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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02

The senior commencement
exercises of Sherwood High
School, Sandy Spring, will be
held on June 7, outside, at pm.
The public is cordially invited.
In case of inclement weather, the
exercises will take place at 8
pm. in the Sherwood gymnasium
and because of limited facilities,
admission will be by ticket only.
Sixty-eight will be graduated.
They are:
Academic
Dustin, Vernon Leroy; Fyfe,
Robert James; Grey, Peter Glib,
son; Griffith. David Heating;
Groseclose, William Taylor;
Hawkins, Dorsey GLAND, Jr.; Kit
terman, Richard Fred, Jr.; Lucey,
George Kenneth, Jr.; Nash, Don
aid Smith; Peterson. Karl Book;
Robinson, Thomas Evan; Staley,
William CreSsler; Corbin, Carol
Lee; Ferguson, Ann; Kricker,
Louise; Lawler, Katherine Buck.
ley; Miller, Elizabeth Stabler;
Snyder, Elizabeth DeHaven;
Sweeney, Carol Harlow; Tibbitts,
Ann; Treadway, Airline Marie;
Williams, Susan Rockefeller.
General
Argenbright, Walter Noah, Jr.;
BoWyer John Buchanan Floyd;
Brown, Robert Thompson, Jr.;
Burriss, Ray Patterson; Corbin,
Cecilia Ann; Dieffenderfer, Rich
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02

Want to call the weather.
man? Starting June 2, you will
have to dial a new number to
do so according to the C&P
Telephone Co. The only num-
Der will be WE 3-1212. The
change is being made in the
interests of national uniform
ity. You'll be able to get the
Boston weatherman by dialing
the same number when you're
i'm BeantOWn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02
Gets State Job

Brian NJ. Benson, Director of
Finance for the Montgomery
County Board of Education, has
been elected vice president of
School Business Officials of Mary
land. Arthur E. Robinson of
Prince Georges County is the
new president. The May meeting
Of the group was held at Rock
vile, where the use of IB.M.
equipment by the Montgomery
Board was demonstrated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02
Mental Health Meet

Mrs. Miner Hostetler, Pook' S
Hill, and II other county mental
health leaders will hear Miss
Mary Jane Ward, author of the
novel and film THE Snake Pit"
at the annual meeting of the
Mental Hygiene Society of Mary
land Monday in Carvel Hall at
Annapolis. Cutting the cost of
Mental Illness" will be the topic
Of discussion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02
Late Carlton King
Buried in Cedar Grove

The late Carlton King was
buried in the Salem Cemetery,
Cedar Grove, Monday following
funeral services in Laytonsville.
Mr.. King, who died May q at
Washington Sanitarium, is sur
vived by his mother, Mrs. Edward
c. King, and two sisters, Mrs.
John P. Thompson, and Mrs. Will
liam r. Windsor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02
Green Thumbs Meet

Mrs. A. B. Johnson will speak
on planning Perennial Borders"
at the Monocacy Garden Club of
Upper Montgomery County meet
ing next Wednesday at l pm.
The group will gather at Mel
rose Farms, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Loeb, near Urbana,
Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02

of Chevy Chase, A. ]. CreShkoff
of Chevy Chase and David Mac
Donald of Silver Spring, at-large.
The new group adopted a con-
stitution at its first meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02

from Maurice Blanco, spokesman
for George P. Kimmel, owner Of
the central Rockville shopping
area on West Montgomery and
Washington Streets.
Mr.. Kimmel offered to level and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02

pave any land along East Mid
die Lane that the city would pur-
chase. He felt that he would
more than make up the cost in
the increase in his property's
value.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02

Today's longer life expectancy
calls for more social security in
surance, pensions, annuities, and
U. S. Savings Bonds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-02

Individual holdings of nearly
$50 billion in U. S. Savings Bonds
represent Is per cent of the ma
tional debt
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-11
Centennial in Columbus, Georgia

Beth Hamidrash that one begins
to see Distinguishing Jewish struc-
tural differences which are nor
mallY associated with such a
building.
Just as the Conservative syna-
gogue looks like its Protestant
neighbors, so does Temple Israel
resemble the nearby Episcopal
Church. The same basic design,
the same turrets, the same general
structural plan. Only high above
Temple Israel there is a large
Mogen David projected from a tall
rod, as the cross decorates its
Episcopal neighbor. The astute
Isaac M. Wise had observed a
century ago that American Jew
ish congregations take on the
mannerisms and religious forms of
their nearest Christian neighbors.
Nowhere is this more visible than
in Columbus.
The women's activities are
varied and interesting. I am most
fortunate in being briefed on them
by two of its leaders. Mrs. Donald
Broda and Mrs. JAG pronounced
Jalke) Rothschild. In their soft.
musical Southern voices they
speak with vivacitY and insight
of the position of the Jewish wo-
man in the community. Of their
intellectual activities and charita-
BILE enterprises. Of their reading
groups and study circles. They
have scrap books and newspaper
clippings and printed programs
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(Continued from PAGE a

SNOu11uuS0 1COm rage
dren." Among the loan paintings
on exhibit is a dramatic oil by
Robert Blum. TITLED Scam
stresses" and a Still Life" by
Samuel Rosen.
Even a superficial walker in
the city" is impressed.
The community is composed Of
Ashkenaxim. There are few liv-
ing descendants of the Raphael ].
Moses family. There is Doctor
Alice Moses. now in her seventies
and a recIuse. There is the Deron.
da Levy family and Mrs. Anna
Schapiro. These are the Ssphard-
i'm. The affairs of both synagogue
and temple are in the hands Of the
children Of the German migrations
and Of their Russian and Polish
coreligionists. The beautiful. new
lY built Conservative synagogue
in the fashionable WYnnton Road
area is a shilling of the Baptist
and Methodist churches of that
community. It is large edifice Of
red brick set in spacious garden
deriving its style and form from
the New England tradition which
dominates the prosperous Protest
ant Churches. It is only on enter
ing the Congregation Shearith Is
rael and finding its beautiful little
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-03-11

commemorating notable events in
the history of Temple Israel. Inez
Broda. in whose beautiful white
washed brick home we are meat-
ing. is president of the Jewish
Ladies Aid Society. Her brother.
Edwin Rothschild is president of
the Congregation in this. its cen
tennial year. The activities of the
eightY-Year old Ladies' Aid So
cietY are manifold. They are
proud of the Milk Fund which
distributes 5000 quarts of milk
every month to needy school chill
dren. There is a fund to aid the
blind and an educational fund TO
provide scholarships. The monthly
meetings are well attended by a
goodlY portion Of its los members.
Books of Jewish interest are dis
cussed. On the coffee table before
US were two recent books which
Mrs. Broda had undertaken to re-
view. They were Louis Zara's
Blessed is the Land and Learsi's
Jews In America.
The celebration of the centen-
NAL of Temple Israel had begun
some time before with an anti
climax. In the presence of local
dignitaries and civic leaders as
well as of the press of Columbus,
ceremony was scheduled. After
appropriate remarks had been
uttered, after long, solemn hush,
the president of the Congregation
dug into the cornerstone to re-
move the historic data which had
been imbedded there these many
years. These data were to serve as
the nucleus of the celebration. The
stone yielded-revealing absolute
ly nothing. Completely void of
box or documents, the past had
yielded a harvest of emptiness.
Earlier records had been destroy
ed by fire. Now nothing exists but
the dictated memoirs of some of
the oldest members of the con-
gregation. In this way has time
obliterated the past.
The Temple is packed. Mem
bers of both congregations are
present in force. Officers and en-
listed men of Fort Benning are
among the worshippers. Christian
clergYmen and lay leaders and
the representatives Of the press
are present. Organ music Sits
gently down from the loft. Digni-
fled ushers solemnlY perform their
duties. People enter quietly and
CONTINUED on Page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
HElP-WoATN

ICLERK-TYPIsT. ase 1898; perma.
lent position for accurate typisi
with aptitude for agures; hours,
e-6. 6-oay week; paid vacation and
sick leave. Apply 1722 l. 81. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsTs. age 1890: perm
position open for alert person with
aptitude for. figures, accurate typ
leave: cony downtown loc. Excel
company benefits. ABBY 1922 l
st. NV
CLERK-TYPlsT-Fire and CASUALTY
insurance policy writer; 5-day week;
employee benz Ats; permanent POSI-
ton Phone MR.. BACHSCHMlD
Ma. s-9l12. between 9 and 10 an
CLERK-TYPIsT. experienced; &C.
eurate at figures: five-day wk,
permanent position; salary; SOB
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
Co. 15S Warner BLDG, 18th anc
CLERK-TYPIsT. young girl. IS to
35. for branch ONCE, major life ms.
company. heavy experience not re-
CURED but average tipping and good
English BACKGROUND essential; b-day
wk. and good benefits. Call no.
cLERK-TYPIST, for retail clothins
individuak pleasant working con-
ditions: salary $50 wk. to start
Apply 737 18th st. NV
CLERK-TYPIST, Bethesda area. Ex-
perienced electric typewriter. Ex-
ceIlent opportunity In small organ
Modern air-conditiened once. q. 8
citizen. OIL. 6-s160 for appoint
CLERK-TYPIsT. sales dept. branch
ONCE of national television manu-.
facturer $50 per week to start
opportunity for advancement. Cal
Mr.. Newsom. La. .6-6430. 3
1885 for permanent position with
life insurance company. Excellent
working conditions. Personal in.
teryiew, 1928 Conn. ave. NV. IL:
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opening for exper. shoe
S1SsF for an Sss assTOmss e esea
work with many employee benefits.
Part-time shoe Salespeople also
needed. Apply manager OF any Of
our s Hahn shoe stores or Mr.. Sale
~ ON y si n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

TILE sETTER-First class. with
helper. Va. lob. REALTY DEVEL-
OPMENT. IA. 7-56is. Ewes. IA
S-6525. -
TIMERS HELPER. exper. Apply
370S 18th st. NV.
TIRE CHANGER, white. good oppot-
tunity for future advancement.
leading to sales. Prefer married
man 21-35 who is steady and
sober. Call OIL. $500 from s II
8 nm. -
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B G EMPI- EXCHANGE
:. Attention All Statesmen

Hill a. Sanders. Washtngton's Oldest
Pord dealer needs 4 statesmen 70
round out sales force. We pay 5ne
giving the highest allowance on
used cars. trades on new. cars.
Check this 1o-point pay plan as
Il means money in YOUR pocket.
No. 1-.0es washout. No $40
minimum paid on zach new. car
sale. No, 3-S7.5O expense allow
ance each new car sold. No. A.
Sell 10 new cars per month. you
get an additional 500 bonus. plus
$40 each sale over 10 sales,
No. 6-Paid vacation. No. 6--lfs
cash difference on used car sales.
maximum $3.50, No. 7--S2 SO
expense allowance per each used
car sale. No. S-Paid parking
space, No. a-Adeqnate compensa-
tion each finance deal. No. To-
other fringe benefits. For complete
details, call or see v. E. DOONAN.
General Manager. lll4 Vermont
NV. AID. 4-43n0. -S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

RFTiRED MAN, white. to work as
clerk at Falls Church Motor Court.
Must be quick, energetic and neat.
Apply 597 South Washington ST.,
Falls Church. Va. p
PART TIME men with cars, liv..
ing In sc. area evenings ana
Saturdays. to deliver orders for
Fuller Brush dealers Phone MR..
BELL, Wednesday eve, o-S Pm.
s Ell SasiS 81 STUDENTS - Need
$50 up; .5-hour wk-; 40 PM
Neat, ambitious; car nee. ia,
ROUTE OPEN in suburbs for young
married man, Lux Laundry. sta-
MI dry eisaning. sales, bonuses
sal while training. @ a. 8 LAUh-
DRY 44l9 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
pART.TIME SHOEMAKER AND
observation-disclosures afternoon OF
night. Must be fast. neat ana de-
perdat,le. Non drinker, W. n.1sna
YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
who would like to start at the bot
tom TO learn the Office supply ana
equipment business. Good oppor-
funify for the right man. Answer
in own handwriting. Box l62T.
pSRsTT.TIME PHOTO DEVELOPING
work In evenings, Sunday through
P Paeyress SERVICE. ego 9Th St. . ".
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CLARY CORPORATION

bANDWICH MAN, or clerk. exper.
in kosher food. Apply IN person.
HoFBERo's DELICATEssEN, 1929
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN
Exper. shift man and fabrication
man. Good hrs. and pay, white.
Apply KRAIcHs ESQ STATION,
s RqS3 G"n sTi. az p.E xirrrSpaYgs-
Exper, reliable able. local reter ,;,,s;s
M WIZ E ksoT vr %aSL r eg IA tssss
SERVICE station ATTENDANT
hTPss Spy ARI Lee L SwS ans
s IfTsnsion s + AE5; VI as;rrEspaSrs,
bs eaS aus s25 a Eli he i SMoc SEE
. sTSyTcE' s zee e g.. .nIfsSrup1Tars
full. and part time; must be exper.
n lnhIicatian work, CoNNERs 4
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper. only, Ice. ESQ station.
sfSHIRaTsyHN ga esq sSS aso6S p r. p.r ZEE
SEXTON for school. middle aged
man and settled. good salary,
pleasant working conditions. Box
sasIEsE aITM ssfIi MECH. .xper. fsbr,.
cation. install, duct work. ALL
SONS, 2212 14th st. NV. AD., 4
= HSU1. ~ =
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MEN

some Of our top men are leaving
to return TO their studies. We meet
sales minded, honest men TO re-
place them on established year
round routes. We VIII train you
for highly enjoyable ana proIis-
JACK q JILL ICE CREAM CO..
14la L st. sc. II
YOUNG MAN for dishWashing. pot
washing and kitchen work; oppor.
to learn restaurant business; 500 Q
week plus vac; no sun: Of nignl-
work. See manager, 5HOLL'S CO.
LoNiAL CAFETERIA. 1889 Conn.
ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
under 25, for position In LB.M.
dept; former experience not neces-
ABBY ADD - Personnel Once, Srd door.
S16 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 25, to learn
printing in envelope MANUFACTURING
plant; some knowledge OF printing
desirable but not necessary. Ex-
perienced pressman will teach you.
No Saturday work, good opportuniy
for advancement. vacation VIII
pay s SsaSsnie Rpp IL Was @sPasHNdfoN
ENVELOPE Co, 200 Goth st. ne.
corner Goth and Eyarts sts. n;e.'
before IL am. %
YOUNG MAN. under 80. draft ex-
empt. nving in Northern Va. to
learn builders hardware; oppor-
tunity for advancement. CaI FL.
1854 between = Am. ana Pm.
YOUNG MAN. not over 20. 70 break
in as reporter with private news
service. Box 4S2-R. Star. -l3
YOUNG MAN, Md. license, exper.
not necessary: S45 per wk. No sun.
Hrs, p:30-6. Employe DEMENT'S. APP
ply in person, HuLANDALE PHAR..
1924 N. H. ave-. Sill. Spg. liz
YOUNG MAN. colored. to sell farm
fresh eggs, direct to housewives.
Refs. and drivers license reqired.
& BANNER EGG AND FOOD Co.
5000 Blair I'd. NV.
YOUNG MAN, to learn the real es-
tate business. Apply BOSS d
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV;
YOUNG MEN. for part or full time
evening work. Attention. high
school students IS OF over. Apply
HARRY'S PIZZA SHOP. OIL 7th
st. s.w. between 2 and IL p.m.o
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HELp-WoMEN

sALEsGIRL for 3 and 10 cent store.
experienced preferred but not neces:
kRANkLIS 5 and TO- All MARI
sALEsGIRL, for shoe store. Apply
manager. 1227 Good Hope rd; Sc.
sALRsLADY. wanted part time or
fulltime; exper. In children's shoes.
Apply to NJ: Tanzman. THE Es-
sIEEsLAh5 ao thor razS .a 81 n fun
time only; 5-dsy, 40-hour wk.;
s s%al' cal iliy ~. sss2ss' sDecl ii
young, neat appearing;
perm. position; 5-day week; pleas.
ant working conditions; VACATION
with pay LADY Lg SHOP, l4O4 Q
|sAIEasE LADEh sp sass1s; and acees-
sories specially shop. 5-day wk.,
excel. sal. pleasant working ar
rangements. TIFFANY. $40 18th
sA Al EhsiEEA WANTED for active
credit jewelry store; pleasant sur
een asssSy some
ployment: salary and commission.
Apply manager. KEETs JEWEL
ERS, 70I 18th st. NV. la
SALEGLADY, part time for mater
5 nisy shop in Silver Spring 'u'
sALEsLADY to sell stationery and
wedding invitations: 40-hour week
with or without experience. must
be neat, state salary and age. Boz
477-R, Star. %
sALESLADIEs (2), ready to wear:
must be thoroughly experienced, for
high-grade clientele; excellent op-
portunities; also must have execu-
tive ability; steady position. Salary,
sos Der VIZ. Apply 101S Conn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
HELp-WoMEh

GIRL FRDAY-Whits, General once
GRILL WOMAN AND COUNTEE
WOMAN, 2, exper. DIXIE FOOD
SHOP. 607 , st. NV, bet. Q an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Real Estate Management

Property maintenance man.. One Of
Washington's LARGEST real estate
and property management firms
needs man thoroughly experienced
and qualified 10 inspect properties.
check on janitor's work. and tor
Hons to owners, etc. In reply. give
age, Qualifications and past expert
ence; liberal employe benefits. State
salary required. Box $685.. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
TRUCK DRIVERS

white. traetor-trailer
moving. Only clean. sober, ambt-
tious men desiring regular work
should apply. Union wages. full
time work for the men selected:
Contact Mr.. Eugene Kane. KANE
TRANSFER CO., 2116 9TH ne. -
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA AVE. NV.
SECRETARY

For washinston ONCE Of national
corporation. Permanent. Age "a.
IS. Must be able to take short
hand and type at reasonable speed.
have knowledge OF ONCE procedures
and be capable Of assuming re:pon-
40-nr.. 5-day wk. SMTTH-COROEA.
inc IAt3 PARK I'd nv -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
HELPMEN

MAN. eoIored. must be expert Il
sS5e] VS. s 8 y sAs cEk ARgEI
1Nl45 Coiesvi1le I'd. Four Corners
Ma. No phone calls. Is
MAN, colored. experienced. neigh.
borhood grocery market. Apply
q L MARKET. 2007 list ct. NV.
MAN. colored. to work in laundry
Must have driving permit. Prefei
local reference. Apply HUB LAUN'
DRY, 37th ST, and Eastern ave. ne
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SALESMAN

Hobby. model, archery and fishing
tackle iobber has permanent sales
opening in D. c. area. Salary
endIoY commission. Car necessary
Write giving age. education, expe-
rience to Box 324-T. star. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
REPRESENTATIVES,

will employ several men for eve
ming work and Saturdays, TO con-
tact company accounts: excel. op.
portunity to substanttate presens
income; must be between q n, INV
to meet the public. interviews only,
Friday, Sept. 9, 4 to 8 pm; Mon
day, Sept. IL. . to 4 pm. 426 pin
st. NV. RIM. 800. p
SALESMAN. kitchen and bath e.
modcIing dept: married; over 70.
with auto. Must understand basic
mechanics and present references
at time of od tnteryisw. h ayeIFase
; sarntnss Cali S MR Rso 5ea nG 81 !.
800. JOHN 6. WEBSTER COM
SALESMAN, with executive. ability
eXper. in real estate desirable
Reply In own handwriting. g1yins
age. past position and refs. Unlfm
oppor. Reply Box 266-T, Star. --s
SALESMAN. iewelry; active credit
jewelry store; steady employment.
pleasant Surroundings, conpany
benefits. good salary and Sommins;,
Tth st NV. No phone calls. --13 :.
SALESMAN to train for branch
manager. experienced selling tev-
ems. restaurants or service sta
tons A man who VIII WORK n
teliigently can build 2 nne pront'
able future. Apply 3ol5 N 81. nv
man with car 70
sell and collect life insurance IN
SALESMAN WANTED - Electronit
manufacturinR firm with excellent
facilities In suburb OF washington
b, C. reeds experienced man 70 con-
tact Government agencies. Appli-
can't must have experience in Gov.
eminent sales and be CAPABLE q
sssunsinR responsibility. Position Of
ferS excellent opportunity for ad-
yancement 70 exSessduHtVs positi On
yaRinfnnAnf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

no experience necessary
Apply 1907 Ga. ave. NV.
MEN (2l. full time and ID part
time. Full-time men with no pre-.
ytous exper. AVERAGE SlOO and "
per wk. Repeat business plus reg.
ular customers assure you oi
steady regular income. Start on 9
/ or 2 day trial basis II you wish
to prove to yourself what an excel
oppor. this Is. Fuller Brush dealer
averase 500 and up per VIZ. call.
ing on regular customers By appt
Fuller Brush customers are pleas.
ant, courteous and buy these IA.
nous everyday necessities regy'
larry. An. exper. man Will make
calls with you and train you 6alei
exper. unnecessary, but men Sc
lected must furn. refs. as 70 non.
esty and character. Inquire a.
eli National Press Bldg. l4th ane
F SITS. nv; or phone DI. 7-44T7
nj 1.2A02 ~
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Telephone Operator

TEMPORARY OFFICE CLERK, 8 Of
hr. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY 1884 Wilson blvd Arl..
TYPIsT. white, 80 w.p.m., some
ONCE experience. 5-day. 40-hour
week. salary. $50. Apply AIlSTATE
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. lflo
TNrIST, under 40. for perm. posi-.
ton with old-established organize.
ton; pleasant SURROUNDINGS, mod
ern air-cond. once and good
chance for advancement; 37h-hr.
week. Apply NORTHWESTERN
NATL. ms. CO., s12 woodward
TYPisT, electric rBM-psM; 600
wpn.: 5-day week. vacation and
sick leave; air. cond. once: excellent
salary UNITED PRINTING sERV-
ICES. $40 18th st. NV. ~
TYPIST. ability to answer phone
pleasantly. small. congenial once:
6-dey, 40-hr. wk.; paid vaeations;
good pay. LION STORAGE, $50
New York ave. NV. Ma. S-l073.
fTnnftuuaA A. NavV IA Oal
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SECRETARY for prominent liberal
church; typ, gen. on. work: pleas
ant conditions. Box 473-R. Star. s.
SECRETARY. under IS. for perma:
men. career position. Experienced
in all once procedure and capable
Of supervising others. 1ntellieent
lady with fine personality who
learns rapidly and can assume re-
sponsibility, Is wanted to become
boss's "right-hand man" Company
benefits: 5-day wk. Starting salary,
S75 weekly. Box a26-T. Star -
SECRETARY, personable young wom-
an for permanent position as Sec
rotary to merchandising manager.
Reasonable shorthand and tipping
required, statistical tipping helpful
Salary open. Many company hene-
fits. pleasant working conditions.
Call MR.. SAUNDERS or MR.. FILD-
ERMAN, LA. 6-2S2S. 10 an. to
sGRCgR III OFFICE MANAGER,
permanent position in professional
ONCE. This. q position for a girl
that can set results. knowledge OF
bookkeeping and shorthand re-
CURED salary, up to $4,000 with
vacation and other benefits. Give
exper.. details. Box 4S0-T, Star.
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Statesmen
sAIEs REPREsFNTATivE

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
To represent ink manufacturer TO
printing. iithographing houses. Ex-
elusive territory to be. granted.
Must be reliable. Some knowledge
industry preferred. Send background
and present status to BOX 46S-R.
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
SECRETARY

Reasonable young woman, 21-35 yfs.
secretary to our production mgr.
Well-rounded ONCE BACKGROUND and
reasonable shorthand and typtng
speeds are required. Atr-condtttone4
ONCE, pleasant atmosphere. planned
salary Advancement. Apply. pers
sonnet. Room COS; open Weekdays,
S:3U-5. and Sat, 0-l2. No phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
HELP-MEk
SHOE SALESMAN

Experieneed IN yemsna,ss better shees.
SHOE Statesmen. regular and part
time, Apply manager, CROSBY ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
YOUNG MEN TRAVEL

Under 80. No, exper, req. Free e
helpful Avg. 500 wk., immed. cash
advance: transp. furn. JACK DUNN
New Colonial Hotel, 10-2. 6-S pm