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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
Bouquet

In the spirit of the season,
/ would like to tell you / feel
I owe The Star more than the
SITS / give the newsboy col
lector each month, and so I
add my praise for your recent
additional features, Family
Council" and "Stop Killing
Yourself" When ! am through
with the politics, calamities.
domestic affairs and other
news. I feel relaxed and in
structed when l read the
daily language lesson. Charles
Tracewell's homely obserya-
tons, Thomas r. Henry's sci-
ence, DR.. Browns sermons.
Miss McGrory's analyses. the
columnists. ETC., ETC.. and more
etcs. You are more than q
newspaper; you are a univer-
sity, an institution. And for
your newsboys. may 1 tell you
that ! have not missed two
papers In 80 years.
I know I speak in behalf Of
thousands; and so, admiringly
yours.
Herman Felter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
"PERsH1NG DRIVE.

Dear Sir:
Wonder what's become Of
the polite or courtesy words
like please thank you. and
you're welcome that were
must in the old days?
"You hardly ever hear them
any more.
Are they out of date?
IF so, it's a shame, because
they are so easy to say and
can mean so much when
spoken sincerely.
Maybe you could help to
bring them back.
yours very truly, R.MF."
ANY one can start this
movement simply by using the
good old words,
We know a man who invar-
iably says Nam" to the eleva-
tor operators in his building.
He also uses this extremely
old-fashioned word to the
young ladies, and they seem to
lap it up.
1t Is the intent, of course,
as much as the word, just as
our correspondent says.
Sincerity is all. and If the
tone is right. the meaning viii
be clear.
These old words are good
words because they have fine
trial OF tradition as the very
fiber of their meaning.
Youngsters sometimes pre-
tend to dislike the old days
and ways. but on the other
hand they go out of their way
to dig up and discover old
tunes. old books and arts.
This trend has been going
on for years, especially in our
colleges.
The professor in Eng. Lit.
I" tells the boys to look into
Henry James.
The first thing you know, so
much interest has been worked
up in the novels and life of the
old master, that in few years
there are books being published
about him, most of them stem
ming from some thesis written
by college boy.
Today, simply as a result of
the interest of these young
men, the name and fame of
Henry James have greater
influence than they ever did
in his own times.
X Il Il
So the cause is not lost.
Just because one does not
hear the old words as often
perhaps as in the old days,
does not mean that they are
not used.
Elevators, for instance, are
regular incubators Of the old
ways and words.
1t is true that men no longer
take off heir hats. That Is,
indeed, old hat. as the saying
has it; also, a nat hela in the
hand takes up room. 1t is
better on the head.
But an elevator still hears
the old words. In one build
ing we know, the passene ers
almost invariably say, second
floor, r'ease," and seventh
floor, if you, please"
There is hot as much ten
dency to say thank you" when
someone holds a door open for
you; and the good phrase.
you're welcome" seldom is
heard nowadays.
But this is not as bad as 1t
sounds, we believe, because
young people who, after Hall,
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likely to get further and fur
Their in debt--and then WHAT"
$50 - what them" asked
Alice.
well. II we look forward,
1t seems that we may run into
printing money to pay of that
debt when 1t gets to be too
unbearable; and If we look
backward, we can see the ex-
ample of other countries which
resorted TO printing money,
and that meant that nearly
everyone lost everything he
had. Pensions. bonds, savings
accounts and all sorts of
things became worthless. OF
course, there were some smart
people who knew what it was
all about who didn't lose
out"
Come, Fuddy buddy" said
Alice. lets see If I can take
you down the rabbit hole, too.
Maybe you. too, can then
begin to understand about
politics and things"
Fuddy buddy Carroll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES E. TRACEWELL

swamp the land, are going to
discover, one by one, and group
by group, that courtesy words
are good words.
They are words that serve
their purpose, and help oil
the wheels of life.
They leave a good taste in
the mouth, in an age when
murder and assaults and other
terrible things shrek at the
world from the housetops; and
at times one tends to believe
that everything is going to the
dogs, as if those amiable crea-
lures would do such things.
All is not lost.
The kids of today are smart.
much smarter, than the people
of yesteryear.
They will get around to
making a game out of using
the fine old words that meant
so much to their fathers and
mothers. The instinct of the
race, one may believe, is to-
ward the better and the best.
despite the fact that there are
many detours to lead us all
into bad manners, lack Of or
binary courtesy, and at times
plain nastiness in the daily
life.
Cheer up, Rose Mary.
AS long as there are people
like you to keep the spark
alive, courtesy words will never
be out of date. because they
were born in the heart, live in
the heart, and come from the
heart to make life a little
brighter, a bit happier, some
thing closer to heaven than we
thought.
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the unwary in its various campaigns. It's
leaders do not hesitate to deceive their
own members as to the party's real nature
and purpose"
If more Americans had the oppor-
tunity to read the subcommittee hand
book and would take the time to do so,
1t is hard to believe that the party's
propagandists would find as many gullible
listeners as they seem to find even today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

I was deeply touched by the
beautiful Greeting to Our
Christian Neighbors,' pub
lished in The Star December
"a. by Rabbi Norman Gersten-
field. The thought was heart
warming and sincere. The
rabbi is a leader Of whom we
should be proud. May such
greetings continue to be pub
lished for many years to come.
Constance Koh1er.
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Questions and Answers
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statesmen

p4Z,UUO
A. product with Q sensational presen-
tation, high acceptance, no compe-
tition; one that places you on q
professional level, with advancement
opportunities which can lead to q
business of your own? Are YOU
willing 10 follow proven plan o1
operation that will assure YOU OF
weekly earnings in excess of $500?
Apply at the Woodner. 3636 18th
st, NV. Suite 1241-B, 10 am. to
Pm, for interview and immediate
training. References and good earn
ing record required. No phone calls,
Dleaep
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HElRMEN

TRUCK DRIVERS ca. white. sse IS
IS. 70 learn elsctrie wholesale bqsi-
ness; ehenee 70. Advancement; pa,
S051 18th st., Silver Spring. -3
TRUCK DRIVER for dry-iee truck: 9.
houf .d1y; from ; an; g l;30 2 a z
with knoEiedse of pistrie, and sur.
betVeen o and II Hc1 an. Friday only
No phone calls. WQopHoUsE STA
~ 'GHhEf sHFxRS1fs G1 faa inside y snd 81 ng ouisid,
service: experienced only need apply;
good salary. paid vacation. Cali HA
~ siRvrcEMAN, outside. fun OF
part time. 3 yrs. expef.: sal. open
e top commission. Apply 1892
~ THEcesHiSSiiciaN-outside Il esi N and inside
furnished. Permanent.' FRED WALK
ER. 2605 Wilson blvd, Ari. 20
WINDOW TRIMMER, also card
writer. experienced With popular
KoPY KAT. Ii. s.sas2. 0D
WOOL PRESSER, experience neces.
sary. for quality work; top-rate sal.
ary. Inquire Mr.. Diamond or cal
for appointment. QUALITY HOUSE
1869 Columbia rd. NV. Du. 7-2341
MAN. must be experienced IN wash
room In laundry and handling auto
matte coal stoker boiler. Hospital:
ization. life Insurance benefits: 81
per. hour. 40-hour week. time ant
half for overtime. Apply in person
y noon. REA covtERALL LAuN.
DRY; INC, 5220 Marlboro pike
MAN WITH CAR to follow company
Instructions: assured Of $50 weekly
Interviews from 4 to pm. JAY
STORES, 506 11th st. Sc. Ii
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srRki1diHFTf rRki1iFTfAt shay

PERMANENT POSITION: An unusual
35 in 3 depression-proof fieid. rep.
nationally advertised food line: 8
SECURE sales position with pany
attractions: RETIREMENT PLAN,
ALLOWANCE OR COMPANY CAR.
Write giving telephone number anc
complete resume q haekgIegnd &
Broadway, Camden 3. N, J, -
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HEu-WoMEN tesas.I

sEagI1 Ar. or, osEsaIees-Ase 's. js, ~: 1a,s;
HAfRsTYLIsTs. T2s iith ST nv
BEAUTY oPERAToR. SIS 70 siOC
5-dAy week: 20 manteuring; steadJ
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR.
sPPEE4TYF PE44SSYFeS eoSKk5afoks h5le kss .roaSs 6 nx mn
der. 80: also part-tims mAnicufist
B0OKKEKPEk; S30Q per mo. General
ledger and accounts reeeivable ex-
perienee. Phone AD. 2-77o0 be-
tween / and 4 pm. /"
BOOKKEEPER, part time. experiences
in all phases Of accounting and tas
work. for building contractors once
Cali OIL f-3250. "
BOOKKEEPER. for hotel. days ss5
tssiot ~ bktnpl tyPisI' .easS,i m,s; 60. ssd
ATLAS A'CY., 1920 NY. Ave. RIM. 500
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HELP-DoMEsTic

CO0K-G.H.w. exper.: 5h-day vk,:
live in or stay nights. IA. $3.50.
H0USEWORKER, 3 days:
SIS and carfare; recent refs: must
be reliable Box 74-V. Star.
GENERAL HousEw0RK, experienced
woman, good eookF live in; excel.
thesda, Nd. OIL. 2-2f1i. -
HOUsEKEEPER, live in; refs; fond
ing. JU. 9-2216. -
MAID, live in: general housework:
cooking; complete care Of 4 children;
new home; mod. conven. Write for
interview. Box 406-V. Star. -
MAID. exper. with children. g.h.v..
plain cooking: Thurs. Sun. on: stay
local recent refs. Wo. 6-4263.
MAID. 30-40 yrs: live in; g.h.w.;
ing; every W US sunday ID Oh sas. % cail
pI. 5-2964, 10 to o: after $50. can
MAID, to live in; middle-ase; 8 days
week: 4 in family: nice home. nice
sarroundings; vacation with pay,
woMEN oeMias oPsa PsateS To TO oSssg i've h. seneral
homework; excellent living quarters;
references. HA. 2-S600. -3
WHITE LADY to live in. new home
under 40. to care for girls. are.
2 and 3. eraNhousework; othel
help employed. Must have refs. Cal
MTDDLE.AGfD WHITE WOMAN. non.
smoker. to care for elderly woman;
some housework; rm., board and
sal; rec. refs. required. EN-. 2-24o5'
CUBAN OR EUROPEAN GIRL pre-.
g. Ia.
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SiTuATloNS-WoMEN

BoOKKEEPER, typist. general office
work. executive experience in build
ing construction, white, 25 to AZ
hour week. Box 235-T. Star. 30
MEDICAL SECRETARY-S yrs exper
cedures. incl. x-ray. AID. 2-3g77
after u pm. %
NURSE desires part-time nursing OF
child care; excellent references.
MISS SACKETT, KI. S-576S. A.
PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION
references. Temple 6-1723. 81
LADY desires full or part-time office
work tipping. dictaphone. clerical
LU. 1-S451. 3"
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

JIM'S TV SERVICE
a0-day guarantee. RE. 7-2a33. -
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE lcs.s. }

GENERAL REPAIRS, painting and
decorating: plasterinE, roof painting
and repairs, PRINTz. uN. 1854.
HOME REM0DELNGs roofing. gutter.
down spout, painting. papering re-
Nc CO. CO. Z Il. = $3.50. $3.50 WADE so3
MAINTENANCE MAN, any work
PAsSTISG AND PAPERING. WORK
guar: Low winter prices. Est. free.
81: spg. TAX. Pk. JU. 5-6oS0. --S
fsslSIilNG ssSnTlNs I'm intsr,Sr srts and % %ss,srter.
4-o3l7 after 9 p-m.. all day. Sun.
PAINTING, PAPERING, scRAPNG-
First.elass versmanship; work done
PAINTING. Interior and exterior. lst-
class work; free estimates. Mr.
PAPER NOW. Low prices. Al work.
New samples. interior paintings
Paess iTes sst1nsssSsi HaNSiNS 90, 5-gBsI, gsBasiIS,rNo
Waii serapins: plaster patches. 1t.
3.069l Lu. 1-i7s9, day or night. Sc
only 1855 sunfast washable papers.
eRAsiEIRsiSs "a sIssS IRIpaiaRs, IH sasSs arv x.n ana
susTanteed pusG oionsos 81 s,ssds sie ES'A
PLASTERING REPAIRS. old and new
| work, large and small jobs. Reas.
White mechs.. work guar. Ju. 9-4l54.
PLAsTERING. waterproofins. IRE
| proofing, wall scraping; free esti-
| mates. Ii 4-7439 Ii, 7-9057. "a
Ty REPAIR and service. Call Ho. q
RooTiNG. all types: suffers. spous.:
| carpentry and painting. A. D.
! THOMAS. WA T-7352
STORM DO0RS-Will install your
alum. storm door: $40. Tu. 2-3971:
uPRoEsfpssRYa Phi ESps aissr ard saqpe, pm; c,esnins.
| IN your own home; completely guar
enteed. Ju. 5-6271. REX SERv.
| ICES. 10
JIM'S TV SERVICE
Evening star., 1955-03-03
IHELp-Mnl 8 WoMEs lcsus. !

NATIONAL .AgloMolIyE oEaAN.
Pun time salesman Qualities for sal
ary and commission. part time sales
pany benefits. Apply between 10
An and 5 pm, WESTKRN AUTO,
390S Benning I'd. ne. -5
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ROUTEMAN

Man, to learn the coffee business or
an established route, in Washington
area, guaranteed salary, plus COM
mission, plus bonus. car and ex.
penses furnished. Man must be be-
tween 20 and 40 yrs, of age. b'
married and have good past en-
ployment record. Call Mr.. Cald'
well at MA. s-l672 bet. am. anc
8 pm.
BALES CLERK -TYPIST. Jewish faith
Age 1925. Store sales. Govt. sales
once and shipping duties. All-rount
assistant to owner. Start 500 week
Write Box 154-V. Star.
SALES MANAGER, fence and storm
winooWs-We have an opening fol
an experienced man in the home
Improvement line to train and hir'
men to sell fence and storm win
doWs; ideal working conditions. ex'
cellent commissions and override OF
salesmen; car essential. Call ALLEN
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO.. LA
6-3332 between 10 am. and p m.
Mon. through Fri. -6
Evening star., 1955-03-03
BANK TELLERS WANTED

Bank In Maryland suburb desires ex.
perienced women. Top salary paid
Give complete information about
yourself and salary expected. Boz
Evening star., 1955-03-03
SlTUATIoNS--MEN

ACCOUNTANT. part time; books
started. caught up kept part time:
ice refs: prompt; reas, yU 9-5407
BUTCHER AND MEATCUTTER, col
ored. sober, some experience. TU.
1890 after . pm. -
SUPERINTENDENT;
available soon; 80 years wide expert
ence on industrial and commercial
building. Sewage treatment plants,
hospital. housing projects. churches.
schools, etc. Desire connection OF
similar responsibility with q pro-
gressive organization on large prof.
ects. Box 167-V, Star. a
SALESMAN, capable of taking full
charge of tobacco and cig counter:
also beer and wine, IA yrs. exper. /;
good ref; daywork only. Call ia.
MEN AVAILABLE for housework. yaro
work. painting and misc. odd Jobs.
HARBOR LIGHT CENTER. the Sal
vation Army. 9Oo Eve st. NV. ME
RET. MAINTENANCE AND HANDY
MANI 10 yrs. exper.; willing to do OF
learn anything. OIL. 2-197l. A.
EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE OFFICE
MAN, typist-steno., clerk, now avail
able. HERNDON, Ii. 3-7129. ~
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THE EVENING STAR
1I0I renna. Ave. NV.
WAITRESS, Experienced and reliabI,


WAITRESS, experienced and reliable
nightwork. Sundays OF. No phone
calls please. SAXON4 FAR AND
GRILL. 907 Pa. ave. NV
WAITRESS wanted, white; S25 q
week plgs tips and meals: FAMILY
wAITsEss GstI sF,ss hours, rs toE pm to am
Ne Me- s.Sios. s.sft Pm i0f Appo'n.nSH'' I
WAITRESS, colored. Hours. 7pm. to
II midnight. Night club. Age FL
lyely HSy E.sr personality. 81 mr. Boz
tSiTREss, AFR So 5-e am. e-day xk.; nc
Sun. no holidays: Apply TERRY's
TAVERN. No. 3 H st. NV.
WAITRESS. must be 21, experienced;
daywork: good pay. excellent work
JULES CAFE, 1850 M St. NV. =
WOOL PRESSGR, experienced; steady
Apply HUB LAUNDRY. 37th st.
and Eastern ave, Mt. Rainier. 10
G 81 OR WOMAN, to assist in en-
ploye iunchroom; small organization
salary desired. Box IIs-V. Star. 4
GIRL. pleasant. voice for. answering
telephone; 4U-hr. week. paid vaca-
tion Call HA. 2-3232. II
GIRL with knowledge Of typing and
p0okkeeplnR 1or nome Improvement
ONCE, 2214 14th st. NV. %
ding cash for large wholesale distri-
butor: vacations; benefits. etc; D.
day week. Apply to MRS. ETCHIN-
SON. 1121 5th st. NV. -3
LADY, white widow, 5000; room,
board and salary in return for care
Of small child; light housework.
Call WA. T-052S before noon. a
ILADIES-We need several ambitious
women to give service to regular
AVON customers. You can earn $40
$25 wkly. in part-time hrs. DI. z.
0221. =
LADIES; PART-TIME WORK
Light, pleasant saleswork; hours Of
Ma. S-7357. between / and 4 pm
Evening star., 1955-03-03
APPLIANCES-USED
APPLIANCES--NEW
Sunday, 10 A.M,-3 PM,
SUBURBAN KITCHENS
61I6 Baltimore Ave, Route No,
HYATTSVILLE, ND. -

5G16 Baltimore Ave, Route No. !
HYATTSVILLE, MD. -6
WASHERS-New 1855
GE automatic washers. all fully
guaranteed. all In crates. all with
1-yeal free service; no charge for
installation. While they last. spe-
cial reduced price, S239.95. with
trade, monthly payments as low
as S922 a month. WASHINGTON
TV AND APPLIANCE CORP. 9423
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. JU.
9-02S2. Open til 9 pm. --3
sold. rented and exchanged. Spring
and summer clothing on consign-
ment. Children's new spring coats.
hats. aud other misc. items. "a price.
GOOD AS NEW SHOP. IA. 7-S572.
Evening star., 1955-03-03
sITuATloNS-DoMEsTIc

SETTLED WHITE WOMAN wants
work in small catholic family in
D. c., to assist with housework and
cooking. TU. 2-6630. A.
WOMAN ,,.s want, is, DAYS Ks EgR,a EoTk or iuii
WOMAN. colored. wants part time OF
days work. Honest and reliable
DI. 1901.
LADY wishes lob. light cleaning
plain cooking. II desired. 5 days
3 week; Call NO. 7-5s40. g., .,,,,,
work. Mothers helper, cleaning
MARY, AID. 1904.
COLORED WOMAN; reliable, desire.
days work. Ii. 6-49S3.
COLORED GIRL desires work clean.
ing office at night: experienced. HU
3-S514,
COLORED GIRL desires gh.w., o.
child care: 5-day wk. Ii. 7-7551.
-3
Evening star., 1955-03-03
HElP--W0AEN

Al TYPIST, $50 wk., under 30; sew
Evans, at BOYDS. 700 18th. cor q
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ENGINEERING CORPORATION
14l3 K ST. NV. ME. S-1717
ROUTEMAN - Industrial laundry
route. Apply in person. only. Sat
REA COVERALL LAUNDRY, INC,
500 Marlboro pike, Hillside. Md
Evening star., 1955-03-03
Hnp-woMR

srKNoGRAPnER. s-day week: trads
assoication; starting salarys &275
per mo. TX. 3-4720. 20
-sEcRETARIEs. all ages.
placed: smaller fees. better positions.
Est, 40 yrs. Thousands placed.
Welcome ct BoYDfs. 700 l2tn. cor.
@ tST. 3-3666l.
STOCK CONTROL CLERK-Mont-
gomery County resident: experiences
preferred in inventory records. Ap-
ply IN person Nj Carpenter, P. j.
NEE CO.. 1900 Rockville nike OF
phone OIL. 7-9500 -3
OPERATOR. expert
eneed. for rental once. able to
handle complaints and type. Salary,
$160 monthly 5-day week with
one-han day Saturday every 4th
week. Give summary Of previous
experience. Apply to Box 166-v.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. inside
ofiee work only. THE CROWN CO..
800 7th st NV 3
Evening star., 1955-03-03

YOUNG LADY, between 21-30, i'm.
mediate openings available for qual.
ified applicants, as dance instruct
ors' l.Is tull OF part time a With or with;
to executive position. at high sal.
aries. Applicant should have nat.
ural dancing ability. must be person
able. attractive and intelligent. Ap.
ply after ! pm, DALE DANCE
STUDIOS, 1895 New York ave. NV
WOMEN, a4-45, preferably with door.
to-door, sales experience. high schoo
graduate. for outside work to begin
Immediately. Positively NOT SELL.
ING. You will talk to customers and
potential customers of a leading de-
count is desired YOU viii iii out an
plants against the store. Hours
10 am. to 4 pm. 5-day week. Car
helpful. Write today giving telephone
M, nqmber to Box TX. Star: -
be available for shift work. I
am. to $3.50 pm. and $3.50 pm. te
12 midnight. Experience not nee
essary, We. will. train you Mini
mum educational requirement. two
years high school. 40,hour work
dement's. Write giving age. eduea;
status; Boy 472-V, Star d
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED for gen.
eral ONCE work: full or part time;
SALARY incl. meals. HU. 3-7465
HOUSEWIVES, white, 25 to As, will.
ing to work 3 evenings per week
average S12 per eve. No delivering
no collecting or investment. Car
needed Phone KE. s-5052. or UN
4-lS4S. 8 to IL am. %
HOUSEWIVES with 10 or more hour;
per week to work part time. Car
White Coll UN. 4-70a7. "A
PART TIME-This is not the usual
type. selling job: no canvassing
Ideal for a growing business op-
portunity. White, $3.50: reliable
persons can qualify without expert.
ence. Openings limited. Call Wo
NAftiHoSAL RESEARCH oRGANrzA.
TON needs part-time interviewer
for the vicinity of Washington, d. C.
No selling. Box Ok. Star. a
INQUIRE ST. 3-3666 if you wish 9
good secretarial position; part OF
full time, Miss Grant at BOYDS
200 18th cor. G..
EXPER. WOMEN for counseiors wk
Al3 10th st. NV. SWIFT EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. IL am. 20 9 pm.
Evening star., 1955-03-03

LADIES; PART-TIME WORK
light, pleasant saleswork; hours oi
own choice: about 81 hr. Phone
Ma. S-7357. between / and 4 pm
Evening star., 1955-03-03

ReceptioniSt-Typist
Pleasant, personable single girl pre-.
ferred; age 20 to 80 years; excel.
lent working conditions: salary com.
mensurate with experience ane
ability Benefits. Call Elk. 3-5161
for appointment. "a
Evening star., 1955-03-03
CALCULATING
MACHINE OPERATOR
NE. SECTION

Permanent position with wen estab-
Knowledge Of typins helpful out moi
essential 5-day. 40-hour week, Cal
ST. 3-0050, Extension 221 for. ap-
pointment. -13
CASHIER for jevelry store. full time
steadv employment. Box 322.V
CAsaIERs, bookkeepers. MGR 1000
. ings): excel. SAL: immed. openings
Miss Black, at BoYD's. 700 18th
cor G INA. S-2340l.
CAsHIER-CHECKER; experienced fol
dshcatessen; meals meal and good sal
cAsuiALTT2 aTsi ~ 7isS6h 76sS5RRwRrrER W VT,
SALARY commensurate with expert
CIERIcAL PosiTIoN for recsn'
hf'f. aigh school ME s.Ssad gssaduats in doEntn z.
person. NAYIoR PHARMAcY. soSi
cEERRs HissGf fa; staS. s.s, white. age 40 to 30
to learn record work and filing
Must write .lesibly, be, able to moy'
Ace near 18th and II sts. NV
$50 to 8; IA day sat. Start .S19t
mo. Do not apply II ex-Govt. clerks
or people who do not live in Wash.
ington area or II not been WORKING
regularly. Phone ma. S.111S.
CLERK, white, age 1926, pleasant
personality: no experience necessary
to qualify for accounting. some typ
ing: splendid working conditions
Apply Mr.. Graham. DOCTORS HOS
PfTAL. 1915 Eye st. NV.
CLERK
For dry cleaning and laundry, store
highest rate of pay available with
excellent chance for advancement
Wonderful opportunity for thor
oughly experienced and reliable
lady. Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS
323 Carroll st. NV. -3
CLERK
White. 20-40, 5-day, 40-hour week
General ONCE work. Some exper. ir
use of posting accounts receivable
is preferred but not necessary
Pleasant working conditions. En-
ploye benefits. Apply Mr.. Shuey
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS. 7Oi
Edgewood. St. ne. / blk. from It'll
and Franklin sts. ne. -