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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
st. Vincent de Paul Unit
Urged for Every Parish

CINCTNNATI-NC)-An appeal
for establishment of = st. Vincent
de Paul Conference in every par
ish of this archdiocese has been
made by Archbishop Karl J. Alter
of Cincinnati.
Calling the parish conferences
already established "a supreme
source of consolation 10 their chief
shepherd here in the archdiocese
of Cincinnati the Archbishop de
clared in q pastoral letter:
There is no better way in which
our respective parishes can mani
fest true spirit of charity. !"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29

lie families, needless of danger,
guarded the Blessed Sacrament in
their homes and gave shelter to the
prosecuted. Men kept guard over
the churches while women prayed
the Rosary endlessly. Many came
to the priests with offers Of pro-
lection and assistance. In the
meantime, attendance at Masses
doubled everywhere.
What had served to arouse the
Catholic man in the street was the
series of measures desigaed by the
peroniSt regime to uproot the very
foundations of the nations relig
ious life.
The government had suppress
ed every media of Catholic in
formation. Catholics had been
barred from the radio. their
newspapers had been forced 70
close. Even the preaching OF the
Gospel had been threatened. Re-
ligiovs teaching had been sup.
pressed in the schools, and pc.
ronist spies were placed inside
parish organizations 10 track
down anyone who was "anti.Pe.
ron."
On the night of June 16. 300
priests of the Buenos Aires metro
politan zone were arrested, thus
increasing the ranks of other hun
dreds of Catholics who had been
jailed and prosecuted for their
Faith.
In the iailS that night, untor-
gettable scenes of Catholic devo-
ton we're witnessed. Even police
officials Joined the captives in their
prayers. Many of the guards could
not conceal their tears.
The most atroeious slsnder
Peron's agents had hurled against
the Church was when they &C.
eused Catholics Of burning the
Argentine flag at Corpus Christi
celebrations on June II. Accord.
ing 10 reiisble sources, II was
actually an agent of fhe police.
from the 9Th comnissarist OF
Buenos Aires, who set fire 10 the
flag, At the insfigation OF Min.
lister of Interior Angel BorIenshi.
In view of all that has happen.
ed within the past eight months,
the Catholics of Argentina can
hardly be blamed for viewing with
caution the gestures of reconcilia-
tion President Peron is now max.
ing They know that the tide has
turned against the peroniSts, but
that in their hearts the peroniSts
are still at fundamental odds with
the Church.
The tactics employed by the
Peron regime against the Church
had been we'll and carefully plan.
ned. Only few days before the
revolt. President Peron had public.
ly proclaimed; Il will continue step
by step, point by point, toward
what is the fourth and last stage
of peronism, the spiritual reform
of the nation"
If the persecution of the
Church has given way TO . period
of truce, il is because the Peron
regime is experiencing . crisis
and is trying 10 recover It's sta.
bility. Once the crisis is passed.
the Church may we'll again be
exposed 70 uev Attackx
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Diocese Represented
On Citizenship Day Group

Father Lawrence Corcoran, as
sistant diocesan director Of chari.
ties, and Mrs. Frank H. Vogel,
president of the Columbus dio-
cesar council of Catholic women
are members of the committee
planning the 18th annual Citizen
ship Day honoring new citizens
naturalized during the past year
in this district.
This years program will be held
Sept. IL in the Columbus Gallery
of Fine Arts under the direction
of Dwight Swisher. Citizenship
Day was proclaimed by an act of
Congress upon recommendation of
the Justice Department.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Jesuits Open lgnatian
Year. Honoring Founder

CINCINNATI - (NC) - Jesuits
here will open an Ignatian Year
on July 81 to commemorate the
fourth centenary of the death OF
st. Ignatius Loyola. founder of the
Society of Jesus.
Observed by members of the
Society throughout the world, the
year will close July 81, 1856. the
4O0th anniversary of st. 1gnatius'
death.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Poor Clare Nuns Receive
Daughter of Buddhist

CLEVELAND - tNC) A cable
gram from her father. Buddhist,
asked Gods blessings on Sister
Letitia when she was received into
the Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
community here. Auxiliary Bishop
Floyd l.. Begin of Cleveland. pre-.
sided at the ceremonies,
The cablegram came from Shun
Hung Lee of Hong Kong. formerly
q Shanghai banker, and reached
Sister Letitia on the day of her
reception into the Sisterhood. The
cablegrsm asked Gods blessings
on her, extended congratulations
and impaired the love of her fam
lily including her mother and six
brothers and sisters.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29

James !. Longenhaker will serve
as president of the Holy Name
Society of ST Francis Of Assissi
parish during 1856, Other new
officers of the organization are
John F. Hogan, Jr.. vice-president;
Paul z. Wienand, secretary; and
Charles y. Bingham, treasurer.
Longenbaker has appointed the
following committee chairmen:
Francis 7. McGonagle and John c.
Bennett, program; Edward L.
Longenbaker, sick and vigil; John
T. Flood, Pearl Mangini and Fran.
els P. Smith, youth; and Guy Oar
SIM, marshal.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
Atheism Stressed as
Fundamental to Party
By Father Patrick O'Connor
Society Of st. Columbian

ftoTfesp0ndent N. c. ". c NEWS SERVICE)
SAIGON South Vetnam - Ho Chi Mimi president of the
communist Democratic Republic Vetminh of north Wet
has decreed religious freedom in document that pro.
vides wide openings for religious persecution.
The decree dated June Ia. published in Hanoi on
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-29
BY Father Jose Fernandez
Written for N.c.W.c. News Serviee) 81

RIO DE JANEIRO-"God has put long pants Argen-
tine Catholics.
This the phrase Catholic leaders in Buenos Aires and
elsewhere describe what they regard the remarkable
spiritual renovation among the Catholic rank and file in the
face of the anChurch campaign launched by President Juan
D Peron last November.
The result of the peront attacks the Church has
Evening star., 1955-01-04
sfrUATIoNs--poMssTlc

IC0LORED WOMAN wants 5 days q
week work or days work. iifst-elass
GiRL. eoiored. wishes days work
| Refs. AID. ELSIE.
WOMAN, colored, wishes ghw or days
work. Coed cook and refs Du
WOMAN, eolored, wishes shv; e.
per; laundry or days work Hu.
coISREp oiDosi WOMAN desires days
| work or part-time work, Exper, and
references. HQ, 2-lB71.
ic0LORED WOMAN. exper,, desires
day or pert-time work refs. Phone
rsxAaKse- IA e-soss6 scso6LonEp GIRL want.
cleaning by the day, or ) days;
NEAT nsii coLOnED iaD' WOMAN wishes
domestic work Monday through Fri-
day: refs. Phone AID. 2-3903. --5
LADY. colored, wants part-time on
d. days work, refs, Ia; 6.4lss .,,a
sth at. NV, RE 7.3074.
lCoLoRED GIRL desires full or part
time work; reliable; refs. NO. =
COLoRED GIRL desires child care,
Inv; live out. reliable: refs. Hu.
lCOL0REn GIRL wants Job. part time,
5 mornings q week. cleaning ONCE or
home, or bus eirl. Ii. 6.gsS4,
ICOLORED WOMAN wants g.h,w. Mon
day through Friday; refs. Cali IL,
colSRkD e1Goik GIRL desire. i lob as maid
or bus airl. AD. 4-7194.
| lCOL0RED WOMAN, reliable. experi-
| enced iaundress and cleaner, desires
days work: Lu. 4-2Sti5.
,COLORED WOMAN wants Jays work
GOOD cook, laundry. cleaning, expert:
enced with children, 10 .-Sjas.
est. dependable and reliable eoaated
| woman, eleaning. refs. AD, 2-O6Sp
lCOLORED WOMAN wishes Mondays s,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. oi :
| afternoons weekly; good cock. HI
Evening star., 1955-01-04
sITuATloAs-WoMEN

B00KKREPER. accountant, accounts
rec. and nayable. payroll, payroll
anee. OIL. a-Sha5. "a
CLERK.TYPIST. white. des. perm,
pos; alert phone personality. fig-
ures. payroll; ) days. Ju. 9-41l7. :
COMPANION and light nursing du-
kies ~. renned lady, middle-aeed.
Sox 2I1-M. star.
LEGAL RESEARCH, experienced in
titles clerical work and tsping. Box
NdGHRssKE- IN e -GSsoSSsERNEss. SsoSSs former teacher
N. Y. schools. wishes position with
children; live out: refs. IA. e-s154,
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes care for
eiderly person or care for baby. co,
PRACTICAL NURSE, eolored. exper.
with elderly and invalid patients;
PRAcfffcAL SURsE. hosp. EXP. will
ing 70 travel. live in; col. exper, /:
des. case Of any kind. Ii. 4-3775.
REGIsTERERD NURSE, with BIS.
degree, desires position Mondays
through Fridays after February a5,
1919; six years experience al Colun1-
hla Presbyterian Medical Center,
New York City, including head nurs-
Ing ans summer relief In nurses res
STENOGRAPHER: Excellent Enelish
college graduate shorthand 95-1A0
correct, typing so. very accurate
engineering. law fpateBtl exp; Ger
. man, some French, Span. sos. Ap.
4-S484
WOMAN wants lisht house&Ork, child
care, for workins people; refs, Call
ALI WeRk Hi 3-3tiT1
WHITE WOMAN, to manage rooming
house or small apt. house. 3 yrs,
: exper. DI. 7-2AlI. g.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h,w. and
child care: win haby-Slt 2 nights
COLORED GIRL. neat appearances,
to Jerk in store. 2002 18th st,
NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
REPAIRS AND sERvIcE


ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. porches
rmA. complete remodeitng service
estimates free: ali work fully guar
no money down. 80 mos TO pay
sEco SALES. ~. s-5ofoi EN- 2.
.Da15se+,SSe.o a5e az oT ,tsssa nlsh; ;.on,.,t.d "a had.
porsSes, reetesIion rooms; sitehsns;
bathrooms am hsratinr systsms mod
down anynpnS, 81 wsrk suarsntere
sasff SAX e. d6MR YMPFEoSfnffs1 PFR iSefs1 iEi. n.
AbHifiONs--Ail kinds Of home re.
pairs By exper. builder. reasonable
Lu a-5ei0 for esfImstes, lie
alterations. A1-TfCS. rec
rms; p0rehss More for less with
our ideas ,4pd kney-hew; free ,ssti-
AITfsisarIoRs. ecms,st.; e,Ssss ne. n nome. m
snsnss szsaS rs05s cossTl. 1slmIse AZ .isae ss
attics. pOTchea, bsnnts,
any new o. old work. csE ~ s.
eSlI after pm. -
cARrENTnF--Reef rms, ad-
citions. ss1lcs finished; general fs,
cgzntiIpsr;sRRTnASns va st:, 7'ssa4. 9ss mi mo
Sermers. IpcrrSss; sshyih,nss.s rs u.T W.; o. !
oid work. Mr.. sMiTh. KK 6-sse6.
-
large or ANAL icbs;
peintinE, sash cords. insuistine. etc.
II 4-lNnA ewes. or sunday -
CURTAINS, beautifully finished;
chair covers, drspes. hne linens and
siiks family wash . specially. Ho.
D0NNsP0UT, gutter work. Yoof re-.
pair and painting: frse estimates,
rIt2RcTsItM. n III ainHys ainHysiiIssaasisr,o.s. :.
rIcoEs kkSrSisifED ssIh1 niikk new
Nree e1tfppateg. redueed prices. r.
y COVER. WA. 7-6sSs my time.
Evening star., 1955-01-04

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, for
euditins department; 4e.heur week:
Who 's oiSIfhss S ABBY f'r personnel is @ 81. q.
$500 Wilson blvd, Arlington. va.
Cosmetic :sss ..|.,, sas.s A.. .sssss , ssss
heath ana SsssT bsHsts 1 APpl, q
-
day week, no rirfts. sal plSs
comm. sss z : DRUGS NC l7th ana u
ogIIMt ssIayx Mnst - uncnliSIhns's ralish1s ,,srs E1oc
Anniy pHYfia sHAEK SlR oaa
Eilswoytb ds,ve s,ivsr sn,tns IA
or jU. s-s7iI. alter 8 p.ni. --S
DRUG ann CIGAR CLERK, fun ting;
,e1ss nsrsan HnRaN srnH1Itps' TnWTps elsHpR ngpis
MACY. Wis. and Mass. ave. NV
DRric ANN crcAR CLERK. sT9s,
oniy nndsr "a hnsiv N nersnn
cHAsTIETcN PHARM.. 18th and and
,!S,as. + s.. ~; ", .vv,. -. 10
ciustys w anwn shnn rsfersnces f i ~ Sc.
SStI6 StsSa' @Sn '0s AppS'n'men'' n "a
FepSTAEN eEiNIAp psasSS SIEa, HhIts I szpsr Mt
%5
FOUNTAIN Us AN LADY, o,s.. szg.r ssa Isisi j
p'm.. % no sundsys. Ia. e.S50o. -S
HAT nsr.on CHEGk SIsv GlEL; nGn Whit lisp aPDly n
TIfJR tNT Iae1S a M N1
S1aIN1 A~"e ~.
H0STRSs-cAsHIER. must he exDer
Evening star., 1955-01-04
BRICK

Hard. Clean. Loaded, &c Each
Also lumber, plumbing and heatine
HARRIS WRECKING co.
1901 Blue Plains S.W 20. l.3443.
Opposite Naval Research Laboratory
Evening star., 1955-01-04
CLERKS

(whitel. 1875. hrs.
from 10 TO $3.50. l-day wk.; down
town real estate ONCE. $3.50 mo. 70
start. Apply stating ATE, experiences
and marital statuS. Box RS-R, Star,
cLERk .rYPisr : rArt.tins, s6or,
hours; 8 days; permanent: nf.
GeorRetown Hospital. EN-. 2-76T6.
CIERk-TYPIsTs = We have OPEN
ingsi employts work days. $3.50
am. to 4.45 PM; will consider
beginners; vacation and sick leave:
non-proiit cafeteria In building;
other company benefits. Apply Rel.
sonnel once, 3rd a.. E0UITAHbE
LIFE ms. CO.. sic 18th St nv,
CLERK-TYPlsTs 10 WORT IN iars,
Insurance sompnny. ages nl-3A. must
be neat and accurate: excellent op-
portunity Zone to work In account
TioEHI itpiiai isiauiREsTsx coRp. as waga,
cSsFdk SsTd !4qfrsr. a4laqffrsr IA to Is. 70 xoTf j IN
bookkeeptng department Of Nttithel
Trade Assoeiht lon. b-day week. with
GOOD enDloye benefits, Apply 1l2t
cEssk ESse = ks..if22iiisr-youps xsnsn
must be Fccd u fkures. modern
once. pleasant working conditions.
PRISON. cANhDA pNY QINGEn ALI.
fNC., 1901 EsSt-west hishNEy. 4il-
yer sprins. "a
Evening star., 1955-01-04

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, for
euditing department.; 4t,.heur week:
finest company Dement'S for the one
who auAiftes. Apply personnel Of
nee, SEARS ROkBUCK q CO.,
$500 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Attractive. refined lady. $3.50. te
represent new dipiSien Of old estah-
tshed company. Opportunity 20 carr
ST5-S100 Wk. IN. AdvAncement CD,
portunities offered Must be fret
early evening neurs. Sales experi.
euce helpful. Ability 10 meet puhht
essential. Car necesSary. Call HU
5-Ilc0, MR. BURcKER Monday
10 An to s ON, 70 y Pm.
Tuesday. 10 m. 10 ! pm. "a
Evening star., 1955-01-04

UNCLAIMED FROM gTORAGE---Ib0
scription. seinr soiS y owl. sale.
for storage cliareea % less
Baskin FurS, 9Th & GN.W.
Evening star., 1955-01-04

coLLkdE llkN AND aEgpk1Is
nobe5. nsif DAYS. eyshines. week
ends as fountain atfendafsts at
MISTER Wie. 5th and 3. olebe I'd.
Aflineton. IA. 7-549U. .--o
Evening star., 1955-01-04
ATTRACT1VE OPENING

For exsteacner or educated woman
who Is interested N child guidance
age 25-ss, experiepes II church oi
club work an asset Position per-
manent with excel. opportunity fol
advancement For fnteFrieW. writ
Evening star., 1955-01-04
PAPERIN0

PAINTER--Inside and outside paint.
ing; reas prices, free estimates;
work guaranteed. WADE, EX. b
MIMI
Evening star., 1955-01-04
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

NEW CLASSES this week in TOUCH
TIPPING. Shorthand. BoDKKEEP-
mo, ACCOUNTING. once ma
fnsnsr; fnsairs N NA. s-ss4Io. BoYp seHo6i
rsssabrd ssssi 8 ai2sPsaiRes iss e'E prse,iss az
sscsisd5oeSh.. III. eIeHs fSss a 4. E Nv. Nz
sGSsTh.sD IS !, ln . VIZ: s.. 'esy' &; a, q;
Sss,,s SSsE soY,ss ssSocE, .s; sA Sse slss sy;'s%
AcsCSUNTISG. sSiUisf Soiok REEPiS \ O,
shorthand, typins, Office machine
start today. INQUIRE MA. s-2ata;
asssSn isstsR 49 pkyfiSrS ysi S SesS,, eu.
turs: all subjects taushti approved
eisssss, WsHREIYNS aEAyrY y I: COL.
sx!REcErTicNisT K ssciHooI-, Bone on
eo, 5leE prepares .as .s. Nov SSS s, Sr ssasans p
$40. Tor complete ourse. fhone
M. 3-3se4 or sT. a-7a7s
LEARN 10 DRIVE AAA WAY
GALL ST. 3-0s34 %
WAPLEs REAL ESTATE COURSE
Fundamental and up to- date pfac-
tiee OF real estate taught hy .
broker with over 30 yrs continuous
local experience,
Glass Now Eormins 70 start
THURSDAY PEBRUARY ,Ssv 4 inS5
/ 10 10 pm. Ten lessons, sa5
Resister now, Class limited
MARSHALL J. WAPLR -.
1874 18th 81, NV. AB, 9-.00h
Evening star., 1955-01-04
FILE CABINETS
FORMICA

rAsLs AZ .re Te'f biawoob Y Eo i'7 wcs5aE safS5p
Mc. ,hI4LIKp SUPPLY. sbla y
Evening star., 1955-01-04
ATTENTION ATTENTION
hELP-MohAEN

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. part
time, Bethesda area; hours and sal.
ary open. Please call for appt.. Oh
Evening star., 1955-01-04
GIRLS

Typine ana general once work. nc
experience necessary. Pleasant work
ing oorditioNs In new ONCE. Apply
HousEHoLD FINANCE CORP.
OF SuITLAND
1912 suitland Rd. suitland. Nd. %
OfIMhsA W0MkN. wiiits. martsd OF
single, who are interested IN earn
ing $40 to $50 weekly for convent.
ently arranged, flexible 90 70 rs hf
part-time employment schedule: No
collecting or DELIVERING. Phone and
transportation necessary for iocal
MstSIss MMs,,SPCljtan iras 15sa ~ Waslpsssn
foT sdvancement 70 assistant man
ager iIamediateiyt FOR confdshtial
RsETH sissG.s wisliaMs niisESafMSs ef bE VEG ssss III
following hoass only: Tuesday. = 70
may nj wSe: secoinDans; Jam; ts S.i.0 pm. Husband
eE H.. isal !, saTs & .s is g., MOI e. Sosg
recent snapsnot. All applicants con. on.
sidered immed. Box 462-R. Star.
20
LADIRs---Are you In need Of more
money? AVON PRODUCTS. INC,
holds the answer. Become D repre-
sentative ana serve nelHhb0re IN
convenient hours. D1. T-0221. -
LADIES. earn So hr., day or evening
in hours TO suit you; year -efid sale
now In progress; no expef. nee
Apply $50 p.m.-7 pm. Room S05,
1919 r st. NV. 10
WOMAN desiring good home. to heip
IN care OF invalid in EXCHANGE for
room. board and SALARY. BOX l4l..R.
Star. ---4
WOMAN. white, middle-age; 10 cook
for aged lady and do minor chores.
Live IN. Pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Ap-
ply OFFICE. ITO Sth st. Sc. rs
WOMEN, ALEX. AREA-Earn s. hr.,
day or evening In hours to suit you,
year-end sale now In progress; no
exper. nee. Apply 6s7 pm, Wednes-
day only Room zoo. 4l9 king St..
AiexandFia. --6
W0MEN---8 neat appearing young
women to. work In public relations
dept. Of large local manufacturing
eorpotation, full or part time. Up
who qualify. See GALES uiAnAger 10
Il noon for interview, VIRGINIA
BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. 500 N.
Columbus st Alex. Va. "a
Evening star., 1955-01-04
Lifetime Opportunity

We need 2 men for specially sales
sroT%son sr.,.ss W H.y sss nS. nsssfiS ssTs:tfsi
reeponsihle family men cap make
tnis Ill., y niesiMss Hcsition On. VIZ ss,d h1Ss n,
personal interview, call 10 70 IL OF
70 4. Mr.. Robeson. PARKLAWN.
oL. e-eSoo.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
CLERK
CLERK
RECORD DEPT.

YSaas S.4%.S ws@,s ,sS fcs5 z: e a.s e
tisins linease. 5-day, 40.hf. week
Muss s work z put q s ,ysekends
weekdays, s:30-5 and sat. 9-Ia
No phone calis.
THE EVENING STAR
110I "a Ava M ~
Evening star., 1955-01-04
YOUNG MAN

High school graduate, 1929. Will
duties fer real estate once. Goot
opportunity for right man. Pleasant
working conditions. Liberal employ
dement's. Easy work. No preVtoa,
expeFience necessary. CAL NIX
CHASE. Ii. 3-OOe4.
Evening star., 1955-01-04
AMERICA

ANx1l4NASA
IT'S a free country. rememberf Lane
verita6ie paradise for those wiiiini
to work for an above AVERAGE in.
come, those desiring more than Al
existence.
Are ,ou the type Of American who q
enjoying ali Of the liberties ant
privileges available. to you2 u 4
necessary to be tied down. TO aI
S-hf, . day clock punching jon tnal
your bills and keeps you dreaming
about 4 new home instead OF owninf
onef
what really keeps you in that rut
and shows very little promise FOL
the future7 YOU.
II takes initiative. drive. and Just
piafn old intestinal fOrtttude TO get
ahead today, just - II did years
aGo to cross the United States In 9
covered wagon.
Today's executives are MEN who have
earned their positions through hard
work and common sense.
WE WANT FUTURE EXECUTIVES
who have the backbone and deter
minetion TO start on the lst rung
Of the ladder, progress VIII. our
million dollar eoncernl MEN who
viii tart at $50 per VIZ. and re-
eeiys more Is they eGrn It.
u took 40 yeare for our company "a
build their remarkable reputation
procsss %ecsss ESssnns Many more st tScusands % q
Individuals like yourself will fnd
real security in the near future.
WIN you bs one Of themf
The only way to find out 10 70 con-
tact Mr.. Leonardo at 292bA 1Ath at.
NV. Monday and Tuesday. only
from 10 ans pm: 9 p.m.-0 Pm.
to see II you have the stun to qualify
for an Interview (personAl ana con,
Mdentiaf Of couYse1. NOW WOULD
BE A GOOD TINE. -
Evening star., 1955-01-04
PART TIME

Married man with car to train fol-
featuring CO., not canysSsing
earnings paid while training around
$50 Wk. Man accepted will have op'
portunity to advance to full time
position after training Is com.
pfeted. Neat appearance and good
speaking voice necessary. Phons
Ii. 3-5326 10 to IL noon or
Evening star., 1955-01-04
YOUNG MEN

ARTHYE MURRAY AZ begin gEHsrts;f.i,s ~ ifss
those who auaiiiy; neat sppesfarcs.
alert personality. and bustness-likt
attitude essential; income ct SIS
, TO 500 weekly with good prospects
Of advancement; fit-sliaring plan
IN eject with the inest dance or
eantzstien In the world. Apply ID
only. io1i Conn. sSe. NV. -
EMPLOYED MEN
White; Is hrs. weekly, day or eve
ming parf-tine work will earn you
SO must se e.1 able to Esss sSu,, Dges gs
z pm, Room 70S. 1919 = st. nv.
MAKE SO DAILY - Sell luminous
name plates. Write REEVES CO.,
Attlenoro. Mass. free sample and
details. -
A PROGRESSIVE SMALL LOAN COM.
PANY desires manager, 2b-35 year:
Of age; minimum Of 9 yes1s exPeri-
ence in area; salary is open and DO.
tentipi unlimited. Applicants must
sPSesr sPg !, lS5S N s1spns 1fis1 dsorsia az % avenue venue
Wheaton, Maryland.
AN ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATION
offering . specialized and unusual
service IL opening . new once -
Dallas. and requires college grad
uate, approximately 30 to ~, with
sales experience to sell, and man.
age ONCE: permanent and excellent
opportunity; must be energetic, am.
bilious, imaainatlye; interview and
training in Washington, Give full
particulars. Box l9e-R. Star. I'D
LARGE CONSUMER SELLING or
GANIZATION has openings In D. c.
and surrounding areas. Car nsees-
sary. Salary and commission, Com
Tues. F and and Wed. of this week. be-
tween, 10 and !, g; 8. EMPLQY. .
Bldg. 3tb 18th st, NV. No phone
calls. 10
WANTED VETERAN with exper. In
army adm, and supply procedures
to work for Nat. Guard unit In
Alex, Typlng ability necessary. 90.
$500 after 9 pm. "a
Evening star., 1955-01-04

YOUNG LADY, for once in denta,
laboratory; no typine or experience
necessary; permanent future fol
general once work, State age. Bos
e6-R! star. "A
YOUNG LADY. knowledge tipping and
.lss massn routine ssvs sma lob S1s but Ss Per .,
work: apply METAL LIMB MPGS..
1918 one-HaH st Sc. --5
YOUNG LADY, white; camera store
or photo lab. exper. preferred: in
teEesting work for inteiiieent airi.
See Mr.. REISINGER, us Kennedy
st. NV, Q to $50 DO not phone
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YOUNG LADY, excellent typist-
stenographer. no experience re-
quired. Congressional once. write
dNfnils Hnx AR Star -
Evening star., 1955-01-04
NTuKflnns MtA icsn..l !


RAINTRR6 desire additional WeFk;
hathrooms and kitchens specially
pree estimates. 20. e-So11.
PLAs1ERIH6. small or iarge Jobs;
ssisssEsssseea. work suarantesd. pu
IPRooFREApER OPERATOR wants
steady sit. union; JEdersen s-t3Sl
RADIO BENCH MECHANIC, thor
oughly experienced. Some TF. Can
probably manage shop. Sundays
after T:30 p.m., weekdays. H0DHE
AID. S-al3n. 3lls
RUNNER. EXPER. BANKS, BROK-
RAGE HOUSES, WHITE AZ
pKPENpABIE. MIDDLE AoE. BOX
s0A-M. STAR.
MAN, non-drinker. ncn-smoker
needs ettieteney ant, walking dis
lance Friendship terminal. Boz
sis-M, star. o.
MAN desires job. handyman. paint
tng and carpenter work. or me-
ehaniea work. maehinist's helper
store meat counter. Lu. 4-s456,
Evening star., 1955-01-04
Beds and Mattresses
BRICK BRICK
MILLION

Coed, hard b briski isl,. yrssskins ss soo
now for immediate delivery.
ARROW WRECKfNG CO.
100 .. CAPITOL ST.. Ii. 3-2eQ1