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Evening star., 1955-02-09
Col. +. W. Harris, g..
CIassmate and Friend
OF Pershing, Dies
Special pl.pa,eh to IN. Star

ALDIE. Va. Feb. 9. - Col
Floyd w. Harris. USA retired
90, died yesterday at the Wyn-
koop Nursing Home in Leesburg
where he had been a patient fol
a year. His death was due to O
heart condition.
A native Virginian, he had
resided at his farm near Aldie
for the past 40 years. He was
graduated from West Point in
the Glass Of 1885 and was a
classmate and close friend OF
Gen. John ]. Pershing.
Col. Harris served in the Phil
.ippine .Insurrection and later as
an aide-de-camp to Gen. Arthur
Macarthur. father of Gen. Doug
las Macarthur. from 1899 to
1901.
He was a military attache at
the court of Leopold. King OF
Belgium. 1892 to 1897, and in
Vienna from 1901 to 1916 under
Emperor Franz Joseph.
Col. Harris resigned from the
Army in 1906 and Travelled over
the world, shooting big game. He
re-entered the Army in World
War ! and served in the ordi-
nance department from 1917 to
1918. Since that time he had de-
voted his time to his farm.
His wife died in 1887. He is
survived by four children, Mrs.
d. H. Tyler. Middleburg; Mrs.
Nathaniel H. Morrison, jr., OF
New York: Miss Martha Harris
and Floyd M. Harris. of Aldie.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Mrs. R. |. Benson; ,
Nurse Was Wife Of
Montgomery Farmer

Mrs. r. Lauck Benson, 64,
registered nurse and a lifelong
Montgomery County resident,
died yesterday at the National
Institutes of Health. She lived
on Batchellors Forest road,
Sandy Spring, Md.
Mrs. Benson was the former
Gertrude Fawcett, a native Of
Colesville and daughter Of the
late E. Lloyd and Ella M. Faw-
cett. She was graduated from
Eastern College, Front Royal,
Va, and trained at Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Baltimore.
She had been a private nurse
at Suburban Hospital and Mont
eomery County General Hospital
Mrs. Benson was on the Mont
gomery County Hospital Board
and was active in work Of the
Thrift Shop in Bethesda. She
was a member of the Wednesday
Club in Sandy Spring, the Feder-
alton Of Women's Clubs and st
Johns Episcopal Chrch, Olnay,
Md.
Survivors are her husband. a
dairy farmer; two daughters.
Mrs. Mary B. Lewis. Ellicott City.
Md; Mrs. Eleanor Robbins, Sill
yer Spring: a son Thomas, a stu
dent at the University of Geor-
gia; a foster son, William K.
Stivers, Sandy Spring; three sis
ters. Mrs. Florence Nichols, Ed.
nor. Md: Mrs. Helen Cisseli,
Colesville, Md. and Mrs. Beulah
Hardy: brother, Walter Faw-
cett, Trenton. N. j., and three
grandchildren.
Services will be held at II am.
tomorrow at Barber's funeral
home, Laytonsville, Md. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery
The family requests that tokens
Of sympathy be contributed to
hospitals.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
George ". Steele,
Retired Navy Captain

Retired Navy Capt. George w.
Steele. jr.. 10. former Washington
resident who had been a naval
attache in Paris. died yesterday
of a stroke in Santa Barbara,
Calf.
Capt. Steele was widely known
in naval and aviation circles. He
was a 1901 Naval Academy grad
uate. Later he commanded the
transatlantic cruise of the dir
igible Los Angeles. He was naval
attache in Paris, returning to
Washington during the Hoover
administration.
Capt. Steele retired in 1898. He
rejoined the Navy in World War
II and was assigned to the pre-
fight Navy school, Monterey
Calf, retiring again after the
war.
A native of Marion, Ind, he
was the son of 1t. Col. George
w. Steele, Civil War veteran, first
governor of the Territory of Ok
lahoma and Republican Rep
representative from Indiana from
1881 to 1889 and again from 1895
to 1903.
Capt. Steele will be buried be-
side his wife in Penn Yam, N. Y
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Mrs. Anna 6. Bauman,
Resident of.ArIinqton

Mrs. Anna G. Bauman died
Monday at 5704 North Eighth
road, Arlington, where she had
lived with her daughter, Mrs.
Emory c. Pharr, for ten last IL
years.
She was a native of SPRING
field, Mo-. and member Of St.
Paul's Methodist Church there.
She was a former officer in the
Eastern Star and Pythian Sis
tiers.
Besides her daughter she is
survived by a granddaughter and
two grandSons.
Services will be held in Spring
field.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
MatusoW Hearing
Before Jury Delayed
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. "a Fed
eral Judge yesterday deferred q
grand jury appearance Of Har-
vey Matusow until after COM
munists he testified against get
q hearing on their move for Q
retrial.
Matusow said In an aflidavit
January 81 he gave false evi-
dence against IL secondary Com
munist leaders with the knowl.
edge of Roy M. Cohn, then an
assistant United States attorney.
Federal Judge Edward J. DE-
mock. over objections by United
States Attorney j. Edward Lum-
bard, granted a motion by the
Communists to suppress a Gov
ernment subpoena calling for
Matusow's appearance.
Harry Sacher, attorney for the
Communists. said the effort to
subpoena Matusow was made to
elicit before the grand jury all
the evidence defendants want to
present at the retrial hearing"
The retrial hearing had been
set for March 10, but Judge
Dimock yesterday moved it up
to tomorrow.
In a separate action, a special
Federal grand jury was sworn
in yesterday before Judge John
w. Clancy to investigate Matu-
sow's statements in his affidavit.
There was no immediate word on
whether or when Matusow would
appear before the special grand
| ilirV.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

in the Senate. Mr.. Holt opposed
President Roosevelt's foreign
policies and, he was an out
spoken critic of the draft. Mean
while. he engaged in acrimoni-
GUS debate with the late Harry
Hopkins. then a White House
adviser and foster father of the
depression- born Works Progress
Administration.
Later, he switched parties. ana
ran for the United States House
on the Republican ticket. He was
also defeated as a Republican
candidate for Governor Of West
Virginia.
Age had always been a thorn
in the side Of the "boy-wonder." !"
He graduated from high school
in his native Weston at IA. He
was turned down at the Uni
versity Of Cincinnati as too
young" Instead, he went to
small Salem College wv. Val.
He later received degrees from
LaSalle University and West Vir-
ginia University.
At 25 he was a member Of the
West Virginia House Of Delegates
and a bitter foe Of all public
utilities.
In State House.
He served again in the House
of Delegates from 1943 until
1947 as a Republican. He was
elected to the House Of Delegates
again last November.
Before entering politics seri-
ously, Mr.. Holt served as a
teacher or instructor at Bedford
(Va.) High School Salem College
and Glenville (W. Va.) State
Teachers College.
He married the former Helen
Froelich of Gridley, Ind. a
teacher at the old National Park
College. Forest Glen, Md, in
June, 1941. They had two chill
dren, a daughter Helen, and a
son. Rush, jr.
Mr.. Holt was the son of DR..
Matthew Holt, a Weston physi-
clan and editor. His mother was
the former Mrs. Lele Dew.
Mr.. Holt served as representa-
tive in 1913 to the Moral Re-
armament Conference in Cali
fornia and the International
Moral Rearraannent Conference
in Switzerland In that year. He
was also United States delegate
to the Interparliamentary Con-
ference at Oslo.
He had served as State Presi-
dent OF both the Elks and
Moose, was a member of the
Board Of the Methodist Church.
the American Political Science
Association, the Elbatee Legion,
and Sons Of the American Revo-
luton.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Miss Dorothy Bancroft,
GdweII School Official

Miss Dorothy Bancroft, exec
utive secretary of Sidwell Friends
School for the last nine years,
died Unexpectedly recently Of a
stroke at the school. She lived
at 1884 Tunlaw road NV.
Private memorial services were
held Sunday at the school.
Miss Bancroft was administra-
tive secretary at Beaver Country
Day School, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
from 1924 until 1943. She was
with Miss Porter's School, Farm
ington, Conn, and Bishops
School, La Jolla, Calf, before she
came to Sidwell Friends.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Dinner Goes Long Way
For Airline PASSENGERS

NEW YORK.-A dinner goes q
long way for airline passengers
-280 miles.
One major American airline
tells its passengers they travel
these distances while having
each course: Appetizer Is miles.
entree ITO miles, salad, 40 miles.
dessert IS miles, coffee IS miles
and cigarette 35 miles.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Mrs. TT. Mitchell, 90,
Native Of Georgetown

Mrs. Thomas F. Mitchell, 80.
member of an old Georgetown
family, died yesterday at her
home, 43l8 Twelfth place NE.
A native of Georgetown. she
was the former Clara Simmons.
Her husband, who died in 1885.
was a patent examiner at the
Patent Office.
Survivors are two nephewS,
r. Earle Haycock, 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV. and Earle
M. Simmons, Berkshire Apart
ments, both associated with
Riggs National Bank.
Services will be held at 10
am. Friday at st. Anthony's
Catholic Church. Twelfth and
Monroe streets NE. Burial will
be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
BY The A..oeio,sd Pres.

BOSTON. Feb. 9.-Harold B.
Gordon Of Attleboro, cut of from
his fathers will because he mar
ried a girl not born a Jew. plans
to take to the United States
Supreme Court his fight for a
share in the $500,000 estate.
The Massachusetts, Supreme
Court yesterday upheld the right
of the late Joseph Gordon to
cut of his son from the will be-
cause he married a Roman
Catholic and not a Jew.
The son contends his wife was
born of the Jewish faith because
she converted shortly after their
marriage in 1949 and in the
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Shoji Yasuda, Publisher
OF Big japanese Paper
BY fhs Asseeiaisd Press

TOKYO, Feb. 9.-Shoji Yasu-
da, vice president of the huge
Yomiuri Shimbun. one of Japan's
three mammoth national dailies
died today, from pneumonia fol-
lowing an attack Of pleurisy.
Mr.. Yasuda, so, had led the big
paper as acting publisher during
the turbulent postwar year. Dur
ing his administration, he ex-
panded from a Tokyo-only daily
to Osaka. becoming Japan's third
paper with at least 8 million cir
culation. Mr.. Yasuda was presi-
dent Of the Osaka Yomiuri.
The papers colorful and pow
erful principal owner, Matsutaro
Shoriki. has been In serniretire.
rnent since the end Of World
War II.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

kAdLlAA D.
He was an active member and
on the official board of Petworth
Methodist Church. A veteran OF
World War I, Mr.. Hammerly was
a member of the Odd Fellows in
Leesburg.
Survivors are his widow, Pearl
A.; his mother, Mrs. Mary "
Hamrnerly of the home address
and a brother. John, 1905 Thirty
ninth street, Brentwood. Md.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at Hines funeral home,
1901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
1n Mrmnriaitt

HAlRSTON,, MARTHA N. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. MARTHA
Year s9o todsy Sassfs g. iSs fSs
One year has passed. dear mother,
Since you were called away:
That sad and dreary day.
Some day we hope to meet you,
Some day we know not when.
TO clasp your hand in the better land
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN
HENDERSON, WILLIAM. A tribute Of
ioye to the memory Of our dear father,
WILLIAM HENDERSON. who entered
INTO eternal rest February o. 1884
Silent the voice we loved to hear:
Too far away for sight or speech.
But not too far for thoughts to reach.
THE FAMILY.
IGLEHART, HARRY n, In loving mem
HAIR. VINO passed away one year ago
today, February o. 1854.
We often sit and think Of you,
To think OF how you. died;
To know you could not say good-by
BEFORE you closed your eyes.
GOO save US strength to bear it
What it meant 70 lose you. dear.
Ibis worlc Will never know.
fOUR LOVING MOTHER, SISTER
AND AUNT MATTE.
LEVY, CRAZE B. IN loving memory
OF our Gear, vile and mother, GRACE
3. LEVY who departed this life eight
years ago today. February v. lv4f.
Eight years s!s have passed since that
when the one we loved was called
GOD toOk her home, it was His will.
But In our hearts she liveth still.
HUSBAND AND ChILDREN.
JOHNSON, EDWARD. A tribute OF love
70 the memory OF our dear Iather ano
who departed this Me four wears ago
To-Day, February y. 1851.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget.
But time SO far has only proved
How much we miss you yet,
DEvo FED SON AND DAUGHTER IN
MORRIS, HENRY 5. In loying memory
OF my older brother. HENRY 8, NOR
ago tooay. February 8. 1854.
Your bright lace used to fil:
But nauRnt can take your memory
That shines there, and always will.
YOUR LOVING SISTER. oLEvIA M.
ROBINSON, JENNA. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of our
dear mother and srandmother, JENNA
ago today. February o. isiS.
En- ssagS tIs1.l S o fqs sE.. 's mss sssnd
Though God has taken you away,
IDA ARCHIBALD AND MILDRED.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Elisabeth 5. Holding, IS.
Wrote Suspense Novels
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Mrs,
Elisabeth Sanxay Holding. IS,
a leading writer Of psychological
suspense novels, died Monday.
Mrs. Holdings long list of
thrillers included Lady Killer"
1.-THE Innocent Mrs. Duff" "The
Death WISH" "The Virgin Hunt
ress," "The Widows Mite" and
"The Blank WALL" The latter
was made into a movie starring
Joan Bennett.
Before turning to suspense
novels, she published several
successful romantic novels. in
cluding "Invincible Minnie, "
"Rosaleen Among the Artists"
and Angelica"
She also wrote many serials
and short stories for magazines.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Leon N. LaYden, 81,
Former New York Jurist
BY the Associated Press

WHITEHALL, N. Y, Feb. g.
Leon M. Layden. 81, former
State Supreme Court Justice
and one-time assistant United
States Attorney General. died OF
a heart attack last night.
Mr.. Layden served one year
as a justice in the 4th Judicial
District after his appointment
in 1941 by former Gov. Herbert
H. Lehman to fill q vacancy,
He was an assistant attorney
general from 1891 to 1912.
Recently, Mr.. Layden had been
associated with his son, John
Layden, police justice Of White
hall, in law practice here.
Evening star., 1955-02-09
0tarn nf Uhanks

BRYANT. EsTELLEE: E: We M wish ,,sxti sS thsns q;
also the Kappa Gamma Sorority for
their deeds Of kindness and beautiful
beloved sister, the late Miss ESTELLE
BRYANT. We especially wish to thank
Rev. DR.. orris @. Robinson for his
comforting message and the Hysons
Mrs. HENRY HEIBNER AND MRS
BETTY HIGGINS.
Evening star., 1955-02-09

AltO nOoPttdAs
He lived at
4509 Illinois
avenue NV.
Mr.. Ham
merly W a S
born in Hills
boro, Va, and
came Wash
ington 80 years
ago. He for
merly worked
atLanSburgh's
store but for
tIoa Lost 90
years he had
been W i t h
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Ex-senator Rush Holt Dies;
Was Boy Wonder Of Politics
West Vireinion Won
Senote Seat at 29;;
Delayed Ticking Oath

Former Senator Rush Dew
Holt. the youngest man elected
to the Senate In modern times.
died yesterday Of cancer at the
Federal Research Clinic Of the
National Institutes of Health,
Bethesda. He was 10.
His wife. Mrs. Helen Froelich
Holt, was with him at the end.
Mrs. Holt said tentative plans
for. burial have been set for Fri-
day, with services at the Weston
wv. Va.) Methodist Church.
Mr.. Holt was admitted to the
hospital January {. on referral
by his family physician. as
having a particular condition
which the hospital was inter-
ested in studying. He was
placed on the critical list last
TIL lrsday.
Volunteered for Research.
Mrs. Holt said her husband
had volunteered himself for
cancer research at the National
Institutes of Health "in hopes
it might lead to a cure for other
patients" She said the former
Senator felt he had an oppor-
tunity to contribute something
to cancer research. M
IF you knew Rush. you would
realize he felt he couldn't waste
time, even when bedridden," the
widow declared. She said her
husband was suffering an un-
common type of malignancy
known as "reticulum cell sar-
coma"
Physicians described the con-
dition as a type Of cancer which
affects the lymph glands, small
organs which control passage of
lymph or body fluids to the blood
stream.
The former school teacher
was still six months short Of the
required 80 years in November.
1884, when he ran roughshod
over his opponent, Republican
warhorse Senator Henry D. Hat
field. He was elected by a 64,142
majority.
Delayed Taking Seat.
Mr.. Holt did not take his seat
when the Senate convened on
January 8. upon advice Of the
late Senator Norris of Nebraska.
He bided his time until June 10.
1935-his 30th birthday.
His action. challenged bitterly
by defeated Senator Hatfield,
drew the Senate into a colorful
two-day debate. At its con-
clusion, Mr.. Holt was the victor
by 62-17 vote.
The tall, bespectacled Mr..
Holt was escorted to Senate
President John Nance Gamers
dais by Senator Neely. to be
sworn in.
The young man reached the
pinnacle of his political career
with the backing Of John l..
Lewis and his mine workers.
Mr.. Holt was Immediately tagged
as an ardent New Dealer, liberal
and staunch Roosevelt Demo-
crat.
He was not long in dispelling
the myth. Before his six-year
term was up Mr.. Holt had split
with all Of them.
Angered Lewis.
He incurred the wrath Of Mr..
Lewis to the extent 1t cost him
his reelection. He campaigned
against Senator Kilgore and was
defeated in 1910 in the Demo-
cratic primary.
From the outset Of his career
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Chester T. HammerIy,
Floor Manager at Kann's S

Chester F. Hammerly, 81, floor
manager in the infants depart
ment Of KWnn's Department
Store. died Monday at Mount
Evening star., 1955-02-09
Surinum Development

Surinam's. legislative council
has approved an economic de-
velopment program calling for
expenditure Of $62 million over
10 years,
Evening star., 1955-02-09

YOUNG, ERNEST. on Saturday. Feb
ruary s. 1855, ERNEST YOUNG OF
Mary rYoung queen. brother Of Albert
Y3uns; He also is surveyed by other
be viewed after ) pm. Wednesday.
February 0. at the Barnes e. Matthews
Funeral Home. 614. 4th st, s.w.. where
ruary 10. at i pm. 1nterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Q
Evening star., 1955-02-15
MARTIN
AIR CRAFT
ATTORNEY
Baltimore 3, Md.

AUTO MECHANIC-salary or COM
mission. Phone oy. 3:1Ss6. --l7 i.
MECHANIC-Genera
repairs on all make cars; must
have own tools. Salary $50 WI.
Apply JOHNNiE's AMIGO SERVICE,
91st and M SITS. NV. ME. S-6724.
AUTO MECHANICS, nrst class men.
5000 nat rate, with guarantee:
Steady position with large GIN
dealer. See Mr.. Carr, ALDER OLDS-
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ioi
lst-class mechanic specializing In
automatic transmission work. You
will make top money here and have
steady all-year-round work. Call
Mr; Warner 1r NJ Cayroll; y
PANrER-oniy ist-
WILLIE AUTO BODY. 5000 r. I.
ave. Hyatts., Md. UN, 4-e17S. ---17
work. b-day week, experienced only.
j241 r. !. ave-. Mt. Rainier. s-17
AUTO RADIO INSTALLATION MAN.
immediate opening, Permanent po-
sition. Good starting salary. Many
company benefits including vacation
With pay. Apply Mr.. Katz. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO a RADIO CO., 7th
ana II IS. NV. III
Evening star., 1955-02-15
HELP-woMEh

sALEsWOAlEN. exper. in ready-to-
wear or. linGeriei fun time. GOOD
salary plus commission. Apply IN
person. IDA's DEPT. STORE. s601
Ga. ave. NV. lis
sECRETARIAL POSITION, with New
York Stock Exchange flrm: starting
salary, $3.50. Ma. S-4322.
SECRETARY in small once. en-,
neat appearance. proficient In typ
ing and shorthand. knowledge Of
basic bkkpg. desirable: age. under
80; sal. commensurate with ability:
40-hr. wk. Hyattsville area. Apply
In own Handwriting, giving essen.
tial facts. and refs. Box 94-S. Star.
for lawyer, located in
Northeast. specializing In tax work;
one-girl once; must be reliable, an
accurate typist and have pleasant
personality; working conditions
pleasant. paid vacation and sick
leave; refs. required. Phone Ii.
3-0S13 between go for appointment.
liz
experienced. Phone 10.
$4,000. or see Mr.. FitzGibbon,
BANK OF SILVER SPRING. --17
SECRETARY. under 80, for perma-
nent and responsible position with
established firm Of MANAGEMENT con-
.sultants; bookkeeping background
helpful; desire personable applicant
capable Of handling details; salary
open. Call MR.. o'N1EL, Ex. $4,000.
liz
English Spanish edito-
rial asst. bus. publication; send
resume. state salary. Box 105-T.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
PERSONAL

ELFRIEDA KONsTANZA JACKSON.
AND AND COUNTRY BEAUTY sHoP
TAX ASSISTANCE, individual or bust.
ness: accounts invited. ME. S-0045,
ACCOUNTANT. formerly with the
Bureau will assist with your taI
returns CAN AD 4-4620 any time
WILL LADY in black Cadillac ~ who
saw man knocked down Jan. 90
ct Giant Market. Western and
wis aves please call OIL. 2-S23g.
FORMS 81, U, 8. Job applications
prepared and typed: personnel courS
selling EXCH. SERv. Co, l740 X
st. NV. Room as. ST. 3-61s6.
EIMEOGRAPHING, 500 copies, S3,25
incl. typ. Of sten. EXCH. SERv. CO.,
1740 X st. NV. RIM. 4s. ST. 3.6ls6,
PERMANENT ERA. ;s sns%gso q &s aps Hnss T4s
MOUNT VERNON Hospital Nursinp
Service; professional care and tasty
food Call supervisor . to o; 230i
Calvert st. NV CO. 5-2225
MOTHER children. wishes TO con,
tact same or young lady who wot,ld
house. BOX 3s2-v. Star. -i6
6YP1NG, expert electric typewriters
payA ME. S-6704; ewes" DE. 2
Evening star., 1955-02-15
SECRETARY
APPLY
SAFEWAY
STORES, INC.
1845 4th ST. NE.

STATISTICAL CLERK-Youns lady,
figures and has experience or train
ing n statistical research. needed to
fill position with national assn; ex-
perience in advertising agency or
media helpful; eXcellen working
conditions, with liberal fringe bene-
fits Apply. giving particulars, In
Guiding salary requited, to Box
n " Star -l6
Evening star., 1955-02-15
HELP-woMEh tcens.,

! EAUTY OPERATORS omen or
vomen) for Jules (Veo salons; ex.
perienced all around: guaranteed
s4lary and commission. Call Mr..
JULES. ST. 3-1037. -i6
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored, with
manaesr,s license. Call after s
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be fast:
va. following preferred: excellent
Saiafy sISe ana commission. ia. 6-4020,
BEAUTY OPERATOR Top salary,
LINGTON VILLAGE BEAUTY SA-
LON 2504 26ao Columbia pike. Arl.. ia.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or wom-
SHOP. EM. S-75ss. 10 Ais
BOOKKEEPER. for q large organi-
Zation. with knowledge of double
entry; good opportunity; permanent.
See MIR. handler. Sth a. $40 Fl
st. NV. LIZ
BOOKKEEPER. assistant. with fun
damental knowledge Of general ledg-
ss e. ssd .nS maItsss. Hs S.n afss m real
day week. excellent working condi-
tions: opportunity for advance
ment. Substantial employe benefits
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt. DI- 7-s300,
CASHIER. some typ
ing. exper., over 40. Box 379-V. Star
BOOkKEEPER, for 1-girl ONCE: gen.
ONCE work: 39-hr. wk. Hyattsville
vic. AP. 7-7777. --l6
BOOKKEEPER. exper.. some knowl-
edge Of decorating procedure helpful
ant telephone personality; 5-day wE.
perm. with opportunity to grow
with an established concern. Call
co; 5-2264 $50 TO 6 pm. 40
OOKKEEPER-TYPI exper. All
financial statements. bank deposits,
and recon; invoice reg; sm. indus
trial organ; perm; 5-d.. 40-hr. wk
Mr.. Dupont cir. Reply own hand
writing. State age, exper. and SAL
ary REQ. Box 393-V. star. Ia
Evening star., 1955-02-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES colored man
apt. BLDG; viii also act as bell boy.
6 days 4 week. am. to $3.50 pm.
Opportunity for good earnings
Must be strictly sober. exceptionally
good disposition. reliable. good
physical condition and furnish good
pointment Tor personal interview.
2 or 8 years exper. In
architectural engineering drafting.
for Va. once. Call JE. 4-4134 for
DRAFTsMAN. good, permanent open
ing with opportunity for advance
ment for experienced Topographic
craftsman; excellent working con-
ditions: conv. located IN Arlington.
ia. -5-s5O0, Monday, MRS. KIM