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

Two teen-age soldiers today
face a coroner's inquest in the
shooting of a 52-year-old man in
his apartment Saturday night.
Pvts. Richard S. LaValle, 18
and Lloyd S. Watkins, 10, were
charged with homicide in the
death of Robert L. Freeman,
colored, of 1006 Fourth street
NE.
The soldiers were arrested
late Saturday night while hitch
hiking along the Baltimore
Washington parkway. appar-
emily on their way back to
the Aberdeen CMd.) Proving
Grounds where they are sta
toned.
Homicide Squad Capt. Richard
F'elber declared LaValle met
Freeman some two weeks ago
here and had a drink at his
apartment, noting that Free
man kept some money there.
Later. LaValle told police, he
conf1ded in Watkins and a third
soldier and they plotted to rob
him of the money-about $500.
Only LaValle and Watkins,
however, went to the Freeman
apartment Saturday night where
they drank. police said. Then,
LaValle told detectives, Freeman
made improper advances and
there was a fight.
The. revolver, held by LaValle,
was discharged nine times. police
said. with two shots hitting Free
man.
Detectives said the gun be-
longed to the third soldier who
came to Washington. but went
back to Aberdeen before the
others went to the apartment.
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and a nurse" said the lieuten-
ant. II was a few yards away
when the dog came whisking
toward me, yapping loudly"
The officer made a small dash
but he was too late.
81 half turned" he said. THE
dog leaped, made one Snap-and
I headed back to barracks"
Prince Charles, to the royal
manner born, ran after the off,
Ger, who was beating dignif1ed
retreat and half holding the
Snagged seat of his trousers. The
7-year-old Prince. who will DC
King of England some day, made
anxious inquiries. The guards
man assured his royal highness
that although his pants were
torn his skin was whole.
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LABOR
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
categories doubled and tripled
under Mitchell enforcement.
He was the first Secretary in
10 years to apply Walsh-Healy
Act minimum wage requirements
to the soft coal industry. He
similarly applied the law for the
first time to the business equip
ment and, electric lamp indus
tries and boosted previous rates
for paper and pulp, Photographic
supply, textile and other in
dustries
In Two years in Office he APP
piled blacklist" provisions OF
the Bacon-Davis Act against 81
Government contractors who
were underpaying their workers;
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air space, but necessary fol
safety.
He proposed a three-point pro-
gram to cut down on the size OF
these huge cocoons of air
which would involve:
l. Giving the pilot the means
Of following his course more pre-
cisely and reporting his position
more accurately by adding dis
lance information to bearing in
formation now available.
Direct Communications Urged
2 Giving control centers direct
communications with pilots any,
where in their territory, to elimi-
nate time lag in relayed mes
Sages.
5. Giving control centerS long
range radar SO they can see
as well as hear the planes they
are controlling.
In addition, he said. the CAA
wants control over more than
the 10000 miles of Federal air.
ways it now policies.
Preliminary work is under way
on these measures. Mr.. Pyle said
with funds RECENTLY anpronria ted
by Congress, but he said they
will become absolute musts
within the next 10 years. BY
1865, he said, I'VE will see a
doubling not only in the number
of fights, but in the speed and
capabilities of aircraft. He said
the number of airline passengers
lis expected to Jump from 36
million last year to SO million
by 1865,
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Jurors Indict I
In den Murders

A man and woman were in
dicted on first degree murder
charges today.
They were Lottie j. Critten-
den, SO. colored. of the 500 block
of X street S.W.. and Ellsworth
L. Cook. 30, colored of the 110C
block of 7 street NV.
The Crittenden woman was
accused of pouring kerosene over
Harry Johnson, SIS, of the same
address. and igniting the Sleep
ing body with newspapers.
Police said she told them MIR
johnson had been drinking and
they exchanged blows shortly
before she decided on her re-
venge. The fatal burning took
place on June 80. She tolo
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BOSTON. Aug. tP).-Judge
Felix Forte today denied defense
motions seeking dismissal of l56
indictments against eight de-
PENDANTS as trial in the 81 .218,2ll
Drinks robbery got under way in
Suffolk Superior Court
The Commonwealth had an
nounced it intended to try the
men at this time on only 10 Of
the 1863 indictments returned.
Defense Counsel Paul T. Smith
sought dismissal of the other
156. asking the court: rs this
to be a process of Furnishing them
(the defendants by trying them
on only few indictments at a
time?"
Motion Is Denied
Judge Forte also denied Mr.
Smiths motion for more details
IN the States bill OF particulars
The State charged the crime was
committed between 6 pm. and
midnight on January II, 1850.
Mr.. Smith contended the de-
PENDANTS should be allowed to
know the exact time of the rob-
berry.
The prosecution explained the
6 pm. to midnight time was used
20 include all phases OF the rob-
bery-meeting OF the robbei
gang, the robbery itself and the
disbanding OF the gunner.
Court did not open until 1887
AM, and after a recess was
taken nearly an hour later. coun-
sci went into the lobby OF Judge
Forte's chambers for a confer
ence, the nature OF which was
not disclosed
Men Under Heavy Guard
The defendants we're not III
the courtroom as the session
opened. They renamed under
heavy guard in a detention room
Just above the seventh hool
courtroom 4
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Bumper Rice Crop

TOKYO, Aug. 6 (P).-Japan's
rice crop. spurred by hot. humid
weather, is expected to produce
Ia bumper autumn harvest of
BAT. 5.424 bushels. according to
a nationwide survey by Kyodo
News Service.
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Chemist Group Plans
Educational Program
BY the Associated Press

The Manufacturing Chemists.
Association has announced plans
for a five-year program, esti-
mated to cost a million dollars.
to encourage American youth to
take OPP scientific careers.
The program also contemplates
awards to college science teach
ers who have done outstanding
Uvnrk
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FORERUNNER OF ATOMIC POWERED PLANE
Arrays Criticism Seen
Incorporate by CAAAide

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. PA Civil Aeronautics Ad-
mnration official denied today what he called nempeate
statements about unsafe congestion OF the Nations arway But
he acknowledged that without controls they could be
crowded by 1865
Referring the June 80 crash of arliners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-06

lcopyrisht 1855. John ?. Dils Coz
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Appointed
By B'nui Birth

Bernard Simon, former news
paperman and magazine writer
has been named national d.
rector of public relations fol
B'nai Birth here.
The appointment was an
nounced by Maurice Bisgyer
executive vice president of tho
Jewish service organization. Mr.
Simon will maintain headquar.
tiers at B'nai Birth nationa
Offices, 1701 K street NV.
Mr.. Simon, who began hi
Inewspapering career on New
Jersey dailies, was graduated
from New York University il
I1941. He served with the Arm!
during World War II and late,
joined the staff of Religion
News Service. He has served tn
past 10 years as associate publi
relations director of the Anti
Defamation League of B'na
Birth in New York, and a
editor of its monty publication
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IGuyotte Receives
|Meritorious Award

Roland L. Guyotte. jr.. $500
Scoville street. Alexandria, Va,
has been awarded the Merton
ious Civilian Service Award by
Major General Paul F. Yount,
Army chief Of Transportation, ii
was announced yesterday.
Basis of the award was "out-
standing loyalty and efficiency
| in performance of his duties as
conSultant to the assistant CHIEF
of transportation.
Mr.. Guyotte Joined the Army's
transportation organization ir
1889. He enlisted in the Army
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the device: "Mr. Bell, Mr.. Bell
if you hear what I say, come to
the window and wave your hat.
The bearded inventor appeared
at the window of his laboratory
at 1925 L street NV, some $50
yards away, waving his hat in a
of success.
Not the least of DR.. Bells con-
tributions here is the National
Geographic Society at Sixteenth
and NJ streets NV, which he
helped found and finance in its
shaky beginning.
And DR.. Bell, who always re-
ferred to himself as "a teacher
of the deaf" founded the Volta
Laboratory, a predecessor of the
present Volta Bureau at 1873
Thirty fifth street NV, for thu
increase and diffusion of knowl'
edge relating to the deaf"
Records Given
The National Geographic SO
ciety, which kept DR.. Bells pa
pers in a special room at tn
headquarters here for man
years. has now sent the records
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along with models and apparatus
used by him. to the new museum.
His early air-conditioning unit
was an answer to Washington's
heat. He installed an ice box
in his attic on Connecticut ave-
nue., filled it with ice and salt
and an asbestos-covered duct
carried the cool air down to his
study.
Two of DR.. Bells daughters,
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, wife OF
the long time editor and presi-
dent of National Geographic
and Mrs. David Fairchild, will
help open the museum.
The collection will include
microfilm records of DR.. Bells
unpublished notes, from which
scientists, scholars and historians
may learn of researches never
before known.
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The Canadian government VIII
open a museum in Nova Scotia
next Saturday in honor OF the
man who invented the telephone
and who also installed Wash
ington's first air-conditioning
unit.
More than $375,000 has been
spent on the structure that will
house records, relics and work
ing models showing the range OF
interests of Alexander Graham
Bell, who lived in Washington
during the winters and moved to
Canada for the summers from
1898 until his death in 1922.
The building. following the
tetrahedral shape that DR.. Bel
used in designing his man.
carrying kites and in other ex'
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY AUGUST 12. 1885
Canadians Open Museum
Honoring Phone Inventor

oeriments, is on hillside look
ing across Cape Breton Islands
lakes and the wooded Bell estate
Bhreagh, or Beautiful
Remembered Here
Washington has many re-
membranes of the noted in
ventor, who made his home at
1881 Connecticut avenue NV.
He sent the first wireless mes
sage in history, using the roof
of the Franklin School at Thir-
teenth and x streets NV. as the
transmitting point. He used
light beams. not radio waves, to
transmit voice in the 1880 eX-
pertinent.
An associate climbed to the
top of the school and spoke into
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Teen-Aoer Show

The Bakers Dozen Youth Cen
ter at 1911 Fourth street NV,
will hold an aircraft show We'd
nesday from Z to 9 pm. Teen
ayers are invited to enter any
type of handicraft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

kind of development which makes appeal
who" of Indian Lake
will be find yourself congenia Tor the
Of Indian Lake Estates will provide the ultimate
of pleasures 8hole golf and modern beautiful
pavilion and wide beach the lake shore
which already well with superb planning for
atfue at mulimilon dollar development
what consider the Florida For three
careful state
beautiful highland
delightful yound climate reaton
We liked the evation64 to lis feet the
and abundance lakes
the threat of this beautiful lake property
of the Gull OF Mexico We
of within less moderate
fromwo Cypress Gardens Winter Haven and near Fors most
million Central Forda the Passion Play ana
depicting d Nn Last supper tile mosaic
This l5qua mile lake
the shore and the sparkling fresh water superb
numbers find Lake
ndeibab beauty mts water sports
build time buy at indian
AXE Estates on best buy in Florida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

as a private in 1912 and achieved
the rank of major in So months
of service. He is married and is
the father of two children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Atlas AgcV.. RE. 7-5767
Administration SecuS

3 openings. prof. orgs. $50
Secy., some bkkpg. law ofc. 500
Secy., Engineers, Alex. S75-SSO
SecyS., upper Ga. Ave. -- SS0-SS5
Stenos.. some payroll S55-SS0
Steno.. international org. $50
Secy., no shthd., dictaphone SIS
Jr. Secy., travel dept. So, 800
Atlas A onN PIE 7-67R7
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN

Man with car. Local terri
tory for moving and storage
business. 30-45 years of age
Experience not essential
$500 year guaranteed. Can
earn up to $4,000, or better.
Excel. opportunity with good
future. References required,
Report 500 New York ave,
NV.
Statesmen, industrial supplies
calling on Government and private
industry; established territory
machine shop experience helpful
salary. expenses and commission
Write Box 9Th, Star.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE for lead.
ing life insurance company. ia.
7-63l2.
Sales Representative
To call on automobile dealers in
D. c.. Va, Nd. and Delaware. Ex-
perience in trucks and special equip
ment desirable Product Is outstand-
ing in its field having nationwide
public acceptance Position perma-
nent on proof Of your ability. Salary
plus commission. Car furnished. Free
employe life insurance also Blue
Cross for entire family Give COM
plete details Of your experience ano
qualifications. aee and family Statu:
in first letter. For appointment write
Box 354-H. Star.
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ASST, BKKPR., cashier, accts. rec;
good typist; dntn., air-cond. real
est. ofc. days. perm. MA. S-SS79.
ASST. BOOKKEEPER CASHIER
For general insurance agency. 8
day week Aforementioned office
employe benefits: some experience
necessary. Call MR.. BARNHART al
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COUNTERGIRLS
FOR CAFETERIA
COUNTERWOMEN

AZ = 41AS w N)AsAAA4N
White; closed Sundays and holidays;
4O-hour week; experienced. Apply in
person. SOUTHERN DRUG CO., 18th
and H SITS. NV
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HELP-MEN
COLORED

COLORED FARMER AND WIFE,
farming, nearby Nd: wife TO do
g.h.w.: good salary with furnished
house; experienced and refs. re-
9nired. Apply 1917 9TH st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN
TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER

TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER
Accurate and. rapid. with some
knowledge OF bookkeeping machine:
5-day, 4O-hour week; air conditioned
office. Call MR.. cALLOW. ia. .
$500, a.m.-l2 noon: 3 p.m.-5 pm.
TYPIST- RECEPTIONIST, exper., not
necessarily recent: o to q, 4 days,
Wed, Sat-. half day; Silver Spring.
JU. S-JO32.
WAITRESS WANTED-Good hrs;
good tips; steady Job Apply in per.
son, .Ul Upshur ST. NV.
WAITRESS, white: over II; expert
enced: night work. Apply GARVINS,
26l9 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, experienced, for night.
work. Apply CASANOVA RESTAU.
RANT. 1909 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. part or full time. Apnly
in peson. M. g. ]. BARBECUE RES.
TAURANT' 1921 Riggs rd.. w.
| Hyattsville.
MATTRESSES white. experienced:
GOOD UPS; no Sunday work. Apply
MATTRESSES, neat, exper.; food and
gEAcocK REsTAHtU hsi II ps. 9S4o
Wis. ave. nv.
WAITRESS, white, neat; hours. A.
Il; salary, $40 plus good tips.
Apply in person. 1901 Chillum I'd.
WAITRESS, white. over II. Apply
after 2 pm. 312 Kennedy st NV.
tn. 2-639D.
WAITRESS. neat, experienced in food
and drink. Apply in person after
| Is pm. SKYLARK RESTAURANT,
| 24Dl Good Hope I'd. sc.
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HELP-WOkAEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PERMANENT. INTERESTING Po-
SITION for young lady with good
shorthand and tipping skills. willing
10 perform related clerical and filins
duties. Salary commensurate with
ability and experience.
Cali MR.. COHEN. RIA. $4,000. for
appointment.
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RENTAL MANAGER

Assistan. TO general manager OF
large garden-tvpe apt. protect in Sc
Washington; experienced in collec-
ton tenant relations and apt.
rentals Please state age. experience
and present salary in hrst letter
Box OH. Star.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, must
be experienced Good salary CO.
LONIAL ICE CREAM CO., 4l6 Canal
st a.P
RoOFERS. asphalt shingles and
SIDING MEN Asbestos siding;
SHEET METAL MEN, gutter and
down spoutine. Report 7:l5 am
ready to work. H. T. HARRISON
AND SON, INC, Congressional
Airport, Rockville pike, Rockville.
ROUTEMAN, age 21-45, neat APP
pearing; excellent salary. commits
sion and bonus. You can easily
earn SIPS weekly. steady employ
ment; must have some knowledge
of outside collecting and selling
no canvassing: established routes;
good car essential Apply ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
1919 Kalorama I'd. NV.
RoUTEMAN, exper, for established
route In Fairfax, Falls Church area.
call EADn1
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PIX OPERATOR

Fully experienced. some typing and
filing: all usual benefits; salary tc
Apply Immediately
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO., 600
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llO1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE n w
elk. -TYPIST, Alex; no expert nee.
IS wp.m.; h.s.g.; SIS days. $1S5
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY., GIL
King St, Alex. XII. y-5055
COSMETIC CLERK, experience no
necessary. STANDARD DRUG CO.
1929 MINI. ave. ne.
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hELP-MEh

STOCK CLERK, delivery; shirling-
ton drivers license: know area;
$3.50. POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
Oil King ST.. Alex. XII. $4,000.
STOCK CLERK. experienced: must
have references: good pay. Apply
KAY'S SUPER MARKET. 1904
| Atm ST. NV.
TEACHERS, white. history, math
and Eng; certified and non-cer-
tined. ADAMS TEACHERS AGcY.,
l34l q ST. NV. RE. 7-393S.
TELEvISION SERVICEMAN, bench
men and outside men; top salaries
rELEVISION TECHNICIAN, combina.
ton inside ana outside lob. for eX.
perlenced man. aggressive orsaniza-
tion in Silver Spring. Top salary
Call MR.. BERS, WI. 6-76gS. -
TILE Settlers HELPER (ceramic)
must have exper. From Wheaton
area. Call after d, VIII. 6-7ll7.
TIRE CHANGERS = No experience
necessary; will train right men
start S6l per week; good WORKING
e SI1aE ms No phone calls ,a,n Ben y
nv.
TOBACCO-MAGAZINE CLERK. fui
LEY LEY I pRu ti sTo t5R 5527 coSnsc-
ticut Ave. NV.
TRAINEE--Are you young man,
age 22-27. smart. aggressive. will
ing to work hard to learn a chal-
longing and fascinating business?
II so. we need YOU. We are a ma
tional auto banking firm, leader
in its field and offer You excellent
opportunity for advancement. Com
Good salary plus bonus. many other
company benefits. Cali MR.. MAR
TIN OV. 3-4S00 for sppt.
TRUCK DRIVER for parts delivery
good slary 5la-day week. HANDLEY
MOTOR CO., 1928 Ga. ave. NV
See MR.. HOWELL.
Nv BENCHMAN. permanent position
Excellent working conditions. Sal
airy good. bonus. See MR.. 1NGE
3317 Conn. ave. NV, WO. 6-3OO5
TV BENCHMAH, experienced only.
Salary open. Apply 1924 Ga. ave,
NV.
TV REPAIR MAN-Outside calls:
car furnished. DOWD'S TV. AIS
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-7300.
Tv-RADIO MAN. for benchwork;
expert permanent or part time:
excellent salary. RA. 3-2S2s.
Tv SERVICEMAN. bench and out
side, exper., no beginners. 10
Tv SERvICEMAN-outside, exper,,
permanent Job. good pay. paid
vacation, other benefits. HU. g.
3S00
TV TECHNICIAN. sober and reliable
experienced only. Call ia. 2-2366
UPHOLSTERER. first class; full VI
part time. also exper. upholsterers
helper; excel. working cond. Box
14l-H Star.
WATCHMAKER'S ASSISTANT, sra
week. Apply 913 Penna. ave. NV
WATCHMAKERS. with some sales
ability; excellent advancement OPP
portunities for the three who quail
ify. Apply in persons. SEARS, ROE
EUCK AND CO.. $500 Wis. ave. NV
WELDER, experienced in heliarC
and arc welding. light gauge. stain
less steel kitchen equipment; ~. ~
I per hr. Apply in person. MARENKA
1 METAL MFG. CO. SOIL creston
St. Bladensburg. Nd.
MAN WITH CAR. excellent opening
on established route. No exp, neces.
Co. Gil National Press Bldg.
I4th and F SITS. NV. or phone
Df. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S.
MAN. WORKING FOREMAN-Must
operate and maintain n. W. shove
and International bulldozeT. Want
non-drinking settled man that can
produce. Write giving past employ
ment record. family status salary
expected and availability P. o.
Box ZIG Potomac Station. Alex,
| Va.
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| Earn spare time money for theiI
school clothes, pleasant outside work
with steady income Phone Mon.
! Fri. a-I. NJ. 7-5252
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LEDGER
CLERK

Young woman. 1870 yrs. Of age,
to handle accts receivable routine
aud control Some experience ore.
ferred Must be able to tyne g.
dav 4O-hours week. planned salary
advancement Apply personnel,
Room 602 Open weekdays $780,
and Sat 9-12 No phone calls
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen

To MI complement Of active virginia
organi2atiou, men with ability 70
sell viii md this remunerative
connection Call Mr. REYNOLDS.
IL A-i6Hn
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HELP-WOMEN

JEWELRY SALESWOMAN, youns
lady with eAper. for costume jewell
~ and better jewelfy dept. oppor-
tunitr for right party. DAVID
MANN, Jeweler. concourse, Penta-
gon Bldg. Call ia. 2-7107 for appt.
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TYPIsTs f2l. white Must be grad
TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER

Age under 40: rapid. accurate typ
list. with knowledge of MGR book
keeping machine and basic ac-
counting, capable Of handling conf
dental work; immediate opening in
a lge organization, Offering liberal
sick and annual leave. einploye
cafeteria. conditioned building
and other employee benefits. 40-hr
wk.: salary. SO 900 to $4,000. de-
pending on experience Give age
education, and experience when ap-
plying. Write Box 427-H, Star.
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HELP-ooMEsTIC

WHITE GIRL. not over 50. light
houSework and help care for invalid
child live In WO 6-2i95.
FRENCH HOUsEKEEPER, northwest
sections children. other help em-
ployed: live in. DE. 2-4554.
G.H.w. AND COOK. white; Euro
pear, o"er 35 years Of age, live In;
SIS a. week. Private room and TV.
Must have references. Phone D1. 2.
G.HW.. live in. Wonderful Job good
foodj air cond. $50 Ek. Prefer
middle-aged woman. Call NO. z.
O365 before Q pm.
@. INV. .COOki 3 children, baby Nov:
dog. Mon. through Fri, 10 s:
refs. must have own trangp or
live vic sprinsaeld. Va FL 1851
C.B.W.-Liye IN new rambler. must
be fond Of children. recent loe.
references required OIL. 2-4J5f,
s35 TO START for young. llye-in
nursemaid. Free 10. travel. Care o.
infant and . VI. old Plain cook. No
aDired. no. 2-i256.
LIVE IN moo house: Ice. cool maids
I'm. g'h.wr care child OIL.
MOTHERS HELPER - Long Island,
NeN rOfk. are 81 70 80. kelS.
Iransp advanced. Sl25 mo. ME-. g.
sfOTHER's HELPER, daywork. I've
out OF sun. House on Ca ave.
Silver Spg 5Dz-day wk. 1880.
Apply in person, l3th and Kennedy
Drug store DOC PRANK
MATURE WHITE HOUSEKEEPER,
Tor WORKING mother 1--we IN IA.
z=-
Tor infant baby IN her bone while
mother works out town. RIA 6-i5iis
WOMAN, white. a. hskpr for fins
air-cond. home llght cooklne. .
children, y ana 10; good salary,
give resume. confidential BOX
32b-B. Star.
COLORED GIRL WILING 70 90 70
New YORK for few months; CIV.
and care for . child HA. 2-eB35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
HELP WOMEN Gent. !
CLERK-TYPIST

One capable of handling
MGR machine; salary COM
mensurate with ability: air
conditioned once: many
company benefits: 5h days.
Apply in person to MR.. HAM.