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berjacks and sportsmen showed
up TO Join a posse Of 1885 men
led by provincial police. Feel
ing ran high and police warned
the searchers against wild
shooting.
The search began Wednesday
morning after J. j. Walters
Bridges, so, was slain in his
Royal Bank branch here. The
search leader. Sergt. J. X.
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Prime Minister Resigns
In Pokiston Dispute

KARACHI. Pakistan. Oct. IL
R,--Prime Minister H. s. Subj
rawardy resigned today and
President ISkapder Mira asked
Ismail Chundrigar. leader Of
the opposition MoSlem League.
to form a new government.
Mr.. Suhrawardy. who had
headed a coalition cabinet for
Is months. quit after the Re.
publican Party withdraw its
support. The cabinet was made
UP of five Republicans, i've
members Of the Premier's
Awami League and one non.
party minister.
4 The Prime Minister and the
Republicans fell out over Re-
publican demands that West
Pakistan be reorganized into
four or more small provinces.
Mr., Suhrawardy opposed the
reorganization.
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Brennan, said he believed the
killers we're still in q wooded
region is miles from here.
Sergt. Brennan said road
blocks and aerial patrols by
planes and helicopter probably
have kept the fugitives under
cover. They didn't get any
money in the robbery attempt.
The Royal Bank offered q
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Mr.. Suhrawardy's resigna-
ton was announced after O
two-hour conference at the
Presidents residence. Mr..
Chundrigar was In Dacca at
tending a party convention and
Mr.. Mira asked him TO report
whether he could form a stable
government.
Formation Of a government
headed by the Moslem League
should have no effect on Paki-
STAINS allegiance to the West
ern alliance and its Western
ties as member Of the Bagh-
dad Pact and the Southeast
Asia Treaty Organization. The
League was in power when the
government joined both ALI.
ances.
Mr.. Mira also summoned
former Foreign Minister Ham,
idul Haq Chowdry, leader of
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to begin at noon. 1t was over
two minutes before noon.
When the brief ceremony
was completed a policeman
turned and said to a reporter:
You know. come to think of
it, that did seem sorta strange. .
Tomorrow. however. at the
same time and same place,
things will be different. There
will be speakers. a crowd, music
and all the normal trappings
Of gala events.
The occasion is the l7Sth
anniversary of the death Of
Gen. Pulaski. Members Of the
ish-American Congress to-
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Polish Reds Ley Wreath
For Bourgeois Pulaski

Oficials Of the Polish En-
bassy today placed a wreath in
front Of the statue Of Gen.
Casimir Pulaski.
There were no speeches. no
stirring band music. no honor
guard, no crowd. The whole
thing took only a couple of
minutes.
A handful Of officials simply
walked up to the statue of Gen.
Pulaski. American Revolution
ary War hero. placed the
wreath. had their pictures
taken while they saluted. smiled
and left.
The ceremony was scheduled
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$4,000 Reward
Set in MOnhunt

BLIND RIVER. Ontario, oct.
II pa combined reward Of
$27, 500 drew more guns today
into the hunt for two bandits
who shot and killed a bank
manager here Wednesday.
Prospectors. trappers. lum-
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$4,000 reward for information
leading to the capture and
conviction of the men. The
Ontario attorney general added
$4,000.
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morrow will lay another wreath
at the foot of the statue.
When the olish-American
Congress learned yesterday
that the Embassy was going
TO honor Gen. Pulaski today an
official said:
That's surprising. They con-
slider Gen. Pulaski a bourgeois
count.
please don't combine the
activities Of our organization
with theirs. We are a Polish
American group. Poles here do
not associate with them. They
are communists - Communist
stoogeS."
An embassy official said:
Yes. we did know the other
group was going to lay the
wreath tomorrow. But we are
doing 1t Friday. Friday is the
real anniversary Of Gen. Pu-
laski's DEATH
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EVERYTHING
MUST GO!

AFTER 40 YEARS this od-estabShed firm is closing
its doors forever This is your last chance to buy
Top-Quality Nationally Famous Make mems clothing
at sacrifice prices Before we lock up shop for the last
time, take advantage of these never-tobeforgotten
values AS everything is on sale this is just partial
listing many many other items, such as $35 Tropical
Suits, only SO.
NO CHARGE ACCOUNTS, NO ALTERATIONS,
OR DELIVERIES
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the United Front Party. from
Dacca. 1t appeared a coalition
OF the Moslem League. United
Front and the Republican Par
ty might be shaping up. with
Mr.. Suhraw afdy becoming
leader Of the opposition again.
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Britain Leads in Roods
LONDON.-Great Britain has
more roads per square mile
than any other country.
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SUITS OF SPRING

:, The suits of spring ore soft in looks, in
tobrics, and in their opPeoI
A certoin uniform quality is apparent in
the styling Of O great many of them Two sill
houettes, the beIted and the bIoused, ore
tovored with the box jacket suit q la Chonel
The softness Of silhouette not only is evil
dent in the jacket design but is very visible
IN the soft skirt treatments Fobric is released
Ineeniousy through charming pIeoted voro-
tons, the Dutch boy skirt makes strong
impression, and skirts ore wider than they have
been in quite O few years. These skirts not only
insure walking ease, they ore oIso cool along
with being comfortable.
Your suit this spring will suit you perfectly
# you consider carefully that there is sill
houette to suit your specific figure needs-if
you'll just toke the time to look for it.-ELENi.
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gressional Country Club In
time to do the show at Park
lawn.
PEGGY PARNIS HOCH-
MAN is Julius Garfinckel g.
Co.'S guest of honor from II
to 5 pm. in the lingerie shop
showing her newest Chevette
designs today in the F street
store, and on Friday at Seven
Corners.
HECHT'S Glenna Grubic
viii present the Paris in the
Spring" fashion show spon-
sored by the PTA of Wake
field Forest Elementary School
in Annandale, Va. Time: At
8 pm.
WARD & To-
THROP'S presents a military
show for the Navy Officers
Wives Club at the Sheraton
Park Hotel at 1890 pm.
FRIDAY
PASSIONATE, Woodward &
Lothrop's weekly fashion show
with Inga at the Sheraton
Carlton at 1890 pm. in the
Continued on Page DIS, Col. s
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the Models Guild doing the
commentary. 1890 pm.
THURSDAY
SELMA'S AND MAISON'S
present the Bouquet of Bon
nets" luncheon-fashion show
for the Montgomery County
Crippled Children's Associa-
ton. Maison's is presenting
a millinery collection from
leading American designers
available through them. Gin
ny DeFranceaux will do the
commentary. At the Congress
sional Country Club.
AMERICAN SOCIETY of
Mechanical Engineer Wives.
bridge fashion show. 3 pm.
for the benefit of their schol-
arship fund. The show to
feature the ensemble look from
Selma's. shoes from William
Hahn. and the puff" cut from
Anglins. hairstylists. Ginny
DeFranceaux of the Models
Guild will do the commentary
for this show. She'll have a
police escort. we're told. to
held her get from the Con-
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IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW

LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW. Jellef's, staged by Sue
Boteler at the Mayflower
Hotel. AT 1890 pm.
WOODWARD g. 10TH
ROP's weekly spotlight on
Business Girl fashions, $50
pm. IN the tea room.
HECHT'S stages a week
long spectacular. Meet the
Men Who Shape Your Desti-
NY a real person-to-person
presentation in the store of the
men who design the curves"
for the corset and braSsiere in
dustry of America. Monday
from II TO 5 in the Wash
lngton store. Tuesday from
10 to 5 pm. in the Parkington
store. On Wednesday the
Silver Spring store will be host
to the group from 10 to 5 pm.
On Thursday the time is from
to s pm, when you can con-
suit with these men of the
foundation industry at the
Washington store.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL a.
co. presents the French and
Italian Imports Showing at the
Women's Advertising Clubs
INSTRUMENTATION show honor
ing the 20 best-dressed people
Of Washington. The luncheon
is open to the public. Mrs.
Virginia Conway of 2003 Eye
street NV. is in charge of
reservations.
LANSBURGH'S will do the
fashion show for the Oakview
Woman's Club. Adelphi Room
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DOUBLE CHIN?

Use regular foundation
shade. then apply a darker
tone. This will tend to mini
mize chin area. Application
should be just under jawbone,
blend from ear to ear along
jawline.
Remember: A dark founda-
ton to help tone down or con-
ceal problem areas.
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of their Langley Park store at
1880 pm.
TUESDAY
ARLINGTON KNIVES
luncheon-fashion show. Army
Navy Country Club, open to
the public. Fashion show
staged by Julius Garfinckel g.
Co, at 1890 pm. Reserva-
tons: Mrs. J. Lawrence Man
ming, jackson 7-092l.
PECK e. PECK presents the
fashion show at the reception
and exhibit by the Landscape
Club Of Washington at the
Meridian Hill Hotel for Wom-
en- at 8 pm. John Robert
Powers School models will
show the spring fashions.
EVERY DAY with the ex-
ception of Sunday and Mon
day. Evelyn Barton Brown
presents fashion for the lunch
con diners in the Mayflower's
presidential room.
l. MILLER'S weekly show
ing Of new shoe fashions to
wear with your newest spring
clothes. Elizabeth Arden fash
ions will be shown informally
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Fashion Explanation

PENDANT SILHOUETTE:
Penoant means hanging, and
the silhouette is one that high
lights a panel hanging below
the hemline of sheath.
Reminiscent of silhouettes of
the late l920s, these dresses
may be in chiffon, with a
pendant trailing from neck
line, shoulder or hip, or in
silk or lace with pendant in
matching chiffon.
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Fashion Notes

=
A linen capelet, instead of a
white collar. on your wool
dress. Petty ones that lust
cover the shoulders are made
of Irish linen, edged with
A charm bracelet that's q
miniature osnetics kit.
Charms on the gold bracelet
all Observation-Disclosures tiny
containers for powder. lip
stick. eye-makeup. There are
also gold safety pins.
Embroidery on the back of
your blouse. A sleeveless
charmer in white broadcloth
has pastel flowers twining up
the spine; the motif Is echoed
on the breast pocket.
Cotton-knit shorts. Short"
shorts are appearing in close
fitting cotton knit, for a bare
minimum effect. In solids and
gay stripes and, needless to
say. only for n ar-perfect
figures.
A wild hat for the beach.
italian designers are showing
beach hats shaped like univer-
sity students caps. firemen's
helmets. Renaissance berets.
Gray costume jewelry with
your gray spring outfit. Gray
pearls combine with crystal in
a necklace and earring set, to
augment an all-one-color look.
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WEDNESDAY

INGA'S ANGLE, televised
fashion-show luncheon at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel in the
Colonial Room. Fashions from
Washington's leading stores.
From 1890 to 2::30 pm. each
Wednesday.
LANSBURGH'S presents the
FILA fashion show at 2:3O
pm. at Northwestern High
School.
NOSEGAY OF FASHION.
luncheon-f fashion show with
Selma's Easter suit and cape
collection. Shoes from William
Allen and hairstyles by Emile.
Congressional Country Club
with Ginny DeFranceaux of
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during the day at the Con-
necticut avenue 1. Miller salon.
THE HELEN WALDRON
Shop Of Arlington, presents
the fashion show at 8 pm. to-
night at the Mount Olivet
Methodist Church social hall.
Patti Mayfield will commen-
tate
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length, size IA. sibo. Wo. s:5e63
FUR COAT (Jelleff'sl. sable-dyed
muskrat, size ~, excel. cond: $76
or best offer CHI. S-4247.
FURNACE. gas. hot air; $4,000
BTU; very good condition: $3.50
Call KE. S-54l9.
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AUTO
statesmen

Splendid opportunity for 2 men
10 associate with one Of Washing
toms Oldest and largest Ford deal
srs. We want men of good appear
ance. with an ambition to earn q
good income and willing to work
hard: generous compensation plar
while training, excellent employs
benefits; some sales experience de-
sirable but not required. For inter-
view appointment. phone BOB
RODES at Pc. $4,000. PARKWAY
FORD, 3O4O NJ st. NV.
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One Of the Oldest and largest
manufacturing companies in the
world is looking for ambitious youne
position offers permanent and Sc
cure future. starting salary with
commission. disqualification, life in
surance. retirement BENEFITS, .
weeks paid vacation. Apply in
person, j. Vessel. mgr, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1910 @
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9TH and X SITS. NV.
DENTAL RECEPTIONIsT- assisant:
white: pleasing personality; must
be alert for busy 18th st. once
Box 1b-H, Star. -
DRUG CLERK, white, for sc. sub
urban drugstorei full time, mostly
day work. RE. 6-3355.
DRUG CLERK, exper.. white, 80.
40 yrs; full or part time. WA
7-OOS3.
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HELP--MER

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We Specialize In These Positions
ATLAS A0cY,. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced, FOL
De Soto-Piymouth dealer: new
modern shop: excellent pay plan
all company benefits. Call Mr.
Allnutt for appointment, MARY.
LAND MOTORS, INC, Rockville
Md. OIL. $4,000.
AUTO MECHANIC, Chevrolet: 5a.
day week: $3.50 work plan; pleas.
ant working conditions, paid va.
cation and holidays: group in.
surance. Call Mr.. Klopfer. ROCK.
MONT CHEVROLET, Po. 2-2l66.
AUTO MECHANIC, colored, good
working conditions. top salary
experienced: permanent position
Apply In person. 1871 Kalorami
rd. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC. used-car lot
must have experience: ali company
benefits. Apply in person. HER.
SONS AUTO AND APPLIANCE
co. eth and o SITS. NV. DE
AUTO MECHANICS = Opening for
Va. Ford dealer. Must be reliable
Incentive pay plan with 2 weeks
annual vacation, paid holidays,
group disqualification. Apply In
person to Mr.. Cutler BROAD ST
3 MOTORS. Falls Church. Va, JE
2.o1OO.
AUTO TRIMMER or helper. Apply
BOWLING UPHOISTER SHOP,
2423 Wilson blvd, Arlington. IA,
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= Complete bedroom
living and dining room: removes
from sample homes: must sell
Avail. Fri. and Sat. DE. 2-414g
UNCLAIMED--Stndit
couch. $50; coffee table, SO: Hol'
lywood bed. 500; din. rm. set;
$50; bookcase, SO; roll-away BED
Si4: once desk, 500: kitchen set
SIC; dresser. $40; din. .rm. table
$40: sofa bed, $40: bedrm. suite
SOS; cedar chest. S12; occasional
chairs. So. beds, SO; china clos
ct. $40. chest OF. drawers. $40
French provincial chair, $50; Veto.
rian chair. $40: love seat. $50 col
springs. SO: Lawson sofa, $40;
innerspring matt. $40. We also
have French bedrm., din, rm;
and liv. rm. furniture. sectional
sofa. $50: desk, SI5: night table
AZ; rocker. ST.. Early American
sofa, antique sofa. $25; bookcase
headboard, S1b. We do upholster-
ing. sofa and chair, $50, Including
labor and materials; slip covers
sofa and chair, S4S. includins
labor and materials; custom made
draperies. cabinet worE, re1nish-
ing, redesigning. No lob too large
or too small. Easy .erms. HOFI:.
MANN UpHoLsTERERs, 2t47
18th st. NV, co. b-b116.
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HELR-MEM
(coNTlNuepl
HOTEL-MOTEL MGR.
New l00-Roon Motor Hotel

ANSW 40G oNN0aAA ANASNSA 49, 49,
Excellent opportunity for mar
presently employed as an assistant
manager In hotel catering TO better
class clientele. Good living quarter
to downtown Washington. Boz
INSURANCE AGENTs--we hav,
openings In. our organization fol
men ., q abnity as , sales .s an, (
and weekly debts Unlimited OBJ.
portunity for advancement fol
men with Initiative and ability
Suite 231. 1346 Conn. ave. NV
JANITOR
dependable man for permanent Job
need apply. See resident manager
1910 Park I'd. NV.
JANITOR AND WIFE, nondrinkers
required; thrifty, nonelevator. 80.
white. Nice living quarters. $10t
WAPLE. 1854 18th ST. NV.
LIFE INSURANCE STAFF AssOCl.
ATE - Successful organization
needs top-fiight man to assist In
regional recruiting, training and
agency development; experience moi
all important II you possess good
basic knowledge, have reasonable
drive and ambition and sound
management ideas: salary and
opportunity to develop own. or
Ranization. Your reply will be
held in confidence. BOX 200-M
Star.
LINOLEUM AND ASPHALT TILL
mechanics and helpers. Apply 620j
3rd st. NV.
MACHINIsT, apprentice. under 2t
work; Bethesda area. OIL 4-1012
MAINTENANCE MAN : FIREMAN
must have 6th-class license. Ap.
ply GREYHOUND GARAGE, 134t
New York ave. ne.
white. to take care OF 2S-apt. eiev
bldg: Job incl. cleaning,. stokel
maintenance. repairs. Refs. REQ.
good apt. and salary. HU. 3-s75l
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER, col.
ofed. married, no children: goot
salary and quarters: vacation will
pay. Must have good reference ant
must be sober. BOX ESQ Star.
NTTNIYn MI Am(NTTHRAN
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SALES AND SERVICE

SALESMAN-Long distance house
hold goods moving. ALLIED VAN
LINES agent. Salary and commits
sion, car necessary. Apply CAPI-
Toll VAN LINES, 1888 Upshur
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MELp WOMEN
fcONTlNuED)
GENERAL OFFICE WORK

GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Young lady to work in iewelry stor,
In person to Mr.. Want, CASTLE
BERGs, jewelers., 1923 Minnesota
ave. ne.
GIRL FRIDAY for general cOntrac.
have excellent references. This iot
will present q real challenge, Sal
airy open. Call Mr.. 6OLDANO
Elk. 3-1166. after 4 pm. e
HOUSEHOLDER, white. Protestant
home for children; suburban
Washington; live in: college back.
ground preferred. Call OIL. 2-4400
INTERvlEWERs. house. -hous'
good salary. OIL. 2-9169.
MAID, LIVE IN nice home in Fair
JE. 2-7673 after Q am.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN, white, FOL
work in internists once; 5-day
week. AID. 4-0104.
NIGHT CLUE HOSTESS, part time
young, attractive. See MISS
SOUTHERN, la pm. S24 18th
st. NV. No phone calls.
NURSE, white, licensed. practical
as assistant to supervisor Of largI
nursing home; must live in; goot
opportunity; references. 10. B.
400.
NURSE, white, licensed practical
as assistant to manager Of SAM.
tarium; live in; references. JE
N-VOIOs
NURSES (2), white: reg. D. C.. gen
duty 8-hour shift; perm; stead
work; start $4,000. 1901 Calver
ST. NV.
OFFICE GIRL, white, full time, ex
perienced. some shorthand ant
once work; salary open. stat
age. qualifications. Small once
Box 1890, Star.
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wAsn ansperine sGpsrftssmenfs
addressed 70 Stas bosses % NOT
enclose original references. pho
toofaphs o. other materials o.
personal Volue Copies serve the
suYposs Originals usap Get lost
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HElS WeMta

MATTRESSES. exper., to work 4
new seafood dining rm. JIMMY'i
CRAB HOUSE, 724i Landover I'd.
Kent Village. Nd.
WAT1 KEssEs, white, from l2 y
SA afjEnw1A ef RE Mirs FsisHfnI USiOi
Station, Washingtor. D. c.
WAITREsSEs wanted. dining rm
Apply in person, VIENNA BAKERY
4 RESTAURANT. s11 Pa. ave. NV
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FURNITURE-Breakfast set. extra
leaf. 4 chairs. Formica top, S35;
table, SO; sofa, S25: dresser. S.
porch set. glider. 4 chairs. metal
SIS; Frieidaire, new cond., Y
price: 4 chairs, leather seats. "a;
air conditioner, Chrysler. used )
wks., "a price; heater, oil. inside
and outside tanks, all copper tub
ing, SIS; desk w/swivel chair
S25: liv. rm. set, 500. 36ld
Hamilton St, Hyattsville. WA
7-227s,
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CASHIER-CLE

rJk c eEshEEE Sgf r2RggE T.
vERS1FIED WORK. APPLY: Mr.
SOLOMON, THE YOUNG MEN
SHOP. 1919 F ST. NV.
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ne-Nicholson
Oldsmobile
5000 Baltimore Ave.
EVANSVILLE, MD.
CAREER

VI O1t I UNI i
Nationally known organization
has OUTSTANDING career opportunity
in the Washineton area. PROBES.
sional selling with management Cd.
portunities. Extensive training witt
excellent income possibilities avail.
able to those who qualify,
SPECIFICATIONS
Preferably married. Age 25 to 45
entity employed where future CD.
portunity is limitedp Sales expert.
ence not essential. Call DI. 7-0766
Sat. 10 am. to l pm. for appoint.
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CLERK, dry cleaning exper., good
pay; refs. required. JE. 4-9s30
CLERK-TYPIST. to train as die
taphone transcriber. q leading
stock casualty insurance company
5-day, 37ia-hour week. Vacation
after 8 months. Other security
BENEFITS. RE. 7-7711.
CLERK-TYPISTs (2), white OF
colored, must have good speed and
accuracy; $40 to 5:15 5 days
interviewing Sat. only. s to II.
COLORFAX LABORATORIES. l160
Bonifant ST.. Silver Spring. Md.
CLERK-TYPIsT, excellent position
for GOOD typist IN insurance once,
excellent salary, ) days. Many
benefits. Give experience, age.
references. Write Boz 224-G. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST. some accounting
or bookkeeping experience pre-
ferred but not necessary, to work
in business ofiice Of private school
in Northwest Washington; excel
lent working conditions and bene-
fits: 5-day week with occasional
one-haf day Saturday. Please
send short resume, including age.
address, education and experience
BACKGROUND, to Box 354-G. star.
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HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION LADY, experienced in
mems and ladies clothing; steady
e efs5sffh edR69' 7os H9 9sh st 1T
ANTIQUE PRICER, to work and
supervise small department. Elk
pe e,Is,, In running antique store
silverware, bric-a-brac, etc. $40
per week. to start. Apply 1929
goth st. NV. 9 to IL. Mon. Fri.
BEAUT1CIANS AND sTYLISTS,
with following, for the newest
downtown B. c. Liberal salary
and comm. paid wkly. LA.
6-966S; ewes, EN-. 2-0117.
BEAUTICIAN and hair stylist re:
auired Immediately; top sal; good
position for right person. ia.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-S1OO
per week, guarantee plus commits
sion; 5-day wk. no manicuring;
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), excel
lent opportunity for good all
r rT s5 Ssau msneSrs also c snsmP E
81 spis 1905 aas'fRRiS sR fISA5' f q haR
BEAUTY SALON. Alexandria, Va.
BILLING CLERK, knowledge Of
s tyDns week secq sS 70 Stn nfnssS
dement's. Apply Mr.. Z. A. Mehler.
COLUMBIA WHOLESALE LIQUOR
CO.. INC, 1910 Montana ave. ne.
BOOKKEEPER, general ledger ex-
perience necessary. Assist In
statement preparations. rcceiv-
ables. reports and some cashier
ing. Contact MISS KRAABEL,
AID. 4-54O0. Ext AZ.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER.
MR.. TOWNSEND, OIL, 6-7ROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-01
MATTRESSES
PART TIME
HOT SHOPPES


Make extra money work.
ing on call basis. Days,
nights. or week ends. Sal:
AIRY, meals, uniforms and
tips. VIII train. Apply En-
pioyment Once. 1871 O st.
NV, Saturday, o a.rn.-noon.
WOMAN, white. undo. SO. care fol
convalescent; no exper. nee. Coco
home plus salary 10. 7-3110.
CHRISTMAS Is NEARER than you
think. Call now and secure your
ONCE jr Q choice AVON territorS
that will earn $500 and up By
Christmas. Dl. 7.022l.
YOUNG EUROPEAN GIRL. live in
help with homework. Call OF
1921.
MOTHERS, earn extra Xmas
money durine spare hrs. SELLING
CORT COSMETICS in YOUR
neighborhood. DI. 7.5253. 9-1.
Unusual Opportunity
For housewives who can devoti
25 hours week regularly to Q spe
cialized work. Exper. in teaching
club or church work an asset. Posi-
ton calls for contact with selected
parents. For local interviews write
giving age, exper., and phone no
Box 32S-G, star.