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Evening star., 1947-12-21
Some Merry Wishes
A Drama Department Looks Backward Over
Grateful Year
By Joy Cormody

is time again to wish merry Christmas to:
1ngrd the austere critics to the
emotional level of fan club members.
Thornton wilder singularly for the
practice paywrng be the most exciting
members of the profession when he is inactive
Dorothy Lamo for finally having outgrown her sarong
Celia Johnson possession Of the art
which completely dcred the Hollywood theory that only
beautiful females should be motion picture stars.
Dore schary president makes
genius incompatible with disciplined performance
excellent taste and unfailng gracousness
The Executives Pleasant
Harde Meakin John j. Payette who
theae without running into intervals p pque with critics who
sometimes do not like the pictures they run
Edmund Plohn Of the National who does brave job
in town who must please everybody It's lonely
especially operating its only legitimate theater.
Gertrude invariably
year etching which
q could safely invite any to see
Nelson Bell Richard Don Craig and Tom Donnely critic
with professional hours pleasant
contemplation of sometimes unpleasant entertainment
Harry associate who long outgrew the feeling
Brock whlock Face Ewing Cody Panstie
Hoye and others public relations
life when they have to deal with the
To Charley Hobroo Roy makeup
drama looks respectable than
the drama editor laid it out to be.
And Best to Mr. Goldwyn.
Goldwyn eye-to-eye with almost Of his
fellow producers and whose pictures nearly always they should
learn to eye-to-eye with him.
Keefe, Heidi, Nancy. Washer
Terrell oo and battalion of New York agents
who keep Broadway from looking like the angry j. B.
Priestley calls it.
John Hutchens produces
reading editor Times Book
who still finds time occasional piece
eater review all the books baseball There
subjects which writer's editor cannot
Wanda Hendrix for being the only of the
with different enough look and sufficient acting skill to
critics identify without looking the sheet Most
young relate leave asking themselves
who's she?"
Clark Gable Meredith Spencer Tracy
the like most to sit down CAB with
Katharine Cornell with the additional wish that modern
playwright will with play she deems suitable
A Curtsey o q Comedian.
appearance "Sweethea provided the
municipality it has
before Teapot Dome
Miller whose parties good her pictures,
which is saying a handsome thing
a when the oppor
finally that he the natural Of
the Hollywood Communist CELL
Margaret oBen the only actress whose the
department collected
dancing Hartmans than whom there
humans among all humanity.
girl have known since she Brigita Hardwg
1t would mighty nice again Producers
fools not to keep zorina working.
Earl Gammons Burkand Iinkroum Bryson Rash,
Ted Lingo Gladys Hall six others
fighting bavely make radio stenabe
stage
critic, would think Of entering the
theater except through Jms portal.
Christmas to all those whose would
had not of especially all
this column constantly nconanty throughout
the year
The Valley settler., 1947-03-27

|henovor our hearts are di sc outraged. And things are hard to forgive, Remember the motto we strive for: "Livo to learn, and learn how to live" For otornity comes all, too quickly, By others our pathways are trod; May we strive for that highest existence: homo in tho palace of God.
  Sow thought and reap a decd, Sow deed and reap habit, = Sow, habit and roaP character, Sow character and reap dest iny.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Church Rehabilitated.
Ground Will Be Broken
Sunday for Zion Church

Ground breaking ceremonies Tor
the new $175,00O Union Wesley A.
M, E. Zion Church will be held at
3 pm. Sunday on the site OF the
present church, I'LL Twenty third
street NV.
The Scripture lesson at the service
will be given by the Rev. c. @. Hick-
erson, pastor of Gethsemane Baptist
Church. The prayer will be said by
the Rev. Thomas o. Diggs, pastor
of Lomax A. M. E. Zion Church.
Milford Williams of Union Wesley
Church will speak on the history OF
the congregation.
The choirs of Gethsemane Church,
Union Wesley Church, and Lomax
A. M. E. Zion Church will take part
| in the ceremonies. 8
Union Wesley Church was begun
by members of Mount Zion Meth
odist Church in Georgetown about
1874. The present pastor OF the
church, the Rev. w. A. Stewart,
came in May, I942.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Church Supper Marks Revival
|OfPorish 7 hat Wasted Away

The members of Oakland Meth
odist Church of Churchton, Md,
will hold supper tomorrow. 1t will
be cooked and served by the ladies
of the church, and eaten by men,
bers and friends of the congregation
In it's atmosphere of mutual en-
deavor and teamwork, the affair
will exemply the untiring efforts and
never -say-die spirit of members to
revive into vigorous being a con-
gregation that had wasted away
into nothingneSs.
The story goes back more than a
year ago. At that time many for
mer members of the church, whose
doors for all practical purposes had
been closed for several years, real
lied their children were not receiv-
ing any Sunday school training.
They determined to do something
about it.
Cleric Makes Rounds.
One of the persons the people in
terested in the movement was the
Rev. Joseph E. Snyder, minister of
the Chesapeake circuit. The circuit
included several churches near
Churchton.
Mr.. Snyder saw the need. and
also the remedy. With the aid OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Catterton, Mrs. Clyde
Phitts and Mrs. Gladys Hulse and
others, he began making the round
of the homes in the area in all kinds
of weather.
The missionaries soon learned
others beside themselves were con-
cerned. At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Owens of Churchton they
found the couples two boys and two
girls, ranging in age from to II
years, were not receiving any Sun
day school education because the
church was not functioning. The
same thing was true at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Farber, who have
two 7-year-old twin girls. THESE
two families, as many others, had
moved into the community a few
years ago and were not animated
with any church. They, too, wanted
to do something about the sltua-
ton.
Church Rehabilitated.
! One of the members of the church
before it stopped functioning regu-
| ly shortly before the war was Gar
ence Kirschner of Churchton. He
and his wife wanted their 13-year-
old son Eugene to 60 to Sunday
school. They, too, were wiling to
do something about the situation.
The next step was to rehabilitate
the church building. Step one was
taken in March, 1916. Frank Gran
dal and about eight other men, some
nonmembers of the church, worked
Evening star., 1947-10-24

during cold and windy March
week to take the shingles off the
roof. Then three cousins, Aubrey
Alvin and Clayson Simmons, who
were carpenters, put the shingles on
the. roof.
Some of the metal on the under
side of the roof had gone bad. The
members hired a man from Shady
side, Md, to do the main work,
with the members themselves giving
freely of their time to get the job
done. Time was an important ele-
ment now, because homecoming was
Evening star., 1947-10-24

the adjoining social hall. The lum-
ber fir it was donated by some men,
bers and Alvin Simmons put up the
addition.
The congregation has further
plans for the church. Among them
is the acquisition of a new stove to
heat the frame building and of a
new piano to replace the old one
now in use. Suppers such as the
one to be held tomorrow and other
social affairs will be used to raise
the money for these necessities.
Evening star., 1947-10-24

Those spearheading these suppers
are Mrs. Hulse andd Mrs. Fanny
Stallings of Churchton.
Today, the congregation which
originally was started in 1874, is
once again a going concern with
regular Sunday services and an
Evening star., 1947-10-24

active Sunday school. The latter
now has 68 students enrolled and
seven teachers with Mrs. Elizabeth
Catterton as the superintendent.
The future of Oakland Methodist
Church appears bright to members
and friends Of the congregation.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Dr.. Logon to Speak Sunday

DR.. Rayford Logan, head of the
history department at Howard Uni
versity, will discuss THE High Cost
of Prejudice" at 11:15 a. m. Sunday
at the Washington Ethical Society
meeting in Friendship House, 619 D
street Sc.
Evening star., 1947-10-24

october and this was the last
week in September. Needless to say
the job was done in time.
New Carpet Supplied.
A new carpet for the auditorium
was ordered from Baltimore firm
to be laid by October S. 1t was put
down by october 3. Some of the
money to be taken in at the supper
tomorrow will go toward the pay
ment of this carpet.
The congregation next found it
had TO enlarge the small kitchen in
Evening star., 1947-10-24

sI.ots OF folks these days can't have TOP
quality meats as, Oi,ea as they like ~
80 Safeway markets are making avail
able medium grade beef. This meat u
separately displayed and priced lowsa:.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering. painting, etc: Tree esti-
RamToN Rsisi e 9sasf aS$n eo ei aE
ASPHALT pRIvEwAYs. private roads,
5949; prompt service. free estimates. 271
BRICK SIDING, asbestos shingles, paint
ns eRd WosR sn Tsgss pGrebs ST. tep sea pers
tanning walls, dreplaces, etc, For free eesti-
ss .2s14f osT kUfkna5.hp kU mans chin
s1,fs5 g
64Rir4EsTfk9, 4f se3Si brick and cement and slse-
r. sssR''?H: e.
GE eEmEST Esse va Wokk H. stons sSas' walls, son.
terraces, walks, chimpeys' frepiaces; g. &C.
MiARcqSc1o MAJ Rte n,.l1I;n HGEness Ssss lane ROCK
CoSckGrr ciHis GENE CEMENT ' WORK and footinss
driveways, porehss, basement ho1rs' E step steps
Hs ana neT %SE1 eeSss 81 fences
fumber. hsnfns' 81 5IeeSis ois2. N " FENCE Co Mis
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing put the best
laying n.. Ssnsns RIss fnasss
ING coNTSzss5T,9sRs. ss5T,9sR INC. 1872 wis'on-
HEATINGoi furnaces and oil burners m,tS
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex.
ENG1NEERISGs Co, 1921 Ga. ave. GE
RITGHGNs Rz9s; S MoDERN1zED. SSSDN floor to ceiling
| We feature the famous Kitchen Mafc
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel Sinks
worn linoleum sink tops permanently re.
placed, general improvements. MODERN
BoME 2NE,SG &C. "a ars1G s1lG. x.mron,nx rem
eral home repairs, by veterans: terms /
desired. 81. 1864. IL
PAINTING, PAPERNG, PLAsTERING. moo
SO mos; to pay. Call any time. IA. 1924
PAINTiNG. SgfNeS cARPENTRYMFree iH ipR estimates
reasonable rates. Phone HI. .0261-J. -
PAINTING and papering, hoor sanding
waterproofing, roof rep: white meens !.
guar work: est. 1925. GILBERT
HAMILTON: AD. 512g .,,,,nc .,
guaranteed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
SRompF sRon F. SERVICE, 31c remodelins, redeeorat
sEELTE III; Fs1s!FS co 81 Dn ssaa ssmsn' WORK a.
terms; free estimate NATIONAL. install
sAAIINGkRG sAIaoGkR SG' ssS5 sNp M siDING @ AspsSit sSH
shingles, asbestos and brick siding on ell
types of buildings: all work under super
vision Of cy snsInssr Elth 3e zss5s
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO. -
Roofing. siding, guttering, painting, paper
ing; ali work guaranteed; no down pay
ment, low monthly terms. For free esti-
mate, call WA. s4s6. days or ewes.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NO DINING ROOM HEADACHEs-A, bust
ness where you sell complets psckased
doing $1,000 weekly; located in exclusive
LING REALTY Co. 906 10th st. DIV,
8 LiIcaiEssEs-Dsins i Z q M 900 weekly:
en- food box: box rsfr,ssrator display * sos' @
auired STERLING REALTY Co, sos 10Th
snocEikf ss oiS;i l sfoRE, 4tas near 14th and Park
rd.-Income. s5,5Oc, month; all cash and
; -; som: sssns; @ "a, Nf; i Pei, Ex: 1855,
hfaUSh lSSSS hEsrAURASf M MsAf in iS downtown loca-
days: income. $4,000 month; rent sl7S;
one-half down. caIi MI. pef. TX. 1855.
YHGsa AsR p1ino8eHER GaoeERT and market in
lsTss mese sa' cases sO eesp Ire iPeeas
large waik-in box, Dodge panel truck; ap-
prox. 81 0 200 in salaoie msrehsndlse; gross
sae Ssel terms cs tx S65a
YOUNG AND PASTOR, INC 1I.9 Vt.
aTouoR ITe os HEsrAuRANT-one of the best
ass9N sso GOO isS monthly. Long sstsbllshed Seats
..s. aS onney II You si are sivi intsrestea ss nssl
moneynaaker, see this only $4,000, plus
stock Call Mr.. Young. EX. 1865. Shown
BY appointment only. Exclusive with
APARTMENT RENTING BUSINESS: r. I.
ave NV; profitable income; suitable mid
die aged couple. rent. $50: lease W, 900:
BARBER sHOP-First-class barber shop,
available in downtown professional build,
ing; excel trade; reasonably priced. Cal
till pm, RE. 1881, SIDNEY J. BROWN
& CO., 9O5 18th st. NV. -12
FOOD MARKET-Modern seh-seryice food
market on 14th st. NV; not to larse
to almost half, due to owners Illness and
domestic difhcult1es. Can be purchased
with small cash payments by taking over
present notes; this is an opportunity to
buy and buy right. so don't miss IT. can
till pm, SIDNEY j. BROWN 81 CO,
RE 1881, 905 18th st. NV. liz
Evening star., 1947-07-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE sTTPENT desires summer, weTF.
gen: ONCE, typing or taking eare ear OF chill
efsn spf 1sfs oaaS
ton as clerk, care Of elderly person or
maid; No 4775, . 10 m; to pm.
SSTe y asz or ve efMHTH qsn Wmsh Hfsa
1882 N. Fillmore st. Arl. Va. dL. e. 1872.
DREssMAKING, design. remod., altera-
tions; eve. gowns a specially; reas. MISS
REET $40 5TyRs Ag Ap 2ss so
GIRL, white, with yrs otice exper filing,
typing,, shorthand, dictaphone,, personnel
os os rsarnx ones saG
cam cam learn G''t to Do: $50 Sk. Ph. ow. %s57
LADY. white, 20 high school sradaate;
child's nurse; knowledge of typinE. Ii.
gem nns'S WORK essPsn
position IS Interpreter pref. Call eE.
MOTHER with daughter. IL yrs. white,
wants room. board and small salary in ex-
change for g:h.w. or care of children,
PRACTICAL NURSE, eolored, would like
Mdnas7 shi1dEsn; No Sorkps aaSo in doctors ONCE Call
IUDLlC l1T1S1, experienced III bn hluos
of typing, brief forms, ETC.. work done at
home: will call for and deliver. Ii. 4219.
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN wishes position
as receptionist with well-established hrm
excellent references. d., 1015. 8"
STEAMSTRESS, prefer sewing in stores
but will also sew in the home. DU. S032
SEAMSTRESS. colored,. college graduate
desires work in shop doing alteration OF
making garments. MI S1O5. IS
TYPIST. colored, expert. work in once ol
tat home. Dial MI. 972s. g.
WOMAN, white. settled desires a position
as companion to woman, with light house
hold duties; free to leave city: references.
Box 206-R, Star. -
WOMAN, colored, married, desires worl
as general clerk (college training). Cal
CH. O249 between S-12 an. 8"
GERMAN WIFE, young. wants position
would like waitress work, salesgirl or tax
ing care of children. Call GE. 1912 be.
tween II am. and 4 pm. g.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
HELP poMEsTIc.
(e,

family of 2; BLUE Ridge Mts. (near ChaE-
lottesville, Va.) In summer and fall: Miami
in winter and spring: permanent position; !;
refs. required. Telephone WI. S793. -S
G.H.W., experienced, willing to 60 to sea
shore for summer; small family; Cau TIE.
5Ol4, 3717 Lyons Lane Park. Fairfax
G.H.W., colored, plain cooking: capable
with children liys in upstairs Ups isae room;
GIRL. white, to 1--WE in. care Of I child
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, must be good
cook, pleasant with children: refs. and
healtf, card; S25 week: live in, private
room and bath. GE. 1861. %
GIRL, colored, who can do thorough
cleaning in apt, light laundry, occasional
cooking; must love children, and can take
care of 2 small boys; hours, 9 m. to $50
pm, work week ends, 5h-day week;
must be willing to stay or evenings
q week Salary S22 per wk. References ana
health card. OR. 0415. -
GIRL white, refined, to 90 seashors 3
ences Can Wo. 1900. -
3 adults. 2 school children; s25 week. WI.
HOUsEKEEPER twhite), over 35:, live in
upstairs room Cooking. s.h.w, light laun-
dry. Salary open. City ref. WO. 1881.
INFANT NURSE. exper,, practical. to sleep
IN, wit. time of. Call Adams 26o6. -
LADY. elderly, European. room. boar6
MARYLAND farm for light housework. .
adults; some pay; references. Box 42S-L
star. 1o'
Evening star., 1947-07-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL "a, HoHsEwoRK' s,g to 8, or eve
GIRL, eolored, for gh;w.. full or part time;
mornings; neat. reliable and refs. TR.
GIRL. colored. reliable, desires work rs
q mothers helper. Phone DE. 9061.
child care or other light housework. LU.
GIRL. colored. wants general housework:
live in ii necessary. ME. 1891. 1142 9th
Girl sG!sFed a, - wants ssas DAYS work or house
COOP LAuNDRESs' would like work by
HAND LAUNDRY and lace curtains done
af H1dR 2ms scH1Gt Ne oeG9 G9s, white nos,r,on as
dren; will stay on after school starts and
work afternoons and week ends If desired;
live In OF out; good home preferred to high
salary. AT. 1858.
Nat ssnfT V: n scoa
Sch scHooIGRL o6fS desires Job as mothers
helper or nursemaid. ,RA. S26l.
WOMAN, Solored days work; laundry Or
earfare. Box s40-R. Star: s.
WOMAN. colored, experienced laundry
work by day or week. Call MI. 6661.
WOMAN. colored, wants general house
work an and GO s1ekins; * references; live in or
WOMAN, coIoFsd, desires night cleaning or
counter work. MI. 1882.
WOMAN wants days work, cleaning or
larndry. Ma references and dependable.
WOMAN, colored wants days work or
full-time work; experienced; references.
Evening star., 1947-07-07
Cant you take a joke, lady?"
PERSONAL (cont.),

BABY sITTERs REGIsTRY.Mothers, Be
ehapsIons; licensed, bonded service. 81.
. CO. 81. 4254 RE. 1883.
PHOTOGRAPHS of large groups, parties
picnics, delivered Immediately. Ten
Sx10s. $40. Call Elk. 1852 for appoint
msnt and arrange ! toT Tin msstipS spot VI T.
FAINT or child in wellington Nursery, "a
hour supervision; fenced-in lawn for play
area: inspection invited: infants and chill
dren boarded by month: everything tur
nished: for information, call TIE. 1874.
JEWISH REST HoME--Individual care
4$i7 Kansas ave. NV; OF: s7Ss. 81.
CALL EX. 1900 for radio dispatched CABS
COMBINED CAB SERVICE. Door-to- door
sylxsss WHNTEDWAeed S Se nis or invalid patients
care for in my home; best care; graduat T.
nurse. Call MRS. ROY GRAY, 11brJ-4
PiANo tTUNiNG, IS. by well-known tuner
repairs reasonable; free estimates OV
1927, ewes. or before s am. -13
and COMMERCIAL property or gasolin'
station wanted for established auto brak'
or s.w. preferred FIR. 1874. 3
Evening star., 1947-07-07
PERSONAL.

COLORED-Will board children, age to
yrs, or will give day care only. TR'.
CHAD. NURSE (coloredD care invalid or
chronic case. 9 p.m.-7 am. (no sundays).
sLIP COVERS, draperies, bedspreads, van
ity skirts, pillows CO. 1898
OPPORTUNITY for 1 or 2 photographers
to acquire photography business, about cost
of equipment and inventory. D1. 6929;
ewes, HO. 6920.f -12
wave. bOc. No appointments MABELLE
HoNoUR SCHOOL. ls4o N. 7. ave -.
PERMANENT WAVES, 81: shampoo anA
fngerwave. Soc. No appointments; ~
work done by advanced students. VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 q st
$500 cali al Miss Wrisht, sH. $3.50
IKNDERs NC. 1904 Georsi. are
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholstertng;
wide selection Of latest fabrics: quick EN-
cient service: free estimates WAsHING-
KiNDERGARTEN TEACHER for private
school; excellent salary; must be trained
and experienced. Gil. 66ee. -o
Evening star., 1947-07-07
HELP MEN.

SALES CAREER-Our expansion program
creates immediate openings for three re-
liable, ambitious men, over 80 years. who
opportunity The following will be OF
interest to such men: In 1943, w. g.. 81
years. married. father Of two YOUNGSTERS,
was earning $50 per week. His income
and future prospects were not satisfac-
tory. He Joined our organization, re,
ceived one weeks training evenings and
during his first two months. working
only four evenings week. earned more
from his part-time work than from his
full-time job. Result-W. 8. then stsrted
in 1914, Ss.1O6 in 1945, $4,000 in 1946,
with excellent prospects, for further In
crsases in 1947. Five OF our permanent,
or better, started with us working only
evenings. Our nationally advertised faetual
service is the finest of its kind. To ar,
interview, telephone MR.. WHITE, Re-
public 6911. B
Evening star., 1947-07-07
HELP ooMEsrtc tteort. , ,

MAID for gh.w.. to live in; upstairs room
Ra Rass s5ss asse Guy re's'' sS| week -1s ga
NGRSEMAID white or colored). exper
for 2-year-old boy; live in; rm., pvt. bath
Georgetown home; good salary. Cal
Second MAID, white, live in, no famil.
laundry, take care Of 2 school-age chill
dren; references required. EN-. S133.--1f
WHITE OR COLORED WOMAN interested
in unusually good home with consideratt
Jewish family in exchange for genera
housework; plain cooking and care of IL
mo; ;-old girl Good salry ard time of
References required OIL. 2236. -
$1,000 SALARY. A nice rm.. bath shared
with one other lady awaits the right per-
son in det. Forest Hills home Of perma-
nent Washinxtonian, l blk. of Conn. ave
in Chevy Chase. D. c. Wanted is assist
ance for my wife and general homekeep-
ing duties. (no laundry and some help
in the care of our 3 normal sch. age chill
dren. Requirements are, q, companion.
able adult lady of good background, not
over 80 and not the servant type. Rea-
sonable arrangements, regardinE leisure IRE
when writing Box 43S-M Star -
Evening star., 1947-07-07
HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT CASHIER for national finance
enava sbosbsns 9s ns Very sGos Sep iDs
ASSISTANT BUYER for dress department;
must have previous ready-toaWsar oW expert.
ence; 5-day. 40-hour week. 200 discount
9Th 4a faen1si noor, IANsBURGH SRas q BRo 7th sth
Ass1srANr AS : Al M MANAGER for small. attrac.
tive restaurant; meals and uniforms fur;
nished; no Sunday work: state age and
sIs MasasE sasss ssa1 EMPLOYEES CATE
teria; permanent work for a capable young
woman who is a home economics graduate
no sunday aa ya3b 9F night work oARf1NckEsss Es
sEAUTiciASs t2,: al! around exger,snss!ss;; z Nls!s
DEE BEAUTY SHOP. 62a Pa. ave. Sc. FR.
BEAUTICIAN, all-around experienced. .ex.
sellsnt salary Gaff mGdeER sazgsigpped salon
sEhuTY B1sa s4sNsf'E NosfP'EBATok. Salary and commits
BGaUTY SEA Appis isoPPEERRAToK. Excellent saIsrz
dp gqod WORKING assS conditions R17A's BEAUTY As
eAfETER1a sAHE Eli sTUjpERvIsoRs-Large cafe
terra ORGANIZATION is accepting applications
nomics graduates, preferably with major
and institutional management or h: S;
graduates with equivalent commercial food
methods meth Df' Of maintenance and sanitation as
well as food productions; beginners rate OF
pay during training period: promotlona a.
opportunities depending on ability; age 20,
35 Send full information. including small
csFITEkIA $HoMPsoss Sh5ss stessI 81
and sts NV, third floor. 3
CAMERA GIRL, for night club. Call ME
2O90, after Z pm.
CASHIER, restaurant or hotel experience
preferred; must be able to work from
RorEE 81 Z sTAfLRR; 1ssR s sns s, +:
experience preferred. Open Sundays. BOZ
SAsHfEs. easaE sser s.TYr1sr, between age of 81 and
person OAKS RESTAURANT. 1918 Wis
CLERKS, white, between the ages Of q
and 35 years, for branch ofhees of old
established laundry and dry cleaning hrm
must furnish local references and be ablt
to qualify for bond; honesty, alertness ant
important than gast expsrienee cs - Appl: app.
BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY CO.. 1854 Co
lumbia rd. NV. -
STANDARD DRUG. 3122 18th st. NV
CLERK. experienced in credit work: typini
essential; 4O-hr. week. good salary, per.
manent. BOX 134-M. Star; ~
working conditions, liberal discount OF
purchases Apply ofnce, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 r st. NV. 10
CLERK.TYPIsT; no experienMss ne ssnraIs, nscsssa5s
Saturday; pleasant working conditions
Apply a.m. 70 3 Pm. Room 4os, Sit
14th st. NV.