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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Senate Advances Bill
On Wuter Research
By the Associated Press

The Senate yesterday passed
. bill to authorize an additional
$40 million for research in de-
veloping fresh water from salt
water.
The measure, introduced by
Senator Case. Republican, Of
South Dakota was substituted
for similar legislation passed by
the House. The differences re-
main to be adjusted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
Howard Pyle Leaves
HosnitnI in Phoenix

PHOENIX, AriZ., May 81 up.
Howard Pyle. administrative
assistant to President Eisen-
hover, was released from the
hospital today. He has been I'M
der treatment for a kidney all
ment.
Mr.. Pyle, former Governor Of
Arizona, will rest at his home
in Tempe for few days before
returning to Washington.
They are about equally divided
among Government, civilian and
military nerSnnnel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27

point of setting up neighborhood
job-pools for the young people
during the summer months.
Also praising him was a
teacher who works with Pvt.
Baucom, She is Mrs. Thelma
Hanson. And Mrs. Lucille B..
Boggan, former principal of
Brent School. had nice things to
say about the police officer. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-27
ADVERTISEMENT
Beaches Crowded

Bsaehss this yea, are crowded moi.
than ever OF iris time Of the year, life.
in their new bsoehweor from Toll Fash
ions. Before Tall Fashions come 10 town
tall girls were Reluctant 10 be seen in
ilI-fitflns unflotterins beech clothes.
They're oil out this year. though, shonks
70 Toll Fashions $40 18th 81. NV.
(eorner 9Th and 6 Ss.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
A SESSION WITH THE TUTOR

Ronne six-foot scion Of the family passes along
some tips Myrna Hansen she prepares to make her
television debut tonight 1.-The George Burns and
Oracle Allen Show WTOP-TV co., Miss Hansen, who
won the Miss America "a title in the Miss Universe contest
will play cigarette girl with romantic nclinaons toward
Rome on the half-hour comedy program
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1850, Neutrality-suspicious.
College Choir: Excerpts from
Handels Messiah. tFirst oil
daily series featuring Christ
mas music.)
1880, WGMS - Music from
Germany: American pre-
miere of Two Songs, by Reut.
ter, and Music in Memory oil
the Lonesome. by Jarnach.
$500, WASH-fm, 1880, WWDC
True Detective: Murder ir
q hotel room, with the corpse
discovered by chambermaid.
500, WRC - Boston Sym.
phony: Memorial tribute tt
late Arthur Honegger.
$3.50, WMAL - Voice Of Fire
stone: Bssso Jerome Hine:
offers selections by Verdi
Irving Berlin and Waldtue-
fel.
500, WMAL - Sound Mirror
Sacramento police unit 9s
comes across a man who was
beaten and robbed.
$500, WRC-Telephone Hour;
Renta Tebaldi sings two
arias from Verdi's La Ira.
viata.
$3.50, WTOP-Music Hall: The
Kingfish's overdrawn Christ.
mas savings account is the
object of three days oil
worry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

would begin to glaze over and
she'd be of on Cloud Nine
building imaginary castles with
her dreamboat, the handsome
brother-in-law type.
The newspaperman called in
the notes on the castles and won
her over eventually. but only
after some daffy dream sequences
that found the girl Vivian
Blaine) being called at a first
might to pinch-hit for a famous
actress playing Portia.
The closing scene in which
she announced that she was fly
ing to Mexico to marry the news
Ipaperman was the tipof. There
was the pretty girl (being quizzed
by her parents) and there was
Hal March, leaning into the en-
closed booth (an airport phone)
to interrupt the answers with
kisses. Tch. tch.
Elmer Rice's play contains a
lot Of talk. some of 1t being
bright and clever and some Of it
teddibly dull. but the cast made
the most of it and the play, once
beyond the sluggish opening
segmentS. moved fairly swiftly.
1t provided a nice change Of
pace for Hal and for the Hall
of Fame" series. which so far
this season has provided us with
Alice in Wonderland" and a
brilliant Shaw comedy. The
Doctors Dilemma"
Weekend Notes: The National
Basketball Association aces re-
turned to TV action Saturday
afternoon with the Boston Cell
tics humping the once mighty
Minneapolis Lakers. How
does any team whip wizard Bob
Cousy and company?
Gertrude molly Goldberg
Berg spanked the Perry Como
session Saturday with her Bronx
drolleries. How can anyone
say that Perry has no talent
outside Of his singing ability?
. . Who else in the business
can shush the signing teen-apers
so efficiently?
Three Steps North" on Safe
way Theater Saturday night, was
one step too many for these
tired eyes.
DR.. Shane McCarthy's story OF
Christmas Sunday afternoon
WMAL-D closed out the cur
rent series for the Catholic
Archdiocese on This We Be-
lieve." 1t was an inspira-
tional half hour. with music
pictures and lecture deity dove
tailed by Director Phil Mellilo
Town and Country Tintype:
Jimmy Dean and his Texas
Wildcats begin an hour Monday
through Friday Town and
Country" time series on WMAL-
radio this afternoon and II
you're wondering how he handles
all his radio, TV and personal
appearance" chores without COL
lapsing. well, so is he.
One thing sure-Jimmy hasn't
begun to run out of county
style stories, some of which he
can pass on to the listeners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
TODAYS TV
,HIGHLIGHTS

700. WRC a. - Sherlock
Holmes: Watson tries to pick
a lock in Baker Street
Bachelors" mystery.
500, WRC a. - Producers
Shove ase: A Commute
production Of Tchaikowsky's
Sleeping Beauty" danced by
Sadler's Wells Ballet and
staged to appeal to children.
David Wayne, as Harlequin,
narrates story. (Margot Fon-
teyn as the Princess; Michael
Somes as the PrinceD
$500, WMAL a. - Readers
Digest: A Day in the Life of
an Inferno: Arthur Franz.
$3.50, WMAL t7 - Voice of
FireStone: Jerome Hines sings
Verdi's 20 Tu Palermo"
500. WTOP (9)-I Love Lucy:
Ricky books his band for
European tour, tells Lucy she
can't go.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Robert Mont
gomery: See the Man."
drame Of young man who
fears lack Of formal education
may prevent marriage; Skip
Homeier, Jan Miner.
$3.50, WMAL "a - Medical
Horizons: Visits Ann Arbor to
study industrial noises and
human hearing.
1890, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
1.-THE Strongbox" concerns at
tempt of British official to
unravel mystery of late
friend; James DAILY, Kath-
crime Bard.
10:45, WTTG ~ - Madison
Square Garden: Syracuse VS..
Boston (basketbalD and Chi
cago VS.. New York (hockey) i.
1880. WRC tN-Steve Allen:
Faye Emerson introduces
celebrities at Actors Studio
Banquet.
1890, WTOP (9) - Forced
Landing: Melodrama; Sid
ney Blackmer. Onslow
Stevens.
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Especially stories about the hill
billy stars with whom he has
appealed at various affairs for
boss Connie B. Gay.
Andy Griffith, currently star
ring in mo Time for Sergeants'
on Broadway. is a special Dean
favorite.
At lunch the other day, he was
recalling an affair he played with
Andy, Ernie Tubb and other
hillbilly folk. 1t was Deans job
to round up all the performers
and see to it that they were on
the bus that would bring them
back to Washington. He got ev-
erybody on but couldn't find
Andy anywhere.
Don't ,Dorry about him." the
bus driuer said, well Just driUe
up the street a couple OF blocks
and pick him up"
Sure enough, there was q flg-
ure of a man waiting in the
shadows. The bus door swung
open and up tripped Andy, with
a bottle of brew in each hand.
He beamed his wonderful smile
upon his colleagues and drawled
"Innvbodu Ddnt q faster"
1t was on this same trip, in
cidentally. that Andy remarked
to Jimmy that he had Just fin
iShed reading a wonderfully fun
ny book called mo Time for Ser
geants." When Andy heard they
were casting it for TV, Jimmy
relates. he just went up and tried
out. Soon as they heard him,
he was it"
Dean. by the way. Just had a
"hassle" with a noted New York
columnist that he didn't even
know was going on. The fellow
evidently received a new record
cut by Jimmy for Mercury and
promptly lambasted him for tax
ing the name of the actor, James
Dean. so soon after the latter's
death.
The record company explained
to the columnist that Jimmy
Dean was not only his real name,
but that he had been in business
with it sometime before actor
James Dean was famous. The
Icolumnist apologized.
That motion picture deal in
volving Dean is still in the works.
incidentally. The picture will
cost the company so much
money. though" he says, that
they've got to make up their
mind whether to risk 1t on an
unknown or go for some fellow
the public already knows"
Well, you can't say Jimmy is
exactly unknown in at least three
Of the 48 States!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12

Television omorroW--Tuesdoy. Dec. -. 1855
NuP
GA N-s:ss O. caphiS
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ingly as Hal ($64,O0O Question:
March.
For what playwright Elmer
Rice wrote about in his comedy
was the story Of a girl whose
category was dreams. And what
an expert!
She was intelligent. pretty and
gabby-except when her eyes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-12
ON THE AIR
Quizmoster Meets
Expert-On Dreams
BY BERNIE HARRISON

II the dvertng Dream Girl" production yesterday
WRC the Hall Of Fame you'll have to credit the seasons
merriest casting chucke to producer Maurice Evans.
1t just concevaby have been unntentiona but after
mung for GA seconds fail to how actor could
have played the quzcal hardboed
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hELP-MEN

PHOTOGRAPHER. contact man. toI
Solicit appointments, BY prominent
portrait studio. DE. 2-77l6. Mon.
PHoTooRAPHIc PRINTER, must be
expert commercial printer. CHASE
STUDIOS, 1904 M st. NV. DI.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, portrait and
candid: permanent position with
national examination. State age,
experience and sal expected. Send
complete resume In iirst letter TO
Box Boy 4 "a r., Star. Our employees
r faSS z qu sasi 81 fEcH.-Mu., e &c. e.-
per permanent position witt, large
music company. Excellent working
conditions and employee benefits.
Apply Mr.. Mcneil. lis Z st. NV
PLAsTERERs. top pay, PLENTY o,
woss. Call sitter 8 pm. 10; s.
PLUMBER. exp: an kinds ,o6bins:
SOBER; reliable man wanted. Ii.
Piu1SSHBsERs AND HELPERS. expsr,-
enced for jobing and remodeling
shop. Must have d. c. drivers
license and own hand tools. No
noaters or drinkers. Apply in per-
son son only; PLUMBING SERVICE.
PLUMBERS, mechanics and heipeTs,
experienced. GENERAL HEATING
ENGINEERING CO.. UN. 4-4744.
PLUMBERS. heipers. exp. in new
work. GEORGE p. WARNER a CO.,
1913 9th st. s,w. lib
PLUmBER, experienced with hand
toels and transportation. Call be-
tween and PM. IA. 2-teT0.
PLUMBER. experienced in heating.
Apply J c. BAUER, 1917 Linden
g. ne bet. 1870 and 8 Am. Of. call
PLUsiBER AND HELPER. for re-
modelling and iobbing Apply in
person. References. THOS. E.
CLARK, iNca 4434 Conn. ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
SALESLADY
To sen hosiery and handbags, Apply
JOSEPH DE YOUNG
1875 p st. NV. -

= = ~ y 1Ss kNs We &c
sALEsLADIEs : Better ready to-
wear. Pull or part time. 6elling
sarckGssockER h isss !
sEcRhk ;TTARY pleasant personality
and telephone voice essential. speed
typing and some Transcription
white. aged 1895. SELECTED
RISKS ms; CO. 1908 18th 18th ct.
SECRETARY. for insurance depart
ment Of national association. ex-
perienced. 40-hr.. 5-day week.
Many empicye benefits. can NE.
s fSaRsi to be my girl Friday.
Must be intelligent. accurate,
steady, neat, able. TO give close
attention to details AZ least q
in English; good typist. able. 70
transcribe from debating machine;
shorthand not necessary. Ability
more important than extensive ey :
perience; career type position, W.
volFtng much responsibility p! as
ant. modern. air-conditioned once
in downtown washington. Sick
leave and vacation allowance. Don't
waste my times and yours unless
sVu lAtl BAIE nCkllAtL ENlAGAASC. tuN Y
you have the qualifications listed
above, Give basic information In
your letter. Bring details to an In
teryiew 10 be arranged. Box 400
a. Star. lis
SECRETARY. 70 work in small Law
ONCE. age rs to IS. Shorthand and
accurate tipping. Desire stable, re-
liable person. who is willing TO
accept responsibility: 5-dayo week.
o to 8. ST. $4,000. -l7
SECRETARY-TYPIST, part time.
flexible hours. for research project,
Sc. area, Only top notch need
apply. 10. 7-33lp. week ends. 10.
2-4000. Ext. "A, weekdays. LIZ
SECRETARY FOR CONSULTING
No shorthand. Must be accurate and
fast typtst. Interesting. DIVERSE
ned duties. Permanent. 5-day
week, Salary open. WILLIAM A.
BROWN. 1928 Conn. ave. NV.
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slTuATIoNs--woMEN

COMPANION, Scotch. no housework.
cellent references: live. In; $40
week. Telephone mornings only,
between 8 and IL Po. 2-3a64
COMPANION, light housework. re-
fined lady, white, live in. uN.
GIRL FRIDAY. capable: small once.
downtown only: secy -bookkeepef.
MEDICAL lin; CAS-; SECRETARY wishes he posi-
ton in physicians once or hospital
nurse MR while While. reliable and efaeisnt:
day or night duty. Live in or out.
PIX. R lhcie with excel
lent soc. BACKGROUND. good tel. voice,
wants 5-day wk. EN-. 3-40e1 early
r RAT e latf N fHss desire. plss..
s saasi Rs oSs 60 siss m
PRACTICAL NURSE, coiored. wishes
patients. Refs. AD,. 1925. lie
SECRETARlAL or other position in
which os can use snsss au sdInsn
mental, legal and private industry
experience. Particular interest In
Latin American field, fluent Span
ISL ISL, wo. 6-o3e5 or Box S ie:
REFINED LADY wants Job In dr.'s
office: knowl. tipping. Would con-
slider comp. to invalid. AID. 10000.
LADY, %. viii care for s-1a kids In
children'S home, etc., 5ls-dsy wk.:
fountain or typist job: exper. De.
GERMAN. BORN LADY, with experi-
ence in nursing. desires day or part.
timed time position sonvs Tsh edsr .. ha r
DEPENDABLE WOMAN - Care Of
child. White. LA. 6-751S.
COLORED GIRL desires nurses aide.
baby sitting. light homework. Of
flce ciee ning ia. 9-4S35. lib
COLORED GIRL wants day or night
work as maid or di-hwasher,. NO.
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires once
cleaning or days work. Mon, Thur.
Fri. am: Call between 8 and 8 pm.
LU. 1-6713. l6s
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PIX OPERATOR

Local wholesaler. central location;
b-day. .40-hr. week. Salary open.
Must be experience, tipping re.
CURED. Send replies to BOX 395-A,
Evening Star, giving full partieu.
lars. age, starting salary. etc. --17
PRACTICAL NURSE. housekeeper.
hve in. not over IS. Call no, p
RI6ccfEiPTIUsIsT In beauty salon. iS un-
sxper. not necessary. RA. $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures, young lady
for dance studio: 6-10 pm. Also
dance steachers needed. Apply IN
person, l-e pm. DON MARTINI
R STHpt0nS SS2 sI lsth s.. n;H- b,s.
exper.: no children. State quail. !;
apt. and $50. Write Box I50-A.
MANAGER-woriEains
man and wife preferred. Good
salary plus commission and living
quarters. Apply MR.. TQuCHToN,
manager. EBBITT HOTEL. 1000
sAL Ii CLERKS, for photoSraphic
camera store, Excellent salary ac-
tram. AENR7:s CAMERA s cENT I +.
421 King st.. Alexandria, Va. XII.
ss2 i1i ci III Les goo ,r.. Of ole sse.
with exp. In selling. to take charge
Of sales and displaying Of costume
teHelry In. . jewelry store. Good
salary and opportunity. Apply at
CAPITOL HILLS JEWELERS.. 1877
Independence ave. Sc. Ii. 7-ss3s.
SALES GIRL. experienced for retail
bakery. No Saturday work. Sunday
optional. 1886 Eastern ave, at
Georgia and Alaska Terminal. IA.
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NELp-MoMEN

MEDICAL SECRETARIES, to do
typing IN own home, write. including
phone number, TO Box 02s-A. star.
-16
TECHNCIAN trained IN
routine once procedure; not nee
essarily certified although would be
desirable: salary based on expert
ence. Box 1S0-A. Star. III
NURSES, practical. white. under As,
for day and night duty. Private
sanitsrium. Live In, Must be expe-
rienced. OIL. 2-7307. I'D
NURSE, practical, white, live in
nursing home, nearby Va; refer
ences. Telephone KE. S-5252.
NURSE. graduate practical, white.
TO dve In small rest home. outside
silver Spring. Bus at door. WI.
NURSES for operating room; sS4s
month plus meals. 6-day vk.; 2
nights. Call, 3 week ends Oh duty
per month. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL,
OIL, 1880. I'll
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LADY. ambitious. refined. opportu-
nifty to learn good business, rapid
Advancement. Work in your own
town. s3,400 year. BOX 2os-v.
WOMAN, ss to IS. with basic
knpwledge Of sewing and who Is
able to make her. own clothes.
Experience helpful but win other
AIRY commission and company
Bryan. SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO. 1870 @ st. NV. LIB
white. between the ages Of
1S-4O, for cashiering. and counter
work: $50 week. Meals. No Sunday
work SHoLLS NEW CAFETERIA.
1888 K st. NV. Ills
YOUNG WOMAN, between 81 and
So, with knowledge or fair for
interior decorating, TO sell wall
paper and paint, in our Arlington
showroom. Apply IN person. Mr..
P PaFSY c 99Nio aso1 WA Miison Slvt T.
Clarendon, Va. --l5
DAY TIME HELP-cierks. 5 wanted
for Ming and stuffing envelopes, 40
State age. phone no.. address. and
race. Box 23n-A. star, --18
UNUSUAL WOMAN. to work ip.your
netshborhood; earn SS5 wk. In un-
crowded field: not canvassins, leads
furnished. No experience necessary
but education and good personality
essential. OF 4.6a63. 30
clerk stenoerApher to train for a
position recurring accuracy, q
knowledge of good English COM
position and letter form. and. the
know how" to Get work done,
pleasant working conditions. SAL
airy open; annual and sick leave.
group disqualification and pension
81 ssta s e M E 4 sAEIooPY S;t SaPt
Attractive SIas jim 81 TnoiTuNG WOMEN.
ballroom dance instructors; make
up Q S2;75 per hour; Cali ME
s ssSssR i0I po NOV Mf srd H6ESs'
M1 IS E1nG sy WOMAN. good home;
Apply in person. ALIENS MOTEL.
/ mi. north Of Laurel. Nd. lie
TuPPERWARE has openings for
four az dealers in Metropolitan
and, suburban ssrssss;- call ", o.
ASK ANY AVON REPRaEsENTATivE
to tell you OF the success and the
profits you. too, can have as an
elusive territory. IDENTIFIED. and re-
wardinR work with high Xmas
earnines. call DI. 7-oa2l. lis
interesting and varied work with
large real estate office. b-day wk..
company benefits. Submit written
resume stating experience. age and
salary expected, marked: Attention.
Mr.. DONALD A. HURST. No in
teryiews granted without prior
written resume.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
724 14th st. NV. --I9
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sITuATloNs-poMEsTIc

CIV. white, live In, middle-axed.
LAUNDRESS, wishes Mon. and Wed.
work; exper. and refs. RA. 6-S2S2.
MAID OR UPSTAIRS GIRL or days
work, House cleaning. Phone LU.
w aoan15 LIKE TO PLACE MY MAID,
INV. and child care; 5-day WIKI:
excel. refs. HO, o-7853. ---i6
2 VA. GIRLS WISH JOBS. 3 days Q
week: gen.. housework and plain
cooking; Hours from s to s. Phone
M hIi WOMAN, white, as
cornpa MON or light housekeeper;
refs. Box 349-X, Star.
COLORED WOMAN. wants light
homework; 5-day week. Ii. 1884.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants o. or .
days work, cleaning: refs. LU.
coIUoREGE;D LADY desires days work.
Mon, Tues. Wed. and Thurs. NO.
coLoRiaaD GIRL desires hight house,
york; 3 days $40 2 week or baby care.
COLORED GIRI--Mother's helper;
live out. Cali Elk. s-s1l6 from. II
GIRL desires s.h.v.; live
In. References. La. 6-7Q27.
GIRL. coloreds wishes l.h.ws once
work, RA. 6-S4b4.
COLORED woman wants days work.
or full time: good refs. DE. 2-740l.
GIRL desires baby sitting
or days work. Reliable. IL. 1884.
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SALESMAN

FOR sports wear department IN fine
specially store selling nationally
advertised brands quality mer-
chandise, Excellent opportunity
Experience selling In. local store
preferred. Liberal discounts on
S SSIsnssss Snn Excellent Ne soskns con-
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r ST. NV. LIZ
statesmen ttraineel = Business sys-
TENS and equipment. Excel. op-
portunity for ambitious and en-
ergetic young man: seeking perm.
career in sales work. Thorough
training leading TO permanent as
signment aS territory representa-
tive. Good salary and employee
dement's. Age u 70 81; good intel
s szizH%ssw fasEass'r CO. CO. sSs ssH
Esaof store; " Tery 1000 GOOD hours. *.
cellent future. Apply In writing.
iALEsAIEN - Veterans. experienced
In sales and PHOTOGRAPHIC equip
ment; VIII also accept tratnse.
Excellent future. HENRY'S CAM
ERA CENTER. 49, King s., Alex
andria, Va. XII. s-277i. Mr.
experienced, shoes or
surplus; part time. Phi. evening
and SAT. Arl. To. 2-f431. -16
for custolA built houses:
part or full time: unlimited pros
poets. no license required. r, H.
BEST. INC, OF Il. J. Stevens,
,ALESMEN WANTED - Inexperi-
enced used-car men. wiz train and
EE sSyr Esie so ssf Rsode Island ave-
ne. See Mr., jenkins. DE. 2-6300.
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FOOD CHECKER

Ton restaurant experience necessary,
Starting salary, S55 per week plus
meals. Good working conditions
References required. Apply li32
Conn. ave. between $50 and IL
Am. only, --ly
FOUNTAIN HELP--white lady. ex-
ceilent working conditions. for
3 mean ana ana sIe a Wo Win traa hs
but must be willing 70 learn. Near
GENERaL oFfiCE WORK for res
taurant once. some typing re;
CURED. 81 -day week. Meals and
Republication Included with sal
airy. Apply RIM, 326, Bowen Bids.
GERMAN TEACHER, part time, ap-
ply with REFERENCES. BERLITz
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 1901
akAbuGnTiEE NURSE, capable (. .oi ! : SUI
p ss5g.I rss4WlSoc h Sseo Can Fsr
HAT ISTn CHEEK CHI, White apply in
person. GooD EARTH REsTAU-
6sTE 'l toT conn tsh s. sys nv
ntghtwork. Phone Du. 7-996s
SsSsT i z a. MACHINE opERATSoR,
or for similar equipment. for a
direct Mail house. 40-hour week.
steady work. Experience not nee
cessary. We will teach. State ase.
any experience, phone number, adj
dress and race. Box 484-A, star,
JUNIOR sTESoGAPHER for broker
age once. Phone ST. 3-b2h2..
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slTUATioNs-MEN

BAKER, white. exper.. wishes part
time work: free after 5 pm: Boz
BO0KKEEPER, cashier. once man
ager--Middle-aged man. good ap.
pearance; thoroughly experienced
real estate office. Best OF references.
C.P.A. OFFICE MGR.
Ii years accounting experiences:
years supervisory experience: well
salary $I25. Box f-v. star. --l6
ENGINEERS HELPER, maintenance
man. white. a.. prefer living In
Cali to 9 pm. RA. 6.9772. IT.
OFFICE CLERK. fast typist, 80 yrs.
old. knows eeneral bookkeeping.
Good refs JERRY META. d. 2.
E 81 sihoi = roofing. sheet metal
work. Is yrss sxPsr.; part or fun
with latest nod. Ham,
mond organ desires work In cock
tail lounge or res'1urant. tx j.
1858 aft. 5 pm. or 10. 2-5614 sun-
PIX oPER.. student desires nisht
shift. IA. 6-0f35. =. l6s
RADIO ENGINEER, 5 yrs.' exper. IN
transmitter and studio: avaiiahle
Immediately. Box SICK. Star.
MAN DESIRES WORK in home or
institution as handy man in ex-
change for room and board, laun-
dry and small salary. Capable DO.
ing AL kinds maintenance work.
GRAD. veteran. Alb. III
English. with writing and typing
ability. wants 6-day week. 10. D.
1885. 16s
GENERAL house cleaning and. lawn
work. expertly by an exper. man.
r pfs 81 N. IA nan St iosoEinr for and
willing to do any good and respect
able work. After 8 pm. 10. S-4616.
NAN, colorsd, Is, wants porter or
ianitor work. Lieht-housekeeping
chores. Cali DE. 2-69lS. 16s
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TOBACCO CLERK
Excellent opportunity with larse de-
partment store. Experience pre-
ferred but not essential. 40-hour,
b.day week. Good. company bene.
fits for the one who qualities.
SEARS, ROEBUCK b co.
1900 wis. Ave. NV.
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TIRE CHANGERS
TOBACCO CLERK

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Experienced men. Good working
conditions. Salary $50 to start.
BEN HUMIDITY. BAG 18th st. NV.