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the padding Of feet in the cor

| the padding Of feet In the cor
ridor.
On the third day q Chinese
about 6 feet tall and dressed in
an army uniform walked in with
the interpreter.
He was a frightening looking
individual with a large head,
large ears, rather protruding
pop-eyes. and an almost white
skin. His manner was threat
| ening.
Speaks in English.
do you know where you are?'
he asked in English.
mo-" ! replied. but imagine
am in Korea-that's where
should be-"
He made no reply. The two
talked together for a few min
utes in Chinese and in a hostile
manner. the big man said
horsely:
do you know what you must
do to have a bright future?"
said I didn't think I had
much of a future and that the
sooner they got it over with the
better.
What do you mean by that?"
| he asked.
told them that I believed !
would not have been brought
there unless they intended to do
away with me.
"You should not think about
that" he said. IF you will obey
the rules and cooperate with us,
clear your conscience. make your
case clear, you will have a bright
future"
This did not allay my fears.
They warned me again that I
was to abide strictly by the rules
or suffer the consequences. They
then walked out. The guard
came in and said:
"Tuey, tuey" tsit DOWN.
He motioned to me to sit down
and not move. This was the
beginning of a three-month sit
down siege. Everytime I at
tempted to rise and walk around
the cell, the guard would open
the shutter and yell at me to
sit down. For those months,
apart from short periods when I
heard the guard moving away
from my door and I would
scramble to my feet to stretch
my legs, I was forced to sit at
the edge of my bed. staring. un-
til nightfall, when I was allowed
to lie down and go to sleep.
Forbidden to DOze OFF.
I was given nothing to read.
During the day they would not
let me doze off. When the guard
caught me. he shouted at me.
1t is difficult to describe the
mental torture that went on dur
ing this period. My main occu-
patton was to reminjsce about
the things I had done as a boy
and of my later life. Sometimes
distasteful incidents out of my
past would arise. I would criti-
cize myself and sometimes break
into tears.
thought constantly Of my
wife and children. and I would
recall how. during the last war,
I had written my mother and
dad only once every month or
so. and I mentally vowed that
if ever saw them again, I would
make up for the anxiety I had
caused them. ~ 8,
1t was more than a year later,
still in captivity. when I learned
that my mother had passed away,
believing me to be dead.
Copyright 1855. North American
Newspaper Alliance, 1ncJ
Tomorrow: MacKenzie's "edu-
cation" starts.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
IWos O Communist Prisoner
By Squadron Leader
A. R, Mackenzie

OTTAWA.-The cell in which
I found myself was about IL by
"a feet. Two windows facing
south were barred. There was a
brick floor, white-washed walls
and ceiling. and a thick. green
painted wooden door, with a
slide panel about s inches
square. The panel could be COW
cred over from the outside.
There was a stove. a steel bed
and a straw mattress.
There were three guards, a
captain of the guard and an
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Seventh Of a Series S

interpreter. My captors told me
to take my clothes off. They then
took everything out of my pock-
cts. removed my rings and left
me standing there, completely
naked.
My personal things were
placed on the bed and I was
told to put back my socks,
underwear. flying boots tmy
Evening star., 1955-02-21

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Sturdy bound editions Of the
faverits ehiIdren's classics.
Eight Cousins" BLACK Beau
N. Five Lille Peppers" >.
and all the other tales children
love 50 we'll.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
RoLLEp COOKIES.

fMrs. C. C. K. WashingtofJ
The following recipe for
rolled cookies is probably the
one requested by q reader In
RCH on January is. 1t was
sent In several years ago by
Mrs. w. c., Silver Spring, and
is condensed as follows: One
half pound butter. V pound
oleo, 5 eggs (save out / white),
2L2 cups granulated sugar, 8
cups all-purpose flour, 6 tea
spoons baking powder. Q tea
spoons vanilla. ] teaspoon Gin
narnon. Cream butter, add
sugar, add egg yolks and 4
whites and beat well. Add
vanilla. Add -four sifted with
cinnamon and baking powder.
Cookie dough is handled more
easily If chilled 3 or 4 hours
or overnight In refrigerator.
Roll only a small portion at a
time and handle as little as
possible.) This recipe makes
about 200 cookies If cut very
thin. Mrs. w. @. uses a stock
ing cover on her rolling pin
and uses a heavy canvas cloth.
A Toured, clean, dish towel
Evening star., 1955-01-30
= = 4
WASHINGTON PIE.

WASHINGTON P1E.
mrs. B. N. B.. Tdkoma Park
For Mrs. M. F., Washing
ton: Here Is q recipe for
Washington cream pie from
an old cookbook. One and
two thirds cups all-purpose
flour. 2 teaspoons baking
powder, u teaspoon salt. /
cup sugar. Sift all together
into q large bowl. Cut in "
cup shortening; add all at
once to the above ingredients
egg, "a cup milk. " teaspoon
vanilla. Beat vigorously until
smooth. pour into creased g.
inch round layer cake pan.
Bake about 80 minutes. When
cool, split into 2 layers and
spread with cream filing.
Cream filling: Mix together
in top Of double boiler 70 cup
sugar, 2 tablespoons -four,
/ egg slightly beaten, / cup
milk, a little salt. Cook over
hot water, stirring until thick
ened. remove from heat and
stir in teaspoon butter and
"a teaspoon vanilla. Chill and
spread on split cake.
X X y \
SHORTBREAD PIE.
mrs. +. J. M, Washington
When we were away at
Christmas time, our daugh-
ter's neighbor gave her q
shortbread pie that was made
in Scotland. My husband
liked 1t very much. Does
some one have the recipe?
Also, I would appreciate the
recipe for apple turnovers, not
made from pie crust. They
hove a plazed ton
Evening star., 1955-01-30
WAFFLE IRON.

fR. E. M, WGShingtoiJ
In answer to Mrs. r. F. r.,
Deale, Md. about a waffle
from: On two occasions I had
the same trouble you describe.
My trouble was that when I
was pre-heating my waffle
iron, I let 1t get smoking hot,
thus burning off all of the sea-
soning grease or oil from the
grids. Both times I had to re-
grease the grids. I brushed the
grids with oil. Also I added
extra melted butter Cor bacon
fat If I'm also cooking bacon
when I make the waffles) to
the batter to make sure they
didn't stick. Hope this is the
solution to your problem. If
you haven't let it get too hot
maybe re-greasing the grids
will help anyway and adding
extra fat to the batter.
4 4 4
play DOUGH?"
(Mrs. J. F. S., Falls church,
Will someone kindly send in
the recipe for play dough"
for children? It contains flour
and alum, and I would like to
know the proportions. Thanks,
for myself and the three-year-
old who is eagerly awaiting
baking day."
Evening star., 1955-01-30
iA3N 0o0"GH S0Gl
STARCHING?

(Mys. C. v. r., ArIinotonJ
For Mrs. E. B. B.. Silver
Spring: I always cut OF the
hem Of my plastic shower cur
tains because the water collects
inside the hem. and eventually
makes little spots inside the
hem. ! wash my plastic cur
tain In o warm, soapy deter.
gent solution, rinse In tub and
re-hang to dry out. / have an
outside clothesline which !
can hang my curtain on, but
II you are an apartment
dweller, you will have to dry 1t
inside on your shower curtain
rod. II your curtain was white
and has yellowed. don't expect
to bleach 1t because heat from
the shower Is what has turned
It yellow.
For removing finer finger
marks from plastic. I suggest
washing with a warm. nom
soapy detergent solution, rinse
we'll and dry. Apply q liquid
furniture wax, which you rub
on in even strokes. Allow to
dry and polish with a soft
cloth. Hope this works for you.
Now / have a question.
Could some reader please tell
me how to starch my hus-
bands shirt collars and cuffs
so they will be stiff and rather
shiny like the laundry does
them? ! have tried a thick hot
boiled starch solution which
never gets collars and cuffs
stiff enough. I have tried cold
starch and waxing the iron,
but the starch comes of on the
iron nevertheless, and I have
one big mess to contend with.
Does anyone have this laundry
secret? My husband likes his
collars and cuffs to be as stiff
as cardboard.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Readers Clearing House

and Toured rolling pin may be
used. II desired, use cutters
of various shapes, brush cook
les with reserved egg white
and decorate with bits Of
citron or candied fruit. or with
colored cinnamon sugar. Bake
in 375-40o-degree oven Q or
10 minutes or until edges are
lightly Drowned. Store In o
tin can.
PAINT LINOLEUM?
MRS. N. C. r., Arlinoton)
Would some Of the kind
readers give me advice on
painting the linoleurn on my
kitchen floor? How do you
make a splash pattern? How
do you keep foot marks from
showing-tllat is, what is the
advisable length Of time to
wait before walking on it? Is
it best to use a dark, basic
color? Is it best to use a
stipple brush instead Of the
splash idea? Thanks for all
advice.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
the longer, simmer look
plus greater freedom
of motion in
PAINT L1NoLEuMq

Wear II for new freedom OF
motion. Wear it for the way it pores
down your figure. Molds it into the
new longer, Simmer silhouette. Cut
up works on q new principle. The
unique seooped front lets you wolk
or dance in new comfort. And there's
no ride-up because Of the ingenious
ly shaped sides and back. Nylon
power net. Small to extra loroe.
Same style with Upper, S.9S
WGL-cosets, srd Floor
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HELp-woMEA Cent?

CLERK TYPIsT for lecture ticket
desk and front once counter witt
the ability 10 meet the public. &C
curate typist, aptitude with figures
age 81 to 35, besinntng salarS
$1,000, excellent opportunity fol
advancement. pleasant surround
ings, aif-conditioned. building: 40.
hour, 5-day week; in confidential
resume give age, education and ex-
perience. Box zoos. Star, 20
CLERK - Opening with
branch once. large national firm;
for recent hien school or business
school graduate; expertence not
essential. but knowledge Of short
hand desirable: 6-day week: free
decentralization and life. insurance.
good opportunity for advancement
Apply In person B. ?. GOODRICH
1112 18th ST. NV. I'll
CLERK -TYPIST-Interestin oDen-
ing for typist in insurance com.
pany. Ase. Is to. !25: 5-day week:
pleasant surroundinss and other
emplove dement's. Good chance for
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H sts,
nv Washington. d. c. 40
CLERk-TYPIST. Young lady. recent
high school graduate. for perm
position in large downtown jewelry
store: 5-day week: good starting
salary. many company benefits.
Apply In person to Mr.. Davidow.
BATES JEWELERS., 90l + st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HELP-MEN

Ty OUTSIDE MAN-Apply MAC
WINS, INC. 1881 Old GeorgetoWn
rd.. Bethesda. OIL. 4-4550. -19
Tv SERvICEMAN. some recorder and
phono experience preferred but not
necessary. NATIONAL RADIO &
Tv CO, e90s 4th st. nv. tn
TV sERvIcEMAN. experienced out d
side. good pay; permanent. Also
opsnins for part-time serviceman.
nv serviceme;n. experienced only
Inside or outside, Bethesda area.
Full time or part time. Top pay
TO good men. Immediate openings.
Mr.. HARRIS, OIL. 4-O5ss. -2f
Tv SERpICEMEN. part time, expe-
rienced, evenings inside and out
side; PENN TELEvISIoN CO. Ii,
nv sERvICEMAN. experienced. /.
permanent. good pay: will supply
Transportation Ii, 7-76O0. lie
TYPEWRITER MECHANICS, exper.
all makes manual, Very eood SAL
s5y say for Tight h men SprAggPIER AgPly u go ges-
20l9 Nichols ave, Sc -22
UPHOLSTERER, experienced. sober
man Cali III C.n10n IL
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HELP-WoAEN
wAITREssEs. vhits. ssgsrienesa.

MATTRESSES, white, experienced
Apply IN person, RECTOR'S RES
TAURANT. 1345 Conn. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced
THE VICTORY GRILL. Il17 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. 20
WAITRESS WANTED, nightwork;
must be experienced IN food anf
liQuor and over 81. Apply U
person only. CoCKATO CAFT
AND BAR. 1113 Penna. ave. NV
WAITRESS. to help at bar. WI
train. CLUB LaCONGO. BAL
BALTIC. blvd. College PIX. Md. -2l
white: age 2I-30, Ex'
perienced: night work. Apply aftel
pm. BRASS RAIL, 500 18th st
NV.
WAITRESS. 8 pm. to . am. M
Sundays. Splendid earnings. Mus
be experienced. Apply Mr.. Seidel
1903 RESTAURANT, 1903 Pa. ave
NV.
GIRLS, exper., for dept. store tele'
phone work; steady job, 5-day wk
salary and bonus. Call ewes, Ii
4-2734. -21
GIRL, G.H.w.; sleep in. References
rail IN E-1AEn -pD
Evening star., 1955-08-19
sITUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened
closed. kept audited: work caught
up. taxes; prompt, reas. 5E. 2-l415.
ADVERTISING and public relations
Experienced executive. 30. Har-
ward graduate: able. enerRetic, cre-
ative; qualified in public relations.
administration and sales promition.
II yon require, an executive. strong
in initiative and organizational
ability. original in thought and
lucid in expression; w-'te outlnipss
yUsE pssd BOY Raatns s1sR staf sere.nar
pni1tinT Sesg es epF sTper vGSo NJ lob soo
small Reas, NO 7-n04s ls.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST, Pratt In
stitute graduate. Dependable. Mill
tary service completed. HE. 4-9l47.
COMPETENT. PRODUCTIVE WRIT
Err, now p. r. director for, local
assoc: available 20 hours weekly at
PROPERTY MANAGER - Broad
knowledge In leasing of apis. and
commercial shops. rentals, tenant
relations. directing ONCE and main
supplies. Age 80. Box 332-R' star.
RESIDENT MGR, w/contracting and
real estate exper.. married: execu-
tive cap. Age so. Box sae-R' % star.
MAN, colored. desires chauffeur,
houseman. Good cook ana VII 90
eieanins' Al refs DE. 2-ossl Mai
YOUNGER NAN. tno smoking, or
drinkingl, white, with high school
education wants any kind OF work
beginning sometime in late after
noon or evening for 3 hours except
Friday night through Sat: dairy
has been BACKGROUND; would ap-
preciate piece work where efiicieney
and industry would count. Box 81
YOUNGER MAN, tno smoking or
drinkineI, white. with high school
education. wants any kind Of work
beginning sometime in late after
noon or evening for hours except
plant foreman with some selling
has been BACKGROUND: would ap-
preciate piece work where efficiency
and industry wou@ count. Box 5l-
YOUNG MAN would like part-time
work. evenings. week ends. as
chauffeur or houseman. Call DE.
MARRIED MAN wishes lob as press
er, Experienced. IL 7-3372.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. 43. agree
able person. wants pos. where su-
pervisory and MANAGEMENT exper.
will be useful. Box BAR. Star:
49,
MARRIED MAN, %; excl, attend
ing drafting school. Desired junior
craftsman position. RA. BATH.
COLORED DISABLED VET desires
pos. as hosp. psychiatrie attend. or
porter. TU. 2-6439, 2 anil pm.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
THE EVENING STAR
AUTOMOTIVE
1TiTOM0TTyT TITLE CTTRK--T

IAUToMoTIyE TITLE CLERK-Un.
young experienced girl in Ige,
metropolitan leadership; 5-day Wk
RepIy sld ass'iSs Box ss.s, STAR sa' 'A'u-sn'e msn
BEAUTICIAN. male or femal; with
managers license. Good hours. LU
BfASrIciHS 1SS1I AZ I,sls male ar female: mo mus,
RosG' 'q qRSsYfNoR s1fSci ;Atr sE;A6rY Y SALON GI,cis
BR22auTTIctiIAAkt-rmm.aiat. R2 TitiIAAktrit opening iosnS
apply 2s2 ssss n. Glebe rd,' Arlington
BEAufIcfaN, fcisS highest salary q and
st. ATs; NV. s CO. 5e5sss.' = co. 5.oass.. 81
BEAUTICIAN. opening for good op-
orator, b-day week, store privileges.
FRED THE HAIR sTYL1sT. lIo9
BsAurTcIAs { u Z with license. no e,p e.per
BEAuTfY ssAiauJfY a'i of'iERhroRs.s Rai ass1 white, exp.
mission. Small friendly shop. Ful
or part time. IA. a-9S34; ewes
and SUNDAYS; Hsrndon 25s. -2l
DteC iect. Apply AsdIiN HAIR 81 spYG, r.
| 1sT. 1870 Iryinfi 81. NV. -21
BOOKKEEPER- R-AssIsTANT. to op
crate Burroughs SenSimatic; 5-day
4O-hr. week In air-conditioneC
once. exper. preferred. Call MR.
PHILLIPS, Ho. 2-556o for appt;
ia
B0OKKEEPER for wholesale produc,
company. Some exper. reQ.,, 5-dal
wk. Age. under 40, salary basec
on exper. Write to. Auditor, 1921
Dupont Circle Bids, Wash. g. DC
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HELP-poMEsTIc tcent.l
RELIABLE WOMAN WANTED, car

RELIABLE WOMAN WANTED. care
school children. and gh.w. Good
pay. steady position. Apply .s03
Columbia pike. Arlington resident
preferred. bring references. --ls
WOMAN To LIVE IN, general house
work and help with children; Be-
theSda area: S25 per week eau
OIL 4-5493. -2U
MATURE WHITE WOMAN to care
for IS mos. girl, 8 TO 4:30, 5,day
wk. plus ] Wk. end ewes; g.h-w.
or light housework; salary accord
ingly. JU. 9-9G75. Rock Greek Gar
den area.
colored family: small salary, room
board. Must love. child. HU. 3-6g2e.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HELP-MEN tcont.J

SALESMAN, mems store. good oppor.
Marlboro. Nd. Market 1882.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
EVENING WORK

$50 per week. 20 hours. white only
Aee between IS and 35. Call ME
R-h0gS Ia
Evening star., 1955-08-19
MOTOR TRAVEL icons.) J

CALF. (eoiored): leavins Aug. 26,
returning Sept. 20: viii accept 3
riders to share exp. De. 2-9450.
10s
LEAVING AUG. FL for Omaha via
Chicago. Can take 3 passengers.
JU. 9-Ss92.
SINGLE MAN wishes passengers for
round trip to Virginia Beach this
week end co 5-3AQ2
Evening star., 1955-08-19
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING for Omaha. Aus. 81, take
3 passengers. Call Ju. 9-SS92.
WANTED, passenger to share .ex-
penses and help drive to South Da;:
kota: leaving Mon, 22nd. Call
HOWARD HEIsE. OIL. $4,000. Ext
STUDENT (manl driy-
ing to California. approximately ~
Sept, z. So; desires passenger 10
share expenses. Emerson LOFTY.
WANTED RIDER TO AUSTIN.
TEX, TO-. share driving and ex-
penses, Leaving Washington TO-
wards end OF Aug. Call AID. 2-7233
ewes. early mornings or week ends.
DRIVING KANSAS CITY. MO, Aug.
% or 81: take Q, share driving ex-
penses; refs. exchanged. ia. s-5sS4
ri stteE eKEhNsaS s,So s'm, CITY - Gentlemen
wishes ride Aus. 2c-s5: share ex-
penses: excel. driver II desired, Ia.
6-0s06. -le
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HELP-DoMESTlc

es,Sesda ssarS apsn ever oE ao ss n
COOK-G.HW., i've. in; other help
employed; S35 wk.: exper,, refs.
req; will consider empl. husband
Call Elk. 3-1575. Q to . pm. --l9
CPLE.. wife g.h.w., husband other
wise empl.. in exch. for furn. apt,
RNrp smell salary yuoIIsrW3RK III S9l12. codtnv 1a
I.,srH !iys In Tsf Esfersnsss sssas required good
G G'a.W.:pLaiN saI1s! COOKING, live in;
upstairs air-cond. room. 30-4 Q
years settled, 5la days; S33. Ref
erences. Wo. 6-54a4. -2i
G.H.W,. live in, Monday through
FRIDAY. experienced recent local
references. able to drive car, sood
HOusEKEFPER. live in, 2 school ]
age children; rom, board. Sl5
week, Light housework. ia. s-sa17.
HousEKEEPER OR COUPLE to live
in. White or colored, Pvt. qtrs. in
mod. air-cond. rambler in s. s..
Md Must be clean and good cook.
Ref Reis' , reg rsapif; st.r Write at once to
MAID, live in Sun. and every other
Sat. OF, local refs. $50. Call after
9 pm, and all day Sat. Sun. OIL.
MAiDeG.H.w.. afternoons. Mon.- Fri.
All conveniences: good pay. Vic.
Falls Church. JE. 3-1SlO. al
MAID, .g.h.w, plain cooking. fond
of children: recent local references
required. Live In preferred. Good
salary. pleasant working conditions,
all electrical conveniences. TU,
CARE Axe FOR e CHILDREN, light
housekeeping; salary open. HE. l.
Y0GSG S5gS WOMAN. who wants a home
refs. required; exper. with Pontiac
car, Hydra-Matic drive. OIL, 4
CARE ARE OF 3 CHILDREN, sh.w.; live
IN, country; refs. Phone CIR; g.
HTouisEKEEpER-G.H.w., white, live
in. . adults; recent references re-
uuired. Box BIER. star.
SETTLED WHITE HOUSEKEEPER;
. empl. adults, 6-yr.-old girl in
school "a day; pvt. room. Sat, sun
and ewes off; S@5 s5.z o5 $50 nc
CHILD CARE, Inv. live-in; local
ref; ! day OF tsrnd and ,a6yo every otner sa
COOK, Inv. must be experienced,
every other sunday, S3b wk. EN-,
RETIRED WHOEVER wants refined
Isdy, white. 90 or as years. Ink.
good home for riSht party. De
WOMAN. white, care for elderly lady.
iiva in Phone oil, 6-AA20
Evening star., 1955-08-19
SITuATiokS-WoMEN

KEY PCH. OPER., 9 yrs exper; {;
alphabet and numerals: eolored;
Govt. status. LU. 2-5741. 21'
PUBLIC SECRETARY, expert work.
mod. hrly. rates. MISS HARVEY.
Elk. 3-9695 or DE. 2-7G34.
RECEPTIoNIST- -HOsTESS--Retined.
reliable young lady desires full-
time permanent position in any
field OF interesting work. Refs, AP.
1919. -lS
TYPING-Former secretary desires
tipping TO do at home. 10. 5-3o46.
EXPERIENCED NURSE fwhite5, pri-
Vate duty: adept masseuse: also
cooking: like fn-out. Phone Adams
REsPONsIBLE EDUCATED WOMAN
VIII baby sit ewes. after 8 p m: NV.
area preferred. DU. 7-6lS9 after o..
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. desires
work as. stock cler&, maid IN store
or help in q nursery. LU. 1-s6Ss:
Evening star., 1955-08-19

Excellent opportunity for expert
enced OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALES
MEN. Also opening for JUNIOR
SALESMEN with salary while train
ing. Apply Box as. Star. --2l
Evening star., 1955-08-19

Some Of our top men are leaving
to return to their studies. We need
sales-minded. homes men to re-
place them on established year.
round routes. We will train you
for o highly enjoyable and profit
able career. Apply in person only.
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM Co,
1919 Z st. sc. ---3l
YOUNG MAN. well acquainted with
washington and environs TO learn
wholesale produce business, Write
stating age, marital status and
salary desired. Box 1s-S, Star.
YOUNG MEN Gage over 25 years.,
interested In q theatre manage-
ment career with local chain; State
educational background and pre-
vious employment in letter. Expert
ence, not essential. Box 43ol-s'
YOUNG MAN. to learn and 10
cents store business with leGdine
firm. Apply F. W. WOOLWORTH.
1921 Good Hope rd. sc, III
YOUNG MAN, white, to work inside
and learn the printing trade: must
be draft exempt. Give age and
exnPrtence Box 4f}-S. Star --2l
Evening star., 1955-08-19
GIRLS

Single, IS to 2S. free to work II
surrounding States; also Jobs open
in Texas and Calf. all hotels, food
and travelling expenses paid whilt
In training. immediate cash draw.
ing acct, to represent Look Maya
zine and other publications. earn
ings guaranteed Up to $3.50 pei
wk., must be able to leave on shori
notice, see Mrs. Stole, 1915 Que
IL noon. or after pm. No phone
calls. --l9
WOMEN, white. between 1850. fol
terwork. Salary. $50 wk.: meals
vacation. No SUNDAY work. SHOLLS
COLONIAL CAFETERIA. la32
Conn. ave. NV. -lS
SETTLED WOMAN. white. some
nurs. exper.. able give hypos, "a
assist with housekpg. and care one
invalid Sml. family, good liv. .cond !.
pvt rm. Reas. time on. S125, ano
full maint. TIE. 6-oS39, after 40 e m
FREE CAREER TRAINING, real est
and tns. LoYOLA INV. a. REAL
ESTATE, LU. $4,000. BE. 4-440o
PART TIME-Earn S35-S55 durins
car; white UN. 4-7097. Ia
TWO YOUNG LADIES to model lin
gerie, experience not necessary
must be able to wear size 3
through IL dress. Interyiews. 1 tt
8 pm, Saturday. Suite, 2O5E, Tht
Hotel Shoreham. See GAIL w
RIGGS. III
PAY THOSE BILLS with earnings
from an AVON territory II, youl
neighborhood. S25-S30 wkly. II
SPARE time. DI. 7-Q221. -l9
Evening star., 1955-08-19
CLERK-TYPIST

Besinner or experienced. Opening
with branch once. large national
firm: for recent high school OF
business school graduate: experience
not essential. but knowledge oi
shorthand desirable: 5-day week;
free disqualification and life insur-
ance. air-cond. once: good oppor-
tunity for advancement. hnHiy IN
B. F. GOODRICH
Evening star., 1955-08-19
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY

Immediate opening for Sec
retary; tipping speed, 40 to
go words; having recent or
current security clearance.
Opportunity for advance
ment. Employe benefits.
Send complete resume to
Box 444-S, Star.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
SECRETARY

Secretary required for airline vice
president: 37is-hour week; airline
privileges available. Location, Ma
tional Krport. Call ST. $4,000