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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Preservotive Is Needed
To Prevent Wood Rot

dingy and I would appreciate
any advice you can give me.
Answer-Some of the dizziness
may be due to the laundry
bleaches and whatever other ma
terials were used, so you may
not be able to restore the origi-
nal lustre. But you may get very
good results by using a porcelain
cleaner sold at housewares Sec
tons of department stores or
hardware stores. Scratches
securing power may also help.
Question-We just bought q
home. The front porch has a
wooden floor. This was built
over a coal cellar. which had
been changed to a storage room.
The, other day it rained very
hard and we found the porch
floor leaks all over. Can I do
anything to make it waterproof?
Answer-To prevent rain from
leaking through the porch floor,
cover it with rofing canvas. Do
not use ordinary canvas or
awning cloth for the purpose.
Dealers in roofing materials usu-
ally supply this fabric and can
furnish you with application
instruction sheets.
Placing Hot Water Tank
Question-My old hot water
tank needs replacement. It holds
So gallons, and is placed verti-
cally. The plumbing contractor
wants to install a 65-gallon tank
horizontally. suspended near the
basement ceiling.
Answer - The contractor is
quite right. Storage tanks over
80 gallons capacity should be
horizontal. For tanks of less ca
pacity, vertical installation is
preferred.
Garage Floor Leaks
Question An addition was
made to my home, consisting of
a basement, garage and bedroom.
I would like some information
about my garage. 1t is located
over the cellar and, when the
car was placed in it last winter.
snow and ice from the car melted
and ran down into the cellar.
Rain now does the same thing.
The wood floor of the garage is
also swelling. Is there some kind
of material to use on this floor
to waterproof it?
Answer-If the joists and posts
supporting the floor are heavy
enough you could put down a
pinch thick concrete floor. If
the structure is not strong
enough to support the concrete.
it might be possible to have an
oxychloride cement floor put
down.
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Plan 805-Foot Spun

The African Gold Coasts new
est great bridge across the Volta
River will be a steel arch 805-
foot span at Adomi, near Senchi,
to provide a link in the trunk
road from Accra to Togoland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09

Mr.. Whitman offers readers leaflets
on a variety of subjects concerning
home repair work. II you would like
to have his leafiet, Wa. REFINISHING
SOFT WOOD FLOORS. send 10 cents
Box 90, Station G. New York 10, N. Y.
(Released by Consolidated News
Features Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Cancer Society
Features Film

Three programs devoted to
cancer education are being held
this week under auspices Of
the District Division. American
Cancer Society. All feature
showing of the film. Breast
Self-Examination."
DR.. Edward A. Cafritz adj
dressed the SiSterhood Of the
Washington Hebrew Congre-
CATION at Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Macomb street NV.
yesterday. and DR.. Theodore
Pinckney spoke before the
Missionary Society of the Gen.
trail. Union Baptist Church.
4401 Foote street NE. last
night.
The Irving Cooper FQinda-
ton viii hear a talk by q
staff member Of the American
Cancer Society at 2 pm.
tomorrow at 1920 Van Buren,
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
By VIOLET FAULKNER

What to give?" Is the $64
question as Christmas draws
closer and closer.
What to give Aunt Susie.
Uncle Bill, the friend who has
Everything" the neighbors
across the way It's puz-
cling but perhaps we have the
answer for you.
There's no gift more well
coined than one from your
own kitchen. And none more
appreciated than a box Of
your own homemade candy.
Who cares about Galleries dur
ing the holidays?
There's this about a candy
making spree it gets the
whole family. The fudge smells
so good buhbling away on the
stove that first thing you
know dad saunters into the
kitchen and offers to shell the
nuts. Someone else volunteers
to assemble and grease the
pans and help line the fancy
boxes with waxed paper.
Here are some real special
ties, we think, to start you OF
on a binge of candy making.
The chocolate frosted fudge Is
the creamiest fudge ever. filled
with crisp California walnuts.
and topped with milk choco-
late, just to gid the lily COM
pletely.
The penuche balls are rolled
in chopped nuts. and the d.
vinity drops are perfumed
with grated orange peel.
The apple-flavored candy.
like a tender fruity gumdrop.
finds special favor among the
older folk.
Make candy for gifts, but
keep some to serve on your
prettiest plate for drop-in
guests.
Walnut Penuche Balls
] cup sugar.
/ cup brown sugar (packed).
"a cup light corn Sirup.
25 cup light cream Tor half
and half).
! teaspoon vanilla.
"a cup finely chopped Cali
fornia walnuts.
Combine sugars, corn sirup
and cream in sauce pan, and
heat slowly, stirring until
sugar is complete dissolved.
Cover. and boil slowly about
3 minutes so steam will dis
solve any crystals on sides Of
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cup eoarsely chopped wal
nuts.
Combine sugar. corn strip
and water. and heat slowly.
stirring until dissolved. Cover.
and boil slowly about 8 min
utes to dissolve any crystals Of
sugar which might cling to
sides of kettle. Remove cover
and boil over moderate heat to
frm ball stage 1850 degrees
F.. Meanwhile, beut egg
whites with salt until barely
stiff. Pour hot strip slowly
over egg whites, beating con-
tinuously. Add orange rind
and continue beating until
mixture loses Its gloss. Stir in
walnuts, and turn into buttered
pan, or drop by teaspoonfuls
onto waxed paper to harden.
Makes about l pound t2A
dozen pieces1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Cdndy-Mdking Spree
Is Fun for the Family

pan. Remove cover. and boil
without stirring to moderately
firm ball 1888 degrees F.. Let
stand until lukewarm. Add
vanilla, and beat until creamy.
and mixture loses its gloss.
Shape into balls, and roll In
walnuts. Makes about ! pound
go pieces.
Chocolate Frosted Fudge
2 cups sugar.
"a cup cocoa.
"a cup water.
2 teaspoons powdered coffee.
"a pound butter or margarine.
! teaspoon vanilla.
cup coarsely chopped Cali
fornia walnuts.
u to "a pound milk chocolate.
Blend sugar and cocoa to-
gether. Stir in water and
coffee, and heat slowly, stir
ring until sugar is dissolved.
Add butter and heat to boiling.
Cover. and boil slowly about
3 minutes. so steam will dis
solve any crystals on sides Of
pan. Remove cover and boil
without stirring to soft ball
1884 degrees F.. Turn out into
bowl but do not scrape edges
of pan. Let stand until barely
lukewarm. Add vanilla. and
beat until creamy and candy
begins to lose its gloss. Stir
in walnuts, and turn into but
tered pan. smoothing top with
spatula. When completely set.
melt chocolate over warm mot
boiling) water and spread over
top. Let stand several hours
or overnight to set. but do not
refrigerate. Mark top into
squares before chocolate Is
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completely set. Makes about
Ia pounds.
Apple Candy Stars
Red apples to make 2 cups un-
sweetened applesauce.
2 cups sugar.
/ package strawberry-fiayored
gelatin.
/ package lime-fiavored gela-
tin.
Red food coloring.
Green food coloring.
Few drops peppermint flavor
ing.
Few drops mint fiayoring.
y cup chopped walnuts.
Add sugar to unsweetened
applesauce and cook over low
heat until very thick Gao de-
grees F. on candy thermome-
teri, about 1920 minutes. Stir
frequently to prevent scorch-
ing. Remove from heat and
pour into two bowls, half in
each. In first bowl. add straw
berry gelatin and stir until dis
solved. Add a few drops Of red
coloring: add few drops Of pep
permint. In second bowl, dis
solve lime gelatin, add green
food coloring and mint flavor
ing. Add chopped nuts to both
mixtures. Stand a strip Of
creased metal foil down middle
of a creased 9-inch square pan
as q divider. Pour red candy
on one side, green on the other.
Chill until firm. Remove from
refrigerator and cut into small
diamond shapes or small
squares. Dust with powdered
sugar. Let stand at room tenn
perature to dry. Makes 4 to
AZ dozen small candies.
Orange Divinity Drops
Q cups sugar.
u cup light corn sirup.
"a cup water.
2 egg whites.
a teaspoon salt.
2 teaspoons grated orange
rind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Concert and Supper
At Polish Embassy

The Ambassador of the Po-
lish Peoples Republic and
Mime. spasowski were hosts
last night to chiefs Of diplo-
matte missions and other
guests at q piano recital and
buffet supper commemorating
the centenary Of the death
Of the Polish poet. Adam
Mickiewicz.
A program Of Chopin music
was played by Nine. .Halina
Czerny-Stefanska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Club to Hedr
.Pdrty Worker

Miss Mary Louise Nice. vice
chairman of the New York
State Democratic Committee.
will address the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club at Q
luncheon at 1890 pm. Monday
in the clubhouse at 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Miss Nice viii explain the
work of her canvassers in re-
cent local elections.
Evening star., 1955-05-09

REAL EsTATE-opening for full
time salesman wishing to become
affiliated with a small aggressive
ONCE with plenty of opportunities
and full cooperation. For appt. call
Mr.. Powers. DI. 7-S724, Sat. and
Sun. JU. S-SS90.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
CLERK
ROSsLYN. VIRGINIA

Good opportunity with well-estab.
lished wholesale house for ambition.
worker wishing permanent employ
ment: 5-day, 40-hour week. Call ST
3-Q050. ext. 22l. for appt. IL
CLERK some knowledge Of
salary. $50. HERTZ RENT-A-cAR
SYSTEM, 1921 l. st. NV. 10
CLERK-TYPIST. 35-hr. week. incl.
3 hours Sat. S55. Call AID. 2-5034.
CLERK TYPIsT-s.B. OPERATOR,
permanent position, excel. .opportun-
ity, 36-hr week, unusual employe
up. Call Mr. stoner. DI. 7-0333. I'll
CLERK; no. typing exper. necessary;
perm. perm position; to handle varied
EIsEMAN, s. F at 7th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST--Young women be-
tween ages 1890. Some knowledst
of shorthand. but not necessary
Excellent working conditions. air.
cond; office; 5-day week, company
benefits. Box 4S4-E. Star. Ill
CLERK-TYPIST-Young lady fol
clerk in downtown iewelry store
pleasant working conditions anc
many benefits. Apply in person tt
Mr.. Harkins, CASTELBERGS. 1904
CLERK nTSYpIsT, 4o-hr. week; pro.
gressiye Ford dealer. See Mr.
PAMR R4att.y5je s5 Md sS2s W9 Hsmilton a16aaS s'Y
CLERK-TYPIST
For c.P.A office, with aptitude fol
fees: starting salary. S55. ST g.
Evening star., 1955-05-09

CLERK K-TYPIST, under 30 yrs, S55
wk. to start; 35-hr. wk.: air-cond.
ONCE Call at ACE ELECTRIC SUP
PLY co, 1928 14sh NV. ask for
2LERK- -TYPISTS, exper. in general
Office work: 5-day wk.: vacation:
$50 per wk. to start: $50 pei, wk.
after Nov. lst. Age 25-3s. Apply In
person. SCHWARTZ BROS. 1881
18th st. ne.
2LERK, age Is to 25. living in
Silver Spring area; tipping ability
essential; 5day wk:: air-cond. ONCE.
Apply MRS. SMITHS COLONIAL
BAKING CO., rear $3.50 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. Md. 10
CLERK with knowledge tipping in ac-
counting department. willing to
learn to operate IBM machines. Box
sLERKs 9i, white. under 20. with
some knowledge of typing. to learn
office work; large establishment near
18th and H sts. NV, handling no
merchandise; hours, $50 to S; "a
day Saturday. Start $500 a mo-;
quick advancement and permanent.
Phone MA S-296q
Evening star., 1955-05-09

For C,PA. office. with aptitude fol
fees; starting salary, S55. ST 3.
9If6 III
Evening star., 1955-05-09
TELEPHONE CLERK

Ase 1921, high school graduate. to
take telephone reports on automo-
bile claims. Pleasant. alert and de-
pendable young man. S42 so pei
week. Good opportunity for ad-
vaneement. One Saturday, 5-day
mately one Saturday morning per
mo. for which time and half will
be paid. Please call for appoint
ment. ST, $500, Ext. 252 %
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Shoe Store Manager


Must be thoroughly experienced in
family shoes. Ambitious and pres
ent good references. May expect
good salary with long established
flrm. Box 375-Y. Star. -
SHOE REPAIRMAN and shoe finisher,
steady Job, good pay. Apply 627
| II NV.
lSTOCKROOM MECHANIC, expe-
rienced in repairs, small tools, ham
mers, gauges. ETC.; must be depend
able; steady employment good
working conditions. Apply 1854 card
st NV Ill
lSTOCKROOM CLERK for refriRerati ton
parts department. Prefer young man,
white, 81 or over with parts expert
ence. 5-day week. Apply Mr.. Ward,
ABBOTT REFRIGERATION Co,
lNCo S04 Rhode Island ave. ne,
SURVEYORS, party chiefs, expert
enced in subdivision work GREEN
HORNE g. o'MARA. AP. 7-2122,
SURVEYOR. party chief, northern
Va area: Write giving exper: Box
SURVEYORS SS ASSISTANT -- Some
engineering training or surveying
experience desirable. Arlington en-
gineerinE once. Good salary and
advancement. IA. 2-S411. 3
Evening star., 1955-05-09
HELP-MEN
OPENING

place = young men in permanent
sales positions with earning op-
portunity of 500 to start Charac-
ter references required. Call XII.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
OPPORTUNITY
FULL TIME
SALARY AND BONUS

Opportunity for high-caIi-
ber men, with or without
sales experience. interested in
earnings averaging 5000 TO
5000 per month.
Salary range S2n0-S4nO
per month, plus bonus, de-
pending on experience and the
qualifications of individual.
Also straight commission
basis, II preferred,
Must have automobile. Ex-
elusive territories available
Immediately in washington
area.
Our regional manager will
interview In Room sos, Co.
lumhian bldg. AIS 9Th ST.
NV, on Tuesday. at 10 am,
2 pm, pm. and on
Wednesday, 10 am. and Q
pm.
Ill
Evening star., 1955-05-09
CLERK-TYPIST
tAcCOUNT1NGl

Leading weekly news maRa-
zine has opening in accounting
dept. for accurate typist who
is handy with figures, adding
machine experience necessary.
excellent opportunity to be-
come afiliated with an out
standing organization Offering
permanent employment and
many company benefits. Al
least, or . yrs. experience
Suff1cient. extensive back
ground overqualifies. Call DI.
7-2900. Ext. 261,
ia
Evening star., 1955-05-09
HELP-MEN
SECTION asst. su

SECTION asst. SUPER
visor. Remingto1 Rand equip. !:
expeT. preferred Will consider
Tight party with IBM exper. Salary.
S3,4I0. Annual and sick leave
benefits, Apply 2nd G., Continental
Bldg. l0l2 l4th st. NV. Do not
phone. 10
TEACHERS, white. Latin and world
history. ADAMS TEACHERS AGEH-
CY. I341 @ nv. RE 1-393s
Evening star., 1955-05-09
.dmin. asst, typ. Fails Oh.
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

4 ~ n N%ANA44S JAEAA AIs LANA ~ - =
2234 z wills Wilson Blyd;; Arl. "A. $4,000
ALTERATION HAND and filter, ex-
full or part time, JU. 0-96s1- I'D
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES We
train you; Start now. COX & co"
AsSisTANT BooKKEEPER. expert
enced in payroll tipping. and office
procedure. under 30. DI. T-T316
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER. ex-
perienced in all types of credit work;
air conditioned office. Apply in per-
son, afternoons only, to Mrs. Strauss,
MAJOR MASTERPIECES. INC, oil
BABY !ts ); S:s;rTFrTfNG ting AND SOME HousE-
ssationrli Live in. References oL,
BEAUTiCIAN. man or woman, for our
Clarendon tVa.l salon; no license
req: 5-day week good salary and
comm; EMILE: 1921 Conn. ave,
closed Saturdays, June, July, Au-
Siurs;t' @ sal Sal ELIZABETH ARDEN
BFAtiTICiAS, tull or part time, ex-
PeT PSI,o,an. ali,roqRd Sgs6 opsrstorS pref. With
BEAUTICIAN; male or female; excel
sal. and comm, 5-day wk. In
WEeaton's busiest and most pro-
gressive beauty salon. Call Mr.
George, AD. 4-240S. THE BEAUTY
SPOT, 2656 Wheaton -KenSington
rd., Wheaton, Md 10
BEAUTY. OPERATORS, must be good,
top salary and commission. Ex.
BEAUTY li' OPERATOR. ssb to to 500
per week guarantee plus commits
sion; 5.day week. no manteuring:
steady work LOUIS CREATIVE
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
only need apply 1924 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced.
Apply PAT YOUR HAIRDREsSER
n37 p ST. NV la
BEAUTY SALON RECEPTIoNIsT--
Experienced 5-day week. TO- am.
to & pm. Closed Saturdays. June.
July, August: paid vacation plus
sick leave. Call ELIZABETH AR
DEN ME- EApur4 -
Evening star., 1955-05-09
statesmen

One of the oldest and larg-
est landscape nursery products
companies operating nation
ally will employ men in this
area to call on our established
customers and open new ac-
counts. NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY as We have the
finest training program in the
industry. Income is subStan-
tial and immediate; national
average for all men is in ex-
cess Of $1,000. Above average
men earn considerably more
and have opportunity for man
agement positions. The work
is pleasant. dignifled. semi
professional selling and offers
a lifetime career. Our Gus
toners repeat year after year
and there are no seasons as
we contract months to a
year ahead. This is strictly
sales work and we are not
interested in landscape gar
deners or lahorers. Applicants
should be married. over "a.
have car and some expert
ence in doing business with
the public. For personal inter
view telephone MR.. HAROLD
E. Balm: HU. 3-6373. from Q
am. to z pm.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

sary. Good training program. Nc
deliveries, no collections, no night
work. no paper work. Chance fol-
advancement to management posi-
tion Determine this by calling ST
3-2241, Monday or Tuesday; eve
nings, call JE 2-679I. .
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Teacher-Summer Work

Position and COMPANY in keeping
with your background and profess
sIonal status. Remuneration highly
satisfactory. Good possibility con-
tinuing on part-time basis during
school year. Opepings are in D. C.
Nd. and Va. only For personal and
confidential interview. apply 20
pm, Room eos. 3333 Connecticut
ave. end hoorl. White.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
CLEE,R:il,K-TYPIST''

EXPERIENCED IN OFFICE WORK
ABILITY TO DO POSTING AGE 30
C2 C2fENf 4S eoPP oPPos44bNfy s4ttFT ANp YoR Fx Ex
TfoNs. REFS. Required, APPLY
$40 NEW YORK AVE. NV, Mr.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
MELPAR, INC.
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

TIRE CHANGER, experienced: good
phone calls, BEN HuNDLEY, 3446
nv sERyICEMEN. exper. only may
apply. tull time and l part time.
Call D1. 7-S24a. Ill
WAREHOUSEMAN; 5-day. 4O-hour
week. Opportunity for advancement,
high school education and D. c.
experienced desirable. Call Mr.. Phil
lips. Ho. 2-5560, for appointment.
WOOL SPOTTERs-Exper. wool spot
ters wanted by large wholesale dry
dsa SorenR en' conditions SGed saiaTy ABLY a9n IN
LAUNDRY. fIeAlIHa IS 81 L st. nti!s, sw. 'Ar1!AN -e
MAN-Famous Fuller leadership rot te
| open; 500 wkly. plus expense allow
| ance; estab. customers mean no cold
canyassing and pleasant working
nee: training furn; but man Sc
iected must be able to furn. refs. For
| interview, phone DI. 7-4477 or DI.
2,349s; or apply Oil National Press
Bldg, 14th and F SITS. NV. Ill
MAN, for all-round work in super
market. experience in all phases
necessary. Apply 5315 Wis, ave. n "
MAN AND WIFE mo childrenl to
work In and around vet. hosp. and
boarding kennel; pleasant working
conditions fer willing worker: living
quarters or you can live out: must
sENNEIsy ,sEesy .sH nondrinksT ,t. :, EIPAW
TT. $3.50. 90 -DN' S'' 'A'u'
MAN. col. married. as janitor for
apt. house. 30l Eye st. NV Ref.
req. CO. 5-2I23. 1O'
Evening star., 1955-05-09
HELP-MEN
statesmen
OPENING FOR 2 MEN

Complete line hosp. A. and H. life
salary. top commission: renewals
Phone e-I2 an daily for appt. Ov
3-2956.
Evening star., 1955-05-09

MAN WANTED
With car. Earnings, $100 per wk
This permanent Job will .euuirt
experience in contracting, interview
ing. and hiring statesmen for tn
fastest growing sales organizatio
IN the Metropolitan Area There
no selling of merchandise involve
Only dynamic personality and ada
tiveness will determine your succe
in this personnel field. Phone 10,
appt.. between 10 am. and 2 p.Ir.,
JE. $4,000. q
Evening star., 1955-05-09
CLERK-TYPIST

Good typist. 1888 yrs. Of age for
Permanent position in our acct.
40-hour week: no Sat. work. Apply
Personnel. Room sos; open week
days 5000 and Sat. 9-12. No
phone calls
TIT TyTENTNc CTAD
Evening star., 1955-05-09
YOU MAY NEVER
HAVE THIS CHANCE
ACATN

AIA1N
Because most of our District
Managers have been with us
for years, If you are a good
salesman, age 30 to SO, don't
pass up this opportunity to
obtain exclusive territorial
rights for well known ma
tional organization, oldest
and largest of its kind, with
hundreds of satisfied clients
in the Meridian area. Larg-
est increase In current sales
and still greater increase
ahead in sales expansion
program based on Brand
New Compensation Plan
most favorable ever offered
in our So years experience.
Cash in on this big upswing
which is gaining momentum
every month. Position is
DISTRICT MANAGER
in charge of office. Expert
ence in our particular line
not required as thorough
training is given by our
Field Manager. Continuous
close CO. operation from
Home Office in lead devel-
opment and recruiting sales
men. No door to door can
vassing. Valuable franchise,
no investment required. Un-
usually large cash advance
commissions. Drawing ac-
count option for initial
period. Give phone number,
age and full information in
your reply. Box 214-E, Star.
q"
Evening star., 1955-05-09
CLERK-TYPIST

Under 35. for Advertising
research dept. of national news
magazine, Should enjoy work.
ing with figures and detail,
Good working knowledge Of
arithmetic essential Calculat-
ing machine experience desir-
able. Some typing also re-
quired. Pleasant working con-
ditionS. Many company bene-
fits. Call DI. 7.2900. Ext. 263.
between 0 am. and pm.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
HELP-WoMEN tcont.D }

BILLING CLERK-Must be accurate.
age 25-35; pleasant work, vacation,
5-day wk.: S55 per wk. to star:
$50 per wk. after mos, Perm. posi-
ton; Apply in person. SCHWARTZ
BOOKKEEPER. Remington Rand ex-
toned ofice. Apply in person. after
moons only, TO Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR
MASTERPIECES. INC. OIL 9TH
BooKKEEPER's ASSISTANT, for
downtown air .cond. office. Some
exper; req. Reply stating exper. and
expected salary. Box 1857 Star.
BoOKKEEPER, accounts receivable
and typist, part time In reply give
salary. Box 467-E. Star. Ill
BOOKKEEPER-sTENO.. i-girl ONCE
full charge bookkeeper: 5ia days;
person; CUNNINGHAM PAINT CO.,
2014 NJ st. NV. 3
BOOKKEEPER, not over 81 yrs. old;
must have had minimum Of 2 yrs.
accounting school; must be neat.
forming ,cashierinr duties and gen
Apply A. L. AUBINOE, INC, 1915
10Th ST. NV. Ill
BOOKKEEPER- SECRETARY
For exclusive dress shop: l-girl office
| Complete charge. Salary open. JOAN
ROBERTS, 100 Conn. at L. Ill
BOYD Employment CENTER. cor. q
and 18th; has hundreds of select
opeEines--al kinds: friendly. est
80 yrs; old reliable. ST. 3-3666.
BkPR. for whse. distr.. 3-girl office;
accts. pay, payroll, bank statements
| good typist. Work interesting: 5-day
wk.; air-cond ofc. Apply 623 H st
| NV ME-. S-634R 10
CASHIER AND ASSISTANT BOOK
| KEEPER, for large organization
hours, 9-5; some tipping. adding
machine exper. helpful; employers
discount. Apply Mr.. Marshall.
Capitol st. Ii 6-6966 Ill
CASHIER. for Silver Theater. white.
1910 yrs: full time, 1870 to 10
pm. JU. 9-5500. between l and
> pm. and Suns. 3 to pm 3
CASHIER SALESLADY. full or part
time; good pay Apply in person.
AMBASSADOR DRUGS. 14th and K
CHECKER-CAsHIERs to work 6-day
week. hours from am. to 2:30
pm: age rs to 35: prefer Southeast
resident. Call Elk. 3-S395 for in
terview. 3
Evening star., 1955-05-09

cook with restaurant
experience. AIS RESTAURANT,
COLORED FAMILY wants person to
care for children and Inv: room
and board; small sal CO. 5-0279
COOK. good; colored; tor position
as End cook in District Club: must
be strong and willing. Apply after
ME. s-4797 1928 F st. NV. -13
COSMETIC CLERKS t2l. experienced
preferred. Good salary. plus COM
mission, opening in Arlington. l
in Bethesda Apply In person, Mr..
Laney. CARRIER DRUG. 6S22 Wis
Evening star., 1955-05-09
RETIRED MAN AND WIFE to operat

SALESMAN. Sell cigars. tobaccos and
sundries to local stores in estab. ter
ritory. Must have exper in selling
these or other merchandise to retail
etc Age 25-45. white. Perm, pos.
5-day wk. Car req. Phone Mr.. Gibbs
for appt.. Ii. 8-33SS. WASHING
TON TOBACCO CO., 1915 3rd st. +, e.