. RE. 7-393S.
TEACHER, kindergarten expeT., fal
term. afternoon hours. S165 min
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGEN'
cY. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA
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BOOkKEEPER, between 25 and 35
years old. to keep hand ledger and
familiar with operating bookkeep-
ing machine. 5-day week. ONCE
air-conditioned. H. l.. RUST CO.,
1901 18th st. NV. MA. S-S10o:
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BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
Bank OF. retail experience helpful.
Central location. 5 days. q to B.
Se75 nonth---ReRular increases.
Apply with Mrs, Twilley, U. s. EN-
PLoYMENT SERVICE, 1T24 ct.
NV. S:30-4, Al
Evening star., 1955-06-15

For Bethesda dry cleaning plant
Steady job with good pay. OIL. 2
3400. 80
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SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPIS71S
UNUSUAL POSITIONS
SECRETARY
BOOKKEEPER

Experienced with pleasing person.
altty and appearance. Ability to
meet public and assume full re-
sponsihility for 1-girl air-condi-
toned ONCE and display. Salary
open.
Phone Miss Wrobel for. appt. voELL
CUSTOM KITCHENS. co. 5-6192.
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THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 @ ST. NV
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

ADVERTISING cOPYwRITER. ex.
perienced, part time or free lance,
and general Writins assignments
Call Mr.. Jerry, RE. 7-20IS. ABNER
COHEN ADVERTISING. --15
AGENT, full time. for real estate,
Also part time. Exper. or inexper
ABRAvE REALTY. Ii. 6-4444.
DANCE TEACHERS. expes. or in.
experienced; ages 24-30. ROBERT
DONOVAN DANCE STUDIOS, NE
S-60S0. liz
FOOD CHECKER, reliable, sober
with restaurant exper. Call Ma
S-4953 betw. 9 am. and pm. only
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HElP-DoAEsTic

CooK-G.H.w.. live IN: S35; 5k
days; other help employed. can
COOK. experienced, neat house.
keeper. middle aged; live in; lovely
country estate in Md. close to D. C
No laundry. S3S per week. Must
have GOOD references. OIL. 2-72lS
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, colored
25 to 35 yrs: exper.; good Local
refs: to go to summer home near
ocean: $50 wk. DE. 2-3059. III
County. on Friday to Monday
every other week end. Room with
toilet and basin next to kitchen.
Easy work serving . people. Near
Z buslines. Must have good refs.
G.H.N.. child care: live in: beach
this summer: exper and refs. nee:
$50 week. OF. 4-l736. -l6
G.H.W.; live in upstairs room: no
cooking: THURSDAY, every other
sunday on: Bendix; . children;
S25. JU. a-8652. --l6
HSKPR., exper., 5 days. 8 to $50.
6-yr. .-old child: light cooking; local
HOUSEKEEPER, white, care OF
small children In exchange fol
room and board. Call AP. 7-5495
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SECRETARY

0IN1GG I A1t 7
Age 90 to 35. Executive in chemica
engineering research and deyelop
ment hrm needs experienced sec.
retary. College training helpful
secretarial proficiency required
Excellent working conditions; goot
starting salary with opportunit,
Tor advancement. Call XII. 9-S76i
or XII. $4,000. -19
SECY., no shorthand: s, ArI;
days: S65. POTOMAC EMPL
AGCY.. 1884 Wilson hlvd.> Arl
ia. $4,000.
SECY,, stenos.. clerk-typists, bkkpg.
mach. oprs. PIX. ATLAS AGENCY
l42D N. Y. ave. NV. RIM. 500.
SECY., research, educational field
5 days: S65. POTOMAC EMPL
AGCY,, 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA
Evening star., 1955-06-15
LEDGER CLERK

Young woman. 20-35 yrs. Of age. for
perm. position in our acct, dept
handling accounts receivable. rou.
experience and ability to type are
required; 5-day, 40-hr. week; sal
ary commensurate with experience
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays 1905, and Sat. 9-12
No phone calls. Ga .5.t4s .
THE EVENING STAR
-. 11ol PENNA. AVE. NV. ..
MANICURISTS exper. and depend.
able. for very busy shop: immed
opening. Apply in person, sos 4tf
st. NV. 4th a. 10
Evening star., 1955-06-15
CLERK-TYPIST

Under 35, for advertising research
department of national news mag
azine. Should enjoy working with
figures and detail. Good working
knowledge OF arithmetic essential
Calculating machine experience de-
sirable. Some tipping also reqt:.red
Pleasant working conditions. Many
company benefits. Call DI. 7-2900
Ext. 263, between 9 am. and pm
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CLERK-TYPISTS
CIERK-TYPTST'

EXPERIENCED IN OFFICE WORK.
sRIdITY sRndT A,Io ryPsN6 HANpLE Acr BUSY sNl
As. GOOD SALARY. EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE FUTURE
REFS. REQUIRED. REPORT FOR
INTERVIEW TO Mr.. KRESSIN.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-15

CoLORED LADY wants housework
s days or part time. HU. S-90e4.
lGIRL, colored, desires K.h.us. child
/ care or days work. Phone pU.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
SECRETARY

Top-salaried, permanent position for
experienced. fast alert person in
busy. real estate ONCE. legal exper.
helpful. RE. 1851, Wo. 6-3i25,
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.TELETYPE
OPERATOR

UNDER So: PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.
MUST HAVE TYPING SPEED
go W.P.M. PERMANENT
POSITION. NEW AIR-CON-
DITIoNED BLDG. ST. s.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
PAYROLL CLERK

For accounting ONCE Of large scien-
tiiic research organization. knowl-
edge Of payroll procedures. taxes,
ETC.. and reasonable tying speed re-
quired: young lady. not over 35
years of age Of high character and
integrity: can obtain permanent
position Of responsibility offering s.
day week, "a days annual leave and
Is days sick leave per year. Ex-
cellent opportunities and working
conditions. For interview. call EX.
3-Slnn. Ext 900. IL
Evening star., 1955-06-15
RESIDENT MANAGER

lady, under As yrs. Of
age; widow or single lady preferred.
ant. bldg. Good salary and nice
apt. Person with exper., as asst.
res. mgr. or as receptionist Of
large apt. bldg. will be considered) {.
Please call Mr.. MUSE at ST. g.
$500. between 10 an. and l p m.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
!. SHOE SALESMAN

Ursently need one salesman with
large following for quality opera
ton. Unusually large guarantee
Tor right man. Give sge, expert
ence, and last years earnings. All
Yeplies strictly confidential. Box
H4S-E star, lie
Evening star., 1955-06-15

GIRL to work in synagogue office;
knowledge of tipping and bookkeep-
ins necessary. NO. 7-3636.
GIRLS, white, 2l-35. to answer tele.
phones; switchboard exper. helpful
but not necessary. Hrs, 8 am
4:30 pm. 5 or 6 day wk,: must
to work Sats.. Suns. and holidays;
full-time, permanent position. Apply
Rm 40 1AoR q st n VI 20
Evening star., 1955-06-15
SALESWOMEN

Exper. only. full and part time
(11-3)i fine. new sportswear shop.
Conn. at K: excel salary. CASUAL
CORNER. DI. 7-3500. -15
SECRETARY, part time, in building
contractors office; hours, / to 5
PM. Monday through Friday; car
desirable but not required; $50
weekly. Call MR.. ANSARY. I'm
4-52l5. III
Evening star., 1955-06-15
SECRETARY

NEAT APPEARANCE. UN-
DER 40. REFERENCES RE-
CURED: FAST SHORT
HAND: ACCURATELY TRAN
SCRIPTION NECESSARY.
PERMANENT p SITIO
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE IN
NEW AIR CONDITIONED
BLDG. ST. 3-T733,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. begin:
to $4,000. ABBEY. 1888 Eye st
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FOOD CHECKER


Top restaurant exp. necessary. Start
ing salary $55 per week. plus meals.
Good working conditions; references
required. Phone Mr.. COHEN. EX.
3-3411 between 9:30 and ii am.
only. 80
FRY COOK-Sober, fast, reliable;
must produce; good tips. top salary.
WALDORF DINER, Midway 5-471l.
I6s 80
ORGANIST-Zion Lutheran Church,
Takoma Park. Md; Baldwin elee-
trontc organ: . Sunday morn. ser
vices. Attractive salary. Phone JU.
9-545l or ia. 9-1660. ---19
PIANISTS, Immediately. white, ex-
perienced. to play for dancing
school in Alexandria; part time.
hours 3 to 8 pm, all day Sat:
must play classical. popular and
boogie-woogie. XXI. 9-5994. lie
SALES PERSONNEL, no experience
necessary; high school graduates
preferred; minimum guaranteed
salary, $40 wk. Apply 1909 Eye st
NV, after 2 pm. 20s
statesmen AND WOMEN, for pho
tograph studio: references required
Phone Ma. S-6644. 10 to 8. .--16
jobs: boys cabin counselors, girls
head counselor and craft irstruc-
tor. II interested, call DU.s7-I373
lib
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Evening star., 1955-09-02
Capitol Policeman.
2Others Charged
In Theft Of Paper

A Capitol Police rookie and
two companions yesterday were
charged with stealing $500
pounds Of waste paper from the
House Once Building.
Held under $500 bond each in
Municipal Court were Pvt. ODell
Parham. 81, Of the 1900 block
of Euclid street NV, a member
Of the Capitol force for only five
months: Clyde Leake, 55, of the
500 block Of Fifty-fifth street
NE. and Sloan r. Davis, A. Of
the 1900 block of Bennett place
NE. Pvt. Parham has been sls-
pended from the police force.
Deputy Chief Robert Pearce.
head Of the Capitol Police, said
the paper was discovered missing
when baling room employees in
the House ONCE Building re-
ported for work and could find
no waste to bundle. The paper
usually is pressed into bales be-
fore private contractors hired by
the Government haul 1t away.
When the paper was reported
missing, Chief Pearce said, q
search Of junkyards was begun.
The Capitol waste paper was
found in one Of them. II had
been sold for $l06, Capt. Pearce
said.
The three defendants will APP
pear before Judge Almond w.
Scott on September II,
Evening star., 1955-09-02
Society Reports Aiding
More Crippled Children

grated program and the aban-
! donment of the tendency to
develop the child in only one par
lticular sphere" the report de-
Iclared.
Services offered by the society
include diagnosis. treatment,
schooling and special therapeu-
tic service. Most of the children
lin the program were recon-
lmended by physicians or hos
Ipitais. Mr.. Chatelain reported.
Psychological service was also
Iextended to q large group Of the
children.
OF the children in the pro-
gram, 298 came from the Dis
trict. 13l from Virginia. 152
from Maryland and IL from
other States. In ITO cases chill
Idren received braces through the
society because Of inability to
|pay.
Evening star., 1955-09-02

May. 1854. In uphoiding this
decision, the U. s. Atomic Energy
Commission ruled DR.. Open
heimer was loyal but had Sub
Istantial defects of character and
Iimprudent and dangerous asso-
Citations.
Mr.. Calder suggested that the
996 pages Of the process Of the
(Oppenheimerl inquiry should
be compulsory reading for all
scientists so that they may see
how vulnerable they are when
the mood Of politics in the at
mosphere Of public opinion
changed"
"The point I want to empha-
size," he said, 'is that. II we
create science into q mystery be-
cause we cannot explain 1t, and
II we treat scientists as geniuses
or demigods instead Of keeping
them life size. then they are al
ways exposed to the risks Of q
Of public feeling"
Evening star., 1955-09-02
WOMAN ASKS JURY OF FARMERS
I'M WHEAT OVERPLANTING CASE

HARRISBURG, Pa. RD-A woman charged with
planting her wheat acreage allotment 70-acre dairy
farm at nearby Humeston she wants to be tried by
jury of farmers.
Miss Elsie Mumma sued for $4oS.20 penalties by
the Federal Government yesterday for ovepanng Of her
allotted six acres for wheat in 1854.
Miss Mumma said she would have had to purchase
extra wheat which she used for feed she confomed to
the Governments acreage allotment.
MY ancestors pioneered this land in 1924" she said.
"and long own the land pay the taxes, pay the
debts and ask for aid from the Government the land
is mine to have hold govern protect to plant to
harvest, and has right to enter upon the land
without warrant Of law. win fight to defend my right
Evening star., 1955-09-02

The work of the District
Society for Crippled Children
increased during the year just
ended, Leon Chatelain. ir.. presi-
dent OF the society, reported
today.
The annual report Of the
organization, covering the period
ending Wednesday. lists 5el
handicapped children as receiv-
ing services at the society's
treatment center at 1767 Mas
sachusetts avenue N. w.
OF the total. 1876 were new
cases. although the total caseload
increased only 81 over last years.
Mr.. Chatelain's report lists
1900 clinic visits, 6,910 child
school sessions and 10.19s speech,
occupational and physical ther-
apy sessions, conducted during
the year by a stair Of 13.
Sl45,000 Budget
The work Of the society during
the past year was carried out
with q budget of $l45,000. Most
Of the funds came from the an
nual Easter Seal sale, it was re-
ported.
At the outset Of the year just
completed, it was reported, 20
children, the most severely
handicapped Of the entire 5S1.
were given prepared tests meas
uring their speech. emotional
and mental age levels.
The children were then given
a type Of training similar to that
used in training the other chill
dren who were under the So
ciety's care. After a flve-month
period. during which nine Of the
special group were eliminated
because Of poor attendance, an
evaluation revealed these gains:
Six Of the remaining II were
walking, three more will be
walking within a short time and,
Of the remaining two. one is ex-
pected to be able to walk and the
last viii be able to use a wheel
chair.
Factors in Success
"We believe that the improve
ment was the result Of the inte-