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i rector and toothbrush
'Chuted to South Pole

The Air Force GlobemasteI
making the tractor drop ran into
trouble on its return to McMurdo
Sound, 1t plowed nose down into
a snowbank when landing and
blocked the 6.000-foot ice strip
at this base for a time. None of
the II men aboard the plane, the
State of Tennessee, was hurt.
! Seabee crews with tractors
tugged the 90-ton craft away and
got the runway cleared three
hours after the crash. A second
Globemaster returning from a
pole run landed safely after be-
ing instructed to conserve fuel
and wait until the runway was
cleared.
The State of Tennessee was
piloted by Col. H. A. Crosswell
of Atlanta and Miami. The
planes nose wheel collapsed
when it set down. causing it to
skid into the snowbank.
Sergt. Patton's jump to the
pole was made in an effort to
learn why some parachutes car
rying equipment had failed to
open or become detached. Heavy
equipment had been buried an
estimated 80 feet in the wind
packed snow when the para
chutes failed. Since Patton's ar
rival most of the drops have
been successful.
The Air Force had been using
an explosive device to disconnect
the parachuteS after landing and
prevent the high winds from
whipping the attached equip
ment away. For the tractor
drop, an electric gadget was used
to release the parachute the in
slant the vehicle landed.
When the Globemaster reached
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the pole on its tlactor-dropping
run. Sergt Patton was seen rush.
ing out into the 20-below-zero
cold clad only in his long under
wear. He ducked back inside
and minutes later radioed that
he had been awakened from a
sound sleep by the planes ar
rival.
1t. Jack Tuck of Auburn.
Mass, second in command of the
pole party, volunteered to stay
over there as the head of eight
Navy Nen for the winter. 1t will
be the second Antarctic winter
for the 24-year-old Dartmouth
graduate. He spent last winter
here at McMurdo.
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FBI Seeks Auto as Clue Strife Renew
In Death Of Student Here AZ Clinton H;nh

A missing automobile was
sought by police and the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation to-
day as the main clue in the
death of an American University
CT student found in his George
town apartment yesterday.
A crudely painted portrait of
a nude woman was found at his
feet.
The partly deeomposed body,
dead 10 days according to a cor
oner's estimate, touched of 16-
State police alarm and brought
in the ,FBI on the assumption
that the missing car has been
taken across a State line.
The dead man is George Pierre
Lefebvre. 33, ex-Army sergeant
and Korean veteran Of Nashua,
N. H.
Auto Title Found
The body was found yesterday
in the living room of an apart
ment above the Georgetown
Haberdashery, 1922 M street
NV.
Police found the title for a
1855 Chevrolet convertible in Mr.,
Lefebvres name and issued a
lookout for the automobile with
instructions to hold the driver
for questioning. 1t carried Dis
tlict license, AR-8636.
The body, clad only in a T.
shirt and undershorts, had a
pink pillow slip wrapped around
the neck. There was a slight
bfuise on the head, but not a
wound sufficient to cause death,
on. Macdonald said. Laboratory
tests to determine the cause of
death were under way today
Police said the pillow slip around
the neck was not knotted. but it
was twisted enough to leave an
impression on the neck.
Capt. Richard j. Felber of the
homicide squad, said the picture
was a crude painting of an un-
clad woman, probably a copy
by an amateur. I didn't think
anyone could be so ugly" He
said police would be interested
in talking with the painter, but
we're more interested in finding
that automobile.
Mr.. Lefebvre lived alone in the
apartment, which he rented
about five months ago.
In Army 10 Years
A 10-year Army veteran, he
entered American University's
school Of business administra :
ton in September and attended
classes twice a week.
He was graduated from the
Nashua High School in 1941. att
tended the Nashua Business Col
lege and was indicted into the
Army III l943.
He was in Germany with the
Corps of Engineers until 1947
and after an honorable dis
charge remained in the Reserve
while working briefly in Tampa,
Fla.
After brief service as a civilian
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Star stan Photo

employe of the Navy here, he
went on active Army duty and
served in Korea and Japan.
He returned to the States in
April of last year and was dis
charged from service at, Fort
Belvoir. Last summer he worked
at the Greyhound bus terminal
here, his parents in Nashua said
The father, George Lefebvre, il
a mail carrier.
He is survived by four sisters
Mrs. Pauline Cote and Mrs
Nellie Philbrook of Nashua
Mrs. Beverly Smith of Milford
N. H., and Mrs. Elizabeth Abate
of Lawrence. Mass.
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Reel Appointed Chief
In Division Of ETC
BY the Associated Press

David r. Reel. native OF
Youngstown, Ohio, has been
named chief of the Federal
Trade Commissions small bust
ness division.
Mr.. Reel succeeds Charles R.
Macdonald, who recently be-
came legal adviser to ETC Com
missioner Sigurd Anderson.
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Bear at Porty

NORTH VANCOUVER, B. C.
CR.-A children's birthday party
broke into confusion near here
when a bear looked in the win
dow. A game warden trailed the
bear for three miles and the
party ended with both a cake
and a bear hide.
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.Will ExpIore for ON

NEW DELHI, Nov. % Dr.
Russia will send Is petroleum
experts to India next month to
explore for oil in East Punjab.
Agreement for the explorations
was signed, here this week.
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TYPISTS

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES DE-
STRING PERMANENT POSITIONS
WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR ADJ
yANCEMENT. CALL ST. 3-005O.
EXT. 221. la
WAITRESS, experienced, to serve
excellent food and cocktails in
hish,type restaurant. Pleasant
working conditions; top eafningsi
permanent position. Hrs. IL noon
BURGUNDY, 5O3l Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, exper., night work. Ap-
ply after 3 pm. CASANOVA RES
TAuRANT. 1909 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white, part time, din
neF hour our Apply IN ,r IsTSSn sstTssn
RANT, $3.50 Georgia ave Silver
wkiTREss. white, full time. hours
~ to s, excellent tips. Apply in
person, CHINA INN, shirlinston
business center. Arl.. Va. -l3
WAITRESS, colored, exper. serving
beer, whisky and food; nishts. Ap,
ply between IL noon and 4, 1901
wAITREss. white, over 81. local
ARC eTper.. GOOD pay. perm. Job.
Apply FAMOUS RESTAURANT,
1918 N, Y. ave. IA
WAITRESS, white, experienced; over
Pm I'll 4 S%HiksyAa RESP RESP, 5ss I'M Pa a
WAITREss. white, over 81; expert
enee NECESSARY: sundays o.. Good
salary, PLANET RESTAURANT. In
Hedin House Hotel. 29O2 Newton
WAITREssEs t3l, night work. must
be fast experience preferred. good
tips Call ST. 3-754i. ia
MATTRESSES, white, full time or
part time; experienced on mixed
drinks ard food. Top salary and
tips DANNY'S STEAK HOUSE,
corner Good Hope I'd. and Naylor
wAiTREssEs. white; steady lob
good tips. Apply BECK'S RESTAU-
RAM, 1913 18th st. NV --l3
WAITRESS, white. positively must
be experienced, neat and attrac-
tive day or night work; ton salary
and tips; modern sea food restau-
rant. Apply Mr. Fischer, at SEA
SHELL RESTAURANT, 4nI8 Liv.
ineston I'd. sc ion Indian Head
hwy. at Glassmanorl IA
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SALESMAN

For Washington'S largest
job offset and letterpress
printers with 80 years expe-
rience and the finest and
most modern offset and let
terpress equipment to meet
today's competition. Must
have some knowledge of
city and some sales training
or experience, preferably
man now connected with a
printer or a stationery sales
man. All prospects will be
furnished. Salary $50 a
week plus 100 commission
on all sales, travel expenses,
paid vacation, hospitaliza-
ton insurance and other
company benefits. Our sales
men know of this ad. Write
your qualifications, expe-
rience, education and past
employment. Replies strictly
confidential. Box l84-Z, Star.
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MAID CHILD CARE CIV. expert,
$50 to start. Local references nee.
esssry. IA. 9-9123 after g pm;
MAID. s.h.w.; live-in; room with
private bath. KE. S-6334. Ia
MAID, neat and intelligent. for g.h.w
25-40 yrs. old, days, Mon, Wed
Fl. and Sat; must stay Wed. and
after breakfast; S25. JU. 9-7227
WOMAN. white. reliable, 30 p to Is;
care for lS-mo.-old child. Inv.
:! school-aged children; 5-day wk.
live vic: Langley Park, Md. HE
i,a564 between $40 pm. la
FATHER AND b-YEAR-OLD son
evening meal in exchange for board
and small salary. ia. 5-07s0, Ia
for . children and eh.w.; mus
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. live in
g.h.w... help take care OF 10-month,
old child; good references ant
health card. Between ages 1880
Apply at 500 st, Sc after ! pm
SETTLED COLoRED LADY, TO cart
for = small children. from Z am. tc
pm. for young colored mother
MOTHERS HELLER, small chill.
dIen. ,g.h.w, ref. desired; 5Hs -da,
wk., live in: $50 wk TO start
good JOB n pleasant surroundings
PLAIN CooK-G.H.w.; live in
Thursday after breakfast and every
other Sunda5 of. other help EN-.
ployed; salary open. must have
reference OIL 4.T264 --l5
Z NEED A. RESPONSIBLE whit,
woman 10 help care for my HON,
ss nS children 6nsn WHY Liye Psr mHHN
300 s. Maple ST., Fairfax. Va. list,
ing qualifications, age and expeeteC
WANTED colored woman. TO be cool
and flrst-hoor maid, in suburban
Md; live in; one day on week
PERM. PART TIME. care for
children and some chores; must b,
DEPENDABLT pxDULnT, ' to care foi
child age 3, and take charge oi
small home for employed couple
In Dist Hgts, Nd salary $50 pei
wk., holidays and vacation, hours
am. 70. 6:30. pm. Monda,
through Friday references REQUIRED
ExPERIINcED MAID for ,privat,
home. must be- . sood cook per,
manent Job; GOOD wages. l4Il
Kennedy st. NV.
"A YOUNG white lady: llve-in. o.
OUT; for INV and care Of
children 10 S-7jb6. la
wHITE LADY to care for Q chill,
MRS. HARRY MEssIcK' VHuEsss.
Vile. Nd, tele. .Ss-F-22. --i3
EXPERIENCED white woman 10 .ES
70 Nantucket Island Mass fol
2 mos. leaving june II: cooking
Refs. REQ EN- 2-640s. ia
GIRL, 10 assist with light house.
keeping for 2 adults. on saturdays
IA. s-6670. ia
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SALESWOMEN, part time, expert.
enced, fine sportswear shop; ewes.
CASUAL CORNER, EN-. 2-2640.
SECRETARY, varied once duties in
consulting engineers ONCE: expert
enced person. capable of assuming
responsibility; must be fast and
accurate typist; no shorthand,
perm. 5-day wk. WILLIAM A
BROWN. 1928 Conn. ave. NV.
-l3
SECRETARY, first-class legal. with
well-established law arm; book.
keeping, accounting or tax expert
ence desirable Hours 2 to q. plus
occasional paid overtime including
some Saturdays. References. Reply
sPSSnREffARY, o' for buildersi salary
S75 week. ME. s-003l or DI, 2.
SECRETARY, experienced. to work
in university hospital once: knowl-
edge of medical terminology and
good personality required: age. 20
pa to 50; good salary and working ar
rangements. Interview by appoint
ment. Elk. 3-7S57. 30
SECRETARY, for well-known arm
in Silver Spring: knowledge OF
shorthand and tipping necessary.
Company benefits and paid yaca-
ton. Apply 1872 Bonifant St, or
call JU. $4,000. Ia
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN to train as furniture
salesman, excellent opportunity;
Mr.. Blair. MALCOLM ScATES
4l21 18th st. NV.
PART TIME to learn the building
aud real estate business: unlimited
leads. interesting work. Only willing
workers apply r. H. BEST, INC,
Lao Rocksille pike. Rockville. Nd,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND AREA -
school senior in upper third Of
class. Vacation position. ST2O
for 30 days. Come IN to see Mr..
FULLY, Z to 8 pm. Tuesday, May
10, Business Room, Lexington Park
HOTEL Lexington Park, Md. Ia
OPPORTUNITY with national or
ganization for general maintenance
representative over 80; mechanical
skin. SUFFICIENT for food equipment
Train; occasional travel within lin
lied area: car essential. Reply Boz
31-A, Star. Ia
GENTLEMEN. retired; clerical work,
S1 per mr., full or part time; down.
town. Write fully in own hand
writing, Box 406-A, Star. Ia
SETTLED WHITE MAN, well recon-
mended. for work 2 or 3 days per
week from 2 to 2. Houseman and
experience in. caring for lawn and
flowers; prefer one mechanically
INCLINED. Answer with complete de-
tails to Box 2l2-Z. Star. IA
PART TIME - Night appointment
maker to take phone messages, dis
patcn 70 company personnel. $50
to $3.50. daily Saturday optional;
81 per hour. Call MR.. NEAL. LA
WANTED good hard working
salesman for fast moving liquor
store. Salary unlimited for compe-
tent person. Write stating expert
ence and general particulars. In
FORMATION confidential. Box 466-Y.
PARTT:TIME FETAL LIQUOR sAiLffs.
MAN-All day Sat. Fridays by S.
Above average. salary for man not
afraid to work. Write stating ex-
perience. Box 46-A. Star. IA
OPPORTUNITY for experienced pro-
fessional real estate man, able to
handle the sale Of high priced
houses and investment properties,
a variety Of clients, in established,
small, progressive, real estate prop
ertv management and construction
once: must be energetic and self
motlvating. Good earnings to the
right person: must have desire Ia
grow with the ONCE and accept in
creasing responsibility. Please re-
oily. in writing, stating qualifications
Star. IA
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HELP WOMEN Cont

CASHIER-CHECKER, for supe
market; experience necessary; good
pa. Apply FEDERAL SUPER
MARKET. 2430 Pa. ave. NV. lib
CASHIER-CLERK, cosmetics; part
time: hours arranged UPTOWN
PHARMACY. EN-. $500. ID
CHIEF CLERK. age 20-35; excellent
working conditions; 5-day week.
5000 100. Call OZALID. Elk. B.
$40 for appointment. Ia
CLERK. general ONCE. ne. sect. (:
Fl to 35: excellent opportunity
and working conditions. Perma-
nent position, sales department.
Tipping experience; good with fig-
ures. LA. $500. Ia
CLERK with some knowledge Of
bookkeeping and tipping. Oppor-
Stunity to learn operation Burroughs
Once located in Mt. Rainier. Call
MR.. BALLANTYNE. DE. 2-5454
-15
CLERK, FOUNTAIN, Arlington store
1852. Ia
CLERK-TYPIST. white; insurance
ONCE: permanent position; ages Is
to 40. S1l 18th st. NV. Ind floor.
Ia
CLERK-TYPlST, excel. working cond
in contractors offlce. 40-hr wk
Paid vacation. Perm. position In
ne. Arm, FAYco ELECTRIC co.
LA. 6-327S. Ia
CLERK-TYPIsT. age Is to IS; in
surance experience preferred. Sal
airy commensurate with ability;
37z-hr. week: many company
benefits Apply PEARL ASSUR-
ANCE CO.. 905 Investment Bldg.
18th and K SITS. NV. --l2
|CLERK-TYPIST, Hillcrest Heights
area; . to 8, 5-day week; insurance
and proflt-sharing plan; salary
open. Apply Box 99-A, Star. la
CLERK opening for q
clerk-typist in an interior design
er's shop. Apply in person, COR
RADIOS, INC, ATT Conn. ave. NV
IA
lCLERK-TYPIST-5-day, 35-hr. wk. I;
pleasant working conditions in our
executive ONCE; permanent posi-
ton: shorthand and bookkeeping
helpful: many company benefits.
LINCOLN SERVICE CORP, Suite
cOn W0ndmo I'D pld0 IA
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HELP--WoMEN

SECRETARY-Large colofed hotel
desires intelligent industrious lady
Must have initiative and be able to
portunity for experienced person
willing to work. Salary open. For
appt., NO. T-S970, MANAGERS once.
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General once work. Settled woman
preferred. References. RE. 7-7935.
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THE

Burroughs bookkeeping machine
operators, experience preferred but
not essential: 5-day week: free life
insurance and retirement plan.
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Medical Receptionists
Doctors Assistants


Several needed. Age. Is to As;
high school grads. TU. 2-6171. Ia
NURSE. registered, experienced OBJ.
HOSPITAL, 10. 2-9S0O. -l3
NURSE, R. N. or practical, for doc
tors tors - once k knSS Of typing;
view. phone RA. 6-1331. --13
NURSE, graduate; doctors office
edge of tipping. RIA. 6-2335. LII
NURSE. white. doctors once. Chevy
WO. 6-5711. la
N pR to F sso s% E taat
week. paid vacation and sick leave;
IN charge Of tour. Call for appt
NURSES t2l, practical. white; ! for
7:30 am. to $3.50 pm: for 3 80
pm. to 1870 pm. Paid vacation
and sick leave, 6-day week. Call for
appt.. tn. $4,000. IA
NURSE, res. for medical clinic: 81
days vacation, IS days sick leave
per year; comprehensive hosp. and
medical coverage; salary approx.
$50 per wk. Elk. 3-593S. Ia
SE-RECEPTIONIST. some typ
ing: downtown out-patient clinic;
day ONCE hrs. only. Call Elk. g.
OFFICE CLERK-We have a perma-
nent position for q capable clerk
to train for assistant ONCE man.
ager, Aforementioned ONCE. located
Just out of the business district: g.
day week, vacation with pay; pleas
ant working conditions and other
employe benefits. BOX 379-A, Star.
ORDER CLERK. 5-day. 371a-hr. wk.,
taking orders from dealers over
telephone. Must use adding ma
chine. Experience helpful ABB
Bolts DAIRY, INC. 1917 Bla-
densburg I'd. Colmar Manor, Nd.
PIX OPERATOR-some typing re-
quired. 5-day, 40-hr. week; excel
lent working conditions: s.w. Wash
ington. Ii. 3-1428. ID
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STENO.-SEC

Young women: interesting line
Of work. In car distribution depart
ment OF q General Motors car d.
vision located in air. conditioned
Cafritz Bldg, 1928 Eye st. NV. At
tractive salary, cost Of living bonus
Small congenial staff. Opportunity
for Advancement. Call Mr.. DODGE,
ST. 3-0lO4.
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SALESMAN

For well known local printing firm
Actual selling experience more i'm
pnrtant, not necessarily in graphic
arts We will train you. Married
man. under 35. with college back
ground preferred. Excellent oppor
tunity for conscientious man who
enjoys working with details. Sal
airy plus incentive plan. Give COM
plete resume in first letter. includ-
ing education. selling experience and
personal history. Box 34l-A. Star
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DON'T BE A SKEPTIC
INVESTIGATE NOW
Home Ereezer Foods

Home Freezer Foods
62l9 Bird st. NV. tn. 2-292O
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, q pro.
gressive and energetic man. age
20 to 90. wanted to handle Q
sales territory for Westinghouse
in Washington. Reply to Box ia
SALES Si ssaf AND SERVICE SEWING Ma.
CHINE MAN. experienced; must be
honest. sober and willing to work
Steady position; Refs. required
s IA Ii as' s 4 4! On ATTENDANT DsS
piy in person. son., ES ENG ISL ESQ ESQ
Fenton and Ellsworth dr.. Silver
service STATION ATTENDANTS
full and part time; must be expert
enced in fabrication. CoENORS &
FOSTER, 2244 Pennsylvania ave
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced, top pay. Apply SAVE
MORE STATION, &3i5 Bladens-
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced: references: ROCK
SUPPLEMENTAL MECHANICS, exper
duct Installation. ALLISON. 221s
l4th st. NV. AID. 4-42OS. Ia
SIGN PAINTER, experienced. sober,
all-round man. ST. 1888. Full
SODA FoUNTiAIN MANAGER. good
opportunity. MAYOR PHARMACY,
3039 Naylor I'd. sc. Apply in
sTocK CLERK Notwithstanding
brand manufacturer of nationally
advertised products has immediate
opening. Handling incoming and
outgoing stock. Must be early riser.
Hours, 3 am. to- 1870 pm: age
25 To- 40. Experience not neces-
sary. II you are not reliable, please
DO not answer ad. Phone LA. g.
5000, Monday for appointment.
STOCK CLERK, driver. experienced
in electrical supplies; excellent sal
airy and working conditions. Reply
n own handwriting. Box 145-Y
sTOCK MAN. electrical wiring ma.
terials and appliance parts. Perma
nent. DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st. NV.
STORE MGRs., young men with a
VISION. fine kind Of oppor. Natl.
chain. Miss Bell at BoYD'S, 700
18th cor. G NV.
TAILOR, experienced, steady work:
salary and outside work are yours
THE WOHLMUTH co. ia
TEACHERS, white. ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY, 1341 G st. NV,
RE. 7-393S
TIMEKEEPER, white. sober; 3 pm.
70 ll:30 pm. Apply Mr.. Gisler,
slBLEY HOSPITAL SToREROOM.
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SECRETARY

Competent young lady to work
in real estate ONCE OF large builder
developer. Must be familiar with
s sSns ys and 5sssS COB q kSo Psy
INC, 1924 Georgia ave-, Wheaton,
Md.
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GIRL, white. between ases Of is
and 25, to work In dry cleaning
dept. 5-day week. Apply Mr.
Bryant, STERLING LAUNDRY.
LADY. Is 70 IS years Of age. 70
work In Photographic studio. must
have good aRpsarenes Apply
nv. Monday. 10 am. 70 3 pm.
la
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IIVE-IN MAID

Care Of . small children
and average light homework:
prefer seasoned live-in woman
but will consider girl in 20's
II references can be given,
Salary open. OIL. 7-300S.
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MAN

MEN. experienced in Perma- Stone
White, VA. 7-i3sS Ia
MEN for general work around laun-
dry plant Good pay, paid vacation,
free capitalization and insurance.
Also other company Dement'S: pa.
day work week, time and one half
DRY. 1419 Baltimore ave, Bladens
MEN WANTED. to collect and se q
ice installment accounts. Can
easily make Sl2b for days.
Steady position. paid hospitaliza-
ton. Call sun; between 1873 for
YOUNG SGpStt' MAN. to learn RiHi0i specialized
phase OF letter shop industry. with
immediate prospects Of advance
ment TO supervisory capacity. pro-
yiding he has proper qualifications.
Must have good typing speed. Pre-
fer experience with. electric type
S StiiS5s ss Gnly IN Service PsEien
YotNG MAN to learn business and
assist owner: good hours; pleasant
surroundings; chance for advance
ment Prefer veteran looking for a
future DU. 7-3333; after $40, call
Yo OF -o Man. 10 to e5, preferably
married TO work in Arlington april,
ance store: 6-day wk. Salary open
SELLING experience helpful: must
have ambition and be willing TO
work. Send snapshot with letter
giving exner., education, etc, TO Box
h5-A. Star
YOUNG MAN. 81 or over, TO work
IN service station and train for
eventual manager position. 6-day
wk Salary open. Apply JIMMY'S
SHE'LL sERVICENTER 1919 Rich
mond hwy, Alex. Va, so. S-a0S0.
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MUNSEY TRUST co.

AVA " 4NOG II O0 W.
1929 E ST. NV. Ia
BANK TELLER-Immediat position
available for experienced teller re-
siding in Alexandria or Arlington.
BURKE & HERBERT BANK q,
TRUST CO. Alex. Va. liz
BANK TELLERS-We have open
ings for several experienced tell
srs; 40-hour week. retirement,
Martin SUBURBAN TR Rust CO. q
S252 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
BEAUTICIAN, shampoo, manicurist;
steady work with future: salary
open. exclusive clientele. GUILBO.
l645 Conn. ave. AID. 2-164l. Ewes.
and Sunday. DU. 1-O674. 10
BEAUTICIAN WANTED. full or part
time. HO. 2-S0SO. 1S43 Columbia
I'd. NV. 10
BEAUTICIAN-STY - Full or
part; excellent salary. plus 50ee
commission paid weekly, paid vaca-
ton. Apply LaROMAINE BEAUTY
SALON.. apply in person, l403
Park I'd. NV. Ia
BEAUTICIAN, woman, for mod. Sc
salon; highest sal. and comm.
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Apply ELIZ-
ABETH BEAUTY SALON, 1881 Pa
ave. sc. or call LII. 2-97S3. 13'
BEAUTICIAN. experienced in pin
curling. hair styling. hair cutting
Excel; oppor; for right person
Call 10. 1-2023. Ia
BEAUTICIAN, experience manicurist,
quick and eflcient: salary, COM
mission and bonus. Hours: y to
$50. Apply in person. THE PLAZA
BEAUTY SALON. 4447 Conn. ave.
NV. lie
BEAUTICIAN, all-round operator;
must be -congenial. Neighborhood
shop in Va. Salary and commits
sion; oo Ewes. and SUM-, call JE.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman, busy
shop; salary. and 500 comm. Spe-
CRAMER BEAUTY SHOP. ills
Ing and Sunday. TU. 2-47lS. -13
BEAUTICIAN exper.; man or wom-
an, for mod. salon in Nd; good
salary and comm excel. oppor. for
right person. Call XII. s-l524.
BEAUTICIANs CD. salary plus COM
G 6isslsn a BRRRXuT y ggS STsSS y4 I
B iztH Il an all-round operator fS 8.
8 pm; III. 5-7657. rio pm. ia
BEAUTfCIANS co. for busy shop;
top salary. HELEN MARIE. 522
B ilIG IL an cHnLuM TERRACE RIA
BEAUTY SALON, 59I4 Riggs I'd,
Chilluin. Md, HA. 2-3911. LA