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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

Park Ill., and has legion of admirers in the Midwest who
will give him every moral support during his first year with
the football forces of the Evanston institution of learning
Mr. Saban has been asked by the Home Office of the
Society at Pittsburgh address the Delegates to the Cro
attain Fraernal Unions 4th National Junior Convention to
be held July 234 1855 at Gary Indiana His response to
the invitation being awaited and will be announced later
Editorial Staff
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

of Napredak Lodge 423 Catherine Danjanic of Alcros
Lodge 72O Proceeds of the Sunday afternoon and
evening dance will be used by the UCO to help pad it's
pledge of S5OOOOO the Aquppa Hospital Fund Concert
dance details elsewhere this page Now turn to Page
for EDITORIAL "Worthy Cause Finally appeal to all
CFU members in Beaver County attend this concert and
thus support the community Aquppa Hospital Fund
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

HOMECOMING - 1t will be like Homecoming Day" Sun
day. February TO- for the above four Aquppa Pa members
of the Duquesne University Tamburtzans when this inter
nationally acclaimed ensemble appears at the Aquppa
High School Auditorium to perform under the aegs of the
United Croaan Organizations of Aiquppa. All four of
these stars also members of the Croaan Fraternal
Unon Ivan Babich Joseph Bich and Diana Tatalovich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

cetys 100 Membership Campaign honofmg the 4Uth An
nversary of it's Junior Order Department. Nine of his 25
Points credited for juvenile business written the other
19 for adult transactions.
Since Kenneth lives relatively close to Gary, he may
proclaim himself the first Deegateeect the strength of
Just 20 of the Is Points he now owns provided he will
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
Western Pennsylvania United Lodges
Will Again Stage "CFU Queen" Contest
Any Female Member Of Society Eligible
To Participate In Race For High HOnOrs

Pittsburgh Pa. - The Western Pennsylvania United
Lodges of the Croatan Fraterna Union will again
"CFU Queen contest in conjunction with their Annual
"Fraternal Day. Celebration July a. at West View Park
Any female member of the Socieys Lodges and Nests
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16
Lou Saban, Lodge 8b4 Member, Named
Head Football Coach AT Northwestern
Former Indiana, Cleveland Browns Star
Is Invited To Address Junior Convention

Evanston ILL., - Lou Saban was named head football
coach Tuesday February 1866 of Northwestern Unver
sty Of the most feared of all Big 10 grid powers
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-02-16

. The spontaneous feeling
of brotherhood is a mark of
human maturity.
- Oyeta Culp Hobby
Evening star., 1955-10-26

Illustrated here just one of the many
beautiful Eye Conditioner Motorola
TV models, now yours at King Dis
counts. Come see the worlds most
comfortable viewing. Altogether new
different from the moment it's
turned on. Just push button to bring
in picture and sound.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

New for 1956-MotorOla TV, now Eye-Con-
ditiOned for sharper, clearer pictures from
the new Motorola Power Panel More relax
ing to watch with deeper, more natural
picture-with more black to white shading
and new accuracy resulting from Motorola
research in color TV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
A WORD TO THE WISE

words - ask, after, chance
dance, half, laugh, etc. Else
where in the country all such
words are pronounced with the
historically correct fiat "a" as
in man."
But such words as lather
splash, brand, pat-a-cake, are
never included in the TASK
group in New England or any
where else, nor does any die
tionary list such words with a
broad or alf-brood A.
Moreover, that the broad A
in the TASK" words themselves
is more cultured or correct than
the fiat "a" is a superstition, ana
nothing more. and is also a libel
on cultured and educated peo-
pie all over the Nation who
never use the broad A in any
Of the words.
For confirmation of every
thing that I have pointed out in
this article, read Paragraph 80
Page XII. Webster's New Inter-
national Dictionary, Second Edi-
ton.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

Some one tperhaps several
some ones) in Hollywood and
New York has been teaching
young screen and TV players a
lot of nonsense about the So
called broad A. The boys and
girls are not only edifying us
ordinary mortals with "ahsk,
ahfter, chahce, dahnce," they
also are using the broad A in
words in which it is never used
even in New England, the only
part of the country where the
broad or half broad A occurs
natively.
A starlet, during the com
mercial' on a soap program,
tells of "lothering" her face and
then "sploshing" cold water on
it. Another tells us of her new
"brond" Of "pot-a-cake" face
powder.
Such pronunciations are sup
posed to be cultured, They are
the exact opposite.
Many. but by no means all,
New Englanders use the broad
A nativeiy in the so-called TASK"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
U. S. Officials Invited
To MIRA Musical

1.-THE Vanishing Island" new
musical show presented by Moral
Re-Armament. will have its
Washington premiere on the
night of June 7 in the National
Theater. It will be repeated the
following night.
Invitations have been extended
to every member of Congress and
to high officials of the Govern
ment.
The musical show will be
brought to Washington immedi-
ately after the MIRA Mackinac
Assembly. to which invitations
have been sent to all Senators
and Representatives by Minority
Leader of the House Martin,
Senator Capehart, Republican, of
Indiana; Senator Sparkman,
Democrat, of Alabama; Senator
Wiley, Republican, of Wisconsin
and Representative Sheppard
Democrat, of California. The
assembly, which opened yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Buzuur and Dance
To Assist Children

The Montgomery County Asso-
citation for Help for Retarded
Children will hold a bazaar and
square dance from / pm. to
1880 pm. tomorrow at the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase Senior High
School, 1901 East West highway,
Bethesda, Md.
The boys and girls band of
the Silver Spring Elks Club will
play The square dance, starting
at 8 pm, will have is callers.
Admission to the square dance
is contribution to help retarded
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
NAMES
IN THE NEWS
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREZl

The British Reuters (ROY-
teri News Agency reported that
Czechoslovak President Antonin
Zapotocky (AHN-toh-nin zah-
poh-TOH-tskee) has awarded
the Order of the Republic to
three Roman Catholic prelates,
including Msgr. Antonin Eli
schkner (ELT- shkner). Bishop
of Prague, because of their
"loyal" collaboration with the
Communist regime.
In Brazil, the on-and-off
candidate for president, Gen.
Juarez Tavora (Zhoo-ah-RES
TAH-voh-rah), is on again
after being off for two months.
Because of his irresolutenesS,
political observers predict that
his rival, Senior Juscelino Kubi-
tschek (Seh-NYOR Zhoo-seh-
LIN-oh KOO-bee-tchek is sure
to win.
From Lima, Peru, come news
that the Peruvian Congress has
ratified an agreement concluded
with Chile tCHEE-lee) and
Ecuador (Eh-qua-DOR) where
by the three countries fixed
their maritime frontiers at 200
miles from their seacoasts. Even
Soviet Russia does not claim
more than IL miles, where the
United States and Britain are
sticking to the traditional Smile
limit.
Toronto. Canada, reports that
during his visit there last April,
former Premier and Foreign
Minister Georges Bidault (Zhorzh
Bee-DOH) of France had pre-
dicted the early signing of the
Austrian states treaty, because
he said-Soviet Russia was in a
hurry 10 oulld up opposition to
armament and close collabora-
ton between the West and West
Germany. In Canada, again,
Montreal (Mont-reh-AL) police
are keeping a close watch on
Mayor Jean Drapeau (Zhan
Drah-POH and his family.
after brick was thrown through
a window of the Mayors home.
And in Ottawa, capital of the
dominion, Prime Minister Louis
st. Laurent Ioo-EE Sen Law
RUM has warned that Canada
must be prepared for an attack
with nuclear weapons at the
very outbreak Of hostilities.
(All rights reserved.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

I'm Greeneville, Tenn. 129
years ago today, a young school
teacher named Eliza McCardle
married a young tailor who
eventually became President.
Which President?
2-Who was President when
the Century of Progress Ex-
position opened at Chicago on
this day some years ago?
3-"The interests of all ma
tons are our own also. We are
partners with the rest" said the
President shortly before we en-
tered World War I. Which Pres
ident said this?
ANSWERS on next page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

day on Mackinac Island, closes
on June S.
Later the show will be pre-
scented in Japan, the Philippines,
Formosa, Thailand, Ceylon, India.
Pakistan, Iraq. Turkey, Greece
and nations of the Middle East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Eisenhowers to Spend
Holiday in GETTYSBURG

President Eisenhower planned
to leave the White House shortly
after noon today and drive to
his new country home near Get
tysburg, Pa, for the Memorial
Day week end.
He and Mrs. Eisenhower plan
to remain at Gettysburg for the
holiday Monday, returning to
Washington Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

HURRY-While out for a
stroll, English humorist Douglas
Jerrold met an acquaintance
who was a colossal bore.
Hello. Jerrold," said the dull
one, what's going on?"
Il am. said the humorist.
quickening his pace.
DETACHED - Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth has long been famed
for her sharp and caustic
tongue, from which few have
been spared. At one time, when
a heated debate was in progress
in the Senate, she was asked
which side she favored.
Neither" replied Mrs. Long
worth. IT am impartially malev-
olent."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
2 Ships Go in MothboIIs

NORFOLK, Va, May ~ (P.-
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters said
yesterday the escort carriers
Mindora and Kula Gulf are being
prepared at Boston for moth
balling in the reserve fleet. These
flattops are in the 10,090-ton
class. Each carriers a compile
I'd Int of 844.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
WORD GAME
Find "a or more words in
SCRIMS SHAW,

meaning. "a neat piece of me-
chanical work" Average is 80;
time limit, Is minutes.
Rules of the game Words must b.
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
S." such as bats" cars" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of word Ii
Used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to RAMEKIN
rain, rank. rake, remain. rein. ream
remain. rime. rink. Amer. akin. amen
s ss ma a;zs man nan mans, mat s mnI inar
earn, emis< kane. kern. kline. mixer
Mame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Mr.. Abel managed to lose this
contract by using safety play
in a suit-which endangered the
safety Of the whole hand.
East dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Masters)
AK876
9543
oA102
WEST EAST
(Mr. Champion (Mrs. Keen)
AJ2 AQ10943
KJ1062 798
1K96 HJ8
@952 @J1083
(Mr. AbeD
AA5s
7AQ7
pQ7543
%AKQ
The bidding:
East South West North
Pass 10 Pass -
Pass 3NT All pass
Mr.. Champion led the nine of
clubs on the theory that a lead
from his best suit. hearts, might
give Mr.. Abel his ninth trick
The queen of clubs in the closed
band won the first trick.
Mr.. Abel elected to make a
safety play in diamonds. He led
a low diamond to dummy's ace
and returned to his hand with
the ace of spades. He remem-
bered that the way to protect
himself against any Al break
with this combination Of cards
was to lead up toward the 10
on the second round.
So he led another small dia-
mond, Mr.. Champion played
low. the 10 went on from dunn
my and Mrs. Keen won with
the jack.
She made the obvious return
of the nine of hearts. The best
play from the closed hand here
was the ace of hearts. This
would leave another heart stop
per in Mr.. Abel's hand if it was
Mr.. Champion who held the
king of diamonds.
But Mr.. Abel put in the queen
of hearts and it lost to the king.
Back came the jack of hearts
and Mr.. Abel ducked. Another
heart lead knocked out the ace.
and since Mr.. Champion had
to get in once more with the
king of diamonds there was now
no way to make the contract.
II was reading a book last
night" walled Mr.. Abel, land
it recommended the very same
play used on the diamond suit
to prevent the loss of more than
two tricks"
Sometimes the books don't
tell the whole story" remarked
Mr.. Masters. There's nothing
wrong with your safety play as
it applied to the one suit, dia-
monds."
"In this hand you couldn't af-
ford the diamond safety play.
AS it happens, if you had SIM
ply led a diamond to the ace
and returned small one, you
would have made four -odd."
tCopyright. 1866. General Features Corp.)
Corp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

r ST, AT 9TH NV.
cLERK-TtRIsTl for .nL ne lasgra rs
Cali Mrs. OLIVER. ST. a-S32a
cLERK-TYPIsT, eeneral Insurance.
rfsce; 40-hr.. 5-day wk No exper
1Se Conn ave-. suite rs. d
telephone DE. 2-6500 for Apt
cLERK.rYpIsT. white. young lady
1885 for permanent position with
life Insurance company. Excellent
working conditions, Personal m NJ
cifeEETRiKfgfEfisf on anas sss IS. ~ Tor gen.
eral once work, 5-day. 371s-houl
week. Company dement's, economical
s "a fioor. EEopeUiifTABLE LIFE III.
suRANcE Coz sl6 14th st. nv
cLERK.rYPIsT. age 1890: perIna-
nent position open In an expandine
organization for an alert person
5-day week: paid vacation and sick
leave. Conv. downtown location.
Excel. company benefits. Apply
ciERK.TiYsPIsT. high school grad.
uate, white, age 1880 for estan-
lished real estate nrnn. No expert
ence necessary. Call MA. s-20sg
cLERK.TyPIsT-Perm. position. 5.
Insurance benefits. No holiday work
Ability to plan own work, start
dependfng on experience. MR.. Sc.
BOLD. Ma. Sole. Monday and
Tueedav BIZ t5tH q ~
CLERK-TYPIsT. Permanent inter
esttng position in ali -eoIio. oIlss
General r. Ssase NJ ToT z.soS Siaas Isek
THE ESTHER SHOP. RIM. 227. The
Homer Bldg. 18th st. bet. r ana q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ex.
ecutive ofiices. Position. for person
desiring permanent WORK; VINO VII
assume career-minasd attisuce anc
per req. age TO rs yrs: b-day wk.i
many benefits. Apply RIM. COL.
Commerce Bldg, Conn. ave. and x
csL.ERK-TYPIsT for . large motion
picture organization. Recent higt
school grsdnats, PreesYsnrIIe9. w w
C tom start SD; 1o.hr. as.- iSit
Wisconsin ave. n.ws End A., Pc
ci.EakfRRe1TYPrsT--Pleassnt position
available in claims department o
large insurance co.: employc bens
fitS. Apply In person, Mr.. NJ. L
c FAST .Ty re w9odywsIEla ao n'df blvd
days. SIS. POTOMAC EMPL
AGENCY. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
DIETITIAN
FOOD MANAGER

IMMEDIATE OPENING -.
For qualified woman. under ~
years. with previous. institutional
or commercial experience. college
training desired. but not required.
Good startins salary: opportunity
TO advance to unit manager: excel
le HnPp ge Y nFiMsproYMErT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
134i O ST. NV. ROOM zoo
DRUG CLERK, must have drugstore
experience; dayyork. no s,.s sp Tl!rSSI
under 40; Apply CHAsTLETOss
DRUG sSesM AS cso sss f9f p G hTlKl
Exper. Apply in person only. Brent
wood Drug. 1901 r. !. ave. ne
EDITORIAL TYPIsT, to work on
publication for national profess
sional organization, Must have .edi-
torial eSpsrience and s typlnis o sSii-
ist floor. Hotel Martinique. AID.
FOUNTAIN tIts2iA GIRL. white. 3 evenings
day. CONCORD PHARMACY, 1916
New Hampshire ave. NV. NO. e
FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN GIRLS. . yrs. or NOR,
FOUNTAIN Girls, full and part
time; food and uniforms furn.
WOoDLEY DRUGS. 1897 Conn.
FooSTsNirAIN GIRL, white. over Is,
a f$S En- a e e;a2 pm r a1iFSi Rss
1854 Marlboro pike, RE. 6-60b0.
LIP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
HELP-.WoMeN

sEcRETARY-Larse manufacturing
concern has early opening IN local
once for pleasant. capable, young
LADY, permanent: 6-day, 40.hr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
SEGRETARY

FOR active real estate once. Ap-
plasants yn must be Sys5 q VI: q
speed. Good telephone voice. Apply
o s.m.-5 pm, DORFAkAN q Co,
l724 N. Capitol st. co. 6-4Q56.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
HElP--WoAsN

Receptionist- Typist, SOS
RksssSallias ton Rama Tisiass. "a. ~ ss.
JANE BuRcH. RIM. 22s. Bond SidE'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

~
BEAg I5IECE Nlsr.I s4Isr isAf,6N 5aia
1EhHASb 1In.stAss,,st,. n hiort X q
'hlegs 70; hyst aSya u DIVA
nneI. "a;
H .s IiNSihpy RsSIr1igS1 "HirRp ITREhss
ER z43o Penna- ave" 81 S iSs
,,.r~.ru.r IN .,o,,d. ..,ary
DE.rsSrst. Ttth shiiSty Also
s6arroo nsaniri1rist KENNEDY-
WARREN BEAUTY SALON. 1888
Conn. ave. 10
REAUTTCIAN, eolored. shampoo girl.
g mod; air.eSlnd, scion ,,I1 rs Good as 81.
Oh. Hairstyiist, JU. 5-es3s; ewes.
srauTICIAN. .xuer only: salary
onsn. WILLIAM or WASHINGTON,
INC. s6s4 Conn ave. Oh. o-t 1s
- ~
nEAUTICIAN, e1pe5e1 aH-fq 9ana
Conn. ave. NV. la
s LIKE o an Enils SEE ZEE STU 7
o' lie
800 Ess 8. NV. *. $685. or
nEAUTIciaN - ARL. SALON or
BEAUTY. Top-qual ~ oper. only.
Salary open; full or part time. IA.
S-i4s4. res. 20. S-7334. Ia
sEAUIlcIAN. al s,sSHa; s .MIgRgA ISs
fpuFHfiTV sAroN. sis3 Conn. ave.
rrsrTy opEHAropNAnniy PAT
NV o NE. s-4s57. --1s
erauTv OprpATaR. ION SALARY and
o ccnm nj vac "a VIZ. no night
work. atr;cons: SHOP, la go. Wii Rs9
p R.s,G9. 2r1cSissriNE,s Hnnse ~
2 .t1s ss;v,g 49, IA oS.aaSa' on. 4-9agS
HAN stsis' SA- t-oo~o' "a -
BEAUTY OPERATOR. male or ie-
male. Telephone sundays, RA;
,s-2S9s; Weekdays; ~; 9-g sss ry ;.as
nflnnFtnRttY InF RXnHIL NAM StytlStA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

1gp LSstA1tsns saps.tshss Mscsss1dIs
5Lassing so2 PEI Nh pius p msses..
sasss rsseiTsd. Phone Mk c6HEa,
Ssys1 r DesNeeh s'oV sag "A
: ~ ::...s.e.s.=.-----
CASH1ER.TYPIST
Permanens positi9 9I,,,i NJ. i Mein,sr %.
sarais yish details: Good paTE.
Leave, srerp hospitali,;stion after .,
TssE. Some sHali loan company
ApeFtenso pEsAetssu. appts " VIZ
, sE9Nnrnrpa YNrs IN .sr pArNrrn
S1l0 II. !. ave, Mt. RAINIER Mq'
r.su.rrv .ue,v.unv aS1x
CnSOa ATyE
eApsLlsncea pIeiet5so 2u by, n.y. e.
S sldg pen pSls a TSom ana % ,stS 1 II
NV NV. -. - @le
Os1ns A ~. Dnuu Ats,aa nn,v
MshspcsalRTHInunR e pRRPJSo. EM' s s.4 gR5S
or MCLEAN DRUG. IL. 6-4444
CLERK with knovledge OF typine N
OUT aceounung oept. eApetlencs
N acconnting not necessnss. kooa
99R9gr5sunldSssz.~vg IsAIInv RpvWR syys9hf97rs;
LIE oUN[IkD CAY hOou,HsttS
S SHg ~ az snsssImen' 1uiiu'ns. 81 ~
CLERK, high school graduate. Tor
S it vaiSs Mota ~ .sn s,,t,a
ExpeIisnee nov nssessAIs Iyplns
esSsntihi. relnnnent positlgn. -
eellenk opportunitZ Tor right per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
SECRETARY

young woman, Bliss yrs.
Of ege. for permanent position Is
SECRETARY to our production mgr,
Well-rounded once BACKGROUND and
reasonable shorthand and typing
speeds are required, Aforementioned
once. pleasant Atmosphere. planned
s soIary s sdsanesm s so.5 Apps
e:S0-6. and Sat. s-i2. No phone
calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Htu-woMsN
sTENoGRAPHER

Interesting and diversified duties IN
once where initiative and pleasing
personality Is REQUIRED. Must Be
good typist and have some knoWi-
edee Of shorthand. Apply personnel
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

rEACHER, white, English, certifiabie.
trained. ADAMS. TEACHERS AGEN-
CY. 134l @ st. NV.
TEACHER, End grade: small group:
private day school IN Nd; college
degree required or equivalent. 10.
TEACHER, typing and shorthand,
TOMAC BUSINESS SCHOOL. 1884
Wilson blvd" ArL' Va. IA. $4,000.
rEACHEks. white; French and span
ish, English and hist, phys. ed.
home &C., art, music. commercial.
librarian. BIS. math.. and for ele-
mentary grades; $3.400.$5. 200.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 134f
q st. NV. RE. 7-393a.
TAG AND TITLE CLERK for new
car dealer. air-ccndttioned once.
group ms. and other Dement'S; SAL
excel. WORKING conditions. Cali MI.
Hickey at BOWMAN. Studebaker.
Packard. IA, $4,000. --16
rEIEPH0NE SoLiCITORS, no exper.
rleces.. make extra money from
home. unlinl. phone neces.. good
commission. ~, 2-Sl4e, 5
in washington area. Large otiee
no mercha ldise. Hours. $3.50 to 8;
ss.rt das $4,000 ss'ur sssl. F Essa%snfSa2s
r9YPisT2. under 40, for perm. posi-
ton with old-established organi2a-
ton; pleasant SURROUNDINGS, mod.
ern air-conditioned ofice and good
chance for advancement; 37h-
hour week; Apply NoRTHWEsTERN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

R.N.-REcEPTIoNIsT, little typlns.
$ fSSsMsHss GiIifai asI 2aSoEsscS2 e.
aa3a Wilson blvd, Arl "a. $4,000.
telligeht: new. modern, NV. beauty
salon; personslity, over the r teIs-
REcEPTIoNIsT, sa4o. 5-day wk.,
interesting business. some type.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907
RECSEsiPTiioCNIsT-CAsHIER, expert.
enced, rood typist. with sales per-
s sSnaity sb Ii rfR aEsb ssa oP
RESEFffI6SIsT - ffSPIss. george
iSyE sssa celJsse sssksESgn d sS9
2334 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000.
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sEcRETARY-PuBLIc RELATIONS

Excellent opportunity with private
organization. At least . years eS-
perience required. Approximately
"a days paid vacation per ", SICK
icai and disqualification coverage;
insurance and retirement benehts,
40-hr., b-day work week. StartiuR
salary, Approximately SOS per week.
automatic salary increases yearly.
Gail Elk. 3-593S for an appoints
ment. Id
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PAYROLL CLERK
EXPERIENCE NOT RE-
, QUIRED BUT MUST BE
GOOD AT FIGURE DE-
TAILS. SOME TIPPING
BUT ABILITY TO TYPE
ACCURATELY MORE DE-
SIRABLE THAN SPEED.
GOOD STARTING SALARY
AND OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. 35-HoUR,
5-DAY WORK WEEK. Elk
CELLENT COMPAN Y
BENEFITS. APPLY IN
PERSON, 8 AM. TO 4 PM,
ROOM 416 RING BUILD
ING, 1900 18th ST. NV.
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HELe-WoMEN
CIERK.TYPIST

Ase 20-s0: 3ess-hr. 5-day week,
excel. emploYs 6eneiits md oppor.
tuntty. Call Mr.. SToNER. pl.
7-0333. -l9
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CLERK (COLORED)
Bright young woman. experienced ~
handling records, must have FOOD
Handwriting and good typing. Bring
references with you. Apply Wed
KAPLowTTz. On 18th. betw. 7
and p nv
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HELP-WoMrk
CASHIER OR
FOOD CHECKER

Top restaurant experience necessary
6tarting S65 per week plus meals.
ences reSnired. Phone M COHEN,
Ex. 3-34ll. between $50 and IL
am. only. - III
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DPY OpEP ATOP
PIANIST

For new tap room in ne, section.
Must have q good ear. 5000 rcperSs
group singing. Will consider semi.
professional. Apply CORAL TAP
ROOM, $500 Baltimore ave, Hy-
attsville, Nd. between 8 and s pm,
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JUNIOR
CLERK

20-30 yrs. Of age, accurate with de-
tails. 20 measure advertising line
age. 5-day. 40-hr. week. must work
9 out Of 5 week ends. Apply person.
mel. Room SOS. open weekdays $50
5 and sat. 9-l2. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
LETTER SHOP or equivalent expert
enee necessary. CoilatinR. foldins
salary commensurate With speed
and ability. Air-corlo. downtown
once. Call NE. s-5237 for sppt'
MAID, white. hotel ru,, maid for
high-class bldg. for Sunday and
weekday work. on hourly basis,
am. and fs noon. and 80 pm
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RECEPTIONIST

Varied and interesting duties; must
be good typist and have q pleasant
telephone personality. Apply per-
sonnet ONCE.