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good plain cook; u day during wk.
and Sun. OF; other full-time help;
COW. to transp; exper. only, refs.
req. Call Re. 3-7654 between
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SECY.-EXEC.

YOUNG MAN desires permanent Sec
retarial position: preferably law
office. Box 79-K. Star. To-
YOUNG MAN, colored, 80 yrs. old,
mechanically inclined, would like
to learn some type Of serviciAg,
refrigerator, washing machine. etc
Has serviced small appliances. Now
working as bldg. maintenance man
LU. 2-6543 Sunday after / pm.
DESIRE part time. perm. steno.. or
tipping pos. Avail. after 9 pm. week
days and week ends. BOX 6S-K, Star.
Zoe
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SALES FUTURE
MEN OR WOMEN
SIT Per Week Salary
Plus Cash Commissions
49, n-.

And Bonuses
No Sales Exper. Necessary
Car Necessary
Complete Training Program
Earnings Of present sales
personnel $4,000 to $4,000
per year.
Permanent, dignified po-
sition with "Washington's
finest"
Any day except Wednes-
day, including Saturday and
Sunday, between 8 and 1880
am.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUgEs, IRE signs, apple pullefs,
sugar kettles. coffee mills. cast iron
ware, country ovens, Gov bells.
hitehinG posts. door knockers, sun
dials, foot fcraperS, Franklin atoyea.
stone crockn carpet beatefb
jerks Washington's Oldest HARD
ware and Stove Store Since 1895.
1z3 9TH ~ nv, Ma. e-0efe
ACCORDION. Cathedral. II. model,
40 oaeay used moas N perfeet
eond. o.. $3.50.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

DANCE for figure control. exercise
poise, grace, fun; classes for you
now forming. GROVER BoYDS-
TON STUDIO. 1866 Columbia I'd
NV, Adams 2-1101.
PIANO TEACHER. graduated with
gold medals; Vienna Conservatory,
gives lessons special, easy method
classic and popular music. Call be-
fore IL noon and after g pm.
CECILE DEBITA, ia. $4,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. native lady;
teacher; simple lessons; speaking
begins with LIST class. do. 1888.
WUNSCH, studio OF music, piano,
coaching voices. harmony, Jpm-
position, beginners and advanced.
Can De. 2-07bS or write l152 Co
HIGH SCHOOL at home. standard
text furnished, low monthly pay;
booklet Box So, BIadensburg Nd
or phone UN. also.
INQUIRE NOW, Ma. $3.50, new
classes starting in TIPPING short
VICE, finest positions, to Si25 wk,
Beg and quick rev. BOYD SCHOOL
Test. ~ yrs.l. cor. 18th and @ NV,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty euI-
ture; ali subjects taught; approved
for CT training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
LEGE. 1910 @ st. NV, DI. 7-1762
PIX. receptionist course (TYPING
FREE, 4 wks S35. All ages. Excep
positions. New classes forming. In
quire now, Ma, S-2340. BOYB
SCHOOL test. ~ yrs.), cor. 18th
and @ NV.
INQUIRE NOW, Ma. $3.50, CIVIL
SERVICE. PIX, RECEP., jr. acct.
acct. Shorthand. finest positions
New classes beg. and rev., BOYD
SCHOOL Test. 40 yrs.l, cor. 18th
and @ NV. INQUIRE
ENGLISH lessons in Conversation
TTiting, speed and personality
DU. 1-2234.
HOME TUTORING-Alg., geom., Lat,
FIR. Eng, SD, Ger, arith., read
elem. jr. h. sch. sub. UN. 4-19S3.
BARRIERS. wanting Florida license
have let US help them "a yrs. Let
US help you. FLORIDA BARBER
COLLEGE. Jacksonville. Fla.
NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE
Tipping. Shorthand, Speech. Filing
Psychology, Theology, Sociology. Eng.
hsh Blu. Law. 10th and NY. ave. n W
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slTUATIoNs-MEN

CLERK, bookkeeper
or assistant. Extensive experience,
dependable; best refs. Box eS-K,
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exper.; books started,
caught up. kept; taxes. CO. reports,
Local refs. Prompt. reas. DI.
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LADY, desires cashier
work, 3 years experience. Good re-
ferences. Call AID. 4-51S9. 10s
COLORED WOMAN, exper., reliable.
neat. desires part-time eve. work,
waitress. cook. cashier. RA. 3-9377.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-09

ACCOUNTANT, CPA, desires part
time position: excellent background.
Box lI-K Star.
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woMAN; .oioree; ts'. tysinF' slssn .
SssutS shoD. RsfS II 7-ao6e. .
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GENERAL HOUsEwORKER. take
care 81 2 small children; live m;
refs: $50 wk. OIL. 6-77S3.
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HOT sHoPPEs. INC.

f1O1 OI1JE 7 Ed, lNOs
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1341 9 ST. NV. RIM. 200
PERMANENT AND PLEASANT
WORK, no experience necessary
Car necessary. 50 per day plus
daily, 9 to 6. VALIANT q PARKS
ENTERPRISES, 517 18th st. NV.
PERSONS INTERESTED in nutri-
tions and foods. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Box S5-K. Star.
! WANT A WHITE COUPLE, no chill
dren, to keep my Virginia farm in
Haymarket. Wonderful opportunity
for the right party. Write Box
RETIRED MAN on WOMAN, II am.
to pm; help in clothing store.
1902 Columbia I'd. .a.w.
WANTED-MEN OR WOMEN. Put
your weekly earnings S26-S6O or
more, Also. tull-time openings in
Charles. st Mary's and Calvert
Counties. For information. write
RAWLEIGHS DEPT, pCH-I2-704.
COUPLE. part time. to assist in
management Of better-class rooming
living quarters for. two. JOHNSON
NE. S-24S5. evenings.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, white.
willing to learn IBM; some knowl-
edge helpful, but not necessary;
congenial people, pleasant working
cond.. 40-hr. wk. Apply in person,
AIRCRAFT OWNERS q PILOTS
ASSN. 4644 East-West hwy. Be-
thesda.
VARIOUS POSITIONS OPEN, skilled
and unskilled, colored and white.
RIM. 604. 91S F NV. ME. S-1577.
RELIABLE WHITE COUPLE to care
for small lodge hall; living quarters
available. Box 1901. Star.
COUPLE, colored. cook and chauffeur
houseman. live I'M. must be exper.
WORKING and living eond.; private
I'm. and bath; other help. Congress
sional Country Club area. Phone
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HELp-poMEsTIc Cont

COOKING HOUsEwORK. no iron
ing. No SUNDAYS; 4 am. til after
dinner: some baby sitting: days,
Sat. included. $50. Must have ref.
EN-. 2-6O39.
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SITS. MEN 8 WOMEN

MATURE WORKING COUPLE de-
baby sitting. German or tutoring.
tn 2-0505,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-05
Chicken, Songs, Speeches
To Mark Republican Rally
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

Whichever way it's sliced. 1t
will still be chicken menu
when Republicans turn out
Wednesday night for their an
nual Lincoln Birthday celebra-
ton in the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Chicken fare is as traditional
with the G. o. P. as the party's
1928 campaign slogan OF "A
Chicken in Every Pot"
Customarily, the District
rally precedes Lincoln's Birth
day of February IL in order
to ''kick of" a series of Ma
tion-wide Lincoln Day celebra-
lions. Senators and Repre-
sentatives attending the event
here leave Immediately to at
tend later rallies in their home
States.
Local Lincoln Day gatherings
have run, menu-wise from
the giant "buck-a box" fried
chicken suppers in Uline Arena,
through last years $l2.50-a-
head chicken supper served
from fine china in the May
flower Hotel. Chicken patties
win be the buffet feature Of this
years celebration, in addition
to songs. surprises. and short
speeches all for the price Of
one Lincoln bill. or S..
Sponsored by the District
League of Republican Wom-
en-, all the profits from next
Wednesdays doings are ear
marked exclusively for the
G. o. P.'s senatorial and con-
gressional campaign fund.
Fun and Frolic
Intention of the rally. Mrs.
William Burdick. league
president. discloses. is for the
entertainment of Republicans
who missed out on the recent
500 dinners. They're all in
vited to an informal evening
of fun and frolic including a
reception. brief speeches by
leading party officials and
during the buffet an enter
tainment program with r =
resentative Katharine st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-05

George as mistress Of cere-
monies.
Senators, Representatives.
cabinet members and other
high Government officials will
be there to join in the fun and
rub shoulders with their fellow
G. o. PIERS. President and
Mrs. Eisenhower are invited.
and hopes are high that they
will put In an appearance as in
past years when they dropped
by informally to greet the
guests and mingle with the
crowd. There Is strong belief
also that Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon will attend.
Speeches Limited
Among those appearing on
the program will be House
Minority Leader Joseph w.
Martin. jr.. the guest of honor;
Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son. Secretary of Labor Mitch
ell. United States Deputy At
torney General William Rog-
ers, Senator Barry Goldwater
and Representatives Richard
M. Simpson and Leslie c.
Arends. Their speeches, prior
to the serving of supper. will
be limited to from five to 10
minutes. Republican National
Chairman Leonard w. Hall
will be on hand to lead some
community singing,
Red. white and blue bunt-
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mittee on the Near East and
Africa, will report on her re-
cent trip to Africa. The pro-
gram was arranged by DR..
Mary E. Bradshaw. chairman
of the International Relations
Committee Of the Washington
branch, and is one Of a series
of meetings on African topics
sponsored by that committee.
Tea will be served from 4
to S pm. and Mrs. Bolton win
speak at 5 pm. Mrs. Laura
Lokke. branch president. win
welcome members and their
guests.
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Anniversary
Gift Tea
Planned

The Women of st. Johns
Episcopal Church and their
friends who are co-workers in
the Opportunity Shop will
have a Fifth Anniversary Gift
Tea from 3 to 5 O'Clock Friday
in the home Of Mrs. c. Bedell
Monro. 64l0 Shadow road.
Kenwood.
Each guest at the tea will
bring a gift for the Shop. 734l
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda.
The gifts will be on display
at the tea and after February
II will be on sale at the shop.
Income from the sale will go
to the charitable works of the
shop.
In previous years the tea
was called a White Elephant
Tea" but many Of the gifts
were exquisite and valuable,
as well as useful, so the term
became a misnomer.
Mrs. Murray Jones is the
chairman of the tea and Mrs.
Thomas Semple, the first OPP
portunity Shop chairman, will
be co-chairman.
Assisting will be Mrs. Arthur
Jewell, Mrs. Hedley Libbey.
Mrs. Joseph Melton, all past
chairmen, and Mrs. M. Everett
Parkinson. the present chair
man.
Among the guests will be
Mrs. Robert Briscoe, Mrs. Har-
old Burton, Mrs. Robert Mar
shall Eaves. Mrs. Robert v.
Garner, Mrs. A. S. Herlong.
IT,, Mrs. George Humphrey,
Mrs. Douglas Mckay and Mrs.
Stella Werner.
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STATE SOCIETIES
Minnesota Looking
For Eligible Princess

tine event at $50. Dancing to
the music Of the McWilliams
Orchestra begins at 10 o'clock.
As usual at New York
events, servicemen In uniform
are admitted free.
The North Carolina State
Society viii hold its annual
congressional reception from
4 to 6 o'clock this afternoon in
the OAR Chapter House. 1882
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
The Mississippi and Colorado
State Societies honored their
Congressman this week. Mis-
sissippi held It's annual con.
gressional ball in the Contin-
entail Room of the Sheraton
Park Hotel last night. Colo
RADIO held an informal recep-
ton In the willard Hotel Fri
day.
Coming events:
The Oregon State Society in
vites all home Skaters to Its
annual anniversary dinner at
$50 pm. Saturday In the Ter
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race Room Of the Washington
National Airport. Call Mr.. WI.
liam Berg for reservations.
The California Society viii
elect and install new officers
at q cocktail party and dinner
dance In the National Press
Club auditorium on Friday,
February II.
Retiring president. Repre-
sentative Clair Engle, says res
ervations can be made by call
ing Miss Betty Lewis In the
Office Of Representative Lips
comb Of California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-05
STATE SOCIETIES
By CHRISTIE RINEHART

Wanted: A Minnesota Prin-
cess.
II you're single. between the
ages of Is and rs. and from
Minnesota Cor your parents
are), you are eligible to apply
for the honor. Glen Peterson
or Bernie Somers are taking
applications for the Princess
title.
The winner will be crowned
at the State Society's Cherry
Blossom Dance in the James
Madison Room Of the Madison
Arms. 1920 q street NV. next
Saturday. Dancing Is from
$3.50 to / am.
4 i 4 4
The New York State Society
invites all Empire Staters to
bring their valentines to the
society's dance this Saturday
from $50 to / am. in the
West Ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel.
A motion picture and recep-
ton will lead of the Valen-
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ing draped from tables and
balconies in the ballroom will
set the color motif. Honey
combed tissue paper Liberty"
bells in the same colors will
decorate tables and hang from
strategic spots.
Strolling Minstrel
A strolling minstrel will pa
rade through the promenade
where junior hostesSes from
the District Young Republic
cans will steer guests to the
receiving line in the nearby
Chinese room.
Secretaries and administra-
tive assistants on Capitol Hill
have joined up with league
members m aiming ticket
booths in the Senate and House
ONCE Buildings. handling the
myriad details involved, and
getting out invitations for the
event.
All Republican members Of
Congress. Senators and Repre-
sentatives. all Cabinet mem
bers and other Government Of
flcials have been invited as
well as the public.
"A real bargain" Mrs. Bur-
dick describes the rally, land
q chance for everyone to come
to the aid Of the Party"
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OPEN HOUSE
FOR VOLUNTEERS

Republican Women League
headquarters. 208 First street
Sc. is holding open house"
from noon to s pm. tomor-
row and Tuesday for volun-
teers to aid in winding up
details for the Lincoln rally.
Refreshments are being
served.
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| Auditory to Hold
Position Show

The Women's Auxiliary Of
the National Lutheran Home
for the Aged, Eighteenth and
Douglas street NV. viii hold
q luncheon and spring fash
ion show at the Home on
Thursday ct IL noon. The
proceeds win 60 into the fund
for the three solariums which
the auxiliary has provided for
the use Of the infrmary pa
tients.
DR.. Raymond Lang Is the
Pastor-Superintendent Of the
Home (which has q capacity OF
$50 guests.
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Meeting Wednesday,

Judging and selections of ex-
hibits Of Arts and Crafts to 60
to Maryland State Convention
of Federated Women's Clubs
will be the project on Wednes-
day at the meeting Of the
American Home and Art APP
probation Sections Of the
Silver Spring Womans Club.
The meeting win be held at
Jesup Blair Community House
at 1890 pm. All members are
invited TO bring their projects
to this meeting. ~
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Representative
To Speak at Tea

Representative Frances p.
Bolton of Ohio will be the
honor guest and speaker at a
tea given by the Washington
branch, American Association
of University Women this
afternoon from 4 to 6 pm. at
1884 I street NV.
Mrs. Bolton. who is chair
man of the House Subcom-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-01-27
St. Petersburg, Florida

grams: he meets with non-Jews
and is the official representative
Of the Jewish community. The
communities served contribute to-
wards the rabbits salary and the
North Carolina Association of
Jewish Men supplements those
amounts 10 enable all expenses
TO be met.
Since few of these smaller COM
munities have adequate meeting
facilities, the Association has pur-
chased a % foot bus, in which it
has installed an ark, bookshelves
and study room, carpets, draper
les, special lighting and heat. The
rabbi carries wit h him prayer
books and audio-visual aids and
is thus able to carry on an excel
lent religious and educational pro-
gram. The bus serves as syna-
gogue, classroom and library.
The experiment has already
proven to be a definite success.
The people served are enthusi-
astic and thrilled. grateful for the
opportunity TO live as Jews and TO
learn about Judaism.
Indeed, Mr.. Blumenthal and the
association are now contemplating
a second circuit to encompass
areas not served at present. This
will be discussed at the forthcom-
ing annual meeting.
North Carolina Association
of Rabbits
All the rabbis of North Carolina,
plus few from the neighboring
State of Virginia, are organized to
discuss educational matters, to
study jointly and to find solutions
to their common problems. They
CONTINUED on Page 81
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North Carolina: The State Where
Jews Are Organized

by a full-time rabbi. Mr.. Blumen-
thai and his followers concluded
that one spiritual leader could
serve several of these commune
Ties. There was the problem Of fl
nances. but this project was
deemed the responsibility Of the
entire state. Mr.. Blumenthal
travelled from one city to another
to explain the idea of a circuit
rabbi and to arouse the interest Of
all Jews. He succeeded. In Sep
TENDER Of 1854. the experiment
was launched with Rabbi Harold
Freedman as the first rabbi Of
the circuit. This past year. he has
served ten towns. each of which
he visits at least once every two
weeks. The rabbi teaches the
children in the afternoon and the
adults in the evenings: he con-
ducts services and arranges pro-
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lCon4inued from Page 81
They did join the women in spon-
soring, the North Carolina Asso-
citation of Jewish Youth.
However, in 1853. when Mr.. I.
D. Blumenthal became president.
the association took form and
launched a most ambitious pro-
ject. Realizing that there were
several small communities which
needed guidance and leadership.
but were too small to be served
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MEN. to take orders. for Life
and Golfers; 8 orders per day pays
500 per week. Chance to travel
See Mr.. MURRAY, s to IL ana,
Room 402. 1908 @ st. NV. %
HIGH EARNINGs-Pleasa work.
new Earn While You Learn train
ing program. Apply JACK q JILL
ICE CREAM CO.. .1419 L ct. Sc.
] to pm. everyday.
RETAIL CLOTHING statesmen,
with made-to-measure experience.
Excellent opportunity. Contact Mr..
Stein. JOSEPH A. WILMER CO.,
! sol 14th st. NV. Ill
I NEED A YOUNG MAN, prefer
colored. to work with and for me In
my real estate business. Wages are
low. at FIRST. but there are guaran-
teed wage increases - the youns
man learns the business. can guar
sntss the right II,.S'. ,,.,, ,tsaa ss,
this is genuine opportunity.
Applicant must have either full.
filled his military service or be draft
Applicant must be high school
guraduate, strong, intellieent. I'M
married age IS to 2S, clean in per-
son and habits. live in, and an abso-
lutte nondrinker.
pendsbie worker and give qualified
recommendation and proof Of an
unblemished moral history.
II YOU are qualified and are in
terested please come In person "a
my ONCE, 2610 Garfield street NV.
for an interview. from & am. until
8 pm, Saturday, March 10. LU-
Their L. MILLER. 3.
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CLERK

For dry cleaning and laundry store
Highest rate of pay available WITH
excellent chance for advancement
Experience preferred. but not essen
323 Carroll st. NV. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

SECRETARY: downtown insurance
Office. salary depends okaualifica-
tons. Call for interview. 9-0550,
day or evening
ASSOCIATED EMPLOYMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HELP-WoMEN
MORTGAGE LOAN TR

MORTGAGE LOAN TRAINEE-Im.
mediate. permanent position open
in sroWing well-eStablished firm fol-
accurate typist with accounting OF
Bookkeeping background; hospital
ization. insurance. retirement bene-
fits; 35-hour week Phone Clyde
Boden OF FREDERICK w. BERENS,
INC. Ma. S-5000.
NURSE with tipping experience. or
medical secretary for dr.''s ONCE,
18th and / SITS, NV: 5i7 days;
salary open. RIA. 6-5439. 10
NURSES, registered: general duty
all shifts So bed general hospital
for vacation period. June Is thru
September Is. Ideal summer ell
plus full maintenance Apply Mon
tieello Hospital. Monticello, New
York p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
.ORTSWEAR

saIe for sportsWear and dress
departrns. Top earnings with ex-
ceilent Mixing conditions. Apply
Mr.: ~ 4th floor. BOND
CLOlHR 335 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

sEAMsTREt : Experienced. To
YORK II cleaning store. Can
sEAMSTREss white: alterations
and count4ork. in small dry
sEAMsTREsS experienced only on
slip covers, u TU. 2-5s1a or "a.
sR Ro1tsTi h,t.; Ornament
hours. any tie between 81 pm
wis., VIC Florida o,N1av N Capitol r. AREA
status Box 4sH4, Star. -
SECRETARY. PIT TINE. to sales
town atr-cond lsuite; shorthand.
tipping. knowledA bookkeepins REQ:
Start S1.75 ntA hr. Ma. $3.50
SECRETARY &c knv.edee of short
hand hand pleasant ant. .ons s9nd ~ Pc
TRIO SUPPLY ca, ,S051 18th ST.,
Silver Spring. IS
SECRETARY, permln@t position at
Natl. Airport; 5-iay week; airline
sssa5. Phone Ex 5-7$6. IS
SECRETARY for insurtnce execu-
tive tive; age 3o,4t; sI msTsed .;nn 5vda y
person. 932 B,nifant. ST.. SILVER
Spring .
SECRETARY-Conn. ave. leading
national electrenics manufacturer,
desires alert girl. small Office: pleas
ant working conditions; 40-hr.
week: employee benefits. Call MA,
S-54l5. Initiative Recognized.
leeal. one o. two best
positions among 10 secretaries. in
modern downtown law ofsee. 5l2-
day week but worth 1t. Cal 4 to
pm. MA. S-1ISS. ia
observation-disclosures optaine in
established law firm, for expe 1enceS
legal secretary under 40. s'ectp
typewriter experience esSt4tl,
37l2-hr, week air-con6oIstH6ff once.
salary open. DI. 7-610 %
SECRETARY; downtown insurance
office; salary depends okoualifica-
lions. Call for interview. 9-0550,
day or evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
PART TIME
EVENING WORK
noa -rE rN - M
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN

To train for high paying. inter-
esting career with well-estab lished
firm. Excellent opportunities for ad-
vancement. Car necessary. Apply IN
PM THE SEQ CO. 6i7 sligo
ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
SECRETARY

Good typist who can take short
hand at reasonable speed. pleasant
telephone manner Permanent posi-
ton In our circulation dept: 6-day.
40-hr. week. Apply Personnel Room
9-12. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
HElP-WoMEN
CJERK-TYPTST
CIERK-TYPIST

Ideal job for someone interested
| in working for automobile DEALER
ship. Located in Falls Church, Va.
area JE 2-II77. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
YOUNG MAN

Expanding national chain OF
dance studios requires interviewers
and supervisors; S75 to 800. Apply
Friday, 10 am. to 8 pm, DALES,
1888 New York ave. NV.
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Pleasant position available In
claim department of large insurance
company No experience necessary.
MR.. EAST. $50 Woodward Bldg.
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SALESLADIES
Permanent positions for 2
women under As years of
age. Openings available in
Do-nut shop and housewares
departments Experie nee
helpful but not essential.
4O-hour, 5-day week. Excel
lent company benefits If you
qualify.
SEARS, ROEBUCK g. co.
4hnn WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
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HELP-WoMEN

Rockville Drive-In The
CLERICAL, GENERAL = Good at
figures, no tipping; to 3S: sal:
open COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT
SERV., 1341 G st.. Suite 224.
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NURSE

DOCTORS OFFICE, experienced;
must be able to do ADEQUATE typ
ing; 5l2-day week: permanent. Sal
airy open and depending upon exper.
and ability Reply in own hand
writing. Box 34-R. Star. Ill