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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23
GORTNER

Pastor Daniel Spaid, of Eglon,
preached on Prayer, and Pastor Dun
son on The Wages of Sin IS Death,
but the Gift Of God is Eternal Life.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Grove,
son John Robert
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gnegy an
nounce the birth Of son, Larry ku-
gene.
Mrs. Paul Wclch spent Thursday
with Mrs. Schroycr at the Cuppett
home in Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Fannie Stutzman, who spent
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23
RetractS Statement
on Shallnar Coal

James c. Rennie, state budget di-
rector, retracted statement he had
made about Shallmar's coal being mo
good" The retraction was made after
Senator Neil c. Fraley had told the
Maryland Senate that the Shallmar
coal mine would reopen soon, provid-
ing Jobs for 30 or 40 miners. The
mine has been closed since last March.
We plan to start production Of
coal as soon as the strike situation
clears up" acting president j. j.
Walker, of the Wolf Den Coal COM
pany announced.
Rennie had declared before the
House Ways and Means committee
that "Shallmar is going to have to get
another industry or those people are
going to be on welfare until the end
of time"
Shallmar was flooded with relief
contributions last Christmas when
its plight became nationally known.
Fraley told the legislature he had
been notified that the company had
"scraped together 100000 to get the
mine to reopen" and also got some
orders" for coal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23
Blast DemoliSheS
Elk Garden Plant

A blast Of dynamite demolished the
power house and rocked the three
deck plant of the Cleaner Coal COM
pany near Elk Garden, W. Va, sun
day morning, causing damage around
$4,000 and putting the plant out of
commission.
Some 80 to 60 sticks of dynamite
apparently were placed inside the
door of the building which housed the
gasoline-electric motor, West Virginia
police declared.
The plant was engaged in grading
and preparing coal for market. John
Droppleman, owner, said he had been
purchasing coal from Is small union
and nOn-union operations. He oper-
ates five trucks and hauls coal direct
ly from the mines to his cleaning
plant, after which it is sold in Win
h es er, Hagerstown, Martinsburg
and Washington.
Mines from which he buys coal en-
ploy 70 to so men, while the plant it
self provides Jobs for 10 to u men
when in operation,
Ten carloads of pickets appeared at
the plant February 7 and asked the
owner to stop operations. He had
operated only one day since that time
to fill an emergency order for coal for
Shepherd college
The loss was said to be covered by
insurance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23

Former United States Senator Rush
d. Holt, Weston, w. Va, will speak at
an inter-city Rotary club meeting at
the William-James hotel in Oakland
on Friday evening. The Oakland club
will be host to club members from
Keyser, Piedmont, Terra Alta, King
wood. Grantsville, Friendsville, Frost
burg and Homecoming.
Among the 1875 Rotarians expected
will be two past district governors,
DR.. f. f. Church, Keyser; and DR..
Robert Bess, Piedmont, who will par
ticipate in the program.
Mr.. Holt was elected to the U. S.
Senate in 1884 at the age of 20, being
the youngest member ever elected to
body. He was a member Of the U. S.
delegation to the nterparliamentary
conference at Oslo, Norway, in 1881.
He was elected to the West Virginia
Legislature in 1880 and 1882. He re-
turned to the House Of Delegates in
1914 by virtue Of write-in-vote at
which time he polled more votes than
the combined Democrat and Republi-
can candidates. He was reelected in
1916 and 1948 without opposition, the
last time being placed on the ticket
of both parties, the first time this had
happened in the history of that state.
Mr.. Holt recently returned from
Europe and a portion of his talk will
be devoted to a discussion of the
European trip. His subject will be
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23

the past month where he received
treatment for head injuries, returned
to his home on Saturday whore he is
conyalescing. His condition is con-
sidered good.
Walter II. Haenftling, who had
been a patient in the Newton ID. Bak-
err Hospital, Martinsburg, w Va, for
several weeks, returned to his home
here last week, improved in health
Mrs. Glenn Fratz, who had been a
surgical patient in the Memorial hos
pital returned to her home last We'd
nesday where she is recuperating.
Among those who visited friends
and relatives in the Memorial hospital
over the week -end were Mrs. John
Haentfling, Mrs. Leonard Haenftling,
Carl Haenftling and daughters Joyce
Ann and Kathay, Mrs. Jeff Deal and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Aiken.
of the Beall High School in Frost
burg, spent the Weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23

Miss Louise NJ. Dillon, a member
Dillon.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Broadwater and
son Gary and Keith Lohr spent sew
eral days last week in Baltimore on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Martz and
daughter Sandy and Mrs. c. Schmale
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Fike and family, Uniontown, last
,Vpply
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs, Miles Livengood, of
Swanton, Maryland, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Arlene
Elizabeth, to Walter Curry Tichnell,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Tichnell,
Swanton No date has been set for
the wedding.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Beckman
spent an evening last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Hesse.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-02-23
ACCIDENT

Mrs. Carl Haenftling underwent a
major operation in the Memorial hos
pital last Wednesday. Her condition
is reported to be quite satisfactory.
Henry NJ. Speicher was admitted
to the Memorial hospital last Wednes-
day night where he is undergoing
treatment. His condition is considered
critical.
Mrs. Blaine Wilburn was admitted
to the Memorial hospital on Saturday
where she is being treated for hip in
juries sustained when she fell at her
home.
w. George Miller. who had been a
patient in the Memorial hospital for
christianity Is the Answer to Com
munism.'
In charge of arrangements for the
inter-city meeting are O, 7. eraser,
Dr. Franklin Custer, Alva c. Gort-
ner, Prentice DeBerry and c. A.
Williams. Special music has been ar
ranged by William Gibson. 1t was
emphasized the meeting will be con-
cluded in time to avoid conflict with
the Lions Club minstrel
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HELP MEN

statesmen for 45-yr.-old business
school; evenings and Saturday; must
nave car; rrSe very generous commission,
safEsMESS AND WOMEN wanted Mig for
well-established, financially re-
sponsible flrm which rents small
electrical units 3by nationally known
against commission on sliding scale.
at DISTRICT SCENT CONTROL
SECURITY SALESMAN-We have an
opening for an experienced man who
has selling experience, and will fur
nish. leads, cooperation. material.
special situations and the know.
how to get results. Kindly phone
1Gf IIos apBfi Istn $. JOHN II sE G KAHN saAa CO
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
for new station in Wheaton, Nd.
area: 3 different shift hrs. available;
excellent excel opportunity for advance
Monday at TOMS AUTO SERVICE,
635 N st. NV. See Mr.. Earl Par
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -
White. 80 to 40; only well-experi-
enced men on fabrication work need
apply; salary, SO a day. plus COM
mission and vacation. See Mr.. Bar
ron. mgr. SUNOCO SERVICE STA
T1ON, Wis. ave. and River rd. 30
SERVICE STATION attendant; ex-
:. per-: white, Phone sH. 9653. -19
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
HAYNES esq ESQ sEKS1cE aeS e0@@ssSsGr s4os Vlr:
Cinia ave
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HELP DOMESTIC

G.HW., live in; Thurs. and every
refs; S2s. OIL. 1914. -22
G.H.Ws plain cooking, live in. fond
Ge eq ehaTsa emp fo9a psTepta salary
GIRL. white. 2o-22. to help With
housework and care of children;
live in: come to 540S Marlboro I'd,
lI9as1l Hillside. M Nd or call HI 1907, for
HoGsRkhGf'ER, Hid1Ssnki!2h' eolored. live wle in,
complete charge Of house. / chill:
and health card. ia. a-Ss1s.' '' V1S 1sj
MAID care Of 2 children. g.h W.
every other Sun. on; refs. REQUIRED.
MAID AID foR 1 COOKING and seneral msg
nolsework; nSg Sn9b live in; local references.
WOMAN, a5 to 10;
g;h;w., cooking. help with 2 small
children: suburban home; live in;
$50 Wk'; recent loc. refs. WI. 1914.
MODERN APT, kitchen
cite and bath. everything furn.;
In exchange for help with children
and houSework; want congenial, In
teilisent party. Box 147-H. Star.
WOMAN. Protestant. without ties
who wants a good. permanent home.
Your own room and pvt. bath. to
assist mother with work and 2
children. FA. 1910. 10
white, capable. under so,
general housework and plain cook
ing. live in. WA. 62S5. ia
SETTLED LADY, live in. care for
chiidren;. private rm., small salary;
week ends free II desired. Call Hay
Market tVa) 7403. 19s
SETTLED WOMAN. colored or white,
to run house and care for children
while mother works; live In; small
salary; do not call unless reliable
and experienced. GIL. 1898 -I9
LIKE to have settled, de-
pendable woman to do g,h.w., care
los small children. Cali Ii.
REFINED white or colored settled
woman to keep house for working
cple. Box 4S1-E. Star. -l9
GIRL. Ink; help with
children; live in; S18 week 81.
2719. is
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SALESGIRLS

Ages 20 to 80. for fine hotel cigar
in pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Exper.
not nee. as we will train you. Must
be neat, courteous and dependable.
Apply in person to Mr.. Sitrick at
PARK HOTEL between 8 am. and
~ am. or pm. and 4 pm. No
phone calls. 10
in china,
glass and silver Al salesperSon for
better class clientele. Salary open.
Position permanent for right person.
A1f G%Gg te sta Take charge of who whole
sale furniture showroom, some
enSHS5Ef 91 syPhRga PURarHRE 4R4y sHoW ss p
SALES LADIES. PART TIME, for
Christmas selling only; must be able
for SO pm. S. S. KREsGE CO.
5536 Connecticut avenue NV. -22
SALES LADIES FOR FULL TINE.
part time and Saturday; some per-
manent positions. s, s. KRESGE
CO.. 5536 Connecticut avenue NV
DEMONSTRATE + s,
exp, to demonstrate and sell q
household product at WASHINGTON S
leading dept store: good salary and
commission. Phone EX. 5O34 from
pm. to 8 pm. all day Sun
for THE YARN g.
FABRIC CENTER, 1436 Park I'd.
NV; full or part time; personable,
under 30. able to knit or sew. is
for women's speciality
shop; experienced; 4O-hr. week.
RE. 7021. Ia
SEAMSTRESS-Must be experienced
on mems and women's repairs and
alterations. 1901 New Jersey ave.
NV 10
law office, experienced;
5-day week; start S55 week. Call
MA. 1880 -2I
SECRETARY for well-established CO..
located in modern, conditioned
bldg; salary. S240 per mo-: free
hospital and other employe benefits;
excellent working cond.; must be
capable stenographer. Please reply.
stating age. experience and family
status, Box S3-H Star 90
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1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

STENoGRAPHER-CLERK. must know
shorthand; Bethesda ONCE, SUB
URBAN NATIONAL BANK. 7444
sTENoGRAPHER-cLERK. permanent
position in national company: state
age. education. experience and start
ing salary expected. Box 111-E.
TYPIST. experienced In cutting
mimeograph stencils on IBM elec-
tromatic typewriter; permanent po-
sition ME- 4232 80
TYPIST and receptionist--Must have
experience in the operation of a
Monitor switchboard. as well as
being capable typist; age 20-30
preferred: permanent position for
dependable person: 5-day, 40-hr
VIZ CECO STEEL FIELD PRODUCTS
CORP, 2011 K st. NV. MA. 5814.
TYPIST, experienced. permanent po-
sition; -5-day wk.; small insurance
Office. S160. s2s Woodward bldg.
TYPIsT and general office worker
5-day week. SIS weekly. permanent
position. H. ABRAMSON CO., 1882
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HELP WoMEN (cont. }

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, white,
age 1926; excellent opportunity
for right person. Box 333-E. Star.
wanted for full-time
work on candy stand in the Acad-
emy Theater, 535 Sth st. Sc. Ap-
after $50 pm -21
-RECEPTIoNIsT, expert
enced; salary in line with ability;
freedom to travel helpful. Apply
1927 F st. NV, 4th floor. is
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HELP MEN AND WoMEh

ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white, ex-
service, CARLTON HOTEL, 10th
FoREiGN ofd 4 S'Si SiiAhN,TGUAGE h,T correspondent m9S
needed by large Syracuse. New York
manufacturer. Must be expert in
Brazilian Portuguese and possess
frst-hand acquaintane of Brazil:
excellent opportunity; salary open.
Box 2o-G, Star 10
PIANIST ENTERTAINER, colored.
Tor new colored cafe. FLORIDA
CAFE; call after 5 pm, CO. 1850.
sTENOGRAPHER wanted, man or
woman. under 35. for railroad office,
ne. section $3.50 mo. 5-day week;
must be efficient. Call MI. O203
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. hard
workers.; good proposition; must
nave unlimited phone. Call Mr..
ULREY at RE. 1851, 10 to 4 pm
ACT NOW FOR EASY EXTRA Cash
Amazing profits selling friends
Stunning personalized cards. so for
81 UP. Gorgeous 21-card Feature
boxes. metallics. stationery, gift
items. Bonus plan. Write, phone or
visit MASTERCRAFT, 1911 G st.
NV. Wash. 5. DI, O908,
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CLEANING-LAUNDR COL
wishes days work. Call RE. 0417

CLEANING-LAUNDR COL.
wishes days work. Call RE. Q4l7.
GHW-Young col. girl desires or
512 days work and care for pre-
school age child; no cooking. MI.
GIRL. colored. desires. housework by
week or day; no cooking. Call FIR.
GIRL, colored, wishes work by the
day; good references and best ex-
perience. Call MI. S272. is
GIRL, colored, g.h.w.. cooking; live
in; no children; no laundry; city
refs. ST. 0936.
GIRL. colored, desires job cleaning or
nursing. no washing. Call D1. 43T0.
GIRL, col. desires work, recent high
school graduate; good ironer and
plain cooking; HU. 1884, 19s
% nights; Vutie rel. s25 Tssf 6 St. NV. lVD' Ss"'
MAID, part or full time, exper-
epsced; can furnish excel. city ref.
WOMAN, mature. white, desires work
as companion, light housework or
care of children. Phone vi. 1851.
WOMAN. colored, desires days work;
ironins. cleaning; references. FIR.
CLEAN Sat; SIS and carfare; baby
sitter, 8 or 4 nights q week; 65
cents hour and carfare. TU. 0967;
A RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN de-
sires days work. DE. 1901.
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ROOF1NG-GUTTERS
'ree estimate. prompt service, all
work Internationally guaranteed; !;
stalled and repaired. j. g. j.
ROOFING AND Thinning CON-
TRACTORS. Call DU. 424S after
& q m
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30
t2l, experienced. to work
in super market; excellent pay and
SUPER MARKET. l080s Lincoln
ave, Kensington. Md. Lo. 5-1s65.
general office work. Typing
IneauiTEsd: re- Apply 141e Eye st. NV
LEI post prefer, ex-
perienced loan office girl, will con-
slider beginner. DALTON FINANCE
full time position, no Sundays; local
references, experienced. neat ap-
pearing; good salary and hours; a
chance for advancement; Apply in
CLERK. 'ST'n young lady. " age 1880: for
general clerical duties; typing help
full but not required; Apply in per-
son. No phone. calls. HAMILTON
NATIONAL BANK e1s 14th st, NV.
CLERK. aged 2O-32. large auto in
surance claim department: work in
wolves accurate proof checking of
files and typing. Convenient Gown
town location in new air-conditioned
building, Good starting. salary plus
paid paid Vacation W s and n Insurance e! Phone Tenn
Mr.. SIEBERT. at ME. 3270 for
appointment 20
CLERK, statistical and detail work;
experienced with figures; age. SO
35: Call MR.; WILLIAMS for ap-
for valet shop. Apply 1903
Conn ave. NV. is
CLERK K-STENOGRAPHER. part time,
mornings or afternoons, in Bethesda,
apply by letter, L. M. F.. P. o. Box
CLERK-TYPIST-Pe position;
hospital business office; alternating
shift; salary with meals. Apply
1147 18th st. NV. 80
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HELP MEN

SIX BRICKLAYERs WANTED-R. L
ave. and Newton St ne: S26 day.
II you don't like being
tied down to monotonous work in
factory, store or other employment,
write for details. Good opening near
by. More money and a real oppor-
tunity. RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. DCK-
14-CC. Chester. Pa
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcont. ]

TWO GIRLS. colored, desire 5-day
week: will stay 2 nights: references.
COLORED GIRL desires live-in job,
5-day wk.. as mothers helper. Call
DU. 1857.
COLoRED WOMAN, exper.: morning
work; nr. 14th and Harvard; ref; +;
66c hour, carfare; or baby sitting.
HU. 41S9. lis
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AUTO SEAT COVERS

Only S9.95 for. $50 Plastic Coated
4-door sedans. coaches and club
models. BURR + THEIsHMAN's' 1868
Lee hwy. -Arl.. Va; CHI. 0024; Seven
Corners, Falls Ch.. .FA. 2l77: 10th
Evening star., 1950-11-18

Bargains: just moved,
must sacrifice. Nearly new Airway
vacuum cleaner and apt. size Easy
Spindrier washing mach Sat. eve.
SO, all day Sun. 300 Regina ave-,
Apt. 102, Shirley Duke Apts., Alex,
Va 10
Evening star., 1950-11-18

NIGHT AUDIT CLERK-Prefer man
IN making night audit of accounts
receivable posted on MGR 1000 post
ing machine. Hrs. 500 pm to
100 am. 6-day wk. Apply Person
mel Once. Emergency Hospital. 30
SERVICE MECHANIC,
also must be able to drive and de-
OIL Eef BtRNER 5aSi f sEkv1cE " ca4MSRa MEeHANics
servicing all makes Of oil burners,
desired by large oil burner and fuel
oil organization; salary in keeping
with experience; 40-hr. wk.. time
excel @ work Hdsfe cond eSdP caii MR. sufPosS PoT.
TER. HO. 0626. 10
PAINTERS, white. 5, 1st class only.
S12 to start. Apply ready for work
s am. Mon. 1905 w. Wiz. ave,
PAPER HANGER, white. for large apt.
building; permanent position. vaca-
ton. sick leave. 44-hour week, $50
ONCE; WEsTcHEsTER APART
pAPERHANGER, pAPhaai exp. only, sle Wig per
fay AePsy s4a5 N st. NV ne5S 800
GREaT sE39P WGsTEsN VEST fl PHARM. RsTs i@s Iss5
35th st. NV. DE. 1927. -f9
Md. registrat tion.
CHANDLER'S DRUGS; 1887 Defense
hwy, LandoVer Hills. Md. UN. 1886.
-19
registered, for relief
work. Apply at SMITH PHARMACY,
l4th and Clifton sts. NV. go
PHARMACIST-Excel. salary and
hrs. good opport. CHEVY CHASE
PHARMACY, 5636 Conn. ave. NV,
WO. $500. is
PLASTERERS, (3o), steady work on
AK. 6937 -19
PLASTERERS WANTED (WHITE5.
FIRST-CLASS. WHITE-COAT ME-
CHANICS ONLY; S2S PER DAY;
PLENTY OF WORK AND MATE
RIAL. CALL Ii. 3-4540 OR TO.
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HELP MEN

MECHANIC. LIST class and also. metal
man. Ford specialists, paid vaca-
benefits. $3.50 commission. Ia
k0MA MOTOR CO., 21 Carroll ave.
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CARPENTRY

Complete remodeling, repairs; bsmt.
to attic. Work done promptly, neatly.
AP. 03SO. TU. 3272 30
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YOUNG MEN

We have vacancies for two young men
IN our Rockville Office Must have
knowledge of accounting, be able to
type and use 10-key Underwood
electric adding machine. 5-day week,
good salary, oportunity for advance
ment, many employe benefits. Our
office located near Confessional Air
port on Rockville Pike, U. S. 240.
Call
MR.. c. j. VAN STREApER
Evening star., 1950-11-18

Moving to Florida. Am selling my
old china. Meissen, Dresden and
biSque fleurines, silver trays. china
umbrella stand collection of minia-
lures, etc.; also lovely mirrored
cocktail table; assorted expensive
lamps. including pair Of hurricane
lamps and lovely pair Of crystal
candelabras. Prices will amaze you.
HO. BdSS 10
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LADY. for retail store. 5-day wk
Apply after $50 am.
BREWOOD
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST desires part-time all
types office work; mature, expert
enced; reference. Box 234-G, Star.
LADY. alone. desires position as COM
panion; would assume housekeeping
responsibilities; congenial home first
consideration. Box 11s-G, Star.
LADY desires tipping of any descrip-
ton at home; 10 yrs experience.
MATURE WOMAN. law graduate,
exp. secretary and business exec,
capable and down to earth, seeks
congenial active Job. Box 11Q-E,
MOTHER with child will care for
infant of working mother and Ink.
in exchange for room and board and
small salary. Overlook 1854. 49,
NURSE, colored, avail. for any type
cases Institution or private. Ii.
NURSE. registered. col, wants work.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, colored,
exper:, neat and reliable; with ref
EVENING PosiTiioN desired by
woman, experienced in PIX. typing,
ofice WORK. Phone IA. S-s3os.
CAPABLE WOMAN with experience in
office MANAGEMENT, ready-to-wear;
also restaurant experience: willing to
go out of town. Box 220-G, Star.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN wants
steady Job sewing. Call SH. 0926.
COLORED GIRL desires elev. oper.
or light Office cleaning in evening.
LU. 1-363S Sat. and Sun.
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STONE WALLS

Have a crew of Al bricklayers, white,
am in position to do any Job i'm
mediately. Cali STEADMAN, TU.
1862, weekdays. SO. 40
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HELP WOMEN Cont J

CLERK-TYPIST for general office
work, including PIX: will teach
switchboard operation: state age
and phone number in reply. Box
4l6-D Star 81
CLERK general insur-
ance office: excellent working condi-
tons. Call ME. 2670. 10
CLERK for Mt. Rainier ONCE
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. SIP
day week: all employe benefits. Ap-
ply in person to Mr. Adkin. 3237
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier
10
CLERK -TYPIST-Conyenien down
portunity. to learn and advance: 40
hour. 5-day week. with paid vaca-
tions. Call RE. LAG. for app't.
Evening star., 1950-11-18

YOUNG LADY. with sales exp, fol
retail store; 5-day wk. Apply after
9:30 am
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Back Sill-BrickbatS

S755. 30
BAR. with folding screens. storage
space; s1sss iassl for apt or club 6asmt.
hARHIuss new gfss 'ui9s1R RsHREs ESss
hAfHTuss SAHFf S. ia2a Gs sSi Ss ne Se1Sd sRd
ssfa sSss RluRoiRE n g. NV. HsS5es W. 7s6sI CLOCKS
chair. padded. SO. oV. oSsS. 4ie
| BED. Cushman. maple, sgle., spring
and matt. sos; Turkish oriental
rug. $50; end table. So. OR. 0727.
snd, ped excel. cOnd'. feas. %.
BEDS twin-sized Hollywood beds,
springs; reasonable. GE. O666. 80
BEDS-Twin, Holly. studio couch. love
;rroz seat wash l6ar mach .fh antique clock snd
BEDROOM 1pls eamsIsta sEfE stSd tSn Efnu5 al 6oa9
BEDROOM SUITE. rock maple; ~
bed, simmons inneT-spring matt.
chair; sos. IA. a943. 19'
BEDROOM SUITE, maple; single bed.
mattress, perfect condition; misc.
furniture; rugs. GE. 1921. No
BEDROOM sUITE-Loveiy 6-pc.,
natural oak, plate glass mirror,
$500, with air foam matt. and box
springs, S400. Originally $3.50. SH.
BEDROOM SUITE pcs, walnut,
very good condition; orig. cost, $495,
BEDROOM AND Porch FURNITURE.
reasonable. No dealers. Call WI.
BED SPRING and mattress, doubls
size: good condition; eyes,. week
BIcYcLE, girlss as-inch. s12. IA.
BICYCLES. boys and girls; SIS each:
good condition, Call after pm.
BINOCULARS. l2x4o. with leather
case, $50; prewar. TIE. o670. after
BLANKETS - Elec. (2l, Simmons.
twin. one new, one slightly used;
S25 each. AID. 1855. 10
BOILERS-Used, guaranteed. Days,
TR. 3213; nights. FIR. 21O9. "a
BRICKS, face and common. any
quantity PENNSYLVANIA BUILD
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BRICKS, or a million. ALASKA
COAL 4 BRICK CO.. Ma. 6ss5:
Otis 1900
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YOUNG MAN

As repair clerk in property
management department OF
old established real estate Of
fee. A splendid opportunity to
learn the property manage
ment business. In reply state
age, education. experience If
any, marital status. salary ex-
pected. Box 152-D. Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-18
MEN 6 WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

rYPISTS, neat, accurate; desire part
time work; 2 or 3 evenings week.
10. 2-1014. -19
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ImprovementS-Repairs
Monthly payment plan. DE. 5000.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cuI-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GI training; day
and evening classes. WARFLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV
DI. 1862.
BALLROOM DANCING, expert in
structions, American and Latin
American dances. EN-. 2221. Call
mornings. 10
BALLROOM DANCING - Learn to
dance at home; waltz, rhumba. etc.
Call JACK. CHI. $500. 30
PHOTOGRAPHER loc. in Va, would
like to teach beginners: professional
studio and darkroom facilities for
black and white and color. FA
1912 evenings or week ends. 10
DARRIGRAND School of French Lam
sons, $50. NO. 7122. WI. O274. is