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German Unity and
European Security

Peace in Europe is precarious
while Germany is partitioned as she
is today. On the other hand. q
united Germany would be power
full enough to try once mole to
dominate the European contirent.
if her nationalist hackles were
raised by another Hitler.
Both Soviet Russia and the Big
Three have long agreed on these
two propositions. But the methods
of uniting Communist East Ger
many and free West Germany.
while still maintaining peace and
security in Europe, have never been
agreed on by East and West.
Last week President Eisenhower
tried, in his personal negotiations
with Marshals Bulganin and Zhu-
kov. to persuade the Kremlin lead
ers that a united Germany. free to
choose its associates, d.e. to join
the Communist North Atlantic
community need not be a threat
to Soviet security. There were
some who thought they detected
some slight success in the Presi-
dents efforts. But the final state
ments yesterday gave no such in
dication, even though there had
been the most intense negotiations
at the foreign ministers level in the
closing days of the conference.
The crux of the problem was
this: The Communists insist that
some kind Of European security
system. preferably an all-inclusive
NATO containing representatives
of both Red East Germany and
free West Germany, must be ar
ranged first; then German unifica-
ton could follow. Britain, France
and the United States insist, how
ever, that German unif1cation
comes first, and that a free and
sovereign united Germany should
be allowed to join whichever al
lance it wishes.
At the midpoint of the con-
ference, it appeared that both sides
might compromise, and consider
the two issues simultaneously in
separate commissions after Geneva.
Later, however, dispute arose
over which item would lead the
October Foreign Ministers con-
ference agenda. 1t was never
settled.
The Russians did show some
small interest in British Prime
Minister Anthony Eden's compro-
mise plan. He insitsed that Ger
many be united, but added that a
demilitarized zone-as distin-
guished from a neutralized zone
might be set up along the borders
between Soviet-dominated and free
sections of Europe. British and
American troops could pull back,
but not out Of, Europe, he sug-
gested. President Eisenhower was
reported to have helped push this
idea with his World War II asso-
ciate, Marshal Zhukov, while Sir
Anthony tried to sell it in long
evening sessions with Marshal
Bulganin and Communist Party
Boss KhruShchev.
AS had been broadly hinted be-
fore the Geneva conference opened
last Monday, the Kremlin preferred
to let the German question simmer
for while longer. at least until
their late September meetings
with West German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer, and more prob
ably until that doughty friend of
the West has died or passed from
power.
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power. They found Khrushchev on
top, the others punched behind
him.
But there was less attention being
paid to President Eisenhower's own
possible influence on the Kremlin
power rivalry.
To the sometimes devious, some
times surprisingly direct men from
Moscow the President must have
appeared to be frightening Jekyl
and Hyde. For the first three days
of the conference Mr.. Eisenhower
spoke only good will. He even went
so far as to say he thought the
Soviet leaders genuinely intended
to avoid war.
Then, on the fourth day, he
dropped his bombshell which, in
effect, warned the Moscow group to
reform or resign. Marshal Bull
ganin and the four men who
f1anked him at the conference table
are reported to have listened to
the Presidents friendly, impas-
stoned, disarmament plea in stony
and probably stunned silence.
Effects of Meeting
President Eisenhower's week long
contacts with the top Soviet lead
ers probably had at least three i'm
portant effects:
Q Marshal Zhukov, who assumed
the role of intermediary as we'll
as "old friend" of the President.
was given new opportunity to
exert his already considerable in
f1uence on Soviet policy. If there
are differences between him and
his seniors. perhaps they have been
wldened.
. The Presidential campaign to
end the Soviet Unions isolation is.
as already mentioned, a bid to
weaken the whole Kremlin leader
ship enough to make it change its
ways.
o BY his earnestnesS and, perhaps
by the persuasiveness of his argu-
mentS. the President may have set
the khruShchev-B -Bulganin- -Molotov-
Zhukov axis to some serious re-
thinking.
Certainly it seemed safe to say,
even before all the reports from
the conference were in, that the
Presidents impact on the Russians
had been much greater than their
impact on him. If the Kremlin
leaders grip on power was loosened,
either by internal splits or other
wise. Mr.. Eisenhower's either/or
strategy will have achieved an
added boost.
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clear bombers in a constant tur-
moil Of false starts.
The Soviet Union, Of course, has
long been sensitive to aerial recon-
Nuisance, as the mounting num-
ber Of border incidents attests. 1t
has usually been American recon-
Nuisance planes which the Reds
have chosen to attack.
An idea of the complexity Of
President Eisenhowers aerial re-
connaissance proposal can be gain
ed by estimating how many Red
Air Force outposts, from the Bering
Straits to Barents Sea, would have
to be kept advised of American
reconnaissance planes movements.
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Foreign Aid

The Senate fulfilled predictions
last week and restored to the for
eign aid appropriation bill the
money the House had Topped from
it in a fit Of pique.
The Pentagon had aroused
congressional ire when it suddenly
obligated large sums of uncom-
mitted foreign aid funds on the
last day Of the fiscal year ending
June 80. Congress had expected
that money to be left unspent.
To show the executive branch who
is the Nations financial boss, the
House cut almost 20 per cent from
NATIONAL REVIEW, Page A-2S
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Power Struggle

Correspondents from all over the
world used the Geneva Conference
for first-hand study Of the Krem-
lin leaders for clues to their rela-
tive rankings In the struggle for
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Alarm System
presidenf !

President Eisenhower avoided
saying what some people, including
Sir Winston Churchill. believe
that inspection Of armaments In
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The Stroteqies

What the President apparently
came to Geneva to do was to give
the Soviet leaders their choice be-
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sITUArIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started.
Kept part time; statements, tax re-
turns: prompt reas ~ e.5407:
presently employed in public &C:
Sh SSHptnf desires desires 6n.a.F to msFe sHanss Iss
Offer. Box 40s-Y. Star. 16s
COLORED MAN desires work as ian.
itor; clean up ONCE, day or night
work: exper.. good refs. DI. 7-lb89.
CoLoRED MAN Wishes steadv work
eth contrsstor: please write 70
DESK CLERK In small hotel. white,
shift. Tu. s'os15. cal / to 8 Z. gm'
whs sres Sui sanmer TorE 'enoWiedse TYP.
ing. printing, editing Box 336-z'
JET PILOT with zest, energy, an
paps Tsl,sn. sRa are 1s.sa ifsa: soa isss9. ss
PHOTOGRAPHER, nationally known,
commercial public relations. news,
lab. and color; 20 yrs experience.
isss s1s .s., ss. Es ,sss: :a.
pepsence. reGa eeo 'rPo Re. esSso7. 20!
STENOGRAPHER--Gen ofiice work,
pay roll. full or part time. MR..
YATES, NO. 7-964Q. -16'
MAN. white exper. grocery, produce,
desires position in better class store;
refs Box 3g9-Y Star. 16s
YOUNG, exper. organist interested in
play for church services, weddings,
etc Write H. E. Metcah, Boyds. Md.
III
COLLEGE GRAD. in economics with
good experience as accountant and
office manager. Desires Sat. employ
ment. Call WO. 6-4S12 after 9 pm.
17s
JANITOR, well experienced. reliable.
ment. WO 6-S2S3
YOUNG MAN, colored. chef. cook.
houseman, porter. exper. Good
refs. Spring 4-95s0. III
COLLEGE STUDENT Summer lob
begin June IA; indoor, outdoor;
depend. EN-; top refs. EN-. q
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HELP-WoMEN
RESIDENT MANAGER

For new air-conditioned apartment
building Must present fine appear
ance and have pleasing personality,
Capable supervising personnel and
and be thoroughly experience In
apartment management. Box 11l-C,
Star. lie
sALESGIRLs, aged 10 to IS: hours
0:30 to o Mon. through Fri: good
working conditions. Apply VAL
GREEN CO, Pentagon Bldg, Ia
experienced in selling.
Permanent position, Boys wear.
5-day week; good salary: many store
benefits. Apply Mr.. Bacharach,
THE ESTHER SHOPS, 1928 r st.
for coat and suit de-
partment. in fine women's apparel
store: attractive, permanent positien
for experienced lady; 51a-day week.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS COMPANY
1924 st. NV. IL
experienced in direct
selling. to represent areas oldest
and largest business Of its type, Fuil
training. pay while training. qualified
leads. earnings in $3.50 weekly
bracket. For personal interview see
Mr.. Thomas 540S Marlboro pike Sc.
Sunday 2-5 p.m.; weekdays 1913, Do
a1i G1iEsGfn.SSbbffiEs-Ready-to-wear GnSbffiE and
accessories IN fine ladies' apparel
shop: thoroughly experienced IN
speciality store selling only need ap-
ply. THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO,
34O7 Connecticut ave. NV. III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

positions in medical
surgical and psyehiatric nursing:
rotating shifts. 44-hour week. Per-
manent evening and night duty. 40
hour week. Beginning salary $500 .91
per month, weeks leave year.
also sick time allowance and retire
once. UNIVERSITY HosPfTAL,
Baltimore. Lexington 9-0320, Ext
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SHOE SALESLADY

Preferably with some experience In
family shoe store. Apply Mr.. NEW
FIELD. 001 n st. ne. -16
STA vGRAPHER CLERK, preferably
with Insurance agency experiences;
permanent. EQU1T ABLE rN6UR-
ANCE AGENCY. I0I Munsey Bldg,
l32c z ST. NV. ME. S-O922 ~
STEN0GRAPHER. life insurance Of.
nee; permanent nosition; excellent
emn,oye benefits. $500 q month;
36k -hour week. DI 7-O333.
T0R-Must be fast and accurate
Interesting assiFnment. BOX 3l4-E.
Star. -lR
STENOGRAPHER, age 25-35, salary
open: position In Alexandria; 40
hr. wk. Call Ov. 3-2927. "a
TEN0GRAPHER, to work into po-
sition of administrative assistant,
Govt. contract exper. helpful; IS
to 35; excel opportunity for per-
son who wants permanent career
with excellent future. For appt., call
MISS BECKMAN. RE. 7-5S50. III
STENO. TYPIST switchboard exper.
preferable, 5-day week. excel. work
ing conditions, paid hosp. and va
cations. Apply In person. KINS-
MAN OPTICAL CO.. 1920 p st. NV.
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HrLp-woMEN

WAITREssEs. white. day work. and
part time. clio, expertenced;. pleas
ant working conditions. Apply 34le
ExfTfiHEssks. morning and evenins
shifts: exper. .prefeIred; Apply In
person BUS TERMINAL REsTAU-
RANT, Trailway Bus Terminal. loo
WziTkEss white. neat. experienced
and attractive: top salary and tips:
DANNY'S STEAK HOUSE corner
Good Hope I'd. and Naylor I'd. Sc.
WAITRESS. day and night, must be
experienced in food and liauor and
over 2l. Apply in person only;
WIiTESssEs 7asss B ts), for clarendon.s
newest and most modern restaurant.
Good salary and tips: must be ex-
perienced. Apply in person between
q and Ii am. and 3 to pm. (No
phone calls. please.l 1901 N. Gar
field st.. across from Murphys.a.
WAITRESS, CAPT. WHITES Famous
OYSTER HOUSE, 90S Thsyer st :.
silver Spring. Nd, JU. 5-0376.--17
WAITRESS, attractive. coiored. Ap-
ply at e36 4th ST. NV. between 2-3
pm. and 81 pm.
WAITRESS. exper.. nightwork. Ap-
ply CAzANOVA RESTAURANT. 1909
18th st NV, after pm. -19
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SECRETARY

Business manager Of ma
tionai news magazine looking
for secretary 70 share In
VARIETY Of interesting duties:
must have good skills. Ex-
cellent opportunity for intel
ngent girl with initiative to
learn business side Of pubish-
ing firm. Prefer someone who
enjoys working with figures.
Unusually pleasant working
conditions. many company
benefits, eir-eonditioned build
ing. Cal DI. 7-2900. Ext.
263. 8 am. to B pm.
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HElP-WoAEN

sALESLADY, experienced in furniture
preferred but not necessary; good
salary plus commission; permanent.
UNION FURNITURE & APPLIANCE
p white, must be sa szpe,.
SECRETARY for real estate ONCE in
Hyattsville, 5-day week, Air-condi-
toned office Prefer someone living
in vicinity Of Hyattsville or who has
own own car Good = salary. Ala. % Hosnitaliza-
MYERS. UN. 4-3500 for appoint
ment. lie
SECRETARY-Ss5 wk: young; Jr.
flce: so new openings. $1,000 to So,
400; visit ff,,Igsts BoYD's lest. 40
SECRETARY. for law ONCE. $4,000
yearly to start 35-hr. wk. Reply
giving particulars. Box 469-E. Star.
SECRETARY for interesting radio
Tv position: regular hours, must
o~ som NaTioNHL cr sss sRoApcAsTING .ss STING
CO.. RIM. loo-F, sheraton-Psrk
sEEcSiRsEETARY. OFFICE ADM. for
ganization. Must be capable Of sup
pervising small stan and have Enowl-
edge and experience In keeping REG
ords, understanding of labor prob
lens helpful. Please state fully. edu-
interviews viii be held in Washing
sEekEF3kY iSa s2f Yl9srcN .sfGN6SEApHER. Law
ofilces. 5-day week, pleasant working
conditions. air-cond. building; under
ssSerTke$.sTTsoce.pur u; Exi $-s77S; -2I ,nd.,
o Ediphons; ssE o,lna psrmansnt sId position
zation and life insurance. Other lib.
eral benefits. Pleasant working con
ditions. Apply between 3 and S pm
weekdays. B.. r GOODRICH co.
1112 10th st. NV, RE. 7-3414.
SECRETARY to legislative represen-
tative of national assoc; excellent
stenographer. required: age, 25-35;
paid disqualification. and other bene-
fits, pleasant working conditions,
sTs.s.s sns on Ssi1isftions S,i1 sb 1pera in
SECRETARY Il to an manager at Of claim
department at YOUNG &, SIMON.
Knowledge Of insurance helpful. but
not necessary. Pleasant surround
5ssss4 SSssent s4S t5aRtas %oudv.rd 4 bds s'rns 81
S15iSp. III
personable; law once;
excellent working conditions; air.
conditioned. EX. 3-10S1. III
SECRETARY. for work In a technical
thoroughly qualified to do steno-
graphic work; 5-day week: hours Q
to 3: retirement benefits and annual
leave Phone MRS. MCLEAN. AP.
sECYs., sTENos.. BKKPRs., ofc.
mach. oprs.; many others: $50-S85.
ATLAS AGCY.. 1420 N. Y. ave.
SECRETARIES, $85 WK.
Exper. fast dictation; good oppor
PRIVATE SECRETARY start, 1895 up
Real estate secretary S325 up
so openings now. Miss Young.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 g st. NV. ST. 3-3664
= q z.
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c0oK-only thoroughly experisneed
apply. Steady year-around position.
Willing to 90 TO the country Tor the
summer; 80 miles from WASH. tu,t
have city references. Excellent 81,
live in. References required. 6hz-day
COUPLE. white. to live IN: woman
help with housework and garden.
ing; must be sond Of children; recent
local references necessary. pL,
G.H.W..cooK. Thursday and sunday
on, $50 week: good references re-
HSSnsSk;rEEeMk;e SSIhTse; EM; s,5fl .oid,.a IN ,.te sm.
Va. area: working cple. Gail KI.
HOUSEKEEPING. plain cooking; child
care; references. EN-. 2-5932.
MAID. g,h.w., help care for 3 chill.
dTen; 1I, dass hys IN; references required
MAID. cS0SIHoRED-s5-so yrs, old;
g.h.w.: must be experienced ana
shore for summer, Tu; 2-4236, lis
neat: pvt sleeping quarters: apply
in person; 1907 Tuekerman st. NV.
GILL. s.h,T.. plain COOKING, child
care; live in References, he. -4524.
WOMAN, white. care Of baby: g.h.v.;
wEfrR Sf r. WSMiS SsS ~ ss ssaas eonpsnion snd
cook to . ladies in apt. Live in,
comfortable rm.. pleasant home.
S35 wk. Avail. June z. HO. 2-3137.
WISH CoLORED WOMAN. must live
in. small rambler. general house.
work. cooking: 2 adults, child. I
other sunday; $95. Box 304-E Star.
LIVE IN, cook h.w.. no ironing, no
child care; 5la days, Sunday and
Thursday on; for family Of 8; age
80 to 40; recent long d. C. refs;
S30-S35 week. EN-. 2-6464. -lS
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HELP-MEN AND woMEN

air-conditioned building. pleasant
SURROUNDINGS insurance. annual
sick leave benefits 40 hours, 5-day
week. SO 556 year. Box 302-E
LsBoRATokv rEChNrcIAN. male or
female hen.atologv and for blood
bank experience REQUIRED. good sal
PTrAL LABORATORY is
COUPLE--Live in. Husband empl..
wife ans door bell in rm hse., ex-
chg. for rent. 92S q pl NV ZIG
COUPLE, live In. modern rambler
own private quarters: woman to
cook and general housework; man
to garden and general housework.
Must like children State ages and
sxperience; Must have references
rsRN sfH 'sssG sss7 Non MoNEY. with ntiIs .t.
price competition. Good for retired
peonle BOY 4?2-E. Star. -17
WHITE COUPLE, to keep six-room
house for elderly man. Must be Prot
References. Pox 445-Y. Star. 1s'
D. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
Clerk typist white and coloredl;
mattresses white and colored) ::
g.h.w.. maids, fountain girl. counter
girl. tray girl charwomen, hotel and
rest. work. kit help, cooks. truck
drivers. exper. countermen twhitel:
grilimen, service station attendant,
auto mech, warehouseman, porters.
bus boys and many others. 1912 9th
nv. HO. 2-421S. HO. 2-l572.
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THE EVENING STAR
TELLER

We have an immediate opening for
Young lady under 25 with previous
bank or savings and loan experience
preferable Must have plea SAINT per-
sonality and be capable of meeting
the public. Excellent working con.
ditions In modern air-conditioned
ONCE; 5-day week. Good starting
salary Other benefits.
INTERSTATE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
Mr. Inabinet, ST. 3-6277 --17
TYPING AND GENERAL OFFICE
work, steady pob. good pay. 5bs
day, downtown. Apply 627 E st. NV.
TYPIsT. under 40, for fire and cas-
ualty insurance branch ONCE: good
chance for advancement: pleasant
surroundings; modern, air-condi-
toned of1ce; 37lz-hr. week. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL, S12
TYPiSTS-To $50 wk. up--All kinds
interesting openings. Free reg. Come
m-Save money--Make more. DOT
REED. at PERSONNEL, (est. 22 yrs.c
$45-Seo wk. exper. and
Dot Reed at PERSONNEL. 1871 G
st. (Top pay, interesting work.
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GIRL. white; general clerical, finance
ofice: ne area; mr.. 18th and H
ne. Call Mr.. PARKER. ST. 3-77S5.
LADiEs.--selI House Of Plastic prod
ucts thru party plan. Free kit. no
delivery or collection. Ia. 9-3031
6222 " CapitoI st
ployment CENTER Of WASHING
TON test. 40 yrs1, cor. 18th and
q SITS. Free REGISTRATION.
LADIES (5)-Immediate placement:
snsss aGsss sss ss.s or 1ys Miss hsh AbSs sshS0 #
POSITION for refined
pleasant lady. who can assume re-
sponsibility. Unsual opportunity for
advsncement. So 400 year. Box 352-
YOUNG ING WOMAN to learn to operate
bookkeeping machine: some general
once experience preferred: excellent
working conditions. air-conditiope
ofice Box 305-E. star. Us
YOUNG LADY with knowledge of
typina and shorthand; 5;day VIZ;
store selling housewares: 5h-day
wk.. good salary. Apply In person
only; ARLINGTON HARDWARE.
ALL KINDS SELECT positions-Office
sales; techniealMthousand: placed; ph.
BOYD AGENCY, 700 18th cor, g.:
ST. 3-3450.
2a3O Columbia niks lie
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG LADY to op-
crate own checkroom concession at
the Manger-Annapolis Hotel in
Washington's newest and smar.est
cocktail lounge. Apply MR.. WEIS-
SINGERS office. between IL noon
AR YGu FREEe We have openings
for several white women who have
spare time mornings. afternoons. or
ss' For ae nseHvisa. cali Io
FAST aasE' REtraRhE sIa at. WHITE Girls sT to
work IN frozer custard shop. apply
FREE CAREER TRAINING. real es-
EST Eg 4l1.6o g 6 and Md. Lu. s.5Go'. 80
IMMEDIATE OPENING for teacher.
ex-teacher or educated woman for
summer vacation or permanent
work: age 25.55. unusual opportu-
nifty dnancially and advancement.
edaaation thsalV'ex, Experiences @ and ptsse.
HOUSEWIvES-Now is the. time to
start with AVON. Earn Se5 weekly
MARsHHLy. IA sRail 'i FIELD fansily owned en-
terprise has a few local openings
for part t-time or full-time ,women
IN the D c., Md. Va. areas. Weekly
earnings guaranteed for full-time
workers. Part -time workers VIII
average $68-S9a weekly. Applicants
must be $500 and have hish schoo,
interview will be arranged by CELL
ing UN. 4-560S. -l6
WORLD BOOK ency. wants woman
In each school district for special
work OF national Importance. Full
DRUG AND cosmetic elk.
open: kit help Give in). S35: cooks,
S. O., .S35; domestics. out, in. to
S35; shirt press oper. $50; ioun,,
tain girls. exper. to S35. BURCH
EMPL. CTR. 1727 1Ith st. NV. thet.
r and 81.
TI,,a~;.1o VITo,,Ix VIov.;ooI
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Officers in the Service
HELP--WokAEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, MGR
operator: some tipping; good hours
ed iasFy once sDPEg " SssssR 2o G
ACCOUNTING CLERK.TYPisT. for
payroll and assistant bookkeeping;
days; company benefits; S62 week
start: Hu. $4,000. Ext. 60. IL
ADJUSTMENT CLERK for laundry;
experienced preferred. Box lS-E'
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHERS

LARGE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
OFFERS INTERESTING PERMA.
sTEN IN uNpER r. FIJI
NATURE OF THE WORK OF THE
ACCURATE SHORTHAND AND TYP.
ING SKILLS. AN INTEREST IN
NATIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE
AFFAIRS AND A FINE SPIRIT OF
EN2oPERATI3N fNo G6NnE2IoRs PaEAsANI Ss5I WORK.
TioNED BuILbiNG LIBERAL EM.
PLOYE BENEFITS. AND OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR ADVANCEMENT CALL
Ma. S-23S0 EXT. 314. FOR AP-
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR INDIANAPOLIS, May
20: '5b Olds; white. RA.- 6-0421.
sun, and after pm. weekdays. %
LOS ANGELES, take 2 passengers:
leave May 81. $40 each; new caRs
HU. 3-5745. Is"
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NWAITRESSES

Exper., many positions available. full
and part time. Washirgton's better
restaurants. Apply WASHINGTON
RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION. zoos
Eye st. NV.
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HOTEL STATLER
10th and K sts. NV.

HOSTESS AND CASHIER, night work:
part time or fun time. Apply 3419
Connecticut ave. Ia
INTERVIEWS. placement once, Arl..
college background. POTOMAC
Elgspd60 Egpd60 1884 Wilson bivd.' Arl. "a.
INN KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. hiEh
school graduate. age 1895: expert
ence preferred but not necessary.
Usual company benefits: 40-hour.
5is-day week. Apply in person to
Mr.. Parker SUBURBAN TRUST
CO. 37i6 Rhode Island ave. Mt.
LAUNDRY HELP, top wages, shirt op-
orators, comfortably cool. SUNRISE
LAUNDRY. I'LL Wilson blvd, Ross
lyn. Va -16
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COLORED WOMAN wants days
work; reliable and ref. Call AD.
2-lO55
COLORED GIRL desires work 5 days
week. gen. honsework. DU. 7-27s1.
COLORED WOMAN desires child care.
g.h.w,,- light cooking; live out; refs.
LII R-5594
GIRL desires position. g.
day wk.: child care and Inv: day
work; So plus trans: ref. Ii. 7-46b5.
COLORED GIRL desires child care
and l.h.w. Call HU. 3-7335.
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SlTuATioNs--woMEN

Al steno., very rapid,
accurate and neat Thoroughly de-
pendable. mature % yrs. law and
gen. business exper Best refs. Avail.
June ~ soI .esry Ssn weekdays sfsa He 4i2.s7
YOUNG WOMAN. COLLEGE GRAD.
6 yrs, newspaper work, types. exper.
In dealing with public. married.
perm. res. desires full or part-time
Job. HU. $1,000 118
LADY, exper, reliable,
neat, wants part-time evening work,
cook or waitress. RA. 3-9377. 16'
Evening star., 1955-05-16
MATTRESSES
1885 YEARS

Year-round permanent positions,
with excellent earnings, plus weekly
salary.
Meals and uniforms furnished. Air
conditioned shops. disqualification
and insurance benefits.
DAY OR NIGHT SHIFTS
WE WILL TRAIN
APPLY MANAGERS
LEE HWY. AND KIRKWOOD RD., VA.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.
LANGLEY PARK. MD.
BETHESDA, MD.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
- HOT sHoPPEs. NC.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
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SECRETARY.

ExcELLEEr POSITION OPEN Eos
ING IN PLEASANT ATMoePHERI
OF A BUSY HOTEL. CONFIDENT
PERSON WITH EXPERIENCE N
STATIsI1CAL TYPIN0 DESIRED
AND MANY EMPLoYE BENEFITS
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE.
HOTEL STATLER
16fh and K SITS. INV.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
STENOS.. EXPD.
STENOGRAPHER

Between iobsa Have . or more days
can use you. Excellent pay. ST. a.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL

PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL
Bond Bldg. Complete day course. S25,
with record Of hundreds placed With
cut charge Individual instruction.
Phone HU. 3-3S24 or ST. 3-7278:
COLORED sTUDENTs-Inauire MA.
S-2340; new classes In typing and
shorthand BOYD SCHOOL, cor.
18th and q lest; 40 yIs1: -
81 wkly. ABC Gresg or machine
home use TEMPLE SCHOOL. 50th
wear 1893 g st. NV MA. sS3259.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
IMMEDIATE OPENING

For personable men, 20-35.
Permanent position: must be
willing to start at $S6 per wk.:
Monday, Sss'to for sppointment' @ e; oo0'