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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
DAVIS BACK 70 COACH
Supply Officer Solves
Nays Center Problem

his personal rooters 18-year-old
twin sisters. He has no brothers
II like center" he says. 81
like linebacking best of all. You
know. last year 1 didn't do SC
hot. But this year everything
seemed to come all at once
Everything about the position
is easier"
Witzmann is a 6-foot 209-
pound senior from the Bronx
where his father is a fireman
a former semipro football
player and an accomplished
tennis player.
He still plays tennis" Johr
says. But now he restricts il
to doubles. He's getting ur
there. He must be over 49,"
Only 10 Problems
With the center position get.
ting remedied, Erdelatz is left
with only 10 problems, starting
with Boston College a weeE
from Saturday and including
the likes Of Duke, Notre Dame
and Army.
But everything is fine," the
coach says. Another thinG
that has really helped up |,
the work Of the White Shirts
the junior varsity. The worl
they've been giving surpasse:
everything we've ever had here
They know they can move
up. It's not just talk. It's ont
thing to tell a boy that If hi
works hard he has a chance
to make the varsity. That's iust
talk. But here these boys know
we are not spoofing them. tt
happened too many times be.
fore. Tom Forrestal, our quar-.
terback. went from junior var.
sity to the starting team in one
week two years ago"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
FIycosters Schedule
Chumpionshin Events

The National Capital Cast
ing Club will hold "skish'
championships at 9 am. SUM-
day. September 20. at the Lin
coin Memorial Rejecting Pool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
Who Is This?
By HELEN CBLO

NEUSIC was prominent In the background
WI Of this 1s-year-old high school student.
Her father played the violin. as did her
grandfather. who, at 81. won the Kansas
fiddler's contest. Although she studied
piano, the girl never felt she had talent
enough to make 1t her career.
She was only 8 when a lad Of was hired
to tote watermelons and pack delivery
boxes at her fathers Kansas City grocery
store There were no thoughts of romance
then, but when the young people hit their
teens and joined Christian Endeavor, her
parents became concerned at the regularity
with which the boy walked the girl home
from meetings. Although they were ad-
monished not to keep company, they con-
tinued to do so and a crisis came when they
were caught kissing. Her father threatened
to send the girl East, but delayed this action
so that she might play a long anticipated
piano solo at a special assembly.
The day the high school junior played
that piano solo was a fateful one After
assembly she met the boy. who was senior
They hid their telltale school books in the
public library, were married by judge and
departed on a three-day honeymoon with
$500 the boy had saved
They quit school and the bridegroom
went to work as printer. Only two months
had passed when he announced they would
get no place without college educations.
After making up their high school work.
they entered the University of Kansas. To
contribute to the family budget. the girl
travelled to her home town on Saturdays
to give piano lessons from 7:30 O'Clock in
the morning until O'Clock at night On
Sundays she did her household chores and
studied
Fired by an ambition to own newspaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

some day, her husband became campus
correspondent for a metropolitan paper.
Later, when he served as an apprentice
reporter for the United Press in Chicago.
his wife studied sociology at the Chicago
School of Civics and Philanthropy This
qualified her to do social service work In
each new location to which her husbands
changes of assignments took him. In a
success-crowned career, he became
nationally syndicated columnist, news
analyst. radio commentator and public
speaker.
Making Washington their home in 1917.
she became associated with United Char
tiles and the American Red Cross. After
the birth Of q daughter In 1923 and son
four years later. she turned to homemaking
Both in this country and abroad. the couple
travelled in political and social circles.
While covering the invasion Of the Mar
shall Islands for his column In 1914, her
husband was killed In q plane collision
That tragedy brought her out Of retirement
to embark on a many-sided career. She
compiled a book Of her husbands best
works and wrote a best seller on her life
In Washington. She has written speeches
for the Department of Labor Standards,
and Is popular platform speaker. She
resigned as a contributing editor Of Look
Magazine to become associate director Of
the American Forum Of the Air. She Is
the author Of articles published by numer-
Gus national magazines.
member Of the woman's National Press
Club, she is the only woman to hold MEM
bership in the Indianapolis Press Club.
Her present Job, to which she was
appointed In 1858. has taken her around
the world to observe critical areas.
Who h this? Turn to page 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

that we do not entertain any
form Of mental agitation Of
disqvietvde, which would try
to deviafe our heavenward
journey, into the perfect har.
mony Of Soul.
The divine state of con-
seriousness is only natural.
And when we prayerfully
study our Bible and our c. S.
textbook, they bring us day
by day to the meaning Of
Justice, peace, JOY and Life
more abundantly" and the
pursuit of happiness through
salvation.
We quote a verse from the
c. S. Hymnal by Mrs. Eddy,
p. 207:
20 gentle presence, peace
and joy and power;
0 Life divine, that owns each
waiting hour,
Thou Love that guards the
nestling's faltering fight
Keep Thou my child on up
ward wing tonight"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy teaches,
THE Scriptures imply that
God is slI-in-all. From this II
follows that nothing possesses
reality nor existence except
the divine Mind and His ideas.
The Scriptures also declare
that God is Spirit. Therefore
In Spirit all is harmony, and
there can be no diseord; all is
life, and there is no death.
Everything in Gods universe
expresses Him." tSeienee and
Health, p. 33I)
God is protecting us all,
right now from every scheme,
conspiracy, and human plot.
And our purpose should be
10 praise Him, for everlasting
love, over which evil cannot
climb, because evil has no
power, and no divine intelli-
gent Principle of fitness to
hold sway in Gods infinite
plans for His spiritual crea-
ton.
So, we should be careful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
0bieetivity, Daily Newspapers?

JAWS "TELEscoPE"-svn, ll/I9. cKLW-Tv
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR is NY HIGHEST
IDEAL oF,A oAiLYNGWsPAPER. BUT IT HAS NOT
YET REACHED THE SPIRITUAL MATURITY OF
CHRIST JESUS sAaei1sMAkY BAKER EDDY, WHOSE
APPREHENSION or THE FATHERS BUSINESS" =
CONSTITUTES A,spmITUAL WARFARE WITH THE
WORLD [-psevdo, snfichrisf, Adsm-Eve so-esIed
world ~ THE FLesHAfaD THE DEVIL"
tsess oBJEcTNITY. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
"SoIid Wage Stand Urged On
Industry"

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10 tUP)-Php D. Reed. chair
Of General Electric Co., tonight called Industry
form solid front at years bargaining table TO resist
excessive and therefore vnearned" wage increases.
Next year many companies large and small will have
an opportunity TO display the kind Of public responsibility
that's required to stop this inatonay spiral he declared
Addressing meeting Of the Public Relations Society OF
America, Mr. Reed said that there's Of truth
to the charge that big paernseng companies have been
feeding imitation" by bowling wage demands that go be-
You'd increases in productivity.
tsee SOLID WAGE STAND. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Fear and Full Employment

A BANKER: TOO BAD A WAR THREAT IS
NECESSARY FOR A STEPPEDUP NATIONAL
ECONOMY
OUR ANSWER: THAT is NOT AS BAD AS 1T SEEMS.
THE NEW TESTAMENT SAYS THAT CHRIST CAME
TO DESTROY THE WORKS OF THE DEVIL!
AND 1.-THE FATHERS BUSINESS" spoken Of by Jesus
at the age Of H. IS THE REAL WORK OF ALL RACES
AND PEOPLES, ALWAYS
BUT IT MUST BE UNDERSTOOD IN ITS SCRIP
TURAL CONTEXT THAT LIFE IS A SPIRITUAL WAR
FARE WITH THE WORLD, THE FLESH. AND
THE DEVIL!
tSee FEAR AND FULL. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
5 Hebrew Youths 1onsiIs Removed
Times)
Sins Of Parents inflicted Upon
Offspring!

The mother physician, Or. Mary W1er; faher-sdneY
Wzer, lawyer.
Dr. Wzer: THE children suffering frequent sore
Threats and missed LOT Of play and lot Of school,.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
There Is question of the loving intentions OF me
parents. BUT THE ROAD TO HELL IS PAVED WITH
GOOD INTENTIONS
THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING" but INVITES
PREMATURE DEATHS
~ TT IS THE SPIRIT THAT ouIcKENETH, THE Flesn
PRoFITETH NOTHING. THE WORDS THAT I SPEAK
UNTO you. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE
LIFE" Jesus in John 6:63 R. c. GAY
tsee HEBREW YOUTH. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
FEAR NO EVIL .
&akAlion IS Of God
BY Elizabeth Ellington

When we truly believe and know salvation is of
God by daily dwelling 'n the secret place of the most
high" we exposed to the hazards of evil are
we impelled by, nor put in danger by evil
David sang. Ut good thing TO give thanks the
Lord, TO sing praises unto thy name Most High"
GOD GAVE CHRIST JESUS, TO DELIVER MANKIND
FROM SIN DISEASE AND DEATH IN THE SPIRIT OF
TRIrTH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Brilliant Hebrew, Edward 6.
Robinson, Star Actor: Severe
Offspring Troubles

EDDIE ROBINSON IRIS BOOK PUTS DAD ON
CRIDDLE:
"HoLLYWooD RAKE TELLS ALL"
BY Lee BeIser Detroit Times
DRUNK DRIVING, JAIL
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE HEBREWs-fhey NOT Jews-cAN THANK
THE CHRIST-JESUS' AND YOUR TRUE, REAL,
ETERNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMING"
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM 70 ALL
PEOPLES THAT THE DEVILS PSYCHoPATHc,
THEoLoGIcA STEALS ARE IN PROCESS or
REDUCTION TO THEIR NATIVE NoTHINcNEss"-
x-No. or zERos
(see BRILLIANT HEBREW, Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Christian Scientists, Washington. DC,
Re President Eisenhower:
Can You Not liberate The President
From Those Varying Aspects Of
Bondage To The Devi|s Materia
Mediea, Etc.?
by Andrew F. Eiyehouf c.. r..


Major Prophet of "our father-Mother God. ALI
harmonious" (p. Is, Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace of God
do Fruehauf Martin Luther job ia this age.!I
And how! Science & Health; textbook, is Gods
Liberator Of The Bible.
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOD
jesus flowed righteousness and hated iniquity"I
The '7ukewarm' live in fools Paradise."i
l. SATAN BOUND" PHYSICIANS AND MATERIA
MEDlcA IN CONTEMPT OF SUPREME COURT OF
SPIRIT, oMNlPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. REPUDIATiNc
JESUS BASIC FACT RE HEALTH AND HEALING
THE FLESH PRofiTETH NOTHING IT IS THE
SPIRIT THAT OuIckENETH THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO YOU THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY
ARE LIFE" John sos.
T. THE READING OF THOSE WESTERN STORIES
GRAND LARCENY OF THE DEVIL, HIMSELF
CHRIST, SECOND COMING" SCIENCE MESSIAH
VIA SECOND" MARY. MRS. EDDY. WOMAN" Matthew
1898 TO FULFILL MARVELLOUS PROMISE:
BEHOLD, HAVE GIVEN YOU POWER OVER ALL
THE Lso-eaI,tl power OF THE ENEMY" 1.-THE
MYTHICAL. DEVLIsH, ANTI CHRIST. ADAN-EvE,
MURDERoUs CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS
PSEUDO CREATION HAND NOTHING SHALL BY
ANY MEANS HURT YOU!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Dr.. "Meninger Hits Mental
Facilities!
mental Hospitals Human
Warehouses;!

SIXTY PER CENT OF THEIR POPULATION
NEVER COMES OUT ALIVE! free Press, W
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
HEBREWS ROMAN CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS
AND ALL THE OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
THE NoN-cHRIsTlAN SCIENTISTS ARE BOUND
NkAND AND FOOT BY THE MYTHICAL. DEviLiSH,
IMPURE, DISHONEST, PsYcHOPATHlc, ANTI
CHRIST. ADAM-EvE PSEUDO MATERIAL" CREATION
R-e-ElI-T-Y IS EXCLUSIVELY SPIRITUAL, CHRIS
LIKE, INFINITE!
THE UNIVERSE is loo9s THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [-M-Y-T-H-
Lc-A-L-L BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL" ST. Paul.
(See DR.. MENINGER. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07

Directors of Mother Church Gould Be
Immensely Helpful If They Would
Make Their Declaration OF
independence" From Satan Lies
And Take The Wraps Off The
Editorial Staff Of the C.S. Monitor
tsee CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Negro Magazines Push For More
Liquor Advertising
WALL Street Journal. II/2l)
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Ebony" Subscription Nearly Expired

EBONY SuDSCIpuOu Weary GAPuIcu
WILL NOT BE RENEWED BECAUSE OF DAMN
ABLE EXPLOITATION OF THE DEVILS BILLIONS
RAcKETs
Life" Magazine subscription cancelled some years ago
for same reason ESQUIRE" characterized years ago:
"HoW TO GO TO HE'LL LIKE A oENTLEMAN!!D
Ebony, Esquire: Typical God
Condemned Spiritual Bastards!
See Hebrews l2:7. 8. COURIER AND CHRONICLE.
TOO, PREVIOUSLY ENsLAvED AND ENsLAvlNG!
DEVILS ADAM. EVE ANTi-cHRIsT ENsLAvlNG
RACKETS
I. DEVILS SOCIAL H-BoMB' SEX, RAMPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY ESPECIALLY THE
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD AND WORLD OF
LETTERS
T. DEVILS BILLION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE
RACKETS!
g. DEVILS BILLION S TOBACCO RAcKETs!
A. DEVILS STUPENDoUs DRUG STORE AND HOS
PrTAL MATERIAL" MEDICINE RAcKETs !
SOOTHING SYRUPS' TO COMPENSATE FOR THE
MENTAL UNREST. INHERENT IN THE M-Y-THI-
CAL IMPURE DISHONEST. PsYcHoPATHc,
DEvILIsH. ANTi-cHRIST, ADAM-EvE. MuRDERoUs
CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO cREA-
TON!
tsee NEGRO MAGAZINES. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
300, 900 Plus, Arab Refugees =
Hebrews, Christians Attention:

Hebrews especially wealthy ones, at least in the
prosperous nations. SHOULD AWAKEN TO THE DIVINE
PRIVILEGE OF LOVING OUR NElGHBoR AS WE LOVE
GOD, AND AID FINANCIALLY AND OTHERWISE
THESE MOST UNFORTUNATE REFUGEES.
$4,000 PLEDGE OF AID
Gods Detroit Tribune pledges $4,000 to aid in ihe
rehabilitation of these most unfortunate Arab refugees.
HOWEVER, THEY NEED MORE THAN HUMAN AND
MATERIAL" AID. THEY NEED THE HEALING OF
THEIR BITTERNESS. RESENTMENT, HATRED,
DEEP MORAL INDIGNATION FOR INJUsTIcEs
WHICH THEY FEEL HAVE BEEN INFLICTED UPON
THEM AND THEIR HOMELAND OF CENTURIES.
see 100000 PLUS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-07
Thanksgiving Day Testimony
Ninth Church-22nd Testimony
Since 12-26-In IS Different
Christian Science Churches

Our friends. the Negro Christian Scientists gave very
good Of themseves-15 to 20 Testimonies in IS to
20 minutes, each limited to two minuieexpressins srsii
vde for heaIngs, progress, prosperity and protection,
DIVINE
OUR TESTIMONY:
IT Is A GREAT JOY TO GIVE THANKS FOR THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF THE PERFECT CREATION
AND UNIVERSE OF OUR ONE PARENT Jour
FATHERMOTHER COD ALL-HARMONIOUS"!
HIsToRYs HEROES, HERoINES.
am ever grateful for those heroes and herones
down the ages who FEARED NOT THE DUNGEON OR THE
SCAFFOLD and who dared refuse to TAKE BACK THE
WORDS OF TRUTH"l
FALL OF EGYPT TYRANNY-REDS' DOMED
also very grateful for such lessons Of The past AS
THE FALL OF EGYPTIAN DEsPOTISM UNDER MOSES
OBEDIENCE TO GODS DIRECTIONS
And also for THE FALL OF THAT BOASTFUL
GOLIATH, UNDER DAvlD's OBEDIENCE. TO GODS
DIRECTIONS
AND SO. THE COMMUNIST MENACE WILL BE
REDUCED TO ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNEsS"!
AM EVER so GRATEFUL
REACTIONS:
The testimony very sraeiovsy reeeved-snd
believe that the verdict unanimous that 1T WAS
GOOD CONTRIBUTION FOR THE OCCASION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
PART TINE
A RETAIL
GROCERY
CAREER
With
SAFEWAY
STORES

We have immediate open
ings in our stores for mer
who desire to build a career
in the Retail Grocery Field
No experience Is neces-
Sary as you are trained or
the job while earning a
minimum Of $50 per week
Men who have a good
past record, enjoy customer
service work, and have q
sincere interest in learning
a business which offers
permanent employment
and the opportunity fol
advancement will be con-
Sloereo Tor these openings
Applicants with a high
school education who are
81 to IS years Of age, are
preferred.
To those qualified, we offer:
Permanent employment
Opportunity for
advancement
Paid vacations, holidays
and sick leave
Many additional employee
benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-23
CLERK. 1925

II you. live near or convenient to
ne, We have an opening for q gen.
varied duties Must be bright. 5000
typist and like TO talk to people
Good salary and company benefits
CAL Mr.. HAMILTON. DE. 2.l244
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tcoNrINUEol
AccTo. CLERK. Hso.. white. $3.50
COLUMBIA

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
PARTIAL LisTiNo ONLY
ADMIN SECY., under 80 $500
bOOkkEEPER, type. SIS
BURROUGHS 6ensimatic OPEN
CAEHIER-CHECKER. SAC plus mis-.
pI1pCcTTIAPlHt0NSlE-TYPISTs 70 $4,000
FOOD eel, ! sE osys SUPERVISOR r Il hens SOe
GEN. OFFICE type. NE. VII $500 $50
INTERPRETER. Portuguese-E English
REcEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsT 70 SO
RECEIPT .-PBX, some type, to S275
SECY., legal; electromatic S75
STATISTICAL TYPIST to $65
ADMINISTRATIVE eECY. - 1913
SkCRETARY, 2l-30 $3.50
SECkEIARY, LEGAL - S325
Silver Spring
College Park and NV.
BKKPG, .MACHINE OPRs., to $500
DICTApHONE OPRS. $3.50
PIX TYPISTs Is days. - $2S5
REcEPTIoN1ST-TYP1sT $3.50
Silver Spring Rockville
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Sab Georgia Ave. JU. 9-4446
ADMIN. SECY. $500
For national corporation. must have
ability to work with top-level ex-
ecutive in Govt. and industry. "a
mr.. wk. Downtown location.
Asst. to Editor 1925
For national corporation, general
knowledge Of editorial work re-
CURED, plus seeretarial skills. 5
days; downtown.
Secy. to Exec. $375
tona TG trade UI associations pepsO Conn N avs
location; 35-hr. Wk.; under 40 yrs.
Asst. Bookkeeper $500
IS hrs; Conn. ave. location; no
EMBASSY, NO SHHD.
To work Tor Press Attache: inter-
esting and varied duties: 9 yrs. col
lege preferred; 3 days: start $3.50.
LERK-TYPISTS $500
For export department Of ma
tional Arm; must be able TO handle
all phases OF work in l-girl once.
Above-averaRe appearance plus abil-
ity to meet public; 3O-40 Yrs. Conn
ave. location: days.
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
12s Sheraton Blde.. I'll l4th NV,
Admin. SecyS., to $4,000
Select POSITIONS in PUBLIC
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
lSEcYs., ttraveD 500
lSECYS, naWl - 500
JR. sECYS., various ------to $50
SECY., no shorthand -----st. $50
l5ECYS., other fields to SEQ
ssECYs pub rel. legal -----st. $50
sEcY.. International - 81. $50
CLERk-TYPISTS --t to $500
SECYS., rusty g75
5TENOs., Capitol Hill SO, 200
INVESTMENT PERSONNEL $4,000
MEDIC SOCIAL WORKER, "a, 500
lDICTAPHONE SECYS. $500 up
FBA AND RECEIPTS. Ito $500
5kkp: .RECEPT. -------st. $40
HFfsfNHr Hs - 70 $ee
JR. sEcY.. beg. Cap. Hill,
AccTG. CLERK ~ SsoS
MANY OTHERS
( Annette D. Tatelman
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APPRENTICE
OPERATORS

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OPERATORS
PEW POSITIONS AVAILABLE
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
BEAUTY OPERATORS
Darlington, Arlington Store
! WASHINGTON STORE
EXPERIENCED
FULL-TIME
LIBERAL COMMISSION ARRANGE
MENT AND EMPLOYEE BENEFfTf
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
THE HEIGHT co.
- SILVER SPRING
FENToN ST, 4 ELLSWORTH DR.
y WASHINGTON
- ST AT 9TH NV.
Z PARKIN0TON. ARLINGTON, VA.
0LEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
ASSISTANT MANAGER, white;
modern apt. development: knowl-
edse Of typing. bookkeeping: neat
appearance. pleasing personality,
pleasant working conds. Apply
10 an. and noon.
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER in Of
tSs 81 Spd PT vaI.s as s asTs ss
Of bookkeeping and tipping: expert
7 enee desirable but not necessary.
: Salary commensurate with ability
Z Apply In person $500 pm. THE
ATLAS PRESS. 6i2 5th 81. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. 2 operators needed
ior BUSY shop. excel. salary. Call
Mr. Vincent &c WA. 7-3S2S.
BEAUTICIANs (2l, qualified r1an-
ayers with following. Must be at
traetive. not over 35. Also OPEN
| ing for I good hairdresser. full or
part time Apply after Sept %.
MARY BRUCE HAIR DRESSER,
wash cir Apts: 24so Pa ave
BEAUTICIAN for our Bethesda sa-
lon, excellent opportunity for
Eo 29S, si-a los operator; Apply
Bethesda. or 12:l Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN, expert all around:
hours. Q TO @. EN-. 2-li7i.
BEAUTICIANs wanted; busy down
town shop; guaranteed salary and
Or ewes. wa. 7-i4s7. 5Ss
BEAUTlCIAN, hair stylist: hiEh
Clientele; salary plus commission.
EN-. 3-4910: tn. 2-6141.
BEAUTY SHOP MAID-Experienced
only. size 10. oUILBo. 1916
BEAUTY OPERATOR-SS5.SIO0
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. good oppor.
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Miss Roberts. XII. s-06T0.
BILLING CLERK-Pamiliar with
Underwood electric typewriter
9 pm LA. 6-22SS
BILLING CLERK, 0eo'town area,
p fSTs syR $685. S%Sss, WI dsSt w, SSS
blvd, Arl. ia. $4,000
BILLING CLERK TYPIST, good
aims fiaures: s6-day Wk please
apply TO FoRAfAN BROS. INC
Wholesale LIQUOR. 1880 Okie
st. ne,
BOOKKEEPER, part time. o TO j,
) days; prefer some experience.
Contact Mr.. Wyman, DART DRUG
CORP. 1901 Columbia I'd. NV.
HCHKEEEPER, exper. onlv 70 run
once in retail store: typinR nee
essary. perm. position; good wages
TO qualified person. Can TIE. g.
1000 for appt.
BOOKKEEPER TYPIsT, white
fast. accurate, neat. pleasant per-
sonllitv. knowledge Of payroll,
work varied good working cond
employe benefits b-day wk. Call
FE. 3-l536.
BOOkKEEPING MACHINE OPER- |
ATOR, exper. on Burroughs sensi- |
matte. 5-day, 40-hr. wk., many |
company benefits. Apply Mrs. !
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9th and v SITS. ne, DE. 2-05O1. |
BOOKKEEPER
EXP. Full charge Of books for re-
tail store. Must be good typist, ex-
eel. salary. BENSON'9 JEWELERS., |
1919 y st. NV. End flr
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HELP-MEn
YOUNG MAN

Position offering excellent oppor-
tunity to advance for Ambitious
boy with initiative and WILLINGNESS
70 learn. now available with one
OF the oldest firms in Washington
Must have D. c drivers permit 10
drive once car hot rods" or
persons with unfavorable driving
record need not apply. Applicants
must have pleasing personality, be
dependable, well-mannered and neat
appearing. Many employe benefits.
call for appointment
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CLERICALS

General filing. NO typing.
Hish school graduates who
can be trained for other
Jobs. Beautiful air-condi-
TONED ONCE. convenient 20
NV Washington and near
BY Nd. Good spot for am
bilious young women. Lib
eHal company benefits. Apply
HOT SHOPPES EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE. 1341 q st.
q W., Rm. 200.
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YOUNG MAN

one OF the Oldest and iarEes,
manufaeturing companies In the
world is looking for ambitious voun1
man with desire TO 90 ahead,
The position offers permanent and
secure future. Starting salary and
S o@miSon r.,SssIsn, H.Sns fS
weeks paid annual vacation Phone
for m appointment, Mr. Patrick,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co
sos East MONTGOMERY ave, Rock
vile, Nd, Pc. 2-430O.
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GENERAL OFFICE WORK. down
HOSTESS
HOSTESS

For dining room, 1st-elass hotel.
z am. to 2 pm, 5 days. expert
enee preferred. good salary and
meals. Apply Monday.
LEE HOUSE
1EfA go n VI
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statesmen
LEADS, LEADS

NON SEASONAL DEAL
PAYS SOS PER SALE. AV-
ERAGE 3 OUT OF 5, 92T
NEW YORK AVE. NV.
lST FLOOR.