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Evening star., 1955-07-10
GLAMOUR is THEIR BUSINESS
Deb1a Paget's Advice
On DYeing the Hair
BY LYDIA LANE
HOLLYWOOD.

There's nothing like red
hair to attract attention"
Debra Paget told me in her
dressing room at Twentieth
Century-Fox.
AFTER going to a shop that
never managed to get my hair
the same color twice. I gave
up and consulted a represen-
tative from a firm that special
lied in hair dyes. We worked
out a formula for my hair
and now, with my mothers
help. I do it very successfully
at home" Debra told me.
Basic Things
There are several basic,
important things to learn if
you want to do a good job on
your hair" Debra continued.
First you must know what
dye shades to blend for the
exact color you want. Mine is
basically a flame red but we
tighten it up with peroxide.
"Also. you must work in a
strong light so that you see
the roots of the hair and not
let the color overlap and get
on the hair which is already
treated.
Perhaps the most impor-
tant element is timing, know
ing almost to a split second
when to stick your head in
the shampoo bowl and stop
the dye action"
II would say it's a pretty
complicated project" I COM
: mented.
Yes" Debra agreed. But
anyone can do it with train
ing. I would advise that you
watch a professional operator
first, though. .
Like Lipstick
"I'm glad that people have
such a frank attitude about
coloring their hair today" she
said. Women are no more
hesitant about admitting that
their hair isn't a natural color
than they are about admitting
they use lipstick.
What about the effect of
the dye on your hair?" I asked.
II have a routine for con-
ditioning my hair to guard
against the bad effects" Debra
explained. II give myself hot
oil treatments and I always
use a rinse to soften my hair
after washing 1t.
There's nothing that en-
courages a girl to keep her
hair freshly shampooed like
having a hair dryer" she re-
marked. II have a big new
one now which the studio gave
me, but before that I used q
hand dryer. They're very in.
expensive and do the Job ir
about IS minutes"
Looks Different
When I first met Debra sht
was in her teens with Ions
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Newport RochanbeauFe Fete
|Stirs Memories of Past

Russell Pope place into seven
apartments; why the George
Tysons' Beachmound, which
they sold five years ago for
$4,000, is now apartments;
and why all the realists Of
Newport see this method Of
conversion as Newport's saliva
tion. But there's a strong ele-
ment against this changeover.
and the next decade will tell
the story.
It is not necessary to live in
a castle to be in the Newport
swim. The Hugh D. Auchin-
closes. who will present his
debutante daughter Nina to
society at a dance on August
IL, live at Hammersmith Farm,
a light, comfortable house of
imposing proportions overlook
ing the bay, but still not a
marble palace.
The Albert Deweys live in a
handsome town house which,
however, does not require a
staff of 20 or more. The Clai-
borne Pells built themselves
a small, white frame house by
the sea (really a cottage) and
it has more resale value than
most of the palaces. Nine.
Louis Bruguiere still lives in
elegant, liveried formality at
Wakehurst. but she's the ex-
ception, not the rule.
French Flags
The future Of Marble House,
currently owned by William
Wood Prince of Chicago, is
unknown but this week end
it. too, joined the history
parade. The flags Of the 18
French regiments that served
in the American Revolution
we're dedicated there yester-
day. along with other French
in-America memorabilia by
Ambassador Couve de Murville.
The flags are those that ordi-
narily adorn the grand stair
case at Anderson House here
and were a gift from the
French branch of the Society
of the Cincinnati.
More recently the society in
France sent over SO lead SOL
diers. supposedly authentic
reproductions of the So French
officers in our war for inde-
pendence. If the marquis
comes here, he can see his
ancestor in miniature on view
at Anderson House. So can
the public any day between
2 and 3, except Sundays.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Lost Call for Booklet

Here's the last call for Lydia
Lanes big. beautifully printed
your loneliness I. O." book
let. Order your copy today!
You'll especially like the
section written by Debra
Paget. She passes on tips on
how to improve the quality Of
your hair.
Special sections feature
news on make up. hands. COM
plexion, perfume. fashion.
dieting, exercise, etc. Photo
graphs and autographs Of
such stars as Grace Kelly.
Sheree North. Doris Day. Jane
Russell and Lana Turner are
included.
A special LONELINESS Rat
ing" chart is included and
with this personal checklist
you'll be able to improve your
appearance.
Get your copy Of your
loneliness I. O." by sending
only ten cents (10c) and q
self-addressed. stamped en-
velope to Lydia Lane. The
Washington Star, P. o. Box
I'LL, Los Angeles SO, Calf.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Torso, Tunic and Tube
Bio Three for Fall IS
By ELEM

Fashion editors from all the Nation in New York
attending the 25th Press Week
Each tell ourselves admire fur-trimmed
suits in July and sunback coon January that the designers
in New York have really outdon themselves this particular
Each season proved wrong.
The worlds greatest manufacturing continues
to provide fashion gaomagcay each time the calen
dar has a seasonal shift.
the heat has consider the Fashion Editor who
into weeks intensive assignment than
100 collections of dresses coats SUITS millinery Shoes ewey
and other items women deem indispensable for seasons
debut.
By the end of this to otted
Fashion Notes to give idea what when they
make their fine Washington stores.
Was Like This
Last fall the shrtwaist hit its peak. Everything
from daytime to the most elaborate evening dresses
You noticed color than before precious
trimmings equally precious fabrics.
The nodded torso line started coming through in both
full and slim skirted models
The high rounded bosom. curved long lines and the
princess waistine in between had big day.
Coats fell heir to design tricks like sash and half belts
They lost their tent-ke looks and the straight coat
termed prophetic creative talented designer
The buckle detail buckled everything from necklne
collar to hipband
Winter prints WOOL jersey and velveeen fabric
For 1855 flying that top designers gotten
together-that unanimity Of trend emerged
them to ct"
Three silhouees. all beginning with this letter the
tunlc the torso and the tube). the
solution to the fashion problems that during
wardrobe planning periods that show each and
particularly in the fall.
We hope to track these rumors down.
Whether fashion this stage another
big upset with the public crying "fou
high with the spectators.
Evening star., 1955-07-10

brown hair and a chubby
figure. We talked about how
the past few years had changed
her appearance.
"You can't ever put your
finger on the exact time" she
said thoughtfully, 'but there
seems to come a moment when
every teen-ager realizes she's
outgrown her skirt and sweater
wardrobe and that her demure
dresses no longer suit her. It's
an inner sophistication that
creeps over you"
Debra admitted she was not
as much interested in fashion
as in her individual style.
IF it doesn't do anything
for me, I don't wear it," was
her summing up. "When I
find a line that is particularly
f1attering to me. I go all out
for 1t with different fabrics
and colors.
while I admit I like to at
tract attention" Debra said
seriously. II save my dramatic
clothes for special occasions. I
prefer simple things for every
day wear.
Il feel an obligation to be
perfectly groomed because I'm
in the public eye, but I think
it's every woman's obligation
to a certain degree"
Dieting Problem
Debra's mother is a wonder
ful cook and admits frankly to
being overweight.
ITS awfully hard to diet in
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Miss Stohlmun
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Stohlman of Chevy Chase an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Dorothy Cahill
to Mr.. Thomas Joseph Egan.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Michael Egan.
Miss Stohlman is a graduate
of Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent and received her bachelor
of arts degree from st. Joseph
College.
Mr.. Egan is a graduate OF
Georgetown University and is
attending Georgetown Univer-
sity Law Scho0.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Foshion Definition

BLACK WATCH. This names
a regiment of Scottish High
landers, formed in the eight
eenth century. They were so
called because they wore a
dark tartan. The Black Watch
is still in existence; it's now a
territorial regiment called the
Forty-second Highlanders. The
tartan is still around. too: in
fact the dark blue-green plaid
is one of the. biggest fashion
colors for fall-it makes suits.
skirts, coats, evening skirts,
rainwear and even petticoats.
It's being done in fabrics other
than wool. too; felt and denim,
for instance.
Evening star., 1955-09-12

for life insurance
agency, excellent opportunity Ae-
curate and dependable, 5-day week,
Call Mrs. OLIVER, ST. .i-53?3
Evening star., 1955-09-12

CLERK general insurance
Gffice; 40-hr.. 5-day wk. No exper
rec. Starting sal, $500 Apply
l346 Conn. ave, Suite 7lg. or
teIeInone DE. 3-6500 for appt.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
SALESGIRLS
cEs 90 TO 4

AGES 90 TO 40
Several permanent positions avail
able in fine hotel. cigar and news
departments; experience not nee
'esSary: interesting work in pleas.
ant SURROUNDINGS. Apply in person
70 Mrs. Joslyn. at newsstand IN
lobby OF Willard Hotel between
/ and 4 pm. No phone calls.
SALeSLADY, experienced. for flne
laoies' speciality shop. Apply In
person. MARTINS, ore Ellsworth
DIR. Silver Spring,
sportSweAr and acces-
sories speciality shop. 5-day wk.,
excel sal. pleasant working ar
rangements. TIFFANY, $40 14th
sALEsEADY s Al WANTED for active
credit jewelry store. pleasant sur
Toundines; company benefits; some
experiences preferred: steady en-
pioyment: salary and commission.
Apply MANAGER. KENT'S JEWEL
ERS, 70I 7th ST NV la
SALESLADY-EXerienced, permanent
position: must be 3 o. or over
TALL APPAREL. 73s 18th St. NV
sALEsLADY-selected gift mer:
rhandjse, petter clientel. excellent
working conditions. Adjustable
hours. perm. position: salary de-
ponds upon experience. Reply in
own handwriting; education, occu-
pational history. hours and start
ing salary anticipated. Box 3s7-T
EtaF --l3
Evening star., 1955-09-12
HELP-WokAEA

sECRETARY-Fcr builders once.
Construction or real estate once
expefienee preferred but mot es-
sential Good opportunity for per-
son with initiative. Call Mr..
KAHN. LO. b-lS10. Ia
Evening star., 1955-09-12

CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK. white.
MACARTHUR DRUG, EM. $4,000
or MCLEAN DRUG. EL- 6-4444;
CLERK, permanent. 5-day wk.. ex:
perience not necessary. Apply in
person. THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY.
524S Wis. ave. NV. --12
CLERK. young woman, white. for
dry cleaning store. good salary
steady work Apply In person. AR
ROW CLEANERS, 6233 Georgia
ave, NV. RA. 3-4434. liz
CLERK with knowledge Of typinE in
our accounting dept; experience
IN aecountinE not necessary; good
2PfE'up1sH TaE UEirE cia9 PfS5Ssisai PRoH1eFs
CO.. 93l Investment Building. 18th
and X SITS NV. --16
CLERK. for general once work; some
typing; high school education: SAL
arY. $50 for 6-day wk. Ju. 5-t44S
CLERK, high schsol graduate, for
general once work IN retail store
Experience not necessary. typins
essential Permanent position. Ex-
cellent opportunity for right PR
son. CAPITOL FUR SHOP. 1908 O
st. NV. LIZ
CLERKS t3l. white. to learn file
and other once work. Write iegi-
bly, and be able to stand about y
the time, Large once near 18th
and H sts. NV. handling no ner-
chandise. Hours, $50 to 5; "a
day Saturday. Salary to start, 5000
month. Phone Ma S-111S.
for dry cleaning store. ca
pable or doing minor alterations.
Apply in person, 704 N. Randolph
ST., Arl. tHeeht shopping centerJ
Ia
Evening star., 1955-09-12
HELP---WoMsN

DIETITIAN- ASSISTANT. must have
degree in home economics or nutri-
tion, etc. Experience not essential.
Pleasant working conditions. White.
COLUMBIA HOSP. FOR WOMEN,
Pa. and 25th st, NV. HU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
RECEPTIONISTS

RECEPTIONISTS
Shampoo Girls, Manicurist
Busy silver spring shop Ju: 5-51:ia
REG. NURSE. BIS, degree. public
health training, $500. GRACE
DUNN, 1911 @ st. NV, RE. 7-2S2s
sALESCLERKS. part time. retail. hp.
ply ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE. Andrews AIR Force
Base. liz
SALES GIRLS-For modern down.
town service store. Steady lob, good
pay: apply Mr.. Smith. 6"5 Z St
nv. Id
sALEsGIRL, intelligent, energetic,
under 70, interested IN learnins.
ARTS d CRAFTS SUPPLY CO..
g34 New York ave. NV. Id
sALISGIAL FOR BAKERY--Not over
.i5: SIS per day to start: b1s -day
week. Hall days Sundays, store
closed Mondays. Apply in person.
ScHUPP'S BAKERY. 5542 Conn.
ave. I4
sALEsGIRL, for shoe store. Apply
53ls Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville.
sALEsGIRL, for shoe store. Apply
manager, 1927 Good Hope rd, Sc.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
HELP-WoMEk
CASHIER

good on figures and
an am. to s:se pm. % and 9 70 il pm,
q days each wk.: Sb5 wk. and
good meals to start; ase 25-45; cal
Ia person. 4 to \ pm. TED LEWIS
REST, 9655 Conn ave NV. Ia
Evening star., 1955-09-12

- = - -
CLERK -TirIST Tor life insurance
agency, excellent opportunity AS-
curate and dependable 5-day week.
Call Mrs. OLIVER. ST. .i-53?3
CLERK-TYPIsT. general insurance
Gfice; 40-hr,, 5-day wk. No exper
l346 Conn. ave, suite 7l9. or
teiepnone DE. .-6500 for appt.
--16
CLERK. white. young lady.
1875 foE permanent position with
life insurance company. Excellent
working conditions Personal In
terview. 12..,B Conn. ave. NV. -l3
CLEIK-TYPIST. under 35, for gen.
eral once work. 5-day, ~ 2-h0ur
week Company. dement's, economical
cafeteria. Apply Personnel once,
I'd floor. EQUITABLE LIFE IN
suRANCE CO, SIG i4th st. NV
--l6
CLERK -TYPIST. age 1890: perma-
nent position open IN an expanding
organization for an alert person;
accurate typing required: frs,. e-3,.
5-day week; paid vacation sno Sick
Excel company Dement'S. Apply
CLERK - Interesting work
advancement. Apply IN person. OLD
COLONY FINANCE CORP. 1919 R,
/. ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd. II"
hish school erad-
uate white, age 1890 for estan-
hshed real estate Arm. No expert
ence necessary. Call Ma. s-3oss;
CLERK TYPIsTs: several immediate
openings; college training or sx.
minimum typinE. As WON: 37la.
hour week: q days leave. Call Ms
Linden. AMERICAN PsYCHoL.
OGicAL ASSN, co. 5-U597 fol
appointment.
cIERK- -TYFisT-Psrm. position. 5.
day week. s.3a-5. Paid vacation
Insurance benefits. No holiday work,
Ability to plan own work. start
ing salary. s2s5 month. Or mers' ss
BOLD, Ma. S-gll2, Monday and
Tuesday. 9l7 18th st. nv. --i3
CLERK-TyPisT. Permanent inter
esting position in air-eend. ONCE
General ONCE work. 5-day week,
paid vacation. DI. 1-5905. lis
CLERK -TYPIST. '5n-dsy wk. Apply
THE ESTHER SHOP. RIM. 227. the
Homer Bldg. 18th ST. bet. and O
--l3
CLERK -TYPIST-opportunity in tx.
| ecutiye offices. Position for person
desiring permanent work, who vii
assume career-minded attitude snc
sccretarial responsibility. Some ex.
per req: age to % yrs; 5-day wk.
many benefits. Apply RIM. 8Ol
Commerce Bldg.. Conn. ave. and X
ST NV -I3
CLERK .TYPIsT. general once work
5-day Wk.. good salary. EMILE
INC. 12.I Conn. ave. --l2
lCIERK-TYPIST for q large motor
picture organization. Recent higf
hour week. Call RE. s-os00. Ext; go
CLERK.TYPIsT. 1890, for smal
Office, typing essential Apply bet
9a.m. and $3.50 pm. 13"" Penn
ICLERK'TYPIST for contractor
ONCE. Good salary for the righ
party. Call IA. 2-693s. --l2
Evening star., 1955-09-12
HELP-WokAEN
SAI,ESI.AnY

For .ewelry store: perm, position;
excel. salary: exper. Desirable but
and Of GOOD appearance, nENe0Ns
JEWELRY CO. 1919 = st. Nv.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
Government Employees
Insurance Companies
l4th AND L SITS. NV. ,

FSheN abbAy ~ - 49,
INSURANCE AGENCY GIRL. wanted
10 handle growing agency in sen-
sral insuranc: field; good chance
for advancement; age 2o-3o. 81
INSURANCE CLERK - Permanent
position open in large company
experience in IRE and casualty de-
sired. This Is an excellent oppor'
rnnity for the right person. Hours,
a-5. 5-day week; paid vacation and
sick leave Apply ~. L 81 NV
INFORMATION CLERK
White, II TO 30 HiEh school grad
uate, no experience necessary
Must be bondahle and be able 70
furnish good references. Perma-
nent full-time employment: Apply
in nerson TO Mr. s.. A. Wampisr,
between q am and pm. TRAIL
WAYS TERMINAL Of Washington.
18th and New York ave. NV. Il
Evening star., 1955-09-12
PIX OPERATOR

Permanent position for young lady
with PIX experience and reason
able typinR speed. Air-eondltioneo
day week. Call Mr.. ROSEDALE,
after q am. LA. tj-6573, I'D
PIANIST. accomplished. white. to
play dancing school: work 10 Alex
andris; must play classical. popu-
lar and boogie- woosie. Hours, 3 to
$50, weekdays; Sat. from . TO o..
or would consider part-time posi-
tion. KI. S-h334, XII. a-3326 Tor
interview liz
PRESS OPERATORS tef, SHIRT
FISISHERS t.l. and I household
DRY. 2e27 K st. NV. Mrs. schaf-
Evening star., 1955-09-12
THE EVENING STAR
AIRLINE
HOSTESSES

You can now fly with the
finest airline in the world,
with routes both In the
United States and over
seas, if you can meet these
qualifications: High school
graduate, age 2l-27; height
SO" to 5'8";; weight 100-135;
attractive, unmarried; eye
sight 20l50 or better; train
ing at company expense with
pay. Apply 10y Cope, Lee
House Hotel, Tuesday, Sep
tember 13, am. to 5 pm.
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
sTENOGRAPHER

and diversified duties IN
personality Is required. Must be
good typist and have some knoEl-
edge Of shorthand. Apply personnel
ONCE.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
HELP--WoAEk
JUNIOR
CLERK

20-39 yrs. Of age, accurate with de-
tails. to measure advertising line
age: 5-day, 40-hr. week; must work
2 out of 5 week ends. Apply person
mel. Room sos; open weekdays 9:30-
5 and Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
I PAYROLL SUPERVISOR

Must have complete knowledge OF
use Of cemptometef: some payroll
experience preferred: 4G-hour. %
day week; excellent company bene-
fits TO the one who uualif1es. Ap-
ply Personnel Once.
SEARS ROEBuCK & CO.
oil BladensburR Rd. NE.
Evening star., 1955-09-12


PAYROLL CLERK
EXPERIENCE NOT RE-
QUIRED BUT MUST BE
GOOD AT FIGURE DE-
TAILS. SOME TYPING
BUT ABILITY TO TYPE
ACCURATELY MORE DE-
SIRABLE THAN SPEED.
GOOD STARTING SALARY
AND OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. 35-HOUR,
5-DAY WORK WEEK. EX-
CELLENT COMPAN Y
BENEFITS. APPLY IN
PERSON, 9 AM. TO 4 PM,
ROOM 4l6 RING BUILD
ING, 1900 18th ST. NV.
is
Evening star., 1955-09-12


BANK TRAINEE, (5 openings); good
With figures, knowl. typtng: excel;
future. Miss Black at BoYD's. 700
18th st., cor. @ NV.
BEAuTIClAN. sxper, cHILLuM
TERRACE BEAUTY SALON. 59l4
Elss: Eins1' Il iii. Aystsssiiiille sassii u 0'oe1 -s
sy Se.s s0fa FhgD GRsfas?f TE Saaltd RH
8TYLIsT at Brooks. 1l09 G st.
NV LIZ
REAUTIclAN; s-day wk.. also part
time. MARY BRUCE HAIRDRESS-
ER. 2430 Penna. ave, ST. 3-a3:.T,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and mani
eIrst . for bs1s salon c.n.. in me1T4SeENsF yfNcEN
EF VINCENT. Ma. s-0S35. Ia
'BEAUTICIAN, colored. Shampoo girl
in mod. air-cond. salon. Good sal
ary plus excellent tips. Mr.. HAR-
OLD. Hairstylist, JU. 5-e232; eyes ,
call home res. ia. 9-9SS9. --l3
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman. For
- Wheaton's busiest and most pro-
gressive salon. Can Mr.; GEORGE,
open. WILLIAM or WASHINGTON,
INC. 1884 Conn. ave, OIL. 6-4Sle,
nEAUTICIAN, exper., ail-round
operator Apply GABRIEL's. 1919
Conn. ave. NV. Ia
BEAUTICIAN. white. good hair
stylist; no nanicuring. LEE STU
do. Wash. Bids. Ma. s-22l3,
kEAUTICIAN Ccolortdl. experienced.
800 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3-9625. or
II R.A4R5 liz
sEAurlcAN - ARL. SALON OF
BEAUTY. Top quality. operator
only. salary open; Iuil or part
time. ia. 7-l4s4. residence 20
S-T334. --l4
BEAUTICIAN, all around. salary Plus
commission, KkNNEDY-WARREN
BEAUTY SALON. 1888 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERAToR-Apply PAT
YOUR HAIRDRESSER, e37 st,
NV, NE. S-4S37, -ls
BEAUTY OPERATOR; top salary and
comm. pd. vac, sd, wk., no night
york. air;eOnd: shop, l.sg ,Sro,s "iiKSGH K9T
sridT. s1sd Arl lxuonsriNEs t Sns A'FS Hoss AtG q
Hair stylg., ia. 7-3023. OF. 4-i369
BEAUTY OPERATOR. male or te-
male. Telephone sundays. RA
sss9s; s9G ysssSayT H. ta aY'oo Of psrt
time, 5-day week; top salary an. and
JACQUES coiFFEuR. 1904 Com
BEAUTY pfSutifs' eSSR eoSPSERAroRs-Marvsious
opportunity for expert hair stylists
genial shop: comfortably air condl:
Toned. LILLIAN CRAMER. 10
18th St. nv. CO. 5-ag43 --I4
BOOKKEEPER, age 2S-36; nd small
ONCE, varied duties. ST. 3-o99O
BOOkkEEPER, elec. Underwood
mach. for general insurance agency,
Good location. 1-day week; group
sickness and life insurance. Paid
vacations and sick leave. Good
salary and profit snare Experience
required Write Box IDLY. star. :.
giving age experience and salary
expected. Our employees have been
informed Of this ad. L.
BOOkkEEPER, .0-.b5. accounts re-
ceivabIe; general oflice auto. ex-
perience preferred: S65 wk.; Alex
andria area. Call Mr. HhRDMAN.
sOoKKEEPHR for construction Of
Ace. Must have stenoRfaphie or
typIng experience. Construction
estimating helpful but not essen
tiai. Must have car. In answer
ing. state fully experience. refer
ences, age and salary expected
sookkEEPiSG sSS ilEE S;ef MACH. opR.. book
keeping e1per., GOOD salary excei.
S051 18th St, Silver Spring. Mc;
Evening star., 1955-09-12


DANCE TEACHERS. ballroom, full or
part time; ages, II to "a; single;
sarv. We train yoH; excellent
earnings. paid vacations, Apply in
person, 9-s pm. VlCTOR'S ETU-
DIOg, 1880 Conn. ave. NV. --i3
DANCE TEACHERS uO), ages q.
80, TO teach ballroom dancing fuli
or part time. No experience nee
essary Training given free, Neat
appearance and natural dancins
ability essential. Permanent posi-
p'm' tiGns 0bt5 poN MRARsTfN1 STUDIOS
bOo 13th ST. NV. -lk
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exper., salary
open; receptionist-secy., DIR. s once,
open lab. and X-ray technicians,
open PROF EsSIONAL PLACE
MENT. 1895 Eye st. NV. Come In.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
IBM KEY PUNCH
OPERATORS

Alphabetical key punch OPERATOR
with at least q months expeLlehgg'
on type O-nA and O-26 or O-ou'
excellent vorking conditions ~
convenient locations: 5-day week
b TO 4 80.
Evening star., 1955-09-12
The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. som,
typine. experienced. for whoIeSal,
food distributor. Apply In persor
ST. ne. to MR.. SUTTON. LA. 8.
7340. Ia
Comptometer Operator - sec
Bookkeeping machine trainees S5t
Cashier-Tell . - S5f
Cierk-Typist S5C
SILVER sPRING-ROcRvL.. EMPL.
S4I3 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-444t
liz
CREDIT CLERK. In one OF wash
ington's largest and hneSt stores
Experienced routine work. typine
necessary 5-day week CompnnS
benefits. Apply in person. MAJOR
MASTERPIECES. INC. all Tin 81
NV. I3
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SALESLADY

Hosiery, exper. Excellent salary,
perm. position, liberal store dis
Count. Apply PHnIPsBoRN, ? st
ct 18th, Mr.. SchWarts (3rd NJ
Evening star., 1955-09-12
ADAlF; ARLiSd;ToN-AI sfSF:; i'eSi AT. $3.50
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY

POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY
s3:i4 Wilson Blvd, Arl., ia. $4,000
a11 Kine st.. Alex. XII. 9-5053
ASSISTANT TO DIRECTOR Of pri-
yately endowed institution Tor
women In Washington. Necessary
experience should include ONCE and
Keeping ability. knowledge OF
Washington and training In. han
dicrafts or similar skills desirable,
also bookkeeping Age, 40 to ~
Living on premises optional, Appll-
cants please enclose resume OF ex-
perience and educational BACK
around and state age. --lS
Evening star., 1955-09-12

a1s Ellsworth Dr., Room l02
Silver Spring, Md, JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-09-12
B-14 THE EVENING STAR
HTLP-woMEN tcoat.l

Washington. D. C.
MONDAY. sEPTEMBER IL, 1855
Evening star., 1955-09-12
MANAGER

FOR SPoRTSWEAR department in
fine ladies speciality shop. Must
be hiRhly experienced and top sales
person. Excellent salary and bonus
arrangement. This Is an excellent
opportunity for the right person
BOX ut Star -lb
Evening star., 1955-09-12
MODELS

Part time photographic work. expert
ence not required. Send snapshot
or apply FRIDAY or Saturday only
PHOTO EDITORIALS, $50 D st. nv
I3'
NURSE. R.N.-For physicians ONCE
and clinic. full time, top salary
and hours. Call LO. 7-76u0. ---L2