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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

Burns and Alen-When neghbor Blanche Is called for jury
duty Oracle is terribly sad because she can't go along
Nothing daunted however she applies for jury duty
herself and befuddes the questioning Judge before he
knows what hit him. Harmless fun and Oracle, as usual
sparks the show. pmr WToP-9.
Wells Fargo-Hardy has to deliver reward to tpster
who helped break up hodup. and arrives to find the
dead He also finds OF those inundated towns
you encounter frequently in Tv Westerns Hardy is
nosey his lfe Of course, is in jeopardy Up to par
for this top ten" Western which carefully avoids the
stigma Of adult" $50 pm, WRC@
Bold JOurney-"Jeanie of the Far North" Parents who
think their small children too much trouble on camp
ing trips had better take a peek at this Constance
HelmerckS whose Alaskan adventures have been used
this program before. narrates film showing how
her little daughter took life in the Alaskan wilderness
$50 pm, WMAL-7
Twenty One-Elfrida Won Nardrof didn't top Charles Van
winnings to $1l4,500 She seems more relaxed as her
earnings skyrocket tonight ought to be interesting
TO watch Efrida meets her newest opponent (they
start in the middle of their unfinished game), Prof
Joseph Morrison of the University of North Carolina
pmr WRC+.
Voice FirestOne-Jerome Hines famous basSo Of the
Metropolitan, returns tonight singing two aras from
Mozars brilliant opera, Don Giovanni" well as the
popular "Ay, Ay, Ay' by Freire. Porters Sing to Me
Guitar" and without You" by Fares From the
orchestra have few Spanish-favored numbers
Lady of Spain" "ESrellita" and "Malaguena." pm.
WMAL-7.
Studio One"The Desperate Age" The ladies will adore
this ell-wrtten soap opera It's primarily the story Of
28year.od girl who finds herself trapped in hope
less affair. Author Abby Mann is very fortunate in
having an expert cast headed by Barbara Bel Geddes
Wendell Corey, Aine MacMahon and Martin Balsam
to keep his drama from going off the deep end Should
hold your interest all the way. 10 pm, WTOP-e
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WMAL C0-American
Odyssey: alice in Washing
ton" A trip through the city
Of Washington. Mount YER
non and Williamsburg as
Alice might have seen it.
$500. WTTG (5D-After Din
ner Movie: ITO Be Or Not
To Be" starring Jack Benny
and Carole Lombard. TV Key
says: A troupe OF actors in
Poland do their bit to out
wit the Nazis when they
march. in. Excellent comedy
drama, skillful light ham
ding Of a difficult comedy
theme (I942).
$3.50. WRC (A-TV Theater:
my Wife's Next Husband
starring David Niven and
Jan Brooks. When a man is
warned by his doctor that
death Is imminent, he finds
a Skid-Row-down- land -outeT
who resembles him to take
his life insurance examina-
ton.
1000. WRC a. Suspicion
Bette Davis stars in "Frac-
ton of a Second" Daphne
du Maurier's psychological
suspense drama of a woman
accused Of being an inter-
loper in her own home.
1000. WTTG - - Boxing
Stefan Redl VS.. Charlie
Cummings in a l0-round
welterweight bout.
11:OO. WTTG (5-Eleven o.
Clock Movie: Headline
Shooter" starring Ralph
Bellamy and Betty Furness
TV Key says: Undistin-
guished action melodrama
Ace newsreel cameraman
falls for a sob sister 1899
1l:15, WTOP t9D-Late Show
The Mysterious Doctor
starring Eleanor Parker and
John Loder. TV Key says;
Run for the hills-.in this
epic a ghost who has LOST
his head is trying to aic
the Nazi cause (l943.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

this novel (it has even been
printed In Poland) but II lays
bare the soul OF n man trapped
In torturous times.
All we could do Friday Is
reassure Fields that In Pro-
Queer Robert Herridge. Direc-
tor Alex Segal, Adapter David
Davidson and Star Theodore
Bikel. he couldn't ask for q
better team.
He seemed relieved. ! hope
he isn't disappointed.
b 49,
On The Run:
WUST's general manager
wires the news that Frances
White, who directs the sta
tons spiritual and church
programs daily and Sunday.
was selected by Sepia maya
zine as 1.-The Nations most pop
ular Negro radio announces"
There were more than
200 entrants.
Winner Of the Hi-Fi contest
sponsored by WGMS last month
Is Mrs. Barbalyn Curry, $500
block RittenhOuse st. NV. a..
The set won by Mrs. Curry
includes a photograph aS well
as AM and FM radios.
Viewers who tune In Charlie
Byrd's Jazz Recital show Sat-
urday night % TO $3.50. WMAL-
~ will be ''previewing" a con-
cert to be held the next after
noon at the Statler Hotel.
Don Elliott singer-musician.
will be featured along with
Charlie in both programs.
Did Uncle Mute put the
Emmy Apdrds shotD last peek
into a timing jam By running
ouerlonO NTH his monolo0ue?
Not only did Berle promptly
cut pheR he got the signal to
cut, but the shoiD iOds II min
utes "opeT" before he iDent on !
Station WGAY is sponsoring
a bathing beauty contest.
for women over 40. Entries
will be accepted until May II
Prizes include q boat COM
plete with trailer and a Flor
ida vacation. >. Were count
ing on their husbands to urge
them to compete" says
iWGAY's Chuck Dulane.
Only Westerns TO win q ma
jOr award this seasOn-Gun-
smoke from the TV Academy
Emmy and Wagon Train,
from gadIOOks, Hemingway
the Saturday Review Of Lit
erature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

SOS. WAsH-FM ts7.I Me.)-
In the Concert Hall: La
Corsaire Overture by Ber-
lioz. Piano Concerto No. 2
by Mac Dowell and Concerto
No 5 In A by Mozart.
$500. WMAL-FM ll07.3 Mel
Milton Cross Show: Pops
Polka by Mason, Symphony
No. 80 In b Flat Major by
Mason and Victory at Sea
by Rodgers.
$500. VOL lll50 Kc.l-Good
Music Time: Symphony No.
6 by Mailer, Mefistofele
Prologue by Boito and Piano
Concerto No. "a by Mozart,
$500. WRC 1880 Ke.l-Tele-
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phone House: Violinist Jas
cha Heifetz, will play music
by Mendelssohn. Bach.
Brahms and Sibelius.
sos. WGMs-FM (I03.5 Mel
and WGMs-AM 1910 KcJ
Symphony in Stereo: Sym
phony No. 7. Opus i3i by
Prokofiev and Sebastian
Ballet Suite by Menotti.
1905. WGMs $50 Kc.l-sym-
phony Hall: Symphony in
B Flat. Opus 20 by Chaus-
son and Rapsodie Espaga-
noli by Ravel.
1850. WTOP 1880 Kc.l-Mu-
sic TIL Dawn: Symphony
No. 4 In r Minor by Tchai-
kovsky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

Out In Hollywood. for example,
one network has halted con-
structl0n plans because II be-
lleves u won't need the addi-
tionaI studios because OF tape.
I don't know.
Tape is pleasant enough
and certainly better than kine-
scope. II II replaces the kline.
fine. But II II replaces live"
TV. hold the phone.
II isn't that good.
The clarity and immediacy
that distinguishes live" T'V
we're missing Saturday and
they are qualities OF first I'M
portance. Fred Goes production
OF "The Red Mil" could have
used them.
The updated Victor Herbert
musical u906) was a longish
time getting under way, with
no particular help from the
impish narration Of Harpo
Marx and Evelyn (Eloise)
Rude.
The brightest portions Of the
show, apart from a fine dream
ballet starring Donald O'Con-
nor. were the very fast and
fresh contributions Of Elaine
May and Mike Nichols as the
Hollywood couple.
When they finished their
duet Of Herbert's delightful
Because You're You" Mike
whipped of his dark glasses and
gaped.
81 always thought you were
Soprano" he said.
1--WE always been dubbed In, "
was her deadpan reply.
The sets we're sometimes con-
fusing. I'm still not sure where
IO'Connor was supposed to be
dancing. in his first number or
why. He was excellent in the
dream sequence. though. and
Shirley Jones, as the girl, Elaine
Stritch and Edward Andrews
rounded out a good cast.
Live" TV would have helped
The Red Mill"-but not that
much.
The CHS strike, by the way. is
over, and the network should
be back to normal this week. ]
hope.
| Early 10 Bed Dept:
That WMAL-7 switch Of its
late night newScast (McCaf-
fiery and Allen from II TO
1880 has brought a number OF
complaints to this desk.
The idea Of counter-program-
ming is sound-but why not
earlier, at 1890. instead Of
later? II you're going TO
stay up that late. it means Civ
ing up integral parts Of either
the Tonight show or the late
movies. People who Sleep
lily stay up for the late news
before hitting the sack would
cheer a 1890 to IL news
segmentD
Fans who would like TO see
those Sunday night shock"
movies on WTOP-9-but feel
that their sleep is more impor-
tant, want to know. too. why
the station won't schedule
them on Friday or Saturday.
|. Next Sunday, incidentally.
a one-time only sports show
on the Redskins will shove
The Mummy's Ghost" back to
1l:45l Horrorsl
49,
! Passing Through:
Hermann Field. coauthor OF
Angry Harvest" the novel u
be dramatized Wednesday or
Kraft Theater (NBC-4). is ar
author who doesn't mask hi;
concern over what TV may dc
TO his book.
Architect Field. you see, wrote
the book with Stanislaw Mier.
Eenski TO All the empty days
In q lonely Communist prison
In POland-five years Of empty
days.
It is not autobiographical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21

WTTe-NsWs weather time sE Arsush pI Asu' 90 The A'ur
,eD Dsntss programs 10 sslsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WTOP. WWDC-Base-
ball: Baltimore VS.. Washing
1885, WWDC Steve Allison
Show: John NJ. Williams.
Tomorrow
1:55, WWDC-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. Washington.
1900, WTOP-FM - Baseball
Baltimore VS.. Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
ON The AIR
The Red Mill
Turns Slowly
by BERNIE HARRISON
star ~ Critic

II you saw "The Red Mill" Saturday night tWToP-e you
we're getting a Commute look at the revolutionary process
called videotape
How did you like 1.-THE tape, meanp
This pretty important question. especially 70 networks
banking great time and money saver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
FIN Stotions

WRc.FM-g3s Nc, $50 an. 10 I an.
WIOP I'm ss.3 Nc "a h0ui Opefstios.
WASH FM-slI Me- an to l2'Is an.
Msndsy-sun6ay
MOI. FM-sS.I Me.-S;3o an 10 midnight
wtAN-EM- 1908 Nc -2ahouI operatIon
wWDc-FM- toi I Ne lam ran
WeMs. I'm 103.s Nc. WeekasYs 6i25 an. 10
midnight. Sundays I,ss an 10 midnight
uARL FM- 1857 Nc E3O an to ! On,
Mohdsy through Saturday. 40 an to ST.
On On Sunday
WMAL FIN t01 } Me.-io'lS an 10 mishight
GIs.FM--9t.s Nc 5 to 10 Pm Sunday
Thursday
.FM-s5.s Me.-150 an. 10 Q pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toni0htS top shous prepieDed BY TV KEYS stG6,
Dho attend rehedrsdls match screenings and nndvze
scripts in Nep York and Hollywood. Their opinions
offered as guide to area vtewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-21
Other AM Stations

Wplk-13o Nc. Daylight Oaly
WARL-Is0 nc. -l;30 . N 10 5:lS Pm.
W6AT 1850 ks.--DaylIshi only
WUsT-li2e nc. Daylight oaiv
WFAx-i22e &c. Daylight oHly.
WWDc- 1850 Nc. -24-hoaI operation, except
SUNDAY midnight 70 ! an Monday.
WFcR-t 1910 Nc. Daylight only
W0Ok-134o Ne. -24.hsui operation.
WEAM-t3so Ne. -24-houi opsrstiOn. except
Sunday midnight 10 $ en- Monday
WoL-tlse ke.-s en-. 10 midnight.
WD0N-is4o ke.-DayIlsht 0nly.
wPec--1sso ke.-Dsytime snly.
Wlhx-iseo ke.-s in. 70 midaight; SunGsI,
an. % mldulght. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
PIX OPERATOR
FULL TIME OR PART TINE
GOOD SALARY
Apply Alban Towers
3100 Mass. Ave. NV.
PIX OPERATOR
Age Limit, 25-40

Age Limit, $500
Fully experienced. must be able TO
/ type and do some clerical work; no
others need apply. The usual ad-
vantages and group disqualification;
salary, $50 per week, 5h days.
Apply Immediately in person, do
QUAKER CITY LINoLEuM CO.
600 F ST. NV.
PSM AND OR DSJ OPERATOR,
experienced in composition for
photo. Offset printing; salary,
ability. Call ME. S-6252. Ext. 262.
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN, full
or part time: hard working wom-
en- for D. c.. Md. or Va. viii
train; must have car and tele-
phone. MR.. DELE, ST. 1880.
Call any time.
REAL ESTATE SALESLADIES for
Maryland property. Car and
phone nee; exper. or will train.
MR.. ALLEN. RA. 6-3333.
R.N.-RECEPT.-SECY.. full charge
office; $500 and UP. BETHESDA
EMPL., SO02 Wis. ave-, OIL. g.
1885.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm,
new Offices: Marriott. Motor Hotel:
$3.50. ME. S-3136.
RECEPTIONIST, file clerk, some
tipping; for opthalmologist's once
Box 261-D. Star.
Observation-Disclosures firm
seeks experienced and skilled typ
list for 40-hr. wk.; SALARY COM
e. ~
riodically. Location, 1000 Conn.
ave. NV. Write. listing your quail
ilcations. Box 325-D. Star.
RENTAL CLERK
In rent department managing
large apartment buildings; 5-day
week, group disqualification, air.
conditioned office. Beautiful work.
ing SURROUNDINGS, 2-week yearly
vacation. This is permanent
position with opportunities for ad-
vancement.. State age, present and
and duration Box 2SO-A, Star
RESIDENT MANAGER for small
P alraen type apt, ne section
erences. Box 2S2-D, Star
RECEPTIONIST-SECY., $50 week;
oCNSsg GCsl w.
phone oper.. sos. Others S65-S75
all kinds. Miss Young at PER-
SONNET, 1911 G st. NV. ST.
3-3664.
ELECTROMAGNETIC ASSIST
ANT = viii train. Some tipping
required. New medical bldg,
Alexandria. Phone XII. 9-9242
RECEIPT. mature. knowl typ. coll.
bekgd.; 35 hrs. So. 800. POTOMAC
EMPL., 2334 Wilson blvd. Arl,
ia. $4,000; 104 E. Broad St.
Falls Church, JE. 2-7272.
RECEP. -TYPIST-Interesting recep.
duties for personable young lady.
24-35; music appreciation: good
tvping and telephone manner most
imp: 5-day wk.: ST.. $50. MAN
AGEMENT CONSUI.TANTS, INC
Suite 1901. 1435 G NV.
RECEPTIONIsT, DR.. and Dental
assts.. Med and X-Ray Tech,
Prsc. and Reg. nurses. See Miss
Day at BOYD'S. corner 10Th and
@ Ma. S-2340: welcome
DECTnEMT MANI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
HELP-w0mER

sTENOTYPE NOTEREADERs, hish-
highest pay and GOOD working
conditions: IBM's elec. note trans
ports; pay commensurate with
ability and education. Call Mon
day after Q am, for appt. JESSE
L. WARD. Jr.. DI. 7-O044.
sTENOGRAPHER. speed ct least
ITO. age not over as: hrs. o to s.
5-day wk.: 18th and X SITS. ioea-
ton, Call RE. 7-Ol12 for appt.
sTENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONlsT
for general once work, In real
estate once: local exper and refs.
required; perm. position; 5-day
wk.: married person pref. between
ages Of 25-45; excel salary and
benefits. Call Ma. $4,000 between
10 am. and 8 pm.
STENOORAPHER SECRETARY
In property builders
once. Permanent position. excel
lent environment, in modern, air
conditioned building. Wis. ave. and
Calvert st. which avoids downtown
trafne. Reply by letter. stating
qualifications and giving phone
view. WAVFRLY TAYLOR. INC.
1900 wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Placement Services
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. Room 21i
CALL DI. 7-4150
FOR INTERVIEW TINE

cATALoGUER and reference IL
science deg, min. 4 yrs. exper.
college or univ. Age to 40.
Min. to start $3.50 mo.
SECRETARY. engineering and man
agement eonsultant firm. work
FOR several engrs.; excel short
hand typing. Age to As. En-
ployer will reimburse fee at
SECRETARY, natl. org.; work for
membership director: diversified
duties. good future. Age. TO
SECRETARY to asst. v. P, export Tio
import fields. transp. General
secretarial duties. Excel sur
royndingS;; Age to % 81 600
excel. surroundings. work for one
sEc aRp' HEs 10 work or with s sSitot'
professional org.:. shorthand and
tipping. Age to 40 $40
SECRETARY to sales mgr. Of eiec-
tric supply house. ne. area.
Good diversified record exper. !.
average shorthand and tipping
sEsc I to 'n Ss4 sh6 mS:
admin once. Age to % S65
ASST. CLERK-TYPlST. natl. org I:
work in membership records d.
vision. diversified duties. some
admin. ability; excel. future, Age
6ECY.. part time. 3 mornings
vk.,, 9-l2: good shorthand and
typing, simple bookkeeping,
to S2,25 hr.
RECEIPT TYPIsT, personnel once,
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HELP-W0MEN

ADVERTISING ASSISTANT - Tt
handle copy and production. Ap-
ply MORTON'S, 316 9TH st. NV.
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MELP WOMEN

SECY.-TYP., pat. atty.,s ofc.: Royal
cleo. typwl, AUTOGRAPH dict. mach.
WO. 0-3l01 or Pc. Box G60, Ben.
Franklin Sta, Wash. 4. d. c.
SECRETARY, downtown law firm,
good shorthand and typing: legal
experience not necessary; excellent
working conditions. Call Elk.
3-O440. Mrs. Eddy.
SECRETARY. patent lawyers Of
fee, one man; give. age, expert
ence. salary expected. Box 255-D.
Star.
SECRETARY, excel. opportunity for
person. 20-30 yrs. of age; short
hand required, and must have
recent exper. in secretarial en-
ployment: 5-day. 37ts-hour wk.:
many benefits; salary open. AID.
2-4600.
sECY.. to So; research project,
GEORGETOWN area. no fee: B days,
1926. POTOMAC EMPL.. 2334
Wilson blvd. Arl, ia. $4,000;
104 z. Broad ST.. Falls Church'
SECRETARY Telephone Salesvom.
an, for professional theatrical or
chestra booking agency; 90 hrs
q week; midtown hotel location
NAAtN Iva asAV-A<s NNNe-A
SECRETARY (legaD, young; sos.
BETHESDA EMPL.. SOO2 wis.
ave. OIL. 6-1635.
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIsT for
VIP, near Capitol; S75. BETHEs-
DA EMPL., 5000 Wis. ave, OIL.
6-1535.
SECRETARY, perm; I-girl ONCE
technical trade assn, opening
March "a: need experienced per-
son, age around 3O-35; elec. type
writer. Dictaphone. mimeograph.
no fringe benefits; $50 per week.
ST $1,000
SECRETARY, under 40. excellent
typist. shorthand Small national
veterans organization Modern air.
cond. office. $40 to start. 35-hr.
5-day wk, Hours 9-5. Call EN-
sECRETARY-Exec. OF top Local
concern will pay fee 10 get q gal
who Is interested in o career. has
good steno. skills and likes Ia
meet PUBLIC. start 81 1000 and
S Sdyancs y Many ~ Other S Jobs Ipt sGo
Eye NV. RE. 7-i16oo. 'OO
SECRETARIES, 2. for aeronautical
firm; centrally located once; pre-
fer ages 25-45; company benefits;
b-day week: starting salary, 1855
CAN MRS, MILLER at Elk. 3-5350
SECRETARY, age 20 40. Pvt. secy
TO top offlcer In legal field. Must
have ton skills telec typel and
ability to handle details of very
busy ONCE. 5-day-wk good loo:
TO $4,000. MANAGEMENT CON
sULTANTS INC. Suite 1901. 1895
q NV
SECRETARY. 2O-s5 desired by
typewriter RE 1888
SECRETARY. church typing ana
shorthand required: applicant
must be under 35: white and a
) 10 \ p.m.: SUNDAYS SIS p.m
SECRETARY, sil. Spy, active real
estate CO.. varied duties; TO $50
ave. Sill. SPY, JU. 10000.
SECRETARY. b-day. 4O-hour week;
disqualification and retirement
provided: salary open: age limit
81. NATIONAL COTTON COUN.
Gil OF AMERICA. ST. 3-1300
Ext. 13.
SECRETAkH, 10 executive, ma
tional concern. NE. Washington,
6iday' 4 S.hsSi. week: , many EN-.
mensurate with ability. Call LA
1890. Mr.. BRYAN
SECRETARIES &c, IA n.s, to 81 yrs y White dSs
WOOD PERSONNEL sERV.. sos
18th st. NV. at H. 232 Southern
Bldg, DI. 1879.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, fol
dignifled law ONCE: must be be-
tween 25 and 35: must possess
good knowledge of English; and
must be very rapid in taking and
TRANSFERRING shorthand notes. Sal
airy open, Pleasant conditioned
surroundings and work. Call ME
S-2241.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Under So, for advertising research
department Of national news mag
a2ine Should enjoy working with
figures and detail. Good working
knowledge of arithmetic essential.
CALCULATING machine experience de-
sirable: 40 w,pm tipping also re-
quired- Free hospital and surgical
insurance
CALL FE. 3-T4O0, EXT. $50
BETWEEN . Am AND 8 PM.
CLERK-FILE (white). 25-40. must
tory or library records: typing
helpful; 5-day wk.: to $50 de-
pending on exper. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS. INC. Suite 1901
1885 q NV.
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SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER to
SMELLING g. SMELLING
tcoNIINUEpl

Large national company in e
area desires secretary for on,
Of their officers. Diversified posi-
ton requiring shorthand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position available for
young woman with az least yr
experience. Duties include general
clerical work. tipping For inter-
view, call VIII. 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Clerk TypiSt, French

For international organization
some college helpful start, S2S3
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2500
723 sheraton BLDG. I'll 14th NV
ADMIN. sECY to engineering and
management consultant firm;
diversified position. must have
with . young consultants. En-
ployer will reimburse fee at end
Of 90-day trial period. To age
IS yrs. Min. -- S365 mo.
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hELP-W0MEN
CLERK-TYPTST

Under 80 to work in friendly
small ONCE OF downtown furniture
store. 5-day week; $3.50 TO s hos
pitalization benefits and paid vaca
ton sos per week to start. Call
MIR. FRANK, DI. 7-5023 Mon. Oil
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c daysl s11sso v 0 WOOD P Ellison
MEL sERv, SOS 18th ST. NV at
H. 232 Southern Bldg. DI 7-5752
CLERK-TYPIsT. Falls Church: s
ToMAc ESipL puG iS4 = BIO Broad st. e.
Falls Church. JE. 2-7272.
CLERK-TYPIST. 25-35, excel. pro.
motional oppor. for MS. grad !;
type 30 w.p.m.. some figure work
Dntn loo; good hrs: to So75 de-
pending on exner MANAGEMENT
CONStLTANTS. INC. Suite 1nn1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Fully experienced. must be able TO
type and do some clerical work; no
others need apply. The usual adj
vantages and group disqualification
salary, $50 per week, 51a days.
Apply Immediately in person, do
not call.
QUAKER CITY LINoLEUM CO.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, by real
estate ONCE to work from home
on commission on long-term basis.
send name and phone number to
Boy 144-D. Star
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

BOoKKEEPER. experienced, for po-
sitton with local stock brokerage
firm. Please state experience. edu-
cation and salary requirement
New. pleasant working conditions
in downtown WASHINGTON. Replies
CONFIDENTIAL. Boy 49-B. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
FAMILY COUNSELOR
PARKLAWN

1l60 Rockville Pike. 3 mi. north
OF Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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ADMIN. SECY.. $3.50
BKKPRS.-ASSTS

Bkkpr.. accts. pyble.. S. S. S75
Bkkpr., type, ad firm S75
Asst. bkkpr., gen. ledger SO
Accts. pyble. bkkprs 49, - S65-S7O
Acctg clks., type (2) S6O-SB5
Bkkpg. mach. oper., type. NV, $50
Payroll, bkkpg mach. opr so
skkpg, oper Unwd type; ne. S65
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Telephone
RECEPTIONIST

Young woman for telephone re
ception work in our advertiser,
department. Some tipping and minoi
clerical tasks. Applicant must b,
high school grad, between is anC
30, with q pleasant telephone man,
ner. Apply Personnel. RIM. 6O2
$50 am. to $3.50 pm. weekdays
No phone calls.
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This is a permanent position with
future for girl who can qualify
Apply Mr. TAFT, CERTIFIED FURN
AND APPLIANCES, sos II st. ne