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dren's clothes in the show
went down the runway once
they had sighted the person
at the end holding q hand
full Of lollipops for them.
Mrs. Stead bows when she
hears the name Of Ben Zuck-
erman, the designer. With
his suits you're wise not to
mention the price If your
husband is running for Office"
These green wool at-home
culottes hint Of the 30's. And
you remember how successful
you were in the sos"
"It's ok. to be called q
young matron. it's when they
refer to you as matronly that
you should worry"
These Capri pants and top
are wonderful to wear on the
maids night out. or if you
don't have a maid. every
night"
During the luncheon the
Junior Leagues growth dur
ing the past 20 years was
noted.
Membership has doubled
from 900 in 1910 to the pres
ent 1900.
Mrs. Smith Hempstone, the
founder of the Junior League
Of Washington and a former
president, was introduced
along with Mrs. Arthur Gard
ner, the Honorary Chairman
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Society CoIunnist SPoofs Fashion

Tired fashion cliches got
q good working over yester-
day, at the second annual
Junior League Christmas
Shop fashion show luncheon.
Betty Beale, whose bali
wick is top drawer" society
reportage. turned fashion
commentator yesterday for
the Dorothy Stead showing
and this fashion editor was
her most enthusiastic audi
ence.
Her other audience of sew
eral hundred women heard
her deliver an I'm for
Clothes" state Of the ward
robe message. The Campaign
Collection of clothes shown
won their applause. Eleven
Junior L a que m e m b ers
turned models for the fun
fashion show.
Betty Beale's lack Of awe
of fashion moguls, their out
looks and terminology came
through in such choice COM
mentS as:
Hip, hip, hooray. I hear
the long-torso is the thing to
watch. In fact, torso-watch-
ing, I hear has replaced bird
watching in Georgetown. :"
IF you think fashion isn't
playing an important part in
this election you've probably
been away someplace in
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Mrs. Gueeenheim
To Attend Openino

Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm will be honored guest
Monday at the opening of the
new Georgetown Room Of
the Hecht Company's down.
town store. The event will
feature the premier broad
cast Of a new WGMS radio
program entitled George
town Get-together."
Other guests participating
in the first broadcast will be
representatives from the
Washington Ballet Guild,
the Corcoran Gallery Of Art,
the House Of Mercy, the In
ternational Society of the
Renaissance and the United
Givers Fund.
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Of THE Christmas Shop"
They drew the lucky numbers
for the door prize winners.
Co-chairmen for the second
year Of the highly successful
three-day event held at the
Sheraton Carlton were Mrs.
A. Britten Browne, Mrs. Clar-
ence Dodge, jr., and Mrs. John
w. Gill. Mrs. Eldon Crowell,
Junior League president, pre-
sided.
The luncheon chairman was
Mrs. ]. Berry Wallace assisted
by Mrs. Charles Webb, jr.
Mrs. L. Blaine Clarke was the
fashion show co-ordinator.
ELEM.
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College Night Set

The 10th annual College
Night. sponsored by the As
Sociated Alumnae Clubs Of
Washington. will be held No
vember 2 at Western High
School beginning at 1880 pm.
All prospective college stud
ents and their parents are
invited to attend the event,
which will include an inter-
view period with representa-
tiveS from each of the Al
women's colleges which COM
prise the Association.
Admission require m e ntS.
scholarship aid and special
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Honnon-BruneIIi

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Hannah Of South Bend. Ind.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Sheila Ann to
1t. Austin Roger Brunelli,
jr., USMC (res.), son Of
Brig. Gen. Brunelli, USMC.
and Mrs. Brunelli Of Nor
folk. A November 26 we'd
ding is planned.
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Hunnphries-
Woyburn

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hum
phries of Mount Rainier an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Sybil Kay to
Mr.. Barrett S. Wayburn, son
of Mr., and Mrs. M. George
Wayburn Of Bloomfield Hills.
Mich. A November wedding
Is planned.
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Tibet. This campaign may
well be lost by a thread or a
label. :"
Here's a dress so glamor-
Gus that it might not get
your husband elected"
This mink hat is a Miss
May, not to be confused with
Mrs. Herbert May. :"
Here's payola on a young
scale. Little tykes who
modelled the Jean Gale chill
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curricula offered by each COL
lege will be discussed and COL
lege literature distributed.
Mrs. Michael Johns will
serve as chairman for College
Night.
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Fouts-Frompton

DR.. and Mrs. Paul ]. FoutS
of indianapolis, Ind. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Marjorie A.
to Mr.. Francis Bennett
-Frampton, son Of Mr.. Ben
nett S. Frampton Of Trappe.
Md, and the late Mrs.
Frampton. A November 10
wedding is planned.
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Sinms-Cooper

Mr.. Perry B. Simms an
nounce the engagement Of
his daughter Constance Bell
niger to Mr.. Hal Dean Coop
er, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
man B. Cooper of Conrad.
Iowa. Miss Simms is also
the daughter of the late Mrs.
Simms. A December we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Berry-Hurkins

Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert
Thomas Berry Of Fox Point,
Wise, announce the engage
ment of their daughter Joan
Therese to Mr.. James
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Hobson-Stonton

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens
Mather Of Crosse he. Mich,
announce the engagement Of
her sister. Miss Kathleen
Pittman Stanton. daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Francis Stanton Of Crosse
lie. to Mr.. Richard Rath-
borne Graham Hobson, son
of Mrs. Robert Archer Hob
son Of Alexandria and the
late Mr.. Hobson. A December
wedding is planned.
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Luncheon Held

"An Eleventh-Hour Look
at the Election Issues" was
the discussion topic at q
luncheon meeting today Of
the YWCA Of Montgomery
County. The group met at
Brooke Farm Restaurant.
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Berry-DuvoIl

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clifford
Berry announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Kath-
ryn Anne to Mr.. Donald
Knox Duvall, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Malcolm Duvall. A
November wedding is planned.
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ENGAGEMENTS

Anthony Harkins jr. son Of
Mrs. Harkins of Miami. Fla.
and the late Mr.. Harkins. A
December wedding is planned.
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Wolcovich-Tote

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Walcavich of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Margo Fran
cesca to Mr.. Michael David
Tate, son Of Col. and Mrs.
Ferdinand j. Tate of Alex
andria. A February wedding
is MANNED
Evening star., 1960-07-31

cratic Party's 'antecedents have been Rum, Roman
ism and Rebellion" The references to liquor and
the Confederacy did harm, but the anti Catholic
slur was political dynamite.
The campaign-weary Blaine possibly didn't hear
the remark. In any case he failed to repudiate it
Immediately and newspapers headlined the phrase.
The next Sunday, handbills containing it were dis
lrbuled at the doors of Catholic churches Until
then Blaine, who was of Irish descent himself was
popular among Celtic voters. But DR.. Burchard's
boner cost Blaine New York State - by the narrow
margin of l49 votes out of l67 l69 cast Enough
Irish votes were probably lost to change the result
in New York. records Professor Eugene H. Rose
boom's "A History of Presidential Elections" If
the defeated candidate had carried New York, he
would have been elected.
Ike's ofF-fhe-cUfF bIoOpeT
Victorious candidates also make campaign errors
Though Dwight Eisenhower learned to be more pru-
dent, on July 9, 1852. he pulled genial blooper
In Chicago he chuckled off-the-cuf, when was
growing up in Abilene, We used to talk about Demo-
Gratis as we would talk about the town drunk
Shocked COP aides. who realized that Ike needed
Democratic votes to win prevented him from repeat
ing this boo-bOO
Harry Truman also made some fiiur pas. While
dedcaing airport in Carey, Ida, in June, 1913,
he eulogizcd a war veteran he called ''William''
'brave boy who died fighting for his country
But later when the embarrassed President learned
that the airport really named in honor of
Evening star., 1960-07-31

l6-year-old girl named Wilma" he
backtracked that he was more hon.
ored to salute a young woman who
bravely gave her life to her country"
Afterwards, the unhappy Truman was
informed that the girl had actually
Evening star., 1960-07-31

1910 campaign train, amiably told group of Mid
western voters how much he loved the state Of
Missouri because of his affection for Mark Twain.
The only hitch was that Wilkes train already
several states beyond Missouri
On President Hoover's - Continued on next page
Evening star., 1960-07-31

woman in the United States! 1t will
make them mad, it will lose him votes.
Probably the most common mis-
take of transforming candidates is
forgetting or confusing the name of
locality - and injuring local feelings.
Willkie. on the rear platform of his
Evening star., 1960-07-31
ey JACK HARRISON PoLLAck

Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins - whom
Willke was obviously lambasting = later revealed
that when President Roosevelt heard this speech,
he exclaimed, why did he have to insult every
Evening star., 1960-07-31

been killed while joyridng in her boy friends plane.
Even Franklin D. Roosevelt - who was consid-
cred the master campagner = blundered. His eldest
son, California Congressman James Roosevelt recalls
that l8 months before the 1882 Democratic Conven-
ton, Father pulled boner which could have kept
him from getting the nomination" Roosevelt, who
was then governor of New York, was speaking at a
IL c, IL, c.. r.
Evening star., 1960-07-31

White Sulphur Springs, Ca, POSTUM
and-yam" dinner. After some conviv-
ial stimulation, he remarked, Georgia
could teach the rest of the country
how to throw party!" But FDR then
imprudentIy added, ''f we could cut
ont the hannlets in that great sink of
Evening star., 1960-07-31

iniquy called New York, I'd be happy!'' When this
crack was printed in New York newspapers, Roose-
vels advisers almost had apoplexy and he insisted
that he misquoted
An insult 10 womonhood
But boners which directly disparage specific groups
of people like farmers, workers, minorities and
women generally lose more votes. COP candidate
Wendell Willkie, in his 1910 Labor Day speech in
Pittsburgh, promised, if elected to appoint Secre
tary of Labor directly from the ranks of organized
labor" Seeking more applause, he indiscreetly
added, "And it won't be woman, either!''
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01
s TO
FIND

H.. TO the Prize Fund
: Birthday Celebration
Lest, according, to the
rlolnsulate-General, are
of Foreign Affairs
serrano, Mr.. and Mrs;
= the Legionarios del
Northern District
,Ir and Mrs. Dan Sar-
- Inter-Community
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01

Middle States. He left on a North
west Orient airliner last June II.
Mr. Zamuco was entertained by
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at dinner
in Don Ting Cafe and by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Langoey at luncheon.
Dean zamuco graduated from
the University of Washington in
1927. In 1929 he obtained his Mas
ter degree from Yale University.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01
Vice Consul
Cabatit Gets
A Promotion

Irineo r. Cabatit,
the Philippines, has
promoted to consul.
ment was made by
Philippine President
Carlos P. Garcia,
according to Con
sui General Bautis-
ia.
Mr.. Cabatit has
been vice consul in
the Seattle office
for the last four
years, and before
that he was vice
consul in Hawaii.
He spent a number
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01

The vacationer, who was in
swimming, hollered at the man on
shore, "Are you sure there are no
crocodiles around here?"
Absolutely. The sharks scare
them away
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01

Council of the Pacific Northwest
Filipino Community of Seattle,
Inc, Filipino American Commun-
ity Service of the Pacific North
west, Mr.. Marcelino Divina, grand
master of the Caballeros de DIM
as-Alang, Inc.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01

While here, he
was taken around
on visitation and
observation by the
Dean of the Col
lege of Forestry of
the University of
Washington.
Before c o m ing
to S e a t tt e, Mr..
Zamuco had visit
ed other universit-
les in the East and
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01
Filipino Dean Visits
His Alma Mater
Page Sever

Gregorio zamueo, dean of the
College of Forestry of the Univ
sity of the Philippines, was a re-
cent Seattle visitor as a guest of
his Alma Matters Forestry Dean.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-07-01
TRINEO
CABATIT

of years as Foreign Affairs Officer
at the Consulate General in San
Francisco
The new consul is a 1928 grad
uate of the University OF Wash
ington. Before joining the For
eign Service of the Philippines, he
had occupied the presidency of the
Cannery Workers Union and was
for one term president of the Fill
ipino Community of Seattle.
Cabatit lives at $50 10th Ave.
N with his wife. Pacita Domin-
guez, and their daughter Anita.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

gones listed by the US. Census, What three
remain in the ''men only" department.
Locomotive fireman, locomotive engineer
and fre.6ghter. -M.w., BRONX, N. Y.
Ne pulse -. Why sciN the Maine election
no longer giUe rise to the saying, as Maine
goes - 50 goes the nation?
This year for the first time the entire
nation will vote on the same day - Novem-
ber 8. Formerly Names election day came
two months before that of the rest of the
nation. -L.L.R., INDIANAPOLIS
Tree oysters :. Pacific oysters are noW
being harvested from trees. HOU?
At wood.pulping operations in Port
Townsend and Port Angeles, Washington,
woodmiIl boom men have been finding two
and three-year.old Pacific oysters on the
bottom of pulp log RATS shipped from Lady.
smith, B. C. The oysters attach themselves
to the log RATS during lengthy storage near
Ladysmith. -H.A.C., CAMAS, WASH.
Fancy free ;. What is the shape of the
,ueGther zane on top Of the Marion County
jail in Ohio?
Abig key. BID, CLEVELAND
Plan qhs0d :. Why do SicediSh sOOOdsmen
go 0Iof in bGlVOOns9
To gather cones from tall trees for future
timber crops. DIV, DENVER
NOTE We viii p0y IS for question ond Ills eoIm
0veHon based md cppino OF
oeeompony Address Ton Henry THIS WEEK. 4eS
Lexington Avenue New ToFk w. NJ Unoeeepisd eoatboaS
eonnos be acknowledged returned
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15

where she was a member of
Alpha E silon P h i. T h e
groom attended Peddie School
in New Jersey and graduated
from the Nogales High
School. He attended the Uni
versity of Arizona and now
is affiliated with Capin Mer-
camille of Nogales, Ariz.
Many out-of-town guests at
tended the wedding. Follow
ing a trip to the west coast
of Mexico, the couple will
make their home in NogaleS
after May 1.
Jane Rita Rosenblum,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Rosenblum, became
the bride of Fredric Fauble
Kay at a formal single ring
ceremony last sunday at
Temple Emanuel.
Miss Rosenblum, attended
by her sister, Mrs. Burton
Allen Gellman of Milwaukee,
is attending the University of
Arizona and majoring in jour-
nalism. Mr.. Kay, son of Mr..
d Mrs. Milford Kay, also is
a student at the university
and is studying general busi-
ness.
Miss Rosenblum'S brother,
Mort, was an usher.
After a honeymoon trip to
Las Vegas the couple will be
at home at 4066 Montecita
Ave. after April 25.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15
of Bronx, NY.

To Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Rosenberg a son, Philip Law
renee, 7 lbs. 5 ozs., on Mar. 81.
Grandparents a re M r S .
Philip Aries of Oak Park, ILL.,,
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rosen-
berg of Chicago.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Ep-
stein a daughter, Deanna Re-
nee, 6 lbs. 77a ozs., on April 3.
Grandparents a re M .
Florence Marshall of Tucson,
Julius Marshall of Philadel-
phia and Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Epstein of Tucson. Great
grandfather is Morris Schach-
ter of Tucson.
To DR.. and Mrs. Earle
Dove, a son, Lewis Ross, Z
lbs. 5 ozs., on April 10.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Parnass OF
Bronx, NY, and Mrs. R. Dove
of the Bronx.
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15
Weddings

Vicki Ann Myerson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe My
erson, became the bride of
Hyman Edward Capin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Capin
of Beatus Estates in Nogales,
April 3 in a formal double
ring wedding ceremony at the
Pioneer Hotel. Rabbi Albert
T. Bilgray officiated.
A traditional canopy from
the Capin family was used
in the ceremony.
The maid of honor was the
brides sister, Deanna Myer-
son of Berkeley, Calf. The
sister of the groom, Debbie,
Lois Capin of Nogales, Mari
lou Morantz of Los Angeles
and Linda Leveson of Los An
geles were bridesmaids.
Harlan Capin of Nogales,
brother of the groom, was
best man. Ushers were Leon
ard Cooper of Nogales, Louis
Bracker of Studio City, Calf,
and Stephen Smith of Oak
land, Calf. Roni Capin of
Nogales was flower girl.
After the ceremony a re-
ception followed by dinner
was held in the Pioneer ball
room. Vicki attended Valley
School for Girls and attended
the University of Ariz on a
The Arizona post., 1960-04-15
Births

To Mr.. and Mrs. David Mar
Gus, 99O9 South Bensley, Chi
cago, a daughter, 7 lbs, 3 ozs.
on April II.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Mikell of Tucson
and Mrs. Sam Friedman OF
Benton Harbor, Mich.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Sa-
bin, a son, Marc Alan, 7 lbs.
u o., on April 6.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. julie Agron of Tucson
and Mrs. Tillie S. Binowitz
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Part time (3-day WIKI, law once:
sShorthana not nee; Mr.; sUREs or
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SlTUATIoNS-D0MESTIc
ABLE DOMESTICS

Screened, refs. GLoBAL EMPL., 4Os
Fla. ave. NV, CO. 5-4S21. OPEN
ALL DAY SUNDAY
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HELP WOMEN

sALESLADY. under 40: part time;
exper. selling ladies' apparel es-
sential; hrs: Mon. through Fri.
1880. Apply PAULA-LYNN.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

GIRL. CoLORED desires g.h.w.,
child care. or store maid; ref:
Evening star., 1960-04-03

CARPENTERS colored; exper. rec
rms. dormers, additions, parti-
tions, built-in sliding dr.. closets
genl repairs. WA. 7-3l16. RA
Evening star., 1960-04-03

GIRL wants Inv, child care; 5
days vk.; exper. Ii. 4-7409
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SALESCLERKS

New food and general merchandise
stores has openings for experienced
and inexperienced saleSclerks.
Eood starting salary plus company
benefits Apply. Tues. bet. 10 an.
sd l pm.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
RESIDENT MANAGER

We have position available for ex-
per. persons, for air-cond apt
Qualified applicants. seeking good
permanent employment. Apply in
person or write to
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1872 K St. NV Suite 4O2
SALES CLERKS, white, parttime;
for evenings. Sat. and Sun. Retail
exper. preferred. STANDARD
DRUG CO., Ills H st. ne.
SALES GIRL for jevelry store,
exper. preferred, perm, 5-day-wk. .,
sal. open. Box 4s2-A, Star.
SALESGIRLS-GIFT SHOPPE, for
Key Bridee. Marriott Motor Hotel.
day or night hours available. Must
oe neat and attractive. over is
years Of age. Some sales expert
ence preferred. Apply to HOT
SHOPPES employment once, l34 |
@ st. NV, Rm. 200, or TO hotel.
SALESGIRL for bakery; 5la day
wk., Sl.25 per hr. to start: excel
lent chance for Advancement
Store closed sun. afternoon and all
day Mon Call in person after L.
noon. ScHUPP's BAKERY, 5S4a
Conn ave
Evening star., 1960-04-03

BOOKKEEPER: F. C. other light
duties; car, local ref. years OF
varied exp. modest salary. Typist.
Box HIT Star
Evening star., 1960-04-03

COLORED GIRL, desires work, 5.
day wk: hotel maid: exper, ref.
mn -SdQo
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY -STENOG.

SECRETARY, 1-Eirl Law once oi
two partners; capable. shorthand
and typing; salary open; exper
unnec. D1 T-3S72
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SECRETARIES
SECY.-AIRLINE

Under 30, attractive; shhd. so
Mp;m. Start. $3.50. ALL-OFFIcE
EMPL; AGCY, I'll 18th st. NV,
Rm. 81, DI. 7-6632. Lowest
Evening star., 1960-04-03

CARPENTER. Painter, desires work
by Job. Have truck, tools. Expert
| encnd PA 2-SESl
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SECRETARIES

SECRETARIES
sTENoGRAPHERs
CLERK = TYPISTS
RECEIPT -TYPISTS
BEGINNERS AND EXPERIENCED
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER
AGES II UP; WHITE; 5 DAYS
COLLEGE AND H. S. GRADS.
SECYS., all kinds, as legal. assoc. d,
1-girl Offices. international, pub,
rel, medical. etc. to 5000
SECY-TYPISTS, public
relations 81. 600
STENoGRAPHERs, all kinds
rusty to fast to S4. 500
CLERK-TYPISTS, many to $40
RECEIPT. -TYPIsTs S65-S75
BEGINNER TYPISTS = S5O-S55
DICTAPHONE SECYS. to S4 900
IDICTAPHONE TYPISTS $4,000
ELECTRIC TYPISTS S7O-S90
CLERKS. apt. for figs. So. 900 up
BkKPR. -CLKS. --------. $4,000
FILE CLERK S5O-S6O
MANY OTHERS NOT LISTED
OUT-OF-TOWNERS WELCOME
SEE MISS WOOD
Evening star., 1960-04-03

COLoRED GIRL, desires Job, nurS-
cry or child care or days work;
ref. eXper co. 5-S401
Evening star., 1960-04-03
HELP WOMEN
CcoNTINUEpl

OFFICE CLERK. Arl., slow. accur
typ. Take cash payments and
keep records. Raise n six months.
ST. S216. POTOMAC EMPL.. 2334
Wilson blvd Arl IA $4,000
Evening star., 1960-04-03
KLEIN'S
SALESLADY
SALESWOMEN

Women, white. with car; pleasant
personality, neat appearance, with
or without experience: Sl0O a
week salary while learning for a
few weeks then full pay. This
position is unusual, interesting
and very lucrative. Present em-
ployes earning from S6,5O0 ia
$4,000 annually. For personal
interview see DR.. EGNER, al
52Ol Bladensburg I'd. ne, 2nd
moor 2 an. until noon, Monday
Evening star., 1960-04-03

YOUNG LADY desires Inv. or
child care day or night: full
Evening star., 1960-04-03

SECKETARf = S100 to an attrac,,
sharp girl with good skills, but
need not be real rapid. Able to
Eork on own while boss is away.
Elec. typewriter; ) days Miss
Haley, SMELLING AGCY., sos
l4th ST W ST 2-RRSS
Evening star., 1960-04-03

COL0RED WOMAN wants work by
day or eve exper lsundresI and
cleaner. AD. 2-lls2.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

CHAUFFEUR, Colored, experienced
and references. RA. 3-2S62.
COMPETENT MAN. age 81. desirei
work Emerson 3-52al after pm
CONSTRUCTION sUPT.. capable
of taking complete charge anc
peak production: experienced
residential and commercial; rx.
cellent references HE. 4-O419.
work. QUALITY JOBS. 9Ia N. z
ave. NV. DI. 7-43a3.
ECONOMICS MAJOR. exper, aud.
iting and analyzinE sales and
cost records; also graphs. re-
ports and research. Box 423-A
Star
EXPERIENCED VOLUNTEER non.
paid youth leader wants perma-
work with youth organization
Understands youth problems and
reads constantly on such subjects
Will accept very low salary to get
started. 5-6ay wk. only. Call
ia 9-12ql
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, col
ored, desires work as messenger
clerk. or stock clerk RA. 6-254s
JANITOR. married, good msinten
ance and repair: 6th-clasS eng
license: live in: eXper. HO
2-q3QS.
JANITOR, exper, wants work ir
small bldg; util., yard. and small
plumbing: refs IA. 9-435l
JANITOR and maintenance man
would like psTt-time work. %
units or less; avail. April Is. LU
! 3-25l5.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SITUAII0NS-MEN

ABLE-ADAPTABLE executive In
mid-40s. BACKGROUND Of COLLEGE
Real Estate Management ano
Financing. Excellent contact sno
club membership. Reliable family
man. Can start at $500 ir
challenging position with future
Write Box 6S-A, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, MICS degree. . yrs
CPA flrm. 3 yrs. Govt. contracts
desire more diversified experience
in govt. contracts. Tel. CL. 6-5S7l
Evening star., 1960-04-03
II = . ~ 2 FIVV 2.
RFCEPTIONIST-TYPIST :
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIsT For ID

cal university; no Shthd. but
fast, accurate typing REQUIRED.
Public contacts require pleasant
personality. good appearance Un
der 40; If married, no infant
children. 35-hr. wk.. salary more
than $50 per wk., plus some
tuition. Call ST. 3-4940, ext. 4.
on Mon, for interview.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Good shorthand and eompl. knovl.
Of executive IBM elec typewriter
tabtl to do proportional spacing
and other specialties), position Of.
fers advancement opportunities
for exceptional girl: excel work
ing conds.: small downtown once
salary .open. For interview, call
Evening star., 1960-04-03

COLORED GIRL desires sh.w. or
child care HO 2-731l
Evening star., 1960-04-03
SECY.-PATENT
SECRETARY

Downtown law firm. 9 to Sis. s.
day week, age II to 35: IBM
typewriter; shorthand REQUIRED.
Advancement: salary open. Elk.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

WOMAN, colored, wishes days
work; exper.: refs. ia. 9-2s2s.
WOMAN, colored. desires work for
Tuesdays, for q single pastor. AID.