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The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
COURT BACKS NUNS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
m. Y. Tribvnel

FRANKFORT, KY. Feb. 10 tAP)-The Court Of Appeals
ruled today Roman Catholic sisters teach In Ken
vey public schools long they do not inject religious
views into their casswork.
The ruling vphoIds legality Of sshiyfovr Catholic sis.
ers Teaching while wearing denominstiona habits in pub
lie schools Of six counties located south Of Louisville.
The Rev. j. C. Rawlings retired Methodist minister Of
Bradodsve had brought the law suit oet 49, 1885, seek
ing TO have the sisters teaching declared unconstitutional
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Michigan Couple Asks


GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
HOW PATHETIC SINCE NY CHOSEN HEALERs,
AUTHORIZED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRAcTTioNERsl-
ARE RELATIVELY EASILY REACHED ALL OVER
THE CIVILIZED WORLD. AND THE CURES THEY
EFFECT ARE DiwNElY SCIENTIFIC. cHRIsTLIKE.
AND sPsRITUALl
THE CURES or LoURoEs ARE NOT TO BE
ptsPssEp. MORE POWER TO THEMl-BUT THEY
ARE NOT BASED ON AN INTELLIGENT
pIVNElY SCIENTIFIC, SPIRITUAL UNDERSTAND
ING or THE CHRIST, TRUTH. WHICH JESUS SAID
MAKES FREE" AND MAKES PRACTICABLE HIS
INJUNCTION: my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL YE Do"-BUT. "1F YE LOVE NE, KEEP NY
COMMANDMENTS
MICHIGAN COUPLE ASK MIRACLE
PRAYERS co WITH PAIR IN TRIP
TO LoURDEs FOR BABYs LIFE
By BOYD SIMMONS Detroit kews)
Today Is Jerome Deoriss 18th birthday and hs Esesn.
aba woodseler Is spending in Paris with his wife and
ssvsnmonfh-old daughter. Susan, seeking miracle that
will save the ehiId's life.
On Saturday the fsmiys search for divine Intervention
In the bsbs inevrabIs muscular illness will take them TO
fhs worId.famous Catholic shrine sf lovrdes.
Already Deoris has received letters from ell over the
Upper Pennsvs and other parts Of the country pIedsns
the prayers Of $4,000 persons Join theirs Saturday after
noon when they kneeI al the shrine.
PAUSED HERE
The Deiorias spent as minutes at the Willow Run Air
port visiting with Detroit relatives yesterday during
stopover their long trip from their northern Michigan
home 10 France.
They were travelling At odd hours 70 money.
Mrs. DeIora held Susan. a dsrk-eyed, chubby young
sier who appeared the picture Of health.
The child was wearing yellow snowsuif and wrapped
In white blanket She svrsIsd happily and continuously
There was nothing about The DeIorss 10 indicate fhe
tragedy that somehow found its way the small plot Of
land on the outskirts Of Esesnabs where they live.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
=" 'Hood|umism as a Way Of Life
GOD TO THE cIo:

GOD TO THE cIo:
Ny Christ Science Messiah discipline. THINKING. and
prayers IMPERATIVE.
(cheago Tribvns)
The Kohsr company compelled 10 Withdraw
number Of smpoys bowling teams from civic tournament
in Shsboygsn, Wis., because the members subjected
abuse physical attacks and threats Of death by union
soons striking against ths company.
The company explained fhsf no other course was
possible so long this city fosratss hoodvmism way
Of life That puts the issue squsrsy TO hs people Of She
boygsn There lndesfons that ths community beecm
ing Increasingly disguised at hs smssrins Of iis
project that only harm every resident Of ths city
The KohIer strike was lost many months ago. II has
been prolonged only because Walter Revhsr president
the striking United Auto Workers. treats lis continuance
matter Of personal prestige Coon bosses assigned
shsboygsn from The Detroit headquarters Of ihe union have
insiissfsd unrsmitins campaign Of Iswess violence
against fhs company and It's working employees.
II must TO many Of fhs employees still on strike
that Revher Is using them estspaws The issue which
the strike has been prolonged doesn't them
any additional pay Rsvthsr keeping them the picket
line in effort TO force hs company TO make lis employees
Join hs union and pay him dues whether they want
nof
No amount Of state and federal Intervention do
Of law enforcement by local authorities shsboyssn has
much good In situation like this policy
lis hands the Of retrieving IFS reputation The
Is 70 send every person caught In Of violence
aiI for good long term.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Polio Deaths at Record Low"
Detroit Timss)

Though Defrofs death rate for 1855 higher in the
cancer and heart disease brackets than In 1884 hit
aIl.ne low for poomyelifis.
Health Commissioner Dr. Joseph G. MoInsr said figures
compiled by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. showed
the efys estimated death rate 8.s per ZOO persons
compared TO the national average Of 80 per 1000.
The death rate the highest since 1896. however.
when the city recorded nine deaths per 900 population.
Polio deaths dropped from La per 100000 in 1854
10 OIL last year. Heart disease claimed 3339 per 100000
year compared 3024 In 1854 and accounted
for l59 per 100000 as compared TO l4I4 In 1854.
Dr. Moner said the higher death rate is due in part 70
greater number Of persons reaching old age Deaths from
tuberculosis measles and fatal accidents fewer while
dphihers claimed life, the the previous year.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18

CHURCH, SUNDAY scHooL-H sny-sENsuous
EDUCATION. CULTURE.
WITHOUT MY Gods SECOND COMING or THE
CHRIST" m MY CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPLEs!-
NO LIBERATION FROM ORIGINAL AND Accumu-
LATED SIN IS POSSIBLE. AND, THE WAGES OF
SIN IS DEATHT
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18
Lausehe Bars Troops in Ohio
Strike Battle
tchiesgo Tribvns)
700 cooNs STAGE HouR-LoNc RIOT

700 cooNs STAGE HouR-LoNc RIOT
LIMA, O., Feb. Aspseisl-cov. Frank j. lsvsehs today
refused 10 send Ohio national svsrdsmsn here to qvs
strike violence at the Westinghouse Electric corporation
psn despite an hovrons riot In which 700 union
oyerwhemsd Lima law enforcement authorities.
The rioters routed approximately 30 city and Allen
county officers. nssrsny violated court injunction for
bidding them block entry TO fhs plant and engaged In
an orgy Of destruction. Several persons were injured.
II was the high point Of tide OF violence that has
risen steadily here since The Westinghouse strike was
begun by the international Union OF Electrical Workers last
oef H.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18

To the Editor;
There IL a man in all our daily lives, most often
forgotten but always entrusted with personal pr
vate, and sometimes priceIesS possessions, our mail
comes rain or shine, great convenience.
He's proud of the many services he performs for
us each day, a.. good detective at times gettns
that poorly addressed mail somehow into the right
Grateful Citizen,
USA
The Detroit tribune., 1956-02-18

HEBREW MANAGER OF RoTHscHlLD STORE
DIES 20 YEARS PREMATURELY-
OWING TO INVOLUNTARY MENTAL AssASslNA-
TIoN or CHRIST VOID, ANTI-cHRlsT, JUDAS
JUDAISM AND THE DEVILS MATERlA MEDIcA-
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY BEING SATURATED WITH
CHRIST RESISTING ANIMAL MAGNETISM
Morris Federmsn, AZ. "ded in American Hos
pitaT -. lcheago Tribvne)
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-26
Catholic Ladies Sponsor Auction and Rummage Sale Thursday Evening

The Ladies of the St. Joseph's Church have announced an auc- ton and rummage sale for Thurs day evening at the Pioneer Hall.
 They report they have collected a wide assortment of worthwhile items of clothing, household ap- pliances, blankets, linens, and many other items too numerous to mention.
 Proceeds from sale and auction will be used to help provide some of the needs of the local church.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-26
Open Meeting Thursday Will Make Plans for
 Xmas Tree Celebration

There will be an open meeting at the City Hall Thursday at 7:3O pm. to make plans for the annual Community Christmas Tree cele- bration.
 All interested in assisting in this traditional event, which sponsors the community Christ mas tree, stockings for the chil- dren and baskets for the needy, are asked to attend the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

sTENO SECRETARY for 2 lawyers.
3o3hr; week; under 80; $50. ST.
sTENo..TYPIsT WASHINGTON
BOARD OF TRADE, 1916 K st.
NV. Start S3.l20 per year. Call
MR.. COLWEI.L. ST. 3-3535. --l2
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. expert
enced: must be able 10 type; apply
92S New Jersey ave. NV. COLUM-
BIA PICTURES CORP
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR--Relief
switchboard and clerical work; ex-
perienced. preferred; handicapped
Apply GOODWILL INDUSTRIES.
to IL noon. Monday through
rEACliRRs twhite,-Many vaean.
TSACHERs AGENCY, bio N. Charles
st BALTIC. Nd Mulberry h-6s5nl
TEACHER. wanted as partner in
established modern nursery, near
by Virginia. HA. 2-3466.
TEACHERS, white. immed. positions
In vocal music, math., psychology
(certiflable public SCHOOL, and ele-
mentary grades. ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY, 1871 @ st. NV
TELEPH0NE OPERATOR. with typ
ing ability, to assist with general
office work; good opportunity for
Advancement; employe benefits, APP
ply once. KoPY KAT. 713 H st.
TELEPHONE sEcRETARIAL OPER-
ATOR for all-night shift, 3 nights
per week: experience desirable but
not required. Call DI. 7-2S0l. liz
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HELP-woMEN

YOUNG WOMEN, white; day or
evening telephone solicitation work
from our ONCE; 81 per hr. 70 start,
Call .DI. 7-9l57 bet. 10 and 1
o'clock.
INcoME-shov friends
lovely handkerchiefs; easy sales.
repeats; experience unnecessary;
liberal percentage; no-riSk offeL;
e so nse, 6SppSRT ,Igason. NsCHMD
WOMAN, for com.
mlral; must be able to handle
wheelchair and drive car; live in,
as ont Of the family, own room
and bath. Write Box 115-H, Star.
stating age and salary. -12
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you by US. Just
show Fashion FrockS to friends. No
investment. canVaSsing. or expert
ence necessary. FASHION FROCKS,
Dept. U-6521. Cincinnati, Ohio.
BETHESDA SECY, 5 da., S75 wk.;
temp. stenog.. 81 so .hr., 3-4 mo;
seey., o mo, SIS VIZ. Hundreds
openings Visit first, BOYD'S, cor.
18th and O lover Howards).
Al SECRETARY. $3.50 up. young.
fast, accurate. oppor.; legal stenog..
$50 wk.; real estate stenoe,, some
bkpg., S325 up. SUSIE YOUNG,
at Personnel 1911 @ st. tsT.
II f-I Yo1 WANT to earn money fast.
81 isns y oT ns rREE sfSR kErdaHH
a pair. AMERICAN MILLS, Dept.
997, Indianapolis, Ind.
SALES HELP, to assist US at Home
show. Evenings. SATURDAYS and
Sundays. February Is through Feb
ruary 2S strsiSh t.,, salary 3 Can i'm in
s S5TiSSii IS SUPPLY Co. kitchen
Center, 300 North Washington
KITTY LEE NEEDS 5 LADIES to
train as beauty advisors. no deliv-
cries or collections; weekly pay
Phone OF. 4-si42.
RUN a spare-time erecting card and
gift shop at home: show friends
samples Of our new 1855 ALL
Occasion Greeting Cards and Gifts.
Take their orders and earn up to
1000 pTSt ro NJ experience II nee r w1is.
todav for Samples on approval.
REGAL GREETINGS. Dept. 81.
Ferndale. Mich.
CLUB WOMEN do glamour talks and
earn your club contribution IN sefV.
icing your club with AVON good
grooming cosmetics, and gifts:
EARNINGS average $50 per mo. Call
MRS. DYKES. DI. 7-0221. Ia
HOUSEWIvES-Free gifts to your
friends, games and prizes; have
plastic party or become our
demonstrator and book parties;
average earnings, SO hr. MRS.
FREY. 10 2-5060, no. 2-1044,
Coon TYPIST for secretarial work
with educational organization; en-
ploye benefits; 5-day TX: new. air
conditioned Office Phone AID. a.
$3.50, Ext. go for interview. Mon.
FULL OR PART TIME Of Mar
shall Fields family-owned enter
prises will appoint 3 refined WON.
en- for work In ID. C.. Nd. and va.
Guaranteed income for women Sc
lected. We are interested in atti:
tudes. more than ATTITUDES. Full
and complete details as well as your
qualifications will be discussed in
personal interview in our Washing.
ton office. For appt. call AP.
wORI1 BOOK ENcY. needs woman
in Bach School district for special
work OF national Importance. Full
nv part.time I'm A.5HNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
WAITRESS
MATTRESSES
I,ADIES-WHITE

LADY. with sportswear experience.
In dept. store specially shop; con-
templatinR setting UP new dept;
NATIONAL UNIFORM CO.. 200l X
st. NV. Ma. S-0330. 10
WOMAN, white. mature, for man
agement OF guest house and cook
ing live in; $3.50 mo. to star
AID. 4-7943. liz
WOMAN, white; experienced In hand
sewing bedspreads; to work In shop
Call AID. 2-34l3. --l3
WOMEN - Start your own cosmetic
business, guaranteed quality, hign
profits: no delivering or canvassing
car nee. Call 10. 4-OO24 quickly.
WOMEN (2). as supervisors in sales
field. Car preferred. but will fur
riSh transportation. interviews
bet. Q and g Mon, Feb. ID only.
Room 227 GEORGE MASON HO-
TEL Alexandria, liz
WOMEN who can sew, make big
comm. In q week spare time with
nationally known manufacturer,
Introduce famous dress line. Every
thing free. HARTFORD. Dept. RA-
236, Cincinnati 25, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are now
available in our circulation
department Tor persons with
pleasant telephone manners.
with the confidence and abil-
ity necessary to do teiephone
salesWork The sales COM
mission il liberal and the
hours car be tailoved to ut
your requirements in many
cases.
II interested In steddy and
enjoyable work. contact Mr.
Harvey. Room 2O4. between
am and D pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
HELP-WoAaEN
SaleSwonen. Colored

women axe Is to Is 70 tsts care oi
our eolored CUSTOMERS. Refs. re-
st. NV. Suite 626. See manager.
SEAMsTRESs. exper. with ability
to sell. for ladies' sportsWear shop;
apply sARu, 26lS Conn ave. NV,
sRAMsTREss, experie need. for
ladies ready-to-wear, with knowl.
edge Of hitting; Only experienced
e ssPlyr lsSS Conn . ave NV
perienced commercial machine op-
able: top wages. excellent fringe
benefits. For appointment call OF.
sEC asEfi you hay. PERSONAL
fly and initiative and can trans
scribe your shorthand. why not
apply for an interesting secretarial
hpply Viz 1919 ST. sate I'll a S.ta as
sECRETARY for consulting enei-
neer's ONCE; fast tipping and knowl-
edge of general once procedure
essential; shorthand not required;
IS 51dsy week. TX. 3-6655 Ia
position with old. established firm;
Car Mr.. RAY. DI. 7-5O27 weekdays
sEc n Il cpA once. re.
quires the services Of 4 com
petent experienced secretary. APP
plicant should have knowledge Of
general once procedures. This
position offers opportunity for ad;;
lssponaS.y IN s SEsa 'a issr, apG
excess Of 81 900 per annum. Call
Ma. $4,000 for appointment, --12
SECRETARY to partner IN law firm
congenial associates: IBM electric
typewriter; starting salary. $500
Call RE. 7-7643. --13
SECRETARY. Ase 2O-4O. Diversified
duties, limited shorthand. speed moi
important. Central location. A lead
field 5 day. $40 to SIS, dependins
on person. No. Reg. Fee. MANAGE.
MFET CONSULTANTS INC, Suite
900, 1906 @ st. NV.
SECRETARY, for permanent position
with well established Law ONCE:
conveniently located and havinl
interesting practice. Prefer COM
potent stenographer with legal ex-
perience and ability TO handle
billings Starting salary open, With.
in $500 range and opportunity fol
advancement. Available about Mar
!. State educational qualifications
once background and references
Box 55-J, Star.
SECRETARY 70 MANAGER Of life
insurance company; personabls
young woman. 2l-35; neat, &C.
experience C. desirable. 5-dsS week
$50; starting salary, $500 q mo
See Mr.. o'DoNNELL, 307 Rims
Bld9.. ME- s-4360. Ia
SECRETARY. experienced. soot
shorthand and tipping: private or
kanization. near Library Of Con
Rress; SO per vk. start For ap.
pointment.- call Ii. 7-1303. II:
suiting nrm in Alexandria desirei
an alert and personable girl under
IS as secretary and assistant u
eround desirable. Excellent %.
portunity; 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Sal.
sry open; Call XII. 9-s7eS for ap'
sRRec;RRsiTffaTRsY.srESocRApnER.lfi Law
ceptabIe; 5-day week; vacation
with pay. Starting salary, $500
SECRETARY. small once, whole.
sale arm; under IS: must be neat
and accurate: excellent workins
conditions: 5-day week: vic. Peace
Cross. Call AP. 7-4137, Mr.
SECRETARIES. Age 1910, s day
Aeronautical. Ss7. Professional. $40
Engineering, $40. Public Relations
S7S. Petroleum. SIS. Mfgr's Repr.
$40. Legal. $50. Consultants. &75
Hotel, SIS. Publishing. s75. Trade
Assoc. so. Sales MRr.. $40
Broadcasting. ST5. Others. S8I n
SIS. No Reg Fee. MANAGEMENT
CONSuLTANTS INC. Suite 800
1909 O st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
HELP-WoMEN

SOLICITATION HILL
To as. Good skills. Immsd. $4,000
eecy. ynR., lower Conn. ave-, $4,000
JOBS. INC.
1910 L st. NV. RE. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
HELP-WoMEN

NURSE, white. 23-46; live in or out;
for private hospital. References.
NURSE, reg, day work, S225; clerk
typist. $50. GRACE DUNN. 1911
NURSE SECRETARY for doctors
ONCE, must be efiieient and q good
| typist: age IS to IS; salary open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

SILK flNlSHER, experienced, steady
work. RIA. 6-0447. 5422 LIST pl.
sTTiEHNoGRAPHER, real estate ONCE.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. l4l7 < st.
sTENOGRAPHER, young, for insur-
ance company; no experience need
ed as we prefer to train; accuracy
important: 35-hour week. MR..
FLETCHER, Ma. s-O155. -l3
dept. at Young & Simon: pleasant
vancement. L. Il. STRASBuRGER,
$40 Woodward Bldg. DI. 7-5lS0.
sTENoGRAPHER. Q to s. 5-day
week. Call ME-. .S-5S29 on Tues
morning for appointment. -12
STEN0GRAPHER (white), expert.
eneed; 5-day week. air-conditioned
STENhGRAPHER, law ofices; good
convenient downtown location, air.
conditioned ofi1ces: 5-day week.
MA. S-46T4. weekdays.
STENOGRAPHER- GENERAL CLERK
New aforementioned building, CEN
traliy located, excellent hours, o.
gay sa week good sals acs opD9Etun,ty
uNo
Bldg. 1912 18th st. NV. DI. q
1856 Mr.. YOUMANS. lis
STENOGRAPHER or typist, part
time. few ewes. week, by writer
slow dictation. Box 326-H. Star,
SIENOGRAPHERS, experienced
Why be satisfied with dull routinesP
Varied temp. day Jobs in top-notch
Offices. ST. 3-1q72. Ia
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day week S:3o
to b; pleasant working conditions:
starting salary. $3.50 mo. $685. v
st. ne, LA. 6-7500.
STENOGRAPHER, ,Roung lady. fol
permanent position with established
organization: 40-hr. week: air-con.
ditioned once; pleasant workinr
conditions: company benefits. Call
MISS MCKEE. HU. $4,000 for ap-
pointment. 10
STENOGRAPHER - Catholic young
woman fer national organization
Call RE, 1858, Ext, PA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
r st. at eth NV.
SECRETARY ASSISTANT
College graduate; smart
appearance and pleasant
telephone manner in public
relations office with fine
clientele. Rapid shorthand,
accurate tipping and simple
bookkeeping necessary. Able
to make independent deci-
sions, talk to clients on oc-
casion and write reasonably
well. Salary, $500 annually
to start. Give full story in
one letter. Box 65-J, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
RESTAURANT
ASSISTANT MGR.

FcutOh Ct. ahu niioNOAaI 80
SALES CLERK. white. age 2l-30:
ability to manage retail store;
typist; very good salary. Ii; 4
sHIESGIRLS, exper. unnecessary.
for full or part time work. Apply
KOPY KAT, 713 H st. ne.
Card City. 1927 @ st. NV. Mr.. 18th
sAEEsLADY, to sell dresses and
coats. 5-day week. permanent po-
sition, good salary and commission
Apply H. ABRAMSoN CO., ia32
sAIESLADY-silver Spring; coats,
suits and dresses. Attractive. pleas
ant: permanent position. JOSEPH
r. HARRIS CO., 902 Ellsworth
dr.. silver 6prinR.
SAIESLADY. jewelry store, perm
pos; excel. opportunity with ~
ture Must have neat appearance
selling exper necessary: good sal
AIRY. ROOT JEWELLERS. 1874 VIII
son blvd, Arl., ia. 2-4SS1. IA
SAIESLADIES. ready to wear tor
high-grade clientele; exper. essen
tiai, excel. opportunity. steady po-
sition; $50 per wk. Appdy 1Ols
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new ladies
ready to wear store needs exper.
saleslady to assist in buying and
managing store. Must be thor.
oughly exper.; excel. oppor. and
future; salary open. RA. 3-II0l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
hELp-woMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Law ONCE. near statler Hotel: 6-day
Legal experience not essential. Salary
open. Under % preferred. Elk. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

SECRETARY
Typing and shorthand: must be
willing TO assume responsibility; no
expensive previous experience re.
CURED: varied duties. Room 213.
sI5 nth st. NV. ST. 3-2542. liz
SECRETARY
North Arlington, long established,
active real estate firm: unusually
pleasant surroundings: free parking.
good bus service. 35-hour. 6-day
an $3.50: salary. $50. increased In
80 days, must have knowledge sim
pie bookkeeping and Stenography.
also good telephone voice. Tele-
phone REID, IA. S-l2b2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
NURSE
(InduStrial)

Medical department OF local pub
fishing organization has immediate.
permanent opening for qualified
nurse. age 35-45; 5-day, 372-hr.
week. Many company benefits. Pre-
fer someone with experience in doc
tors once and ability to do routine
lab. work. Elk 3-0336.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12
SHOE
SALESLADIES


OPENING FOR WOMEN
TO SELL SHOES IN
OUR F ST. OR CHEVY
CHASE STORES. SHOE
SELLING EXPERIENCE
DESIRED. EMPLOYEES
SURGICAL, HOSPITAL
OTHER BENEFITS.
APPLY 10 TO IL OR 3
TO 5 Pm.
RICH'S SHOE STORE
1901 F ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

upholstery line. Exper. nee. inter-
view by appt. only from til 5.
TYPIsT - Catholic young girl for
T rsTs % See; aks 6ssir n1s o acceptable
TYPlST. 40 to 90 w.p.m. for puT-
chasing dept, attractive working
MR.. MYERS. LA. 6-6O22. Ii
TYPISTS t25l, to S65 wk.; recep: :
typist, some Ekpg., SO wk. DOT
REED. at PERSONNEL. 1911 G
ST. (ST. $4,000.
'TYPIST, WHITE, to learn TO brief
papers at the courts and record
office. Must be. graduate Of a local
college. Permanent position: 5-day
wk. Good salary and substantial
increases with experience. Phone
r Efii iIsg AND DIcrAPHoNE oPER-
ATORs, electromatic;; temporary;
for day Jobs; ST; 3;l972: IA
.TYrIsT. DIcTAPHoNE. for CORE
scription letters; minimum typing
speed 90 w.p.m. on electric type,
writer; permanent lob for qualified
: person interested In getting ahead;
b-day. 37h-hr. wk.. co. dement's
and working conditions are excel
INT, For appointment call Elk
TYPiSTs t2). white, in need OF
practice or not. Must be graduates
OF local area senior high school
and not smoke Large once near
18th and H SITS. NV, handling nc
merchandise: hrs, $50 10 D. nan
DAY Sat Good salary and sunstan-
tial increases with experience
Phone MA. S-l11S. -l3
TYPIST for 20 hrs. work q wk.
outside your regular Job; either day
or ewes Must be fast and accurate
T S9T Tan Am T PIX OPERATOR. ex-
pertenced, for large flrm in Silver
Sprirg. 5-day week; vacation. sick
leave. other company benefits. Po-
Sition open March |. Reply in Owl
handwriting. Box l16-H. Star. IL
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CLERK-TYPIST

2l-35 yrs; good ct figures: perma-
nent; quiet; 1-Eirl once Of national
concern: SOS VIZ. to start; early
advancement; 5-day wk. Group in
suranee, vacations. sick benefits.
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
Telenhone Solicitors

The Yardstick needs 3 ladies to
work in their own home in connec-
ton with our slip cover, drapery and
upholstery line. Exper. nee. Inter
view by appt. only from til 5.
Elk. 3-0523.
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IMMEDIATE OPENING

Our firm needs 8 ladies between
the ages of Is and 80 to work part
time. $40 day to start. Call ia. g.
1911, Sunday.
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SECRETARY

SECRETARIES
Interesting openings for young
women, b-day week. many company
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
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RECORD SALESLADY

Position available immedi-
ately in record department for
an experienced record clerk.
Experienced in radio. phono-
graph sales also desirable. An
attractive salary-eommission
plan, 5-day week, hospitaltza-
ton and group insurance plan
and pleasant working condi-
tionS can be yours at
CAMPBELL'6. Telephone DI.
7-R464, for appointment.