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CLERKS

High school graduates, 1885, for
permanent positions; some knowi-
edge Of tipping; opportunity for
advancement; annual and sick
ployes. Apply Personnel once, Bird
floor. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., SIG 14th st. NV. -2l
CLERK -STENoGRAPHER - Age. 20
to 80: high school graduate: tenn
porsry position. for or 3 months,
In ife insurance office, General
Office work; must be good typist and
stenographer: S55. 5-day week.
Hours, 2 70 5. Call MISS SUNDAY.
c IL E.saiS, high school I grad.
9th and Mass, ave, NV. 30
CLERk-TYPIST, 5-day, 81 hour
week. Apply in person. UNITED
ARTISTS CORP, 924 N. J. ave. NV.
CLERK TYPIsT for cashierins in
dietary dept; liberal empInye ben
Mason, ' EasscENcY A RRosprf nfs
cLERK-TYPIsr. $500. InterestlrE
duties with publication, Under %
years. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT.
1901 II 81. nv, bsmt.
IcLERK-TYPIsT. perm. part-time
position in Eeneral insur; asey,
once. RE. 7-3062 for interview.
IcLERK-TYPIsTs-s50 wkly. Gen
eral once work New modern air.
cond. bldg. in 18th and X sta NV.
area. 35-hr., 5-day wk.: vac; pen
excl. dement's. Write TO Box s2-H'
lcIERK-EYPIsTs-For general ono,
work. able 10 meet the public
usual CO. benefits; pleasant workini
eonais,Sns pt apply in ,ad person
hwy, Rosslyn. Va. branch. or 340l
r. !. ave. Mt. Rainier branch
CLERK. TYPIsT, is to IS, to wori
in Bookkeeping department Of na.
tionsl trade association: 5-da,
week; excellent employe benefits
Ap1,y J12S 18th st. NV. go
Rk-TYPIST--under 35. general
Sfses T9rk; ,,, IN branch v of aSs,,, 81
ANcE 60, located t ed,r on Wis gEs,,' ave
opportunity for advancement for
capable. efficieni girl with initiative
and good personality TO meet the
public. Call Wo. 6-6500. Mr.
Crockett I'll
cIERk-TYPisT. under As. initia-
tive; permanent position, 5-day,
37h-hour week, once vicinity Of
34th and Rhode island ave. Mt
Rainier. Telephone Mr.. PENNELL
UN. 4-o332, for appointment.
cLRRK-TYPIsT. medical institution
Pleasant surroundings. i0-houT
week, insurance benefits, Box 339-
CLERK-IYPIsT, age 1885: perms.
nent position fire insurance com
pany; good starting salary, 37is-
hr: yk. Apply PEARL ASSuR'
ANCE CO., 905 Investment Bldg
18th and K SITS. nv, Washington
IcLIRk-TYPIsr-Younr lady IS ,c
30 yrs. OF age. who Is quick with
figures to learn Insurance rating
prepare endorsements and handle
claims detail. Central city location
Hrs, $40 am. 10 5 pm. Life in
surance and other benefits, Call RE
lCLERK.TYPIsT. for mail room Of
national organization; Graphotypt
experience essential; knowledge Of
AddressoEr system helpful: &C
curate tipping important. 5-das
week. annual and sick leave. grouE
hoSpit liza ton. aforementioned of.
nee; salary open. Call no. 2-i52C
after - am. for appointment,
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METROPOLITAN

employment agency, Inc.
900 10th St, NV. Near N Z. Ave.
CAFETERIA work, white women. 25
70 40 yrs, exper. preferred: 5;;das
wk.. good salary plus bonus, hos
pitalization and insurance. Also
part-time work, Apply Mrs. Rich
ardson. HOTEL HARRINGTON
KTTCHETERIA. 18th and Z SITS.
NV, Q TO 3 pm. No phone calls
CAFETERIA employe. refined colored
lady. not over 40: former expert
ence helpful 1915 an. 70 2:l5
pm, 5-day week, Apple Personnel
once, Ord floor. between Oil am
cs Al hiIn for Or Cafeteria cafe line. Good
hours, 8-day week. Call Ma. :.
31au: Ext. ll62. -
branch Of Hechinger Co.; must be
exper. on busy register: Q evenings
per wk. and all day Sat, Apply 10
Mrs. Dodd, HEcHINGER CO.. 18TH
ss saHIhERsl!ss II; oisE rRAISfE,
high school grad,. interested IN
cafeteria field. no exper. required:
we will train you. good salary
meals while training Apply Mr.
Greer sHoLL's GEORGIAN CAFE
TERRA, 3037 l4th st, NV. e.!U
am. or 70 pm, Mon. Sat. I'll
CHECKER for food store expert
enced only. Apply 1905 fth ST.
NV. -
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WORLD WIDE
PERSONNEL BUREAU
NEED EXTRA INCOME

Here is chance for ambitious
men TO get into BIG MoEEY--start
4 business OF your own--Slth hours
to suit your CONFERENCE.-The OF
fun time. You need not stop your
present employment. No limit to
me money YOU can earn. Big re-
tirement income possible II you fol-
low a proven marketing plan. ThiS
Is a eround-fioor opportunity in a
new industry starting Nation.wi
proEraM. Call Nh; NIL
LER. JE. 3-9i5l. o a,m.-a m.
Arrange interview. --.U
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STUDENTS-HI., JR. HI.

white. Can earn Sl-S2 an hr..
depending upon age and ability 8
ewes. and Sat. slI5 Georsia ave-,
8. g.. Nd. weekdays at 4 pm.
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UNUSUAL
READ THIS THOROUGHLY

One Of the oldest and larg-
est laudSeapinR and nursery
products companies operat-
Ing nationally. will employ
men IN the Washington area
to call on our established GUS
toners and open new ae-
No EXPERIENCE RE-
CURED. We have one OF the
finest training proarams In
the industry. Income Is sub
stantiai and immediate.
Many OF our statesmen are
earRing at the rate OF 81 ,000-
S., gou and more. Top men
veil over SI0.0Gg.f Plenty OF
opportunity also for man
agement positions. Winter is
one OF our busiest seasons
contracting for Spring de-
livery.
II you are in . seasonal
business RIGHT NOW Is
THE TIME to make a change.
Get into = business that is
NOT SEASONAL and Febru-
AIRY. March. April, May and
June are peak months with
US. The work is pleasant,
dlgn ifed. SerniprofessionRl
selling and offers lifetime
career, Our customers repeat
year after year.
This IL strictly SALES
WORK and We are not inter-
eSted in landscape gardeners
or laborsrs. Applicants should
be over 20, married and must
have car.
For personal interview.
phone r. II. Beals at HU. s.
1913, 81 TO z pm. Monday
and Tuesday or write Box-H.
Star, giving phone number
and personal BACKGROUND,
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IBM
KEYPUNCH OPERATOR

Person with keypuncfi experience
on O2B and GA machines preferred
Some familiarity with IBM sorters
and coliators desirable
5-day week. excellent salary with
very unusual employee benefits. Pleas
ant working conditions IN informal
surroundings. For appointment please
contact Mr.. DUNCkEL At NE,
$4,000, Ext. 2S5.
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CLERK

sumo The responsb bsi, q ao PROCESSING h
applications, other clerical duties
and some tipping. Accurate. good on
detail Midtown location. air-eondi.
TONED once. Vacation and sick leave
5-day, 40-hour week Cash bonuses
and other benefits. Call
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HELP--MEN
PART TIME

Excellent oppor, in our sales dept.
COLLEGE men. Govt workers. service
icanvassing. For appt.. csil or. T.
6e6a
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statesmen
statesmen
Statesmen At Once

Local territory now open for auali-
ned men TO represent national corr
porstion In digniied semiprofessional
capacity. Consistent and Intelligent
effort viii insure excellent. steady
year round income and permanent
career in a low pressure field. Pleas
ant contacts, repeat business. ex-
elusive territory. Previous sales ex-
perience. helpful but not essential
as successful applicants will receive
complete training and supervision
Car necessary For local interview
write SANDERSON. Box ZOE, Newark
New YORK state
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HELP-WoMEN

DICT. oPER.. $40: handle eorresp..
aei as sec'y. GENERAL EMPLOY
MENT, 1907 H st. NV, bemt.
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CLERK-TYPIST

LARGE REAL ESTATE
OFFICE DESIRES FIRST
CLASS CLERK-TYPIST, 31ia-
HOUR WEEK AMID PLEAS
ANT SURROUNDINGS; OF
FICE AIR CONDITIONED.
SUBSTANTIAL EMIL DYE
BENEFITS. THIS is A PER-
MANENT POSITION WITH
AMPLE OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT. CALL MR..
GRIFFIN OR MR.. THOMP-
SON. Ma. S-sl12. FOR IN
TERVIEW-
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BOOKEEPER

Must be experienced: steady posi-
ton. excel, salary. many company
benefits, paid vacations. Ask for Mr.
Phillips. MARVIN'S CREDIT CO..
T34 GevFnth st uE
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HELp--WoMEN
ACCESSORY MANAGER |

Unusual opportunity for yopns
lady TO manage lingerie and blouse
department. Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd
floor. BOND CLOTHES. 1895 + st.
NV
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

PERM. POSITION IN NE. SECTION
Experienced preferred but willins
TO train outlined applicants. knovl-
edge Of typing required. 5-day, 40
hr, wk. Numerous company benefits
Call ST. 3-u05o: ext. 81 for appt
~
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR, Remington Rand bs5, expert
senee accounts receivable 5-day
week. MAURICE ELECTRIC SUP
PLY CO., 1874 18th ST. NV. 30
BUS GIRLS, dishwashers $50 Up
SHORT ORDER COOKS $40 up
FOUNTAIN AND SALAD GIRLS,
S35 up
MATTRESSES -- S22. so up
MAIDS, live in. exper., refs. $50 up
SHIRT PRESS OPR., exper. Open
WIRERS Good salary
CLERK TYPISTS SO up
COLLECTION WOMEN, white, Open
STENOGRAPHERS AND SECYS,.
$50 up
BooKKEEPERs $50 lD
Various Other Jobs Available
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HElp-MEN

WATCH REPAIRMAN-state exper.,
ssi. BOX ! ss.L. h star. 0OO0f GOO
BOY. helper in dry-cleaning dept,
abs to type. must be IS; 5-day
week. Apply Mr. Middleton, THE
TOLMAN LAUNDRY, 524S Wis.
ave. NV. go
sCHoOLBOYs-Ayg. sI.5o an hr. /;
white, 1919: Mr.; CHAMPAGNE.
MAN AND WIFE-White. no chill.
dren; to work in and around dog
kennel; living quarters and $3.50
per mo. for party who qualities.
Prefer couple from country 80 to
50 yrs. old. ELPAW KENNELS,
Duke st. ext. Alexandria. Va, TIE.
6-2430. 80
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HALL TRASH MAN, c0l0red, reli-
able, sober. good refs. Apply 1901
CONN. AVE. NV, side entrance
JOE DISCOVERED an opening in q
new 4s-pay Army Reserve Field
Artly. unit in Rockyille--all en-.
listed grades and officers with rank
OF It. He says interested personnel
from Md, D. C. or Va. should con-
tact Mr.. GREENE. JU. S-362l
YOUNG APPRENTICE salesman to
sell barber supplies; must be honest
and hard worker; no other need
apply. Good future, NATIONAL
BEAUTY d BARBER SUPPLY CO.,
1872 l4tf st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, Is to 80 years old.
for property management depart
ment OF old established real estate
firm. Experience helpful but not
essential. A real opportunity to
learn property MANAGEMENT. Give
age. education, previous experience.
or type of work now doing, and
all pertinent information. Box III
H. Star. 30
YOUNG MAN; recent college grad
uate to train for important posi-
ton with large casualty and surety
company. Permanent salaried posi-
ton. with excellent opportunity
for advancement. AN Z R G n
SURETY CO., SCI Southern Bldg,
10Th and H SITS. NV. ---23
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B. F. SAUL CO.

COLLECTION WOMEN
Experienced: white or colored !.
good salary. steady position: Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO, f03
18th st. NV go
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HELP woMEN Cont. !

BAKERY. GIRL; experienced; eve
BERos' A asas pp Eastern t. HssI ave-. NV NV
BEAuTlcIAN, exper.. all around.
highest salary and commission. Wo.
BEXUTiCIAN. downtown busy shop;
good pay Ma ana s., eSnmission. ,o eau
BEAUTiCIAN-Male or female. Busy
mission. LILLIAN cRAMER' llib
BEAUTlCIAN, male or female; ex-
cellent opportunity for good hair
ddresseTs; IN Virginia. FL. 10000;
BEAUTY EAU T. d 6PFRaToR, compeie e
B EEHTTY oe eEsIFS re- 5d. s4S ss.t
70 evenings; SIS, plus commission.
Call OIL. 4-1ald or OIL. .-6475
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or wSm-
an; experienced. Ju. 9-9530;
Sun, RIA. b.360S. I'll
BEAUTY OPERATORS
Men or women Need 2 who like to
stay busy. Salary no object; name
CAN any time. IA. S-ss01. 30
BEAUTY SALON APPOINTMENT
| CLERK, with experience; hrs, 9-6;
Bethesda. CASTOR OF PARIS, OIL.
BiIiLTI sS CLERK. $3.50. Prefer s som.
txper. in auto OF using bkpg. mach.
! GENERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 II
st. NV. bsmt.
BILLING CLERK
1 YOUNG LADY. recent high school
or business graduate. must be good
at figures: paid holidays. benefit
plan, vacation. pension and group
per week. with frequent increases
and excellent opportunity for one
interested In the future. Air-con-
ditioned once, 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Apply NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.. 33G
Randolph pl. ne. III
BOOKKEEPER - Small business,
Georgetown: pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
double entry req. must type. AD.
4-S444 ewes: co. 5-4s37 days.
BooKKEEPEE. double-entry. high
| school grad. age about 20: b-day
| week. good hrs. Apply 10 the CITY
BANK, 9th and Mass ave. NV.
BOUkkEEPER. small business: must
! type; no aeeountinsi 8 days, Box
sooK ri iias experiens S
age to IS yrs: excel. oppor,. in
small accountins once. Ju. 5-4740.
BkkPG. CLERK. $50. Will train
eirl with basic bkkpg knowiedse
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT. 1907 H
st. NV, bsmt
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ACCT'G CLERKS
COLUMBIA
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
134l @ St., Suite 224 NE. $500
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HIoH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Experienced or inexperienced
Immediate permanent lob. career
opportunity. with reliable concern.
ing 5-dsy week. hours, 2 to 3, reeu-
lar pay increases. sickness and re-
tirement benefits: ages 1898.
Call MA. $4,000. Ext. ESQ
For appointment --21
ACCOUNTING CLERK
Large international company has
. clerical positions open, Duties in
clude balancing and posting figures.
Experience not necessary but ac-
conditions; 35-hr. wk,; liberal ep-
ploye benefits; starting salary, S45
per wk Apply AMERICAN EXPRESS
| CO. j.,i 14th st. NV. wkdays bet.
Q am. and s pm --2l
ADM. SECYS. TO $4,000
Senior secretaries ----. to $500
Junior secretaries ------to $4,000
BEGINNERS 4~-~----------t TO $S8q
ISSi nnIct,yypp, ~-----------to Sssooo o
Bookkeepers - 1880. S75I
PIX operators -----~---to $1,000
Many Others
Various and Interesting Fields
In Select Ofiices
ANNETTE d. TATELMAN
235 woodward Bldg.
10Th and H SITS. NV. RE. 7-44l4
ASST, HoUsEKEEPER Sal 20
ID. G. EMPL. EXCHANGE
WHITE AND coLoRED
Clerk typist ------------- 500
Fountain Girls ----------- to Sanl
Mattresses --- SIS
Counter girls ~-----------to 800
Ibookkeeper, exper. --------- open
Salad girls ---to f4u
IQ,H.W.. with ref. --------to S35
Shirt press opr. -----to $40
Serv. desk clerk fwhits) $50
GOD. clerk lwhite) $50, 30
Laundry manele. exper. S3b
1919 9th ST. NV.
lHo. 2-b5l2 no. 2-bBl4l
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Amherst President
To Address Alumni
At Annual Dinner

DR.. Charles w. Cole, president
of Amherst College, will speak to
the Washington Amherst Alumni
Association at 6 pm. tomorrow
In the Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
The occasion is the annual
Caldwell dinner meeting, ar
ranged each year to coincide
with the annual meeting of the
Amherst College board of trustees
at the Folger Library here, an
adjunct OF Amherst College.
DR.. Cole will report on the
years accomplishments at Am
herst. Also present will be Am
herst alumni secretary j. Alfred
Guest. who will discuss alumni
activities, and Judge Arthur F,
Ellis. chairman of the board of
trustees. and other board men,
berS.
DR.. Cole has been Amherst's
president since 1916. During
World War II. he served in
Washington with the OPA. He
has also been a member Of the
Hoover Commission and the
Selective Service Committee.
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Aspects of the committees ex-
animation Of Watkins tend to
show that the committee did net
ask these questions for any
purpose except exposure. the
majority asserted.
| 1t continued: These questions
concerned the presence of Com
munists In a union between 1912
and l947. Their presence or alb
Sence in unions then had little
or nothing to do with the queS.
Ition whether at the time of the
committees hearing in 1854,
Communists in unions were so
numerous. so active and so effec-
tive as to create problems that
called for legislation. This is
true partly because of the lapse
lof time. but chiefly because
times had changed and legisla-
ton had changed"
Affiliations Differ
| The opinion pointed out that
friendly relations" with the So
Wet had continued for some time
after World War II so that
Communist Affiliations be
tween 1912 and 1947 did nts
mean what Communist affilia-
ltion meant in 1854"
In his dissent, Judge Bastian
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commended that there is not the
slightest evidence to support the
view that the questions were
asked for exposure purposes only
or to hold persons up to public
contempt and ridicule :"
Quotes Chairman
He cited remarks of the COM
mittee chairman as showing that
the purpose of the hearing was
to aid it in its study of a pro-
posed amendment to the 1850
Internal Security Act, which
would make unavailable to Com
munist- infiltrated unions bene-
fits under the Labor Manage
ment Relations Act.
1T would seem the ma
jority agrees, that since the
questions involved a time period
beginning some 10 years prior tc
the inquiry, the case was one
of exposure for exposures sake,
Judge BaStian wrote.
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were posed solely for exposure.
The ruling reversed the con.
tempt of Congress conviction Of
John T. Watkins. a former or.
ganizer for the United Automo-
bile Workers Union. Mr.. Wat
kins had been fined $500 ano
put on probation for one year
after his conviction of contempt
of the House Committee on Un-
American Activities. He had tes-
titled before the committee ir
1854.
Bastian DiSSents
The majority opinion wa:
written by Chief Judge Henry w
Edgerton and concurred in by
Judge David L. Bazelon. Judge
Walter NJ. BaStian dissented.
It was pointed out that the
House committee was authorized
to delve into the character anc
diffusion of un-American propa'
ganda and into related question!
that would aid Congress in any
remedial legislation.
The court declared the COM
mittee made no attempt to learr
from Watkins the number o.
Communists in his union or how
they influenced it.
The committee showed NJ
interest in anything but a lis
of names" the opinion stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

It's easy to register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
on ground floor Of the District
Building and sign up.
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Contempt for Refusal
To Expose Reds Upset
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN

United States Court OF Appeals yesterday, in a split
opinion upheld right before congressional
committee to refuse to identify who in the past
have Communists.
held the circumstances questions
valid legislative and obviously
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CROSS ON MY COLLAR

We acknowledge with thanks the receipt of book
let Gross My Collar" by the Rev Frank L. Titus rec
tor of Holy Cross Church, Miami.
FIR Titus has been chaplain in the United States
Army for six years and has served in the South Pacific
during World War ii.
He tells of his experiences in this booklet that he has
been working for nearly ten years. to bring to church
people and the clergy understanding of the work
of the Army Chaplain.
He finds that there is little difference in the wants
and needs of the Japanese and other people he met in the
East, than in any other part of the world.
After returning to the United States in 1916, FIR
Titus invited to become Personal Secretary of the
Oversee Department of the National Council of the Epis
copal Church.
FIR Titus believes that the only way insure peace
in the world is to prepare for spiritual offensive in
Asia. FIR Titus among the candidates nominated for
bishop sufragan at the Episcopal Convention in Sarasota
last week.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-02

SURBITON, England - Althea
Gibson, ex-FAMU tennis star
from New York City, defeated
Mrs. Betty Rosenquist Pratt of
South Orange, N. j., 60, 6-3 in
the fourth round of the Surrey
Tennis Championship Thursday.
Miss Gibson, the United States
only big winner on sthe European
tennis circuit this spring, won
the wcmen's singles title in the
French international tournament
Saturday at Paris with a 60,
1910 victory over Angela Nor
timer of Great Britain. 1t was the
first time she had beaten Miss
Mortimer in five tries.