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Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

C. EN- Elk > AK FOlN TE AK
ELOQUENT SERMON
Rev. j. S. Dunn, militant and
progre ssive pastor Of h
Greater Center Bapt. Church
preached an eloquent sermon
Sunday morning Ruth and Ma.
omi," text Ruth Its. On Sun
day evening, Rev. Dunn again
stirred the members of his
congregation with an impress
sve presentation on "Honor
Thy Father and Thy Mother"
text Deuteronomy 5;16. Under
the leadership of Rev. Dunn
Center Star is steadily for.
ging to the front to live up to
its name in the rendering of
Christian service to its com
munity. Sermon next Sunday
will be on the subject; Gods
House and Gods Book.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
DARDANELlE

Pauline Burns
Mrs. Ruby d. Barnes, teacher
of the Douglas High school left
Saturday morning to join her
husband in Omaha, Nebraska
Continued on page six
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
PRATTSVILLE
Mrs. Bernice Green

All day services were held at
Davis Creek Baptist Church. sun,
day School was held at 1000
O'Clock. church services at 400
O'Clock, and a Mothers Day pro-
gram at $3.50 given by the Busy
Bee Club, after which surprise
banquet was given for the moth.
ers.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
WHY NATIONS PERISH

LESSON TExT-u Kings l75.l2, %,
-. Isaiah 28.l-4.
MEMORY SELECTIoN-For the Lord
knoweth the way Of the righteous: but
the way Of the ungodly shall perish
Psalm l:6,
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education. used by
permission
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23
PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

Rev S. NJ. Simpson held his
first anniversary at Brown TEN
pie May 18th. Prayer services
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-23

and 7. J. Napp made a business
trip to Crossett Thursday
Evening star., 1947-08-20
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BIosoPHY
Living Intelligently." class of inssrue;
Insttate IlHn ns Gfss Wizard al aotel oeocE sonsSt
Disc Jockey dance. shirlinston Outdoor
Pavilion, Shirlington Business Center
Arlington. Va. $50 o'clock tonight.
LUNCHEONS
washington Textile Round Table. Will
lard Hotel. 1915 pm. tomorrow. Members
and guests.
Hotel. 1880 pm. tomorrow Members and
guests.
Road Gang. Willard Hotel. 1890 pm
'cTo5To~D o5 Dsussrs MsmssTs aRf WsTd Hotel
Members sna9s enese end guests Alumni
Cherry Blossom Inn. 1890 pm tomorrow
junior Board Of Trade, Hotel Burlington,
1880 pm. tomorrow. Members and, and spssts Is
M Goia9oGl,an to@oProa Members 1 sf and guests. guests
Marine Band concert. east front OF the
caRsSd Rsds ssspssns gs1Sss tsashs olsan recital
of the Latter day Saints. 8 o'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS
Arts Club of Washington, 20l7 Eye
street stree sSndsys sM o2eP to summer ezSb
ton by members OF club through sep
'eFhJ Fish and wndlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
Fourteenth and streets NV. open $
am. to 4 p. m. daily; display CT animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
National Gallery of Art, Sixth street
and Constitution avenue NV. open u
am. to pm, weekdays and to 10 pm
Sundays exhibition OF chiaroscuro pflnte.
through September 10.
Howard university Gallery. Of Art. on
campus at .24o1 Sixth street NV. open i
days; students work Of the Department
0l Barnet arm, 'AhUIs" hden GaIiery. is7 Randolph
place NV, open to 10 pm. daily ana aaa. =
man Cafee. Kaiser. La2zari. Perimutter
District Public Library, Eighth and
urdays: exhibition of water colors and
drawings by Andre Pizzini, through August
80.
I'm, weekdays, o am. to 8 pm. SATURDAYS:
original Laeoek abbey copy Of the Magna
draft Of Lincoln's Gettysburg address,
biography" both for an indefinite period:
RosenwaId collection. documents and cor
respondence of Abraham Lincoln. for an
indefinite period. Some Aeronaut!cal EX-
Bar Wrsht beore aeSsS Western Society G
Engineers in Chicago, 1901, describing
Wright Brothers experiments, shown with
early photographs.
TEEN ACTIVITIES
Teen party, Dupont-Stod play
ground. Ridge road and street Sc,
$50 o'clock tonight
Free outdoor educational movie. Ana;
souss Bdses s45 ooct toa
FOR sERvICEMEN
Mexican hat dance with orchestra, Pent-
Evening star., 1947-08-20
THE FINAL TOUGH

yT7HEN CANNING BETS, beans, peas,
w tomatoes and corn add drops
of Tabasco at the last minute. And
when cooking for the table add Ia
basco for sparkling flavor. Eggs.
seafood, meats, salads and gravies
are all better for a touch of this
spirited pepper sauce-the one and
only Tabasco. On new peas
Add a dash of Tabasco and
minced parsley to cream sauce.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

You'll marvel at the 7 cooking
speeds with tailored heat" fitted to
all foods. And the 2 oven-heating
elements with oven heat control
and pre-heat, and the automatic
oven light. Look at the smokeless
broiler. Notice. the fully automatic
electric clock with interval timer.
Don't forget to look at the Fibre
glas insulation. The dealer will tell
YOU how you can shop, visit or take
a nap while your Norge automatic
range takes good care of you and
YOUR meals.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

finely- chopped, DELICIOUS varletleS
of vegetables, fruits, meat-combi-
nations and desserts. Chances are
one of your cherub's flavor-favor-
ties will be Gerber's Chopped
Apples. Thousands of young grsdu-
ates from Strained Applesauce
have switched their affections to
Gerber's Chopped Apples-so good
tasting, so nutritious. And here's
more good news. Gerber's Junior
Foods come in the same size con-
tainer at the same low price as
Gerber's 18 Strained Foods! That
makes switching over easy - cuts
down on leftovers, too!
Evening star., 1947-08-20
~ HOUR WORKER

r CAN'T FIND WORDS in the diction-
ary to express my enthusiasm
for the new Norge electric range.
Maybe you'll be able to invent
some after you see it at your near
est Norge dealer. Try to get there
today-it may give you new ideas in
cooking and baking-like this one
individual meat loaves are at
tractive and bake quickly in
muffin or custard cups.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

Cola at only. holt-a-cent an ounce'
Compare Pepsis l2- ounce bottle
with the to 9 OF. sizes of other
nationally advertised brands and
you'll find the Margin of Profit is
on your side. So always buy enough
Pepsi-Cola whether you're camp
ing in the woods or on your side
lawn. And some hot evening try
this for variety!
Float watermelon balls on top
of your iced Pepsi-Cola. Good!
Evening star., 1947-08-20

the beginning of a lifelong friend
ship. It's proper to tell new ac-
ouaintances something about each
other: Mrs. America is tired OF
fussing with pots and grounds
every time she wants iced coffee.
Hot or iced Borden's does away
with fuss and bother, is 1909
pure coffee with a full-bodied flavor
That Mrs. America will fall in love
with. Have I got you interested? Do
write today.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

your fine pOrcelalns, enameIed
equipment or cleaning metal. A
sprinkle in your dishwater will ease
that Job, too, and save soap. Swift's
Cleanser is a good-looker to boot.
Look for the gay polka-dot pack
age; choose your own color - red,
blue or green. Try it for week -
you'll use 1t for ifel
Evening star., 1947-08-20
1EIIIED ORANGE SALAD

JELLIED ORANGE SALAD
2 stalks celery
slice onion
Parsley (sprig) Bay leaf
envelope Minute Gelatine
2 cups liquid Salt
Sliced oranges
Cook celery leaves and outer
stalks in boiling water with
onion. parsley, bay leaf. When
tender, strain off cups of in
fusion, add salt and gelatine.
Stir. Mold. When slightly thick
ened add orange slices. Cut in
squares, bed on watercress. Top
with mayonnaise.
Quickly prepared in one saucepan
with Speed-up Minute Gelatlne
this salad will score heavily with
summer diners. You'll enjoy II
Yourself. Be sure you're Well
stocked with Minute Gelatine. It's
popularl
Evening star., 1947-08-20

IldNOI llldG way d1&A JSN a. . w >-~~-S
many more glasses from your fruit
GRAPE JAM
cups prepared fruit
IA cups sugar
u bottle Certo
Slip skins from 31a Tbs. ripe
grapes. Simmer pulp. covered,
min. Sieve out seeds. Add ground
skins. Mix sugar and fruit in
kettle and bring to full rolling
boil. Stir constantly. Boil hard l
min. Remove from fire. Stir in
Certo. Stir and skim for 5 min.
Pour quickly. Parafin at once.
Take my advice-don't wait too
long or grapes will go up in price
and down in quality.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
MEANT 70 BIZ LOVED

MO WOMAN who follows my recon-
N mendation today will ever
again struggle with grease filmed
pots and pans, promise. The
secret is the double action OF
Swift's Cleanser, matchless new
Evening star., 1947-08-20
A WORD ABOUT
BANTAM-WElGHTS

TT MAKES pretty good sense to have
| a good scale for baby. Because,
today's doctors agree that pleas
ingly plump infant has better
chance of becoming healthy little
he-man than a roly-poly. Another
Evening star., 1947-08-20

ryHERE's STILL TIME (and no more
sugar rationing, rememberD to
fill in the gaps in your jelly cup
board. I'd recommend Grape jam
it's so rich and fruity in flavor and
Evening star., 1947-08-20

cleanser that cuts
grease instantly
and that cleans
and poiishes with
out a scratch. It's
so sm tn and
gentle it can be
trusted on even
the finest surfaces
Evening star., 1947-08-20

Put 2 cups Of roisins and ! cup Of
mixed nutmeots through your food
chopper. Combine with v cup Of
honey. Press into sheet "a inch thick
cover and put weight on top for "a
hours. Slice and roll in eoeoonut.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

IlE6I hIUS bCV Ca
ira Thirsty on
vacation and the
larger they grow
the more they
seem BILE to
hold! So 1t can
be expensive. But
II n
Evening star., 1947-08-20
a FINE INTRODUCTION

"MRs. AMERICA, Borden's Instant
Coffee" Here's new acquaintance
want everyone to meet; big trial
lar plus two way, measure-master
spoon will come right to your mail
Evening star., 1947-08-20

I II n g III a II y
doctors agree
on is that Ger
ber's Junior
Foods m Ike
mighty fine
eating for baby,
soon as he cuts
a few tie tn.
There are 13
Evening star., 1947-08-20

bOX Tor only tne
cost of postage
and handling.
Send 15c to Bor-
den's Ins ia 1t
Coffee. Dept. 800,
P.O. Box IA, New
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Dr.. snuveIy Honored
By French Legion Title

DR.. Guy E. Snavely, 900 Hudson
ave-, Takoma Park, Md, has been
appointed an officer in the French
Legion of Honor by Henri Bonnet,
Evening star., 1947-08-20

house USo, Seventeenth and K streets
NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
Dance with orchestra, USo Club, 1911
II street NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

iust about the most economical jam
YOU can make. Make it, of course, by
the short method, with Certo.
You'll preserve the natural grape
Evening star., 1947-08-20
ATTENTION FATHERSI

AS THE MAN WHO PAYs-you'u want
"A to keep a firm grasp on the
soft drink department this sum-
Evening star., 1947-08-20

Railroad watches are permitted
a weekly variation of 80 seconds
one second out of 20, 100, or an
accuracy of 1896 percent.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
JELLIED ORANGE SALAD

rror MEAT DINNERS in July and
II August need to be balanced by
a cool refreshing salad. Here's a
very tasty combination with Min
ute Gelatine.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
JESSIE'5MzEb0Qk
as eDa by Jessie De Both

Here's Popular Homemade confecton for chiIdrens
School Lunch Boxes Extremely High in Food Volve Too!
Evening star., 1947-08-20

and follow instructions on the label.
Clorox is concentrated for economy
and easy to use. It's quickly eftec-
tive as a bleach-without boiling.
Free from caustic and other harsh
substances, it's extra gentle in laurl-
dering, for it reduces rubbing and
as Clorox is always dependable and
unifcrm-you never have to worry
about results. If your men folk get
stubborn stains on their shirts try
removing them with Clorox before
laundering. Do the same with that
assortment Of vari-colored streaks
appearing daily on the small-fry's
garments. When you start cleaning
the small fry's pockets - which
need poetry to describe what's In
'em-youll be glad that Clorox Is
by your side. 1t is safe disinfec-
tant, too, so you'll be happy to know
that a Clorox Clean wash gives
your family hygienic protection.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
THERE'S HOPE FOR MONDAYS

TT YOU WANT to turn out a large
/ extra white wash not only for
your grown-up family but for your
small fry too-buy bottle Of Clorox
Evening star., 1947-08-20
FILL IN THE GAPS

flavor that way and you'll get many
many more glasses from your fruit.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
Births Reported

| fFrom the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics
Dominic and Dorothy Amendolafr, girl.
David and Carolyn Bailey, girl.
Kari and Helen Becker, boy.
Robert and Marian Bennett, gtrl.
Eugene and Ann Bettinger. boy.
Charles and Jean BOYD, Girl.
Edward and Emma Brennan, girl.
Francis and Lauiie Brooks, girl.
Frank and Grace Brown. girl.
Francis and Elizabeth Buckley, boy.
Karl. jr. and Joan Corby. boy.
Prank and RHrea Cubero, girl.
Charles and, Mildred GuezZe. boy.
Arthur and Ruby Curby. girl.
Genaro and Nicolasa Dia7. girl
Auelyian, jr. and Medora Dodd. girl.
Ralph and Shirley Drumm, girl.
Claud and Marion Eaton, boy.
Jack and Jane Feilers. girl and boy.
Lewis and Mary Fuiwiler, girl.
George II and Rosella GALLAGHER, sirl.
Oscar and Elizabeth Harte. girl.
william And Nancy Hart. boy.
William and Mary Herring. girl.
Roland and Mary Higgins, boy.
Evening star., 1947-06-11

/, Peter and Laura Johansen, girl
usl sna M.Ts .d jSsi nasisne sfk boz
Charles and coiette Lane. boy.
Victor and EVELYN Lear. girl:
Hsrpy an .a and lsss AssseE boy boy
cecil and Katherine Lindenberser gii..
Walter and Alma Looney. boy.
John H1 an and Evsiyn Manola sos, bsy.
Robert and Dorothea Mills, boy.
Maurice II and Mareuerite Murphy, sirl
John and Mary McGIifI. boy.
| Morris and Anna Nadel. girl.
Harry and Edith Odneal, boy.
Norman and Ruth Page. girl;
Ray and Rose Sanders, boy.
james and % Fanny Scott. boy. wy
Francis and Mary Seymour, boy.
aaI. yohn and Msry shea, girl
Charles and Dorothy strodtbeek, girl.
| Robert and Helen Swank, girl
Thomas and Marion Sweeney, boy.
James and Dorothy Todd. twin girls.
Elliott and Jane Tracy, girl
Rudy and Wlilowdean VANCE boy.
Swan aa sa and ] Beatrice ssf, wsrtliss sfs sfrl
Donald and Margaret wilkins, boy.
Harry, jr,, and Eleanore Wilson, girl.
Larrie and Meta Young, girl
Tennyson and Edith Arlington, girl.
Charlie and Margaret Brown. boy.
Charles and Susie Brown, girl.
Ernest and Irene Brown, girl.
| Charles and Marie Bush girl.
| jonn and Agnes Chichester, boy
Lawrence and Colleen Driver. girl.
| Charles and Rebecca Fauntelroy, giri.
Afphonso and Sarah Hill. girl.
| Charles and Mary johnson, girl.
Emerson and Betty Jones. girl.
James and Carrie Kelly, boy.
Engene and Althea Reuells. boy.
Marvin and Marina Safrit, girl
Forest and Margaret Nelson, girl.
| George III and Elizabeth Richards, boy.
Stanley and Elizabeth Roberts. boy.
| Henry and Doris Smith, girl.
Treveiyn and Frances Strange. girl.
George and Lucy Strother, girl.
Samuel and Mary Thomas. boy
| Lanier and Giadis Thompson. boy.
Edward and Esther Turner, boy.
william and Bessie Waters. boy.
Charles and Wilhelmina Walden, girl.
| Walter and Blanche Welch. girl.
William and Aithea Williams. boy.
Evening star., 1947-06-11
DAV Unit Plans Cruise

Defying the traditional Friday the
Thirteenth jinx, National Service
Chapter No. 9 of the Disabled Amer
ican Veterans will sponsor a good
luck" moonlight cruise aboard the
S. 8. Potomac, starting at $3.50 pm
Friday. Music for dancing will be
furnished by Lee Maxfield.
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HEP MEk and WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATION, man or woman:
ir-eonditionsd salon big highest salary AND
CHECKER for. seif-service grocery store;
experienced; references co. 416o, D
CoUNSELoRS. qualified. men and women
have with age Eroup of children through
out the day; boys or girls, through Il
yrs. individual ase groups. on an exclusive
Program includes daily swimming. arts and
craft. woodshop, Indian lore, horseback
Nature study, farm lits. Must be able to
e40l Gs, ave. Silver Spring, Md, B
eomn cook snd msd msa
chauffeur houseman: pvt. nm. and bath in
sogn,ry home Phone tp I54@ a 4
toil furnace; wife to, clean rooms; salary
and Living aRare nAN gins meals foF mos
EGG GRADERS, exper., to work from : TO
apm. days wk. good pay. Call MR..
needed at once, CoNGER's LAUNDRY.
23rd and SITS. NV =
LADY with Plymouth car wishes careful
driver for . few hours several times weekly.
p rIaTER D 3Sp singer for small
Brentwood. Nd WA. 9s7a. 5
PREssER, experienced, for cleaning store
Il.
PRESSER and silk fnisher; straight salary
or piecework MACOMB CLEANERS &
Or 0S2S. >
PRESsERS, wool experienced: piecework
or salary: best working conditions, per-
manent work. Call after pm, no. S735
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for Veteran!
Taxicsbs of Silver Spring; prefer one with
knowledge Of Silver Spring streets: Eooc
hrs. and pay: physical handicap 10 objec.
tons. Call STAN GoLDSBERRY, 81
WOOL PREssER AND INSPECToR-pr,
cleaning department; needed al once
ccNGER'S LAUNDRY, gard and SITS. n "
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BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION il you sins
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ctety preparing concert-opera programs
opportunity for serious members Nc
charge. Give voice and phone number
Box la2-C, Star -
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HELP MEN tesst.J.


YOUNG NAN 10 assist and train IN motor
sna IN Farm farm f tractor and equipment part.
sas psss HEeyGss II eans
fFruef and TTsster Dealer. siss Georgia
Found CIV Man sp' to learn . trad. as dry
Is good. dependsble worker. OFFICIAL
G qoUsa Mn sse w MEM to ave assist the
operation Of parking ,omsh,i sarass Good M on
shtGnp1SSsas GARAGE. o 1911 K s.. NV.
soTsg Ms sSe wife r.. over 81: D C.
no expefienee nee. Ably 1901 Conn.
YOUNG MAN in his early 2os to assis.
during summer months in the ONCE Of
treasurer Of large company where there
and Counted. Must be able to lit bass
Of coin ysiEnins as much as 80 to 90
Must b fa1ns rfiasaI e
references 40 the Job ID bonded in q large
amount; However. the company pays the
esra sirns an your name sdd shd pon
number. age. the name Of the high school
from which you sraagsted and monthly
YOUNG MEN as solicitors: no selling: good
pay. Apply. $40 to ESQ, 4:3o to $50,
basement Of 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. "A
YOUNG MEN-We have openings for 2
with retail automobile experience; per
manent EMPLOYMENT with large mfg: Whole
sale operation: car furnished with ex-
penses; replies confidential. Box 417-H.
REFINED GENTLEMEN, experienced In
selling silverware in retail shop; interest
ing position with splendid opportunity fol
Advancement. MARTINS IMPORTERS
1928 Connecticut ave. %
20 EX-MARINES with cars. married, will
ing to work hard for promotions with Ma
tional organization; must have person
wk. while learning. See MR.. CLYBURN
at 1921 Bladensburg I'd. Brentwood, Md.
1890 TO IL. "A
WANTED, YOUNG MAN. colored. to run
shoe-shine concession and learn dry-clean-
ing business: must be ambitious and nicely
hammered 1114 14th NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK on MAID, colored. experienced,
desires to. 80 70 Atlantic City for the SUM
G Gin se eoIored would Ike sh'e, days
week. experienced; references. AID. 1887,
GIRL. colored. wants work hours per
day; no SUNDAYS; reference. Cali 7:30
am; to pm, RE; 1858.
GIRL. eolored, wants gh,w. and care fer q
GIRL, colored. would like days work. 8
days week o Wednesday. Friday and Sat
shE VIII Ess NAE sn . q sis. f fss
GIRL, coiosed. wants ghv.. 6ss-dsy week;
BIC Sson. OF Ho sa ,aS week so0a references s
GIRL. colored. desires part time or days
work; experienced &C., I snd good worker; So
GIRL, colored. wants work in apt, plain
cooking and Laundry, Phone FIR. 273s,
GIRL, eolored, desires s:h:w:, no cooking
n s9E 2 as Gays week OF once WORK can
GIRL. colored. wants Job as x.h,w.; plain
or no cooking, Call Lu. $40.
ing work; honest. references. Ii. $3.50. .
GIRL. colored, experienced, wants job g.
day week; g.h.w.' bachelor apt. preferred.
GIRL. colored, wants Job cleaning apt;
61day wy Call n1os after pm No. 81 $685. I'M,
part time DI $751;
GIRLS l2l. exper., wish daywork. 5 days
week, 7:30 to $40. Call RE. 2344 from
HOUSEKEEPER. white, capable of assum-
Ing responsibilities; adults only. Box 333-
WOMAN, colored. wants work as chamber
maid or laundreSs; Cleaning by the day;
WOMAN. colored. wants days work, exper
In cleaning and laundry. Call CO. 4410.
WOMAN. eolored. wants days work; re-
WOMAN, colored. wants days general
housework. mornings. Call RE. 1851.
s to H. LU S6IS.
WOMAN wants 5-day, part-time morning
work: in apt. reference: no. 1922.
work. Call HO. 2S4s
COUNTRY WOMEN t2l. wish days work:
laundry and light housework. Phone
Gaithersburg 23I-W-11 CLIPPER"
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HELP WOMEN,

ACCOMMODATIONS CLERK: good SAL
airy, pleasant working conditions, liberal
discount on purchases. Excel. oppoFt for
advancement Apply once. THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 s.: NV 10
ALTERATION WOMAN, must be expert
euced en- cotS mems and women's clothing:
perm. position, excel. future. salary open
nependinE on exper and ability Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO. 7o3 fth
iaiLlTFEfkAr1oN HAND AND FILTER L must
be experienced: permanent position. high
est salary. SELMAS, 1907 Conn. ave. NV.
AIrERArIoS WOMAN. experienced. able
salary. STEADY JOB. NEKDLECRAFT. ISL
Assistant IA NsS suYEREWomsp with .xeSu.
tive ability to assist buyer in underwear
department: 5-day. 4O-hour week; 30St
discount on purchases. Apply employment
once, 4th floor LANSBURGH 4 BRO, 9TH,
sth and Z SITS, NV. -
BEAUTIC1AN, all around operator store
PRIVILEGES. FRED THE HAIR STYLIST al
Phtiipsoorns, COS 11th st. NV %
BEAUTIC1AN, experienced; excellent sal
airy. Apply in person, RAYS BEAUTY
SALON. 18th ST. and Thomas Circle NV
BEAUTICIAS, experienced, for hish-eIas.
ehop: b-day week; hours, to g. Apply
b person, HELENA RuBENsTEIE. 1911;
Conn. ave NV %
BEAUTTC1AN, man or woman. high stylist,
must be excellfnt operstor: exceptional op-
pcrtunity, excellent proposition. finest cfi.
sntele. AID 1907 or NO. 2io5 after : r. m,
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHILD'S NURSE. white: must be expert
enced with children and able TO go TO sea :
shore for summer: references required.
RA. 1904 after e:3o pm. %
COOK, experienced, and g.h.w.; citz ref
erence REQUIRED: $40 week. Call in
person, 1901 Harrison st. NV. "a
COOK-G.H.W., dependable. experienced
maid for adult family; references re-
experienced only; sleep In,
lovely room so- soctor's home; references
Cook AND CIV; sh-day wk.: refer
ences; S25 wk. Call after z pm, Wo.
COUPLE. thoroughIy trained. with good
character and local references; cooking.
serving. g.h.w-: private room and beth;
$3.50 mo. Phone EN-. 1900. Is
COUPLE OR g WOMEN, cooking and e.h.w
in summer house. Taneytown. Md. June 19
to Oct. l refs. required. Box 157-D. Star:
GENERAL HOUSEWoRK: SIS: live in;
settled, reliable woman; small family Ben
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, experienced
references. For interview, come to Room
1905. ee7 18th st. NM between an
CIV. for summer at seashore bungalow
and 4 people; recent references and
aealth card required State ase and refs
Box 3S4-J, star. --S
CIV. to live in. fond Of children: mus
have local references; good salary. RA
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

OFFICE CLERK, aged 35-45: exp. on tele-
sSSSxTRI4.fT sss w s5s AZ os. IN,
Sill. Spr Nd. near; French English Sec,
5-day wk.. SEQ mo: enginsering corp
S1.25 to 81 so mr.; can use so new .appii-
cants daily. call in welcome: est. "A yrs ;;
@ st. NV. next to church.
TEACHERS-Spanish French ~. girls
school, $1,000 Teacher. history, girls
school, $4,000, Teacher kindergarten, pri;
at PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st.
statesmen. ss5 wk tm>; com. and draw.
acct. Clothing salesman, sal; AND com
BoYp,s: 1929 F. Ma, 1898.
future opport. Bookkeerer assist, const.
$45 wk. Typist-clerk. exper., age to 4 a.
81 so. Receptionist-P PIX opeI.. start $35
wk. Typtsts go. exper.. fast start. $40
wk. up. MGR bk mach. oper., S42.50
wk Dozens, dozens Of other GOOD open,
openings Est so yrs, welcome See
Miss Evans or Miss Black at BOYD'S,
1333 r MA 2340