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toward Prince Rainier OF Monaco.
The National Laugh Foundation
clearly is prejudiced in favor OF
Danny Kaye. who has just won
the foundations poll as Inter
national Comedian of the Year
But Mr. O'Neil has to be the
man. To any human engaged in
the continuing struggle to keep
the money deposited in the bank
almost equal to the checks writ
ten against it, Mr.. O'Neil is the
man of the year.
It is the reactivation Of RKO-
Radio Pictures as a producer OF
feature films that has been en-
gazing Mr.. O'Neil of late. While
he has been about it he has
brought off one of those financial
coups that us lesser mortals can
only dream Of There may be
subtle ramifications to these RKO
dealings, of course, that do not
appear on the surface. But here
is what Mr.. O'Neil seems to have
done.
First, General Teleradio. Inc.
ofswhich Mr.. O'Neil is president,
bought RKO Radio Pictures,
lock, stock. barrel. studio and
several hundred feature films in
the vaults. The reported price
was $25 million.
Next, Mr.. O'Neil sold all Of
those old RKO pictures to c. and
CT Television Corp, for $15.-
200 900. This was bookkeeping
transaction. since C. and c. is a
Teleradio subsidiary but it meant
that Teleradio had all of RKO
except those old used movies for
$98 million.
Mr.. O'Neil was not finished
He had some other things to sell.
including two completed but un-
released pictures. jet Pilot and
"The Conqueror. A Mr.. Howard
Hughes. who was boss at RkO
when these were made. obliged
recently by buying them back
for So million in cash and 81
million more to come later. This
adds up to $12 million.
The whole thing adds up. in
this onlooker's simple arithmetic,
to SIS million paid out and S27.2
million paid in or among the
accounts receivable. G ener a
Teleradio seems to have acquired
a movie studio and s2.2 million
profit while doing it. If that
doesn't make Mr., O'Neil the man
of the year around his office,
nothing ever will. And now the
rest of us can go back to fretting
about mortgages and taxes and
such.
STURDY MUSICAL - Sam
Goldwyn seems to have got his
moneys worth in that multi
million-dollar Guys and Dolls
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be day and evening classes for
adults and children. A dra-
MATES workshop for children
from 9 to Is years old is being
offered at Batya Heller's Schoo
of Dance. Hal Bergman. oirec'
tor OF the Friendship HOUSE
Players, is instructing. . Singer
Mel Torme is Washington visi'
/ tor, demonstrating skill at pinnt
and drums as well as vocal,
/ at Olivia Davis Patio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25

Chill Wills sings the title song
in Giant" in which the voice
of Francis plays Uncle Bawley.
Jayne Mansfield. will Sue
cess Spoil Rock Hunter" star
on Broadway, was an interested
spectator at the film showing of
Hell on Frisco Bay" in which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW
Mr.. O'NeiI Has q Profit
Before the Store Opens
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

Thomas oNeil the of the year, all right Time
magazine think the title belongs to Harlow Cuce OF General
televion set the nomination OF sylvester
r of NBC for his Wide Wide World The
nesprin people their stuff used lean
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musical that Washington has
been flocking to at Keith's The
alter. Another film took over
that theater's screen last night
as THE Conqueror" had its
world premiere at a number of
cinema houses from here to-
Bangkok. The local showing
was a benefit for CARE, the
worldwide relief organization.
and official Washington turned
out to make it properly gilt
tering occasion. The triumph
of THE Conqueror" was only
temporary, however. 1t clearly
takes more than a glittering pre-
miere to dislodge Mr.. Sans
musical: Guys and Dolls" re-
sumes its run at Keith's this
morning.
COMING UP-The next play
on the Theater Guild American
Theater Society subscription
list is BUS Stop" due at the
Shubert Theater February 20 for
two weeks. And if you've moved
and failed to notify the ATS
Office at the Raleigh Hotel. you'd
better hope you remembered to
leave a forwarding address. It
too late to accept address
changes now. Play number nine
on the subscription series is to
be announced shortly and it is
hoped that at least one bonus
play can be offered here before
the season closes.
X
DATELINE WASHINGTON -
Herbert Marshall, who has been
out of the film spotlight for
some time of his own free will,
will be back in it soon. The
locale OF the re-entry will be
Washington. Mr.. Marshall will
come here in March to star in
Tomorrow To-day" a series of
10 TV films on civil defense to
be produced for the Govern
ment by Robert j. Enders. Inc.
wings to Warm Countries"
/ is the theme of the documentary
film program to be shown to-
morrow night at 8:l5 at he
Jewish Community Center. Sig
ceenth and Q streets NV. Lo-
Gales to- be visited via the thl ee
films on the program will include
Mexico. Guatemala, the French
Riviera, Cuba and the Carib-
bean. :, The spring semester at
Erika Thimey's Dance Thcater
will start February /. There will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25

Joy cormody, dromo editor Of The Stor.
is in Hollywood to receive the Screen
Directors Guild oword as Critic OF
the Yeor." His column will resume
next month with series OF articles
from the movie copitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25

STURDY MUSICAL - Sam
Goldwyn seems to have got his
moneys worth in that multi
million dollar Guys and Dolls
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Hours later he overtakes his quarry wait
ing in ambush for him. Save yer powder.
good ear coulda told this boss got shoes"
the courier criticizes.
you wouldn't be the first indian to
steal q shod horse"
The courier swallows the retort and dis.
mounts. "Colonels message, Lieutenant -.
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HELP--WoMEN
IAIMEDIATE TULL.TIME OPENINGS

IMMEDIATE FULL-TIME OPENINGS
for Ediphone operator, exper.
helpful: elerk-typist. exper., so
words per minute, many company
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phis. Tenn.
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DIRECT SELLING INDUSTRY in
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sell Wright dinnerware tOtaline
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selling program. and can qualiiy
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EXPERIENCED SECRETARY; girl
Friday, to keep fingertip control OF
two high powered public relations
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firm with interesting and varied
work. Must be personable. flexible
and efficient. Salary open. Call NE.
S-5655; ask for Mr.. Clarke.
800 JOBS OPEN-Eeceptionist,. ste
nographer with sh. or no Short
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RIM 0oR
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TAYLoR's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Open 8 to $40 and to $50 sun
Ii. 7-S900-LI: 1880
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Career Opportunity
For Young Lady

As service representative for large
national company, to provide coun-
by phone, correspondence and IN
the office, Full training is provided
Typing skill is not necessary, age
20-35, good education-some COLLEGE
is preferred, desire TO have inter-
esting and responsible work that
REQUIRES initiative; carssrS mindsd
person. Call MR.. EAVENSON. DU
7-5l00.
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PIANOS--Used; full keyboard coN
sole-type instruments. in very GOD
condition: S305. Pay SIS down
JoRDAN'S. corner 18th and q st&
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MIscEL. SALE tcon,.)

FURN. UNCLAIAlED--occas chair.
So; studio couch. S25, club chair,
SO; rocker. So: buffet, So. leather
top coffee table. Sl5: chest Of draw
ers, $40; bunk bed. 500. dresser,
SO; dinette set. sis; HOLLYWOOD
bed. $50; coil spring, So; rollaway
bed, $16 ,95; innerspring mattresses.
$40; bedrm. set, SIS; bookcase, Sc;
sofa bed. S35; desk, $40; bed, SIS;
misc. articles. We also do reuphois-
terlng sofa and chair. $40, labor
and material included; slipeover
sofa and chair, SAT, labor and ma
terial included; refinishing. cabinet
work. furniture repaired and re-
designed, draperies, easy terms.
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS 2447
18th st. NV. CO. 5-5116. 13s
FURNITURE = Going overseas; S
rooms. excel. cond.: liv. rin., din.
I'M, 2 bedrms.. fine china. misc.
items; reas. 62l N Buchanan ST.,
ArI.. ia. 5-724S.
liv. rm., 6-pc. din,
rm.. ssle. bed, chest drawers: good
cond: Sl25. 10. 1-1506.
FURN.-Mahogany bedrm. set, COM
plete with mattress and cover; odds
and ends. ia. 2-5297, after 3.
rm. suite, fumed oak;
liv rm. suite, daveno. 2 chairs;
assorted odd pieces. NO. 7-0736.
GAS RANGES, new. used, guaran-
teed parts. repairs. ACME STOVE
CO.. 101l 9TH st. NV, Ma S-SO52.
ton PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
IA ava n M mn O-EkQR
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PIANO, GRAND-wiil store erand
piano IN Methodist Church for use
Of same at choir rehearsais. Every
care exercised in its upkeep. Mr..
WARD. NO. 7-5S25. between Q
and r
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COLORED GIRL to live in; age 10
90; good lob; on Sun. and half
day Thurs: $50 wk. Call Ju.
7-658S or Ii 7-33C8.
C0LORED FAMILY wishes lady TO
do Inv. and care Of child 5 days
a week. refs. req. Ii. 6-b62s.
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STENOGRAPHER
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS

STENoGRAPHERS
We feel that every
woman should work at
a job that keeps her
busy and interested all
day long-that offers
her an opportunity to
advance, to meet and
work with congenial
people in a pleasant
working environment.
TheoU. S. Chamber of
Commerce can assure
you all of these adVan-
tages during a 5-day,
40-hour week as well as
many employe bene-
fits. So, If you are a
good stenographer. well
~groomed and alert, be-
tween 20 and As years
of age and want to find
a challenging job, then
apply in person at the
U. S. Chamber of Com
merce, 1915 H st. NV.
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GAS RANGES
Reconditloned, all sizes.
S10 UP

ACE PIuM snstsSsS suPPsLY CO.
2229 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-007S
GOLF CLUBS Thompson woods,
: Jones irons. S110. RIA. 5000.
|GRAPHOTYPE. cleo keyboard. elite
caps and lower case. Excel. cond.;
$3.50. OIL. 6-694S.
HI-FI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spkr.
enclosure, fin., SO in. high, $45;
matching. I'm. equipment cabinet
with record player drawer and space
for ampliiler and tuner, $40. EN-.
$3.50.
HI-FI, complete with 50-watt Nc
Intosh amp, Fisher master audio
control, Browning RV-3I tuner.
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hELP--WoMEN
TVpTcT

White or colored. Must be rapid and
accurate Steady position, Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING. 703 Eth
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MATTRESSES. white. 7-to-4 shift.
also 5.to-l0 shift or split shift Of
Apply M8M RESTAURANT, skviark
Motel, Springfield, Va.
MATTRESSES. white, experienced
good tips; no Sunday work. Apply
6l2 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS - White. Night work.
Good tins. No calls. LOOP RESIAU-
RANT, 1908 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. exper.. Foremost
Delicatessen, 5406 Queens Chapel
I'd. W. Hyatts., Md WA. 7-9660.
WAITRESS WANTED. 81 years or
over. Apply 407 I1th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white: apply 81 S.
Wash. st., Alex. Va, after / pm.
Phone ov 3-3135: good tips. IL
MATTRESSES, white. (2) full time
THE GONDOLIER RESTAURANT,
1900 Columbia Pike, Arl., Va. IA.
WAITRESS, white. part time, NO
saturdays or Sundays. Cali ia
MATTRESSES, white, experienced
Apply: PRINCE GEORGE RESTAU-
RANT. 1926 Baltic. hlvd., Col. PIX,
Nd. UN. 4-3060.
MATTRESSES and fountain girl
colored. sol F st. NV.
=
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PIANOS FOR RENT--New and used
rights at moderate rates from $6
monthly upl. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS. THREE STORES. Corner
18TH and q SITS. NV. (phone ST. g.
s ep4on. kE % s bes sHSli .orSs
ave Silver SprinR tphone JU. s.
11O5). Suburban stores open eve
nings. Park In front.
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sITs.-MEN Cont
NSEfvV.EYEC

Man: SSollege. Capitol Hill. assoc.
lnuus. Aer., seeks position with
sunapAn 4ering security. advance
i ,.a.t, EAetive ability. capable re-
n rer.ns nla details: excellent back
and shorthat Box oak, star H.
SUIT: OF C0ST, WORK. is yrs.
e ex s,.,, - ,,, ~ old: do engineerIns
y layout WorhWA, 7-S590. IA
YOUNG MAN AZ res permanent sec.
ONCE. Box 79-Kstar TO-
DESIRE part timene,m s,sro a,
tipping pos. Avail. ker q n n weeE.
days and week endssox SAX star
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TYPIST

4 or full-time tipping: white: perma-
ent position. viii consider recent
aigh school graduate who types ac-
curately. 5-day wk.. vacation and
sick leave, group disqualification
air-conditioned bldg. and other bene-
fits. Call
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MIscELLAEoUs FOR SALE

ACCOhDlON' alian make, brand
SSssSh ne IN q: value $500, sell
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ACC0,hDlON, lSpass, 5-stop, white;
c Calf CIR fC s-ioSsg orig cost $500.
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Sell =. S.. .aa1 2. 1886 NOW.
AIR COND., 1856 model. seton
Servel, reas. priced Siho WI
6-446S.
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HELP-WoMEN
SALESLADIES

4pe<A-@A \ - a A-%hl
Part time for Thursday
night and all day Saturday.
Experience necessary. Sal
airy and commission. Apply
MIR. Newman.
HUB FURNITURE co.
9TH AND d SITS. NV.
SEAMSTRESS. exper. only: draper
les. Apply In person, G.. & s. Drap-
cry Studio, 1886 Georgia ave, NV.
SECRETARY. esteb patent law Arm
o-uay Wk., age 30 or under: exper
IN dictation relating to electrical
Terms pref. Salary open. Call MRS.
GATES. ME. S-4474.
SECRETARY, legal experience; air
vile; 5-day. 35-hr. Wk.: salary
commensurate with ability, Call
AZ. 7-540t for appointment.
SECRETARY, must be excellent
typist and some shorthand. for
law ONCE. Pgid vacation other
DEMENT'S. Salary open. One-girl
cfiice. ST. 3-1S57.
SECRETARY, neat. attractive woman
with pleasant speaking voice and
good secretarial skills for per-
manent career position. Call MRS.
GRAML1CH. DI. 7-9400.
SECRETARY, admin. ability. under
b. $500 mo. Private Secretary. SS5
wk. Aviation Secretary, 1925 mo.
30 openings DAILY, all kinds. In
quire ST 3-3664. Miss Young at
PERSONNEL. 1871 @ st. NV.
SECRETARY to circulation mgr,
natl. publication: not over 35 yrs.
OF age: exper. dictaphone oper.;
must be alert, effic. assume resp. !:
q good salary, excel working cond..
many employee benefits. Call MRS
MICHAELS. DI. 1899.
ECYS.-STENOS., BKKPRS.. typists.
PIX oprs., ofc. mach. oprs. ATLAS
AGENCY. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
SECY., education 81. 600
STATISTICAL TYPIsT to S325
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY.
Suite 921 I'll 14th st, NV.
2 TYPIsTs, genl. ofc., NE. $55
RECEPT.-TYPIST ---------- Open
STENO., to exec. S75
Soy: law. cleo. --------to $3.50
TYPIST, cleo. young $500
CLERK-TYPIST. association . $50
PIX OPR. -TYPIST $50
TYPIST. Tv radio - to $3.50
NO FEE
ETENOS., dictaphone oprs., elec. typ
lists, hrs. flexible Top hrly. rate
DI 7-6632
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PIANOS; school starting. have
the piano for your child a! home;
attractive Ii plan for your ,e mSss
Large selection Of used fioq SAM
piles end new spinets. consoh and
grands, Everything reducA TO
make II easy for you. We 0fA the
easiest terms available skITT
MUSIC CO., Alexandra store R2I
Mt. Vernon ave Alex. Va No
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REPAIRS end SERVICES Cont.
]. r. LAWRENCE

PAINTING. interior and exterior.
white mechanics: free estimates.
after 2 pm. AP. 7-9640.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

Est. 1925; yrs. to pay. Ii. 6-sl0t
PAPERING. S1l and Up this week
JU. $4,000. RA. 1898
PAPER HANGING-$10 rm. up. sun.
test, washable paper. Do own work
guar. White mechan. RA. 3-0024.
PLAsTERING, no Job too large Of
too small; reas., ell work guaran.
teed; Free est. no. 2-3235. l2s
PLASTERING, WATERPROOFING,
fireproofing. wall scraping; fret
estimate. II. 4-7439, Ii. 7-9057
ROOFING. new work. repairs; gut.
ters. spouts, carpentry. painting
4. D THOMAS. WA 1882. SP
3-506s
ROOF REPAIRS, as low as SIS
A1lfNT TEE 0161 Eann
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations. attIcs for
skilled craftsmen under one re-
! sponsibility Quality renodeline
with q BACKGROUND Of 20 years
experience. Free estimates; terms
TO ) years. SEQ SALES. JU. g.
1910.
ADDITIONS--All home reps. brick
work. carpentry and painting; low
prices. S25-years exper. HE. 4-3377
BRICKLAYING Alterations: fire-
places. walls: all types masonry, A.
FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994. ia. 2-52s2.
BRICKWORK. blockwork. houses
retaining walls. additions. free
estimates. ia. 0-6035.
BRICK AND BLOCK wORK-All
types Of brick masonry. Free esti-
mates. Work guaranteed. Call ans
time. 10. s-7635.
BUILDING. remoderling. repairs al
types. porches, steps: encl,. brick
work. concrete, etc. AP. 7-5124.
CABINETS, including bars, book
cases. store fixtures; partitions OF
all kinds; reasonable. LA. 6-l733
any time. lU'
CARPENTER. general jobbing, store
fronts, home improvements, EDDIE
HOWELL. RA. 6-9i44.
CARPENTRY AND GENERAL RE-
MODELLING. J. R. LAWRENCE. Est
1925: 3 yrs. TO pay. III. 6-s100.
CAULKING. roofing. waterproonng,
repointing. painting. cleaning. exp
Wk.; VIII. mech III 7.6200
CEMENT WORK, brick and block
walls, stone path. yeneerine; re-
liable colored man; 20 yrs exper
JIM HARRISON, II. 6-l570.
CEMENT, brk. work. all types, steps
porcnes. drain tile. dr.-ways, hsmts.
wateEproofing. Small Jobs OK, Ii
3-lSl4.
DRIvEWAYs. porches. walks, walls
all kinds OF concrete work. Ewes
LU. ASSOC: days. Ii. e-77s3. II.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
new and old. cash or terms. CO
5-05os, UN. 1855.
FENCE. CHAIN LINK, special fall
price. g3e per IT,: posts set In con.
crete; Bethonized wire, galvanized
steel pipe: material and labor guar
anteed. You get the best for less
Call 10. i-O2g2 or 10. 1871 fol
free estimates. Easy terms.
FLOORS sANDED finished; new. 2,
50. f.: old dooIs, l0c up; painting
ext. 9. i. HIN6ON. 10. l-347b
FLOOR SANDING Finishing anc
waxing: reas rates free estimates
KITCHEN = Top-quality perform
ance. planning, production and
equipment under l responsibility
Bring your Kitchen up TO par To-
day: take s years on convenient
terms. Call aEco Kitchen Diyi-
KITCHEN MODgRNIZTNG-A1i types
cabinets and appliances. Need work
GEORGE COOK. UN. 10000.
PAINTER---It pays 70 call mel 10
my own iobs. Interior. exterior. Re.
ierences, Free estlmates. RA. e-3l3a
PAINTING, small Jobs. YORK Eusr-
anteed; free estimates. II. 1888
PAINTING, exterior: nrst-ciass VIZ
materials. DO own work. brothers
White: refs. "a. 2-173i
PAINTING. psperine. waterpfoohnE
interior, exterior, FHA l0an1 aVall
Mnr nnfImmfn nmn III n-AIgN
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SUBURBAN LADIES

If yon have Is spare hours
week to devote outside your home.
we have a very attractive and we'll
paying position that will be of in
terest to you. Earn from $500 to
$500 before Christmas. For inter-
view, phone DI. 1888. 81.
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nRnpEprY M-

Presently employed ave- uEN Natter
class operation; excellA y, rs yss
and public relations. ,,ts di,, 3
local background andexnerience
BOX 104-K. Star. IL
MIDDLE-AGED MAN, A,ts de-.
pendable: bus. exper.. inSt ~ nut-
side work, day or eve. Mo- voss-
ing. ST. 3-3316; after 9. EMl.I0iS
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WoMENg-

MAN wishes A hrs. Sors :
day, ] to 3 pm, or 2 to kn A ~
Reliable. sober. BOX 103-K. Tar
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PART TIME
WEEKLY GUARANTEE

If you can devote 20 hours a week
starting at $50 or PM, not
otherwise employed, are well groomed.
ing people, After one week of train
ing we will guarantee you q min. of
S25 per week. For further informa-
ton send a post card with name
address and phone number to Box
BOIL, Star.
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STENOGRAPHER
Steamship ONCE; 35-hour
week. Call Ma. $3.50.
sTENoGRAPHER

High school grad: shorthand $4,000
wp m, typins so w.p.m.: 40-hr. wk. !:
pleasant working combs. in new air
cond. bldg. good salary; excel. op-
portunity for advancement. paid va
cation, sick leave; airline PRIVILEGES.
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STONE WORK


Brk. wk. Patios. walks, Enclosures,
editions. Reasonable est. Good serv-
le BY skilled mech. Call TONY, 10.
t6547. liz
HQNE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT
ecializing IN walls patios, steps.
ks. etc: free est Cally JERRY
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LEI, LEI easements cleaned. Free esti-
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wAiPROOFING, cement work; ex.
p..' Ninpt: terms; guar work; free
ess. NIX ENG. CO.. JU. $3.50.
oEAGFUL recreation room built
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pane, MS to choose from: moth
NY ~" and as little as $40 q
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Stone Work-Flagstone

Patios. walks. steps. all kinds ce-
ment work, retaining walls. drain
pipes, waterpr0ofing, grading and
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BOOKKEEPER, white. will do w |
bookkeeping. payroll, taxes, etc.t !
my home or your ONCE. Ii. 4-066l
PANTRY WOMAN. coiored; reliable
5 yrs. rest. and club; exper., desire
employment. Call ME. 8-43l0. 10t
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wishes
invalid. chronic or maternity.
Exper. NO. 7-S20e.
RECEPTIONIST. part time: AS hrs.
daily. Excel. meeting public. Good
phone personality Box 315-J. Star.
REG. NURSE. to care for child: in
FAINT to 4 yrs. 235 Missouri ave.
SECRETARY. efficient. desires work
2 or 8 DAYS a week. Exper. dicta-
work. IA. 5-siS7g..' " 10.
TYPIST. colored. desires tipping in
9fiice or will take in tvping at
nome; 52 w.p.m. Call 10. i-3807.
IA
NURSE, colored. age 81, desires pos
with old person or invalid; can
drive car; live in-out. Box 102-K,
Star.
NURSE, pract., colored: avail for
day duty or 3-5 day; l.h.w.; exper.,
1efs. DE. 2-0262.
C0LORED GIRL desires Job as ad-
dressograph and graphotype opera
tor. Ii. 4-7917
GIRL colored. desires child care for
employed person or Dept. store
maid. 5 DAYS wk. Ii. 6-1146.
YOUNG WHITE LADY desires part
time ONCE position; prefer after.
noon or ewes. BOX 71-K. Star. 10s
COLORED LADY. desires cashier
work. , years experience. Good re-
ferences. Call AID. 4-51S9. To-
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTlc
LADY. Al, neat, wishes work iron
ing. viii care for child. Phone early
Tues. only. no. 2-7025.
GIRL wants days work or night.
work. baby sitting, cleaning oflces
etc. no. 2-70SB,
YOUNG WOMAN wants homework
Call HU. 3-363l.
COLORED WOMAN desires 2 days
g.h.w. SIP. 3-7793.
COLORED WOMAN wants day work
3 days week. Mon, WEEDS. and Fri
Ii. 4-0360.
COLORED GIRL desires baby sit
ting s days wk.; $@5-S30 week
Call Ii. 3-6709 or Ii. 7-637S. IL
COLORED. WOMAN wants house.
work. no cooking. Fond Of babies,
eynar refs An O.6fdR
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WAITRESS
WAITRESSES
LADIES, PART TIME

ladies to work IS hours outside
the home and average S2S.25 per
week. hours OF own choice. No car
needed. For interview in your home,
phone DI. 7-5o53, 0-1