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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
Frances Knight, Mel cod Aide,
Is New Chief of Passport Unit

ofiicial responsibilities and be .
free agent.
Miss knight Is the wife Of
wayne w. Parrish, president Of
American Aviation Publications.
Inc. They live ct 2445 Wyoming
avenue NV.
Worked for G. o. r.
The new passport chief Is q
native Of Rhode Island and q
graduate Of New York University.
She has had extensive Govern
ment service, including q posi-
ton with the old Works Prog
ress Administration. She has
worked for the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Committee
and in the ofiice OF Represents
tive Taber. Republican. Of New
York.
She affiliated with the State
Department In 1919 and for the
last two years has served as
assistant deputy administrator In
the Office Of Security Chief Scott
Mcleod.
Both she and Mrs. Shipley
have been subjects Of controversy
from time to time. It has been
charged that Miss Knight brought
information against Voice OF
America personnel to conserva-
tive Republican Senators Me-
Carthy and Bridges,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
New-cqr Retailer Has
$1O8, 871 Investment

CHICAGo.-Franchised new
ear and truck retailers In the
United States have an average
investment Of $108,871.
They employ some 100000
persons In the country's more
than 1000 dealerships. New
car dealers sold some 14.806. 900
new and used vehicles last year.
The total of automotive retail
sales was $44 billions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

from the witness stand. Under
an agreement between opposing
attorneys. testimony from the
previous trial win be read In
stead Of calling witnesses TO the
stand.
Mrs. Keeney. no longer with
the q. N. said In refusing to
answer the subcommittee's ques-
ton that rules Of the world or
ganization forbade her talking
about such things as hirings and
RESERVATIONS. Subsequently she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

filed . sworn statement saying
she didn't know whether any
one In the State Department.
aided her In getting q job as
q q. N. editorial assistant.
Joseph Forer. Mrs. Keeney.s
attorney. told Judge schwein-
haut the subcommittee didn't
want an answer to the guess
ton" but wanted to make o test
case between the powers Of the
Senate and the q. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

rejuvenating Montgomery Ward
and repeated promises to in-
crease sales 500 million In the
first eight months and increase
both earnings and dividends.
Opened Fight in 1881
He disclosed that he started
on Mr.. Avery's trail back in
1851 when he was having q fair
" busy time with Capital Tran-
sit and other properties. Mr..
Avery's talk about holding back
expansion until the cost Of store
building dropped TO IS q square
foot. first attracted him. he said
That kind Of depression talk
seemed extremely dangerous for
the entire economy, Mr.. Wolf
son said. He started TO collect
a file on Mr.. Avery's history,
including balance sheets and
personal matters. When the file
had almost filed q room - feet
wide and is feet long. he de-
cided II was time to do scTne-
thing.
After the battle started. he said
Mr.. Avery asked d member Of
Congress to start q special In
vestigation Of Mr.. Wolfson and
that when he had learned of this
he had offered 30 cooperate In
every way. but had suggested
that Mr.. Avery also be investi-
gated. Mr.. Avery backed out, he
said.
Welcomes Investigation
eThey are welcome to investi-
gate me to see II ! am . wrecker
of corporations but they Should
also make an investigation Of
ways to protect the small stock
holders and bring back real
democracy to corporations" he
said.
He declared Merritt. Chapman
g. Scott. Of which he also Is
board chairman, had adopted q
policy OF reducing management
salaries when dividends are re-
duced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
'Low-Grode' Passenger
Won't Eat Dinner

FORT WORTH (R.-on a
night fight from Ell Paso here, a
passenger told the pretty blond
hostess that he didn't want any
dinner.
COX" she told him, ''but
you're missing Dreaded veal CUT
lets and you'll get a lower
grade. "
What, do you mean by q
lower grader"
"Oh, we grade all you pas
sengers," She informed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

Miss Frances /. q. Knight, q
high-ranking official In the State
Department Security ONCE. was
selected yesterday to succeed Mrs,
Ruth b. Shipley as head Of the
Passport Division.
Secretary Of State Dulles an
nounced that Miss Knight would
assume her new position on April
so, when Mrs. Shipley retires
after holding the Office for n
years.
The choice was q personal VIC
tory for the 70-year-old Mrs.
Shipley. who interceded with the
secretary In behalf Of Miss
knight.
Urged 70 Stay BY Dulles
It was disclosed that. Secre-
tary Dulles had urged Mrs. Ship
ley to, continue In Office. with q
plea that she would be able to
continue rendering valuable serv-
ice to the United States. He
wrote the veteran ernploye that
she had won for herself q posi-
tion Of great respect IN the de-
partment. In Congress and in
the country.
Mrs. Shipley declined to stay,
saying that she Is @tired In a
way / have never experiepced
before and / must lay aside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
NEW COUNTRY CLUB
NOW FORMING

ATTENTION ouTBoARDERs- sPEEDBoATERs
WATER SkIERS-DucK HUNTERS tiERhAEN
s-Ssv MINERS A new yocht and country club on
the Potlnent River, Chesapeake Boy oreo. one hours
drive from .. Golfers privote facilities with eight
miles Of protected horbor - private slond moin
clubhouse snack bor-prhote beoch-pI playground
ETC. Membership now open for limited number
S24.Oo full annual membership fee. Write for
membership application, Box 252-x. stor. This IS
q private club-not open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
WoIison Feels Hurt
By Transit Criticism;
Defends Operation
BY DONALD B. HADLEY.

Louis E. wolfson expressed
confidence yesterday that his
group will acquire control Of
Montgomery Ward D. Co. at the
annual stockholders meeting on
April 20, but he devoted most Of
q talk here to Capital Transit CO,
MIR. Wolfson said the transit
story interested him fully as
much as Montgomery Ward, and
that newspaper stories implying
that the Washington company
had been "milked" deeply hurt
him.
He said he and his family.
associates and friends now own
'sfar more than million shares"
Of Montgomery Ward & Co. and
that proxies from other stock
holders supporting him were
pouring in ''by the thousands. S."
Silent on Totals
He declined to say exactly
how many proxies had been re-
ceived in the first week Of actual
solicitation.
Il am sorry I cannot say.
Mr.. Avery would like to know
that" he said. (He referred to
Sewell Avery, whose Montgomery
Ward management he hopes to
unseat.)
Capital Transit Co.. Of which
Mr.. Wolfson is board chairman.
has been badly misundersto !.
the Florida financier said. Since
his group took over In September.
l94s, debt Of SO million has
been paid of and the company
still has $2.5 million in cash
compared with SOS million III
1949.
while it is true that we have
had five fare Increases since
1949. also want to point out
that we have had six substantial
wage increases to meet" he de-
clared.
Cites High Standing
"The company is the only
transit property in cities of $780,
600 or more population with no
debt whatsoever. New equip
ment has been added and the
company continues to win ma
tional safety awards, I" he pointed
out.
I'VE have kept much Of the
old experienced management
and have only added few new
faces"
Mr.. Wolfson said an applica-
ton for another fare increase
is in the making, but it will be
delayed, 'for another month or
maybe several months" The
company awaits wage negotia-
tions when the union contract
expires July / and wants to get
. clear picture of revenue
trends.
He said that when he and his
group we're first criticized here
for transit policies. he had
formed a resentment toward
some of the newspapers, but that
he had reached a more mature
Judgment and realizing the great
work of the press in public af-
fairs, he held no grudges.
Cooperation Urged
However, he said the Wash
ington community in general
needed to cooperate in efforts
to solve the transit problem or
the far more costly alternative
of public ownership would be-
come necessary.
# a way could be found to
relieve traffic snarls and increase
the speed of buses and street
cars even one mile an hour.
substantial saving would result
and further fare increases held
down.
Most of his address to the
Washington Society of Invest
ment Analysts at the National
Press Club was devoted to Capital
Transit. But in the question
period, interest turned more to-
Montgomery Ward.
He reoutlined his program of
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l-20 II THE EVENING STAR washington, D. c.
II. APRM 4.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
YnII(N AJrots mn M nAY Ec rTyfNnr

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE
WHO WANTS TO DO SALES WORK
corporation has vacancy in Wash
ington territory. Average income
over $4,000. Repeat business. Pro-
tected. weli-established territory. Se-
cure future. Paid vacations. group
Present income must be $1,000 mini
mum. Sales or once administrative
experience essential. Salary. COM
mission. bonus, expenses, Write full
details to Box 30S-S, Star. IS
MANAGER, with at least years ex-
per; for fancy food dept. at CAR
R1ER DRUG, Bethesda. dept. store,
information call Mr.. Carrier. OIL, f.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
HELp-WoMEN

WOMAN. experisnced in teaching
eround necessary. Apply 1880
Fri. between q and pm. -4
WOMEN OR GIRLS, full or part time.
to do telephone work In either w
Or Nd g0c hr. Apply l04 2.
Broad St, Suite 2. Falls CHURCH
Gallatin st. and Rte. 1. Hyatts.. Nd.
BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
supplement sales field Permanent,
dignified work for responsible ma
ture women. Flexible hours. To be
presented Saturday, February, 8; at
z en-. For adm sdmnissiOn. call Mr..
NEED MONEY? Limited earning
time? AVON will come to the rescue
With So to SIS per leisure hour, DI.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY twhitel. for
well-groomed ladies interested In
part time Potentials, for immediate
iivering. flexible hours. telephone
and car necessary. Phone for appt.
MRS. HANSON, ST. 3-lf35. Mon.
through Sat. 90. It
AGCKESSlNE 0ut not nlRn-pfsSsuTe
saleslady; full time; with car. in
terested direct selling; high per-
centage; table appointments: no
soliciting. canvassing, deliveries,
parties or collections. Write giving
phone number. Box 494-R, Star. 4
ONE DAY A WEEK-Well-paid posi-
tion for extremely refined and neat
practical nurse or person experienced
In baby care; some Inv: hishest
refs REQUIRED, W0 8s4O5". -6
phone work so pm. IN either Va:
or Md. 90c hr. Apply 1O4 E. Broad
St, Suite 2, Falls Church. Va. or
Profess ional Bldg, RIM. 221. Gal
latin St, and Rte. /. Hyattsville, Md.
WHITE WOMAN, 35-45 yrs. of age,
week: live in and board. Box 232-S.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Insurance Safety Engineer

Insurance Safety Engineer
To work for large insurance hrm in
greater Washington area. At least
to z years experience necessary.
Age limit under 40. Good opportu-
nifty for advancement. Must be neat
in appearance and pleasant person
suRsETYs sss cokp., nii A'tHr 4Is NAaaEMAd WoodWaad
Bldg. 18th and H sts. NV. -
JANITOR, for apt. bldg. in NV;
must be exper.; good salary and
quarters; no children. MA. S-2075.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

BEAUTICIAN, full or part time: at
60fe basis. BILLS BEAUTY SALON,
l40R Monroe st NV "A
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HElP.--MEN

UsHERs, full time. daywcrk; part
time. nightyork. TRANS LUX
THEATER. 736 18th NV. IS
USHERS - Apply managers once.
RKo KEITHs THEATER. 610 18th
Bt. NV. -6
thoroughly expert
eneed repairman. for quality work;
RY SHOP, concourse, Pentagon
Bldg. Call IA. 2-7107 for appoint
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ENGINEER, Sd CLASS
GROCERYMAN

in wholesale warehouse,
must know how to drive tractor and
trailer. good opportunity for young
NERS MARKET, Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
HELP-WoMEM

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER. IN
property manasement in builders
once. Permanent position and pleas
ant environment in new air-eon-
ditioned bldg. Excellent opportunity
for thoroughiy competent woman.
Reply by letter ststing oualifica.
tions, Give telephone number for
interview BY appointment. WAv-
ERLY TAYLOR, INC. $500 Wis.,
consin ave. NV. III
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slTUArloNs-DoMEsTIc

CoLoRED, EXPERIENCED laundress
week. Good references. ST, 3-6065.
RELIABLE colored strl desires g.h.w.,
days work; refs. CO. 5-S961.
COLORED GIRL desires Inv. and
child care: sleep in; no Sun. exper.
WOMAN, white. NV, desires light
work: live In or out. BOX 1877. star.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
/ SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc Cont.

WOMAN, eolored. desires child care,
g.h.w.. for Tues; Thurs. Fri; good
COLORED WOMAN, best city refer
enee. wants work after 5 or 6 pm,
WOMAN, colcred. wishes part-time
afternoon lob, . pm. to p.m.:
good refs; reliable. AID, 4-1911.
Evening star., 1955-02-04

'aN5oR Ssqt0sn. Whit HiRSe tS5 saEdsR tEPs
entrance. bldg. 1903. Abingdon dr..
Monday throlugh Friday. IL noon
until pm. IS
JANITOR- ENGINEER, white or col
ored; 5th-class experience: new air
conditioned apt. bldg. nr. Mass.
and Wisconsin ayes. NV. Starting
day shift. Live of premises; per-
manent position for good man.. Call
EN-. 2-SS06 for appt. to be Inter
Evening star., 1955-02-04
TRAVEL AGENT

See help men and women. -e
TRUCK DRIVERS, exper. fuel oil de-
liveries, familiar with Arlington and
Fairfax areas. Call MR.. HARRILL.
between Z and 8, JE. 2.1985. 20
feet operation, Must have some
exper. on lge. trucks. RA. 3-S71O,
rYPisT. $3.50 w.p.m.; good educa-
ton; $50 to start; 7:30 TO 4, 5-day
week; interesting work. Elk. 3-2es9.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
MECHANIC

NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO.
81 Pierce st. NV. IS
MOBILE FOOD SALESMAN-Ener-
getic. willing TO work on good per.
centage basis. No investment. Must
have D. c. drivers permit. Apply
6303 Ga. ave. n'w- Sum- 2 TO B
MULTnITH OPERATOR, to operate
2066: preferably night shift. Call
JU. 5-1199, 10. 5-1711. a
OFFICE MANAGER and accountant
with Chevrolet leadership; new NV.
location; all employe benefits: must
have GIN exper.; good refs. Write
full info. for interview. G. A. FO-
GARTY, b929 Ga. ave. NV. -6
OFFSET PRESSMAN to run 14x20
Webendorf, part-time day or eve;
Call Ex. .3-039S bet. 7:30 and $50
oYsTEE s * sHSckERsp' sG 1SR p Experienced: edo to
rant. Apply CRESCENT CAFE, 1898
New York ave. NV. Mr.. Bomze or
PATENT AT; S1sns ATTORNEY Young man
With ensinesrins S and Legal edqsa aisa,
experience, as assistant and even
tual successor to patent attorney of
New ENGLAND manufacturer. Box
rHxiRMAeisr. HARM Ssifsi tull-tim. scheduiei 0 ex-
selent ssaTy nTyy vsfatSn sutsT s9Sd 9ppoy
1886 Conn. ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. exper. or will
train, must have automobile. top
pay, Apply RIM. 7o4. I'll 14th st.
PLUMBER-Man with D. c. masters
plumbing license wanted for eStab-
lished remodeling shop; must con-
slider going into active corporation.
For details, call Ii. 4-5600 --5
PLUMBER for jobbing and remodeling
work; D. C.. drivers permit; steady
Apply J. L. BATEsMSiAN & SON. Soo4
R. /. ave. ne, Ho. 2-2200. "A
POLICEMAN, colored, special. expert
enced; nightwork Apply AMERICAN
RESTAURANT, 1900 9TH st. NV.
pntTrR stssT ! p;m; pWsn,.a. driver. ne-@,, r6
PHARMACY. 61l2 Central ave. Sc
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Active,
suburban Maryland ONCE; brokerage
and subdivision; exper.; full time
only. Call MR.. MANOVILL. Lo.
REAL estate sALEsMAN-Builder
has permanent position for man ex-
perienced in selling homes. Large
development FHA and VA. Only
those with previous sales record
In this type Of selling will be con-
sidererd. Box loss, star. %
REAL ESTATE AGENTS-We need
several full-time exper. agents. Lib.
eral commission: CAL MODERN
REALTY co., INC. JU. 7-535QG;
REPORTER. free and fearless. TO dc
scoop" exposure story. Box 16l 5
Star.
RESTAURANT MANAGERS = Mer
capable of managing luncheonette
soda-eTill type OF restaurant. Goos
character and references essential
Full food knowledge a not neces
sary. Salary con- Iensurable Il
ability. Advancement,
ASSISTANT MANAGERS and grill
men also wanted. Have severa
openings for trainees with. or with
out, Gt benefits Give full details.
strictly confidential. Reply to
Bon 22.T, star. -6
Evening star., 1955-02-04
THE EVENING STAR
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcent.l

Washington, D. C. K
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY &, 1853
Evening star., 1955-02-04
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR, white. To give
hair trim and Prom permanent al
home to convalescent. Box 1858,
PRACTICAL NURSE, free to travel;
EEsierspsss;: TEa S;I723. 8.
r1ent. AD. 4-4995. s.
TOP-NOTCH SECRETARY wants
temporary assignment. Hourly rate.
Call To. 2-s2I3.. ~
COLORED GIRL desires lob as ele-
yator operator. Licensed. Ii. T-63l7.
WOMAN, colored excel. cook, to get
dinner, evenings or morning work
Call LILLIAN, Decatur 1861.
GIRL. colored, desires work, ewes.
after 2 pm, Can cook. EN-, 3-1s73;
COLORED GIRL desires switchboard
opr.. nurses aide. lunchrm., ldry.
or ONCE cleaning; 4 TO IL pm. NO.
7-9100, Rn. 402. after 8 pm. s.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several openings availaole immedi.
ately to hish-caliber TELEPHONE sales
personnel for full and part time
work in special telephone rooms
Earnings commensurate with sales
Harvey IN Rm 2O4. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Statesmen

Five (5) ex-auto.. storm window,
cemetery lot or direct men who are
willing to give 10 demos. per week
to be assured of S210. Sensational
presentation, highest commission In
city; new product. Meet US at the
Woodner, 3636 ,16th st. NV, Rm.
B-1241, 1:3n to 3 pm. for imme-
day through Friday. No phone calls,
Evening star., 1955-02-04
INSTRUCTION couRsEs

PBX-RECEPTIONIST SCHOOL, Al
job placement service. 1919 F St
NV. MA. S-4l42, DE. 2-5913.
tODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul-
ture all subjects taugnt: approved
for Gl training. day and eveninG
fF6.o I"in q 81 ~ Oi 1-i762
KING-S SMITH STUDIOS offer s
weeks intensive workshop course
In public appearance and program
building. techniques for singers and
others having to meet the PUBLIC
Starts Sat. Feb. 5. "a pm. Call
DU. 1882 for information.
- Machine shorthand;
80 to 800 w.pm Tuition of S.
wkly includes machine TEMPLE
SCHL.. 1898 @ st NV. MA S-32hS
Evening star., 1955-02-04

MOBILE FOOD sALEsMAN-Ener-
getic. willing TO work on good per-
centage basis. No investment. Must
have D. c. drivers permit Apply
6303 Ga, ave. NV, SUM-, TO B
Evening star., 1955-02-04
HElP-W0MEN
Stenopranher-Clerk

Under 10 for permanent position in
regional off1ce Of large corporation;
5-day week; 35 hrs. Excellent work.
ing conditions with group insurance
and disqualification benefits avail
able. CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.,
1Ul0 Vermont ave- NV. -B
Evening star., 1955-02-04

DIAMOND, mans, blue-white, per-
feet. 72 points. 1926. IA. 7-S919.
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HEt tP-DoMESTic

COOK AND G.H.W., live in: must be
excel. cook with recent local refer
ence: S35 EN-. 3-41l1.. IS
G.H.W., local recent references re-
7u4red, experienced with children.
5,,2 days; stay inN 9 nights. s25,
G IT INV. COOK, live in. private rm.
must be exp, must have refs: laun-
dry: fond of children; "a day Thurs
DAY of and every other Sun. of
S3h wk. o.; 4.6s79.
do personal ldry. for !sgle. lady and
small dogs in lse batp house; III LIVE rerd n
nv. on Thurs. afternoons and all
day sun. $40 wk. Health card and
recent written local refs. required.
DE. 2-T095 after 5 pm. -
HOUSEKEEPER- R-COMPANION: neat,
quiet. 80 yrs, live in. with l lady;
FOUsEKEEPER. care . children: live
in: salts. SAL; Sill. Spg. VIII. 6-1S34,
aft. 7:30 pm. Sat, all day SUM-
MAID; live in. reliable: for care of 2
children. . and 41a, and light house
work. Health card and local refs.
reg ns II Thurs: 5sa,s4 ald alternate sundays s
MAID. experienced: s mi. south Of
D. c. In Md /; must have own trans,
portation: $50 wk, Lo. 7-s409. --6
MAID, for two children in private
home: live in; air conditioning and
Tv; no cooking; little housework;
Thurs: and every Sun, of, Call JU.
STENO., law firm; 20 to 35; hours
9 to 5, 5-day week; S3,l20. NE.
GIRL, LIVE IN. WHITE or colored.
care for l small child. $50 per mo.
room and board, pvt. rm. EN-. g.
5000 after $50. --6
Catholic. to cook and man
age in rectory;, live in. plus salary;
person. Box 36-S. Star. "a
COUPLE. cook and butler chauffeur,
white. Must be 1st class. Other help
employed. Salary open. Box 3sl S,
WORKING MOTHER desires white
woman to live in, new home private
SECOND MAID; live in. school age
children; good ironer, g.h.w. Refs:
S100 mo. start. EN-. 3-6669. --6
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN. who
needs home: live in: care of 3 chill
dren, rm, board, small salary. LII.
NEED EUROPEAN WOMAN. bet. 30
and 40. no family responsibilities.
for housekeeping, care Of . children
and cooking: room and board FUR
nished: permanent position II capa-
BILE. bic and serious; s,o-s good salary, $40
EFFICIENT COUPLE
For g.h.w., for family of A. good
quarters, good salary; excellent ref
erences required. Call MRS. CLARK,
DI. 7-699l, IS
Evening star., 1955-02-04
District Discount Company
11O1 K ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN

~ ~ Avn At4&A4N
Express Co.. Baltimore. de-
sires the services of a young man
with passenger transportation ex-
to handle general travel sales work.
Good hours and excellent working
conditions AMERICAN EXPRESS
CO.. 213 N. Charles St., BALTIC, Md.
Saratoea 7-21s2. %
YOUNG MEN, under 80: earn up to
Apply RIM, 223, APO Conn, Fri,
rs pm. ask for MR.. MONK.
YOUNG MEN: salary; sales experience
helpful or will train. Room 704
I'll 14th st. NV. 5
YOUNG men for pub; re-, 5slati9ns; Iy coRp salss'
81 81 AMERca. aaa ieam as6 ePII %d ave- a." fUSp ns
ATTENTION VETS WV. II, with
corp. All crafts. needed. Call IA.
$500 for appointment. -6
SERvICEMEN-Bank equipment and
office machines, age .0-3o; good
period; oer SsaiSu saISry. draw c or eommissions.
Want competent. hard-hitting exec
utive type of servicemen, who like
freedom and opportunity. Call WE.
A sss PREsCRTPTioN. 'RITPTfiioGNS"H spare time.
plus. need for SIS EQUALS SIS; car.
RADIO BLDG., 2O30 i6th st. N.
Room B-4, Wilson blvd. and Court
oap Npuss oF rd1 WasHIS;GHoN,s AEIi; W mos. excl,
pvt. clubs. wants mgr. with follow
~ uyrifn pnv 1n-T Cfar Rn
Evening star., 1955-02-04

IT,
ing conditions; paid vacation: tor
TINES, I722 Wilson blvd. Arl IA
1908: nights or Sum-. ia. 5-2439
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
week. RE. 7-7344, Ma. s-s51o. 80
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, full charge
accts. reed, payable. payroll: food
exper. helpful; permanent; 5ha days:
age 25-40. Write giving full par
ticulars. Box las. Star. IS
CLERK, for CIGAR counter;
experienced only; reliable, refer
ences; closed Sundays and holidays.
Apply in person. NATIONAL DRUG
CASHIER ASH .Foop 6H1ni CHECKER aEe;his wanted
good salary. good working conditions,
DUKE s DzEfs DzzEEffBEsRT'as aR RREsTAURRANT, RAM
~ 81 Young woman. 90 to 20
years, for general ONCE work: 5-day
AZ Apply ia PsFs93 ASSOCIATED ssS JED I, Tv
claims. Auccurate
with figures. Adding machine. Some
typing Local refs. Starting salary
900. Reply own handwriting. BOX
CLERK, white. for Silver Spring dry
cleaning plant: 1S-40; good salary
and working conditions. SANITARY
CLEANERS. $40 Ellsworth drive.
CLERK go. white. age $3.50. to
learn office work; must be able to
move quickly between files and
phones. write legibly and not smoke;
large once near 18th and H ,sts.
NV. handling no merchandise
Hours $40 to s; " day Saturday;
salary to- start 500 mo. Do not
apply unless employed now or if
people do not live in WASHINGTON
area. Phone Ma: S.11lS. %
sition; general clerical work; must
have shorthand; branch ONCE. NV.
Sec; 5-day wk. Call Mr.. CHAP
PELEAR, Ma. S-01O4 between 9-10
am. or $3.50 to s pm. -
elk. -STENOGRAPHER, 20-35; per-
manent position; general office WORK:
accurate with. figures: 5-day week:
ssir;1conditioned ofics; ne, section S
tween / ana $50 pm %