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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

served for 81 years in the AEIE
church. For a long time he was
pastor Of Quinn Chapel church in
Chicago and presiding elder of his
district.
The WOmen's Auxiliary Of Lo-
cal sic, Dining Car Employees
Union win meet Thursday, oct.
20 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hector Vassar, s23 st. Anthony
Ave.
Mrs Victoria McClerldn of Chi
cago, sister of Mrs. Norma Lazen-
berry, s41 St. Anthony Ave, left
Wednesday morning, Oct. ~ for
her home. She has been visiting
here for about four days.
The Charles Jacob Missionary
society Of st. James AAIE church
met Wednesday, Oct. II, at the
parsonage Of the church, 566 W.
Central Ave. Geneva Murray is
president of the organization.
A card from Mrs. Dewey Jack
son, 7S9 Rondo Ave-, reports that
she is having a swell time down
in Dixie" She is visiting in
Memphis, Tenn.
Little Miss Marya Ann Boyd,
daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Boyd
Bailey, 1877 Iglehart Ave, will
enter st. Luke's hospital Thurs
day, Oct. 20, to undergo a tonsil-
ectomy.
Returning to the city Saturday
Oct. s were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Young of 1920 Mackubin St., and
their daughter Addie Marie, and
Mrs. Charles Nichols, and grand
Penny Nichols. They
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
Civic oPsrG Elects
Ermine HGIl Allen
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Mrs. Ermine Hall Allen was
elected Tce-president of the st.
Paul Civic Opera chorus in their
annual election of officers held
Monday, october 10.
Mrs. Allen, a soloist for the
Christ Episcopal church of St.
Paul, has appeared in song in Pop
concerts and various other musi-
cal groups in the Twin Cities
She was chosen one of the select
few to appear with the Chicago
Civis Opera company in its stag
ing of Aida" and Carmen" in
Minneapolis. However, because Of
the poor advance ticket sales,
these productions have been called
off and money is now being re-
funded to advance ticket pur-
chasers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
Mrs. Gresham Goes To
Bedside Of Mother
In bellies. Hnxaa

Mrs, bessie Gresham, 26S6 9Th
Ave. So, directress Of Bethesda
Senior Choir and state supervisor
of the Twin City soloist Bureau,
left Tuesday noon, Oct. IL, by
train to be at the bedside Of her
mother, Mrs. c. M. Smith, 1915
Lucille st., Dallas, Tex. who is
seriously IN.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

Mrs Ethel Z. Brigham of Kan
sas City, Mo-, has been visiting
Mrs. Mary Watson, 1855 Fifth
Ave. So, and Mrs. Irene Braxton
Of Ss1e Portland Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

- 0SSy shower was given Saturday Oct for Mrs. Rea
Se Doy9 6aey SS1 lglehart Ave. by her niece Tbs
Miller and Mrs Cora Banks Guests at the affair wsrS ina
stS Inehe bank Dorothy Compton Dolores Henson Ada
SerTek Those who could but who sent presents %
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-10-14

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Protective Service
New Approach;
Old Racket

so NOW THE house-to-house
salesman's approach is, Madame,
Pm representing the Whoosit Corp,
which is making a radio poll or sur
vey Of" And by that time he's
inside the door and the first thing
you know you're getting a clever,
high pressure sales talk on books,
pans or some other product.
OF course the product is usually
free" That is, you are asked to
send in only 81 a week or so with
your vote for your favorite radio
program and the sponsor will give"
you a set of encyclopedias or what
ever product is being pushed. It's
like the old gag they used to use
about magazines that cost you only
a few cents a month for postage for
the next five or ten years. When
you add it all up you find you are
paying a good sound price for the
product.
There are, of course, many gem
uine field interviewers for reputable
polls or surveys, and whatever you
may think of polls since the Novem-
Der elections, these representatives
may deserve a few minutes of your
time. For that is all they'll want.
They'll have nothing to sell and there
will be no fee for postage or charges
of any kind.
There's just one thing for the
householder to do-find out the real
purpose of the interviewer before
inviting him in. The poll" taking
may be just a door-opening gag.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Are You Getting Goods
You Didn't Order!

YOU DON'T have to pay for the
stuff.
That's the advice that the United
States postal authorities give to all
persons who have received merchan-
disc in the mails that they have
not ordered.
One western state reports a def
mite epidemic of '~unordered mer-
chandise" has broken out and some
cases have been noted in Montana.
Unordered greeting cards are among
the products that have been offered
in Montana, and in other states the
articles have ranged from plastics,
ties and books to hair curriers'.
The point to remember on receiv-
ing such goods is that they are the
responsibility of the sender. This
doesn't necessarily mean that they
automatically become the property
of the receiver, but it does mean
that it will be up to the sender to
come and get his merchandise if he
wants it back.
One individual, on receiving some
unordered goods with a bill for S24,
is reported to have notified the send
er that the goods would be returned
IN receipt of return postage and 81
handling charges. To date, the per-
son had not heard from the company
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-04-15
Costs Compared

LIVESTOCK MARKETING ex-
penses, including transportation
costs, averaged 70 cents per 100
pounds, compared with 81 cents in
1889 and SO cents in 1892, according
to estimates by the U. S. department
of agriculture.
But back in 1892 the total mar
keting expense for all types of stock
amounted to 1875 percent of the
average farm price, whereas in 1947
the same expense was only 3.5 per-
cent of the farm price. i.
2o-April Is, lo4o
Evening star., 1949-11-27
SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTANT desires to assist publ,
accounting oflce part time; age 2S

ACCOUNTANT desires to assist public
accounting ONCE part time; age 28.
experienced: reference, a,, and ,ea,1 ean
ess6 Il RSE l7s ss'E Eep. on part
sIms tImste basis ar 5e54. EH5l service free s'-
ACCOUNTANT (public)-=Bookkeeping
and tax service for small firms. Call
Aahfc RahTTEMi MiReHANfc iii N2Eeod desire. position;
experiepceda e, sT Ia,g ;en all makes Of q. gers
BOOKKEEPER, office mgr, typist, 20
years. exper., all phases OF double
entry inc. pay payyro&lis, & Sonstr costs ..,,1ns ame
BoDxasEFER ~! ihaEfi .oFFlcE Hi ts9 iMaR-s y.s.
e.'i1u;t; esper. In auto. mfg; eoni.t. cost and
Govt. acctg; procedures; desires per"
msnsnto sIsa oW gssi!|ssse $685. with local 0Ffsh'sa-
BKPR. .TYPIsT. acct. degree. age 80.
desires permanent position; 4 Yrs.
bookkeeping experience. 10. 2-6213.
guTLE1H m yhIts; - vents work 1s day
eHxTSFEGs eE TSf1 ST. .na nd hoSssmsn. soior.d
! wiling to travel: 10 yesrs' exp;
dEaAJTfEUa, Esl snaE tsss hS3sss@s, sSj sss@ss eolor.d,
sspx sSsIv soSa i1ss, Ts5.rsnss:sssa snsssa ais.
Chef. exp. to take oyer on basis,
dining F9em Or good restaurant.
cssHr Hi taNsie' tAND sffiEHWaAzD. good scono-
mist aRIa cx ISx tSsSs $3.50 cost .!H good workman
c6hfEEeTfoR. foo ; invessisstor, as; sxpes.. With
car, desires oil Ipart time work.
cSfE2 ffKEG2fG fGiibuxff KfGsTsis %ssui. s'Gs 4 out.
look, desires permanent oonnsction
with progressive arm needing .
purposeful young married man for
career position; no car but alert,
energetic and personable. Box 4s0-
c6LoEfEab MAN wants work, such as
pst Barter r.ia sIevasoT Ell r. sSs
COLORED MAN wants position as
baker, also Short-order cook: exp. on
all pastries; 1S years city rel. CO.
CCo6IsojREp MAN wants Job as truck
driver: knows city; references. LU.
coLosRaE;D Ssa; MAN. typist, desires work
COLORED MAN applying for Christ
mas cleaning, daily from pm. to
7:3O pm; good reference. Call any
time Sunday, DE. $3.50.
COLORED MAN wants work nursing,
housework. ianitor; reference. MI.
coEoaED YOUNG MAN wants work
Of any type. day or night. LU.
CfoLoRfED CfoLoRfED VETERAN, with family,
wants permanent truck driving Or
porter and driving; exp. Tu. 1888.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
x THE SUNDAY STAR
WASHINGTON, D SUNDAY, November n,
HELP WOMEN

RESEARCH ASSISTANT-For market
analysis unit of weekly news maga-
zine. Experience in this field or col
lege work in mathematics or statlS-
tics required. Must be able to type
and use calculator. Position includes
detail and and working with figures, fs but U.
initiative. Call Mon.-Fri. $685. :00.
DI 5000, Ext. 26l. 80
RESEARCH sTATISTICIAN - College
degree; permanent; 5-day. 35-hour
week; excellent working conditions;
$1,000 year Apply in writing
and references. Box 445-K, Star,
SALESLADY-Intere position for
experienced only in our suit, coat and
dress department for our beautitlul
+ St. NV. JosEhH ii. R. HARRfs Go.
SALESGIRL for gift and candy shop;
5-day week; pleasant surroundings;
Apply. in person at the ROSE MARIE
sALESLADY - Excellent opportunity.
pleasant surroundings, permanent,
ested in sewing preferred. Apply in
person to Mrs. Shreye, SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO., 3421 Con
saTEsLADY afi;siIs Wv WANTED. in variety five
and ten. experienced only need
apply S35 week. GRANT FIVE &
TEN. 1885 N. Capt.
SALESLADY, experienced. for dresses,
coats and suits. Liberal salary plus
II commission. Permanent position.
SAKS. $40 Twelfth st.
sALESLADIEs, permanent work, good
salary, good working conditions,
Apply STAR CLOTHING CO.. s25
18th st. NV. -27
SALESLADIES, exp. childrens wear:
full or part time; excel. salary and
commission. Apply ESTHER SHOP.
1925 F st. NV; 20
special position in dignifled un-
crowded field. Good education and
outstanding personality essential.
No books, magazines or canvassing.
Applicant who needs to earn as
much as S75 wk. preferred. Per
sonnel or sales experience helpful.
Car necessary for local driving
Star -19
Evening star., 1949-11-27
614 II st. NV.

e14 H st. NV.
SECRETARY, legal-Youne. lady. be;
tween ages 1890; previous legal
exper. desirable but not essential;
5;dey vk:, $50 Per wL: Cali aLas Mlss
SECRETARY to advertising director;
long established trade publication
group; highly Intelligent, personable
young lady for interesting key posi-
tion: fast, extremely accurate, able
to work with minimum supervision:
na sss.nss :rossn .ad Sai
fully Tor sppointmsnt. Replies con-
ddential. Box 123-J. Star. rs i,
sHIPPER. white, experienced. FOR
sess''S s.ss aff ~. LEaSrs sis sls'as|sss asss
sob5A S15ss AND l sANp%ieH an VICE GIRL, eelor.d.
fast and experienced only. PEENA.
DRUG, 18th and = NV: -2e
s1ESoGaAHHam o. iope or xeess ssesa 1orf
Apply in psrson, Mon. I'm, NOV, 2s.
at 8 am, RIM, 524 Victor Blds.'
III zs2FfEaoaassAAIhEh sta IA Hi Claim clerk by
large .%.omqslst aitian n RRsnS
oS 1roap, life and hospitali1stion: J ssj-
HTErss ~ K 'ts6t a1 sS s: 4Ss .assiRi.s PasRf ~
sTENoGRAPHER-Acquainted with
general office routine, pleasant work
Ing cond: and sXGel; opPpTrsc; pPfrc for sr1e a.
PLY CO. INC, l715 r. I. ave; ga.e'
sHFEHNeSeseSArHEn-1,t HH SsfeS class; as exper.;
81 to 35; eficient, Intelligent, capa-
Bile and willing to assume respon-
sibility Of INTERESTING position; sal
ary $4,000; ;aa 44-hqTr n,,v week; Ai Pfot1 pnao
1000 II St. NV Washington. 3, BS,s C
sTENoGRAPHER, 1885 yrs. Of .se;
5sday. 4o-hr: wk; :. &C GOOD odr,, salSTy, nIy,
tstion. s5 W.p.m. Of better: Inter
Germ. Apply Room 400. Tower Bldg :,
14th Iaaa and x sts; NV or phone, ,5 Re-
sTIENodRApaER, gISSi Hss aTIa experienced, CAP,
working conditions; permanent posi-
s41sGRNiio 1sRii oGMkzzPaSiEk,. MzPSiSs. full time. exper.,
5-day wk. Small once. Personal in
stTsEENSxsRspHnK tsEyssSxs ma MA s5Ds p..
please state hours and dates aysIl-
sTENoGRAPHER and ONCE clerk, 51A-
day week. apply employment ,1e e1nes
E1SRE EiREs. 2&S 1se siai n sodsh.sa Il .Ss' Mo5H
srENoGRAPHER,. for work in ioes!
banking Institution; 5-day week
reasonable hours; pleasant working
conditions; salary commensnraaIIvS aIv
WAsafNaEFoN VIE iss1sEF 4Rezz Rza NJ / FkUsr MssSp e.
west end ofice, 18th and g sts. NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in George
town, avatlable for alert yorns yom'
an. 10 to 25. Able to take short:
h:d h:, s9ioS sn p sna ssHs
6-day. 40-hour week; sick Leave
paid vacations. free tranSportatton
Fa1nNs FRANsIf IF co. oD'Saa.%ssass III. %ssss, Szs III
ciation has ONCE space for, public
piete equipment. for mineosraphinE
| etc. i. return for answering phon.
ssI; Sal Ri SEE sse Ct so g. esas sas
week; Shorthand Ioo-120,' typini
tunity for advancement. RE. s5al2 aa
sTENoGRAPHER for scientific re
search organization, interestini
trance trance salary, 500 a mo-; oppoT
tunJty for promotion. Call Ex
800, Branch 80, Monday.
STENOGRAPHER-CLERk, 1890. fol
general once position. with SOM!
knowledge OF stencils, for branci
Office Of national company. See Mr.
day, Nov. 2e. Room 2o5. i42'
rETEPHoNE SOLICITOR for com
| mercial and advertising printing
full commission on repeat business
IA. 2-6s06. ~
Evening star., 1949-11-27

YOUNG WOMAN. MA. degree in
English. wants position editing or
proofread., exper. Box 461-K, Star.
29*
EXP. sTENO. desires part-time work.
l-6. Call HU. 5231 Sunday after
EXP. LADY desires day or eve. work,
PIX, clerical. MI. 6752.
MID. AGED CULTURED woman will
care for your child or baby in my
home or yours; reas.: exp; best local
ref 2400 18th st. NV. DE. $500
by appointment.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE with
hospital experience desires home
nursing; free to work any hours.
AID. al45.
COLORED GOVT. typist. book
keeping and filing. bus. school grad,
desires occupation private Office or
Arm; neat. attr DE 1854 all day.
YOUNG MOTHER desires job address
ing envelopes at home. LU. 3-5466
WHITE LADY wishes position as COM
panion to elderly lady: will do light
housework MISS MEARL PRICE.
Route ., StraSburg, Va
Evening star., 1949-11-27
SITUATIONS MEN tcont, J

COMMERCIAL ARTIST, sign writer.
frsa Sdrs s1DeEfp'f ca HAsRY Assssspt s5y nsns
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
and commercial buildings. Box l.,
DAYS WORK. house cleaning or
yard work; man. colored; refs. II.
ENGINEER. chemical, 81: - years in
electroplat.ng field. Like to set up
or operate industrial electroplating
plant in this area. Refs. Write
Box 1871, Star.
HANDYMAN for a real estate COM
pany or apartment house concern;
knows plumbing, carpentering, .plas-
Hous2MAN. G1 JANIToR or mainte-
nance. col. married man, refined,
sober Snd; Rb a5 food soo rfGSrd ye H. Ys5ts Yo S Ss
'ASr1k oS fssbe sGorsd REF Ii nasrsf 6rs47e wishes
MAINTENANCE MAN wants work after
hours, painting, carptr;. elect. etc:
Have you OTIS? Box l3-L, Star.
MALE NURSE wishes Job, cook or
washer or porter. VI. 2972.
MAN, colored, wishes work as janitor,
hall man or handyman; with city
references. LU. 4-3G09.
Christmas rush bet. SO pm. ewes,
Saturdays. AK. 1885,.
MAN. colored, wants Job as house
man: porter or kitchen worker Ii.
MAN, colored. young, desires job as
Gri n
Md. and D. c. permits. FIR. 699s. :,
MAN wants days work cleaning and
waxing floors. washing windows and
other odd Jobs. Call AK. 2113. 2S'
MAN. white, so. wants janitor, watch
man or other light Job GIL. 1922.
or will take care OF small bldg. for
quarters: experienced in all types of
repair: good refs. RE. 1888.
Ing wall wsshins; u,nS resSonssIe pyicss. pssss
PAINTER. colored. wants work by
PREssER. colored. all-around exper,
!ence' wants work; os salary or sood
fective Sriter: news, features. ad
copy, letter specialist; association
management and personal repre-
sentation experience; aSe: 3s; mar mar
seek permanent place in real pro-
gram; can be available after Jan.
RETIRED sTAfIsTIc1AN. Phi. D.,
wants part-time work, research, sta.
SHORT-ORDER COOK or fountain
work, experienced, reliable colored
man. HO. 3034 after pm.
STENO.-SECY" fast. competent. expd.,
prefer. sales organization; veteran,
rosoLMAxeR ese M sf* Nh MacH1sisr. Hish expert
vate Industry and Government,
close tolerances, layof. etc; age 40,
married. Box 5-L, Star
town district Or suburbs; by day or
YOUNG MAN. with fine, personality.
excellent background, wishes evening
work for right person ss chauffeur.
YOUNG MAN, colored. wishes work
as porter or dishwasher. Call vi.
TWO COL. BOYS. 1920. want Jobs
Of any kind. Call AT. 1854. .,
svenass s! T. nssf es Rf5-s1s a. oss 9s sas
yoTSG esi souTHERNER. college grad,
European background, knows French
and German; desires interesting po-
sitton. decent salary. Call Decatur
CIV GRADUATE STUDENT seeking
work as night watchman, telephone
operator. desk clerk or other night
work. DU. 0269 Sunday 2-6, $40
or Box 196-H. Star.
RETIRED MAN. SO, would like en-
ployment as clerk. receptionist. cor
respondent, or in research. statis-
tics, charts, writing, editing, sales
promotion, OR. 64s5. 29s
EXPERIENCED DRIVER with excel
lent ref, with one well-known con-
Germ for / 3 yrs. no. 3741. 2S'
I WOULD LIKE A JOB as truck
driver. l have had Is years of driv-
ing experience In D. c., no accident
Of any Kind. pU. A471
Evening star., 1949-11-27

GlRL, 70 WORK IN greeting card store.
I Gs bstEesn tS en- and $780, aeso an M9p ssIe
s phone Ca Cans: M ApLEs. s'zaas, The Ensr.Sins az
Shop. 1905 q st. NV.
GS ssndns e. II ash Gssr sshoo nS. Wanted ss
to work sfternoons only from 2
sorting mat, etc. for nearby busi-
rsvy nsss a sEa. Ma:t 1esr be .nd wds month. Hax old
height. weight and telephone num-
ber. Box 30-H, Star.
GIRL, colored. general fountain work:
a. a., n'fs5i b1roSr 81 saPa1ls PaHRMAe 1855 1855
Mass. ave. NV.
earned taking orders for the world 4
only nylons guaranteed against
TSnS rnI snass +. Isgsralsss q .S.s esnss
Get Christmas orders. Write KEN
DEx, Box ASK. Star.
LADIES. over "a, for part time sales
position Hours optional; ideal for
housewives with free time. Nation
ally advertised mems and women g
apparel. Earn $50 to S26 weekly.
Phone MA. 1855. 10 am. TO 8 pm.
LADY, white. sxperieneed in selling.
made ests esnd, Gsasf' 81 sz5s: nS@s
be a fair typist. have q sood teie-
phone voice; salary commensurates
ZIP TTtstAho ability. MIR. PARSONS" Elk.
PERMANENT POSITION for part
time bookkeeper and typist, with
well-established firm. In replying,
please state age and experience. Box
DOES Pin IN MONEY plus free clothing
interest you? II so phone Hu. 463s,
vfdoRous fcs Z 81 WOMAN to help care for
invalid and to assist with house
work for 2 adults. WO. 1747.
giving you eorgeous dress without
penny cost. Rush name today, with
Cincinnati 25. Ohio.
YOUNG LADY WANTED for light Of
nee work; must be good typist: good
salary; permanent position. HER
.PoRGIswnaa n0Gs 9eth and .nd ,nx:,,. nv e.
downtown specially store; excellent
splendid opportunity for qualified
ofESfac HsEsHR s0f Foa ST. '.fEsWsfEAvrI fssfE snd
eIe:ls. sss:sT'tss oa, with e. fss|I4ssni ss1s htss
w fPi RAVE AVE- AN OPENING for . youns
girl who 10 interested IN . perma.:
nent position, . secured future and
good earnings; experience not nee
esssry. some typtng .eassntial, We
are large retail chain and oder
pleasant work In pleasant surround
sss' n L. bE bbRplMz MrRs e 'sSs4n 81 9th S. &. M
XMAS cARDs--Win Tv set and cash
prizes selling so and % for 81
plastic and boz assortments; fret
R1f.t2HiiRRss RIcHHRs "a sns e. 1sfS sHnsss' ss sntss
Young LADY with initiative. We
are a small manufacturing business
established and growing as vet
eran organization. We want to train
one elislble for veterans benefit:
cialized training and hard work be-
fore you will be valuable to your
self with us, The desire to deyelor
q good Job through ability and efforl
is essential, as Is meticulous accu-
racy and ability to think. Will re-
quire proofreadins. general once
work, accurate occasional typing
maintaining nles and some assist
ance in our finishing dept. Drtvins
experience helpful but not neces-
sary. Job will be. filled In January
but We will interview now. kindl!
reply n Eth n9o4mat|ye %hs. y9y feps!asF leesa. In
closing returnable snapshot. We
viii maintain confidence and ar.
range prompt interview. Boz
4o4-J. star.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
PERSONAL

L46HS-we can tailor .yoar suit
Rhsds Island ave. ne. co. s414.
OVER g, love fun and ts,ena., Nov.
Low LOW. faSs Tas:: . Tsur... l:s.' RE- Rii.ss .ssss3
ARMY UNIFORMS and Army blankets
dyed into attractive civilian colors
HHvE sS :ExSy1s1GEEo YSG Z GcEEoradEEs Sc f7a5 fe7Eao5s1EM,
Use u osiud asains sa'i Let t LEA ENaEI, Dress.
maker, make it wearable. Nothing
TOO hard to handle; Formerly aaas5 :, Of ,ifn 5tn
dokswEEi t VII s9 eSsy2irseEsF aa I'll * HpaE es2i
1s Metropolitan ave, kensington,
Md.-Fully equipped to care for
bed and ambulatory patients; super,
ysed DIET; b sttendinE nnsse pbys
clans. Chronic and selected slco-
holic cases accepted. Lo. 6-2as2.
ALTERATIONS AND DREssMAkiNG.
Custom tailoring. dssignins; GuiGk, sl
FAsRfc lsRs9.pi SALE. dia' ' woolens. silks, NJ:
Trimmings. yarns, sewing supplies.
II 17Ih FITS i xo1 1T TfEhFkcanY. 81 afSz it looks
or clean for you. It's exquisitely
yours-it's individually yours. "EX-
QUIsITE," GE. 9777.
PERSONAL SHOPPER, for private
psSe!:s, years sox sspsT. ss stsn'
FUR COATS I IREMoDELED. latest
WI. 477o or Du. 4265. any time.
VACANCY now available II new wing
inE; licensed BY county and State
IACASEY in nice. clean convalescent
home; tlne food' tray service; $doo
1Rs1Gaiss Rs Sasas 81 ap es9Ss sssSi gs new sS =:
iSsa ssaaS..s y0fa :, 'sssssu sasast: a. a.
KIM GAZE GIVEN invalids, nervous
s ant. 'ss5YqadHscss Ss ps: Church ss' o1si 81
PERMANENT, 81; :, snampoe and
WsASsfLYNN q BEAUTY COLLEGE
AEa4hksarioNs. liz & Il a;.' all ladies. garments:
syss. pEsn0ts s1os % ,iss iiHse''ndso 90 s 'osn
PERMANENT. 81: snampoo and A. m
E1zEIT.' EaEs' HsoSsNouE sSs Il scAooI. ESsniissso 1910
FEEL : siEaTsrEs ias after nr.s .rs.snsn. ss.,.
eiectrotherapy. diathermia. high.
frequency. galvanic, mercury sun
lights. enemata. corrosive diet; and
other natural Ia.a methodHs .H.,,rs d,,s nrmtS ~
nervousness, exhaustion, backa che
Or headsche: sinus colds a;,. or tss, fiui
helped remarkably. Lady naturo-
path. 90 years experience: sH. 26s5.
DOES n FIT7 Yes. it does-,guar-
anteed! It was incredible before
It's a fact now---'ExoUISTTE'
: guarantees no shrinkage and beau,
tiful dyed work. EXQUISITE"
wALKfsa Kff sEcRETARIAL service to
your home or ofiice; manuscripts
typed; expert work. Ref: DU; 1857;
DAY CARE for preschoCl children en- OF
and care; lie. home. 1917 Shepherd
ct. NV. TU. 1854.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
HELP WoMEk

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, expert
enced. to operate board of 8 trunk
lines; 51a-day week. Handicapped
preferred. State past experience.
Box 211-J, Star.
TELEPHONE Refined
pleasing voice essential. 40-hour.
5-day week. Permanent. Downtown
office Salary and commission. Ap-
ply Monday, IL am. to pm.
MISS PARKER. Suite Sol, 91s F st.
NV RE. 1905.
TOBACCO CLERKS - No experience
necessary. Good hours. STANDARD
DRUG. 11o1 H st. ne. -27
TYPIST-Eficient with stick -to-it-
iveness. dependable. neat. personable,
bet. $50 yrs, permanent; oppor-
tunity for advancement; best work
ing cond.. 5-day wk. Box 29s,M.
Star. 30
TYPIST, alert. experienced. minimum
80 words per minute. must be ac-
curate on details. $500 beginning
salary to young woman who can quail
ify for permanent position, regular
promotion with liberal vacation and
sick leave, 5ls-day wk. Box 493,M,
Star -OQ