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Evening star., 1960-02-21

Jackson Day dinner, also passed
a resolution calling on North.
ern Virginia Republicans to
hold their own congressional
primary.
Since 1852, the Republicans
have nominated Mr.. Broyhill
at party conventions. The DEM
ocratS charged that few per-
sons attended the conventions
and that Mr.. Broyhill was
handpicked in advance.
Ray Cromley, 10th district
Republican chairman, said yes
terday that delegates TO the
conventions were selected at
mass meetings which ali party
members we're urged to attend.
He predicted, however, that
Mr.. Broyhill probably will be
renominated this year without
opposition.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

closed at 2 pm. The students
then took up the 100 seats at
the ground floor soda fountain
and 20 seats at the basement
soda fountain.
They were refused service in
all stores and there were no in
cidents.
Police broke up a Negro sit
down strike at the white lunch
counter Of a downtown store
in Tallahassee, Fla, yesterday,
taking about a dozen of the
demonstrators to the police sta
ton for booking when they re-
fused to leave the counter.
A group of whites who had
gathered cheered as the squad
of policemen, headed by Mayor
Hugh Williams. shepherded
the Negroes out the door.
The demonstrators apparent
ly were students at the State
supported Florida AIM Uni
versity for Negroes here. This
was the second demonstration
in a week. A group of Negroes
occupied seats at the same
stores lunch counter last Sat-
urday for two hours before
they left. Policemen didn't
show up them until after the
Negroes had left.
At New Haven, Conn, Yale
students staged a demonstra-
ton Friday in sympathy with
southern Negroes who are de-
MED the right to sit at lunch
counters.
Carrying placardS that ex-
planned their cause. eight stu
dents paraded in front Of q
Woolworth store.
. Twenty Negro teen-agers
demonstrated outside a five and
ten cent store at Englewood.
N. j., yesterday in sympathy
with southern Negroes.
About $50 students. mostly
Negroes, took part in lunch
counter sit-down demonstra-
tions against segregation at
four downtown variety stores
and one drug store in Nash
vile, Tenn.
A policeman ordered the
demonstrators out of a Walgren
drug store after an argument
developed between white boys
watching the demonstration
and a white student from Fisk
University taking part in the
. sit-doWn.
The group then crossed the
street and Joined others at
, the Woolworth lunch counter.
, Other stores affected were
. KreSs, McClellans and Grants.
, All closed their counters when
!. the demonstrators appeared.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
AreuStudents
Prepare for
Science Fairs

Young scientists in Alexan-
dria and Arlington County juni-
or and senior high schools will
exhibit their projects in science
fairs at their schools soon.
Students at Jefferson, Fran
els Hammond and George
Washington High Schools may
enter the science fair at the
George Washington schools
cafeteria on March and 6.
Fairs in Arlington County
will be held at Gunston Junior
High, Tuesday and Wednesday;
Hoffman-BoSton Junior Senior
High, March 3 and 4: Thomas
Jefferson Junior High, Febru-
airy % through March 3; Ken
more Junior High, Thursday
and Friday; Stratford Junior
High Tuesday.
Also, Swanson Junior High,
Tuesday through t Thursday:
Wakefield High, Wednesday and
Thursday; Washington Lee
High, March 2 through 4, and
Williamsburg Junior High, Fri
day through February 90.
The fairs are part of the
National Science Fair. Winners
in the Alexandria contest will
go to the regional fair, as will
winners from Prince William
and Fairfax Counties, at An
nandale High School, March
1920.
Winners in Arlington County
will qualify for the Arlington.
Falls Church regional fair a.
Wakefield High School March
1928. Winners and runners-ur
in the regional contests vii
compete in the National Fair a
Indianapolis, Ind, May lila.
Subject areas include agri,
cultural sciences, architecture
botany, chemistry, earth anc
astronomical science, electron
les, zoology, engineering sci
ences, mathematics. m dica
sciences and physics.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Sled Hits Truck,
Boy, 8, Is Killed

CAMBRIA, Va, Feb. 20 (AP)
"A Cambria boy, out for a ride
on his sled, was killed today
when the sled collided with q
milk truck on Church street
here.
Clayborne H. Writ. jr., 8
died instantly in the accident
State Trooper H. c. Board
identified the driver Of the
truck as Carl r. Hall of Dub
lin. Trooper Board said he was
still investigating the accident
Mr.. Hall told police the slec
apparently struck the milh
truck from the rear. He said
he was coming down a hill or
Church street when he heard
"a rumble" beneath the truck
halted, and found the boy anc
the sled underneath.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Boston Firm
Gets tsAnother
u. ofVu. Job

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Feb. 20 (AP).-The University
Of Virginia's Board of Visitors
today retained a Boston archi-
tectural firm to make a site
study OF the area to be used
for a proposed field house
parking lot and permanent
resident units.
The firm of Anderson, Beck
with & Haible will drawplans
for the Copley Hill develop
ment here. The firm recently
completed a site study of the
university's Northern Virginia
two-year branch college In
Fairfax County.
The new field house would
Evening star., 1960-02-21

days of the receipt of the
notice.
Another official body, the
county's Appeal Tax Court. last
week issued Q press release ad-
vising taxpayers they have the
right to protest new assess
ments by demanding" a hear
ing before the tax court any
time before May /, 1860.
10000 Notices Issued
County assessors and their
parent agency. the Maryland
Department of Assessments
and Taxation. point out that
new Maryland regulations en-
acted last year were intended
to prevent a rush of protests
being filed just before the May
deadline.
Since November, the loca,
Evening star., 1960-02-21

cost an estimated s2.5 million.
Frank Talbot. jr.. Danville
attorney. presided over today'S
session for the last time as the
28th rector since Thomas JEFF
ferson.
1t was also the last meet
ing for two retiring board
m m b ers, Representative
Smith, Democrat of Virginia,
and Lucille Wheeler of New
port News.
J In other business the board
voted to raise tuition for first
year students from Virginia in
the school of architecture from
$270 to 1920 for the school
year.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

assessment office has issued
about 10000 assessment notices
to county landowners. The
notices include the following |
language:
"You are hereby advised that
this tentative assessment will
become final and conclusive
unless written protest is re-
ceived within 20 days. :"
Despite the wording of the
notices, a State official told
The Star that Maryland law
does permit the taxpayer to
appeal directly to the county's
Appeal Tax Court any time
before May l, just as the
courts press release says.
The official, William H..
Reilly, State supervisor of as
SessmentS, declared: They
can ego directly to the county
Tax Appeal Court) but they're
not supposed to-"
1t is generally agreed that
the confusion stems from the
new assessment law enacted
by the Maryland General As
Sembly last year. The law split
the old State Tax Commission
into two separate but related
bodies-the State Department
of Assessments and Taxation,
and the Maryland Tax Court.
An Important Change
Although assessors still eval-
uate property as in the past,
there is an important change.
The assessment Offices are in
structed to hold hearings on
all protests-hearings which in
the past were conducted by
the Tax Appeal Court.
Nathaniel j. Ely of Mont
gomery'S three-man Appeal
Tax Court said the new law
5 has been "a change for the
: better" but he added:
: Unfortunately the language
of the notices has enormously
given the impression that a
taxpayer does not have the
, right to come to the Appeal
Tax Court anytime before
| May l."
The courts press release also
explicitly stated: THE right to
: such hearing before the Appeal
Tax Court may be exercised
regardless of whether the tax
S payer takes advantage of his
! right to appear before the Sup
/ ervisor of Assessments for ar
4 explanation and determination
= of his assessment"
n According to Mr.. Reilly, ar
assessment law amendment tt
y be brought before the Genera
= Assembly during its current
t session may end the confusion
h The amendment would require
p taxpayers to file a protest IL
Il the local Supervisor of Assess
It mentS Office before they coulC
appeal to the local Appeal Tai
: Court.
:. Only three Maryland coun
d ties have local tax courts
: Montgomery. Baltimore ant
: Hartford. In the other counties
] the County Commissioners con
lstitute the appellate body.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
10th District
Democratic
PrimuySet

Tenth District Democrats plan
to hold a primary to select a
candidate to run in November
against Representative Broyhill,
Republican Of Virginia.
State Senator Charles r.
Fenwick. 10th District Dem
ocratic chairman, said the filing
deadline will be April 13. The
primary will be held 80 days
later.
The 10th district committee,
which met in Richmond Friday
night before the Jefferson
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Negro college students staged
a sitdown strike in three down.
town stores which had refused
to serve them food.
In Raleigh, the store man.
ager claimed the integrated
standup service was no depar-
ture from policy. However,
Negro students from two local
colleges halted picketing in
front of the downtown S. H.
Kress Store and issued this
statement:
The students of Shaw Uni
versity and St. Augustine's Col
lege and other colored people
are now being served at the
lunch counter of KreSS' store
indiscriminately. The intelli-
gence committee of the Shaw
st. Augustine's student move
ment has therefore officially
called of the picket lines from
this store"
Widespread Demonstrations
Negro students throughout
the South have been demon
strating for the past several
weeks against segregated lunch
counters in drug and variety
stores. Similar demonstrations
have been staged in New York
Connecticut and New Jersey.
The KreSs Store in Raleigh
like most Of the others. first
had closed its lunch counter
rather than break the color
line. However, yesterday the
counter was opened with the
stools removed.
Traditionally, Negroes are
served standing up at the lunch
counters, but the custom ha'
been for them to take the fooc
out of the building. Yesterday
the Negro students in Raleigh
stood at the counter with white!
drinking their coffee and eat.
ing doughnutS.
A member of the committee
Cornell Adams of Birmingham
Ala. said "As long as the!
don't discriminate, it's okay
with U.S." Other students stand
ing at the lunch counter de-
clined to call it a victory.
Picketing continued withou
incident at some other store
in Raleigh.
Refused in Richmond
In Richmond the demon
strations began about 9 an
in the variety stores and laste
until the stores closed at l pm
Then the students moved int
Thalhimer's department store
occupying counter space in tn
mezzanine soup bar and at tw
soda fountains. The soup ba
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Henninqs in Hospital

Senator Hennings, Democrat
Of Missouri, was admitted yes
terday to Bethesda Naval Hos
pital. He was reported by
aides earlier last week to be
suffering from a virus infection.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Tx Protest DeodIine
Is Montgomery Puzzle
BY G. o. HERNDON
Star STAFF Writer

Montgomery County to whom assessment notices
being mailed faced with two official versions of what
procedure follow if they want protest the assessments
agency the County Supervisor of Assessments Office,
has notified landowners that the assessments will become
conclusive" unless protest is filed within 20
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Caroline Store Serves
Both Races Standing
BY the Associated Press

Negroes and whites served together standing up at
Raleigh IN c. variety store yesterday While
lunch counters continued in other Southern
Northern cities All had been removed from ths
where the ntegated service took place
A larpe staged in Richmond where
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ].
MalOy, Sr., of 1919 South
Thomas street, Arlington,
will celebrate their 6Oth
wedding anniversary to-
day. Mr.. Maloy is a retired
United States Deputy
Marshal. The couple has
five children, nine grand
children and 13 great
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

GROUP OF ODD LOT BEDS, TWIN
AND DOUBLE SlZES------upto to 1895 1000
Evening star., 1960-02-21

SHAW EARLY AMERICAN AND TRADITIONAL
SOFAS AND CHAIRS
All with foam rubber cushions, self decks, some with
kick pIeot skirts. coverets for orms----33hoo OFF
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IMPORTED FROM HOLLAND

Mail this coupon NOW and get our rainbow
mix assortment Of 100 blooming size
Gladiolus Bulbs, imported from HOLLAND
for less than &c a bulb These medium size
blooming varieties are already to 3 inches
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bit Of NIL-O-NAL Lanolin Cream in
to your hair and scalp. Do this for
80 days.
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MOI sly
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interference at source.
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into Cleartone condenser Then plug CleartOne into
wall socket Filters both &C and DC current. Over
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TRY 10 DAYS AT OUR RISK
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Don't put up with noisy radio distorted TV Pict-
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Grand Rapids 2, Michigan
Evening star., 1960-01-10
There's no limit to the good food
at these four resorts

PHOENIX
q very fine thing it was to leave the cold
East on New Years day and fly into the
shining land of summer. Here, | set off by
rented car to visit famous resorts around
the state and report on the cooking.
Eating, discovered, is the vacationer's
chief recreation. He may swim, hike, ride,
play golf and tennis, but come mealtime, he
is Johnny knife and fork in
hand Chow-in-the open climaxes many an
outing. Ride into the desert breakfast
at sunrise . e. go by stagecoach for barbe-
cue at sunset =. . swim and laze in the sun
then lunch buffet by the Poolside.
Resort food generally is American food at
its best. A few foreign dishes are menued
for variety's sake. But guests who come to
stay spell prefer foods not too different
from home fare. Menus are being stream
Evening star., 1960-01-10

lined to conform to the dieting trend. Still,
rich desserts continue to hold their own.
First stop, Casa Blanca Inn, II miles out
of Phoenix in the vicinity of Scottsdale, a
fast-growing millionaire area. The main
building is in the Moorish manner. Con-
Meeting cottages are surrounded by FIVE
acre garden of tropical plants. Beautiful
the pyracantha with its Aame-red berries
growing against the white stucco walls.
Chef Erwin Burkhard, eight years in the
kitchen, tells us the most popular dessert
is the Buttermilk Pie. One of the best things
to my thinking is this Chill Con Casa, dip
for tortillas with the cocktails.
Chandler lay at the end of our thoughts.
Down the highway to the San Marcos
Evening star., 1960-04-27
CREDIT CLERK
Ii. $4,000
CLTRK -For Iarce

truck finance company Hlgh
school graduate. aptitude for flE-
UTcs, 5000 typiSt, adding machine
experience ONCE in modern Sill
yer Spring building Excellent SAL
arv and opportunity for advance
mCnt. Send full resume TO P o.
Box 35l, Silver Sprin. Nd
Evening star., 1960-04-27

MANAGER-TRAINEE VI for consumer
finance co. Excel. opport., good pav
and benefits. Phone IA. $500
Evening star., 1960-04-27
Doctors $500
ReceptiOniSt

I need a pleasant and sympathetic
typist who likes &c meet people.
the phone. send out the bills for
well-knoWn downtown special
iSt Girl Friday duties include
StPrilizing instruments. etc No
eXpeTlence See BETTY GRAY
tEmpll, 2l1 Woodward BLDG. ST.
g-1gg
Evening star., 1960-04-27
WATERS

experienced for evenings
and Sundays in high class res
taurant. Apply in person OLD
CLUB RESTAURANT, 555 s.
WASHINGTON st, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
Statesmen

BEN HUNDLEY TIRE CO. has an
opening in their wholesale de-
partment. Excellent opportunity
for the right men. Experience
preferred but not necessary. APP
ply in person at 3446 14th st
n nW
Evening star., 1960-04-27
PLUMBERS
PORTER

For apartment building in Arling-
ton prefer Virginia resident, with
some experience; good salary and
working conditions. See Mrs.
Golovin EXECUTIVE APIS, at
800 Columbia pike, Arl., IA.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HELP MEN

Statesmen - Home improvements,
sizing: Bring your deals here.
Best par arrangement in town.
COLUMBIA CONTRACTING Co,
sO09 Bunker Hill I'd, ne. La.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
OF COMMERCE

.s--I, ~, NUOLl. ztFt. . . %. NV :
BEAUTICIAN WANTED-Operator
or apprentice, full or part time
Silver Spring area. JU. S-l6q6
Evening star., 1960-04-27
NV TETuNICTAN
500 14th st. NV.

IV IECHNICIAN
For outside service work, full-time
permanent position. LU. l-S000.
WATERS, exper. only. Apply ALEX
STUARTS, 14th and New York
n " RE E-h2ol
Evening star., 1960-04-27
statesmen
statesmen
statesmen. VIRGINIA

- AAtNAAANA IL
II you have sales back
ground, and know how to
close, let us show YOU how
it can be put to good use;
high commissions and bo-
muses., fringe benefits and
recorder commissions. Build
for your future. See US at
5l51 Lee hwy, or call KE.
6-7O16.
Home Freezer Foods,
Inc.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
FILING POSITIONS

7 III1NO IODI I IOND
Open for young women. These
are permanent positions and not
summertime. Should have high
school education and be from
1880 years of age. Please apply
in person for interview
THE CREDIT BUREAU
22@ 9Th St. NV.
Corner 9th and Pa Avel
Evening star., 1960-04-27
FOUNTAIN CLERKS

openings in Wheaton.
Nd Good starting salary plus
regular increases opening day
time hrs. the other eve hrs Ap-
ply Thursday between ] and . m.
at mn GEORGIA ave, Wheaton,
Mi. The Coop.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
MANAGER

BUSINESS OFFICE
Local D. C corporation
has permanent position for
highly efficient business Of
fee manager. Must have ex-
perience in supervising a
large staff. win be re-
sponSible for all business
office activities including
hiring, training and main
tanning daily work schedule.
Degree in business adminis-
tration or accounting or
comparable successful buSi-
ness experience. Minimum
age 2S. must be married
and resident OF D. c. area
for last 3 years.
Individual will work closely
with top officers Of company
and will operate at highest
management levels Excel
lent future, growth and
advancement. Retirement,
life insurance and all other
company benefits. Must have
real executive leadership.
SALARY OPEN. Call MISS
CLARKE, Ex. 3-5651 be-
tween Q am. and > pm.
LANAGER-TRAINEE for consuml
hnance CO, Excel. opport., good pa
Evening star., 1960-04-27

BEAUTICLAN = Man hair stylist;
top salary. plus comm. closed
Mons; very interesting position.
Apply for interview Tuesday
SYLVAN, DE. 2-SaSq,
Evening star., 1960-04-27
UG CLERK-CASHIER, white.

DRUG CLERK white,
under Az, drugstore exper. only:
local refs Apply in person. CHAS-
TLETON DRUG, 10th and R NV.
DRUG G-COSMETIC CLERKS, expe-
rlcnced. full or part time. All
store benefits. Apply IN person.
KEYSTONE PHARMACY, 2l5O
Evening star., 1960-04-27

BEAUTICIAN. all around operator
/ Salary and commission. Down
town. no Saturdays. Write Box
Evening star., 1960-04-27

E1peFlenceos age, 70 10 40. 5-day,
4Q-hr. wk-. with opportunity FOR
advancement. Part-time tellsr's
position also open. Apply IN per
son
BANK OF COMMERCE
Rm. 200. Coon. Ave. at K st. NV
BEAUTICI4N WANTED-operator
or apprentice, full or part time
Silver Spring area. JU s-1696
BEAUTICIAN, stylist and Shampoo
girl; busy Bethesda shop. Top sal
ary, excellent working conditions.
Oh 4-95l9, EN-. 5-ll60.
BEAUTICIAN
Shampoo maid, msnicurist and
receptlonist Experience pre-
ferred. J. FRANKS HAIR STYL-
ISL. OIL. 6-12O4
BEAUTICIAN, men or women: hiEh-
est earn. no ewes. full or part
time. BARRETT PARKER HAIR
SIYLlSTS, S64O Ga. ave, s. s.,
BEAUTICLAN = Man hair stylist
top salary. plus comm. closed
Mons very interesting position.
Apply for interview tuesday
SYLVAN, DE. 2-s9S9.
BEAUTICIAN. all around operator
Salary and commission. Down
town. no Saturdays. Write Box
4O-C, Star.
BEAUTICIANS for busy D. c. and
Mo: Salons. Top salary and com.
HOUSE OF MILO. EX. 3-4242.
BEAUTICIANS
Hair stylists with experience and
or. following. for several shops in
suburban Nd and Washington
Salary no object. JU. $3.50.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and Shampoo
girl, salary and commission, BER-
NARDO HAIR STYLISTS, 5ll 7th
st. NV. DI. 7-91S7.
BEAUTY OPERATORS
Male or female. for new ultramod
ern salon in SPRING VALLEY
Kenvood, Sumner area. Opening
on May 18th. Top salary and
commission. For interview, call
MR.. KIRK, Ii. 1875.
BEAUTY COUNSELORS, business
oppor. avail. High earnings. fleX-
1ble hours. no canvaSSing; train
while you earn. Poise. personality
more important than business ex-
per; car helpful. For appt.. call
,IU. S-92l1, before 10 am. or
after 4 pm.
BKKPR.- .-TYPIST
General ONCE work; apply own
handwriting; 5-day week. Short
hours, good pay. Box 3l6-C, Star
BKKPR., RESTAURANT $4,000
Asst. bkkpr., type. dntn. $50 500
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave NV
BKKPR.-T
General once work: payroll exper
nee; 500 wk. to start. Box 291-C
Star
Evening star., 1960-04-27
RFPRFSFYTATTyFS IA
Retired Auto Mechanic

Or. service salesman, to keep records
of mechanics time and assign
work See Mr.. Toomey. STEUART
MOTOR CO., 9Th and N. Y.
ave n II
Evening star., 1960-04-27
AUTO TITLE CLERK

Capitol Cadillac Co. has an open
ing in its settlement dept. for an
exp. title clerk Person must be
compl familiar with the title
requirements for D. c., Md and
Va. knowledge Of bookkeeping
helpful but not essential. 5-day
wk., paid vac, other CO. dement's
Sal. commensurate with ability.
See MR.. BERTINI at 1929 22nd
St NV
Evening star., 1960-04-27
.Machinists

FIRST AND SECOND CLASS
For work on interesting mechani-
cal devices and components.
Modern ordnance development
plant; lons-term projects with
opportunity for personal advance
ment; top pay for qualified men.
Liberal company benefits, paid
vacation, sick leave, and hos
pitaliZation. Call OIL. 4-l676,
Personnel.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

BEAUTICIAN, men or women: high
est earn. no ewes. full or part
time. BARRETT PARKER HAIR
STYLISTS, S64O Ga. ave, S. s.,
Evening star., 1960-04-27
AirtrOnics
Inc.

5522 DORSEY LANE
BETHESDA, MARYLAND
MAN, white, living in NV. Wash.
or Bethesda, S. S. area; SlOS
wkly. avg. to start, with chance
for advancement. For interview,
phone LO. 5-3953 after 6 pm.
MAN, as asst. mgr. in TV sales and
service store; experience helpful
but not essential: must be IA
mlllar with public and have SELL
ing experience. Hours, Monday to
Friday, l2 to q: Sat, o to ) nm.
Salary open. Apply in person. to
s pm, LITE RADIO & TV. 20lO
l4th st. NV.
MAN, white, living in Arl. for Fair
fax County; we will be interested
in YOU, II YOU are Interested
enough to investigate this sos
Wk opportunity Phone JE. =
56S3 after pm.
MAN for roofing and sodding work:
must have own tranSp. For the
NORTHERN VIRGINIA ROOFING
CO, phone WE. 1-0044 between
Z and Q pm. or. : and S am.
Tuesday anC wednesday
MANAGER TRAINEE, Alex: learn
all phases finance business; h.S.g.:
3 days to S400. POTOMAC
EMPL., oil King ST. KI. 9-5O55.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
HELP WOMEN
(coNTINUEpl
BANK TELLER

Experienced: age, 20 to 40: 5-dsy.
4Q-hr. wk-. with opportunity for
Advancement. Part-time teller S
position also open. Apply IN per-
son
Evening star., 1960-04-27
CI.ERK-TYpIST
CLERKS
CLERK-TYPISTS

Permanent positions open in life
insurance company's new home
ONCE building. located west of
Rock Greek Park. Free private
parking area: many employe bene-
fits. 5-day week; some positions
require only small knowledge Of
tipping; must be hs. grad.. age ! 5
to 50. Apply Monday through
Friday, $40 70 $50. EQUITABLE z
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 5000 Wis
consln ave.
Evening star., 1960-04-27

Shampoo maid, msnicurist and
receptIonist Experience pre-
terred. J. FRANKS HAIR sTYL-
| IST. OIL. 6-l2O4