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Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
10000 Casualties EvacuatedByAir
Before Try For freedom Made

A small British commando unit
and elements of the Second U. S.
infantry division regiments joined
the First marine division in a
smash for freedom down a snow
covered road across a mile high
plateau south of the Chosin reser-
voir. Their immediate goal is the
mountain village Kotori, seven
miles south, where 5000 men from
another marine regiment and other
infantrymen are also surrounded.
Spearheaded by a marine task
force, the trapped Americans and
British abandoned Hagaru air strip
late Wednesday and started a des-
perate bid for freedom after flying
out 5000 casualties in the past five
days. At the same time the U. s..
Eighth army in the west halted
it's headlong flight just north of
the thirty-eighth parallel and
turned to strike back at Chinese
communist troops moving south
from Tyonyang along side roads.
Eighth army patrols probing
north found no communists in i'm
mediate pursuit and it appeared
that the 10-day-old Chinese often
sive may have slowed temporarily.
But in Seoul, 20 miles south of
the thirty-eighth parallel, fright
ened refugees began again the
same flight south that harked the
communist invasion of last June
25. Included were the families of
minor government officials heading
for Tusan in the far southeast.
Gen. j. Lawton Collins, U. S.
army chief of staff, made a five
hour survey of the Korean front
Wednesday before flying to Tokyo
for final conference with Gen.
Douglas Macarthur on the crisis
American arms in the I'M
declared war with China. t,
Collins said in an interview in
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
DeMOlay Rifle Club
Now Shooting Postal
Matches of MIRA.

The Laurel DeMolay Junior Rifle
club is now shooting the National
Postal match, according to Ira
Rodgers, instructor of the group.
Rodgers reports that the 25 boys
who make up the five teams are
making some fine scores.
The club, which shoots every
Wednesday evening in the indoor
range at Riverside park, is regis
tered with the National Rifle as
ISOLATION and is scheduled to par
tlcipate in several recognized
matches. The instructor states
that most of the boys are using
either Winchester model 52's or
Remington model 513's, though
some Springfields are also being
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
FOX NAMED PRESIDENT
PARK CITY SPORTSMEN

Park City, Dec. 6.-Alex Fox
was elected president of the Park
City Rod and Gun club at its an
nual meeting Monday evening.
Others of the official family for
the coming year are George Frank,
vice president; Earl Dunsworth,
secretary-treasurer. Fox, the new
president, announced that the
clubs membership goal will be a
minimum $50, and that Fred Sands,
chairman, and Dallas Cunningham,
vice chairman, will conduct the
membership campaign.
Standing committees for the
coming year were announced:
Pheasant committee = Charles
Eastlick, chairman, Paul Roberts,
George Frank.
Big Game committee - Adam
Schreiner, chairman, Babe" Ad-
ans, John KOber, Ralph Story.
Fish Planting committee-Fred
Scott, chairman, Stanley Pearsall,
Louis Gerard.
Entertainment committee-Frank
Burns, chairman, Ted Rollins, Wal
ter Truckner, Gasil Helgeson.
In an aside after announcing the
committees, President Fox COM
mented: with all this help we ex-
pect to make the hunting and fish
ing in this area better for every
one"
John Leuthold, Mott, and Web
ster Keller, Fshtail, who are Still
water county legislators, have been
invited to attend the clubs next
meeting, Dec. ID, at Civic Center.
Members of the Columbus and Abb
sarokee Rod and Gun clubs have
also been invited. The meeting will
at 6:30 p. m. with a beef
stew dinner.
Various game problems were dis
cussed at the meeting this week.
Among matters of business was a
resolution by the Billings Rod and
Gun club which was referred to
the meeting of Dec. IA for disposal.
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PARK CITY MAN IN
SURROUNDED OUTFIT

Park City, Dec. 6.-Mrs. Charles
Colby received a letter last week
that had been written Thanks
giving day by her husband, Lieut..
Charles Colby, in Korea in which
he said his outfit was in the thick
of the fight. Since the letter was
received here it has been reported
that Lieutenant Goldy's division is
one of those supposed to be
trapped by the enemy.
He is with the medical corps
and left last August for duty eel
seas. Mrs. Colby and three children
are living in a trailer near the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Eisenman, Sr.
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OFFERING PRIZES
FOR DECORATIONS
Laurel Garden Club To View
Yard, Window Christ
mas Displays

In the hopes that Laurel may
be gay with Christmas greens and
lights, the Laurel Garden club is
again sponsoring a home decorat-
ing contest, which will include yard
and window decorations visible
from the street.
A committee of judges from the
club will vie1 the displays Friday
evening, Dec. %. Prizes of So, 50
and 81 will be awarded Dec. %.
Those wishing to have homes or
yards considered in the contest
should list their names and adj
dresses with Mrs. P. A. Johnston
any member of the club.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06

Lake Success, Dec. 6--(UP)-
A 13-nation appeal the the Chi
nese communists not to drive into
South Korea was sent to Picking
with an implied assurance that
the United Nations would also re-
spect the thirty-eighth parallel,
Indian sources said today.
These source said the United
States had approved the implica-
tions to convey to Mao Tze-Tung's
communist government that Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's forces would
not re-invade North Korea.
The American delegation made
no comment.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
5O-Year-Ol B. r. T.
ivingstonAuxiliary
Has Unique Event

Mrs. H. M. Larson went to
Livingston last week and pre-
sided Friday at installation
ceremonies when her daughter,
Mrs. Grant Miller, was seated
as president of the Trainmen's
ladies' auxiliary Of Livingston.
Just Ia years previously Mrs.
Larson was herself installed as
president of the group. The
event last week was the first
time in the so years the auxili-
airy has been organized that a
mother installed her daughter
as president.
A turkey dinner preceded the
meeting.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
Youth Fellowship
Chooses Officers

The Intermountain Youth Eel
lowship of the Methodist church
held its first meeting of the year
Sunday. Meeting in the basement
of the Methodist church, under the
guidance of Mrs. Bud Vadnais, the
group elected officers and dis
cussed plans for their summer
camp.
Officers chosen were Vicky
Bradford, president; Mary Ellen
Albertus, vice president; Muretta
Coulter, secretary-treasurer, and
Eddie Leuthold, reporter.
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Royal NeighbOrs TO
Elect New Officers

The Royal Neighbors met Tues
day evening and planned election
of officers for Dec. IL. A Christ
mas party is scheduled for Dec. II
at which the Girl Scout troop spon-
sored by the lodge will be guests.
Games were played and prizes
we're won by Mrs. Katherine Romeo
end Mrs. Wilma Herman.
Mrs. Helen Wedel, Mrs. Eleanor
Petersen and Miss Grace Stadal-
man served refreshments.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
NEW PASTORLUTHERAN
CHURCH FROM LOWELL

Rev. A. w. Siebert of Lowell,
Wyo., has accepted a call to st.
Johns Lutheran church and will fill
the vacancy that has existed since
Rev. Juengel moved to Three
Forks. Rev. Siebert will assume
the duties of pastor at an installa-
ton service to be held at 1880 p. m.
Sunday. He expects to arrive in
Laurel Thursday.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
l%5;000SmashD Desperate Way
TowQrdKoreQn War; unkirk
Director Announces
Christmas Cantata
For Tuesday,, 10Th

Mrs. Winifred Mcdonnell, di-
rector of music in the high
school, has announced a Christ
mas cantata will be presented in
the high school gymnasium Dec.
10 at s p. m.
There will be 200 voices from
the junior and senior high school
singing a program of Christ
mas music.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06

Tokyo, Thursday, Dec. T.
(UP)-Fifteen thousand encircled
marines and infantrymen smashed
out of Chinese surrounded Hagaru
and drove southwark toward a
northeast Korean Dunkirk Wednes-
day night against an estimated two
communist divisions blocking their
escape.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06

lilies with gifts at Christmas time.
The Community Service board re-
Gently announced it will need more
for its work this Christmas than
it needed a year ago.
The firemen and their cooperat-
ing friends, the merchants, expect
Santa Claus day to be a big event
and are preparing accordingly.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06

Seoul that the United States could
spare only one more division, the
Eighty-second airborne, for the
Korean war.
Laurel outlook., 1950-12-06
Controls Help Cut
Hazard or Floods

rel, is demonstrated by the fact
that it carries off a y%ear-round
flow of surface water.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
PIANO FALL sALE

PIANO FALL SALE
Real bargains on used, floor samples
and new pianos; spinets, consoles
and grands; large selection in fine
Small down payment viii deliver,
MANIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV.
PIANOS-We have few very fine
reconditioned grands that are in Al
condition. steinway-L mahogany.
Kna0s, Esas so 5is bnsl bmshosa9y gan We sus
Instruments before you buy. We
also have a wonderful display Of
new Steinway grands in all the pop
ular sizes. Liberal allowances for
your old piano; Convenient terms
CO, @ + i1os sfeasaa' q &. nH cMEGh pf s4s4. Mos
PIANoS-Steinway and other grands.
uprights; small Knabe and Linde-
man your choice. S75; Fischer.
Bradbury and others. PAUL COLL
sssAHT ssasT .drpia IN American Storags ESss sldg r
2 to $3.50. Evenings BY appt. We
buy and take pianos in trade. 6s
at Campbell Music Co.
will you find such famous makes of
Pidnos nSrs as sssinwsy snd sehmsr Kim
wonderful instruments. Convenient
terms, liberal allowance for your old
piano. cAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
i. jos pso 9 St; nv, DI. s4e4. -
forces. Government employees cu etc.
can save as much as .30eS on new
pianos in our store by arranging
their financing Through credit
unions, banks or loan companies.
ST. $500. PIANO MART. 1O15 7th
PixNos.-The new pianos we ste stock
exclusively cannot be seen in any
other store in this city. over 100
sT $500: ssu"tRfs PfzNo' axRT. ShSsss 'TSn; 1878
r1aNos 7ss S; FOE F x RENr-with option Ms to
spinets and consoles. ST. 9400.
JORDAN PIANO CO.. 18th and G
PixNosMwe iiI stock the largest sell seiec-
tion Of new pianos in this city and
types types In 'V a great variety ifH Of finishes t as
and styles being offered at special
prices during our October sale. Be
sure and visit our store before you
by by ceIE.r ST s4G1 ssb Sod JORDAN . i! PIANO
have many fine pianos
on sale at the same prices they
were tagged last January LIST. despite
recent price advances. Most Of
these pianos we bought or contracted
to buy last spring. Our terms. too,
are very easy: As little as $25
down, the balance payable over SO
months. ST. 940O. JORDAN PIANO
CO., corner 18th and G SITS. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENTAL very low
rates. Some new, some used. Haul
ing extra. ST. $500. PLANO MART.
1O15 7th st. NV. -6
is not necessary to pur-
chase piano to start your child |
in music lessons. CAMPBELLiSl |
RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN makes it |
possible for you to start your child |
Come In and select your piano now.
Terms as low as $3.50 per mo. |
CAMPBEIL MUSIC CO., HOS @ ct. |
NV, DI, S464. -
Evening star., 1950-10-02
CLERK

High school graduate, between 1s and
70 years Of age. for q permanent
clerical position In our accounting
mathemstissEiy ihns inclined, 'nosan soc9rats' ss
conscientious. regular In attendance
and capable of passing Q physical
exam. She should also be able TO
type about 40 words per minute;
b-day. 40-hour week. In addition to
salary. generous company dement's
yill be provided. Apply Personnel,
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1950-10-02

REFRIGERATION service men. at
tention: Comp. rfgr. shop equipment
incl. lathe, converter. benches, parts,
compressors, coils, motors, fixtures,
desks. truck, etc. Must be sold.
Whole or in part. Best offer. sale
starts IL am. Thursday. rear 1920
N st. NV. Inspection by appt. Call
Mr., SCHENKEL, DE. 3611 or WI.
RIFLE. Savage. model ee-25o-aooo,
new cond.; canvas case. ramrod. 81
rounds ammo: $50. TIE. 3698. "A
RUG, 9x16', beige broadloom. scutp-
tTred scroll design, pad incl. $3.50.
RUGgiaxl4 Wilton Mohawk, used 4
months. win sell for 5000 or hest
offer. OF. 1914 between 8 and IL
RUGS. Oriental all sizes: sarouks,
RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th NV.
RUGS-American Orientals, Gull
stans ex12 and scatters, karastan
scatters. Kirman Oriental S1ax11;
excellent cond.; sacrifice. OR. 2oss.
RUGS. imported, Persian. Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing; 9x12. 5000; sx11.
S34 so; other sizes proper. priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1928 @ st. n.w.
SEW MACHINES. Singer console, like
new. $500. Singer port. like new.
S69.50. Rentals. repair specialists.
2149 Pa. ave. NV. MA. 1888. .
Evening star., 1950-10-02
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, G,H.w.-Experienced; live in;
Tsis TsShIred n:.6 only nx sxperaeneea ana
COOK: shy, live in; 4. 2 sshool-sse m
cook, Sili Eh. E'sv sias; IL. in, ss4o. .7S.r.
ironer. dishwasher: recent local re-
perienced with recent city ref;
s@y pis isnd i1a q children Hns afs oR og4 sTa
EMPLOYED MOTHER needs woman
TO live In, take care Of school
children. general housework, plain
;nass Soostns; s modsTn equipment Mt, N. n.
isstioor iA'e rm. cH. ies4 1es s0tsA0ie after g.
G.H.W. and care Of children. col
ored maid between 80 and 40 yrs.
OLD, experienced. references; live in;
Sa5 wees Tu: 1929; ,..-3S, ,...
near 40 pref; refs. RA. 34l4. 2
dren; recent refs: stay 2. nights;
all day Thurs. and every other Sun.
on; $50 incl. pass. WO. S2o3.
running household enacientIy; refs.
reg; $25 wk.: live in. HU. 491T.
HOCSEKEEPER to take charge
motherless home for father and
teenage daughter; no. heavy clean
Ing or laundry; one who appreciates
good home as part compensation;
privileged to use house and to go out
as YOU would in own home. BOX
HoUsEKEEPER. older white woman;
live in as one of family Of four.
One boy and one boy IA; mother
works. Ewes. and week ends free.
$40 week. UN. 1894. "a
H0USEKEEPER, for business woman;
ONCE experience helpful; state ref.
requirements. Boy 27-z. Star. -3
HOUSEWOMAN- N-COMPANION, white,
woman. Apply % New York ave.
MAID, g.h.w.. e-5 Mon. through Fri:
stay late on Thurs; S22 plus car
fare; must live in Va. FA.. 7016.
MAID, s.h.w. care Of 4-yr.-old child;
5-day wk.; good refs. required: $50;
Chillum Heights, AP. 1869. )
REFINED LADY, 40-45, share small
apt, care for boys. q and 4; light
hquseyoFk, sodS local rsf.' small salary.
WOMAN~For sh.w. and care for
boy 8 yrs; live in; $50 wk. EN-.
1878. 3
Evening star., 1950-10-02

MIs5EqsHAFa; sa5 g sFd5 Dick good condition
MOTORS. IIoo to 100 h.p.; and re-
dustion gear; $50 g. Y; Tewognd'
Mo%lN sSSh GAHx PI6rss sSs ltt caMERa ho o1aa snd
Revere ss; make otter. WI. 1929.
MULTILITH, good condition: plate
size. 10x15 in. See It run at 401S
iSth SSth ,sSa st,, Mt. Rainier. Nd or can
oPEicE ri s2soi FURNITURE - c.rnesie mes
Foundation, DIPLOMATIC ascy.. of 200
desks. chairs. 200 filing cabinets;
ph0lssals Il gsHts stEE = EEsat siYiqS:
New Jersey ave. NV. Free parkins
oPfIcs Fl sas pFSeR.sfii aSasfTuKz. r.oondit,onsd;
deskr. chairs: nles, tables. etc, 42a
OF Us BuKSERs; W. ss4so good o0nd' no tag tspk'
OIL BURNER. compressor type. com
pl.s p,ste with ph c0atrols oa,g and tank; best
OIL BURNER-Reconditi Aqua
stat controls and 275-sal. tank. Wo.
on BURNER with tank and "a tank
OIL BURNER. gun type with hot
otsssi asssr 'oRsTo's vi, 7sss y GOOD shape' 9ske
OIL TANK-Good as new. thermostat,
burner. all connections; 5-section
ladder. 740 Easley ST., Silver Spring.
Md. SH. 1925 =
0vERCOATS - English Burberry;
practically new; black Chesterfield,
size 3S; two fedora hats, IA. DE.
PAINT. terrific buy, primer, sealer
and semigloss. cream color. 200 gal.
Of each. RA. 1910. .
PLANO, Steinway grand style NJ, like
new. The best buy in town. Your
dollars worth more at Ratner's
Music Store, 736 18th st. NV. -
PIANO, Wurlitzer spinet; attractive
case design: looks and performs like
. new piano; S295; S25 down, $40
mo. KITS, 1880 G st. NV. -
PIANO, Marshall g. Wendell; good
cond. Contact MRS. MARACLE,
$40 Jackson ave-, TX. PIX. Md,
PIANO, upright. s45; s-mm. Key
stone SOP protector. $50, with films.
PIANO, stei1, upright, very good
tone; excellent value: sac, $3.50.
OWNER. Sligo 2539, SH. FOOT. .
PIAN0-Spinet Knell, like new, good
tune, owner moving, S275. OW.
Evening star., 1950-10-02

IYlng. Arl.. OW, 7442.
TIRES. factory recond., 6xl6, SAB;
other sizes propor:. low; used truck
Co. sas9 Ga. ave. ~ NV. aa' IA. $3.50.
TIRES. used; over zoo % select from.
NC. 63s N 81 NV M 900
TIRES AND TUBES, g., white wall,
H55es ~ o4ss. lsts. $40 for tire and 1s ssSs.
TRUMPETS for rent with option to
buy. ST. 940O. JORDAN PIANO
CO.. corner 18th and G sts. NV.
European. "sHni excellent COM coDdition; siSao: aT:
ti9ue bureau, small chest drawers.
TuxxEDo.. no.; size 40, almost new. in
cluding vest: custom-made BY Brooks
$50. Also BROOKS Bro Bros. olS suede ses spopt o
Jacket, size 49, cost $50. sell for
SIS. Call at Apt. 5, 90S Shepherd
st; NV, from 8 to 6 pm. RA. 2119.
Remington noiseless;
reeonditioned; guaranteed; $50. 70.
TYREWsfrER sas ahsf e. M Royal. ss7.5o. 10.
rsx1EsSEswR1gER, s1ss SS y I. G, Smith. sp.s... pee
= ~ Ems new duQ uSeQs
S29 so and UP Also many good
buys IN adding machines. CENTRAIA
20l9 l4th st. NV. HU. 5121.
one-year guarantee; terms. Our kOth
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.,
1431 cspitol st.. s:30.5:30, tnciu.
WASHER - 1850 Thor Automagic;
$135: excellent cond. Call TU. 1854.
FOR SALE-Also will rent.
So mo. Auto. Washers. 81 mo.
DOWD'S. AIS Conn. ave. Call Mr.
MACHINES, up TO loss
disc, on all .fioor models; last years
models slashed Easy terms. Open
ewes; TIL 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE Co,
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-z000.
WATER COOLERS. sale or rent; We
install JOHN @. WEBSTER stuce
1912, 627 2 st. NV. ST. 61OO.
WATER HEATEGS, ussd, safe, SOs
30-Sal.: from SIS: guar. Joml
WIRE RECORDER with foot pedal.
nj nike zssad sad earphones' new; s1koo.
BEDRM. FURN., dble. bed.
chest. bureau. sos; also misc. piecea.
GE. 7157. 3
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Evening star., 1950-10-02
SITUATIONS woMEh

EDITORIAL, exp. editing ms. texts,
in,sistiSs; MI FSoxyoa. ST: S4ii; s-5
GIRL, colored. desires work as maid
in. in st store q q ssagts saSa shop; willing. to
NURSE. practical. available for work
at any time, with reference. RE.
SECRETARY, stenographer, expert
sncsd, enc. 80, CAPABLE aok past TN time, 2 to
SECRETARY, competent, exper. gen.
eral ofice secretarial: available Oct.
15; 5-day week. Min. S65. Box
TYPING done at home; fast. accur-
ate, 8 yrs. exper. Will pickup. MRS.
REED. OW. 9400. Ext. 16. --3
X-RAY TECHNICIAN desires posi-
tion In radiologist's ofice. Excel.
qualifications. as r. N. and R.. T.
g yrs. experience as technician.
YoUNGG e WOMAN, ss, seeks interest
tng position as Girl Friday; rusty
shorthand. good typing and ability
to meet people, accept responsibility;
general business background; no
work on commission acceptable; S75
week. Box 191-B, Star. So
SOMEWHERE there should be one or
two people who would appreciate an
elderly lady as q homemaker; re-
liable, sood cook. Boz 1913, Star.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
SHEET METAL
FREE ESTIMATES
MORE THAN 20 YEARS
SATISFACTORY SERVICE
GEORGE HOWES, INC.
MA. 1894

PAINTING, interior and exterior: best
J. N. siEsIBY.'' LII. I-eoss.A Aanss''' ms
PAINTING and paperhanging, guar
anteed Workmanship; free estimates.
Phone FIX. 22S7. -3
PAINTING, int. and ext, and pro-
SMITH. IL. 3-423S. f
PAINTING, paperhanging; roof. gut
ter and carpentry repairs; pure
PAINTING AND CARPENTER repairs.
remodeling. Can FA. 93S2. .
PAINTING, PAPERING. Int. and ext.
by reliable, exper. mech. For free
estimate, MR.. XIX. SH. 4771. 13s
PAINTING, PAPERING, commerc and
residential. Satisfied customers rs
PAiNTING. G. PAPERING. Rhsi decorating, a, ns
inter and exter.; all work guaran-
teed GE. 24OO. EDISON. .
PAINTING, PAPERING-First class
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. Call MR.. POAT, GE. 5643. A.
PAINTING, Kem-Toning. general re-
pair. After all bids are in. call US
for most reasonable prices. pU.
PAINTiNG-PATCH UP, reas. rates.
free. estimate. irnmed. serv.; white
mech. JAMES DUTToN. HU. 9665.
PAINrNa-Low prices. Work Eaar-
anteed. For estimates call l..
CRoWELL. sH: 1915. %, !,
PAPER HANGING, painting; special
low prices: work gyaranteed; gI % Do. It
Evening star., 1950-10-02

REFINED WHITE WOMAN for gen.
children: iys II. s$s xE. VIZ 70 start:
turn raoa your ssas SPARE time
into cash; minimum earnings average
81 an hour. Apply MR.. GREEN,
rSsse s!FPEPis ftRssFos sHsssssss
MAID. icoi cohokED. 4 Il; 1ici YOUNG WOMAN.
cialty shop; high school education
day 1fG mornins ga at $50 s:so only Isl' and pes At
EASY EXTRA MONEY-No exper:
needed; sell Xmas cards, imprinted
ss on ssh Ell tres Soss
tSibator. coITMsIA ART s STU T15
DIos. Dept; WI. $50 r st. NV.
in learning. restaurant business in
Washington's leading cafeteria; exp.
not NECESSARY, but loyalty required.
We will teach you counter work.
aFss and bsSne sSd psssns psssst xals salad
ing conditions. Pleasant starting sal
COLONIAL CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn.
ave ave nv nv. See Mr.. Fajfar. 10 {, IL
woaAN. a1S i 70 w(site. Rte. aged .a1-4o. for
sary. Apply Dixie PIC BARBE-
CUE, 51Q6 Marlboro pike. Hillside,
Nd Asia 1 blk. from District line. III.
BIC MoNEY-shox Welcome Christ
mas cards: 21 for 81; also so and 2S
for 81 with name on; SAMPLES and
fsns pspI 54o s sss psU. ,t EsosfE
REPREsENTATIvEs t5) for this
areai full-part time; earn big money.
Take orders for boxes Of Xmas cards,
20 90 for q up; also metallies; pias;
BOW GREETING CARDS, SO Z. Ist
st.. Dept. No. 4. New York City s.
ASSISTANT TO OWNER Of children's
rs to 10, with sales ability and
sams rssponsi6ity. ht 20 sIs ssfs Iisinss- iRa ss
A%azING Ma Il, s'T TPRoF1rs-s.ll embossed
Christmas cards, SO with name. 81:
napkins, %etaliics, gift items; Is
money makers; extra bonus. Write
for samples. EMPIRE CARD. e.
cry OF TAKoMA PARK, ND. is ae-
ceptins applications for 8 police
women, school-crossing guards. Ap-
plicants should be between $3.50
years Of age: must be In good phys
ical condition. Call Chief Thomas
ct SH. 2201 for appointment. -3
AMAZING EXTRA CASH PLAN
-. PAYS YOU BIG MONEY FAsTi
Show new name-imprinted Christmas
cards to friends, others: so EN-
BOSSED folders sell themselves at
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Write ARTISTIC, 900 Way, Elnira,
N. Y.
LADIES-PART TIME
Sales work. hrs. Of own choice. RRAY,
SII re ann sraiWanI SasNsi SLSaG
Evening star., 1950-10-02

DAY WORKER, laundry only; Mon,
Tues. and We'd: part-time worker.
G.H.W.-colored woman desires full
time. 5 days q week, Mon. through
Friday; 13 years exp. TU. $685.. -
GIRL WANTS G.H.W., 5 days, or
Mon. Wed. Fri; exp, ref, no cook
ing. s to or 8 to 8. MI. 206O.
GIRL, colored. wants mornings work;
near 18th and Columbia I'd. NV.
GIRL, general housework; 5 days q
week or day work. Du. 9s45;,
q dss sorE, j., iys zs-s IN or % out; T s.i
care care df 5ft edfsn RSS'fS4lk So fs4
ii. S. GRADUATE desires G. H. W,
or child care. 3 days 9 week; $50
and care fare, DU. 7758; ANNIE:
RELIABLE. middle-aged colored woin-
dren or light housekeeping; 5 days
week; refs; Ho. 1870.
SITTER, reliable person. loving chill
dren; available any time; exc. ref.
Call any time. NO. 0075 and Du.
TWO ATTRACTIVE. young colored
girls desire afternoon and /or eve
ming clerical or receptionist posi-
rWC t,2ps cofoREn Go "a; cfRIs fsIs wish domestic
work. to live in; ! high school
graduate. Culpeper 1886.
WOMAN. colored. desires lob cleaning
Doctors ofiice or paTt-time house.
WOMAN. colored. wishes g.h.w. and
care OF children; references. MI.
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work;
WASHINGTON and vicinity. RE: 4s41
WOMAN, colored, wants half days
work; light duty cleaning. ST. $3.50.