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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
Woman Shot
Scares Thief
ProwIer Seen Near
ChevyChos Home

Some IS policemen and de-
ltectives searched a Chevy Chase
MD neighborhood last night
for a thief who stole a pocket
book from one house and was
chased away from another by
a woman with a gun.
It was the fourth burglary in
that area in three weeks.
The prowler struck first at
the home Of Paul Southwick,
4012 Underwood street, police
said. Mr.. Southwick and some
friends were sitting on a patio
at the rear Of the house when
someone spotted a man in the
front Of the house.
The prowler ran. taking a
lpocketbook belonging to Mrs,
blanche Chairman, 5911 Kings
wood road, Bethesda. police
said. It contained an unknown
amount Of money and personal
papers.
Police from Bethesda and
Silver Spring converged on the
lneighborhood.
About IS minutes later, Mrs
Jean Brulih, 7404 Oak lane
fired a pistol shot into the ali
when she discovered a strange
man in her back yard, police
said.
She told police she hac
watched the man wandering
through a house across the
street, and when he came into
her yard, she chased him away
with a warning shot from hei
.32-caliber revolver.
Police threw a Gordon around
the area, but the prowler
escaped. They said he is 9
young, neatly dressed man OF
| medium height and build.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

the generals home for a brief
visit.
Witnesses said the plane
rolled down the runway into a
10-mile wind about dusk, ap-
peared to stall once or twice in
takeoff attempts. then strug-
gled into the air after veering
off the runway path to the left.
1t clipped the top of a small
tree, Swerved into a left turn
and crashed. its left wing skid
ding under the end of the un-
occupied storage trailer.
The two men were taken to
the Belvoir Hospital by the
BaileyS Crossroads Rescue
SQUAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

years old, but there's hardly
one that hasn't, had some kind
of new gimmick added to bring
it up to date"
The swelling rolls of Gov
eminent workers caused an
other significant change a few
years back. The Government
used to pay everybody on one
day, but merchants in Wash
intgon and elsewhere COM
planned that their stores were
glutted with checks, causing q
money shortage.
Eve now stagger our pay pc
RODS over a full week." said the
disbursing officer, so you rarely
see those armies of check-hold-
ers descending on the stores al
once"
2S9 Million by 1860
"Our entire disbursing system
will probably be issuing more
than 289 million checks BY
$780," said Mr.. Levy. THAT
might explain why we werenr
thrown into a panic when the
retroactive payments for thil
area came up this summer"
The 10000 payments her
are not very impressive wher
you figure that. among othel
things, Mr.. Levy's division pay
out IL million social securit!
checks a month. It's all mad
possible by machines that car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

BUT HERRING for break
fast can be delicious. I've had
it at the Hotel Richmond in
Richmond where it is so good
you are almost tempted to
order a second fish.
Well, let's skip the herring.
/ see I'm not making a sale.
How do you stand on po-
tatoes for breakfast? Home
fries, Of course.
There is something about
this form of the carbohy-
drate in the diet that is es-
pecially satisfying with a
breakfast of smoked pork,
ham, bacon or sausage-or
fresh pork sausage-and
eggs-with coffee. Hot bis
cults or toasted bread are
important also.
There are those who have
reported that potatoes at
breakfast cause some slow
ing down at work. But what's
more importantP You or the
job?
OK, let's skip a real break
fast of smoked pork, eggs,
potatoes, toast and coffee, If
you think that's too much
for you.
Let's get back to an old
fashioned dish like oatmeal.
Not this precooked, instant
oatmeal. Steel-cut oats that
have been brought to the
boiling point the night be-
fore and kept near the SIM
mering point all night. The
RANT ler's mother-in-law
protested that that could be
done only on the far side Of
the old coal or wood stoves.
The warm" point on our
electric stove or the low
on the modern gas ranges
could do it.
But what ! am leading up
to is the finest breakfast food
of all, and that is the Amer
lean pancake. Another time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
Hyde-FoIey Debate

Representative Hyde, Repub-
lican Of Maryland. and John
Foley, his Democratic opponent,
will discuss the issues in the
congressional election campaign
at a meeting Of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Chamber of Com
merce at 8 pm. next Monday
in the Perpetual Building AS
ISOLATION Office in Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

on a norJnDouno taKeon about
3 pm, when it clipped a tree,
veered left and crashed under
the end of a trailer parked on
the Fun Fair carnival grounds
on Highway 7 near Bailey's
Crossroads.
Capt. Twining, who is sta
toned at MCGUIRE Air Force
Base, remained in Fort Belvoir
Hospital today for observation
but his passenger was treated
and released.
Capt. Twining. an Air Force
pilot. had brought the aircraft
in from Oklahoma City and his
father had gone to the airport
to meet him. The captain re-
fueled and was taking the cook
for a short ride before going to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

ship on the planning commits
sion.
The G. o. P. committee had
been invited by the council to
suggest persons to fill the va
cancy, which must go to a Re-
publican to maintain the party
balance.
Names Suggested
Suggested by the commit
tee we're:
Stewart Bainum, a builder
and investor of 705 Edelblut
drive. Silver Spring.
James A. Buchanan w, a
re-modeling contractor of Po-
tomac.
John A. Floyd, head of a
paper company bearing his
name, of Manor Club estates.
Gilbert Hahn. jr., an attorney,
of 52l8 Moorland lane, Be-
thesda.
Jerome j. Harris. an insur-
ance man and former president
of the Montgomery County
Civic Federation, 48l8 DeRussey
parkway. Chevy Chase.
Harold P. Morris, a bio
chemist at the National Insti-
tutes of Health. a former civic
federation president. of 1112
Noyes drive. Silver Spring.
Critic of Commission
j. Hodge Smith, an attorney
of Rockville.
Mr.. Morris previously hac
been recommended by the
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The
Rambler
Looks Into
September Second
By GEORGE KENNEDY

Well, here we are after
the first days work after the
holiday.
And this is the week the
children go back to school.
If memory serves me right,
they love it. The 10-week
separation from school,
mates has been too long.
The equal period under
mothers supervision has
been far too long.
So of they 60, happy with
their new pencil boxes, but
in nearby Virginia, espe-
cially in Arlington, mother
is worried. win they be able
10 stay IN school, or will
school be closed?
Something else is differ
ent this September. Again
we are reminded that the r
is back in the month and
oysters again are available.
Ordinarily, oysters are not
firm and fat in September.
The water is too warm. But
this summers tides have
been cool. both on the ocean
shore and In the Bay. Per-
haps we shall enjoy the
"succulent bivalve" earlier
than usual.
But neither Of these over
lures was what the Rambler
had in mind at all. at all.
as he. started to write.
He was thinking of break
fast. Cooler nights viii give
us appetites for more than
fruit juice, eggs, toast and
coffee.
God willing. we will awake
ready for the best meal of
the day,
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COP. Suggests Seven
For Planning Board

The Montgomery County Republican State Central Com
mittee today submitted County Council for
consideration for appointment to the Maryland
Capital Park and Planning Commission.
The couci expected name at today's meeting a
successor to David Scu who resigned recently member
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02
Gen. winnings Son
Injured in Air Crash

Capt Richard NJ. Twining, eldest son of Gen. Nathan
TWnng slightly injured in the crash of his private plane
late yesterday at Washington Virginia Airport.
His father chairman of the Joint Chiefs staff witnessed
the accident which also injured Sergt Fuko Yokoyama Gen
Winnings cook passenger in the single-engine plane
The plane two-seater Globe hardly airborne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-02

LET'S DWELL for a mo-
ment on the ideal breakfast.
It's bound to be somewhat
old fashioned. Fruit, of
course. It doesn't have to be
stewed prunes or fried apples,
delicious as they are. Grape
fruit is coming back on the
market. The Rambler bought
some the other day; had
some this morning = deli
ciouS!
He is writing in Virginia
alexandria, where the ira
ditional breakfast was salt
herring panned to a golden
brown and hot biscuits with
the coffee. If you attempt it,
be sure to soak the herring
overnight. Over a couple Of
nights win be no mistake.
The writer will never for
get an all-day demonstration
of how well the tourist can
eat in the Old Dominion put
on by the Virginia State
Chamber Of Commerce in
Fredericksburg. 1t was at
tended by a man named
Duncan Hines, among
others.
Occasionally things go
wrong in this Common
wealth. 1t could have been
foreigners at some level,
either in the Virginia Cham
Der of Commerce or in the
kitchens Of Mary Washing
ton College where the food
was prepared. But no one
thought to soak the herring,
Mr.. Hines was quite brave
about it. I noticed he ate one
half of one side of one fish,
I took one nibble and gave
up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
MAN WITH CAR
MEN OVER Is
MEN

Day or ewes. $50 to 8 or $3.50 To
$50. Positions available 3 OPEN
ingS. to be filled-by neat appear
ing men (whitel--in local organi-
zation. starting salary $40 to
SIPS, per wk. to those who qualify.
EX 3-R448.
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IksyTiclAk ASp n.cHrIIoS
sar, s NM x &c IN e s sss I n Y
bsant S's ops nnl.s aals i s. y y z
pressnt1hlt ALnkifT a PAnil
81. o. Idi.isos' 0'0 vi" ~
hkAUticlAN. male o. fsmslsi p
slELlssihag' sEJ1Ec s "a AVE-. s ]. J
hLAgTicLAk, expert hll-aroqnd
s spsn, Hour ss51ss 70 ; z ~ s..fissii
nKAuIY orNnArOh, experienced
'WQopDuhN BEAUTY SALON. Ap
ss s,g. orsIArph; .sEPs,,lssgessd
BEAUTY ora. srpsr s-day W.
5000 salary and b1N eommlsslen
TOWN HOUSE, BEAUTY eALoN
eol 18th 81 NV, pL 1881,
BEtuTr NnOP SHAMPOO Girl
MAJ ss ave. NV. HM. s-7sts. EM
nEAUfY oPERAfOR = Prsfsrres
49, a"NNAH NAN W. N-AN| me Al-Nt
vac air.eond, pleasant shop. Cal
~, e.lA0o. D 10 wkdya., N
s.iil0 ewes, and vsekcndn,
bOokkEEPER SECRETARY. ezpsF
1-day VI, State aae. auallnca
Rspiy Boa ess.x, star. ' 0p'H
BoOKKKKFER. Bookkeeping ma
chine experience preferred, inter
ealed IN 4 permanent position; EN-
plQyment includes gooo gtaftinl
salary, commentaries With expe
Renee; 5-day. l0-hr uk,, vaca
tion. aick leave, merchandise dis
count, Insurance benefits ant
many. more 70 the individual VIII
quallfes, Apply n .person. So.
Wisconsin ave. nsthssda, Non
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. be-
tween 4 and pm,
BooKKKkPING MACH. ORA, exp
on Remington Rand, 3 day week
sfTHPsPLYe i c0., iis HtOT Tia 81 nv nv
BQOKKEEPfNG MACHINE OPP
This Is a nice lob for a Giri with
exper. IN Rem, Rand machine
Ase, - .3R, sos $50. sNELLiNQ
4 sNELLlNQ AocY., 006 18th Il
NV, 81. 3-6eHs.
a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Editorial assistant

We are a national edu-
cation organization with an
extensive publication pro-
gram. One Of our units re-
quires a sharp, hard hitting
publications assistant who
knows and can handle the
COPY EDITING and PRO-
DUCTION work for 2 maya
zines.
We believe that appli-
cants for this position
should be between 1855
have a bachelors degree in
English or journalism and
have a background of sue
cessful production expert
ence in the written media.
Teaching experience, work
on a professional publica-
ton and evidence of writing
ability would be desirable
Starting salary will be
about $400 a month plus
many other benefits. Please
mail your reply to Box 2O2-
j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
HELP-MoMEM
TYPISTS

LarEe company has several open
lrgA l0F accurate lypiatG under agl
vi, excellent working cond and
liberal emploYe benefits. Htaftiuf
salary, $1,000 or higher, based on
QualliIcatIon. In reply ave age,
education and experience, BOX
Ini y, star,
WAITRESS. must b. exper., s DAYS.
part time from n 10 ,. Mon.
through Pm Apply IN person. oiO
i1th -. nv,
wAlTREssEs, txpef. Tot DIN, Im'
aud eocktah lnuneei 5000 sn
Apply 1881 Conn ave- NV. aitei
wAffRess tal. uhits, fast com
ter experiencedi excellent upt
and salary Closed bunaHys' Oh
WAITRESS. experienced VERY 5000
PAY and tlps. 3-day week Call
sl Sss s ssiTs.a 4 I, AZ "a -M NJ morn
Girl Friday" $325
Director q 6 business ssn,,,, s,'
esres .i n' VARIETY aa,iss wopi
ntlfe. SIZE NANCY LEE, .al7
Washington Bldg NE. s-i1ol
iEmp servicel white,
LADIEs-would you Ike 70 EAR
SJ-SS per spare hr, Let AVON
show you how. d. 7-o22l.
WOMAN 20 help mother with child
care. light housework live IN
room, board and salary; must %
fond OF children; good home q
rlghi person, uN 4-35e2, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
HELP-WOMER
SECRETARIES

90 70 as: TO dictate business letter.
for large Weli-known organization
no typing or stenographie akillf
involved, but must have q good
command OF English. particularly
composition ana grammer. Some
COLLEGE desired but not an absolute
necessity. Box 22T~-J star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
holland CO., Inc.
CLERICALS

HOT sHoPPEs, INC. has need
ier permanent o1 Junior sTa.,,s clerks cs ss'
which are cow. to NV. Bethesda
and Rockville: must type approx. &c
w.p,m.. be high school graduate
good salary; hours $3.50; mea
discount and other company bene.
fits Apply empl. ofc.. 1341 O ct
NV. RIM. 200.
CLERK, white. dry cleaning exper.
assembly. etc; good salary, SUN.
5 RISE IA LA1uEPRY aJl6Io1 i Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Government Employees
Insurance Company
CT,ERK-CASHIEE

mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
l4th and L SITS. NV.
APPLY 3 AN. to 3 Pm.
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
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sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

COLORED GIRL DESIRES
SALES WORK OR CHILD CAR
Ii T.l0Gg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

ASST. BKKPR. elk. -TYPIST, ma
ture, white legible penman, needs
permanency; days. ~ H-Fih''
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RELP-W0MEn
RE1L EsTATE sALEsWoMEN

RIAL ESTATE sALEswOMEN Be
aT nee. a "a s. ssSss.s'' who sR Know
Virginia and who 4, sire 70 make
more than average, Plenty Of list
inRs Members Of the Real Estate
Board and Multiple LiStlnG. Ex-
women. Experience preferred. but
not q requisite, Call MT Baker.
TOWN 4 COUNTRY REALTY.
TE, 0-i4f5.
RECEIPT. TYP. exp, on PIX; WI.
son blvd: 5 days; $3.50, POTOMAC
EMP 2:l34 Wilson blvd Arl.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
YOUNG MAN

To learn retail shoe business. Ex-
perience not necessary. A perma.
nent position for the right man
with hne opportunity for advance
mSnSEer. HANOVER SHOE STORE
Sl3 H street ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
Stenographers

Technical or scien-
life background help
full. Under IS. Coed
salary. Excellent
fringe benefits. For in
terview please call Elk.
$500, Ext. 28e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
SALESLADY
Who Aims HIGH

If you love to sell, love
fashion. and aim to &c
places, this is an oppor-
tunity limited only by your
ability and ambition. Fine
firSt-floor location, attrac-
tive atmosphere. outstand-
ing merchandise at popular
prices and exceptional in
centives.
Rose Robinson CoWen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
BOX 455-R, STAR

TEACHERS-World Book summer
programs offers opportunity Ia
teachers In Md. DC, and va
guar INCOME for those selected
TEACHERS, white; S3SO-Ss2O mo
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.. 6OJ
18th st. NV. RE 7-3g3S.
TEACHERS OR BsTITUTE
TEACHERS, make the summer
months YOUR BRIG HTE S I
MONTHS OF service 10 Americas
children. Let us make them your
MOST PROFITABLE MONTHS
with guaranteed income plus social
security benefits. For interview
write giving education, experience
and phone number Box 81. Star
TEACHER OR COLLEGE STUDENT
Tor vacation position. Pleasant
healthful work: 5000 for 80 days
Come In TO p. c. FULLY, only in
afternoon. Suite O25, i346 Conn
ave. NV. Please do NOT phone.
TYPIST. for full-time position with
local corporation. knowledge OF
shorthand helpful; 5-dav wk.. ex-
cellent working conditions and
company benefits. Call Mr. LAM
CASTER, Ma. S-0l55 for interv
TYPIST to type labels and shipping
forms. MI IN forms. letters, ETC.;
must type 80 W. per min. and
be accurate on details. his. grad
white Perm Job. excel. air.
cond. bldg. Call EN-, 2-9700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP-D0MESTIc

LAB. AND X-RAY TECHNICIAN--
general hospital salary. S40O
Phone Parkway 5-2SO2.
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SALESWOMAN

Unusual opportunity In
outside sales work, with
business ofnees. Long estab-
lished expanding national
equipment manufacturer
will employe one high-type
woman for assignment In
Washington, D. c. Sub
stantial initial salary and
future potential. Training
and all corporation bene-
hts. A career opportunity
for an ambitious woman
who likes sales work. Box
4S4-R Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
MANY OTHER SCREENED
POSITIONS
Annette D. Tatelman

MANY P PosiTio SCREENED
Annette D. Tatelman
-'' M sSs istS s 81 NV. H 4 Il
ARTIST for free-lance work in
women's fashions; some shoes
Call ST 3-3277. Mr.. KEMNo, for
appointment.
ASST, BoOKKEEPER-we have an
openine In our accounting dept,
for young woman who can type
AID Is good on detail work. Experi-
ence ie not essential. Position Is
permanent and offers advancement
opportunities. Good starting salary
and generous company benefits
Apply in person, CLEAVES FOOD
SERVICE CORP. S4O5 Ramsey
ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
BEAUTICIAN. Man or woman
for our Clarendon salon; excellent
opportunity for good stylist. Ap-
ply EMILE, 1920 Wilson blvd
Clarendon. or 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN, capable OF manag.
inc Good salary and comm
LENA's BEAUTY SALON. ~
9-5S26, HE. 4-s66l.
BEAUTICTAN-HAIR STYLISH -
Excel. oppor Also shampoo girl.
white. Good salary. WO. 6-S12g.
BEAUTICIAN, exper.: salary plus
comm S-day week, paid vacation
JEa 3-9SO3.
BEAUTICIAN - GUILBO. 1915
Conn. ave. have now openings FOL
hair-stylists, eoloriStS. Men OF
women. ManieuristS and shampoo
assistant. Wonderful opportunity
Phone for appointment. AID. 2
iest
BEAUTICIANS. men or women; full
time; sa.ary and comm. 3447 N
Fairfax dr., Arl.. Va, or ean IA
5-5965. day: IA. .-6l99. night
Come ready TO work. l6'
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CALCULATING
MACHINE OPERATOR


Permanent position with largl
wholesale house for aualified ap,
plieant. knowledge Of typlng. M.
merous company dement's. Cab Mis-
Wittstatt, ST, 3-0ObO, for infofma.
ton and appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
YOUNG MAN

To train for assistant manager
ship with lge. dry cleaning Arm,
Mus. be ambitious and not afraid
Of hard work. Write stating back
ground; experience II any: marital
refs Box 12l-J, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
College Graduates

To compose letters and handle
general business correspondence; nc
tipping required. Box 22S-J star
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bOOkk6tpIIIB HKIu AbNl
Machine Operators

with experience. Pleasant working
conditions 6-day week. liberal
employo dement's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

SALESLADY, hrs. daily, 5 day
week. must drive car Call Mr.
Shimp, DYDEE WASH. RE. =
S0l2 before noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

TAKE Arnold Vel ana We ou
from nth and = ats. nv. 10 plan
DENTAL ASST. 70 IS. esp 50
Arl, area; dayss open, rQTOMA'
DRUG CLKRK. white exper, ful
time, for suburban Sc, drugstore
Mostly daywork, RE-. 0-:f350,
DRs H-cOsMETIc sALEsGIRL 10
downtown drugstore. no ewes o
sun work. ref. required. $50 \.
RARBITTs DR6osToRE ffOl
DRY CLEANING STORE MANA.
0ER--1f you have experience N
Inspecting and Assembling WQrl
In dry cleaning plant and Ambl-
tloue. please see me Mr.. PEELER,
62s7 Baltimore ave, RiYerdale'
Nd.
EDIT. ASST. public relations Nd.
Jewish orsanlE.. B.A. des min
2-yr.s, exps days; q 200
blvd. Arr, ia. $4,000.
TX WATTREsS sxper.. white. Ap.
ply In person. Dinner only. 34ls
Conn. Ave. nv.
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CLERK
TYPISTS

Interesting and perman-
ent positions in our main
office for experie n C e 3
typists who type at least Al
wpm. Company benefits in.
cludes: Group insurance
vacation, sick leave. credit
union facilities, and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
1Receptionist S325

WashIngton's TOP receptionlsi
posltionl Public relations once
needs personality girl 10 greet their
visitors and clients. answer phones
g sss; COED syplns s mSss rush ai SEE
Ne. B-175i Emp. Servicel white
sALESLADY. selling costume lew
eiry and gifts. excellent salary
pleasant surroundings. TREASURE
TnnUE tnna n - a.
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,tenO. for CONGRESSMAN

Steno. for Congressman
Must be neat and accurate. Pleas.
ant Working conditions. Startina
salary, $4,000 Write immed.. Box
letl, wash, rs. DC.
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, ioi
downtown Law once. 10 8, 5-day
week; salary open, d. 7-O55s
sTENOGRAPHER SECRETARY
conveniently located Law once. In
teresting position for young won.
an with excellent typine and short
hand skills. Boa 23l-J, star,
sTENOGRAPHER. exper. only. age
25-4S, air-cond ONCE loc. 18th
and g. NV 5-day yks hrs; q
B. salary open Call Mr.. HUR-
LEY, RE, f-si5s, Tor Apt,
sd5hsoSk ss VA e ssS oo claim y
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CLERKS

We have q limited number
OF positions available for
high school graduates, BUSH
ness experience preferred.
Salary Commensurate with
experience. 5-day week, 5 to
4:30. air-conditioned ofhces.
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Rose Robinson Cowen
LADIES FASHIONS OF
THE YOUNG ,1y y MEMS b SHOP

1873 p ST. NV.
SALEsLADY for infants and chill
drens wear. Experience preferred,
permanent, or will train inter-
ested person. Pull working bene-
fits. Opportunity for advance
ment. Apply In person Ida's Dept
Store. 1901 Ca, Ave, NV.
sALEsLADY. 5 hrs. daily, 5 day
week. must drive car. Call Mr.
Shimp, DYDEE WASH. RE. =
SOl2 before noon.
SALEsLADIES, AGE NO BARRIER
We need white ladies who have
had previous sales experience, 70
call on young mothers direct with
a program which pertains to their
children. Our ladies are averag-
ina. S60-s90 weekly WORKING 5 or
D hours q day. This Is steady
: work with q national irm. RIM.
3l7, Bond Bldg. l404 New York
ave. NV. Washington.
SALESLADIES
Excellent working conditions with
good pay for experienced salesladies,
full or part time. Apply Mr.. Ettlin,
BOND CLOTHES Z Corners Shop
ping Center. Falls Church, Va.
SALESWOMAN to call on drua
trade with nationally advertised
brands of housewares for local
wholesale concern; appearance and
sales experience required; must
have car: salary and commission
Box 39-J, Star.
SALEswOMAN. for LARGE children's
store in Parkington, must be
exper.. perm. POSITION, good sal
airy and comm, plus other bene-
fits, 5-day wk. Call TE. $1,000
for appt.