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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Relief for Small and Middle Income
Groups Is Being Sought by George

handout to the oil barons,
which amounts to about three
quarters Of a billion dollars
a year. They had no more luck.
OF course, than have others
who have tried to modify this
subsidy since it was first writ
ten into the law in 1926.
Data submitted by the
Treasury to the Senate FL
nance Committee showed that,
as a result of the depletion
write-off. 35 major oil COM
panies that produce "a per
cent Of the Nations crude oil
and process IS per cent Of it
paid in income taxes less than
30 per cent Of their combined
net income, which contrasts
with the prevailing So per cent
rate for other corporations.
The latter have a justified
grippe; but Congress Is deaf.
The unhealthy and sinister
meaning Of the political power
a comparative handful Of oil
magnates exercise over Con-
gress is spelled out in a dis
cussion of the depletion allow
ance travesty in a current
book-"Monopoly in America"
Its joint authors, DR.. Walter
Adams. associate professor OF
economics at Michigan Univer-
s1ty. and DR.. Horace M. Gray,
professor of economics at the
University Of Illinois, have
both served congressional
committees and Government
agencies as expert consultants.
They estimate at between
$7o0 million and $3.50 million a
year the amount Of this sub
sidy to the big oil companies.
THE net effect" they con-
tinue, sis that the taxpayers of
the United States have been
compelled. generally without
their knowledge and certainly
contrary to their interest, to
substitute, through tax rates
higher than otherwise would
have been necessary, the con-
centration Of economic power
in the oil and gas industries.
This is difficult to reconcile
with the canons OF democratic
taxation. The Federal Govern
ment taxes one man for the
private gain of another; it
uses its tax power to abet
monopoly and to place indie
pendent competitive business
at a relative disadvantage. De-
spite the questionable equity
and the untoward economic
consequences Of this policy. the
political power Of these subsi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13

Two top Republicans last
week voiced the contention Of
many in their party that II
President Eisenhower wishes
to run for a second term-his
physicians permitting - he
should announce his intention
before the end of next month
in order to mobilize all Repub-
lican and independent forces.
The two Senators who spoke
out. Floor Leader William
Knowland and Policy Com
mittee Chairman Styles
Bridges. are as anxious to see
Mr.. Eisenhower the Republic
can candidate next year as his
advisers at the White House.
There is no idea of "crowding"
him. But in view Of DR.. How
ard Snyder's statement Satur-
day that Mr.. Eisenhower's re-
cent activities on affairs Of
state have resulted in slight
indication of fatigue" it is i'm
portant that he should say
whether he desires to be a can
didate again-doctorS permit
ting-or whether he prefers to
give up the burdens of the
presidency.
The policy Of silence. ac-
cording to those close to
Knowland and Bridges, will
only serve to muddy the Re-
publican political waters and
prove a strong disadvantage to
whoever may seek the paNy
nomination at the convention
next August. There is no need.
say the friends of the two
Senators, for medical opinion
to determine the intentions of
Mr.. Eisenhower. They do not
depend on medical advice. In
the event he says that with the
consent Of his physicians he
would seek a second term, the
members of the so-called two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Strain on President Obvious
At Weekly Bouts With Newsmen

facts will be available to the
public.
This is as it should be. And
the White House staff advisers
deserve commentator for hav-
ing suppressed nothing since
the President became Ill. In
fact. their jealous devotion to
detail may even have given
the impression that there is
something extraordinary about
the way the President has been
convalescing in recent days.
when the truth is he Is making
an ordinary recovery. When.
for instance, he is told to slow
down. it naturally gets into
the headlines, though many a
physician has told many a
patient the same thing and
it hasn't meant that an i'm
portant change has taken
place in the patients condi-
ton.
Mr.. Eisenhower is naturally
an energetic person. He does
things with a zest and vigor
that come from his military
training and his conscientious
devotion to duty. Having heard
perhaps that the presidential
Office wasn't operating under
full steam while he was i'll in
Denver. he now endeavors to
make up for lost time.
The pressures, Of course, are
bound to continue. But there
is nothing in the Constitution
which tells a President that
he must work IA hours a day,
or four. Nor is there any obi
cation to hold press confer
ences. either. President VIII
son during the entire period of
World War ! did not hold a
single press conference, and
the Republic survived-and We
won the war. Mr.. Wilson felt
1t was risky to discuss inter-
national matters in an i'm
promptu way.
There are many persons,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13
Justice Department
Presents Awards

Six Department of Justice at
torneys and a research analyst
received sustained superior per-
Torrance awards" yesterday
from william P. Rogers, deputy
attorney general.
The award winners are Sol
Lindenbaum and George B.
Searls, both of the Office of alien
property; Lee A. Jackson and
Homer r. Miller both of the tax
division; Allen Dobey, antitrust
division; S. Billingsley Hill,
lands division, and Martin L.
Drawer, analyst. The ceremony
took place In the Attorney Cen
erals office, Room 500, at
Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-13

Tax reduction is becoming a
live issue with the approach of
another session of Congress
next month.
Once again an experienced
and respected authority on the
subject Senator Walter F.
George, Democrat of Georgia
is speaking up on behalf of re-
lief for two groups long over
looked. One is people Of small
income. The other Is middle
class taxpayers whose income
largely is earned income
farmers, small business men
and professional people. The
first group he would aid by an
increase in exemptions, as he
tried in vain to do in the 83d
Congress. For the second he
suggests restoration of the
credit once allowed for earned
income. among other forms of
relief.
In an interview in the cur
rent Look magazine, Senator
George had this comment:
For earned income no spe-
cial allowance is provided as in
the case Of physical assets
such as the allowance for de-
probation and depletion of
gains from the sale of capital
assets. In the case Of taxpayers
whose earning capacity may
diminish as they grow older,
there is no compromising al
lowance in our tax system
comparable to depletion and
depreciation allowances for the
deterioration Of physical prop
erty."
Nothing for humans. for ex-
ample, such as the oil industry
gets. Which directs attention
10 the most glazing of deple-
ton allowances-that granted
the oil industry. 1t is a subsidy
that gives giant oil corporations
a kitty" which they use for
political contributions to elect
members Of Congress to protect
the subsidy, a vicious circle.
The oil depletion allowance is
a fiat 27.5 per cent deduction
before taxes are figured. and
is separate and apart from all
the other special exemptions
the oil industry enjoys--such
as costs Of exploration, drilling
and development.
On the basis of facts pro-
cured from the Treasury, two
Republican Senators - George
Aiken, Vermont, and John j.
Williams, Delaware-tried last
session to get a reduction in
this recognized uncomfortable
Evening star., 1955-11-09

OFFICE oEERK for seneTai oiiics
apSly ES5s IsRaiaaSE WaaEASs eoksRq sHcP Hsss
1I05 r st. NV. ask for Mr.
MARKHAM. --Ib
PIX RELIEF OPERATOR, s days
Apply MANGER ANNAPOLIS HO.
TEL Ma S-Q9aO Ill
Evening star., 1955-11-09
HIP WoMEN

TEACHERS, white; immed. positions
10 EnElish, remedial reading, social
studies and elementafy Grades.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 1871
g g, g; NV; Z BE 7.Ssss. | q, ..... a..
small private school In eubpFhan
Maryland Must be qualilied and
have successful teaching expert
ence Hours, $50 to b:ik. 6att-
ing salary. $3.50 per mo. Call only
betgeen $3.50 and s p.na.. IA. q
TEACffER--Elemeeiary school. Perm.
phone. teacher training and exptf.
This Is not an employment ageney.
Box 246-B, star. 10
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oFFIcE cLERIcAL

Capable Of handling lieures accu.
rately, Must be experienced. Good
starting salary, opportunity for ad'
paneement. Liberal purchase dis.
counts. Apply Mr., Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1955-11-09

WAITRESS, white. ever 81. night-
work. no SUNDAYS. Apply In person.
GEORGES RESTAURANT. s0t 7th
|yszIfsiaEssEs. white, neat appear
Ing, with experience. Apply In
person IN the IsprninG or after 4
PM Ai32 0eorgia ave NV. ri
experienced; whites
good tips. no Sunday work. Apply
bl4 18th 81 NV. ---a
WAITRESSBs. white. exper.. excel.
wofkirig conds. No Sundays. APP
ply In person after III am. THE
MAYFAiR RESTAURANT. b27
18th 81 NV Ill
experienced. white. Ap-
ply 1887 Conn. are. NV. -11
MATTRESSES. white: exper, pref:
Is i person, BDs TERMINAL MS
TAURANTs. INC. 18th and Eye
ets. nv. 10
WAITRESS. part time. Apply 2sie
4th Et. ne. -
white. ntghtWork, ex-
peFienced. neat and attractive, top
salary and tips. DANNYs0 STEAK
HOUSE, Corner Good HOPE I'd and
Nayiof I'd. Sc. ---1O
Gateway restaurant,
Union Station, Highs counter gery-
Tee, 4 pm. TIL nliantghts see MISS
RElCHENbAuGH. Il. ~-l4
WAITRESS. white, nirht work.
PM q b. sundays oh, $es per
Baltimore blyds college Park Nd.
Z r i II II
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Flagstorle and Stone

WORK
Porehes patios. walks, retaining
walle, tile drainage. -.
ANGELO MARcucCIO, Ju. g.I76f
FLOORS RERtNIsHED LIKE NEW
free estimatess reduced prices. c. r
COVER, WA, T-t3S06 any time.
FLOORS eANDED, finished. &c sQ
suar. e. !. HINSoN. 70. f-3475
FLOOR SANDING. tinishinrs; clean, ci
ms and waxing: reas. rates: frei
estinntess Call RA. 6A6705 -
repaired and refinished
Chairs segieed. Expert work. Cal
fsIIS;IISa j interior ana szsssisr
S1c SicK. Kanysltns n isas IA; rates. DOM.
pateh-plsste@TiTs' @ Mr.. WEBS day III
"a. 2-4023: After . "a. 4-03I7
PAINTING AND PAPERrN0---s-pr,
house papered $50 compl.. Int. ant
ext. painting: Ist-elass work guar;
II Enlss psic. IA Sc sso e toT sssss
PAINTING. plasfering. eeneral re.
pair: Free estimate. Call Mr.,
PLAsTEkING DONE, patch work
specially; AL work guaranteed;
& ttse sstlmass G yp, 1.g5gSs ---lb
prices, free estimates; Nd. work
only Mr.. LEE. VIII. H-js07. I'D
PAINTING, papering. hrst ! class
workHMnship. work done imme0i-
ately Mr.. P0AT. RA. 3-b643. IIs
PAINTING, pAperinf. waterprtR. in
terror, exterior FHA loan avail.
estimates. Ju. D-47fl, J0. 5-4:ssIs,
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
wall serapinE roof repair and
painting gutter and spout work
and sidinE. Call day or night and
leave your number. IL 1850
PAINTING. lowest rates in town
Best. refs. White mechanics, Euar-
anteed work Free estimates. no,
PAINTING, reni. remodellns: satis.
ned euatumefE for over 2b yrs. MI7,
LAWRENCE. IA. 3. 603l. IL 6-Si 90
Evening star., 1955-11-09
RETAIL SALESWOMAN
FULL OR PART TIME

Must Be- experienced In retail sell
ing. Il you are ambitious and
can learn fast. you win md good
Euqt in Washingtonss Oldest car
pet and ilnoleuIn epeeiaIltY store.
eeszSR eezRrkT 81 6o 6sseIss So pyaskas Il 81. crIS Ts
eAEEsLADX. .experienced for sports-
salary, apply MODEL SHOP. 1908
saIEsLApf. knopisds. d knissins
and iahriss Part tiIns: BE.
SALkHLADY--Cu Outside selling. part
time, eDptactinR government agen-
cies and convention bureaus fol
hotel Write details of expeT. and
Qualifications. including picture II
possible; hours viii Be arranged
eqnvenient 70 you. Write Boz 243-
s1LEsLADIEs. experienced. perna-
nent positions. excellent oppoftun.
itFs good starting snlnrF with rapid
advancement Apply BkYDA'E, 31l4
14th st. NV. 20
HALESLAnTKs-For chiIdFen's wear
Kxeeiient WORKING eenditionB with
SEYpAss lsifjik 3 n nv - q
Evening star., 1955-11-09

Al TTPTsT, $4,000: Civil Service
ratIng mieht helps white know
. real estate details, See MISS REEL
only. Il Pefs0anei. 1911 O st. NV,
WANTED TO-DAY, SECRETARIES
5000 vk.; few 500 Wk. Typlsts
S50-$6B uk, Bookkeepers and u
aeetS.. A66-Si00 Sk. Place ii
aees, 1890, AL are welcome q
BoYD'G Test. ~ yrs.i, cor. q ane
18th. Visit now.
PART TIME work: early eve. hrs,
earning S31-$45 VII. with west.
morland Over III white, ea.
nee. call uN. 4-7097 alter 5 pm
PART TIME. woman, for desirabll
pnSition with FeiiAbls corporation
; hieh school education: $500 fFsI
!. 100 deys Box 440-B. star. --lt
uOUskygIykS---Ffee gifts 70 ycuI
friends. games and prizes. Havl
: plastic party Or become oui
dftuonstgatoE and book Parties
AVERAGE enfnines $40 hY. MRS
FREY no. 2-b0t10. 1914 r.. I
ave. NE III
Evening star., 1955-11-09
sITuATioNs--DoMEsTIc


GIss ss,s wants sS., ioS -. Inv q saa sRlld
GIRL, coicred. with refs. wishes day
work, Nom Tues. Wed and every
GIRL rolored. wishes days, Nurse
Maid @ Bart-time work. References.
GiRL Riskes work ID laundry, or
domestic any kind ia. 9-1flB4.
WOMAN wants days work. or part
time work. Local references. NO.
WOhiAN wanta s.h.w.:: fond 81 chill
thesda Or fOxhaii "a. M. 3-44ai.
coLORED GIRL desires Inv. Or
care Or children. no. 2-0Ol7. be-
twssn and Z pm, z ,,,,.,, I. !.
bldg everything done from altic
our specially. kX. 6-03ae. TO-
for We'd; will also
baby sit any day after $780, re-
liable: Ph, CO. 5-6S31.
NECEssA,.kY . release my maid,
excellent f TisS Children i Ink. ana
cnokinE. EM. 2.lIb13, II i 4
c0IORED WOMAN wants s DAYS. or
days work. Live out, RIA. 0-Blflsl,
C0EORED LADY wants e.h.w., child
care, days, Good city references.
| C0EoRED WOMAN desires F.h.w.,
cooking for congeniai adult family,
IL 70 z PM no SUM- or holidays,
| IC0EoRED no D USRKREFRR Tor
working mother, invalid or widows
efs 3 days . wiki good ri "A.
| CoE6RkD GIRL wants f.h.w. or
child care: Q days wk.: $40. II.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
ST,ENlIlRApHER

IntereskinE opening for stencgxapfel
IN Insurance company. safety de-.
pertinent 5-dny week. pleasant
working conditions and other en-
plcye ADVANTAGES. Apply IN.
p6MnMITy p6Mn.MEIT e IHsgRAgCE sSd :, 60 q 2.
Eide. 18th and Il sts. NV. II !
sTENO.s Yeung, WASH blvd 5 days
EsTENO. .-SECY, familiar With gene
raj once work In business once
Are, 24-5zs 6.day, 40-ht. wk. Cen
tratiy located downtown Wash
starting SALARY. S160-$280 pef mo,
subject 70 advancement Apply SOS
i 9Th st NV Mr. GOODMAN 81 {
SWITCHBOARD OFERATOR. expert.
eneed reliable Apnly chief operr oper
Evening star., 1955-11-09

TYPIsT. 2-3 mos. /;
Rosslyn; 5 days; $50. POTOMAC
EMFL., 1884 WilNon blvd. Ari., IA,
$4,000.
TYFlST- Young lady 10 work II
claim department. 0f large insuf-
aflce company. Some tipping No
experiences necessary. Retirement
pension plan Vacation with pay,
and adaptation, Mr.. RICHTER,
a4b Kennedy St. NV Q 70 IL An
Evening star., 1955-11-09
MELp. MEN 8 MoMEN lcenl. ]

COUPLE, white, As to SO yrs. for
beautiful exclusive womala,s club,
cond. apt. Excel. ref. REQUIRED.
go5s NC. l740 K g. NV. RI.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
slTUATIoNs--wOAirN

GENERAL OFFICE WORK. typlnr
ding; dependable. B-aay Nk.. VIC,
Hyatls. 81 NJ, Rainier. TN. 4-aaf5
IkkACTtGAL NURSE, Nhite. exper
"a care Of elderly patients. Boz
4N1-X. star.
|TYPING: work ht home; tiiemes, dis.
eertations. manuscripts. theses, etc.
YobNG KosiAN Z 81 4 pssld1na tli1aTS; 4 District. Y
Desires paIt-tiEne office work, ST.
3-DT2n before q noon. 80
sos sPECLALIxERS in supplying a.
fsefent ofiiee help for short or long
assignments: also complete mineo-
graph service: ST. 3-1g5 -9
efs. position feuuiring some typing
or E.n.w,: drivers lie. III. 6-61T0.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

TOLEDO, OHIO, ieayins Nov. 10, Re.
peniss. Wo. 6-o;s5i after $40 J, n.
CALIFORNfA-feaye Thurs. TAKE
Or 2 share drive and expense,
LEAVING TfioR CALIFORNIA Nov.
10. Share expenses. Lu. 2-424e,
WANT DRIVER 10 take car to Icl
Angeles, Leave this week end. Wo,
Evening star., 1955-11-09

WOMAN. Whit. i've IN. iiehf house
work child care. rood home and
salary; Immediately. "a. b-i649,
WOMAN Tor cPA once. permanent
position, Type accounting reports
DO general once work. State are.
sxptr.. salAfy desired. Box 46S-B'
YOUNG LADIES. 10 sen cosmetics
IN spare time no exper. necessary.
Can earn 500 vkiy. For interview.
AD. 4-60sa. M. 3-e057 It'll Q p m.
YOUNG WOMAN. white, for dry
cleaning store; SA5 VI. Apply II
person, no calls. ARROW CLEAN
I ER6 Aea3 QeorEia ave. nv. Ill
ASK AMI AVON Representatives ID
recommend ycn for profitable xraaf
work ID part-tii.ae hours ycu can
now p1. 1-Q22l. Eli
RREGHT. YOuNd LApY fof tsplns
and Eeuefai once work IN fne
mems store. THE QUALITY SHOP,
302s Wilson blvd. Aflinstois. 81 s
Evening star., 1955-11-09
FURNACES

Hot water, used, guaranteed: aver.
age size; S1b-S1QO. delivery incl
Large selection OF used radiators
New Ras furnneee at wholesale cost
BLOCKS. l146 Lee hwy. nr. Key
|FUsNfTURE--Green upholstered iiv.
ing room chair. red upholstered
blonde chairs. nnhian OAK dinettt
set, cocktail table and . end tn.
hles: tine furniture In excellent
FURNTTUiiEG FU'NSI.TGH - sSSHs NSdsrn iiss naht osR oR
Only year cid. In good condition.
FDRNITGRE-S refers., 4. g and ii
su. ft = rms. Of furniture; sseri-
FURNITURE and clothing fixturel
for mems store, must sell this week
FnRNIfuRs nnfSNsiHfnh Pss Hh Dinssse, les; Sec
sofa, $12b; bedrm. compl1 $3.50;
lamps. tables, hide-a-bed. oV, s.
FUiRNsiTuRE AND MISC. ITEMS
Bendix auto. washer (needs slight
repair1,. S12; maple dropleRf table.
50; walnut vanity wJmirror, $i3;
room HAporLxer. Ike new, IS; card
FiuiRsNisiiT0fREa SSsni stearns and Foster
Hollywood beds, twin cherry spool
beds, spring and mattresses, cherry
dining table and six chairs. all like
new. Gaithershure 404<J-2.
bedrnl. set. youth
bed, card table, Guardian Service
alum. Bavarian china. IA. b-S394.
FuRN. old PANTY s-drav, nah.
chest, lee. Ar, 500: nah. and
green dsinssk sofa, 4 It. long. 500.
EN-, 2-2A0D, Ill
Evening star., 1955-11-09
CASH REGISTERS

= -
SAILS 4 fSSRvIcS aois i.Ia iath 81. q
CHAIN SAWS. MeCULLOCHsaies.
service: rental GRAyELY or
Coat AND Mo0D R5NGEs, new
and used. ACME STOVE CO J,
1o1i 7th II. NV. Ma. S-S952.
DANCE LESSONS, block Of Arthur
Murray, 81 below regular price
Communicate Box 2sl4-B. Star, ---la
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING
La-earat; cost me s45O; must sscri-
re; SSr5 or best ofier. "a. 6-s53S.
Iadys. Z css. SHES: mans. ss 9pp; ~
lsdy.s ia cts. $3.50: {. iads.s, ) cts, ets.,,
x1.195. LIv1NGsToN q CO., 1923
u St. NV. NE. 9-526S. Ia
DINING RIM. SUITE, 9-pc. Walnut,
$ll0: Maple sleep sofa, $9b. Of,
DisHWSxsHRR. HOTPOINT MoSil.
tor Pertect eond.. % %soinpieteiS
portable. OIL. a-3s85. 10
fion. Si2b. Can LU. f-00e4, 20
ELECTRIC ROASTER, GE. like new.
$40; rollaway cot and mattress,
$40: IA. 2-73S3. -l0
ENLARGER; DeJur, Versatile No. 4;
meter and easel; SS5. Call LA, g.
fiHSSG iHHS CABrNRTs--New s-dr. steel.
TYPE Co. vi 15th .sf' ss. NV. a'e-A
FIREPLACE Logs. sSs and elec.
screens andirons, tools. ACME
STOVE. io11 7th NV. Ma. e-S952
FOAM RUB. SEC. SOFA, blond dir.
rfil., mod. bedrm.. sofabed, chairs.
snisc,; like new. kI. S-0035. .-I1
FORD MOTOR 1854; overhead
valves. 1ompietely rebuilt. New
pissons, pss4 s,c RMS asS xessrinss i1ni5s
FUR COAT. lovely muskrat, size
g-l2i $50. In GOOD condition. Call
FURNACE. Coal, hot water: good
condition. III 7-8f9U. -
Evening star., 1955-11-09
RESIDENT MANAGER

Fcr luxury-typs air-eond. apt. house
abiHty o deal diploma ticaiiy VIII
tenants. Salary and nice 1-hed.
Tm npt. are provided for person
who qualities for this position
Please czll Mr.. AAEATUILI At ST
s-330O bet. 1 and 5 pm. only.
Evening star., 1955-11-09


B0OKKKRPER, part time exper !.
double entry. Any 3 DAYS "a week.
Is hE. Box. Sd. Star %
CHEF-STkWAhD. cover an phases,
American. French cookery food
cast menu planning, purchasing,
supervision; seek position. Box III
Dicf1PiiONE OPERATOR, eolored
81 blind: business college esAdu-
ete: typing speed so W.p.1i.: be-
einner. but willing to work hard;
eengeniai. Call MR. YOUNG. ST.
$4,000 Nc
MAN wants night work: short order
COOK q handy man After s pm
al day Sat. and sun. II. a-S4Sg.
YOUNG MAN desires fesponsfble posi-.
tinn Of any kind . evenings 4 week;
SALARY open but must be above
AVERAGE TO be worthwhile; can work
after 8 pm. Box 46S-xs Star Qs
Evening star., 1955-11-09


WANTED---HKcRETARIEs now S7f
TO S100 wk., TYPI6TB $50 TO sec
Wk.s b0okktepers S6b.SQ0 VIZ, up
BOYD offers beg. and QUICK re-
ffesher courses. new classes start.
scHooE gs 5sss. ~ Il & yrs.j. J.seu cor. q GaI ans
18th. lHundrsds Of positions open
NEW BEG. AND QUICK review
courses In TyPING, shorthand
sccsEssplnE s sa,ss E,,p9n 11lass lsaeh sly Giyll
BOYD SCHOOL tsst. 40 yrs,l, cor
$50 wk, 10 $4,000 VI, al kinds
hnndrsds. Increase your pay;
MonE a MoMEy flssis sspins. sssS .is asorthssd hi
acct, hookkpr, INQUIRE Ma. $3.50,
poXD's test. 40 yrs.l. cor. q and
A1tns
Evening star., 1955-11-09
STENOl5RAPHER

lsssss.sans q g opsn,ns . iSr s.snogEs.spea.E gs.s !.
partmefk: 6-day week: pleasant
workine conditions and other ems
NfTY INSURANCE COMPANY or
NORTH As9EEIgA go WoodEssd
Evening star., 1955-11-09
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cHAhTBERAIAID-W D-WAITREgs, white;
m%nss % hye mi references REQUIRED.
CiAMBERaiIDi must live ii: md.
4 work: exper.; every Sun. after
brea kfAst; refs. EN-. 3-3400. --iO
CQOk-G.H.W... live IN, expd,, 55s
DAYS, no Sundays. Cony. To tfansp.
GOOD salary. Refs. rs. a-2i31.
coOk-L.HW,, to i've IN; other help
employed: Thurs. every other sun.
en Eoeq refs, req,; salary S35 VIZ.
oK-d.H.W., I'VE III; aS-4s years: !
off: s8s week. Wo. 0-3Is5
G,H. .W.-C00K, live IN: upstairs mn
soed salary; references. IN 2.
G.H: R.-cooK, i've IN: or Thur. %
employed Upstairs Tn,, pyt. bati
and ". $50. cah oil. 6-f7se.
|G.H.W.. coiorea, must be exper., win.
ing worker: 5-day .wk.: rambler "
Silver 6pEing. ~. S-2773. l--fI
G4H.W.s live in oT out: an sectionl
p. c. Va, Nd; @2B-$4O. N
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1917 x NV
81 q
H0UsEKEEPER for widow. s chill
dFen. Private room. Excel. transp
tn.n.pId,s 4, pd,str,ss; vo References sx.
ia white 81 eolored 1snust Be : "a, 4
pablo Of MANAGING complete house
hold for adults, Salary no oh;ec
foE riKht person. Apply HOURLY
HOuSEkEEPER COMPANION, car,
for elderly jewish woman. Mus
ilye n, Salary open. Mr.. DAVID
MAID -GHW sOod laundress. ehil.
S26 and earfare. OF. 1851.
MAID. 1--we IN, cooking. general
houseyork, Fond of children. ne,
cent lgesI references; $50 week
AiaiD .GHw. COOK. i've IN. care q
aay M sat. % and si Sun. al. oh gu. snss4S
MAID-GHW, plain cooking, must bt
good with children. dependable
rsfersnsses, 6-day vk., $50 VIZ
NdRsEMAfb. live IN. fhoronshi,
experienced: care OF 4 and 6-ys.,
ela: @ s.aix5 Eorking parsnssi iec,
between 4 and 4. oV. ssissa. Ii
OFFICE CLEANING, concIentioui
worker. s part time evenings foi
e-E1. once ia convenient mid
toyn s, =, l9ration ona Must Be bondable
COuRi,E--An excellent lob for |
reliable and settled couple VII,
want nice home. NnEs be thor,
ouEhly experienced, ample time on
private air-eondiiIuned quarter
with television. oil. 4-f4Ii. I'll
cOUPLE, live irs general h0usewofI
and eooking: references required
CAL y to ] l am, KM. e-oon7. -.
ELDEkLY WHITE LADY to tax,
care OF SIN. children. Inv II
return for 4 niee home plus small
salafy. y Interested call 10. =
sETIIED CoL0RED WOMAN stsl
references, 3 dAys q week ghsw.
cock | meal. W. 4-l44s alter
ExiPkRIENCED GIRL. e.h.xa eook
ing, some child care, live In: np
stairs room on Wed. aft. and Sun
so e start IA. ps27e2
| MATURE. settled white woman Ii
live III and DO light duties for ei
defl9 eontaleseenk and plain cook
ines $50 9nonthiy, Ref. REQUIRED
write details. Box t4-D. Star.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
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