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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14

The Mt City Band cleared Sl04-
65 on the sale of Easter flowers
over the weekend. The money will
be used for band expenses.
MIR and Mrs James McHenry re-
turned to their home on Tuesday
after having visited relatives in
Frederick over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith OBJ
served their thirty-third wedding
anniversary at their home on Old
State road on Tuesday
Harland Bittinger underwent an
operation in the Garrett County
Memorial hospital on Monday
morning and is now recuperating.
Mrs. Michael Schuncke and three
children, of Detroit, Mich, arrived
last Friday to spend several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Lillian Davis,
at the Mt Lake hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs B. c. ComStOck,
Boston, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Comstock, Parkersburg; Mrs. l.. f.
Bennett and Miss Helen Bennett,
Morgantown, were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Veader, at
their home in the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Swartzen-
truber and daughter DAM Sue, of
Massillon, o., returned to their
home Monday after having spent
a few days here with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey D.
Swartzentruber, south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Wood and
daughters Sharon and Rebekah, of
Alexandria, Va, were weekend
guests of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Wood, in Loeb Lynn.
Other guests on Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Edgar and two
children, Sykesville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde King and sons, Cumberland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Foley, Oak
land; and NJ. H. Calhoun, of Mt
Lake Park
Among the students who were at
their homes over Easter we're Paul
McIntire, Pete Turney, Joe Patter-
son, Wayne Graham, Joan Pattcr-
son, West Virginia Wesleyan; Elaine
Graham, West Liberty college;
George Hanst, Washington college;
John IIanSt, Johns Hopkins univer-
sity; Diane Sheche Indiana State
Teachers college; Ruth Cooper,
West Virginia university: Mona Lou
Evans, ToWson State Teachers col
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14
T4OYES

The United Council of Church
Women was the title of panel dis
cussion presented at the meeting
of the Hoyes w. S. c. S Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. w. w Dewitt.
Those participating in the panel
we're Mrs. Jessie Groves, Mrs. Cath
crime McCrobie, Mrs. Dewitt and
Miss Icie Friend. Mrs Hobart Bish-
off led the dcVotions a business
meeting followed and the election
of officers was held with the follow
ing results. Mrs Catharine Nc
Crobie. president: Mrs w W. De
Witt, vicc-prCsidcnt; Mrs Hobart
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14
% Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Twenty-nine marriage licenses
were issued during the past week
ending Monday at noon from the
office of Richard L. Davis, clerk OF
the Circuit court This brought the
total for April thus far to forty-tWo
Three licenses issued were marked
don't publish
Thomas Paul Shahan, p, near
Tunnelton, w Va. and Sylvia Ann
Colebank, 10, near Newburg, w Va
LOUIS Oliver Harris, 26, laborer
and Alice Esther Buchanan, %
both near Wellsburg w Va.
Joel Benjamin Titchenell, 81
truck driver, and Doris June Will
son. 80, both Albright, w. Va.
Dewey Scott Miller, q, farmer
Mouth of Seneca, W Va, and Mary
Ann Ait, 81, Brushy Run, w Va.
Edward Lowell Hoye, 10, par
cnts consent laborer, and Emile
Jane Merrill, II, parents consent
both Deer Park, Md
Ronald Wayne Mclaughlin II,
parents CONSENT plasterer, and
Glenda Raye Bufano, 16, parents
CONSENT both South COnnellsVilie,
Pa.
Jesse Franklin Hershman, 20,
parents CONSENT packer, Terra
Alta, w. Va, and Margaret Ellen
Howell, 49, KingWood, W. Va.
Mason Glenn Heavier "a, farm
ing, Mouth of Seneca, w Va, and
Maxine Susan Davis, q, Maysville,
W. Va.
Thomas Thornburg, 81, bulldozer
operator, and Mary Svihra, AZ, both
Monaco, Pa.
Paul Edward Stump, 26, truck
driver, Stephens City, Va, and De
lliah Jane Wilt, 26, near Barton,
Md
Ralph Sam Nude, 20, parents
CONSENT us. Army. and Henrietta
Heckler IS, both near Bentleyville,
Pa.
Henry Junior Refer, 80, U. S.
Navy and Donna Lee Pyles, p,
both Fairmont, w Va.
James Kenneth Craft, as. store
clerk, and Gancie Mae Watkins,
As, both Fairmont, w Va.
Harold Joseph Tiegner. q, sales
man, and Joan Dolores Heinbaugh,
20, both UniontoWn, Pa
Earl David Beckman, 30 farmer,
Oakland. Md, and Ruth Arbutis
Pennington. IS. Bayard, w. Va.
Lonnie Paul Kelley, %, air force,
and Dolores Patricia Lou Wiles, 20.
both MOrgantoWn. w Va.
Clayton Ray Arnold 70. mechanic,
near Oakland, Md, and Phyllis
Jean WotrinE, 10, Gormania, w.
Va, but resident Of Garrett county,
Francis Burgett Quickle, q, L.
S army, and Luella Maxine Saw
ycrs 10, both Lost Greek, w Va
Wade Kennel Newell, Jr., 25,
student, UniontoWn, Pa, and June
Geraldine Parker, %, Republic, Pa.
Leon Taylor, Jr.. 25, chairman,
and Jean Arlene Nair, 10, both
Morgantown. w. Va.
Arlo Cecil Haines, 50, truck
driver Oakland Md, and Peggy
Lou Winters, 25. Mt. Lake Park, Md
Claude Gould. So miner. and An
ma May Maust, 40, both Uniontown,
Pa.
Joseph Ellsworth Upton 80, Ia
borer, and Esther Catherine Bee
man, 33, both near Frostburg, Md
Howard Bryant Jones, IS, phar-
macist, and Martha May Beckman,
q, both Oakland, Md.
George Herbert McCoulf, G2, re-
tired. and Florence Eleanor Green
ing McCoulf, Sc, both Conneaut,
OHIO former husband and wife
Lester William Mcdonald. 20.
parents consent and ArVeda
lege; William Dewitt, Davis and
Elkins college Miss Cooper re-
turned to MorgantoWn on Sunday
where she flew to Charleston, w,
Va. TO visit friends until TUESDAY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14

and Mrs Jacob Jones Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs j. d. Shaffer and
children were Wednesday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Friend and Mrs A. b Friend,
and Friday evening guests of MIR.
and Mrs Merrill Wilburn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14

house, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Grove and son, Langham, Pa. Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs Clark Schloss-
nagle were guests at the Schloss-
nagle's family home, Accident.
Mrs. Elizabeth Layman is visit
ing her sister. Mrs Lawrence, in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14

Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Holly Smith, Morgantown,
and Mrs Catherine McCrobie and
sons were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McCrobie.
Mrs. Glenn Eichelberger and
daughter, Ruth, were visiting Mr..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14
I'VE MUST GET RID
OF FEAR"

Authors name below
Do not ever be afraid to go
to a Physician when you are
sick. Some folks have
fear" because they think
he might find something to
be seriously wrong.
Your body is no longer
complete mystery. What you
think might be serious, may
be trivial, and many ailments
that used to be serious are
now often easy to cure. BE
wise. Let your Physician help
van
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-14

lege; William Dewitt, Davis and
Elkins college. Miss Cooper re-
turned to MorgantoWn on Sunday
where she flew to Charleston, w.
Va, to visit friends until Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Shirley MacLaine Says:
Exercise for Health

wondered If she felt too tall"
like so many girls above aver
age height do.
NO" she replied. "I've al
ways enjoyed being tall, even
though when I first started
looking for theatrical jobs !
was often told my height was
a drawback. I wouldn't allow
myself to accept this. I felt it
was part of my individuality.
I think you must make, your
own evaluations if you want
to achieve your ambitions"
she said seriously.
Shirley's haircut is short and
boyish and I asked her if she
were going to follow the cur
rent trend and let it grow
longer.
No" she said with convic-'
ton. II don't care about fash
ion. I prefer to be guided by
what I find comfortable.
I'm not comfortable around
anything which is artificial. I
admire honesty more than any
other quality in the world and
I think I dislike a phony more
than anything" she continued.
Shirley wears as little make
up as possible and even when
she was making her picture,
Mr.. Hitchcock agreed that she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

was right. Heavy creams do
not agree with her skin.
MY complexion is at its
best when I scrub it with soap
and water. using just a little
baby oil to keep it from getting
dry" Shirley told me.
A waitress went by with q
tray Of frozen cellars with hot
fudge sauce. Shirley looked
longingly at the tray for a
moment. then shrugged her
pretty shoulders.
Il love sweets" she said,
"but having a good figure is
more fun, and lasts longer"
Exercise Without firing
Dancer Shirley MacLaine
thinks of her muscles as an
outline to her body. When she
sees bulges. spreads or says on
someone, she knows this is a
result of neglect. And she
usually gives these friends a
list of her own Inches Off"
exercises. She makes these tips
available to Hollywood Beauty
readers at the request of Lydia
Lane in leaflet MOO. Included
are exercises to f1atten stomach
muscles, to reduce the waist, to
SlenderiZe the legs and thighs
and to generally tone the body.
To get your copy of M-60,
simply send S cents and a self
addressed, stamped envelope to
Lydia Lane. The Washington
Star. P. o. Box I'LL, Los
Angeles. Calf.
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Continued From Page D-26
sound Of the waves" she ex-
claimed. TITS so peaceful after
the devastating tempo of New
York"
Shirley seemed so composed
that was surprised when she
confessed that it was not easy
for her to relax.
I'm learning an interesting
way to induce sleep-with i'm
ages. Relaxation is all mental.
I picture a Japanese setting
my husband has been to Japan
and talks about it. One of
those uncluttered scenes with a
mountain in the background or
a Towering tree" she said
dreamily.
No Accent
I had been told that Shirley
was a Virginian but I couldn't
detect a trace of an accent.
When I mentioned this she
was very pleased.
That's good to hear" she
said with a smile. I've been
working hard to lose what
accent I had. 1t didn't matter
when I was a dancer but when
I was confronted with a dra-
matte role I felt I should do
something about it,"
Shirley Is 5-foot-7 and !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Even Tables Get
A Fashion Touch

The we'll dressed dining
table of today has the same
stand-out effect as a lovely
evening dress. Table mats have
been replaced by the full-size
tablecloth, but the tablecloth
does not hang limp. Instead,
it has stiffening underneath.
Many modern hoStesses have
discovered that the unique
nonWoven interfacing Pellon
makes an ideal such petit
coat" for treasured table linens,
for it gives body" to the table
covering without being heavy.
Less expensive than either felt
or flannel, is completely wash
able and easy to manipulate.
The fabric is also noncrush-
able. so that even if a table
cloth pad has been literally
smashed inside a linen drawer
while not in use. it will emerge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Berwyn Club
Elects Officers

The Berwyn Heights Home
makers Club was organized
recently with Mrs. William c..
Crandall elected to head the
group.
Other newly elected officers
include Mrs. Roscoe D. Dwig-
gins, vice president; Mrs. Carl
Gohr. jr., treasurer; Mrs.
Arthur H. Thompson. record
ing secretary; Mrs. Philip j.
LaMacchia, CORES ponding
secretary.
The club will meet on the
third Wednesday of each
month at 8 pm. in the Berwyn
Heights fire department hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

pristine. without q fold or
wrinkle to spoil the desired
smooth and stand-out look Of
the table.
Available by the yard at yard
goods counters, a few yards
can be made into a tablecloth
stiffening simply by cutting it
to the shape of the tablecloth.
about two inches above the fall
of the skirt Of the cloth. No
hemming is necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
Monthly Meeting

The North Washington Lion
esses Club will hold their
monthly meeting and Christ
mas party at 1915 pm.
Wednesday in the Broadmoor
Apartments.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
INSURANCE SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVES,

Training program for interesting
telephone and correspondence 90
sition iI sales department. Opportu-
nifty for girl interested in learning
the insurance business College
graduate or equivalent business en-
perience preferred Cali Mrs Os-
borne. DU. 1-5inO. 9 TO 1 10
Evening star., 1955-02-06
UNDERWATER

Experience in automobile rating, can
cellations and endorsements neceS-
sary. Electric typing. excellent OPP
portunity for advancement: 20-40.
ST, 3-6O55 ii
Evening star., 1955-02-06
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST

BOOkkEEPER-IYP1SI
Opening for experienced bookkeeper-
typist. in insurance brokers ONCE;
excellent working conditions; 81
day wk.; paid vacation; permanent
RSSit,9R; o %Rs salary or p Opsp aaRr CAL IL NE Me-
BUSINESS OFFICE CLERK. tipping
and MGR, 1000 operator; hrs.
12:30-9 pm: good salary; Apply
in rcrson only, personnel ONCE,
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, Ind and
D ST. s.e.
CASHIER. TO work in small insurance
office: pleasant working conditions
ana COMPANY benefits. Chance for
advancement. Prefer one who has
had previous experience. Box 4ss-
S. Star. Ii
CASHIER CIGAR CLERK-Six- DAY
wk.. no nights. Sunday or HOLIDAYS;
refs. exper.; sal. open. s32 18th
st. NV. Ii
CLERK, for cigar counter;
experienced only reliable; refer
ences: closed SUNDAYS ant holidays.
Apply in person. NATIONAL DRUG
:, CO n0n C1nn; aye nv p
e oi5er S"aa 6enes fooo pS Appiy iG G0hqSs person
DUKE zEIBERT's RESTAURANT.
1880 l. st NV Il
CASHIER CHECKER for super mar
ket; must be eXper. and intel; ex-
cellent pay and working hrs, paid
vac. and disqualification. Apply
DOMINION FOOD STORES. Lee
hwy, cor. Glebe rd., Arl., Va. ia.
1-2933. S
CASHIER -SALESGIRL
GREETING CARD CITY
1927 G st. NV. Mr.. 18th and G
Evening star., 1955-02-06
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Sears Roebuck & Co.
PART-TTME
statesmen

can you use $40 week extra?
Have openings in our outside sales
depa rtment for 10 men, must have
car and be able to work evenings
not necessary as we will furnish
the finest sales training. No can
wasting, leads furnished Drawing
account 70 those who qualify.
APPLY MONDAY. FEB. 7th.
AT 7:15 PM. TO
Shantilly Room. Manager Hamilton,
14th and X SITS. NV. No phone calls
please
Evening star., 1955-02-06

YOUNG MEN; salary; sales experiences
helpful or viii train. Room 704.
ropxe IN MN 4 .ee ss pub. ,.,..lsp., ". .sl::
e. I,HaSsieR. ,Ha fSRn as6 AIgiSy TS Tv ,y., GUHr ~.
xSuNd MEN, is 70 aS-opportunity
and adyanesment for ri1ht men,
eiert and intsliigent. Apply Monday
1etNeen Q and II, Em. 204. 7 D B
LApoRATQErN1. 1017 18th st. nv.
Young MkN, To work with sales
no ssn ssxpsr; .s; Issdsd L. ,,.1t stsrsGs e.
AfGqkeNffi6S NH fR fOx sxfs aso' WV. = r. ~ h. with
esftif. q eligibility, for construction
seep,- All crafts. needed. Call ia,
A.1690 for appointment: %
eelvHCKMEN--Bank equipment and
once machines. age 20-30: good
, ear; '.rforndin. ms area; a. tFaTins
Want competent. hard-hitting exec
qtive type Of servicemen, who like
freedom and opportunity. Call WE
S.4Ta6 for interviews. II.
each Of the positions OF stenoEra-
Rhsr ccmptcmetsr operator and
cn sis scSS sssSS Sesrn.9r; ns1 .snI SalsTy
Apply smployment once, Room S55,
40 MATCHES, sell amazing designs,
10, 20, so, 40 and 240-light book
matches. BIGGER SPOT-CASH
COMM; every business prospect.
Rspeats. start without y exp; men.
ING. sales kit. furn. MATCH CORP
OF AMERICA, Dent. KID. Chicago 81.
ONE OF WAsHINGTON's most excl
ms. Write BOZ 2o-T. star. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Apply Monday, a-1e. Ia pm. Per-
Sonrel Dept. 3rd A.
REUBEN Fl. DONNELLEY
CORP.
1900 EYE ST. NV.
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

ART SCHOOL will exchange art In
Struction for psrt-time Office work,
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL, 2027
Mass. ave. NV Ho, 2-4255
BOOKKEEPER, exp, to manage small
knowledge OF typinE nee good sal
ary, steady position. TIE. $1,000
for appointment -S
CARETAKERS for apt. house. good
references required oscsll Can SUNDAY
az srter proy'ded | R,Ra L. "'s%e2' onfurn'
CASE WORKER ~. st. Marys County
Salary range. s3.131 to S3,756.
Must be. college graduate. have
q q. age Greenwood 6-s361 or g.
COUPLE, white, hotel or restaurant
experience, as working manaeers
OF mountain resort country club.
so miles from D. e, Woman must be
exceptional cook and good manaeer.
nance, 30 to 45:- no children: both
drive; sober. refined recent local
refs live in: flexible hours. Mon
DAYS Of. SALARY open. Address
3ppy II psr.dn sIEak HAypog s z Rart tAH T
MEDICAL LABORAToRY TECHNI-
CLAN. hours s to 81; 5la days week;
salary $4,000 wear to start; oppor-
tunity for promotion. Box l2-s.
REPORTER. business news service:
skilled writer. State salary need:
send resume. Box 40-T. Star
REPORTER, Washington Bureau, nas
tional business magazine. Permas
ment, fuii-time Job. Reporting, writ
ing, research, Exceptional oppor.
tunity. Starting salary $75 weekly.
Box 56-s. Star,
CONTINUED on next psge)
Evening star., 1955-02-06
ADDITIONAL
PERSONNEL
REQUIRED

An increasing work load
necesSitates our selecting a
number of technical per-
sons for key engineering
positions. We will be pleased
to consider experienced per-
Sonnel who feel they can
qualify for our rigid job re-
quirements and who are
looking for an opportunity
to advance with our long
range developm ent of
civilian and military pro-
grams.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
HELP-WoMEN

HOUSE MOTHER, Christian. for
Protestant institution. TO supervise
children OF school aee from broken
homes: live in. Call RA. 3-2ga2.
IBM alphabetical punch opr.: S:io7 rs
per mo-; experienced; permanent DO
Sition; large corporation; 40-hr.. D.
day wk.: state age, exper., education,
race, refs. Box 331-R, Star. Ii
INSURANCE CLERK. part or tull
time: casualty-f1re. brokers Office:
age, 25-4D, CRAWFORD d. THREN,
Evening star., 1955-02-06
ATTENTION
WOMEN, 35-46

II has been called to our attention
that MANY mature women with
families reared or no families are
interested in going back to work.
We have several junior clerical po-
sitions that we would like to All
with such applicants. They are be-
ginning positions, but there 10
chance for advancement.
knowledge of tipping required. Should
be acquainted with general once
procedures
Evening star., 1955-02-06

y -pN'pp, ~
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman. to work
in Bethesda's largest salon; excellent
salary, plus commission, Call OIL
4-12l6 or OIL. 2-6475. 10
SOC, basis BILLS BEAUTY SALON
1908 Monroe ST. NV -6
BEAUTICIANS--Men or women, all
license for new modern shop In the
Chevy Chase Lake Shopping Center.
Call in person after pm, or Sun
DAY II TO \, Salary open, WILLIAM
or WASHINGTON. INC 1884
BEAUTICIAN-Aii around experience.
LIAM OF WASHINGTON, INC. Ken
nedy Warren Apts., 3l33 Conn. ave,
BEAUTICIAN, new salon. in Arl.;
and dependable; both day and eve
BEAUTICIAN, all-around. Call HU.
3,59l6: Suns; and after 2 pm, -
Observation-Disclosures, full or
part time; Apply RUBINo, 1853
BEAUTY BEAUTY OPERATOR; 5-day week;
modern shop: air cond.: good work.
ing conditions; paid vacation top
salary and commission. Angus
TINES. I?22 Wilson blvd All "a "a
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
with following; top salary; 5-day
week. RE. 1884. MA. $500 %
BOOKKEEPER. experienced, for realI
estate and construction ONCE; 5-day
week, paid vacation; salary open.
Call MISS McGRADE. EN-, 3-S100,
DRAPERIES-Ladv to make draper
les and slip covers on commission
BookKEEPiNG kKIsPiNG MACHINE operator.
N. c. r.. must have exper. with
Models 1000 or 300. salary above
average: 4O-hr., 5-day wk. S. Capt.
tol and ID SITS sw -
BOOKKEEPER--Rea estate ofiee:'
aee as to As: IN North Arlington;
5-day week; salary SOS. Call MR.
MURRAY, ia. s-0032 for appoint
ment. %
Evening star., 1955-02-06
CAREER POSITION

with excellent future for
man with background OF man
agement and sales. Substan-
tial progressive income. Must
be 81 TO 3S, married, college
educated and vitality interested
In success. A letter setting
forth your complete qualifica-
tions, history and earning
record will be held confidential
and facilitate in arranging In.
terview to complete additional
qualifications. Write Box $50
r. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

CLERK Young woman, 22 to 30
years, for general office work; 5-day
week; $42 80 to start: hours. to 6.
Apply in person. ASSOCIATED TV
OF WASHINGTON, 1860 Columbia
I'd. NV. -6
CLERK, white, for dry cleaning plant.
Sun; call JU. 6-6l3s; Mon, call
CLERK. girl, for routine ONCE work,
retail store; some business letter
tipping: speed not essential: good
pay. IRVING'S. 10th and E.
CLERk-lnsurance claims. Auccurate
with figures. Adding machine. Some
typins Local refs. Starting salary
$50. Reply own handwritins BOX
CLERK. white. 25-s5. to work in ist-
class grocery store: legible hand
writing. able to take telephone or
ders from highly respected Glen
tele; must know grocery business
and have. ability to make self useful;
very good salary to start. Call CAL
VERT MARKET for appointment.
CLERK, white. for Silver Spring dry
cleaning plant: 1910; good salary
and working conditions. SANITARY
CLEANERS. 93O Ellsworth drive.
CLERK, for cosmetic and tobacco
dept; full or part time: exper.
Apply in person. NAYLOR PHAR-
MACY, 3039 Naylor rd. Sc ---6
Evening star., 1955-02-06
CLERKS
CLERKS
NO TYPING REQUIRED
High School Graduates
Age 17-23
Excellent Working Conditions
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE
INSURANCE CO.

14th and L SITS. NV.
mot q Government Agency
Please apply s am. to 3 pm.
at L Street Entrance -
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER-Perm. DO
Sition; general clerical work; must
nave shorthand; branch office. NV.
sFi,rip sgsi, 55das 4. ~k call e. Mr. Mr.: cHAPo
CLK.- -sTENoGRAPaER. 2o-3b: per
manent position; general ONCE work:
accurate with. figures; 5-day week:
air.conditioned ONCE: ne. section,
Call Mrs. Dunbar UN. 4-2116 be-
CLERK TYPiST. (whiteJ young lady
under 30. for general clerical duties,
must be an accurate and reasonably
last typist: usual employee benefits
Call or see Mr. Ray Tugwell. 1890
st, NV. DE. 2-4S1O. after busi-
ness hours; phone JE. 3-9755. --6
Call MR.. LAWSON. DU. T-2224,
cIERS.TYr1sr-2a IfssS.1SI to ss for d.
gicsat;9n gfrslsd dStssd snisd inelgdins some
pendability and business acumen.
peTmanent penGs IN With opportunity y to sd-
cIERkoTYPIsT-Experienced typist
to handle office work, In aviation
business; must be accurate with
figures. have legible handwriting
and be able to handle telephone
calls: permanent position. 5-day
40-hour wk Apply 2705 s. Oak
land st Arlington. IA. $4,000. $
CLERK-TYPIST, experience not re-
varied duties: $40 per week. Tele-
phone CO. 5-62S0 Ext. \.
CLERK TYPIST-We have openings
for clerk typists, 1S to 30. will con-
slider beginners, Typing speed not
essential. $50 am. to 4:45 pm.
Vacation and sick leave benefits.
Economical cafeteria. Apply person
mel office, Sd fir. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO. SI6 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Prudential

Insurance Co. of America
Has opening for a competent steno-
erapher. Permanent employment, at.
tractive working conditions, short
hours. 5-day week. Central down.
town location. EX 3-43s0. --6
Evening star., 1955-02-06
The Hecht Co.

F STREET AT 18th NV.
WARRINGTON, VA.
GLEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
and research assist
ant. National organization in radio
and television field has opening for
young lady between 21-35 with ex-
perience and training in statistical
research. Excellent working con-
ditions with small friendly group
of employees Permanent position
with good starting salary. Insurance
and hospital benefits, pension COW
erage and many other advantages.
Apply stating salary requirements.
telephone number and incloSing nom
returnable Snapshot to Box 264 S.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

SOLICITOR twhiteJ,
who can work hours daily, going
on good opportunity; unlimited pri-
'ngs. IA. S-3S04.
SOLICITORS (5). ex-
perienced, white Appointments for
music program Part or full time.
FLYNN, LU 1864.
SOLICITORs-Inter
ing work, good pay; work done in
home; must live In D. c. or Vir-
sinia. Telephone NO. 7-79S7 Mon
day before pm.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Lifetime Opportunity

We need Q men for specialty sales
promotion. We are not interested
responsible family men can make
this o lifetime position with high
income in a dignified sales field. For
personal interview, call 10 to II or
. to e.. Mr.. Robson. PARKLAWN'
OIL. 9-S300.