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Evening star., 1955-09-04
PHHATELIC NEWS
Pythogoros Honored
By Greek Stamps

Pythagoras, 6th century
Greek philosopher. will be
honored by Greece with a set
Of four new stamps. accord
ing to the New York Stamp
ing Co.
A native Of the island Of
Samos, Pythagoras became
famous for his arithmetical
theories as we'll as for his for
matien of a society based on
the brotherhood of man.
The 2 drachma green and S
DIR violet depict a Samos coin
of the Roman period. The
coin bears a likeness of Py-
thagoras. The $50 DIR black
and white illustrates the Py-
thagorean geometric theorem.
The 6 DIR blue shows an out
line map of Samos.
Turkey has mapped out a
big stamp program for the
remainder of the year. Eight
new sets of stamps comprising
% items will be issued. They
will honor five international
congresses in Istanbul. the
Tooth anniversary of the es-
tablishment of modern tele-
communications in Turkey,
the international soccer cham
pionships and the general
census.
Haiti has issued a new four.
value set to commemorate the
21st anniversary of the new
Haitian army. The design on
each shows a military monu-
ment and a vignette portrait
Of the air force commander.
The regular values are 10
centimes blue and black and
10 centimes red and black.
The airmails are $50 gourde
green and black and $50 gray
and black.
Also issued by Haiti was a
new set Of six depicting the
head OF its famed patriot Des-
salines. These stamps will re-
place the old set Of similar
design.
Two new stamps have been
issued by Luxembourg. The 2
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franc blue and brown honors
the 50th anniversary OF. the
National Handicrafts Expo
sition. A symbolic design show
ing handicraft work is de-
picted on the adhesive. The
2.50-franc bistre is for Tele-
Luxembourg-the first televi-
sion station in that country.
The first test programs were
transmitted on January %,
1855. Regular telecasting
started on May IA. The new
stamp shows the transmitter
of the station.
This is from International
Stamp News: The Hungarian
set of 5 values issued in 1881
was withdrawn from sale late
in 1888 because of rumors. 1t
seems that persistent rumors
caused many people to believe
that the gum on the stamps
had poisonous ingredients and
If you licked enough Of the
gum you were doomed to a
lingering death!
Cuba's tuberculosis stamp
shows a potted plant being
sprinkled' from o watering
can. The cross Of Lorraine,
auti-TB symbol, appears on
the watering can.
From Venezuela comes word
OF a new set Of stamps soon.
to be issued in honor Of the
400th anniversary of the City
Of Valencia.
In addition to It's new set Of
independence stamps. Pakistan
has issued an inland air mail
for use between East and West
Pakistan. The 2 annas blue
shows a Super Constellation
plane in flight.
ASSOCIATED Press NewsfeatureD
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handled by Jaye. Decca O.
2e6iD.
Lee Austin-His Deep. rich
tones are right at home on the
r & B favored items entitled
Don't Hold Back" and "I Told
You" (Mercury 70672x45).
The; Cheers-Vocal group
has a real winner in two un-
Evening star., 1955-09-04

crowd Of one lunching at the
Brown Derby as IS million
viewers. To him 1t comes nat
urally.
Studio publicity departments
play a key role, Of course, In
the attitude Of actors toward
the press. They invariably in
struct contractees to be cordial
and open-minded. The one ex-
ception Is MGM, where tradi-
tionally the star is something
on q pedestal to be revered
and coddled.
Released by NANA)
Evening star., 1955-09-04
By MARGARET L. FISHER


Competition for regional
bridge honors continues apace
today ct the Sheraton-Park
Hotel, where upwards Of 1000
Eastern States bridge fans
have been assembled since
Friday.
The eighth annual regional
meet Of the Mid-Atlantic
Bridge Conference features
open pair play this afternoon
and evening at 2 and $3.50
o'clock. Team of-four play Is
set for tomorrow at / and $3.50
pm. Both events offer regional
"red" points for credit toward
life master ranking.
William Woodson of Green
vile, S. c., one of the South's
top players, will defend with
r. j. Lowell Of Mt. Airy, N. c..
In today's title match. Mrs.
Harry Siegel and Michael
Michaels are local chairmen
of the event.
Tomorrow's team contest
will be conducted at board-a-
match play. all entered teams
competing through both ses-
sions. In charge are Mrs. Jack
Weber and Charles C. Loven-
berg. Present titlists are the
D. C. foursome OF Mrs.
Catherine McGhee. Mrs. M.
L. Fisher. James @. Stone, and
D. j.. Harris.
Non-Master Pair Event
While the team event Is in
progress tomorrow, the less
experienced tournament play
er gets his chance in the two
session non-master pair game.
q new feature in MABC
regional meets. Only players
with less than 50 ACBL master
points are eligible. Chair
men are Mrs. Glynn Skipper
and Arthur H. Fribourg.
Preceding tomorrow's twin
bill. four Of Americas leading
bridge authors win enlighten
the fans with q lively discus
sion Of duplicate bidding tao
tics. The clinic starts ut lt:46
am. the expert panel COM
prising Alvin Roth and Fred
Karpin of Washington. Alfred
Sheinwold of New York, and
Charles ]. Solomon Of Phil
adelphia.
Last month in Chicago, Roth
and Solomon annexed national
team titles. Solomon earning
the right to represent the
United States in the world title
bridge play to be held next
winter.
The regional championships
are sanctioned by the Ameri-
can Contract Bridge League.
and open to any of Its mem
bers. DR.. Leroy Robins is
tourney chairman.
WBL to Begin Schedule
The Washington Bridge
League begins its fall sched-
ule "Wednesday night at the
Sheraton-Fark. Once again a
. l2-game series award will
spark competition in WBL
duplicates on the first. second
and third Wednesdays OF each
month. Master points and
fractions thereof won in these
games. through December 81.
will determine the winners in
each of three skill groups into
which the WBL membership
Is divided.
Group A will be for players
with LOO or more master points
registered with ACBL on Sep
tember 6. Group B is for
players with 20-99 points. and
Evening star., 1955-09-04
POPS

Continued From Page B.,
"Count Me H." "Freddie's
Tune" and "Osie's Blues"
with Osie singing the latter.
(RCA Victor LPM-1116)
Arthur Murray ID a nc e
and Dream Time" Is a de-
lightful LIP which has been
recorded under Murray's per-
sonal direction. Orchestral
and vocal arrangements are
by Sidney Feller. with the
Keith Textor Singers adding
their fine talents to each tune.
Sweeping waltzes. lifting fox
trots, and the provocative
rhythms Of the tango, rhum-
Evening star., 1955-09-04

Two new stamps have been
issued by Luxembourg. The 2
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usual numbers, as they pair
the clever Some Night in
Alaska" with the rather weird
BLACK Denim Trousers"
Capitol F32l9).
Eddie Heywood-The Ray
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Charles Singers add TO the
charm of Sunny Sunday"
while Eddie's piano and band
star on Love for Love-"
(Mercury 70677x45).
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STAMP CLUBS

The Takoma Park Philatelic
Association will meet at 1901
Flower avenue Tuesday at 1880
pm. Visitors are invited to
contact Mrs. Alta Stone GU.
e-z89D.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

tFor either series Of SIX concerts.J
Mail and Phone Orders Accepted
Checks payable Hayes Concert Blu
reau." Phone Or write for Season
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Order your Series tickets snd BAY
In 8 equal instalIments, u when yeu
order. and two ether payments By
Nev. 9Th and Feb. 9Th. You re-
eeivs tickets for the next tive con-
eerts with each payment.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
7. M. c. A. Summer
With Aquacade
Program To Close

Murrell Branch, Y. w. c. A.,
one of the Miami social agencies
operating without facilities, must
rely on joint use of available
facilities in the community until
its needed building program is
completed. The limited program
goes on under handicap.
Due to generous consideration
of Sab Rabin, manager of the
Lord Calvert Hotel, the Y. w. C..
A. was again permitted use of
the Lord Calvert Swimming
Pool for its five week swimming
program as part of its summer
activities. More than 90 young
sters and adults-women men,
boys, and girls, have benefited
from instructions under super
vision of Ernest Cochran, accred-
tied A. r. c. trainer and IA vol
unteers made available through
his training and supervision.
Sunday, July 81, 3:00-7:00 p.
NJ. the program will close with
an aquacade (water show at
the Lord Calvert Pool. All Par
ents, hotel guest, Y. w. c. A.
members and friends are invited
to attend and see demonstrative
swimming: from beginners in
termediates and advanced TO Life
Saving, Diving and Competitive
distance and speed relays. The
Fl. Lauderdale group, under d.
rection of Nathaniel Thompson
and Dixie Park groups are invited
TO participate.
The Y. w. c. AS summer pro-
gram of "Homemaking" Sewing,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

We have attempted to include
as many of our children as pos
sible in the various contests
which the playground directors
have suggested that we have.
Our first contest = The Doll
Show-was quite successful. The
winners were: Mae Washington.
oldest doll; Evelina Peterson,
foreign doll; Geraldine Saunders,
most beautiful doll; Rose Marie
Stewart, largest collection of dolls.
We found, when we attempted
to have the Hobby Show, that
our children didn't have as many
hobbies which consisted OF COL
lections of articles or making of
articles as we had anticipated.
We are going to have to encour-
age our children to have more
hobbies of that type. However.
we found that their hobbies con-
sisted of such activities as read
ing, dancing, playing the piano.
etc. In the hobbies that were
entered, James Bradshaw won
first prize on his certificate for
the best workmanship, Adolph
for the neatest, Joyce Bradshaw
for the most unusual and Rose
Marie Stewart for the most at
tractive.
On Dress-Up Day, Joyce Brad
shaw was the most beautiful as
Jane Arden. Geraldine Pratt was
the prettiest as Cinderella, Paula
Anderson was the cutest as Mop
Sy, Beth Marie Perez was the
sweetest as Red Riding Hood.
Inez Taylor was the most origi-
nal as Brenda Starr and Sara
Deveaux and Jacquelin Saunders
gave the best Characterization as
Ma and Pa Kettye.
The Silly Bonnet contest was
rained out on the day on which
it was to be held but a 'ress
rehearsal picture was made in
contestants displayed their silly
headgear. All or most of these
hats were made by the girls in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
G II A r M
BY LOU LaTOUR

NEW YORK - (Global) - Do
have a number of hats, if you can
afford to do so. Select styles that
are becoming to you. Do not in
dulge in the foolish practice of
buying a chapeau just because
you see it and have the money to
spend. Think in terms of some out
lit you are trying to round out,
or some dress you are trying to
complement, or some hairdo you
are attempting to accentuate. Hats
seem to be very sensitive things,
and If you do not put them in
the company where they belong
they will not lend anything to en-
nance your looks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
Activities At Libertu
City Playground

Mrs. Counts Arts and Crafts
class. The photo of the girls in
their hats and some of the boys
who were not on the field at
that time, appear on this page.
Our first night program on
July Il was pretty we'll attended,
but we are hoping for a much
larger attendance of teen-agers
and adults on July % from $50
to $3.50. Square dancing and other
forms of recreation will be en-
joyed by~all.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

knitting, variety crafts, and
make-overs), and Swimming.
now in its final week, has been
directed by Mrs. A. Louise b.
Taylor. executive director and as
sisted by Miss Frances Bryant.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30
BE A LANDLORD

Get income property
$500 will get you started
Lease a big rooming house
or hotel in the downtown
area and make money.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Phone 3-1441
Come to 1855
NV. 5th Court
ASK FOR
J. r. Taylor
We have
other deals
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-30

Above is a dress rehearsal
picture of the girls who plan to
enter the Silly Bonnet Contest
at Liberty City Elementary. Most
of the hats were made in the
Arts and Crafts class taught by
Mrs. Ethel Counts. The boys
pictured are the ones who were
available at the time. The majority
Of the boys were on the play
ground engaging in a softball
game. This photo was a courtesy
Of Mr.. Frank johnson, photo
grapher and Range Funeral
Home
Evening star., 1955-09-05
INVENTORY CLERK
Laboratory Technician

LABORATORY Iecnnlclan
Woman for research dept. Of
large trade association. ] yr. OF
chemistry in school required, Ap-
Fl HTggTE e 81 SSG5 pRY SAllNH Cleaning iNsas1 so9
Burlinston ave. Silver Spring. ---5
MAID, white, hotel rm. maid for
high-class bldg. for Sunday and
weekday work, on hourly basis.
Apply at $500 Wis. ave, bet. $3.50
am. and IL noon. and SO pm.
MAIL CLERK-Permanent and in
terestinR position sorting and dis
tyibuting our, home once mail. We
offer opportunity for advancement
and attractive employee benefits.
Our company has q fine high type
group of employees, cheerful
once and 5-day week. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, 5th floor, 1925 Eye st. NV.
3
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sTENOIYPE MACHINE. S25. Prac-
tically new. Call IA. 5-615s. IS
sTENoTYPE MACHs., $3.50, with
s free lessons. TEMPLE SCHOOL,
1898 g st. NV. Ma. 8-325S.
STOVE, de luxe GE eiectrici S1a5;
Replace setting silver, $50: French
fryer: util. tables; Hollywood bedi
S,n matching lounge chairs hairs s35 ga
STUDIO COUCH practically new;
excel. cond.: paid 500, sell for $40
or best offer WE. $1,000
TAPE RECORDER wilcox-Gay.
sA10 2-speed. like new, S65. JU.
9-55S9. IS
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SINGER

White: full OF part time. cAP'N
GUYS CLUB. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
Additions after o nm. IS
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SITUATioNS-DoMESTlc

NEAT COLoRED GIRL desires,
cleaning. g.h,w., 5 days. Exper. 8
yrs. Refs; on one Job. Health card.
co. 5-n235. IS
DAYWORK, good launderer, with
references. CALL MRS. JOHNSON
ICCLoRED WOMAN. wishes child car,
and Inv. for working parent; font
| C0LORED WOMAN wishes 2 or (
dsvs wk,, good laundreSs ant
cleaner. Very good refs. Call NO
CoLoRED GIRL. desires day work
! Mon, Tues, and Wed: good laun.
| dress. Best of refs. Me. S-44S6.
WOMAN. colored, g.h.w.; 5-day wk.
exper., with children. Phone NO
coIORED WOMAN wants sh.w.
plain cooking; live out DE. 3
DEPENDABLE colored woman de-
sires 8 days full time or day work
good refs. Ii. 4-00IS. g.
COLORED GIRL wants days work
Mon. and Tues; refs. CO. 5-6h5s
until 2 p.m,
COLORED WOMAN desires Job
housekeeping or child care: days
week. LA. 6-9330.
Evening star., 1955-09-05
PAINTING-ROOF

LU. 1-4124 .
PAPERING, painting, plasterine
neat, clean work; low prices; prompt
attention. Call IA. 9-1064 u
PAPERING-SI0 rm. up; sunfaSt,
washable paper; do own work.
guaranteed white mechanic. RA'
PAPERiNG, $40 and up this week;
only 1858 Sunfast washable papers
RA' 3-73a3. JU. 9-7R0s.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. Low
prices: free estimates: Md. work
only MR.. LEE VIII 6.6Sn! ~
ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR. xl5;
Serving D. c., Md. and Va. Skilled
mechanics. LU. 2-9l71. III
ROOFING, new work and repairs;
Cutters. spouts. carpentry and
painting. Also house painting. ex-
terror and interior. A: D. THOMAS
ROOFING, WAT Z RPROOFING,
painting. repointing: exp. work; v.
mech; work guaranteed. Ii. 7-s2Os.
ROOFING wATERPRoOFING, paint
Ing. repainting; exper. work: "
mech; work guaranteed. Ii. T-s2oS.
Ia
Evening star., 1955-09-05
MIscELLANEous FoR sALE

OIL BURNER ana s75-saI. tank and
sentroE Can after . pm. daily
OIL BuESEE CONVERSIONS. as low
as S225. KE. S-59sS. %
REFGR., 6-cu.-ft. Frigidaire; excel.
eond;; for quick sale. S45. 10.
OIL TANKS. a7s gal. brand-ney:
ORGAN-only S4.95 per week
nothing else TO paw puts new
lessons. music and material. Call
Mr. HILLS, RE; 1922. 10
condition; best offer. ia. 9-6470.
PIANOS - Returned from rental;
spinets. Greatly reduced. Save up
to 409s KITS, 1880 q st. NV.
RE. 1922. 10
PIANO. weaver spinet. Used very
little and fully guaranteed. S345.
KITS 1880 G st. NV, RE. q
PIANOS. It's new. It's portable.
It's exciting. The new Wurlitzer
electronic piano. Only Sg9g .95. Ex-
elusive at KITS, 1880 @ st. NV
RE. 7-62I2. 10
PIANO-Wiii lean new piano to
private family, with option to pur-
chase same. Phone VIII. 6-s7l2.
PIANO. 5-ft. Knabe grand. AXE.
new condition; Sg95. JE. 4-46Tl,
PIANO, Lvose grand, 5 it.: beautiful
red mahogany; excellent condition:
5000 or best offer. TU. 2-0340.
PIANO, baby grand. walnut. French
case, IKE new. Quick sale 4d54
'PiPE, ssiv.. "a black, copper. cast iron.
cut thread fixtures BLOCKS,
RANGE. new 4O-in., Admiral elee.,
deep well. oven broller, 7-speed
grills, SIPS; JE. 4-4524. ID
RANGES. USED, bargains. EN-. e
RECEIVER. HammerIund. Super Pro,
SP200x, and power supply. XII.
REIkiGERAroRs. used, barsa!ns,
Flaranteed. PEERLsEss PEER LES Y SALES CO, CO,
2237 Ga. ave. NV, DE. 2-55o6.
REFRIGERATORs - 4-cu.-ft. GE.
SIS, and 6-cu.- 1T. Servel, S25.
PPeItect working condition. L. 81
RRFkIGERsroRs, fRfFfkIIGERssroRs used; rebuilt; S
Per'eGFs gear FREDaRIcks III s0nf inc, suas ssso5
REFRIGERAToR.A eai Z os, E gen. 4 en. IT,: $50.
Excel. cond AP. 1862. Is
REFGR.. FriEidsire; good cond.:
also inside French doors; excel.
cond,; reas. DE. 2-4371. %
REFRIGERATORS
GE. Westinghouse Frigidaire. elee.,
gas Guar Del incl $50 UP.
BLOCKS
1910 BALTIC. Ave, Nr. Peace Gross
| l746 Lee Hwy. Nr. Key Bridge
LIZA S.SNUn WA E.Skn1
Evening star., 1955-09-05
BUSINESS SERVICES

TREE TOPPING AND REMOVAL.
,F;S,SFst Ress rates c,S9s S9 s-6loPp Procss. srn
bossed; $3.45 per 1000 and up,
Call JU. 5-SS4S. D ,
PAINTING, decorating. inside and
outside. roof repair, floor sanding
and finishing, free estimates. 10.
2-h2Rfi. WA. h-9I6O. ID
Evening star., 1955-09-05

ter Prefer experience. Permanent
position. 5-day week. Apply in per-
Evening star., 1955-09-05

IN eAUeI' CUuu.' SOU. JA- S-bzt1B,
20
TYPEWRITBR - Underwood desk
model. auto, tab. set. in excellent
condition. $3.50. LO. 5-3203
TYPEwRITERs = Back-to-sciooI
bargains. All makes. Guar. l yr.
We rent. repair, trade. STANDARD
TYPEWRITER CO.. a10 @ st. NV,
ma. S-3632. Our 34th year.
USED GAS STOVE and. refrigerator;
only SIS for both. 923 Shepherd
Evening star., 1955-09-05

INTERESTING sTENOGRAPH 20
SITION with aviation association
shorthand required; permanent; B.
day week; unusual employe oene-
iits: For iniormstion and appoint
sTEN0. -TYPIsT. interesting work
ear ca 'fnnDanss La sSfss. Sfas Nj CATER Essn
SIXTH TRANSFER q STORAGE
sTENo. CLERK, experienced. for
patent Law once in National Press
Bldg; 5-day wk.. @ TO 8; salary.
$40 per wk. Call MRS. FOLEY
STENo. .-CLERK-Por branch once
Of national organization, Short
ures involving payroll and keepins
Perm. position. Age S4-35. Group
ms. protection and hosp. available
to our employees; . to s. 5-day
week; Cali Mrs; oAppeit or Miss
TEAcHERS--Last minute vacancies;
S3.2Q0-S5. 200, ADAMS TEACHERS
IhAcHheds aiss I.ted ssaaoos1oe6e saTfo aefo
TCHRs, AGENCY. bl6 N. Charles
St, Baltic, Nd. Mulberry 6-6S50l
TEACHERS, for pvt. school; l pri-
mary vacancy. another In grade 4.
exper. nee. IA. 7-8459. %
TYPIsT, white, for national asso-
citation. 5-day week. paid vacation.
Disqualification and life insurance;
,5sSna'snss rarsss sans,os Sds saislsFs
for advaneemsnt, starsins salary,
se;cISr so;cf2r1oE. EAf5pHAss 81 H71s4is. s.It
perienc.d. s aesurste for distsphons
work, 5-dsy week, paid vacation,
hospitalization and insurance. ar
eorditioned building, salary 81
100 NATIONAL RIFLE Asso''
TYPIsT. white. s-day week. tenn;
porary. fgil or Part time goosc
between Q and Tuesday. -6
TYPIsT. white, So E;p.m1 some som,
week. salary. $50, Apply ALLsTATE
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 1919
Kalorama I'd. NV. -
TYPIsT. exper.. future steno. ad-
Vancement. age, 1895: pd. hospit-
alization. generous salary inersases'
air-cond. once. 5-dsy wk. AD, 4
rYPfssrMs5-7o rYPfssr rs5 words per minute.
Accurate. Capable Of handling de-
tails and willing to work; days.
Salary S75 week. with chance Tor
advancement See Mrs, McCauley,
T. N. LERNER q Co. 6406 Georgia
avenue NV. Tuesday. ID
TYPIsT, electric IBM-PsM; 60-70
Wpr1.: 5-day week. vacation and
sick leave; air-cond once; excellent
salary. UNITED PRINTING sEEV-
ICES. $40 18th st. NV. =
TYPIST
Accounting once Of national SCI
entific research organization has
an Immediate opening for q young
lady, meeting the following quail
/. Hish school graduate with some
additional business or COLLEGE
?. neints5 Under IS years Of age.
8. Q to 3 years typins experience.
preferably In an accounting OIL
This position offers the followins
/. Permanent. full-time employment.
p, 5-day, 37M hour week.
q. "a days annual leave per year.
"A. is days sick leave per year.
S. Blue Cross. Blue Shield plus life
insurance and pension Dement'S. ~
substantially reduced cost.
o. Starting salary, $2.SsO per year.
with excellent opportunities for
advancement.
For interview call Elk. $500. Ex-
tension go. ID
Evening star., 1955-09-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES

READING DIFFICULTIES eliminat-
ed at home with clinical word list
and simple directions taught. MRS
BAKER, Special Education, Sg27
Second ave, Silver Spring. Md.
JU. 0-1667. IS
BALLROOM TAP LESSONS offered
by well-trained teachers. To en-
roll, call HU. 3-4950 after 0. ---8
INQUIRE Ma. $3.50. New classes
now starting. accounting, business
admin, bookkeeping, office mach.
typing, shorthand, Civil Service
day and evening: small classes.
Excel. positions. BOYD SCHOOL,
est. 40 yrs, cor. 18th & @ SITS.
PIANO HARMONY COMPOSITION
coaching singers, yiolinists. begin
ners, advanced. WUNSCH STUDIO
OF MUSIC, 11T2 Columbia rd. NV. :,
DE. 2-076S, Aforementioned, record
inRs made, recitals. H.
SHORTHAND IN g WEEKS day oil
IL weeks ewes. Easy ABC system.
Low cost. TEMPLE SCHOOL, 1888
@ St NV. ma. S-325S.
Evening star., 1955-09-05
PANTRY
SALESCLERK
PRx-REcEPTI0NIsT. 7oune- ini

PBX-RECEPTIONIST. young. intel
ligent, for national, MAGAZINE. Ac-
cnrate typist. Interesting. varied
surrogndings, Sn Can MRS. uRE, pI.
PiaNhIszT,f fes expep'' sPpt for dancing school S
a. S5 s6s ea esil al Re- FflSs5 s7ss sfs Ii. P sls i
POSTING CLERK-Prefer MGR 2. 900
experienee but will train. Apply
employment once. SHERATON
PARK HOTEL, Conn. ave. and
pRiefNg pMisaSNseg GHERk, III Nv mus. b. .ccuts.. ms
with figures. Good starting salary
for risht person. 5-dayL 40-hour
vacations. Other company benefits.
Phone M; Bright, Q to II an.
RsaL RAJ SasPa; ESTATE LOAN elsrk-.yp,...
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
between 9 and 8. %
REAL ESTATE sALEsWoMEN--Ve.
licensed or will train. JE. 2-07ae.
REAL ESTATE sALEsLADY wanted.
. sxpsFisneed 5sTS ssieslsay sayt.d1 fHmiiiaT lar
NV. Ample advertising, plenty Of
houses, excellent income to right
party. Call W. 3. WRIGHT. EN-.
REcEPTTIoN1sT, white. new nv.
beauty salon: attrae., under 80.
must have personality over phone |;
sal. open. Call RA. $4,000 or OIL.
RECEPTIoNIsT. for optical once:
neat, alert and intelligent young
lady desired. STERLING OPTICAL
vGos vGspI,oIfs 5l7 l2.h st; NV ;,,,. ,o- -s g.,
downtown 18th Sc. salon. $40 to
1890: 4-day wk.. Tues. through
Fri. Beauty shop exper. pref;
good salary. EMILE, 1921 Conn.
ave. %
Evening star., 1955-09-05
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

GIRL. colored. wishes work in beauty
salon, manicuring. Shampooing or
mail, 10 yrs exper. CO. 5-06S3.
PRACTICAL NURSE--Exper. refs,
prefer days VIII accept ewes, doc
tors OF. Pvt. duty. CO. 5-9ls2.
RECFPTIoNIsT CLERK TYPIST.
PIX ! 3 yrs exper. Good appear
ance Best refs. WO. 6-2039. --6
WOMAN, ~, with wide exper.,
wishes administrative or secre-
tarial work months only. at
minimum 1878 monthly. Box 459-
T, Star -B
COLoRED GIRL, experienced In res
taurRnt work. reliable, neat, wants
nart-time evening Job. Waitress or
cook. RA. 3-931T o.
EXPER. LADY. general bookkeep-
ing ONCE machines, desires posi-
tion with employer of integrity who
respects loyalty, dependability; pre-
fer club or hotel, by Sept. II, S75
Wk OIL, 2-9401 --B
Evening star., 1955-09-05
HELP--WokAEN

|TYPIsT. for airline communications
firm. 5-day week, Good startinR