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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-10-25
. WEDDING BELLS

Miss Lillian Fujioka and Mr.. Jack
Sameshima exchanged MARI e
VOWS before an altar of greens on
Sunday, Oct. %, in the Japanese
Methodist Church. which was deco
rated with baskets of white gladioli,
chrysanthemms and dahliaS. The
, bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. Flu
iioka and the groom, the son of
MIS-. Sayo Sameshima. The Rev.
Thomas j. Machida read the double
ring service by candlelight at 4
o'clock.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr. Victor Flu
iioka, wore a white blush slipper
satin gown with a pearl-trimmed
drop shoulder yoke and fitted bodice.
Winged drapery swept backward on
he full eight-gore skirt and extern
ded into a formal train. A finger
tip veil of illusion was fastened to
a satin Juliet cap trimmed with
pearls and orange blossoms. The
bridal bouquet was of stephanotis
and camassi. centered with a white
orchid.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Jane
Okada, the brides cousin. She was
dressed in a gown fashioned similarly
10 the brides in pink champagne
slipper satin with a low neckline
and flange collar. Mrs. Okada wore
a Juliet cap and mitts to match and
carried a bouquet of deep yellow
roses.
Misses Hamako Ozawa and Nobi
Nakamura, bridesmaids, and Carol
SugaWara, the brides second cousin
who served as flower girl. all wore
gowns identical to that of the ma
iron of honor's. The bridesmaids
were in rose slipper satin and the
flower girl, in pink slipper satin.
and all of them wore matching Jul
liet caps and mitts. Bouquets of
yellow roses were carried by the
bridesmaids. The flower girl had
Colonial bouquet of yellow roses.
Best man was Mr.. Toru Matsuoka
and the ushers we're Messrs. Eiichi
and Isao Nishimura, Mas /
ten Phillip Keto, the brides Hephsw, |
was rlnsbeageF
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cong. Teachers
Plan Party

Sunday School teachers of the
Japanese Congregational Church
have planned a Halloween party
or the Sunday School students from
7 to 9 pm. On Saturday, Oct. %, in
he church.
Parents are cordially invited to
Join their children at this party.
Betty Krock, student at Seattle
Pacific College, will join the teach
ing staff of the Japanese Congrega-
tional Sunday School. She will begin
teaching the Intermediate class this
sunday, Oct. 20.
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Family Mite
Set Friday

The monthly Methodist Family
Mite" will be from 1880 pm, Friday,
Oct. 27, in the church. Superinten-
dent Art Howell of the Sunday
School, which is sponsoring the
event, has obtained a movie, 1T
Happened One Night. Family groups
are urged to attend. A small offer
ing will be taken to defray the ex-
penses of the film.
Family Mite" IS held each month
in order to get the whole family to
come out for fellowship. Next
months movie will be THE Song
of Bernadette".
WSCS will have its monthly meet
ing from pm, Friday, Oct. 81, in
Mrs. Paul Hagiya's home.
As Mrs. Bill Yorozu will teach the
group cake decorating techniques,
everyone is asked to bring any equip
ment they may have.
Duzzers have invited the MYF TO
join them at a Halloween party
from 7:30 pm, Saturday, Oct. %, in
the church.
Chairman Donna Yokoyama is
being assisted by Mary Kondo, Ruth
Watanabe, Jobu Matsuoka, Roy Okla
be. Morio Terayama, TAX Okamoto,
Roy Kawaguchi and Mabel Kondo.
On Sunday Oct. 20, the Duzzers
will assist in the church, wide paper
drive. From to pm, the group
will gather the papers and magazines
ana tie them together.
Anyone desiring to donate to the
paper drive is asked to contact either
the Rev. Paul Hagiya. CA. 1924, or
George Yamamoto, PR $780,
Proceeds from this drive will help
support the two basketball teams in
the local league.
japanese Methodist Church Sun
day School children will have Hal
loween party from 2 to 4:3O pm.
Saturday Oct 28 in the church
basement.
Prizes will be awarded to the
children with the most original,
scariest and funniest costumes.
Assisting will be Phyllis Unosawa,
Oracle Osawa and Sunni Hara. re-
freshments; Marion Unosawa, pri-
yes; and Reiko Tanaka, publicity.
John Ikeda and the Rev. Paul Ha-
giya will provide the transportation
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Q KITCHEN SHOWER

Miss Amy Seko, who will become
Mrs. Mas Kuramoto this Sunday,
Oct. 20, was honored at a kitchen
shower on Saturday evening, Oct.
81, in Mrs. Hisashi Nishimuras home.
Hostesses were Mrs. Toru Matsuoka
md the Misses Suzie Muramoto Yo-
shi Shitamae and Sunni Fukei.
Those who were present were the
MesdameS Hank Obata, Ted Kura-
motto, Joe Nakatsu, Tets Kuramoto,
Koichi Suto and Hisashi NiShimura;
the Misses Mich Shibayama Terry
Harui, Amy Mukai and Ruby Kokita.
Mrs Bob Kono and Miss Kimi
Shibayama were unable to attend
out sent gifts.
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.YWCAGroup Books
Trick or Treat

A trick or treat" Halloween party
will be held at $3.50 pm. this Fri
day, Oct. 81, in the central YWCA,
5th and Seneca. The party is being
given by the Sixth Niters, a social
club for single men and women be-
tween the ages of 81 and 35.
Everyone attending should come
dressed as little boys or girls or in
clothes suitable for Halloween fun.
Everyone is invited to attend
whether a member of the club or
not.
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D SIMPLE WEDDING

At a simple candlelight ceremony
IN Sunday, Oct. %, Miss May Y.
Kaneta, grandniece of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Yamashita, became the bride of
Mr.. William Ikeda, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j, S. Ikeda. The Rev. Emery
Andrews officiated at the 4:30 o'clock
service in the Japanese Baptist
Church.
After the wedding, a reception
was held in Kiang Nam Cafe.
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Roy Kawaguchi, Jack Ichikawa, Carl
Nagai, Kaz Kumasaka, Jim Osawa,
Tats Kumasaka. Takeshi Yamamoto,
Akio Yanagihara and Eddie Nagai
Communion - Chairman Tsuguo
Ikeda, Martha Kawaguchi, Marianne
Urakawa, John Ikeda and Phyllis
Unosawa.
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Notices from Our Churches
BAPTIST
901 Z. Spruce

BAPTIST
901 z. Spruce
Gas a.m.--Sunday School in nur-
:ery school building.
10 m.-Issei Worship Service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei Worship Service
-Okazaki Glass at Fujin
Home from 8 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING in gym.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main st.
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
IL a.m.-Young Peoples devotional
service. Sanghas in charge. Organist,
Yasuko Ota. Guest speaker: Mr..
Morris Brooks.
pm.-Bodhi Society every first
and third Friday.
CONGREGATIONAL
3O5 18th So.
10 m.--Sunday School for nur-
~ kindergarten, beginners, pri
's"Y End juniors. New boys class
'''iraarv department.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei Service. The Rev
Al Chin Tsai to speak on THE Faith
Of Protestant.
FAITH BIBLE
Washington Hall
IL a.m.-Worship Service. Commu-
Mon with DR.. JepSon officiating.
$3.50 pm. - Christian Fellowship
Meetings. Pathlighters, intermediate
Followers and Junior Fellowship.
Places of meetings to be announced
later.
Tuesday, p.m.-Basketball
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The YWCA East Side Branch, 102
21st Avenue North, will hold Lead
ership Institute, from until $3.50
pm, Monday, Oct. 80, at the branch.
We've chosen as our theme, Com
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Mrs. Yae Mimi sang II Love You
Truly, Because" and The Lords
Prayer, accompanied by Miss Ruth
Kazama.
The bride and the groom's mothers
were in formal gowns of blue grey
satin and grey crepe respectively
with orchid corsages.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held in Gyokko-K Cafe. Mrs.
Toru Matsuoka took care of the
guest book and the Mesdames Katie
Ratliff, Beth Hondo, May Abe and
Miss Mary Ito cut the cake.
The bride wore a green checked
suit with black accessories for her
honeymoon trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sameshima will make
their home in Seattle.
Baishakunin for the couple were
DR.. and Mrs, Paul S shigaya and
MI and Mrs 9, oklysma,
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FAITH BIBLE
washington Hall

Observation more than books, ex-
perience rather than persons. arc
the prime educators. "A. B. Alcott
Evening star., 1950-12-13
HELP WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 plus
comm; can earn S65 to SS5 per
wk: Apply LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS. l110 Eye st. NV. Ia
BEAUTY OPERATOR. preferably with
following; good hours. excellent
pay; downtown location. Call ME
S430 for appointment. lis
BEAUTY OPERATORS. new salon,
downtown: steady, 5la days; com.
mission with guarantee. Apply
Room 601,- 1920 New York ave.
Evans Bldg, Monday through
Thursday. II to 2 nm La
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HELP WOMEN (cent.)

CLERK -TYPIST, white. age ls to
IS; must be able to work 7:15 am:
pm. to 1I:15 pm. following week:
employe benefits after 3 mos. en-
MAYELowER HOTEL. Conn. ave.
CLERK -TYPisT. knowledge of re-
cord keeping. 5 days: $3.50 per
for well-known won-
ems specially shon;. 5-day week
store discount. Apply WHELANs
CLERK -TYPIsT. familiar with gen.
eral office work, for accounting de-
partment; Apply treasurer. SHORE
HAM HOTEL. II
CLERK-TYPlST, permanent position
In executive Offices located 1924
Upshur st. NV; vacations witt
pay. paid sick leave, disqualification
and insurance. Apply to personne
once: ,72A y st. NV. -15
CLERK -TYPIST to learn bookkeeping
machine; will do training provided
applicant can type. Give age, alst
phone number. Box 445-D. Star
in accounting de.
partment Of NBC radio -telcyisior
stations. Excellent working condi.
tions and interesting surroundings
Some previous experience preferred
but not essential. Under % years
Typing speed at least 40 W.p.m
Hours 9-5. Mon. through Fri sal.
ary Sl70 mo. TO start. See Mis-,
Ferguson. NATIONAL BROADCAST.
ING COMPANY. 131 14th st, NV.
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADIES WANTED
SALESLADIES WANTED
No experience necessary; good start
ing salary Apply In person 8. s
KRESGE CO., 1l01 g st. NV. Il:
SALESLADIES
No Experience
Necessary
Regular or
art-Time Positions
S. N. N6cBRIDE co.

washinston's finest variety stores
Corner eth andH SITS. NE. LA
SECRETARY, under :}5. to train for
administrative position in executive
of1ces If local concern located at
1924 Upshur st; NV: vacation with
svli and insYrsnes; Is1 Apply to MIR. BUR-
sEGRHETARY II = In n lessi eis division OF
well-known corp; familiarity with
t;sI Goyt- agencies nds, helpful but not essen
sEcRETARYMone lsrI TAi Yoa girl, s-man miG Law
legal, accent. responsibility and ex-
ercise initiative; rapid typist, with
reasonable dictation speed: Q to
3: 2;3o 70 ? Gays; salsry open; ST. 326:
ls II; SGfn MA 0S' Se.
tween rs and 30. of above-average
ability. to perform responsible du-
ties in growing multiple corporate
office in Clarendon. Va. An inter.
neat appearing and ambitious young
lady an excellent opportunity. Ex-
perience in law construction or real
estate will be helpful. Salary open
advancement assured. OK. 1903.
sECY.-sTENoGRAPHER for law Of
flce. excel. salary and working con-
ditjons: basic 371a-hr.. 5-day wk.
Only eficient. personable young lady
need apply. Call ME. 3076 for in
sTENOGRAPHER - Clerical back.
ground helpful; 5-day wk.. pleasant
working conditions; permanent posi-
ton: Apply SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO. 4702 14th ST. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, permanent; Edi.
nhone.- typing, shorthand; small of.
nee: ) days, 40 hrs Cal Mr.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced in law
ONCE desirable but not necessary
5-day week: not over 10 years OF
age; salary S235 a month: give age
education. exper. Box 1896. Star
STENoGRAPHER AND CLERK. un-
der 40 years. in real estate. insur-
ance and Law ofice; 5-dav week;
hours. 9-5. P. j. WASTE, INC.
lib Eye st. NV MA. 646S -
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

BOOkKEEPER, temporary, several
Wk.; ttyptst. HO. $500. Ext. oO9
No ans, leave message with oper
FLORIST WANTED, to learn fior;st
trade. wholesale or floral shop: more
interested in learning than salary
Box 6l-J, Star.
MAID IN STORE or as waitress; gir
desires work, full or part time
ST 5os1.
NURSE, practical, colored. wishes day
or night duty; excellent ref. Call
CO. 1879. IL
NURSE: practical. white. desires care
OF lady bed patient; live in; best
references, Tower 6163. -13
OFFICE WORK. by intelligent high
school student, after school and Sat
urdays. RE. 1855,
SECRETARY, efficient, 10 yrs expe-
rience. Salary S75 wk Phone MISS
JOHNSTON, ma. 1908.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, as COM
panion, elderly lady or semi-invalid;
INV; can drive. WO. 1851.
COLORED GIRL desires housework or
as mothers helper; to live in. VI.
1928 after 10 am.
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HELP DoMEsTIc
BUSINESS COUPLE desire good

BUSINESS COUPLE desire good cook
g.h.w., neat, light colored girl, 1870
to $50 dinner; knowledge of kosher
cooking preferred; must have recent
local refs. Phone HU. 1886.
COOK, live in, white, no house work,
PVT; phone. Phone ST. 1857 for
Cook INV. capable OF managing
house for employed adults tpresent
COOK 10 years.; 5l2-day week: live
N or out: refs. OR. 0674. is
COOK, G.H.W., 30-3s yrs: live in;
Slsn S5 5das CIV ,s,s wk ,so,Isa sxpsr gth o eh
COOK, G.Hw.-experienced. i5cal
of rs5S' 9a!y; aaHG live in or OUT sa5 week
COOK AND G.H.w.. colored; live in;
GI cnnV: ,.S3 Srsnsp'; on Rockville pike.
GH.w.. live in. Bethesda, Md: up.
stairs rm. Fond of children Plain
cooking; Thursday, every other Sun
day of; 50 so to start. other help
employed. Only reliable and expe-
rienced apply. Call WI. 2S71. la
G.H.W.. live in. help with 2 young
children; nice room ard bath on 3rd
floor; automatic washer; S100 mo.
refs. req. EN-. 4l10. Ia
MAID. white, over II; general house
work ana care Tor ) children. ref
erence; health card. SH. 511O, 10.
S-557g. -l3
MIDDLE-AGED colored woman, to
care for 4-mos.-old baby. Call ia
2-131i Ar. N
SETTLED, colored girl. for g.h.w..
care. OF children; live in: other help
empl.. good salary and nome to
1925 Ingraham st Nv Ia
/ NEED SOME ONE to live in, dc
light houSewoTk and care for my
school children; will consider some
one With small child. JU 7-J4ln Re
fore 3 ~
age children, ghw.; 5 days wk.; good
salary DE 41Rn
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"How much cold cash do you wish?"
HELP kEN

SHOE SALESMAN. exper. in selling
shoes for the family; full time or
ewes. and Sat. 34l2 14th st. NV.
SHOE Statesmen. experienced only;
liberal salary and commissions
JOSEPH DE YOUNG. INC, 1906
sHoP MAN, for established plumb
ing and sheet metal Arm; per-
manent inside year round employ
ment, for a clean cut man. Apply
MR.. EDWARD, 627 F street NV.
SPECIFICATION WRITER, exper on
building construction. Apply MILLS
& PETTICoRD. 330s 14th st. NV.
SPoTTER. for silks and wools; must
be experienced; no amateurs. Ap-
ply 23l7 18th st. NV, CO. 1894.
STOCK CLERKS, permanent work;
Must be high school graduates or
better; INTERNATIONAL SALES
sToRERooM " CLERK, Il. RS' white, esp exSer.
pref. Apply steward once. CARL
TON HOTEL. 10th and K SITS. NV.
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statesmen

statesmen
TOLEDO SCALES CO. has opening
for statesmen to sell scales and
food machines in an exclusive ter
ritory in Washington and nearby
Maryland counties. Speciality selling
experience helpful; must have car.
Call ia. 1900 for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

FLYING TO MIAMI. air races, Jan.
4; returning Sth: room for 2. Call
ROBT: JACKSON. WA. 1l45. l4s
Los ANGELES-Leaving eve. Of 18th;
share expenses. Call LO. $4,000.
SAN ANTONIO. TExAs-Leavins
Sat. Dec. 18th; returning Dec. Goth.
Call GF. 1907. -13
SAN DIEGO, in new sedan; leave SAT-
urday; take two or three. DI. 1851.
FLORIDA, Tampa. Bradenton-Leav-
ing Dec. 2l PM, return Jan 1;
sassr ssks ! q or passengers. oL. s.5a
BUFFALO, New York-Take 8; 60
about PEG. S2: return after Christ
RIDE wANrED by lady, to St. ISh Louis
and retIrn; leave next week: refs,
TO SAN ANTONioWLeave Dec. 1s
or II; take 8; share expenses; refs.
EN-. 0465 evenings.
YOUNG WOMAN wishes ride to De-
troit; leaving about December 2l;
share expenses: references exchanged.
Box Cyl, Star.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoOK-HoUsEKEEPER-Liye in your
own pvt. white cottage on beautiful
country estate Just 90 min. from
DG csI+ Must Must lo,s be ex9eriense6 EN-
like to cook; permanent position;
Cali Ell. 3SOs. Is
H.W.-Prepare evening meal. some
Laundry; hours 3 pm. to 8 pm.
SATURDAYS; must live in in or Or near
$50 pm. and pm, FA. 5641,
GH.W-Experienced, part-time work.
CIV. HEIPERMsmall convaiesent
home; live in; white; ST.. 1858,
GIRL. colored, wishes g.h.w. or days
cT9I Tork; .nype9d sxpe1d; and n5s, refs. DE, 6465
GIRL. colored. wishes work part
time; morning; clean apartment or
ned in store. Call HI. 6921. Il3
GIRL desires evening work or night
Girl, f' colored, 1e; S desires ss'di Gay work or
HOUsEMAN. sardener,. can wait
tables or care for, invalid; good ref
ererces. Box 5s-.I. star. IA"
WOMAN wants partItime work clean
$1,000.
GENIAL CoLORED GIRL desires Job
housework and plain cooking; refs.
WISH no PLACE MY MAID; excel
cook. g.h.w. and child care; live in
or out SH. 1888
1st-CLASS COOK, wants g.h.w.; ref
HU. 1878.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.; exper.,
COLORED MAID-35-40: general
houseworker and cook; to live-in
Silver Spring area, must be capable
OF handling small baby. City Ref
Call SH. 0260
woman's or general hall work; day
work only; Al ref. Ii. 6-4525.
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PERSONAL

ACCOUNTANT BOOKS started, kept
part time; all taxes, statements
prompt: local refs. EN-. s634.
PERMANENT: 81; shampoo; WAR,
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
KIND, LOVING CARE given to in
valids. young and elderly. Estab.
since 1882 Falls Church 0l91.
EXCELLENT CHILD CARE in nearby
Md. and D. c.. free transp.. meals
per day; also full time care; super
CHfED chilli PEA cAREMWil eHSfH care are yftsi for your
child days. Monday through Friday.
GHosT WRiTiNG, editing. typing,
speeches. articles. written. NELSON
BUREAU, Box 7s7. Wash, D. E:
VACANCY In nursing home: 24-hr
State. sH sH. 6o4O. ' anu
VACANCY IN Friendship Rest Home
for lady. 24-hour care. tray service.
Laundry INCLUDED; OL, 6a92; wl4
x9uR ssaR.d UPHOLSTERED s1aI Poe TukNd1SR5 1dss5
equip. no odor; sofa and chair,
STATS: other pieces in proportion
Prompt service. YONAN RUG sERV-
ICE. INC. 2s13 NJ st. NV. MI. 1000
SLIP COVERS. custom made, delivered
before Christmas Use your own
material. MR.. DAVIS, oV COIL.
PARENTS SPECIAL to Dec. 16-Give
SIS to Community Chest. Bring the
receipt to WORLD BOOK ENCYCLO-
PEDIA ONCE, Gold Room (Meridian
Hill Hotel, 260l 18th st. NV We
will accept receipt the same as S5
cash for down payment and ship you
WORLD BOOK for Xmas. Dollars
do double duty. You will get World
Book sometime, why not now? co.
2514. IA
PRIVATE HOME, care for conval. ell
derly person; catering to not more
than 5 persons; male patients &C
cepted at mod. rate. VI. ;30s3. =,
BABY CLOTHING and embroidered
dresses. white angora suit panty
leggings. jacket. hood. mittens),
white eiderdown embroidered car
riage robe; two beautiful dolls; all
new: must sell. NO. $500. Ext: 607. .
SECRET XMAS LOANS
Employed men and women obtain
loans on their signature only.
H. A. WOOD, OK. 0340
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HELP MEN tcont. J

BUTCHER-Experie sober and
reliable; for a very fine market:
permanent. position and excellent
TooMBs. l757 Connecticut ave.
NV. between 2 and 4 pm. only.
BUTCHER and all-around grocery
clerk; good salary for right man:
D. c. references. CARMODY HILLS
MARKET. 1910 F st. ne. Carmody
Hills. Md. HI. 95l3 until 2; after
2, 10. a-S520. III
CAFETERIA MGR. Excel oppor-
tunity for top-fiight man or woman.
EXper. in complete operation of an
industrial cafeteria. including menu
planning. supervision and record
keeping. is essential. Must be willing
and able to leave town. Good base
salary and fine opportunity for ad-
vancement after a brief training
CoRP e5 Mr. hsnMS simnson iS0p s4Is sEHsiGI Gs aVc
Silver Spring. Nd, JU. 7-913o IL
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experienced only. Salary
open. Apply in person; CORAL
Marlboro pike Sc. IA
capable, dependable, Sober; able to
and serve table When necessary;
references required; permanent posi-
7 tien; y ,sIy salary open, Box 317-H. Star.
i1E sona for house S fSnst5 TOP
GE. S462 after 5 pm. -15
CARPENTER-Good framing man,
1 house. 33rd and N st. Sc, VI.
CARPENTERS, must be lst-class me-
cARPENTERs. rough and trim work.
report to MR.. WHITE. 5S21 Conway
dr.. Alta Vista Terrace. Bethesda.
{ GAR SALESMAN to manage de-
r2rtment. must be experienced. Ap-
ply WHELAN DRUG, 1901 Columbia
CLERK Ii aiSi for drug store. Young man man to
work several nights wk. VAN SAINT
PHARM., 1910 Wis. ave.
CLERK, general office duties; some
knowledge 'cashiering; billing, inven-
tial: 500 start. Apply own writing
CLoTHING SALESMAN. experienced
for mems and ladies dept, of retail
clothing store; steady position; excel.
wk. Apply sLoAN's. 735 7th st
COLLECTORS AND Statesmen. good
opportunity to connect with sood
life insurance company; salary.
commission and bonus; good future.
apply A5I l13o L St; NV or phone ST.
.COMPOSITOR. permanent position
Apply WILLIAMS g. HEINTz CO,
c0NsfkucTIoN Ii on supER1NTENDENr
must know all phases of custom
s3emp long obs ess r oMs g tS eoN eEs
coNsTkueT1oS cosNfthSM Sp snPERvIsoR u R1v1sSd S ana
estimator. If you have the ability
to supervise and do your own work.
not dependent upon subcontractors.
per year. with unlimited possibili-
ties for the future. Reply in detail
past and present qualifications. Box
DELIcATEssEN 11,Hi Sassi MAN. exper. -af sales
man and sandwich man for kosher
1919 s; 2Sth St, Arl Call TIE. 0096.
DISHWASHER, cook-porter and cook,
day or night shift. for new drug
store soda fountain opening soon in
Bethesda. Call MIR. MCKEE. OR.
1850. Ia
DISHWASHER. middle aged. colored;
for drug store; honest and de-
pendable. E. CAPITOL PHARMACY.
Sth and E. Capitol. IA
CRAFTSMEN. experienced in plumb
ing and heating. for consulting en-
glneer's office. Elk. 5655. liz
DRIVES wanted to drive in Airing
ton. Winter season here now. Apply
ARLINGTON CITY CAB. INC. II2G
N. Hudson st. OW. $500. go
DRIVER R-SALESMAN for estab. dry
cleaning route; experience not nee
esSary. but must have good refer
ences; age 80 to As: salary and COM
mission; plant located in Mclean.
Va. Northern Fairfax County, /
miles from the District. Dial Ell
1890 for appt. BURNS BROS.
CLEANERS, Mclean Va. IA
DRYERS WANTED, full or part time.
PM. preferred Must have car.
Good opportunity to right men. Cali
UN 1855, UN. 1907.
Evening star., 1950-12-13
IlOl Penna. Ave. NV.
NIGHT MAN for large apartn

NIGHT MAN for large apartment
house, | p.m.-7 am, 8 days per
week. Secretarial board Salary.
Sl04 per mo. and quarters. Apply
1850 Harvard st. Id
OFFICE BOY, over Is years old. APP
ply THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, $50
Star Bldg Ia
OFFICE MESSENGER, Airlines; h. S.
grad. over q; 5 days; to $500.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
91l King ST.. Alexandria.
OFFICE MESSENGER, white, 10 or II
years old, for permanent position.
Must have completed l1th year OF
high school. Call HO. 2479. Ia
OFFSET PRESSMAN wanted, 17x22
and 22x34: permanent full-time sob
must run color and close register:
must be sober and reliable Call DI
4092. to 4:30; or LO. 5-2S13, to
9 pm Ia
OPTOMETRIST-At offer for Ii
censed man in Md: guarantee $3.50
weekly, with percentage interest to
right party. This is a permanent
position: loc. in lge. Wash. sub. En-
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eonfidential. Apply at once to Box
PLASTERERS. must be experienced;
white only. OW. 1850. AK. 1907.
PLASTERERS-Whi good mechan-
les. Call after 6. 10. 1-2q56. -l5