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Evening star., 1955-11-29
Suspect Held
In Auto Thefts

Park Police today were holding
a prime suspect" in recent
thefts from automobiles parked
in the city's parks most Of them
on the Monument Grounds anc
in the West Potomac area.
Park Police 1t. Charles p
Apfelbeck said the solution came
with the arrest Sunday of James
Elmer Gregory. 22, colored, oi
327 Fourteenth street NE.
Gregory. picked up on a speed
ing charge, was found armed
with q loaded automatic and wa,
taken to a police lineup yester.
day. He was Identified by Parf
Police Detectives w. w. Guntei
and P. w. Birch as a member
of a four-man gang of suspected
auto break in thieves they traileo
last week but couldn't catch In
the act.
Gregory, allegedly in posses.
sion OF stolen clothing wher
arrested. has admitted his part
in the thefts, 1t. Apfelbeck said
The officer reported that
Gregory and three others were
trailed by detectives with walkie.
talkie radios in an effort to
catch them in the act. "
Gregory, the only one of the
four arresetd so far. was charged
with petty larceny and carrying
Ia dangerous weapon.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Group Pays Tribute
To Mrs. Douqherty

A memorial resolution honor
ing Mrs. John Allan Dougherty
prominent social and humani-
tartan leader here who died oc-
tober 26. has been adopted By
the Advisory Board Of the Saliva
tion Army. on which she served
Mrs. Dougherty. the former
Margaret McGraw. lived at 2122
Massachusetts avenue NV.
9. Z. For many years Margaret
Dougherty unselfishly. loyalty
and truly gave splendid service
in the interest of the Salvation
Army of Washington. d. C. /.
and as q member Of. as the or
|ganizer and as a former president
|of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Salvation Army through such
activity has been Of untold benz
|efit to the Salvation Army" the
resolution declared.
During her long civic and So
Icial career here Mrs. Dougherty
was the founder Of the Thrift
Shop and the arranger Of several
inaugural balls as well as the
lPolicemar's Ball.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Teachers College
To Get 100 Books

Mrs. Pada Prabha viyadhana,
Ia 1865 graduate Of Wilson
Teachers College, viii present
nearly 100 books on philosophy
to the District Teachers College
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the
Lounge Of the Wilson building,
Eleventh and Harvard streets
INV.
Mrs Vivadhana selected the
books to include all phases Of
philosophy. religious. educa-
ltional. literary and pure philoso-
lphy. The presentation is in
honor OF Miss Anna D. Halberg,
retired professor of education
and principal OF Wilson Normal
School In 1929.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
The Hseht e.
alse kss four ether superb
new Zenith transistos models
for you 70 ehooss froml

Please refer this announcement % q
hard-of-heafing friend or rela6ve-it
may Be the nost important news il
his Life.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

The three soldiers, Pvts. Nor
ris Anderson. 1S. Of Lulu, Miss;
william W. Ashby, 10. Of Lyons,
Miss, and Frank Hudson, II. Of
Jamestown. Miss, confronted Mr..
smith before Assistant United
States Attorney Kenneth Wood.
After they told Mr.. Wood that
Mr.. Smith was not the man who
cut them, the soldiers went TO
police headquarters to examine
the rogues gallery.
Sometimes its hard to hold
back the tears" Mr.. Smith said
before he faced the servicemen,
Mr.. Smith said he never fire.
uuented the area where the
stabbing took place. At the time
OF the assault he was employed
by a carry-out food shop on
Fourteenth street NV.
The soldiers were part Of .
group Of high school students
from Mississippi visiting WASH
ington when the stahbing oc-
CURED. According to police, the
Mississippialas were walking near
sixth street and New York ave-
nue. NV. when they bumped
into a youth on the sidewalk.
After words were exchanged, ths
visitors said. the youth and an
other colored youth pulled knives
and cut them.
Angered ct the attack. Noxu-
bee County lMiss.l officials de-
manded that the Mississippi
National Guard or q State Patrol
be sent to Washington to pro-
tect touring high school students
Evening star., 1955-11-29

"A 70 year : OLD houSebreaklng
suspect. cornered in a vacant
shack during a chase b. police,
was shot fatally yesterday by a
policeman who said he was
threatened with a pocketknife,
Dead at D. C. General Hospi-
tai was Cecil Boone, colored
Homicide Squad Detective 1t.
Nunzio Bonaccorsy said police
Pvt. L. r. Blancato fired three
shots at Boone after chasing
him into q shack on q vacant lot
In the TOO block OF Nineteenth
street NE. Boone, according to
police, lived In the 200 block of
Bates street NV. and had been
arrested four times previously
! this year.
Pvt. Blancato and Pvt. j. E.
Strobel had been sent to the
poolroom at Nineteenth and Ben
ming road NE. to investigate a
| tip that Boone. suspected Of a
housebreaking last night. was
there, The policemen arrived
shortly after noon and began to
question Boone about his iden-
Evening star., 1955-11-29
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. 80 All


Charles K. Mcwhorter. chair
man of the Young Republican
National Federation. told a meet
ing Of the Young Republicans in
the Standardization Hotel that
they can play an important role
Evening star., 1955-11-29

Ever since the miraculous discovery of
Tiny but expensive tfansistors, Zenith and
its dealers have shared q dream with
Americas hard-of.hearins.
Il seemed dream. A vision Of hearing
aid efficiency, clarity, convenience,
operating economy-and all at . price
so very low that these benefits could be
enjoyed by every hard-of.hearing person.
In every walk of life.
To-day, IBIS "imposdbiss dream b1s be-
come SeGiityi JUST imagine . highly
efficient, fnlI-powered 4.tfansistor hearing
aid % small i can be worn in q womans
Evening star., 1955-11-29

by canvassing for registrations
beginning December Z.
Among honor guests at the
meeting were Mrs. William F.
|Burdick, president Of the District
League of Republican Women.
Fred L. Nixon presided.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

But that's not ALL The Zenith -S0-X"
is sold with = Today Money.Back Guaran-
tee. If you are not completely satisfied :. !.
If you do not find that il equals or excels
the performance Of competitive makes
selling for more, simply return If for
full refund. And remember, the $50 price
includes everything: High-performance
air-conduction earphone, cord, stock ear
mold. One-year Warranty and Five.Year
Service Plan. Time payments. if you wish.
Act now. A hearing aid today is symbo.
OF progress and intelligence %. victor,
over false pride!
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Big Registration
For 6. o. p. Urged

The Districts Young Republi-
cans last night were urged to
work for a large registration for
the primary elections here
May /,
Evening star., 1955-11-29

from that State. The affair was
called to the attention Of At
torney General Brownell by
Representative Abernethy, Dem
.ocrat Of Mississippi.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

hair, as brooch. or under q mans neck.
tie. Yet it sells for only $50 complete.
This, thanks TO Zenith's 36 years of
electronic experience and "know.how"
plus the willingness Of Zenith dealers TO
accept ita pyofa per sale, in order to
bring the security, happiness and oppor.
tunities Of better hearing within easy
reach of ali.
Operating costs. too, are amazingly low.
just one tiny dry-celI battery, available
everywhere, operates the "so-X" for about
lOe week.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Three GIs Clear Suspect
In Street Stobbing Here

soldiers who flown here to testify against 20
coored accused Of stabng them in street fight
last June testified today he not their assaiant
Freed Of the charge of assault with deadly weapon was
Smith OF the 1900 block of Third street NV Mr. Smith,
who UNEMPLOYED had denied the charge from the outset
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HOUSEKEEPING Suspect
Slain in Police Chase

"A 20 year old housebreakngity He broke away and he
suspso.i nsS dna IUeu h. - @ down Nineteenth street.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
MntchSfick Bamboo
Draac Draperies
48 in. scide, II in. long .4S
Pr.

Bamboo the tropics answer to
sunlight and breeZeS -. add the dis
tinctive Far Eastern look all by simply
hanging natural matchstick bamboo
draw draperies and blinds!
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Teachers
Arthur Murray

HAS POSITIONS OPEN
FOR SEVERAL YOUNG
LADIES WITH COLLEGE
BACKGROUND, NEAT APP
PEARANCE AND PLEAS
ING PERSONALITY. IF
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
JOINING THE STAFF OF
ONE OF OUR FOUR
LARGE BEAUTIFULLY
APPOINTED dos
AND PARTICULARLY EN-
JOY WORKING WITH
PEOPLE THIS WILL BE
THE ANSWER TO THE
CHAN GE YOU HAVE
BEEN THINKING ABOUT.
INCOME, SITS TO 500
WEEKLY, WITH EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY OF
MOVING TO INTERVIEW
ING AND SUPERVISORY
POSITIONS. POSITIONS
AVAILABLE IN OUR
ALEXANDRIA, AIRING
TON, SILVER SPRING
AND WASHIN TON
STUDIOS. APPLICANTS
WILL BE INTERVIEWED
THIS WEEK FROM 6 TO
9 PM. SAT RDAY
BEFORE s PM. ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIOS, 1O1l
CONNECTICUT AVE, NV.
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HELP-MEh AND WOMEN
HELP-DoMEsTlc

G.Hw.. Tues. FRI. Sat. Must like
S esilldI KR s ogsa cook Top ..ler'
G.H. w.. live In, must be experienced
and clean; 5Iz days. child care
Good starting salary: ne. Sec;
HOUSEKEEPER, for vidower and
college student son; will provide
good home. and 500 month. for
middle-aged woman who Is alone.
White or eolored; must be able to
cook. clean house. wash and iron.
Must have top references as TO
honesty. ability and eood health.
State age, experience, etc. In your
reply. Box 226-C. Star. lii
MAID, white, for semi-invalid, light
houseUork, strong: age 1880; must
live in: i weekday and alternate
Sundays on: $40 VIZ. no. 2-0656.
MAID. R.h.w. and care of chill
dren a and 2 yrs. old. for profess
sional couple; live in. 5-day wk.
MsD Mi & ssTs s, for s s:s:i.n ssv Viz Viz
discuss salary. Oh 6-4115: %
MOTHERS HELPER-Live in. pri-
vate room. board, of u day Thurs.
and every other Sun; S25. Call
after $50 am. IA. 9-6l16. 10
ELDERLY WOMAN, to live in:
parents work; small salary: stay
with 2 children Call LA. 6-l052
MORNINGS 10
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YOUNG MAN

Credit department under
study required by South's
largest wholesale distribu-
tor of mechanical con-
struction supplies and
equipment. No previous
experience necessary, but
must be a high school
graduate. Outstanding OPP
portunity for advancement
under supervision Of credit
department executive. This
is a permanent position,
with excellent " or king
conditions. Company offers
attractive sick benefits, in
surance, retirement, vaca-
lions and profit participa-
ton program, together
with on-the-job training,
Write BOX 315-B, Star, CIV
ing personal details and
for an interview.
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HTuATioNS-MeN

CHEMIST, clinical, Ph.D.. expert
enced. veteran. interested in hospi-
tai. laboratory, research. or teach
ing position. WASHINGTON. D. C. area
only. Box 307-C. Star o.
DRAFTING. MECHANICAL, ELEC.
TRICAL or Illustrations and archi-
tectural tracings: ,,WE, 6-6o73 or
PAYROLL. CosT ACCOUNTING,
tmkps some bkkpg.; is yrs. exper
Minimum $50 vk. JU. 5-3047
after &. Ill
COMDR. UsN CRet.,. age "a. BuAer-
Eng, exper.. 5000 fight hours. 500
+ Jets. desires position sales en-
gineer aircraft. aero. equip. mfgr.
Resume available. Box 16l-p. star
GOOD AT MOST THINGS. would
like work after 6 pm: no Wed.
Fri or Sun. Ii. 1888
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sITUATIoNS-woMEN

bookkeeping. tax
work Part-time. RE. .7-3S54. IL
ACCOUNTANT, CPA, former revenue
agent, desires part-time account
ing or tax work. Box acc, Star.
COMPANION TO elderly lady. Best
ref. Refined white woman. OF, A.
LADY ACCORDIONIST, white. young.
Attrae., wants evening engagements.
Clubs. lodges, parties. or special
occasions. LU. l-06lS. ewes. till
oFfiCERs' CLUB EXPERIENCE. all
phases supervision and clerical, 80
years. white, single. PILLS, 1900
Winston ST., Norfolk. Va. H.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, desires
days week; experienced. refer
ences. DI. 1-337S. Ill
RELIABLE, mature woman will stay
wk ends or nights with elderly lady
or couple. Box 169-D. Star, H. -.
CALL AD. f-O630 for LIST class full
or part time help. PRUDENTIAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1858
f WcIEsfihf Fl 9fiXXPirsr. former re-
porter, desires any typing at home.
Pickup and delivery. RIA. 3-3l4 S.
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CLEhh-IYF1SI
ThorouEhly experienced in general
once work; permanent position;
good salary: pleasant workins con-
ditions: paid vacation: discount
privileges: b-dav week: excellent
opportunity for conscientious per
son. Apply 10 Mr.. Paige
HOUSE OF HERMANN
7th and Eye SITS. NV. 10
COUNTER sALESCLERK, white. TO-
81 some typins, once. waitress
duties. Hours 9-6 Mgr, Ii, T-33Q3
DRUG CLERK and cosmetician for
new drugstore in NV. area. Pleas
ant working eonds. CO. 5-0ll1,
HELL. experienced. white
for new fountain. No Sunday work
good hours. apply in person. 1901
INsURANcE-GENERAL
modern Insurance once: $1,000 &c
start. Box lab. Star. %
LOCAL MANAGER-Position open
exceptional opportunity for qualifieo
woman: car and phone necessary:
no canvassing: weekly paycheek.
For interview. write Box 336-c
children's department:
must have necessary qualifications
lob entails evening work; excellent
ersetic woman. Apply BEYpA's,
skbbficlAfE' Ia L a BobRxAroRY TECHsI.
CLAN, to work in nv. doctors Of
nee; once. CO. 5-0s97; home, EN-
LOAN COMPANY ofier.
unusual opportunity for q qualified
stsnosrapher with proven capa:
eios Si =. Va. i FHA. c:oSyentionai and
construction loans. We will pay q
salary Commensurate with the
Give summary Of experience, ad-
dress and telephone number In ap-
piieation. No inquiry will be made
until after personal interyieE; Ad-
dress reply to Box 436-C star;
NURSE, practical. for middie-aged
ings; 2 in j family: capable OF
giving hypodermics; salary open
opening Telephone Ma. s-l543, for
R lRsfTnisS MANAGER. sarden-type
apt, nearby Arl. Must be exper
No child; Si09 and apt. Box l52-B,
star III
RESIDENT MANAGER--Experienced
manager, Garden-t apartment,
for Virginia DEVELOPMENT. A lady
between 40 and so years Of age
preterrsd. Must be s single. IT THIS
nice unfinished l-bedroom apart
ment. Mr.. MACY. HU. $4,000
Ia
SALEsLADY-Ready TO wear fol
high-grade elientel. Must bt
Thoroughly exper,; steady position
Excellent opportunity for the right
party. Salary, $50 per week. Apply
1913 Conn. ave.
SALESLADIES, part time, ewes. 3 ia
q. Saturdays IL to o. Apply BEY-
DA'S. 31lA l4th st NV. p
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PLAsTERERS

Hackers. tapers. point-up men
wanted Immediately: plenty of ma
terial; top salary. Apply at: THE
DAN OSTROW CONSTRUCTION
Co, 1924 Georgia ave, Silver
,spring, I'D. Ill
PLUMBER with experience. in re-
pair work Permanent lob for right
man. 327 L st. ne. Rear. 3
PORTER, colored must be elieible
for bonding and possessed with
reference. Working hours, Tues,
Wed, Thurs, Fri, pm. TO
am: Sat, . pm. TO ! an; Sun.
7 am. to pm. Salary. $50 per
week. Apply ARISTO CLEANERS.
1928 g. Capitol st., Sat, between
FRESHMAN. experienced letterpresI
for lob dept; operate small auto,
matte cylinders and platens. Must
know quality.controi Steady back
ground required: no drifters, Open
shop. Salary based on ability Cal
Mr.. WEBSTER, MA 6-So6l: eve
PRINTER-PRESSMAN-Part or full
time, for small commercial shop
Salary based upon ability. Boz
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HELP-WoNlEN
Telenhone Solicitors.

1tI6PIIUIlc OUIICIIUIbf
openings are now avail.
able in our circulation department
for persons with pleasant telephone
manners. with the confidence and
ability necessary to do telephone
saIeswork. A truly challenging iot
Offering unlimited possibilities fol
the women who meet our require
m ers and ~ s1 bo,ss an 81 iaOreC
to At your requirements in many
cases. II interested in steady and
ENJOYABLE work. contact Mr.. WAT
SON LOGAN MOTORS CO.. iii
18th st. NV. between 0 q. m. and
8 pm, Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
HELP-WoMEN Cont. !

CLERK TYPIST - Permanent posi-
ton: 5-day. 4O-hour Wk.; diver
sifled duties: vacation with. pay.
Disqualification benefits. Call AID.
$4,000 Tor an appointment. Ill
CLERK-TYPIST - 5-day. 40-hour
week; permanent position; pleas
ant working conditions; paid vaca-
ton. Apply in person. NEW CITY
Room 36s, Edmonds BidT. ii
CLERK TYPIST. white. young lady.
1898. for permanent position with
life insurance co.., excel. working
condition; personal interview. 1928
CLERK -TYPIS1 perm. position, s.
day. 37ts-hr. wk.. pleasant work
Ing conditions. vacation with pay.
group disqualification. employee
benefits Apply In person. goth
Centurv Fox Film Corp. Ais 3rd
st NV. DI. 1920. Iii
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent. 5.day
week; group hospital and other
employe benefits; centrally located;
good salary. QUEEN QUALITY
SHOES, 1921 r st. NV. Dl, q
cIERk-TYPIsT. fulnrment depart
ment in worldwide publishing
arm; excellent opportunity for
young ambitious girl willing to
learn; 40-hour, 5-day week; vaca-
ton. insurance and disqualification
paid: age 1890. Call MISS GROVE.
nI S-Q2S2
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa, Ave. NV.

18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
TYPIsT. must be accurate. for In
surance agency. some clerical. work.
Insurance experience preferred
TYPIsT-CLERK. experienced in gen.
eral once work: age 35-45; start
ing salary. S225 per month: lunch
and other employe benefits. Call
Mr.. Burke or Mrs. Wells. DU.
MATTRESSES, WHITE, exper.: excel
working conds.: no SUNDAYS. Apply
FaRs sri Pns aftfT nj ks THE FAX MAY T.
NV. la
MATTRESSES. white, experienced,
no Sun. work: good tips. Apply 6l2
18th st. NV. %
WAITRESS, neat. attractive. rs ID
30. Good tips. 8 pm. TO 2 am
1929 Ga. ave. NV. III
WAITRESS. white. experienced. over
81: for night work. Apply 1915
Georgia ave. NV. 10
WAIIREssE E:r Thiss' sxgsT Apply WI n
134b Conn. ave. NV. -
in person, PoUGET's REsTAU:
RANT. 1900 Conn. ave. NV. 10
WAITRESS, attrae., night club type;
HIDE-A-WAY. $40 Pa. ave. sc.
L salI ayoN Pr PRop bgsc Nc e Earn
S25-S40 wkly, taking orders from
regular customers near you. DI
ARR You INTERESTED in an in.
branch Of 0 national financial
organizationf Ali company bene-
FITS. MR.. GRIFFIN. JU. $500.
%
PART-TIMH SALES WOMEN. Up TO
S24 A DAY: NO CANvASSINQ
CALL ANN WALTERS. uN. 4-as6s
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HELP-MEN

TIRE REGR0OvRR, exper., or viii
teach man ana pay salary during
training period. Earnings up 70
$3.50 per VIZ. No phone calls. BEN
HUMIDITY TIRES. 3446 14th
ct. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER to haul building
materials. CHERRYDALE BLOCK
PLANT, Arl.. Va. See T. A. johnson.
TRUCK DRIVER, full time. for fur
niture store; experienced only. APP
ply In person, vIRQA & CO. 7l26
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Nd. LIZ
TRUCK DRIVERS AND LABORERS,
experiensed. for wood and coal
18th 81. ne Ill
Tv BENCHMAN, paid vacation; only
experienced need apply. CAR
ROLLS. 71a II st. NV" NE; g.
2046. IL
Tv sERvICEMAN. experienced only:
transportation furnished; salary
" " s sEsSIcEMEN. outsid. seEk
,r Trans rH tur III salary e 4 open. cEEIi-
~ sERVicE MIN. full time. exper
outside. top nay and comm. paid
vacations this summer, 90S 18th
st. Sc. PENN. Tv CO. Ii. 4-0046
TYPIsT. seneral oficework; expe-
rienee preferred but not essential;
work. AMERICAN TIRE CO., 1915
X st. ne, Ii. 6-1212.
VULCANIZER, sectional work only
no recappinR; salary depending on
ability. No phone calls. BEN
HUMIDITY. 3446 l4th st. NV.
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
now available in oIr circula-
ton department for Dersons
with pleasant telephone man
ners, with the conference and
ability necessary TO- do tele-
phone saleswork. The sales
commission Is libefal and the
hours can be tailored TO Mt
your requirements In many
cases.
II interested In steady and
enjoyable work contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 204, between
9 am. and 8 pm.
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SALESLADIES

For gifts and mems hosiery depart.
ment in fne speciality store: full
time employment from nov until
Christmas; experience In selling
and good local references neces.
sary. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MOTHER, two young children, would
like to contact kind person makins
trip to Miami, Florida. RA. b
TO MIAMI, Monday. Take O.. share
expenses. Cali nights. 10. 5-oobo.
WANTED. RIDE TO MIAMI. Leaving
the 18th. Share expense and driv-
ing. Phone am, DU. 7-I155.
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Statistical TVniSt

SCaLlSClcal 1yplSL
For the Alex. and 8 Arl. area. Must
be experienced and accurate; g.
day week. Apply Mr.. Beers,
COASTAL CORP, 443 Calvert
STENOGRAPER, permanent position,
branch once, national organization,
typing and shorthand required: s.
day week, e-6; employe benefits.
under IS. Phone MA. e-0l04. MRS.
WERTH. --I2
STENOGRAPHER. 5-day. 37h-hr.
week. Apply In person RKO RADIO
PICTURES, S52 New Jersey ave
NV. liz
STENOGRAPHER, To work with an
old-established organization; IBM
electric typewriter: good WORKING
conditions, insurance benefits; D.
day week. Apply 1879 Eve st. NV.
end floor. Ia
STENOGRAPHER- TYPISf - Must
know medical shorthand. 6ha.day
week, good salary. Apply EMER-
GENCY HOSPITAL LABORATORY.
sTENoGRAPHER for responsible
position In insurance agency; sal
airy depends upon ability. AID.
4-0640. III
TEACHERS-Last-mtnute vacancies:
50, 200. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. l341 O St. Re. 1-393S.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Good typist, 21-36 yrs. Of age, who
is interested In q permanent posi-
ton In our acctR. dept; possibilt-
ties Of advancement. 6-day, 4O.hr
wk. Apply personnel, Room 602:
open weekdays S:30-B and Sat.
0-l2. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l PA. AVE. NV.
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HElP-MeN

SHEET METAL WORKERS. expen-
s S.' "a. In ii. s!s S -4SSS .t.i is 8
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1919 r ST. NV.
SALESWOMEN

Six needed for ladies' clothing dept
We nav S75 weekly for. Xmas sell
ing. Must be experienced. Ask for
Mr. Strauss, EfSEMAN's, st, at
18th NV
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HELP--MEN
MAN WITH CAR

MAN. white, reliable, sober, to serve
RING BUILDING GARAGE. 1882
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M 81. NV. - ~
MAN WITH CAR
Phone u 5.l361
YOUNG MAN TO work with sales
manager. No experience needed
Soa hours see esr s aK A ATfsRRfssy ~ F
RIM. 402, 1405 @ St. NV. 3
YOUNG MAN
To learn retail shoe business. Re
turning veterans welcomed as ap-
plicants: experience not necessary
a permanent postionn for the righi
man ns r oPport nrogn tSr a ~ mr
Rohrbaueh. mgr. HANOVER SHOE
STORE, 8l3 H st. ne. III
CRAFTSMAN with eve
ming and week ends available for
work at home or cur ONCE. Resident
Of 8. Arl. IA. 1894; ewes. ia.
5-3S2T. 10
HERE'S AN OPPoRTUNITY-Local
branch OF national financial or
ganizstion seeks an ambitious, Young
man 10 begin as adiustof; all com
pany benefits, auto furnished. Mr.
GRIFFIN, JU. $500. %
GOOD opportunity to learn and adj
vance in finance business with
Baltimore. Maryland once Of ma
tional organization: age 22-29'
high school graduate, car Furnished
ali other company Dement'S. call
RE 1870 for interview: 81.
High school graduate; train fol
collection manager. Start ct once
Top salary. Need car: auto allow
ance. JU. 9-3400. Mr.. LARRY,
retired or employed per-
son to act as night Waterman
for downtown business once. Hours,
q to / am. weekdays. to 2 pm.
Sat. and Sunday. Some light tani-
torial duties. Box 3tiA-c. star.
CHEMICAL COR.
PORATION seeks area sales and
service representative for Metro
politan Washington. D. C. Inter-
views TO be held locally. Reply 10
Box 369-C Star. LIZ