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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Repentont Worker

One OF the more fascinating byprod-
uctS OF Nikita KhruShchev'S denunciation
OF the late Josef Stain has been the
frantic effort by the Daily Worker, COM
munism'S mouthpiece in this country, to
keep pace with this shocking change in
the Soviet line.
1t has taken lot of doing. During
his lifetime, Stain could do no wrong in
the Workers eyes, One would hesitate
even to guess at the number of tons of
newSprint and gallons of ink which went
into the Workers strident abuse of any
one who might even suggest that there
could be a flaw here or there in the per-
Torrance of the infallible and incompa-
rable Stain. And then, almost overnight.
came the word from communiSms high
est contemporary authority that the peer
less Stain really was a murderer, a
coward, psychopath and perverter of
socialist justice. What was the Worker
to do? How could it continue to publish
and expect even the zanieSt American
henceforth to believe anything it might
say?
The Worker, up to this point, has
taken two bites at this formidable cherry.
In front-page editorial on Wednesday
1t spoke of the "shattering' revelations"
in the KhruShchev speech. After a few
whackS at the State Department, it went
on, rather mildly, to reproach the Krem-
lin for not publishing the speech immedi-
ately and making it available around the
world. Yet even this was unprecedented
-fnic 1f
be by the hitherto faithful mouthpiece.
But this was not all. The Worker went
on to reproach itself, abiding to "the
blind and uncritical attitude of the Daily
Worker in past years to the repressionS
in the Soviet Union. :"
Even this, however, was not enough.
Overnight there must have been some
further soul searching, for a second
front-page editorial appeared yesterday.
And this heaped hotter Goals of fire on
the Workers own head.
This editorial effort stated that I'VE
were wholly ignorant that these crimes
had been committed, yet there was repu-
table evidence had we but listened How,
then, explain our consistent denunciation
OF many people as enemies of the work.
ing class because they condemned these
crimes?" But the Worker was equal to
this challenging task I'VE were wrong"
1t said, terribly wrong. We did not
want to believe these crimes could occur
in socialist state and so we refused to
believe. What was unforgivable and in
excuSable was the manner in which we
passed judgment and sometimes
vindictive in tone-on many of our fellow
Americans based solely on their criticism
of the Stain rule"
Having downed that large order of
crow, the Worker went on to promise to
do better in the future. 1t pledged itself
to continue to fight the peoples battles
and never to be taken in again by such
a terrible fellow as that Stain
We do not know how the Worker will
fare in this effort to cover its tracks. But
since this solemn world of ours would
not be quite the same without it, we trust
- and expect - that there are enough
fellow Americans" who will swallow any,
thing, even the Worker, to keep this aero
batic voice of communism in business for
while longer.
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THIS AND THAT
By CHARLES E. TRAcEWELL

Templeton Jones had
Christmas in June.
Somebody presented him
with a coffee cooler.
Do you know what that is?
Most people don't, but many
are going to learn, come the
real Christmas.
Friends of Jones know he is
gadget-minded, so when they
discover a good one, especially
a new one they think he
hasn't got, they give him one.
In this way he has collected
a cabinet full of devices, some
OF dubious value. others of real
worth.
So much depends upon the
person!
The coffee cooler is cylin-
der of solid aluminium, with a
fancy plastic tip on the top.
The cylinder is f1uted. as it
were, but whether this finlike
arrangement has anything to
do with what it does is a oues-
ton.
The main effect of sopping
UP heat is due to the metal
itself.
Plunged into the steaminc
cup of coffee, too hot to drink.
the cooler takes up so much
heat in so seconds that the
brew is just right to drink.
The cooler. reposing on the
side after its immersion, is too
hot to touch for Is minutes,
and remains warm to the
touch for half an hour.
This device delighted our old
friend.
Being an impatient man, it
was just made for him.
One could, of course, wait
five to 10 minutes and have the
cup cool off nicely.
But there is a satisfaction
in this day and age especially,
in being able to do a thing in
a hurry.
We are all so beset with the
mania for speed that no one.
positively no one, is immune.
Even old slowpoke Jones.
wandering through life at a
leisurely clip. now and then
wants to hurry.
The hurry-worry complex
may not have got him, as it
has got him, as it has millions.
but still he is on the edge of
all the hurry burly.
y \ 4
Now and then he hurries.
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Neglected Beauty

The noble hydcinth and tulip
Proudly 0roiD IN nv garden.
The terrace is dfdme
With golden ddndelions.
These cheerful needs
Are OF little vdlue.
But ! choose them for my
bouquet;
Teaching my soul to appreciate
Their neglected beauty.
PhyIlis-mOrie Arthur ,
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry Driters correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
Sdtton.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
BY THE HASKIN SERVIC
HAohIN SERVICE
by malt
d Please nose "' ""s"hkVoh D.

@. read that virus diseases
are being used to destroy plant
pests in certain places. How
can a disease be used or
spread for this purpose?--
o. @. F.
A. Dusts and sprays con-
tanning disease bacteria can be
used. The bacteria can be
grown on various types Of
culture material Csuch as agar
and diluted forsuse. One type
Of spray or dust can be made
by collecting and grinding up
the bodies of insects which are
being killed in quantity by an
epidemic Of a certain virus
disease. This can be used to
wipe out the same type Of in
sect in other places.
@ How many students are
registered at the biggest uni
versities in this country?
&C. f. c.
A. The University Of Califor-
mia had about $4,000 students
registered at the beginning OF
the fall term In 1855. The
State University Of New York
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SITS. DOMESTIC tcent.l

CoLORED GIRL wants 3 days work
Hst oF PIsssf sH L ds.,4 asI tS,a
or invalid. Ref. CO. 5.I5i6
GIRL. colored, desires work as maid,
full or part time, or as bus girl,
EXPERIENCED coiored lady desires
work City ref. Fond Of children.
|COLORED GIRL desires DAYS work
or full time. Call after Z pm. XII
WOMAN, colored, wants 5 days q
week work. References. NO. 7-SQ4g
COL0RED GIRL desires .ghw; child
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HELP--W0MEN

MATTRESSES. exper.. refined for
MlCHEL'S. interview after pm.
w H2TiT REEssEs%0VWf WANTED MI p.W at PE 1 S
RESTAURANT, S233 Georgia ave-.
8. S JU. $3.50.
WAITRESS, white, daywork; no
exper. necessary. Marlboro pike
and Benning I'd. sc. 10. S-4333.
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GIRL WANTED for real estate
office. Tipping. bookkeeping. filing.
Call for appointment for interview
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY REAL
ESTATE. B. r. Hudson or r. w.
Radcliff, UN. 4-1515. III
GIRL for general work. Experience
desired, but not essential Nice
surroundings, and hospital. in
surance benefits; 5-day week APP
ply Al Eye st. ne is
LADY, ambitious. refined: opportu-
nifty to learn good business: rapid
advancement; $4,000 year. Box
YOUNG LADY, full or part time
work. assist manager in modern
dry. cleaning store. Exper. in this
field not nee. Excel. salary and
good working conditions. Apply al
once. POWER CLEANERS. corner
Broad and Washington SITS Falls
YOUNG LADY, neat appearing, to
train for position. with lge. pro-
gressive financial institution. The
work is both interesting and bene-
f1cal. Persons selected will receive
the best training avail. in the
credit and small loan profession.
No phone calls. Apply in person to
MR.. FULLER. 2S1l s. Randolph
St. Arl.. Va, is
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Library Position

National news magazine has open.
ing in It's reference library for per-
son with knowledge Of current affairs
Primary duties will consist Of .cata-
loguing and Ming College degree
required; political science or economic
major preferred. Pleasant workinl
conditions in conditioned build.
ms; many company Dement'S,
Call DI. $4,000. Ext. 263. between
. am. and 8 pm.
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PERSONNEL OFFICE
18th AND p SITS NV

18th AND F SITS. NV.
TYPIST. DRAFTSWOMAN, for kitch-
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1883 Eye st.
WAITRESS. white, over II; expert
ence necessary; Sundays of. Good
salary, PLANET RESTAURANT. in
Hedin House Hotel, 2902 Newton
WAITREss, experienced, over u.
Apply in person. 2 am. to 4 pm.
S34 80 plus tips. FAIRFAX RES
,TAURANT. 1887 Pa. ave. Sc lie
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply
BEACON, REsTAURANT. 1880 tn
wAITREssEs, white. experienced z
Sundays. Apply in person after
1870 am. MAYFAIR RESTAU-
RANT. 527 18th st. NV. 10
WAITRESS. experienced. fountain.
sandwich and snack counter. Excel
A good opportunity. GARDEN TEA
SHoPPE. 1885 Columbia I'd. NV;
MATTRESSES, experienced: good
tips: no Sunday work. Apply 812
wEA!iIffRiE!s:sS, NV white. LITTLE ACRES
blvd. Beltsviile, Nd. rs
WAITRESS, experienced. Apply in
person. zoos 14th st. NV. lis
MATTRESSES WANTED. white; over
q; full and part time. Apply
Mr. Henry. O'DONNELL'S SEA
GRILL, 1901 Wis. ave, Bethesda,
Md. lis
MATTRESSES, white; experienced;
day work RECTOR'S RESTAU-
RANT. l345 Conn. ave. III
MATTRESSES, white; excellent tips;
lib 18th st. NV. IL
WAITRESS, white. Apply COLUM-
BIA RESTAURANT. 1882 Irving st.
NV.
WAITRESS, white: 5-day week: av-
erage SOS weekly; excellent position
for experienced, neat and reliable
worker. WAGSHALS DELEGATES
SEN, 1855 Mass. ave. NV LIZ
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HELP-WoMEN

sTENOGRAPHER - B-day week i;
moderate typing and once work:
permanent. state age and salary
s sXYgseted 4 Hu, 3 = Us
$ to s; 5-day week: air conditioned
ONCE. Salary commensurate with
experience and ability. p. j.
WALSsHE,e INC" Ills Eve st. NV.
sTENos.. temporary. Interesting
sisnments. No ewes. OF or week week. ends d.
sWITc;HBoHRD OPERATOR. secre-
tartal service; aforementioned apt. /;
y pm. TO III pm. shift. Apply MRS.
HYATT. resident manager. Gelmarc
Tower Apartments, 1880 Columbia
I'd. NV. LII
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. ex-
office procedure and some knowI-
pm. 5-day week. Thurs, through
Mon. Begin $50 wk. with opp. for
advancement. Do. not reply unless
dTsTiRSe aAsbF hTs are YN suitable
GEORGETOWN I'd. and Montrose rd..
Tnr: Rockville. Nd, WI. $4,000
TEACHER, white: nursery school, 9 ex-
perience necessary. LU. 4-bl14.
TEACHERS. white, openings in Sep
TENDER in elementary. Immediate
openings in nursery: pvt. school
Give age. qualifications and salary
expected. Box 455-Y, Star. 81
TEACHERS, white for Fall. $500 Ia
5000 mo. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 1341 G NV. RE. 7-393S.
TEACHER. LIST grade. for fall term.
Falls Church. $3.50. POTOMAC
EEMPL;. l04 East Broad ST.. Falls
Church. JE 2-7272.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, age %
to 45, for telephone answering sery-
ice switchboard Positions open on
evening shift. Starting salary, $500
per month. Aforementioned quar-
ters. Box 29S-Y. Star. 1T
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, prefer
women with experience in selling
over the telephone; So per hour
II you can produce. MR.. WILLIS
AID. 4-a14S TIA Vermont ave.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. white for
apartment house, secretarial serV-
ice. Pleasant working conditions
Call resident manager, WO, g.
416O, 3 am. to . pm. lis
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

CAMERA STORE SALES - Excel
wages. HENRYS CAMERA CEN
TER. 421 King St. Alex. Va. XII
CIGAR CLERK, evenings and week.
ends: apply in person McREYN-
OLDS PHARMACY, 18th and G SITS
NV. liz
FURN. Statesmen, now employed
earn extra money by furnishing
names Of customers who have pur-
chased furn. and need glass tops
and table pads. For further info
call LII. 4-4300 after 6. AID. g
S053. I'll
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HOUSEWIVES .

Have your own little neighborhood
business and earn extra money dur
tional new Cort cosmetics. contain
ing vitamins. on money back
guarantee. Beautiful catalog and
packages. Reasonable prices. No
car or evening work required For
interview in YOUR home. phone Dl.
.7-4400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-16

attractive, for small Office
tipping essential. Apply 1892 Pa
ave. Sc, bet. o am. and $3.50 pm
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experienced. Ladies
ready to wear and accessory shop.
Steady position, pleasant surround
ingS, exceptionally good salary. Full
or part time desired. Please apply,
ALMA SHOP, 3l66 Wilson blvd,
Arl. ia. 7-S37S. liz
SALESLADY. Tor women's ready-to-
wear; salary plus commission.
MADAME ROSE. 1907 Conn., ave.
SALEsLADY-opening for expert
enced saleslady selling ladies and
children's clothing; experience in
credit store selling; fine salary plus
commissions and pms. paid vaca-
tions; very pleasant working con-
ditions, opportunity for high earn
ings with the oldest and finest
credit store in the city, See MI
LLandy: BUTLER FEDERAL STORE
saLEsWoMAS.. retail once suppl,
and commercial stationery stor'
in Alex. Va; excel. oppor anS
good pay with progressive compan!
for right person: exper. pref bu
not essential: his. grad, age 20 L
80; refs. required Call MRS
THOMAS. RE. 7-5S50. LIZ
SALESW0MEN. part time. expert
enced, fine sportswear shop; ewes.
Outs. (OAlll. dNN. alA Nlls lhAe
CASUAL CORNER. EN-. 2-2640;
SEAMSTRESS, experienced, whit
only; vacation. disqualification. Ap
ply 623 G st. NV, See MR.. MAY
SECRETARY, experienced, to worl
in university hospital once: knowl
edge OF medical terminology ant
good personality required: age. 81
to 50; good salary and working ar
rangements. Interview by appoint
ment. Elk. 3-7S57. 30
SECRETARY, young woman for lav
Office, must have stenographic ex
perience and some knowledge o
bookkeeping. ME S-2467. lis
SECRETARY, age l-30--Nationa
organizatioI has opening for on
competent secretary. interesting
work. pleasant working conditions
group insurance, retirement plan
Office hours, 8 to 8. Call MA, 3
2a45 for appointment. go
SECRETARY or clerk-typist. rea
estate. construction ONCE; age 2
to 20: 4O-hr. week. conditioned
work vacation. Apply 1872.
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. VIII
6-6iS5 or VIII. 6-6256.
SECRETARY. experienced for EN-
bassy: knowledge OF shorthand
good English. Hours y 10 3. Cal
ambassador secretary MRS
SEENA QuILLIN, HU. 3-7500 o.
IA. 4-O600 lis
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TEMPORARY HELP
SERVICE MANAGER

Temporary help service manager
for internationally operating tenn
porary help service organization
Unusual opportunity to operate
Washington branch after receiving
Services nationally and locally ad-
ivertised Experience in personnel
Office management, or sales Of prod
luct or service used by Offices helpful
Excellent salary plus commissions.
expenses and company benefits
Write complete details. education
and experience to Miss Evelyn
Hops. MANPOWER. INC, 1920
Walnut street Philadelphia, Pa.
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BRICkWORk
Have neighbors praise your brick
work. Jobs done by skilled brick
layers. fireplace or 80 homes. NJ
Job too large or small ANY Typ
brick homes, retaining walls. patios
freplaces. glass block designs or al
day or night. Free estimates.
HERMAN H. GOLDSTEIN
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS. JALOUsIES. PORCHEs,
kitchen remodeling. Free estimates,
Terms up to 90 mos All work
guar 20 yrs. exper. JU 5000
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.STENOGRAPHER
ACCT. DEPT.
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Pa. Ave. NV.
cTTNOCpAD uTp

STENOGRAPHER
OR CLERK-TYPIST
With knowledge of use Of dictaphone
Once of junior executive large
construction firm. Chance for ad.
lvancement. 40-hour. 5-day week
Air-conditioned building. Call Elk
l3-07Sl. is
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Apply Employment Office
Sheraton-Park Hotel

LADIES tsl, put some fun in your
earn sr s5o!sso' G mo- IL odd momen S
YOUNG LADIES with pleasant voice.
for telephone work; evenings. z to
10; 81 per hr. Call CO. $4,000.
between = and . pm; VICTOR
WOMAN DRIVERS WANTED. Apply
bet. l and s. JACK & Jill, l4l9
WOMAN to manate restaurant in
downtown hotel: must have ex-
,Inerienee. De 2-4554. III
tistic ability. and previous ceramic
exper. for full-time or part-time
position: hours flexible. Write, Civ
ing previous salary and experience
Box 275-A. Star.
WOMAN, for light factory work: liv-
ing in Bladensburg area pref
erahly. LO. 4-7S66. LIZ
WOMEN, 25-40. with good knowl-
edge of sewing to. be trained as
saleswomen in our fashionable. sew
ing center. Salary and commission
is paid plus all large company bene-
FITS: Apply in person Mr.. Bryan,
RELIABLE SALESPERSON. to man.
age small ladies' wearing apparel
shop Must have good references.
Call AID. 2-73l4. lie
ANNAPOLIS AREA--College student
or teacher, for vacation position
unusual opportunity: chance for
permanency; 500 for so days.
Come in to see H. c. SHAW. Sat-
urday. May 10. Carvel Hall, An
VACATION POSITION for advanced
student or teacher. splendid expert
ence pleasant work. $720 for 90
days. Box ?59-A. Star. IL
TEMPORARY OFFICE CLERKS, 21-
40; no typing; avail, June, 81 rs
hr, POTOMAC EMPL.. 1884 Will
son blvd, Ar. ia $4,000.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ONLY.
10 TO II. after school. Guaranteed
81 per hour plus. See Mr.. Lorimer,
RIM. a27, Portland BLDG, 1929 YER
mont ave. NV.
COLLEGE GIRL, newspaper library,
no experience necessary. 4Q-hour,
5-day week. Box 233-Z, Star.
PART TIME, white, snack bar help
for drive-in theater; evening hrs;
live in vic. Falls Church. 75c an
hr. JE 3-95OO. is
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ANYWHERE

2457-6l 18th ST. NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theaterl
Open Ewes, Mon. Thurs. and Fri.
BATH TUBS, new and used: basins,
toilets: a; lowest prices. BLOCK s.
l74H Lee HWY. IA. S-S700
BED, mahog.. dble., 4 poster. Boz
springs and mattress. Reas. Az
most new. Moving. Ju. S-425S
BEDROOM SUITE and complete
contents 6-room home, Including
furniture, rugs. Grapes. dishes, etc.
$7S5 cash. House open o am TO
3 pm, Wednesday and Thursday.
GAO 3lst st. NV No dealers.
BEDRM. SET, mahog.; dble. bed,
complete, spring, mattress; Sl75.
OIL: 4-346l after z pm. lie
BICYCLES--Boy's 20 in. S22: girls
90 in, ST., girls &c in, SIS.
Swing set, IS. OIL. 2-22O9.
BOILER, gas fired, Bryant 5w26; will
handle 450-ft. installed radiation,
used; good cond.; Sl35. Apply
j., L. BATEMAN & SON, 2604
Rhode Island ave. ne. no. 2-2200.
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JUNIOR
CLERK

Bright young girl 1919 yrs. Of
age for a permanent position in our
accounting dept Pleasant work;
possibilities OF advancement. Apply
Personnel Room 602: Open week
days. 5000 and Sat. 9-l2. Nc
phone calls.
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pINKSTON PERSONNEL
COUNSELING SERVICES
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. Room 215,
DI 7-4I5O

LAB ASSISTANT, young woman. age
20 to 30, to assist engineers in
taking data in laboratory Of chemi-
cal engineering firm in Alexandria
work consists of running laboratory
Instruments; laboratory experience
preferred: salary open. Call XXI g.
SHRh for amt -lS
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

immediate openings are
nov available in our circula-
lion department for persons
with pleasant telephone man.
ners with the confidence and
aoi.ty necessary to do tele-
phone saleswork The sales
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored to ut
YOUR requirements In many
cases.
II interested in steady and
enjoyable work, contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 204. between
8 am. and 8 pm.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SITS, MEN 8 WOMEN
sITUATIoNs--poMEsTIc

RESIDENT MANAGER, exper.. mid.
dle-aeed couple, refs. furnished
Tu. 2.O2e7 --l6
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. hand; electric,
new, used. sold. rented. repaired
CIRCLE, 74t 18th St. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER, 54-ton Mitchell
cost $50. sell 500. perfect eond.
DI T-7N0I lis
console models; ! ton Priced very
AIR CONDITIONER Seton Frigi-
daire. practically new. $3.50 or
best oder owner leaving town: Ii.
6-3474. liz
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YOUNG LADY

To be in charlie Of filing and au-
dit ONCE OF large local hotel. Ability
to type preferable, but not absolutely
necessary.
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SALESGIRL for bakery, excellent
salary for right girl; 5f2 day week:
hours. 10 to z. Store closed Sun
day afternoon and all day Mon
day. Call in person after II am.
SCHuPP'S BAKERY, 5542 Conn.
ave. NV. -l6
SALES GIRL, for Arlington store:
pleasant job in sales office; rapid
advancement. company benefits; $50
per wk. start, 6-day wk.; cow. hrs,
open at 10. Store at 1901 Wilson
blvd. (cor. Monroe ST., ia. 5-S4O5.
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TYPIsT, part time, for cPA ONCE, to
Type accounting reports: 81 so per
TYPISTS-RECEPTS.. S5O-S65 wk.;
PIX oper. -tvpist, $3.50 mo-: 81
other typist openings. See DOT
REED, Personnel, 1911 @ st. NV.
Ma. S-2116.
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DEMONSTRATORS

Women 25-35 to introduce new
food items. Demonstrations in the
homes and food markets. SO day, D.
day wk. Prefer weight not over
14Q lbs. No experience necessary.
Apply in person. CONTINENTAL
BAKING CO.. 230l Ga. ave. NV.
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SECRETARY

International travel organ
ization has position available
for young lady with nice per-
sonality. Excellent working
conditions. Many employee
benefits. conditioned Of
nee. ;}5-hour week. Salary.
$50 per week plus annual
bonus. See MR. HEDRICK.
ga 14th st. NV.
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GROWING BUSINESSES.
ARTHUR MURRAY has positions
omen for Young ladies with good
BACKGROUND, neat appearance. pleas
ing personality. You must enjoy
working with people of all ages
Your starting salary will be above
average, and you will have an idea
opportunity to increase your income
and become an executive. No expert
ence is necessary, hut q willingness
available in Washington. Arlington
Alexandria and Silver Spring. Com.
pany benefits include: Sick cay. paid
vacations. Apply in person. ARTHUR
MURRAY STUDIO. 1011 Conn. ave
NV. 70 pm. only.
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1101 PENNA. AVE. NV,

JUNIOR SECRETARIES (6), associa.
ton, Conn. ave. area air travel
passes. Excel. opportunity in fine
typing, 40 w.p.m. Open immed. To
$4,000.
Telephone generator tsame org. as
above), eXper. opposition board, . to
5:45, 3 days; ages to So. $50 week.
Many other excel. office positions TO
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X-RAY TECHNICIAN
Experienced; typing preferred: FOL
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full and part time. Washinaton' S
better restaurants. Apply WASHING
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Unusually Interesting
POSITION

OPEN FOR AN INTELLIGENT IN.
|DIVIDUAL WHO WANTS A FUTURE
IN ONE OF AMERICAS FASTEST
GROWING BUSINESSES.