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Evening star., 1955-05-19
Black Named
By Symphony

Ralph Black, IS, Of Buffalo,
N. Y. yesterday was named
manager of the National SYM
phony Orchestra.
Mr.. Black has been manager
of the Buffalo Philharmonic
since 1851. His appointment
was announced by Carson G.
Frailey, president of the Wash
ington orchestra.
Mr.. Black succeeds John S.
Edwards, manager of the Ma
tional Symphony for the past
four years, who resigned to be-
come manager of the Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra.
A native of Tennessee, Mr..
Black attended Houghton Col
lege, N. Y. where he managed
the Artist Series. After gradua-
ton he became assistant office
manager for the Reynolds Me-
tails Co., Louisville, KY.
In l947, Mr.. Black was named
assistant manager of the Buff
falo Philharmonic. a post he
held for three years. He left
for one years service as manager
Of the Chattanooga (Tenn) Phil
harmonic before returning to
Buffalo to take the managerial
position there.
Mr.. Black is a member of the
American Symphony Orchestra
League. He will assume his new
position here July l.
Evening star., 1955-05-19

to provide the larger amount.
1t added that 1t favors compile
ton Of the road within q reason
able time"
Add Airport Funds
For Federal grants for local
airport construction. the COM
mittee added SO million to the
administration's request for $11
million. It said there is need for
more adequate airports through
out the country" It recon-
mended that the formula for dis
tribution Of the money be revised
to give consideration to smaller
airports.
Local com m u mites have
pledged more than 500 million
which have not yet been matched
by the Government, the commit
tee said. and many cities are pay
ing interest on airport bonds is
sued several years ago.
The Census Bureau was voted
SIS million, a cut of $500. 900.
to complete a census of agricul-
ture, and 81 million, a cut of
$655,000, to finish census of
business, manufactures and min
eral industries.
Other AIlotments
Other large allotments in
cluded:
Civil AeronauticS AdminiStra-
Evening star., 1955-05-19
House Group
SIasnes Funds
For Highways
BY the Associated Press

The House Appropriations
Committee slashed deeply into
administration requests for air
line and ship subsidies today in
cutting the Commerce Depart
ment's new budget Is per cent.
1t also trimmed sharply funds
for ship construction, Federal
aid to highways and the Inter-
American Highway, while upping
the amount for Federal air
port aid.
It recommended $1,121 ABS, 900
in new funds for the Commerce
Department and related agencies
for the fiscal year starting
July /.
This is $244,95S.0oO less than
President Eisenhower requested.
The reduction is the largest, per-
centagewise, to be recommended
by the committee this year.
All but $17,875. 900 of the total
was allotted to the Commerce
Department, whose request for
$1,347,8O0. 900 was shaved to ST.
100000. The committees
recommendations are subject to
approval by the House and sub
sequent action by the Senate.
Guest Fund Rejected
Secretary of Commerce Weeks
request for a $4,000 fund to
entertain important visitors
from abroad was turned down
without comment
In a report drafted oy a sub
committee headed ny Repre-
sentative Preston. Democrat, OF
Georgia, the committee called
for more careful verification"
of claims for airline subsidies
and "close scrutiny" of employ
ment practices and costs OF sub
sidized ship lines. 1t said this
should result in substantial re-
ductions" in future subsidy pay
ments.
For subsidy payments to air
carriers, the committee recon-
mended $40 million. This is
$50 million less than was ap-
Evening star., 1955-05-19
June Visit by MoIotov
May Speed Big 4 Talks

sion with Russia may open the
door to considering the building
up of a buffer area Of neutral
nations between Western Europe
and the Soviet.
The President indicated as
much at a news conference yes
terday when he emphasized that
he is approaching the Big Four
conference with an attitude OF
cautious vigilance that will not
dampen his effort to bring about
some progress in peace"
At the same time. he rejected
any idea of appeasing the Rus
slams. There is no appeasement
in my heart that I know about"
he declared. He added that he
does not believe the American
people want appeasement or even
suspect their Government is apt
to fall into that trap" of selling
out rights" to gain some fancied
immediate end"
Sees Room to Negotiate
But he cautiously indicated
hope that there is room for
negotiation with the Soviet.
He hinted that his mind may
he ouen To the idea of a neutral
buffer area in Europe, which
diplomats have been speculating
the Russians may want.
Britain, however, was reported
today ready to fight any such
Russian moves.
Informants said in London that
Britain feels the Kremiin's
underlying aim is to dismantle
West Europe's arduously con-
structed defenses and leave the
continent open to Communist
attack, the Associated Press re-
ported.
MIR. Molotov emphasized the
theme of neutrality at the sign
ing of the Austrian independence
treaty. And the forthcoming visit
of Soviet Premier Nikolai Bull
ganin to Belgrade may be aimed,
among other things, at selling
President Tito the idea.
The British, informants said,
are set to counteract develop
ment of the buffer belt.
Evening star., 1955-05-19

Soviet Foreign Minister Molo-
tov may come to the United
States next month. thereby
opening the way for a prelim-
mary East-West conference
which could set the stage for
the pending "at the summit"
meeting of the Big -Four chiefs
of state.
Henry Suydam, the State De-
partment press officer. discussed
this possibility at a news brief
ing today. He said that the mat
ter of Mr.. Molotov's attendance
at the United Nations tenth an
niversary in San Francisco on
June 10 had been aired at Vien-
ma where the Big Four foreign
ministers met last week to sign
the Austrian peace treaty.
THE possibility of his being
present in San Francisco was not
excluded by him." Mr.. Suydam
said.
Should Mr.. Molotov come. "it
might be possible to have some
conversations" in connection with
the heads of state meeting, he
added.
Expect Preliminary Session
Mr.. Suydam noted that the in
vitation extended to the USSR
by the United States, Britain
and France envisioned a meet
ing of the foreign ministers lust
prior" to a gathering of the
chiefs of state.
Although British Foreign Sec
retary Macmillan and French
Foreign Minister Pinay have not
formally announced their inten-
tions to attend the U. N. cele-
bration, it is expected that they
will. Secretary of State Dulles
is planning to be there.
Mr.. Suydam told newsmen that
he has no indications of the
time and place for the top-levei
meeting.
Meanwhile, it appeared that
President Eisenhower's inten-
sive search for ways to ease ten
Evening star., 1955-05-19

Bendix must have an awesorne
opinion of Texas. Here for q
radio show, he was asked by .
number of people for his auto
graph. But nobody had any
paper. Brazos Varisco, a local
businessman, solved the prob
lem by pulling out a roll of bills.
Mr.. Bendix signed each one and
handed them out.
Evening star., 1955-05-19

tion-S1o3 million for operation
and regulation. q cut Of S.
$50, 900.
Maritime activities-$64.7 mil
lion for ship construction, a cut
of 1881 million.
Bureau of Standards-$7 ,995, =
900, a cut Of 10000. Funds
were approved for construction
of an addition to the radio labo-
ratory at Boulder. Colo, for
armed services research.
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Bendix Signs Bills

BRYAN, Tex. (P.-The Byran
Eagle reports actor William
Evening star., 1955-05-19

1854 " HIP. De Luxe
Reg. TA005
1895 47
Evening star., 1955-05-19

1854 "a HIP. De Luxe
Reg. 1905
249.95 - Ill.,
Evening star., 1955-09-04
MEN (4)
$40 PER EVENING

FAM lime
National concern opening in .. G
area seeks services OF neat
appearing young men TO work in
library division evenings, Must
have hlgh-SchooI education or
better and be able to work $3.50
pm, Permanent position for those
who qualify Phone EX 3-34lU
bet 2-5 pm. only.
YOUNG MAN. Immediately: high
school graduate preferred; con-
struction Job, vic. 14th and K NV.
checking materials, etc. $l.2b per
hour. 40-hr. week. OIL 2-5792. or
YOUNG Man MaN to learn clothing and
haberdashery business; Good salary
saop a5i sess tsap'RfI 'WRfIi.on sE slsd.. Ar. Va.
YOUNG MAN, 81 to- 80. white, We
have 9 sood opportunity for some
one who is inteilisent and in
terssted in learning the wholesale
salary open. Box 1877, STAR
YOUNG MAN to be trained as sales;
man In HIN, tape recorders and
record depts. Box 354-s. star,
YOUNG MAN. single. age between
22-30; hlEh school or college grad.
must DC eXptrienesd in ay-sI,i rsaday-tsoI
opportunity excellent salary, Ap'
ply 1918 Conn ave.
YOUNG MEN, several. to paste doxt
letters Apply Tues, morning, PERL.
MAN CARVED ARTS. $50 Barry pl
YOUNG MAN able to type Excel
lent opportunity for advancement
$40 per wk No phone calls. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO. 1924 Georgia
ave nv --h
direct 10 housewives. salary ano
commission, refs. required as e
honesty and character. Drivers Ii
cense necessary. BANNER EGO 4
ROOD CO. 1909 Blair rd. NV a
YOUNG MIN, to take orders for
Life and Golfers: o hrs. per day
average, 81 per tr Mr. HOMER,
Rm. i02, 1905 O st. NV. -
Evening star., 1955-09-04
TV SERVICEMAN

pshEfas1 Iln fa1dawaH III Hy'5e pR1vfN shfiHSi
FsIIs TEk, cSsres' ass EVE III. s-sSSS G15ss Ne %
VULCANIzER, experienced on sec
tional work. no reeapptns: a1lAry
e:: ssR:ntsahsak ssk 4 ausDnRS hSiiS Sac 'n9ds n9s
wkREHousEMAN. sup.rmatk.t. full
time, permanent position. for re-
liable, experienced warehouseman
6-das Wk Ask for Mr.. Reiter'
PosiNe. 5766 oeorsiA ave. NV,
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC.
chimes Permanent JOB with good
sstion nv ,STnisasd. BETTAR RE.
FRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE
SERVICE. JU. s-4ll4. -
wATCHMAkER, straight salary or
9GTR;i.HH SwEfsY St5TfSnsi'ionfS 9IiS Mari: sTf
boro pike. District HEIGHTS. Nd
RE b-7Ti6 or RE 6-s2s2 =
YARD MAE--Contractor needs tull..
time man to care for storage yd OF
contractors materials and sTn tools,
stacked lumber, etc. Reply Box
BoYs, ~ q part st'si Or full time; avg 81 up
Mr. cHAMPAoNE. 1915 cue st.
Soy sY" SR 30 S6uSa ia MAS = 'A |" learn
electric motor repair trade. Ser
EaurPMENr co. Sl78 sherman
NAN, Is 70 80. 70 train ~ once
estimator With lse. giass company;
must be able to type and do sem
eYai once Werk.. Call LA. 6-S100
MAN, for oatdoor nswSstand: must
be sober and reliable; steady work,
SHEFRIN. 14th and Kenyon nv
MAN. with IA to ton truck
day or contract; around 5000 loo.
Box 462-R. Star
NAN, GARAGE ATTENDANT, expert;
enced part time relief work; reuneo
/ Conn ave. apt house; good pay; 2nly
sober. reliable men ,ppv ,sppE azSA HS
ftann ave NV. -
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
High School Graduate

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent Jobs; career
opportunity with reliable concern
Manual and machine work, no typ
irS 5-day week hours. a-5, res
ular pay increase; sickness and
retirement benefits. agRs 1870
Gail MA. 4-gauu. Ext 2S6 for Rp-
IF
Evening star., 1955-09-04
DICTAPHONE
OPERATORS

With at least 9 months ex-
perlenee in dictaphone or
similar transcription. Inter
estinE work in convenient
location: excellent working
conditions. steadily expanding
organization: 5-day week. S
to 1.3u.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

YOUNG WHITE MAN, age 2l TO 40
veteran or draft exempt, 70 ,op-
Concrete Co No experience neces-
ur6s: 5i2-day week, hours $3.50 m
Saturday, overtime after 40 hours,
other company benefits. Chance
io5 or sdvsnssmsRl; q vanNGs apply J ht1 {
st. NV, md e., 9 to IL Tuesday
See Mr.. Brown. No phone calls.
SANDWICH MAN; ref. REQ
Good job. sober party 6406 Queens
Chapel rd, w. Hsatts. WA. 7-966o.
SUPER SERVICE STATION. silver i
Spring area needs quAlified men
capable of handling road calls and
general service work; day and night
work available: full or part time.
MsSr s.Si os $50 S'f fo 70 ssS PsSnfr Pr ff' s4IH
Exclusive territories 70 salesmen
and distributors. NEW MIRAcI
OUTDOOR LIGHTS sweeping ecun-
try Enormous demand from sas
stations. stores, night-spcts. drive
ms. auto agencies Written money.
back GUARANTEE chnches sales
No. SAMPLES. no inyestmen;, ne
LONG co. Chicago 10, III. ESisb-
PANT i'T' TIME t2o-hr, wt> or iul
time. Marshall Field faniils owned
enterprise High school education.
local work II selected. For ap-
pointment TO discuss present. as
well as future income, call uN.
WORLD BOOK ENcY. needs man in
faf .
work OF national Importance. FCll
AID MATCHES, SELL AMAziNG DE
SIGNS! 10, go. 80. 40 and 40
sPOT CASH COMM. Every busi-
ness 3 prospect, Repeats. Start
pafs E.Ie0at im. exp BUY me SorESs HT%in saes id
AMERICA. Dept on, chicaEo 81, :
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN In o. g.. South
Travei paid Write only Employ
ment info Center Room s4s.. 4
Green Ct Boston u
SALARIED POSITIONS tmenl S.
ton in any area ether than wash
ington. D c.. our letter campaign
service viii he OF interest to you
Our excellent reputation among
employees has been developed over
a period OF a. wears procedure Of
high standards Identity covered
As. for particulars. r " BISBY
INC. s67 Brisbane BLDG Buffalo 3
N Y
ROUTE OPEN In suburbs for young
married man Lux Laundry Sta
NJ drP cleaning. sales. bonuses,
sal while training q d S LAUN-
DRY iil9 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
Vile
Evening star., 1955-09-04
MEN

Some Of our top men are leavins
70 return TO their studies. We need
sales minded, honest men to re-
place them on established year
round routes. We will train you
for q highly enjoyable and profit
able career. Apply in person only
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM co.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELp-WohAEN

coMPToMETER OPERAT0R-soms
typing, for wholesale food distribu-
tor; 5-day week. Interview with
Mr.. SUTTON, LA. 6-7340. %
COUNTEBGIRL. white: steady OF
part time: no exper. necessary: refs.
reauired. Apply $500 Mckinley st
NV. "a
DENTAL. ASSISTANT. preferably
exper. in chair assisting. excel. op-
portunity for interested person:
reciprocal benefits; upper NV. area.
Box l52-T. Star. -
Evening star., 1955-09-04
AUTOMOBILE
MANUFACTURER

Establishing a new zone
Office in Washington, will
employ q man as car distri-
button manager.
Experience should include
automotive office back
ground at the dealer level.
Write full qualifications for
interview.
Our employees know Of this
I'D.
BOX 32s-T, STAR
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP-MEN

MAN. for builder Of life and hos
pital insurance debit in MontRom-
cry and Prince Georges Counties
Must be resident in section de-
string . work. An excellent oppor-
career OF q profitable business with
q Legal Reserve Mutual Life Insur-
Rnce Company. Experience not nee
essary but helpful. Earn excellent
commissions while being trained on
the job. All forms OF monthly in
suTance. As part-time worker
you can supplement your present
''hi9her income" bracket and give
your family the better things in
life. This is all yours If YOU are
willing to learn and work. Phone
ST 3-35l5, Ask for Agency Man
Evening star., 1955-09-04
MAN WITH CAR

To start immed with large appl
mfg as sales distributor Earnings
while training around S3S5 month
commission and bonus. Expense
arrangements: eXper. not nee.
married man pref: rapid advance
ment to producer. No canvassins
or s1i asss, hsn Man seiseeso hes VIII .SIv AZ
in advance, calling on definite
qualified appointments only. For
appt., phi to IL noon, Tuesday
only. Ii. 3-b3a6 -
Evening star., 1955-09-04

CLEkK-TYP1sT. not over 80 year,
old. nsa: and attractive Speed
90 w.p.m. or better. Elk. 3-s61t
for appt "A
CLERK nationally knowr
frozen foods company: 5-day, 40
hour week. paid vacation. Knowl.
edge OF comptometer helpful. Write
p, o. Box 1850. Alexandra, Va
giylng full particulars includias
starting salary desired. -5
CLERK-TYPIST - 5-day. 40-houi
week prefer bet; ages IS and 30
Call Mr. PHILLIPS. Ho. 2-558C
CLERK -TYPIST. able to handl,
type. Neat. attractive girl for esta b
real estate hrm, age 20-30. bi7.
day week. air-cond. once. Apply in
person. r A. HUMPHRIES q SONS
Realtors. 2 MASSACHUSETTS ave. NV
CLERK.TYPIsT, age e0-s6-BillinE
clerical and iiine duties. Knowl.
edse Of bookkeeping helpful. LarE,
workinS conditions, 40-hour week
Can Mr.. BLUMENTHAL. RE. z
14l9.. for appointment. -6
CLERk-TYPIsT, experienced. &C.
curats at figures: f1ve-day wk.
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
CO. 7oS warner BLDG, 18th anc
INSTRUMENTATION be abl. t,
type and operate PIX switchboard
experienced In moving business de.
slrahle but not essential. Apply q;
VET VANS OF VIRGINIA, 266E
s. Seminary I'd, Arlington. Va
CLERK TYPIST, knowledge Of book.
keeping helpful. not required. Give
age, experience. education, church
afiiistion. salary expected 3 ref
erenees including minister; air.
conditioned ofilce. paid vacation
35-hour work week. other benefits
For Protestant eYaneeiical or
Eanization Box 216-T. Star. a
CLEkk-TYPIsT, permanent post
sion, age IS to %, for flm mfs
branch once located vicinity 340O
wisconsin ave. NV. 6-day, 40-hr
week. Many company dement's. New
once, air-conditioned Phone EN-
2-611b for appointment. IS
CLEkk-TYPfST, for retail clothing
store: must be alert and progressive
Individual: pleasant working con-
ditions: salary. $50 wk. to start
Apply 737 9TH OF. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT-Apply Tues. RAMS
, DELL. INC, $40 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1955-09-04

TIME FOR A CHANGE?

Are you tired Of waiting for pay
raises? our sales department Is
short OF manpower due to our sales
promotion program for the COM
ing So season, Applicants must he
aggressive, dependable, neat. and
willing to work We train you II
you are desirous of making real
money with very good permanent
future management possibilities
apply In person 70 sales dep
MooRE-GREAR MOTORS. 1900
Conn. ave nv. Written replies
held ConfldFnttbl -
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ADVERTISING ARTIST
And General Assistant

Excellent opportunity TO learn al
phases Of advertising at top
aEeney. Write complete background
Box l51-I. star.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
ATTENTION An Statesmen

Hill Il Sanders. Washington oldest
Ford dealer needs statesmen 10
round out sales force We pay the
highest IN ] GHo-mi area plUS
giving the highest allowance On
used cars. trades on rev ears
CHECK this !"-p0Ini Day plan as
i, means money In tuur pocket
Nc. i--G0ec Wsshout. Mo @--SIG
minimum paid on each new car
sale No ;!--Si ST. expense allow
ance each new car sold No F.
Sell iU'new cars per month, you
get an additional 500 bonus. plus
$40 each sale over 10 sales.
No 5--Paid vacation No TT
cash difference on used car sales,
maximum SJ7.56 No - 50 80
expense allowance per each used
car sale No, S---Paid parking
space. No g--Adeauate compensa-
ton each finance deal No. To-
Other fringe benefits. For complete
details. call or see v. E. DOONAN.
General Manaser, 1114 Vermont
NV, AID. 4-43O0. 3
Evening star., 1955-09-04

WE1 - Wnfsa. 6ahco6 an
sSoTTine. II you have. . COLLEGE
9SEros and want 10 tsach, see uI q
onee Vacancies in languages
nazsIc. art, math and science
TnrNsh and social studies, indus
arts, and boarding school positions
IN math and science, Freneh ano
ADAMS TEACHEKe AGENCY. lS41
q s.. NV. RE. 7-392s.
TEACHERS twhitel-sept. vaeanSiss
TcHRs. AGENCY. $40 N. Charles
st Balto., Nd. (Mulberry b-6SS0l
TILE sETTER-First class. VIII
helper: Va. job, EsALTT DhNEL1'
OPMENT. IA. 7-58ls. IVES "a
1isH |ScHANGERs-TRUCK. sEpsr;
az Z with Va. drivers licente Cal
after Monday. SIS. IA. 6-zSO0
Evening star., 1955-09-04
YOUNG MEN

Clerical position. sales
once OF national mAnuiae-
turer. located In Silver
Spring area. b-day week,
pension disqualification and
other benefits. Write Box
35I-T. Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP WOMEN

q! ACCOUNTING CLERk. permanent
! position good typist, TO learn
( bookkeepipg machine. 35-hour
week. Call WO 6-BS0n. Ext. 4S
or ~. after y am. Tuesday
ACCTs. REC. BRKPR., exper. $50
Accounts payable, bkkpr. $b5
Payroll elk. Hyatts. vie. $50 up
Iegsl secretaries S50-SSp up
Secy., exec, asst. no shorthand !,
/ like figures start $50 mo.
Secys. Alex. vic. -~---s S76-Ssd
Sten0., railroad A325 mo.
Asst. adjustment clerk $50 wk.
| Personnel clerk. retail $500
/ Airline reservation clerk 5235
Electromatic typist , to $2s0
| Receipts. -typists. beginner and ex-
| per, S200-$2@5 plus tuition
/ iCleTk-typistS ----- to S275 mo.
Medical lab. tech. -. salary open
/ File clerk .... &lSO mo.
ALLEN-o'BRHN. Personnel Service
+ l40i N Y. Ave. RE. ESQ
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HELP-MEN

TREE CLlMBER. wanted. good pay
for right man Call WA. 5-osso.
TRUCKS to haul eIndeF blocks:
plenty Of work; good pay. Call OF.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. for
downtown specially shop. must op-
crate typewriter and adding ma
chine; 5-day,. 4a-hour week, We'd
nesdays OF. must work Thursdays.
1880 to Y and Saturdays, g;30 to
Is. permanent. paid vacation. dis
count on purchases. Salary S45 TO
$S5;. depending on ability. and eX-
perience Write Box 364-S. Star
giving age. address and phone
number -
ASST. DIETICIAN
To assist in supervision and opera
serving only noon day meal, Mon
day through Friday to employees.
Equipment and other appointments
are excellent. In confidential re-
sumo. give age. professional train
inG, Job experienee and salary ex-
AUTOMOTIVE BOOKKEEPER-Top
money for top night man or woman.
Williams. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
17i0 Good Hope I'd. s.e. --5
BAKERY SALEsLADY-Exper. pref (;
| r-round position, l434 Park
rd:: NV. co. b-329S. -
BANK BOOKKEEPER
Barroughs bookkeeping machine op-
| orators. experienced, b-day week.
Free retirement and insurance plan
4sasfdtslSnff 4R6sf co fses s0R': s.. n'T MoNsE9
BEAuTICIAN---Modern styling nee
rd. Arl. 10 min. by bus % down
town Wash. Salary and following
no object for top-quality operator
Call owners res. 10. S-7334. any
/ time. --4
BEAUTICIAN, shampoo ma nicurist; ;
must have d. c. license for busy
s-0s35. -6
BEAUTIcIANs. sxpsr,, guar. sal
ors opsninas Rus eSmn can sERSAssns Slsf imSss ssss
0eorgia ave. RA 3-025s. --4
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, afl-round
operator. Apply GABRIEL. 10IS
l. Eonnsctieut avenue NV. b
BEAuTlCIAN,, licensed. no sxper.
ing: new modern salon: nv. top
salary. OIL. 4-54s1 or RA. 3-966a.
BEAUTIcIAN. sss-s7b plus bos.
commission 5 days Busy salon
| WILLIAM OF NEW YORK HAIR
| STYL1sTS. 1918 Michigan ave. ne.
BIZ tUTICIaN, full or part time: Top
salary. Apply In person only: AL
| BARMARLE BEAUTY SALON. 4nI3
A!bamaI!e st NV. -
| BEAUTlCl4N--Good operate
wanted; j-day week. FRED THE
HAIR sTYLIsT. at Brooks, lIOa
BfAiuTYR "coUNcrLoRs WANTED.
| Christmas business now starting
! Part or full time. Call ST. 3-9a -
between 10 and 5.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with mana
| GERS experience; top salary. 50Fe
| commission. CONGRESS HEIGHTS
| BEAUTY SALON, 657 LeBaum 81
| sc. Modern ahop. 23 years the
| same address Excellent clientele
Hours 10 to =. 70; 2-eo3S or
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. col
ored Some following preferred but
! not essential for upper Georgia
ave. shop. Call Tu. 2-6474 or DE.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, man or
7 woman. for modern beauty salon,
Silver Spring area. Call Ju. q
SnSn or III Q-nIRf -
Evening star., 1955-09-04
Government Employees
Insurance Company
TN and Z SIS. NV.
Please Apply at L st. Entrance

4th and l. SIS. NV.
Please Apply at L st. Entrance
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DRUG CLERK, full or part time;
must be exper. DRUG LANE. Mr.
Folus or Mr.. johnson, HA. 2-3434
DRUG CLERK. exper.. reliable! Must
have al least, ? years recent D, c,
Alabama ave. Sc.
DRUG CLERK, experienced pre-
ferred; union scale: company bene-
fits. Apply Tuesday. 1854 New
Hampshire ave. or call Granite
FoUNTiAN CLERK Sc. area.
white Is soeT O. oyssi n1vIs hrs, now1 e ,N II
alley. Ii. 4-5sss after 3 pm.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, whit.-Experi-
only Located 200 Wilson blvd
FoHNIAiN 81 sis'' HELr-Hr.. II a.n.-2
Pm 81 an ff ai,E1SnI2s ETIsT grsf' pSi pHtS n,
MACY, i0214 N. II. ave, sil. spR
FRENCH-RNG. secretary. $500; pri-
vate secy -steno., $3.50; law stenog.
SS5 wk. Hundreds openings. select
S65-S90 wk. ages 20-61. Visit
BOYD'S Test, 40 yrs.) cor g & 18Th
NV. tNA. S-2340J
GENERAL OFFICE; responsible posi-
ton; typing essential. Pleasant
working conditions. 5-day week
Apply KLEIN'S. l227 F st. NV. --i
General Office Clerk
NE SECTION l.
White, 25 to 20. permanent position
Must be, experienced for genera
clerical duties and type 30 w.p.m.
5-day. 40-hr. week with paid va.
cations. Sick leave md other com.
papy benefits, Call for appt. HU. 3.
3422. Ext. "a. -5
HOUSEKEEPER, white, under As;
room. board. plus salary. AP. &
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