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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Gov. Stanley Is Invited
To A-Bomb Test April 26

RICHMOND. Va. April 2 up.
Federal civil defense ofiicials
have invited Gov. Stanley and
several State civil defense off,
cials to witness q nuclear explo-
sion at the Las Vegas. New, test
ing grounds April rs.
The invitation is part Of q
program by the Federal Govern
menr to inform local oficials Of
the effectiveness Of atomic and
hydrogen bombs.
Gov. Stanley's ONCE indicated
he ia considering making the
trip but has not yet made q final
decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
? Groups Unite Efforts to Get
Prince Georges Swimming Site

owned by the county near Mt.
Rainier Junior High School. The
county commissioners recently
told sponsors of the Teen-Age
Club they would consider selling
pthe tract for a nominal sum for
swimming pool purposes. If the
sponsors could raise 500, 900 to-
ward construction.
Family Membership
Offlcials said yesterday an ap-
plication for family membership
in the project will be delivered
to parents through the school
system.
The application provides for a
$25 donation and says the pool
will be operated on a non-profit
basis. II enough money is not
collected, donations will be re-
turned to members within a year.
The steering committee has set
another meeting for 2 pm. to-
morrow at Jernigan's Dry Clean
ers. 3299 queens Chapel road,
Mount Rainier, to name men,
bers of other committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Two Painters Are Killed
IN ScaffoIdinq coIIapse

BALTIMORE, April 2 R.-
Two men were killed yesterday
when scaffolding from which
they were painting a pole col
lapsed. plunging them 10 feet
through the roof Of a fertilizer
plant in suburban Brooklyn.
They were identified as Doug
las Mcclellan, 81, of Lansdowne,
and Joseph Cermack, A. of Cur
tbs Bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Commissioners Deny
Plea 10 Band Cabs
In Prince Georges

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners yesterday stuck
by decision to permit opera
ton of District cabs in the
county.
The officials denied a request
Of Joseph o. Hansen, represent
ing an association OF county cab
firms. to restore to the taxicab
ordinance a regulation prevent
ing dual registrations in the
county and other Jurisdictions,
The regulation was enacted by
the former Republican board at
its last meeting in December but
was deleted recently by the pres
ent board in a general overhaul
of the taxicab ordinance.
Mr.. Hansen, who is treasurer
and co-owner of the Blue Bird
Cab Co.. largest in the county,
said present regulations will re-
suit in severe losses to county
firms.
Operate Cheaper.
''The District companies can
operate cheaper than we can"
he said. "They come out here
and bust US, your taxpayers.
He also urged that the COM
missioners restore another provi-
sion, requiring that cab license
applicants must live in the coiIn-
ty for a year before qualifying
The board did not take a vote
on the proposals but clearly indi-
Gated it would not go along with
restriction of District drivers
from the county.
Sidewalk Waiver Defeated
The board also vetoed. by q
3-to-2 vote, q request of Phillips
H. Clarke that sidewalks not be
required on three streets in the
Rogers Heights section, along
which he is constructing homes.
Purchasers of the home told the
board Tuesday they do not want
the sidewalks.
After an on-the-spot survey of
the project. Commissioners Frank
j. Lastner and A. Preston Perrie
voted for the elimination. but
they were overruled by Chairman
Jesse S. Baggett and Commits
sioners Herbert w. Reichelt and
Lansdale G. Clagett.
The commissioners removed
the Office Of Controller Carl Mace
from under supervision Of the
county treasurer's Office, gave Mr..
Mace the title of accounting Off
Ger and placed him in charge of
a separate accounting depart
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

Members of two groups seek
ing construction of a swimming
pool in the metropolitan area of
Prince Georges County joined
forces yesterday in an intensive
effort to get the program under
way.
The organization, to be called
Teen-Age Swimming Pool Prof.
ect, will assume a charter pres
emily held by the Prince Georges
County Swimming Pool Com
mittee.
Committee Named
Mitchell Jernigan, leader of
the Teen-Age Club of Mount
Rainier and Brentwood, will
serve as chairman OF, the new
organizations steering commit
tee.
Other members are Judge The
odore L. Manga, Ellery Baker.
Paul D. johnson. James E. Lauer
and Sylvan Deitz.
First goal of the group is to
raise 100000 to qualify for pur-
chase of a vacant six-acre tract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Outboord Motor Sold
Through Stor Want AID

When Mrs MP decided TO sell her
outboord motor she didn't putter
around oimIsssIy for won't Of o woy to
find q ready buyer She simply placed
o won't I'D in The Stor Classified and
sold the motor the first doy her ad
appeared.
Like Mrs. NJ p. II you hove some
thing 70 buy. trode or sell. tell il to
the mony people whs make II reg.
uIor shopping habit to eheet The Stor
Classified. lust phone Sterling 5000
ard ask for on ad-toker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

will be easier. Even traffic jams.
You know how lot of people get
excited and honk their horns and
fuss and fume. l know that If just
sit there and trust in God that
everything win work out all right.
He has power over all things
over Heaven and earth and all hui
man beings-and there should be no
doubt in His ability to take care of us.
know have bad days and good
days. If have a good day one day
and a bad day the next, sometimes /
wonder a little why one day wasn't
as good as another. Then l figure It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Meeting Postponed

The regular monthly meeting
of the Prince Georges County
Civic Federation. scheduled for
next Thursday. has been post
poned one week, 1t was an
nounced yesterday. The meet
ing will begin at 8 pm. in the
County Service Building in Hy-
attsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Home Accidents Send 116
To Hospitals During Week

Distrist residents sent to hos
pitfalls by home accidents totaled
116 last week. the Red Cross
reports.
These included children who
damned crayon. chalk and a
button up their nostrils, 10
broken bones--hip. shoulder. an
kle. collarbone, arm, wrist, pelvis
and nose-and poisonings by
belladonna. thyroid pills. aspirin,
phenobarbital, skin conditioner,
I've, and teething lotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
New Fare Rise
For CTC Seen
In Tax Action
Citizens Council
Advises D. c. Not to
Gront Exemption

The Capital Transit Co. viii be
applying for another round Of
fare increases in the District in
a matter Of days. II the action
of the Citizens Advisory Council
yesterday can be taken as a
straw in the wind.
The citizen group, which adj
vises the District Board Of Com
missioners on city government
policies, refused to 60 along with
the unanimous recommendation
of the District Public Utilities
Commission to seek legislation
that would exempt Capital Tran
sit from paying a 2 per cent gross
receipts tax on its earnings here.
The advisers voted unanimous
ly on the issue. They were saying,
in effect, that the local govern
ment should continue to collect
the nearly 100000 revenue the
tax produces annually.
Pledge Expires
Although the council gave no
elaboration of its stand, the inn
plication is it feels the city gov
eminent needs this annual levy
more than the transit firm would
miss it.
Under an agreement between
the commission and the company
last year, Capital Transit pledged
itself to refrain from requesting
a further fare increase until last
January. It is understood the
company. because Of steadily sag
ging revenues, was set to apply
for a fare increase that month
but held OF pending settlement
of the question whether its gross
receipts tax would be repealed.
Company officials are pessimis-
tic that the Commissioners will
turn their backs on their citizen
advisers in the present issue.
They are set, therefore, to file
for a new rate increase petition
as soon as the District Com
missioners make the expected
decision.
Commission Unanimous
Not long ago. the utilities
commission unanimously urged
that the city heads ask Con-
gress to amend existing laws to
exempt Capital Transit from the
tax. The recommendation would
apply to any other transit firm
doing business as Washington
firm. There is no other, and the
three out-of-town bus COM
panies that provide commuter
service here are reached through
q bus mileage tax that totals
about $4,000 per year.
The utilities body held that
the proposed gross receipts tax
exemption for Capital Transit
would afford a relief that might
well obviate further fare in
creases, in the face Of the fact
that 1.-THE company's financial
position has continued to
deteriorate."
Col. Thomas A. Lane, District
Engineer Commissioner, who
also serves on the utilities COM
mission, was asked how he
might vote on the issue in the
former capacity. He replied:
while I joined in the exemp-
ton recommendation which the
utilities commission made, I was
wearing my cap as utilities
commissioner at the time. AS
a member Of the Board of Dis
trict Commissioners, must face
the fact that the city is con-
fronted with a situation in
which we must get whatever
revenues we. reasonably can"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

doesn't matter just wasn't the right the right
street. But know and believe the Savior does all things
and whatever He does Is done right Believing that can
take things as they come.
Monday-The Most Rev. John M. Mcnamara,
Auxiliary Bishop Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
A Thnnght fur Tnhay
Lenten Reflections by People You Know
BY EDWARD T. COLEMAN
BY EDWARD T. CoLEMAl
Cab Driver

The Bible has lot of comforting passages, but the
which helps most is Believe In the Lord Jesus
Christ and thou shat be saved THE Acts, xvi3l).
know that if believe strongly in Him my daily chores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
|DeodIine 10 Tonight
For Sunday Want Ads

The deodIine tonight for won't
DDS to be published in the Sat-
urdoy or Sunday Star Is 10 o'clock
BY telephone OF 3 o'eloek at The
business counter h The Ster
lobby.
Year Ia end yesr cut, The Stor
produees the best year round re-
suits for classified advertisers.
Thots why il publishes more
classified ads than the other two
Washington newspapers combined.
II you wont to hire. rent. buy
trode Or sell. tell II TO the re-
sponsive audience Of stor reodera
You'll enjoy quick results.
lis cosy to place On I'D in
the big Star Classified. Just
phone Sterling 5000 end osk for
an od.toker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
HELP-MEN

MEN One Outside
man, and one bench man: nqss ee
exper., Apply CHARLES TELE-
VISION APPLIANCE CO. e21 Ktns
st.. Alex. No phone calls. -
TRUCK DRIVER AND DRIVERS
HE ilp6s;,, must Se iSm 7nitnr. Wiz ~
perience necessary. Apply ia.
RoTA, manager. JULIUS LANs-
9uRoH FURNITURE CO. zoe ,
TRUCK DRIVERS
Experienced, white, tractor-trailer
furniture moying drivers for local
moving. Only clean. sober. Ambi-
tlous men desiring regular work
should apply; Union vases, Jul lnll-
Contact Mr.. Eusene Kane. KANE
TRANSFER CO., 2l16 5th ct. ne.
-
TRUCK MECHANIC, experienced in
all phases heavy truck mainte-
nance including hydraulics: pernla-
nent employment, straight salary.
paid vacation. Cali RE. 1850.
Tv BENCHMAN, 8 Yrs. experience,
TO operate TV shop; salary and
commission open. Ii, 4-046s,
Tv AND RADIO REPAIRMEN 90
one for inside work and one out
side; Salary ana otnsTr r 9sn 4Ss X
GENTER Us conpSssTres lane me
5o s5Dl Mo'' oh' s-eo 1a
nv BENCHMAN. must be reliable;
hours 70 suit your needs. JE.
~ TIC TZEaG;HNIc1AN-If you have .,
connect with . legitimate: honest
~ 81 sals: s sss 'ss sss i. nae K1 ~
~ Hsn TiE ssiishS; an. exper, transp
advancement. Call Mr.. RICHARD
10. $500, 8 Am. to . pm. Ill
fY REPAIRMEN = Need bench
bBo5SWjps Nv PVtss AIS 'e Conn cav ave- INV
Tv AND RADIO MANAGER. bench
excel salary; EAa S-Ss S2SSI;,E-11E. \
needed by leading distributor tof
bench and outside WORK sxperlfnSs
necessary; excellent starylng sai4as
ana COMPANY oensnss, .r M Nv
nv sERvlCEMEN. outside; part
time; experienced. EENN nnnxAe w.
ia
TV SERVICE MAN, experlenceq ~
repairs. all makes ~ ana reolos
must have D. e. drivers permit ni,y
hospitalisation. Apply in person,
6iIg Georgia ave. nv liz
TYPEWRfTER RERAIRMAN, must
makes 81 manual machines: 5-dAy
week. excellent pay. Apply N ger-
son, ALLEN TYPEWRITER GO.
2Ol9 Nichols ave. Sc. 13
UPHOLSTERERS, nrst class; steegs
work, top salary: LEON UFhOLc,
VUiCANIZER. experienced on sec
tional work. no rscappipg: salary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
1101 PA. AVE. NV. z
CLERK-CASHIER

CLERK-CASHIER 81
opportunity for s SdEneez Dftne psf.
manent position.
The Ross Jewelry Co..
81 II ct. NE. Il. $4,000
CLERK.TYPIST. NV. location, 6-dAy
VIZ: can Tor apt. ST. 3-2411. ---6
CLERK-TYPIsT. high school er1d.
d isSs;d white ssa .., sss 1s,so for sstas-
encs Necessary. CAN Ma. s-aoss.
CLERK-TYPIsT with aptitude = fos
ngures; hours 3 10 g.. 5-day week;
start $45 with regular increaseB.
Can Ssall Z 4 n. CONSTRUCTION Co.
CLERK-TYPIsT. exper.: s2a5 mo.
70 start: perm. position With lks.
insurance firm; 5-day wk,, paid
vacation and ms. benefits. Prompt
increase after training period. Call
Mr.. SEBoLD. Ma. S-9112, OF 18th
CLERK.TYPIsT. age 1880: perma.
nent position open In an expanding
organization for an alert person;
accurate tipping required: Frs. 9I5.
5-day week; paid vacation and sick
leave. Cow. downtown location.
Excel. company benefits. Apply
4 TX Il 81. NV.
for q large motion
picture organization. Recent hikh
school graduate preferred; 2g-
CLERK-TYPfST, general Insurance.
efnce; 40-hr., 5-day wk. No expey.
rec: Starting sal. $1,000. Apply
1346 Conn. ave, Suite 710, %
telephone DE. 2-6500 for appts
CLERK-TYPIsT, Bethesda area. Ex.
perienced electric typewriter. Ex-
cellent opportunity in small organ>
tzatton for woman with initiative.
Modern aforementioned once. US.
citizen. OIL. 6-6160 for appotnt-
CIEERsKi-TYPrsT-Permanent posI-
ton. NV location. various clerical
duties and some tipping. Good SAL
airy. 5-day 40-hr. week. Call M.
S-9794 for apt. Ida
CLERK-TYPIST, part time; expert.
enced, $500 Georgia ave. NV. RA.
CLERK.TYPIsT twhite), with knovi.
edge Of shorthand, Opportunity
for advancement. 5-day week. AIR
conditioned ONCE. 2l11 z st. nv.
CLERK-TYPIsT. white. young LADY,
1885 for permanent position with
life insurance company. Excellent
working conditions, Personal Inc
terviev. 1928 Conn. ave. NV. -13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
HELP-MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
s slpey s Cnay comm ols s Apply ' LEE
PERsHINa ESQ, 1900 n. Persh-
ing dr., Arl.. Va. -l0
SHEET META MECHANICS AND
HELPERS. Cali RE. 5-6I02 between
s and 8 am. liz
sHEET-METAL MECH. exper. fahri.
cation. install. duct work. ALI.
SONS. 2212 14th st. NV. AID. f.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper. not es-
sentiai; great opportunity. Apply
DOUGLAS SHOE STORE. oil Pa.
ave. NV --9
SHOE STORE MANAGER. expert.
enced. in Hyattsville. Immediate
opening. salary open. Must be bond
able. Apply main store. LU. 1-l516
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
statesmen

SANDWICH MAN, or clerk. sxpsr
ia kosher food. Apply n perSSoan1;
HoFBERo's DELICATEsSEN' fSSZ<
1--WE ssSffnh ave ssirPPRTEisExrAr1yE. 10,
the maintenance and sefvieine ~
eiectYical once equipment. Expen-
enee helpful but not Necessary
Some trayeling. tfansp. ano ex-
nefses furnished. Car necessary
lar local work. This position ean
department. Call Elk. $685. foi
shI nt;fycifs"' STATION ALIENDksSTTI,
experienced. Apply FOSTER Suo,
Noco, 100 BenninE I'd: D.. -io
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white. local reference neceSISssseyG;
ABBY in person. HAYNES ESSo
GEkVIcE, 270s virginia ave. M
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
experieneed: 81 20 an hr. for men men
Whn can qualify. KILLS. AMQCO
SERVICE, 900 C st. n.e. S1Ars
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANLs'
fuil and part time; must Ds expes.
n lubrfeation work. CoNNEHS
POSTER. INC. 224A Pa. ave, g.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

Dependable; no experience necessary
MEN, part-time evening employment
p ps5i ADM f fss sSes1ii ID
at -Four Corners bet. IL noon ane
10 pm. No phone calls. Ill
MEN, colored, to set pins IN bowl
ing establishment: will train. vii
assist with TRANSPORTATION. Appl,
1014b colesviile I'd. at Four Cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09
SALESMAN
EXECUTIVE TYPE

EXperienced-Over Az
IN B. G.. Virginia and Maryland q
award franchises for nationally
recognized public relations pro
gram in home building field. Must
have successful selling record, n
uaneial stability and willingness "a
travel; excellent opportunity fol
qualified man TO build permanent
business on liberal commission
basis. Interview THURSDAY. Friday
R RAJ SJFIla1 Hotel w n i Id
SALESMAN
represent Nelson 4 Co, distributor
Of Capitol records in D. C. area
age. 1885. expenses, salary and
bonus: car essential. Cali Mr.
NELSON In Baltimore for appoint
ment, Broadway 6-443e. -13
statesmen wanted for paIt-timt
evening work, hrs. o TO ? pm
Mon. thru Fri. 70 enroll, children
on . trial plan for music. Direel
leads furn.. car essential. AppI,
k kprj a Sus Tsei sr fHSii !: End 4.
1880 q St. NV. Ask for Mr.. Bur
statesmen. camera; ambitious. will.
ing to progress; good salary, mani
dement's. See Mr.. Keir, RITZ CAM.
ERA CENTERs, 61s 18th st. nv
statesmen, for camera store; sxper
or inexper.; top salaries. XII; o.
sHiESMEN-Wanted for Americas
leading mems FURNISHINGS stores;
sarnings. wonderful opportunity
Apply manager NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS, 500 l4th St. NV, e42 )
81. NV. 5000 18th ST. NV. p
cd OVER 26. G 1pr5l!I
s2SIns N NE HE H on WE ESENs.
ISL ouALIETEp, l LADS TX TX p 2nH.
HHAassssIEd: LIhERALa pray
MONTHLY r., sE H6,Esl eEh M THil
Il 10 LIMIT 10 EARNINGS; CALL
Mr.. DUNCAN. Ap. 2-0SJS, !
IN 40 Moan. nAII,Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

Attention All Statesmen
Hill q Sanders. wsshington's oldest
Ford dealer needs 4 salesmen to
round out sales force We pay the
highest IN O i,00o-mi. area. plus
giving the highest allowance on
used cars, trades on new cars.
Check this 10-point pay plan as
It means money in your pocket.
No. 1-E0% washout. No $40
minimum paid on tach new car
sale. No. $3.50 expense allow
ance each new car sold. No. A.
Sell 10 new cars per month, you
get an additional 500 bonus. plus
$40 each sale over 10 sales.
No. 6-Paid vacation. No. 6-7E
cash difference on used car sales.
maximum $3.50. No. 7-S2.60
expense allowance per each used
car sale. No. S-Paid parking
space. No. 9-Adeuuate conpensa-
tion each finance deal. No. 10
Other fringe benefits. For complete
details, call or see v. Z. DOONAN,
General Manager. lila Vermont
NV. AID. 4-4300. %
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HELP-MEN

r ant. ct. cEs1 ys;,. ;aP:r :.o: s.ss a.
GAN MOTOR Co. I'LL 18th Ct
rqhiAkMAcIsT. fun or par. tine
s g. isliEM iss oRssffss'qEa \. Il ss vs
pPaxxiR;MkseeiisTT -e $50 REGISTERED. ID full
time. good hours, many company
dement's. Apply Mr.. Siiyert, STAND
ARD DRUG CO.. sag 14th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

LIFE INSURANCE CAREER
Lifetime opportunity for married ..s
lection. Established area. SIS per
week to start. Earnings ~ dis
trict S4,700 to $s.400 per wear.
vacation with pay, pension. etc.
Advancement opportunities;
sum LIFE ms. co. OF AMERICA
3420 Hamilton 81, W, Hy9ttssn,a.ee
Phone UN. 4-4710. Ewes. JU: 6.22oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

YOUNG MEN TRAVEL
u sssS. 81 ia ma no s ca bs s s ssp.
helpful. Avg. 500. Wk., immed. cash
advance; trangp. furn. JACK DUNN.
New Colonial Hotel. l0-2. 6-S pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-09

PORTER, for grocery store, over n.
d. c. permit. exper.. dependable,
willing worker. Refs. 1899 sher-
man ave. NV. LII
PORTER FOR DELIVERY and stock
work; drivers license REQUIRED: AZ,
ply In person. PARK RECALL DRUG
STORE. 1855 Savannah st. &C.,
PORTER GARAGE ATTENDANT,
with drivers permit. colonel. Hrs.
4 p.m.-12 pm. or 12 PMS Am,
Refined Conn. ave. apt. bldg.
good pay; day on and pleasant
working conds. Only sober. hard
worker With refs. apply. Res. mgr,
1926 Conn. ave. NV" . an
4 pm. -lU
PORTER, colored. for modern, down.
town apt. bids: switchboard exper.
required; local references. Apply
: res. mgr. $40 21st. st. NV. lie
PoRTERs, JANIToRs. AND.
Good pay. steady work; Is 70 4h
yyaI;sr old; ,x.AAPPEI ly AennEEEFRfSA AeN
TOPS Cqk1 9th ct NV -9
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ACCOUNTING CLERKS
High School Graduate

Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent Jobs. career
opportunity with reliable concern.
Manual and machine work; no typ
ins. 6-day week: hours, 9-5; reg
ular pay increases: sickness and
retirement dement's; ages 1850.
Cali ma. 10000. Ext. 2s6 for sp-
ADMIssI0Ns CLERK. younE. select
prom: Start, SO; 5 days. JOBS,
AnTEhATfSN W N Nan s Experienced aisa
only. for fine woman's apparel
CLAIRE DRATCH. 7215 Wis. ave.
Ass;STTsT22kkr 4-7S Clerk, all-sroauInd.
generally useful; for downtown
wholesale firm. Permanent. good
salary, paid vacations. excel. work
o 70 e. oRoEE BROS. $40 z st.n:W.
ASST. DIETICIAN
To assist in supervision and opera
ton Of EMPLOYER oyer, owned y eafes ssrs
day through Friday to employees.
Equipment and other appointments
are excellent. In confidential re-
sumo. give ase. professional train
pected. Box 4sl-T, star. 10
BEAUTICIAN,. licensed, no. exper.
nee, We will give advanced train
ing; new modern salon; NV: top
salary. OIL. 4-54s1 or RIA. $4,000.
experienced. 5o33
BEAUTlClAN. good operator wanted.
5-day week. FRED THE HAIR
sTYLIsT At Brooks. 1l09 q st.
BnhSTuTIcIAN. experienced. mani.
ssss YEA op ssy es sESS o
ARDS. 62S6 deorEia ave NV.
BEAuT ial2S excel. working candl.
HAfR Fashions. soils Wisconsin,
B 3ai fitgS eolored. Shampoo girl.
in mod. air-cond. salon. Good sal
airy plus excellent TIPS. Mr.. HAIR
call home res. ia. 9-9ss9. --13
round operator. 5-dsy week. salary
and commission. ANNANDALE
BEAUTY SALON. Annandale, Va.
B "a uTrfSsil exper. only; salary
open. WILLIAM OF WASHINGTON.
INC, 1894 Conn, ave, OIL. 6-4s16.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, top salary and
comm. pd. vac, sd. wk., no night
work. air-cond. shop. 1722 Wilson
blvd. Arl,, Va. lust across Key
Bridge; AuGuSTINEs House OF
Hair stylg, IA. 7-3023. OF. 4-7369.
BEAUTY OPERATORS for hotel
beauty salon, call EN-, 1852, after
81 oRE SSai H. siisroand %
orator. small shop. KE. S-6924.
Dor KKSfE2GEPaER assistant. to take
full charge OF accounts receivable.
entering sales and cash. Typing
and mailing monthly statements.
balAncing to the control account,
and following up collections with
phone calls and letters. Permanent
position, good pay. Apply 2Q2l
B tasR II PHI clerical: experienced;
women's sportswear shops; 0.day
wk,, unusual oppor. CASUAL COR
NER. 3413 Conn. ave-. EN- 2-2640.
BooKKEEPER, typins and general
once work: 6-dsy wk., Q TO, g..
s Ss5s Il n ERR;.TTYP1sr.. experience
not necessary; young lady for a., aS-
ONCE, varied duties. ST. s-o990.
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