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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

Egg Relish" Is offered BY Miss
Willis: "Bruise . Glove Of Sariae
and rub the inside OF . frying
pan with It. Then put IN two
large tablespoons OF butter. and
when II Is hot pour IN Ave eggs
beaten until well mixed, with q
quarter Of q teaspoon o! salt, two
daShes OF pepper and little
celery salt or nutmeg. Stir
rapidly until the eggs are like
thick eustard. then heap on hot
toast rounds buttered and spres !
with anchovy or sarcine paste,
Mrs. Rorer likes ereamed FISH
Pick into fakes sutiacent cold
cooked Ash 70 make one pint. Rub
together one rounding tablespoon
Of butter and one Of -four: add q
half pint OF milk. stir until boil
ing. add ! tablespoon (???? O!
salt. q saltspoon OF black pepper
and the Ash. Heat and serve in
a border Of mashed potatoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
SATURDAY.
Frankturters and Hot Potato Salad
Corn-on-Cob Relish Trdi

tasteful change for those who chicken every sundoy
Asparagus Waterress-Grapetrut Salad
Strawberry Sundde
Chicken Fricasses sauterne
1 a to pounds stewing ~ cups boiling water
chicken, cut in serving onion sliced
3 tablespoons bacon drippings ! stalk celery. sliced
IA cups Sauerne. other Several sprigs parsley
white table wine teaspoon salt 90
saute pieces fat until nicely Drowned on all
chicken in kettle add wine water onion carrot celery
until chicken tender Remove chicken Strain broth ana
skim of possible Make and return chicken
to gravy to heat thoroughly before serving.
Meat Loaf Hashed Bro,on Potatoes
zucchtnt, Italian Style xals
Rhubdrb Pc
Xucehni Italian style.
4 TABLESPOONS butter or Salt and pepper
marRarne large tomatoes. peeled and
l me0'0m onion "ln''0 small .ucchin
Melt butter in saucepan. add minced onion ana oaown
then sliced Ecchn Season with salt and pepper
cover and cook is to minutes ucchni tender Add
little boiling water mixture cooks dry. Serves g.
TUESDAY.
Clipped Beet Casserole Lima Beans
Chopped Rests Banana Bran Mu1ans
Cantdloupe
Banana Muhans
~ euns -four sgg. beaten
III cups seyed bananas V cup cream
liz tesspoons soda Y raisins
Y teaspoon salt teaspoon vanilla
6 TABLESPOONS Uugsr cup bran
SIT the soda sugar the -four. Add the raisns
then sg vanilla and the slowed mashed
Beat for minute into buttsred mun tins and
vanilla teaspoon EACH CHINA
mon nutmeg and cloves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Recipe Roundup

rack or trivet. pile the crabs. and
for good measure. sprinkle them
with a little more red pepper
1t seems you really can't get
too much.
Put over q hot FIRE. and let
the crabs steam until they are
bright red-you may have to add
water or more vinegar II 1t tends
to boil away.
Provide plenty Of paper towels
and napkins. some nutcrackers
and mallets-and let everybody
fall to In messy enjoyment!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
The Chef Says

The other day my fan mail"
yielded real loot-a whole pack
age Of old booklets of recipes. etc.
dating from the beginning OF the
1905. CHANGING through the re-
cipes one Is astonished by the
lavish use of "a eggs in one sponge
cake: the pounds and pounds OF
butter recommended in various
procedures, and the generous ad-
dition Of heavy cream TO any
number of sweets that would have
been better without il.
Sole gem Of contrast in the col
lection was a little book called
Home Helps" q Pure Food
Book" put out by q company al
ready famous for its Gold Dust
Twins" cleaning powder and its
Fairy soap. The booklet appears
to have been compiled primarily
to introduce the company's new
product, "Cottolene2 to the house
wives-cottoline, I gather. being
the forerunner Of today's mar
garine. But in all fairness. the
company included a great many
recipes that did not make use of
cottolene, and they had the bril-
liant inspiration of using the
favorite recipes Of the big wheel
home economists OF the era. such
noted ladies as Mrs. Mary J. Lin
coin. Mrs. Sarah Tyson Rorer.
Mrs. Helen Armstrong, Ida Ames
Willis and Marion Harland.
These pioneers in the field were
the prop and mainstay Of thou
sands and thousands Of American
housekeepers. Their word was law,
their recipes infallible, and their
advice eagerly sought and faith
fully followed. I can remember
books by Mrs. Lincoln and Marion
Harland especially In grandma s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Steamed Grabs

Planning a big crab feast for
tomorrow? II you live anywhere
near Chesapeake Bay you'll be
sure to 60 Grabbing. and then
eat your catch by the light of the
moon. The big blues" are at
their best right now, and here Is
the Marylanders' way Of cooking
them.
In the bottom Of q big pot or
kettle put a quart Of white vine
gar. heavily seasoned with salt
and red pepper. Over this, on Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

Veal Chops Baked Potatoes
Frozen Peas With Peanuts and Onions
Cabbage Slap Vanilla Tapiocd Pudding
Frozen With Peanuts and Onions.
package frozen peas Ia tablespoons flour
" cup peanuts, unsated tablespoons butter
S-10 small white onions. cooked bo0llon cubes
u cup milk Salt and pepper to taste
peas according instructions package Drain peas
boil cooking until only tablespoons OF liquid remain
watch carefully this scorches easily Make sauce using
butter -four milk seasonngs Add condensed cooking water
until cubes have dissolved Combine with
vegetables and nuts. Serves ST.
THURSDAY.
Hamburger Broler Meal
Apricot Frtttes
Hamburger Broler Meal.
1 pound ground beef lamb " cup grated onion
Va oatmeal V cup mhk
Ia teaspoons salt cooked carrots
VI teaspoon pepper cups green beans cooked
Combine meat oatmeal salt pepper onion and milk. This
viii moist mixture Shape into pattes and place
oroer Place cooked end Of broer Ar
In other end Season with salt and Place
broer vegetables and brer allow
ing Of
paes side until they nicely Drowned about 10 to Is
minutes Turn and brown them the second side Only
turning necessary The vegetables win heat while the petieS
cooking. Serves .. by W"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
RHeWhat$ CooRin|
FRIDAY.
Crab Curry Creole
BroHed Tomatoes


Crab Curry Creole Rice
BroiIed Tomatoes Nodded Avocado Salad
Fresh Pineapple Compete
Curry.
2 cans tl0H ounce size) "a cup cream or undnuteo
condensed chicken evaporated milk
SOUP "a to teaspoon curry powder
"a pound crab meat Salt ana pepper 10 tasH
Heat with and curry in double boiler Flake crab
pieces combine lightly with and heat thor
hot steamed rice Wanuts or pea
onions chopped and served
sprinkle make excellent addition
be used instead Of fresh crab
Serves 4.
SATURDAY
Frankturters and Hot Potato Salad
Corn-on-Cob ReSh Tray
Light Chocolate Cake
Ldght Chocolate Cake.
/ cup butter cup broken nut meats
cups sugar -four
5 separated teaspoon SOFA
4 squares chocolate "a teaspoon SAT-
! teaspoon vanilla cup outermM
Cream butter and gradually until light and huhy
Either eggs beating after each addition or add
yoks and fold in the st beaten egg whites s
chocolate and vanilla the sfted nour sted
salt soda alternately with the buttermk then
Bake in layers in 350-oegree r. oven LOT ~
minutes 7-minute icing.
Evening star., 1949-05-28

Chairman David Z. Lilienthal
Of the Atomic Energy Commission.
target Of some members Of Con-
gress. had some advice yesterday
for the wives of Senators and Rep
resentatives.
Speaking to a capacity audience
of the Congressional Club. COM
posed Of congressional wives. Mr.
Lilienthal declared:
Don't let any one get you tumpy
about isotopes. ''' We will get
used to living with radiation. We
can use them to open q new
world"
Mr.. Lilienthal, whose resigna-
ton has been demanded by at
least one member Of Congress. told
the group at the outset Of his
address that to say Il am happier
to be here than before your hus-
bands Is an underStatement.
Can Be Made Safe.
He declared that atomic en-
ergy can be made safe for man
kind. but how safe 1t can be made
for public officials is hard to say"
Mr.. Lilienthal added that "for.
reasons unknown to me. the min
ute you have anything to do with
the subject. some people become
stuffy." He continued: LAS soon
as you can tell the difference be-
tween an isotope and an eye drop
per. you become an expert"
Noting that he was responsible
for every gram of tens of thou
sands of tons of uranium" Mr.
Lilienthal said this country can
produce isotopes in large quanti-
ties at low cost and that these
isotopes already are opening new
fields in medicine, agriculture. food
and industry.
He described this phase Of
atomic energy as the sunny side
Evening star., 1949-05-28
ILiienthoI Tells Congress Wives
About Sunny Side of the Atom

Of the atom" but added that Il.
too, had its dark side
Security I'm New Ideas.
Mr.. Lilienthal said the United
States needed new knowledge
about the atom first and fast
and that 'our security lies In get
ting new ideas" Even the mos;
brilliant scientists knows TOO lit
tie" about the atom.
He brought laughter when he
Evening star., 1949-05-28

declared that until the recent
"iumpiness" be had Planned %
bring 70 the meeting q lump os
uranium ore from the Belgian
Congo to Illustrate q point II his
talk But. he continued. y Was
advised that would be poor public
Accordingly. Mr.. iAlienthAi
asked his audience 70 IMAGINE be
Evening star., 1949-05-28

he'd In hls hand . rascs O.
uranium ore.
He wound ID by SAYING the ecn-
mission has al kinds az rFce-
lers-srcm sraes 70 submarines
trom sc9p 70 nuts. ard !
mean nuts"
Evening star., 1949-05-28

Crash helmets are 20 BE- MADE
compulsory for nctn.cyeltsis arE1
piilsnr riders In Australia
Evening star., 1949-11-13
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WON
SITUATIONS WoMgh

APT. HOUSE HOsTEss. svitchboard
sRsY sEE s. ss sos sDy
s5es5 MSs paHS RA 7s refer
nraSd sood ifSoiiiowins; lower Conn. ave.
BsooKKEsFER, 81 asiS; sui full charge; typist;
ste, sz5i, or Box 2b7-K. Star
t'ofgs Set Of booEs. payroll. e In. Statements.
typins p and JGhssGn sas n s-sses from :. $40
CASHIER, experienced in restaurant.
desires fun Or psrt.time relief cash
sss H. ss4H ho'a ask ~ MSS
coIoRab GIRL wants s.h.w. and
eoosins; : days day., week: good refer
coIohEp aIhL. Want; general neral houss, s!,.
cShSEED sal'sEin GaRI eli Rs Rsnts o'ss IS .le-
ysto5 ysaT. 9Rsrstos Ns1tS sosa Peat and reliable
tain service, delicatessen. or sales
clark in store; references. Call Ii.
1887 from TAO am. to 4:30 pm.
CoLORED NURSE wishes practical
nursing. invalid. chronic. mental; viii
book maternity advance. or laundry,
sGSd Hsf ssg maka al s4s sp
covers, all kind Of sewing. Please
kCOL. STUDENT. girl, wants work ~
mothers helper or. elder lady's COM
| Danion. Mon. through Fri. Ia. 6903
| COMPANION desires responsible 20.
seopis; st week ends only. Boz Si7-x
Evening star., 1949-11-13
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT tsoutheastern uni;
war Assets; unbroken record for
ACCOUNTANT tpublic)-Bookkeep eepins
AFCHcouNETANf desires position with
6. r. A. nrm;. college, gTaduate; pro-
neient in tipping and business ma; ma;
tax :eeeuntins; sosa, rsisTsnes:; e. IS
sssDsnHaOeiid g years oid. All Can VI. 1927 sunday.
or av.rin.s after pm.
ARCHITECT, draftsman. designer
ARTIST - Young American-swedish
wants part-time work on estate Or
country home where. lse. room is
avail. for. painting; has done out
door work. can cook; responsible;
.s~THaSHx. sxss sffs; q. q &. WI; 1;;rsd., 20 yr.
local practice, excellent At law r;
search, desires connection with local
AnTtToMosiIE ntMsMi sSf SALE SAFES IN MANAGER for
new car dealer; young man now
employed as sales mAnaEer for local
Sats. former Army oficer, sober,
married. Write Box 2@7-H, star.
BAR MANAGER-Ten years on one
lob: hiahest references. MA. 3492,
JOHN r. HOOK, zoo Mass. ave, NV.
BOOKKEEPER- -ofIice mgr. .-typist. 20
yrs.' exp. all phases Of double entry,
Incl. payrolls, constr. costs and mfg,
tax and legal work; assume full
BOOKKEERER, young man, thorough
II trained and experienced, desires
part time employment. Box 166.K,
nSSokxKKxH-oFf1cB NICE, full
charge; ever IS yfe. aeeountape1
eO. 1hsns 0essabs.t e0ee.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
SALESLADIES


Experienced, for curtain and drapery
excellent workins conditions; or
6 day week. optior"' Anply in per-
SON. wA'.Es DECORATORS. I3la
@ st. nv. la
sALEsLADY seima's Gowns have
an openins. for exner;. fnll-time and
psm ton foaFssa for those s'9n who Df01S 1907
sA5ss'apz 1SDy sSf ''5 DAil 9o ssss S' 80
sanEsLApY,: i1l si, niS: exper. bett-- -,adys to,
sAT EsLADY. must have ah'ity In
our field OF merchandising, i>ut will
be trained taoroushly plea ant
working conditions. plus or,tal
ny nnd ,st rstrsment tor osnst M B3ya psn Msn Ao
Io-l. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
1870 6 st. NV. Ia
SALFSWOMAN. exp. to sell furniture
40 to 80 yrs; of ase; hrs, 6 pm
seturdays; salcrv and commission
sHiFH asH?F Nj s4okzoh Sz'5a; CO. to isl$ Is S@
sALEswoMAN-unusual woman 70,
special position in new digniied
uncrowded field. Good education
tial. No books. magazines or can.
vassing. Applicant who needs te
earn as much as S75 PEI. week pre-.
ferred. Personnel or sales expert.
ence helpful. Car necessary. Write
giving Hx aHalifcasions nN sInn and phone no
SALESWOMAN, experienced. for slir
cover and drapery materials store;
attractive salary for right person;
5-day week. pleasant working con-
= st. NV ~ "
SALESWOMAN for lamps and appli-
ances. full time; employe benefits;
good opportunity in one OF Wes'>-
irct-n's finest downtown stores. Ap-
pl" in rerson to Mr. Wilhite. BATES
JEWELLERS. r at 9th NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

woman desires domestic work. NO
CHILD NURSE. baby sitter or serv.
dinner: will accept light-housekeep.
ing duties 5 days with congenial
GENTLE family; good plain cook and
n liEh, aNIng Isyndry .kn dy;GG. HU hoS7. ~, ~
%ea tSssass sss1Iss f4 siyf NO y0ss ssse days
CLEANING AND LAUNDRY hv coloret
" woman; nsIn,.s S. and csr,sreo ooesG;all Gall Sun
CQLORED GIRL desires. s.h.w.. 5
"a. say' esss. ssi; Fri on; good reference
CnI oRED GIRL wants Job caring TO,
sntI children r., or bsey ~ for working per-
cor oRsD GIRL wants psrt:time
coLoRED LADY would like morning
+. work; to 5 or $3.50 to 4:30. ME.
coLoREp GIRL. .exper.. reliable,
wants Job short-order cook. waitress
Or cashier: ref. HU. 34st.
sandiy Sssss work OF dans4 II sa:
coIoRED Si151 as4 GIRL, .xper.. p.rt-time
EsI EHrk Asra or days work. care of sick.
coLoRED GIRL desires work after
ter: Can Franklin s45e.
er's heller: refs. Phone DE. 19sb.
COL0RED MAID wants Saturday and
sSnd. Sunday =. wsyk; snoo Best references
COL. MI6DHEsaGE 6iH HE LADY to care
for children: se5 and carfare. TR
R601 any time after 5 pm. 13s
CoL0RED WOMAN wants job 3 days
wee. OF. part,time baby sitter in
sSthssis woMaN st,na2 Ii .sttsd sasa a..b,.
5-dav wees: caring for home or
coIoRED WOMAN wishes part-time
atterneon sIn neon work. mothers helper.
caLoReS ~ ssSo WOMAN desires dayvork
Mon: erd rhursday; refs. Du. 2470.
cleaning or laundering; Tuesday,
sxes!'sn:sd: = good references. %.
co1ookkeoBousEKEErER. 1oke white, de-
pe.snssd; best best sK stsg Eefsasnees' se.1 or
fine linen. Call for and del ME.
CURTAINS STRETCHED at home.
also small bundle Laundry; prices
reasonable AID. 7343.
G.H.W. or caring for children: colored
girl desires < days week. Monday
through Friday. Ak. n7aa.
G.H.W.-Woman, colrr-d. -'arts three
devs' afternoon work. MI. 2278. .
G.H.W. BY the day, or would like to
clean ofiices Of evenings. ME. 4493.
colored. desires part
time work. mornings. o to /: exper-
fenced; references. TR. .S47S.
G.H.W.-youn~ lady. colored. would
like days work for Mondays; ref
rrrnce. NO. n370.
GIRL, oolored., part-time mornins
york +. r hotel or roomins house.
Girl. colored. work any kind. nurse
meid, maid. daywork: no cooking;
live in II necessary. MI. 1883.
GIRL wants days work or BY the
week or elevator work. CAN GO.
GIRL, colored, reliable. high school
grad, desires lob as cleaning, part
time or full. AD. 1884.
aIHLs colored. wants work cleaning
once q dishwashing ct nisht no.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

sEAMSTRESS. = Steady work, good
hours: Apply al day. s. q K.
CLEANERS, 443 7th st. s.w.
ol %.ds p:rt na,a sime DO g. 5sas asae"'F1l l
sEAMSTREsS. full or part time, with
some knowledge Of selling ladie5'
coats. suits and dresses; excellent
salary. Apply ASKINe, 1877 7th st..
sEAMsTREssEs. experienced on
Apply at MODERN UPHOLsTERERs,
ssAsssTREss s1sS 1Ran 8. AND sie' rA11oaEssEswe
have an opening in our alteration
department for = seamstress who Is
be neat in appearance and do neat
work. This Is . permanent position
in Q modern alteration department,
good equipment and lighting; ali new
work Apply in person. THE SUIT
sHRP IsS rsnna ,sneaene.d aye ss
with above average steno skins. for
part.time day assignments. RE
SECRETARY, to work in s.siri ONCE
Of national orranization pleasant
surroundings; centrally located; ex-
fAs and :s.psfiese., bb BOX 1Si.J. star:
SECRETARY-Young lady for gen.
eral and stenographic position; 5a-
day week: soSd wwoTkins conditions
SECRETARY, to work with. radio
executive; experience required; must
be ATTRACTIVE, alert. capable OF meet
ing people and able to work with
minimum supervision; shorthand
100 w.p.m., typing go w.p.u1. mini
mum. Excellent working conditions.
st.rtins sslaFy; syyonEI s225; ,nsnc see Ms MIS-
SECRETARY and .stenographer, d.
versified duties, 6-day week, edi.
torial once, centrally located. CAN
sEcRETARY. excellent opportunity
for young lady who Is top dight
In typing and shorthand; salary
commensurate with ability and ex-
perience. Reply, stating experience,
availability, age and salary expected. d.
Box 233-K, Star
Evening star., 1949-11-13

COOK. s:h:v, live -; no laundIy;
IA. TauII isss. and sun' on refs; s2''
COOK. E.h.w., exp; must be fond OF
children; 5h-day vk.; stay 2 ewes !:
apt. mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.; re-
cent city refs; $25 week. CO. 6343,
COOK And e.H.w.-Liv. in: mus.
be experienced cook and good clean.
iteb for sisht person; $50. Box
COOK. 6.H'w.. liv. in; .vper.. ioe.l
day after breakfast, every other
Sunday: automatic dish washer;
$40. Call after 9 Sunday Wo.
cSok % White s.Dsnssbe. sm: IA. fam:
ssssitzss. as'i feps e. sfPst MI 4s7f have ssi'''
rectory: live in; Please give pre-
vious Housekeeping experience, sal
w. COOK: White refs: stay in:
week: Cali 10 10 =. oil. s13o.
G.H.W., laundry. cooking. settled
white woman; fond Of well-trained
c.Ew.' IL: 1n' H2 .ill. 1lsSss sSssss Mon, ss TS.,.,
Thurs, Fri, . to g. stay late one
night; $l6 and earfare; refs. GE.
a.H.W.-willins to take woman With
for workins mother. Call HI. $3.50
G.H.w., plain eookins; live in; fond
o.. Of children; .a es.lshy Il, 55eeent local
CIV. over over IS: 's z sSa SCHOOL children;
andfsi and fare. re- RAl E ssa1. q evening" 'i0
6.H.W.--Mon. through Fri. live out;
no nights; refs. required, $50. oW.
G.H.W., plain eookins, fond of chill
necessary: ssb : wk. EM. $3.50.
GIRL to live in; must like children;
G;h:w. no COOKING, Call cH. 906O;
GIRL, reliable and dependable, to
er; 5-day week: must have Al ref
HoUsEKEEPEk, white. middle aged;
good plain cooking; city refs: live
II; IL Boz Ss6-J' staI5::,,.,..d Star: .rS ,.lx,n,
.nd s.sas sSGasa .R q
ing; other help employed: local ref
faene:' me.; J in nsia family. No. ss77. .i5 Is
MAID for g.h.w. and plain cooking;
ys zs, III ao9 59on e. ina na sh2v:s "a sses @ a5 o.%
MAID-Cook. s.h.w.. family 2, nve-tn,
upstairs pvt. room and bath; must be
GOOD cook and thoroushly reliable
and Trustworthy, have good refer
snses; pleasant hone ir,.a With n.l,or sys5s wSg
meets above requirements, call AD.
1lO4, Sun, Q to IL Am. and 8 TO 8
Pitt sl %SMA%, ssy MSn SsW, az Yves in as .m.
home: 2 adults; live in; references.
WOMAN. White, x.h.x,. some cooking.
IT, Mgnsss sa{s 5haSa.a SstMsen llle's ne and L. Z
WOMAN, care for 1-year-old child
for empplloyed couple; 6-dsy week
Yo6NG III s?sNi WHITE WOMAN to i've in
and care for small child of school
age; rm. and board with salary;
pvt. home. Box 334-H, Star. -13
COL. GIRL, must Be fast and handy
SIS week, s days. Apply between
i:30 pm. and $3.50 pm. Monday.
42OI- Mass. ave. NV. 0unch con-
DO Sss'1HDti YOU NEED A HOME. Room.
PIX. Ond and care care Of f.h Child. Also SAL II
ary. $l5 owk. 1888 Myrtle st. n;w.'
coIoRED FAMILY wants settled lady
Children. Eu. $500.
FURNISHED APT, close In, for. man
Cleaning each day except sun.: only
quiet, non-drinkIne people consid-
coon PLAIN COOK and experienced
with children: d wonderful opportu-
2b.4O, with local references. to live
In dne home; other help employed;
SETTLED LADY. colored,. to care for
children; rm. and board, small sal
ary IL 5.1361.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
HELP WOMEN

SETTLED WOMAN, live in, practical
nuIs as exgsr' for Rars,stic sls4 man; refs
WHITE WHITE W Wo8%NH1nterested Nan t IN !.
home more so than high salary; csR
for boys S 9 and a,ai 3; pvt. rm'; a,das
MARRIED WOMEN Il have been
with my company only a short time;
work that enables me, to attend to
my household duties also. My COM
pany has more openings now in q
disnifiea professional worE. II In
tere3ted write me. MRS. E. MOOR
HEAD, 1914 Decatur st. NV. 10
INCREASE INCOME. show friends
lovely handkerchieis. Easy sales
Liberal percentage. No risk ofier.
Exclusive opportunity. SCEM1D
CO.. Dept. 10, Kingston, N. Y.
IL YOU HAVE a good personality
and neat appearance, enjoy work
to increase your present income
frcm $50 to $50 per week on a
part-time basis to start, we have
a limited number of openings; In
terviews, Room 100, Raleigh Hotel,
Sc. MondsEi REAi P;!;i PHsrArE ONO. desires
keeping. Max MILLER, 500 11th
DIGNiFIED, Ornament position for
woman who depends wholly on her
dent income. There is, a place for
you in our prosram OF bringing fine
Sterling to women who have an
Appreciation for gracious living.
Nationally advertised in Vogue. Har-
psrs Bazaar and sponsored ,9 ,I;y BY
work. provides attractive earnings
weekly on percentage basis, pleasant
customer and company relationships
and an opportunity for advancement
In return for n nt time 9 deyStae1 mane9 op eq
tation Of established owners, no de.
liveries OF collections. You need
to I've between age 20 to so and
have fun use OF car for local oriy-
We teach while you earn. arm 10 ar;
Eanse for personal interyiew call
ASK for Mr.. TAVENNER.
CANDY STORE sALESLADY. hours 8
to 4, no Sat. or Sun. work. all noli-
days of; preferably exp; must have
ppa IN psrson q .ae hs SysE n
io2 s7.nns 1t
nights q mo-: 65c hr. See man
ager. TUDOR HALL. 926 Mass. ave.
TELEPHONE-Take orders for Xmas
items, Santa record individually
made BY order. DE. 5000.
DOES PIN MONEY plus free clothing
Interest you? Is so. phone HU.
46.tS, 6-9 pm.
WANTED, refined woman with small
income who will perform light du-
ties IN return for room and board.
FLOOR LADY to direct customers to
upstairs departments. Must have
pleasing personality and appear
ance. See Mr.. Gold, MARVIN'S. 734
7th ST.. NV. -l5
VIRGINIA telephone survey workers.
Must have private unlimited tele-
phone. For Information, apply RIM.
y, shirltnston Trust Bldg, between
AVERAGE $40 per evening, ladies,
white, free to work 8 to S evenings
weekly conducting cosmetic parties;
no delivering or collecting, no can
yassing. Call LO. 5-1666.
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK,
$b.85 up. Fifth ave, N. Y, firm de-
sires women to sell new dresses,
suits, lingerie; seen in Vogue.
Write for sample book, MODERN
MANNER, 260-AN. Fifth ave. N. Y.