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|. N. Mccoy.
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probation Day.
DR.. James P. Brawley, President
Of Clark College, Atlanta, Ga,
brought greetings and was the
chosen spokesman for the college
presidents of the Negro institutions
under the Board of Education of
the Methodist Church; DR.. Hollis F.
Price, President of LeMoyne Col
lege, Memphis, Tenn, was the
spokesman for other colleges and
presidents outside the state. Dean
O. T. Lowe of the Mississippi Vo-
cational College was present and
brought greetings for all the State
Colleges of Mississippi; and Mr..
E. E. Rankin and Dean Wilfred P.
Carter were among the guests Of
honor and brought greetings from
Mississippi Industrial College,
Holly Springs, Miss.
Other educational leaders and
groups throughout the country
sent letters and kilograms of fe-
licitations. Greetings were brought
from the following groups: Rev
erend R. L. Sweeney, District Sup
erintendent of the Holly Springs
District of the Methodist Church,
representing the Upper Mississippi
Conference; the Board of Trustees
of Rust College, Mrs. c. A. Will
liams of Jackson, Miss; the Mis-
sissippi State Department of Ed
ucation, Miss F. o. Alexander; the
Masonic Body Of the State of Mis-
sissippi, Mr.. G. W. Gillian; the
North Mississippi Conference
(white), DR.. w. c. Newman; the
Rust College faculty, Dean W. A..
Waters; and the Rust College Stu
dent Body, Mr.. Dean Conoway.
The main speaker for the occa-
sion, DR.. M. S. Savage, a former
Rust College President, and presi-
dent of various other colleges, and
who for IL years was Executive
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
ton of the Methodist Church, re-
viewed the wide range of accomp-
lishments of President Mccoy.
Much honor was accorded Mrs.
Mccoy, the lovely wife of Presi-
dent L. M. Mccoy. Their family
came to the campus and shared the
honors paid them throughout the
day.
The famed Rust College singers,
under the baton of Natalie Doxey,
a cappella choir director, gave
sunc,n performance.
The day was planned by the
Alumni Association to five tangible
recognition to the services OF DR..
and Mrs. Mccoy as well as to pay
them homage.
The presentation of gifts was
made by Mrs. Lillian Rogers-John-
son, a member of the Board OF
Trustees of Rust College, Presi-
dent of the American Teachers As
sociation, educator, and civic lead
er. The following gifts were pre-
sented:
To Mrs. Mccoy, American Beauty
roses; to DR.. and Mrs. Mccoy,
an enlarged photograph of Presi-
dent Mccoy, and a five-piece en-
graved silver service; to President
Mccoy, a bound volume of letters
from friends, and leaders in the
field Of education and religion.
The cash testimonial gift was a
cashiers check for $1,000. The
business establishments Of the city
and other places sent many florals
and gifts.
We were grateful for the pres
ence Of the wife Of the main speak
er, Mrs. M. S. Davage, and the
many friends who helped make the
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25
BARNETT NEWS
By MRS. CARRIE COMBEST

Funeral services were held Au-
gust 18, 1856 for Mr.. N. K. Bar
nett, who passed away August II,
1856 at 1880 am. He was born in
October 1876 in Barnett, Miss. At
ter becoming grown, he was mar
ried to Miss Silvia Price, who pass
ed May "a, 1856. To this union
were born IL children. He was a
member of the John Baptist M. B.
Church.
His survivors include: nine chill
dren, 20 grandchildren, 20 great
grandchildren, two sister-in-laws
and host of relatives and friends.
Last rites were held in the John
Baptist Church, the pastor Rev. c.
w. DuBose, officiated. Interment
was in the John Baptist Cemetery.
Brown Funeral Home were in
charge of the body.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25

ice, and in all areas under federal
jurisdiction.
Future Action
REPUBLICANS - This admin
istration has impartially enforced
federal civil rights statutes, and we
pledge that it will continue to do
so. We support the enactment of
the civil rights program already
presented by the President to the
second session of the 84th Con-
gress :. We pledge ourselves to
continued progress in this field.
DEMOCRATS - We will con-
tinue our efforts to eradicate dis
elimination based on race, religion
or national origin The Demo-
cratic party pledges itself to con-
tinue its efforts to eliminate illegal
discrimination to all kinds, its
relation to () full rights to vote,
(2) full rights to engage in gainful
occupations, (3) full rights to en-
joy security of the person, and (4)
full rights to education in all pub
licly supported institutions.
Authority of the Law
REPUBLICANS - The Republi-
can party has unequivocally recog-
nized that the supreme law of the
land is embodied in the Constitu-
ton.
DEMOCRATS - The Democratic
party . recognizes the Supreme
Court of the United States as one
of the three constitutional and CO.
ordinate branches of the federal
government, superior to and sepa-
rate fron, any political party, the
decisions of which are part of the
law of the land.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25
State Baptist. 49,.
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(Rock Island Lines) to Denver.
President Humes has instructed
all messengers who want reserva-
ton to the National Baptist Con-
vention to wire or send in their
names at once so reservation may
be made. The President urges all
Baptists Of the G. NJ. B. S. Conven-
ton to 60 together and stick to-
gether in Denver, Colo.
-Patronize Our Advertisers-
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25
eeroPreacher
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(COntlnued from Page UneJ
J. Cook said Will H. Johnson, 61-
year-old minister, admitted posing
as Hitler in letters since 1946.
Cook said Johnson had obtained
thousands of dollars to aid "a new
revolt" presumably by persons
who admired the policies of the
former German dictator.
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25
SPRINGS
NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Primous Strong
and their three children, Joseph,
13; Jerry, 9; and Mary Elizabeth,
8; are spending two weeks vaca-
ton with Mr.. Strong's father, Mr..
Cornelious Strong, relatives and
friends of Bay Springs, Miss.
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25

on singing gospels, spirituals and
jubilces with equal ease, won them
a contract to appear in two re-
ligious motion pictures entitled "God
Of the Mountains" and Miracle
Through Songs"
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25

He: "Will you ever forget that
glorious week at Miami ?"
She: "What am l offered ?"
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25

tion's armed forces, the civil serv-
ice, and in all areas under federal
Jurisdiction.
Jackson advocate., 1956-08-25

He: "Does love-making intoxi-
cate you?"
She: "No-half-pint!"
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hELp-WoMEN

YOUNG WOMAN 1875. stnEls.
Pull or part time (eves-1 10 teach
ballroom daneinG. No expeT. nee.
Complete training given free. Excel
earnings. Apply IN person. VICTOR
STUDIOS, 1850 Conn. ave. nv.
FOE FART TINE 1eye-
sales work In Washineton branch
once Of leading New York City
nsyspapeE, Work eonsiyts d inter;
esting residents Of Washington and
surrounding areas In havtng the
paper delivered 10 their homes each
day By local adult carriers. We
provide selling Lists and will train
you for this work. Excellent earn
ings based on guarantee and COM
only. With sales ability suitable for
telephonine well-tnformed people
about . high quality Newspaper on
which they depend for sheif read
Ing material. Previous telephone
experience helpful. not essential.
Please apply by teiephoning the
number below ana leaving your
name and phone number and ron
I'LL be called for an appointment:
THE NEW YORK TIMES HOME
DELIVERY OFFICE. Juniper $3.50.
coLoRED GIRL to 1 Val.
On ELDERLY lady part time. SIS vi.
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sITUATIoNS--woMEN

CLERK -STENoGRAPHER, white;
LEGAL and research experience with
| national organization and leading
law nrm. Salary open. Call CO. s.
EXPERT. stenosraphie, pictspnone.
typing services; Days. ME. S-6704:
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE, COLI
Srsd' desires sa5 cases OF any typs' refs.
GiRL. coiored, wants work rs yom-
ans companion; 8 days, no nishts.
d hR S coicred.. desires work press.
Ing. silk finishing or cleaning; Ii.
LADY. recent exper, caring for ell
LADY DRIVER sV Wants SsS pO:it sni dris
time. Age 40. Perfent record.
MEDICAL ned al. s ssCRETARY, resisteared
nurse desires typins Of home. dicta-
phhone and shorthand exper. IA; g.
o iH1S; MACHINE OPERATOR. SS es-
perienced; nightwork. preferred,
Private industry. Ii. 6-4S26,. ga
sECY., o TO /: exper.: varied duties;
Ariingt9n area only avail. immed.
ExfERsiTs g stTREtNo. ..p.r, in are - ana
p posHf Box asso.uu. star. e Ss.
EXPERIENCED TYPIST. clerk or
secretary. colored, desires position.
Phone IA. 5-05s6. 23s
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Stenographers
IF
YOU ARE UNDER 40,
NEATLY GROOMED,
AND REASONABLE,
AND -. ARE LOOK
ING FOR AN INTER-
ESTING PERMANENT
JOB CENTRALLY LO-
GATED OFFERING
EXCELLENT WORK
ING CONDITIONS
LIBERAL EMPLOYE
BENEFITS, AND OP-
PORTUNITY FOR AD-
vANCEMENT, AND
IF
YOUR SHORTHAND
AND TYPING SPEED
ARE FAST AND AC-
CITRATE MOT JUST
FAIR OR RUSTY AND
YOUR EXPERIENCE
INCLUDES GOOD
GENERAL OFFICE
SKILLS, THEN APPLY
IN PERSON TO CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE
OF THE U. S., 1915 H
ST. NV, 9 TO II AM;
/ TO $3.50 PM.
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U. S. Enpl. Service
1924 r STREET, NV.
NO FEES
CLERIcAL-sAIiEs OFFICE
FIFTH FLOOR

PRIVATE INDUSTRY
BOOKKEEPERs, up 10 $1,000 II
a e sssrs; SsR; sxgsr , s.,.,.. .,,,,
from So, 120 up per ".
BooKKPq. MACH oPxRs. expef
CLERK -TYP1sT6, tempo. or perm,
$4,000 $3.50 ", to start.
GROCERY CHECKERS. exper.'
90 484-$3, 692 ". start.
PAYROLL CLERKS. Q mo. exper.
PROOF MACH OPERs.. sxper. OF
trsiness: 5000 or $500 u:
Pliers, salary range from $4,000
70 Sc, 600 to start dep. exper
TYPisT-PBx opers., exper., S2.osC
to 81 $50 W. TO start.
GOVERNMENT
AUDIT ~ IT, cd lE !, !,tsstas, ga
c fI:RiKy isrEsooRarHEss ane
TTPIeTs, Ge13 through ds-6
dep. upon expef. and speed fWPM)
TAB. MACH, OPERS., wiring expef.
Ge-3, S3.176 per annum.
TELETYPE oPERS., Gs-4, S3,41t
30 DO NOT TELEPHONE
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siTuATioNs-Meh

ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER, now
available: references, 10. 3-43gs.
ASSIST. MGR. for club. motel or
rest; 30 yrs, European. grad. in
ternatl. hotel school. Switzerland
and Germany, exper.: avail. immed.
Bookk kyGans s'A Part time, s ssp.r.
dble. entry. gen. once work. 81 20
hr. Box 425-D, Star. 25'
HANDY MAN. can clean, paint, odd
Jobs: light hauling accepted. Any
reasonable offer. co. 5-0SS0, Mon.
MAN-Retired, active, handy-man.
neat, wishes work. Ii, 1858.
ing. experienced, with best Of ref
eSsnces. CO. 5.a340. ---23
work as plumbers assistant or help
er or timex driver; experienced, Al
HAVE HAD 10 YEARS exp. retail
and wholesale selling. Have been
sales manager and general man
Ager. 35 yrs. Of age, married and
with own car. VIII REQUIRE salary
or draw Avail. Immediately, what
NEED ' HxPRRiHSCED 'A HE sF'' with
checked references7 Call MAN
N1rNIG,s. ADJ. 2-s1oo; ewes. To.
co ICoiak MAN wants work. E Can do
most any kind; prefer janitor or
COLONEL coy. ID yrs, would like
any kind OF work III, 4-7107,
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ATTR1cTTYE PoaITToN

For an INTELLIGENT woman with 9
pleasing peEsonality and good ap'
esss Il teseS s 0 eiub sl q e shHHfci
work. ase IS 20 IS. Pull trainins
Given. Excellent opportunity fol
Insurance. liberal retirement based
on pro1t sharing. For interview
age, EDUCATION and experience. Boa
Alto, Star. pa
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TYPIST

Enter the field of adver-
tising, now as q copy
writer. No experience
necessary, as We win
train you.
Write, stating age, typ
ing speed, previous en-
ployment and salary de.
sired.
BOX III, STAR
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GIRLS. 1926

Travel Calf. .Pia. resort areas. No
experience necessary, Average 500
vi. and $500 W. bonus. Trans
portation expenses paid. $500 mo.
dfawirg account for expenses. APP
Div Mr.. STEBNEnGON, 1912 noon,
Ehhitt Hotel 10th and H 81. NV.
LHDIEs-A7oN PRODUCTS. NC.
are in denaandr You can earn $50
wkly, In your spare time Is repre-
sentative. Can npvI DL 7.02el !.
WOMAN with knowledge OF book
keeping and some typing. for n
terestine position IN branch oI-
nee Of national crsal,iSafion.
:sl R hH ssi a.rn sP'lss ds n R;a
w eSs 3 ''e ah nis. is to 50; salsd
nafing counter and 70 carry dishes
81 door: $50 week lob; no Sunday
work, sHOiI,S COLONIAL CAP
ETERiA, 1882 Conn, ave.
m YOU HAVE sales ability and enjoy
taking to people By telephone. why
not realize excellent earntngs with
out leaving your own homer Inc
work consists OF selline the con-
yenience 81 delivery Of leading New
York City newspaper IN time for
Sfeskfsst. Thousands IN Washing.
ton and surrounding areas VIII vel
come the information that home
delivery 10 now available. ExeeAent
earnings on your own hourly basis.
Leave your name and phone mum.
NEW YORK TiMEs HoME DE-
LIVERY OFFICE, Juniper 5-e446.
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HnP-woMrN
YOUNG LADY

This is q permanent position for Q
clerkstyplst, age Is 70 IS. who has
the ability % do Q minimum amount
Of statistical work, Typine accuracy
and neatness and 3 pleaaing teie-
kr, Wei. chi ii. a-Sssk0. "a
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HELP--DoMEsTIc

BABY SITTER, white. part time. 9
nights veef, 4 20 II 80 .. m. prefer
Mt. Rainier resident. AP. 7-53l6.
CHILD CARE, cook. g.hR:--.iye-in
days. 8 am. Sat. to Q Am. Tues.
Neat. enicient. SIS and earfare.
Exper.. refs. Write Box $3.50,
Star. "a
COOK AND CIV: nv. in; age vs.
20. V day on Wed. and all day
EN-. 2-37i3. --25
|G.H,W.--Liye IN. Must Be fond Of
s snld ssn H. E''s oa.l o g. ':f5
over 80. plain cooking, live in.
references, Wed. afternoon and
sun. OF. Must Ike children. z
s stsis: Cal nnd To- o. s- iIe week TO
G.H.w.. live in. OF Thurs. and every
other Ssas s gl 1gsssirs rm.' nv, opVt.
G.H.W.. plain cook; fend Of children:
p aS va YEA fare FIX Kr s's sssil s,sn'' si'
.G.Hw.-Co0K. between 90 and As.
local refs; $40 ~. s-ssss. @a5
OAAL. B-n.N.. -nNc lLl+ NV pieAcAut
home. 51 days. reliable; refs. JU.
S-9001. "a
MAID. colored. live in: s days q
week: S25; g.h.w. and care for
children: refs. OIL. 1884.
NURSE MAID-white. young, live
In: 8 school-age children; other
help. Summers out of town. Best
wages. Recent references. Box
live In: white, 25-36.
calm. responsible: care for small
children. 5M.day wk.: other help;
salary open; recent refs. Box 40
G. Star "a
WILL GIVE good home to young
white lady for care Of children
and house work; salary. Call "a.
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT CLEANER and lsun.
dress to i've In. An modern appli-
ances No cooking or child care.
8 days, Recent refs. required. HE.
oPENiISSiG FOR GIRLS, are 1885.
115a. R st. NV, between 10 and
YOUNG GIRL to live in and care ..c
ExcELLKET JOB ier s.psrisneed
person.; CIV, assist cooking; l
COUPLE TO LIVE IN, general house,
work and cooking In modern home:
only experienced need apply. Call
bet. 4 and pm. I'm. 2-0007. go
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TYpIGT

FOR newspaper once. under 30; som,
ssssIssz T rsauiasa 5Issssnt v osaos
DISQUALIFICATION and life insuraRcy
EiScSHAxfsa.A b. s.aSsss.e AA u IS
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HO. 2-2476

CLINICAL OFFICE. AssIsTANT.,
opportunity. some tyStaG:--.Salsry
BELL Z CO.. 6l4 10th st. nv,
C faa RoG!i % to so. small IG in
surance ONCE in new downtown
s ss SD Sieas .r wssa s smplo oes oees-
peIlence required. DI. 7-2700. rs
CLERK-TYPisTS. needed BY ma
tional publishing firm; 5-day week;
modern air conditioned once; hos
pitalization benefits. Apply in per-
son. ENCYCLOPAEDIA AMERI-
CANA. 1900 East-west hwy. Be-
anee Thoiessi: distri5u aE1 excel
lent opportunity; 5-day week. paid
% start. Can Mr.. PARRrsA' tx.
CHGTSRtKSo1TYprsT - Excellent tSpis.
IN pas general s See Sof6
downtown once: must have the
ability TO advance and to assume
responsibility. commensurate with
growth of organization: 5-day, 40
hr. week: weekdays S:15-5. Start
ing salary $685. per month: please
apply N person Win resume %
qualifications, between 10 and 2.
70 936 Warner Bldg, 18th and Z
CLERK.TYPIsT. living in Bethesda
area, knowledge Of simple book
keeping helpful; must be available
for Saturday work; 5ta-day week
Apply Mr.. Bishop. BLACKSTONE
INC. 1881 Wis. ave. Bethesda.
CLERK -TYPIsT, once clerks. PIX
opers.. knowl. tipping. Miss Kelly at
BOYD'S, cor. 18th and G lover
Howsrd'sl. Ma. $3.50.
CLERK-TYPIST. and gen. once
work. Ma. S-6721 between $3.50
and 8 pm. --25
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NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Third and r. SITS. NE. --24


GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Third and r SITS. NE. "a
w. .Is5.s: q. ifP 81 qseis6sov Witt o.
w .sesd. ABE IN ,' osr,oS. ss4o Wiz:
ws1 Cisae ssii Nv wanted for bar Sne
feStaurant; day and ntght shifts
Appiy y person S6oi suitiand "a.
1 sgEsHs tsafAI ss's;' All; it''' y;
WAIifRissss. white. exper., Tor
salary. Apply Y person Az aiss { ", y
corner 9Th and r. ]. eve. nj:
WAITRESS twhitel.. fast. fully e.:
kBsTAuRANT. I'LL Good aeps
WaS TAI fiSEss expsr, servins dinnsri
and cocktails IN high type Yestau.
rant: good earnings: hrs. IL moor
e 2 lR,;s m cICssssda sunday gx. cAg M
wAIIH,E,ss. yh!ts, neat; e1gsTiensIssSI;
EoFFEE SHOP. corner goth and
Fennsyivania ave. NV. RE. 1864
liIRts, white, 2O-3b, to learn u
operate machines for Tnanufaetur.
ir1F envelopes. No experience neces.
sary, experienced operators vii
teach you. Those who have worked
around machinery desifaote
Steady work. Pay IS to 30 cent!
per hour 70 start Opportunity FOL
advancement; No Saturday work
Vacation WITH VIII paayia.vsC nrisal ANA,
Vaccination Enyelope Co. zoo
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CLERK TYPIST

CLERK TYPIST
Under IS. we have openings. Our
to 49s p.m n0f win cons Consider sSV Se sm
ners. Annual and sick leave Eco
Apply personnel once, Sd floor
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
co, SIG 14th st. NV. --25
CLOTHING GRADER to classify and
sort various types Of clothing fol
cleaning and repair. knowledge Of
fabrics and styles necessary. Past
sortins helpful Alert. Intelligent,
move about readily. Handicapped
preferred; Apply GooDWTLL IN;
to IL noon Monday through Frtaay
COLLECTION MANAGER, thorough.
" familiar with all phases Of legal
follow-up collection work; $500
per year to start. A once-in-a-life.
time opportunity. Write Box OF: @
COMPANION : NURSE for elderly
lazy; roem board. Slb week. Can
c IN 2ISfdS for emo.ion.lly
disturbed .teepage daughter; 24-hr.
duty: preferably under As yrs. Box
C ;eSf SiaI OPERATORS: tenn.
gorary work for day or evening
DENTAL AssTsTANT-Experieneec
and genuinely interested In dem
tistry; salary commensurate with
ability. 1872 Eye st. NV. NE. g.
1898 or JU 5-7714 --27
DENTAL ASSISTANT, upper NV
D. c., excellent salary: 5-day week
State references. Box 1916. Star
DENTAL HYGIENIsTs needed in
the once, In virginia. Call Fleet.
wood 10000. rs
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HELP-WoMEN
OFFICE GIRL
WHY COMMITTEE

DO you live in Sc. washington OF
euitland ares7 Two Jobs open fol
tipping and seneral once work: ne
experience necessary; tntefeStint
work In new. modern. air-eondi-
toned once. offering good future
and all modern employe dement's
Apply an person.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
1919 suitland Rd. suitland. Nd
"a
Part Time, $35 Wk. Up
Work early eve. hours with westmor.
land. OPENINGS In p. c.. Nd. Va
Experi net net nee. white. Car. Gal
PIANO PLAYER CvhiteJ, young. ss5
per week: work half an hour on
the hour. Apply at JoHNNY's
500 9Th st. s.e.. after z pm. -23
RECEPTIONIsT. CLERK rYPIsT
public relations; 500 mo, AMERI.
s "a Ron sEsyi 81. 1875 Is Mss g. ss nS
RECEPTI0NIsT- CLERK.fYPIsT -
Editorial once has opening fol
over 20; varied once duties. pleas.
Advancement: good salary; 6-day
week. RE. $4,000. Bxt. 81. --25
RECORDS CLERK
For scientific research organization
Must be INTELLIGENT, versatile and
Eooc typfst; years college. age
90 to 80: starting salary. $500:
37k-hf. workweek: excellent work.
status; EDUCATION and experience
poA Io1-n. otAI. Is
SALEsGIRL, fun time, must be alert
INTELLIGENT and experienced. to sell
children's and ladies sportsWear
Apply BEYDA'S. Ills r st. nv.
SALEsLADY. experienced in yard
goods. salary commensurate with
ability: 40-hr. week. Call FE. 3
s2LEsLADY to sell medium "a and
higher priced dresses in nne spe-
cialty store: excellent position: g.
day week; salary and commission:
expertcnee necessary. Apply ZIRK-
ms. S21 18th st. NV. --23
SALES MANAGER, for organization
with small chain Of retail general
merchandise stores. selling renewed
and repaired materials for nom
profit sheltered Workshop, past ex-
perience retail sales desired. Salary
open. state full qualifications In.
Guiding salary requirements. Box
209-0. Star. --.6
SALEswoMAN. experienced, fun and
part time. fine women's sportsweaI
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CLERK

1871 yrs Of age. pleasant tele-
phone manner. capable Of handlins
the general public. 5 day. 40 hr
week. Apply Personnel, Room 602
open weekdays S.30-5 and Sat
9-l2. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
s11O1 Penn. Ave. NV.
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nELP-WoMEN
uERK-TYpIST

Old established frm: 6-day week,
permanent. Pleasant working con-
ditions. disqualification progrem.
Interviews Monday. 0 to 12, 1906
Rhode Island ave. ne. In Brent
HINES.
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MIIA-coRoNA. INC, lli3 Park
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER -
Washington Board of Trade. 1915
r. st. a Az ' MR coi iiSq Per yer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, per-
manent position, national organic
zation: tipping and shorthand: will
accept soundscriber In lieu Of
shorthand: 5-day week, o to 5.
Sick and annual leave. group tn
surance: age % TO 40: start $50
SO; Phone Ma. S-0l04. MRS.
sEcaRnEHTrAi,RY.srENooRAPHER. Tor
president Of corporation. Interest
Apply Suite 100 Investment Bldg
18th and x SITS. NV. ga
SHIRT OPERATORS, bosom. back
erS sieevers and folders: exper.
only: good pay and hours. kpply
Graystone Laundry. 2216 9Th st
sIENoGRAPHER. general clerical
week. JOSEPH DeYoUNo. IS66 +
sTiaNoGRAPHER-Younr lady for
hshed company. Aec1rSte typist
and good at figures. Pleasant
WORKING conditions. Company ben
eflts. Aforementioned once. g.
day week. Box 18Th. Star;
srENos. experienced. Between JOBS,
Have 2 Or more days weekly CAN
"a. c~lbSS. -
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CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position available for
young, lady who Is interested and
Must be . neat and accurate typist,
and have pleasing telephone
voice: 5-day, 40-hour week: many
employe benefits. Call Ii. 7-2S5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
SECRETARY.

SECRETARY
Experienced. for interesting position
as secretary TO plant executive. Con-
Ventent suburban location, Pleasant
working conditions: employe bene.
flts.
The Ailrendt Instrument Co.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park. Nd.
UN. 4-567S
"A Subsidiary OF Litton industries
90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
hELp--WokEN

SECRETARY - Large manufacturer
has immediate opening In local Of
ice for pleasant, experienced, capa.
bic young lady: 40-honr week. per-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. once Of ma
tional scientific organization has
opening for competent young seere-
tary: good salary, b-dey week.
pleasant WORKING conds. Call RE.
sECYs sTENos.. BKKPRs.. typists,
f fss.yop r; ;so &c; mach 90 Spr;; atlas
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CLERK

White, to inspect installment &C.
counts and send out notices. Nc
tipping, but neat handwriting anc
figures are essential, also accuracy
and attention to detail. Permanent
position in veil-known orgsniza-
Vk. Vacation and sick leave. Start
at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23
TYPTST

White, 50 words per min. Routine
learn dictaphene Transcription
Permanent position: 6-day, 40-houi
Enipioye cafeteria. Apply In per-
son between an. and Z pm.