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Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13
House Hit By Truck

\ The Mission Rd. home of MT. and Mrs. Nick Nekeferof was heavily damaged Tuesday morning, when a truck be- longing to Shupp, Chase and Tolbert Construction Go. crashed into the sun porch. The house is situated on Mission Ed. just past the Leo Sears Co. garage, and fronts immediately on the road.
 One of the constrution com- pany's trucks, driven by Charlie Rocker, was towing another, driven by John Nor ton, and the latter truck crashed into the house, flor reasons undetermined" ac- cordlng to Ralph Shupp, part ner in the firm.
 The accident occurred shortly after 10 am. Nekeferoff had just left to go fishing for the season on the Amok, and Mrs. Nekeferoff and their young daughter were at the doctors office, where she was notified of the crash.
 According to Mrs. Nekefer- off, the house was knocked off it's foundation, and the sun porch demolished. She said she could give no estimate of the damage without consulting her husband.
 Shupp also declined to esti- mate the damage, and said that arrangements are being made to take care of the dam age"
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13
Union Oil Barge
 lowed To Tanker

The Union Oil tanker Victor H. Kelly brought oil and gas- oline to the Union Oil barge, tied up at the city dock here, early Tuesday morning.
 Since the tanker came to Kodiak direct from Seattle and was drawing 32 feet of water, it could not come to the dock. The barge was lowed by the tug Thor out to the harbor entrance where it was filled up.
 Jack Hinkel, local Union Oil consignee, said that after the plant is built, the tankers will go first to Whittier to unload,
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13
Census Forms At Post Office

For persons who have been missed in the census of the territory, a supply of individ- ual census forms will be avail able at the post office, Clar- ence Heating, Jr., territorial census supervisor, announced this week.
 '"The census is now in the final stage of enumeration, and many areas have been completed" he said. How ever it is possible that some persons have been missed" Return envelopes will be furnished with the individual forms, Keating said.
 He pointed out that a con- plete count in each judicial division will assure proper representation in the legisla- ture for the next ten years.
 Mrs. Henry Neseth is talk ing the census in Kodiak, and Bill Poland around the island.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13
EDks To Convene Here Next Year

The Alaska Territorial Elks Association will hold it's annual convention in Kodiak next May, Gene Marian, ex- alted ruler of the local lodge, said this week.
 Marian returned Tuesday from the convention in &c., ward, where the decision on next years meeting was made. He said that a group of from 150 to 300 persons can be expected here at the time of the meeting.
 Ed Barber of Anchorage was elected president of the
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13
Coast Guard Admiral On Inspection Trip

Rear Adm. Joseph Green spun, commandant 17th Coast Guard District, with head quarters in Juneau, visited the Kodiak co air facility on an inspection trip Tuesday.
 Adm. Greenspun arrived Tuesday and left Wednesday. His itinerary also included Anchorage, Sarichef, and westward points. While here he was entertained by Adm. ED. Wagner, commandant, 17th naval district.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13

association; R. T. Thayer, Fairbanks, vice-president; Bert Rutherford, Anchorage, secretary treasurer; Al Tor vanger, Seward, trustee. Kodiakians who attended the convention returned Tues day noon. They had been scheduled to return Sunday but thel plane did not.come then.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13
KODIAK MIRROR

and then will be able to come into the dock.
 The tanker brought diesel and stove oil, and three grades of gasoline, including two dif- ferent aviation gasolines.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13
Russian Women Plan Food Sale

The Russian Women's Club will hold a baked foods sale next Saturday May 20 in the lobby of the Orpheum Theatre.
 The sale will start at 10 ara and those wishing to contri- bute baked goods should see Kia Lund.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13

Mrs. Anna Cooper and her daughter Alberta left this week for a several weeks vacation in Seattle. They plan to return by boat, visiting at Ketchikan. and Juneau en route home.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-05-13

Alex Brown of Afognak was an incoming PIMA passenger Tuesday.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31
Mobile, Alabama
THE LAWYER AND THE
SCRAMBLED egg

preparation for kibbutz life and
opening up whole new source
for chalutzim. It is comprised to a
large part Of professionals, crafts
men, and white collar workers
who are in the ages between 20
and 80 years. In fact, there is one
member of the group who is a
grandmother of twins. Being an
older age group and therefore, a
more serious one, there seems to
be an atmosphere of mature ra-
tional idealism and stability about
it which is essential for the
chalutz.
The members of HaShavim,
about 20 now, come from all
walks of life. They moved into an
8 room farmhouse in Vineland,
which Hechaluz bought for them.
They started pooling their savings
as well as their earnings, fixed
up the house, got themselves jobs
on the various farms, and started
training for communal life in a
kibbutz by living just that way.
The composition of this group
seems extremely favorable. There
is DR.. Robert Gibson, a dentist,
now plain Bob, who gave up his
practice to join the group, There
is Miriam, a graduate botanist
whose knowledge will be valuable
in the projected tree nursery in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31
CONTINUED from Page ls)

Continued from Page l9)
There are some people working
ON Joe's farm now: one newly ar
rived DP-couple, and a young
man called Bill. And this young
mans story is most remarkable.
He is the one native American
on the place. He is no farmer
either; in fact, he is an artist. But
he is learning how to be a farmer,
because he will be farmer short
ly-in Israel. Bill belongs to a
new and rather unusual Hach-
shara group stationed in Vine
land. The name of the group is
''Hashavim" (The Returners) {.
This group that formed itself out
of Poale Zion, differs from other
chalutz groups in many ways,
representing new approach to
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

Israel. There is an electrician, a
nurse, a physician, another artist
beside Bill. There is Herb Smith,
finishing his Pho. in psychology,
and at the same time trying to
get new members for the group
all over the country. The men,
bers of the group feel that Israel
that absorbs so many broken
down and physically weak human
beings, needs young Americans,
and their mental and physical
strength. Besides, none of them
feel they are sacrificing them
selves to Israel, or world Jewry,
or humanity-what they are do
ing is what they want to do most,
what they consider more import
ant than anything else.
Bills eyes shine as he talks
about his group, and as he tells
about the friendly help and I'M
derstanding they all meet in
Vineland, their transient home.
Joe seems very fond of this young
man, and as they discuss various
problems there seems to be a
deep connection between the old
er man who has finally settled
down after dark years of horror
and migration, and the younger
man who is yet to go to his final
destination, his home in Israel.
Joe, the farmer, has worked
out his own routine within these
two short years-well enough to
teach others, in fact. He has got
ten used to rising early, retiring
early, and to the physical as well
as emotional strain connected
with the chicken-and egg-busi-
ness. Did anybody think there
was no emotional upset? Joe
knows by now that not only sick
ness, but some very cruel and re-
lentless fights in the chicken
coops reduce the original number
of chickens to almost half within
the course of two years. He
knows what to expect, and he
does not stop learning, because
there is a whole lot of science
that comes before the scrambled
egg. It is not at all amazing to
find on farmer Joe's bookshelf,
fright between Heine's Collected
Works and a volume of Goethe's
letters, a much-uSed and worn
book entitled 'The Practical Chic
ken Farmer" And when, on
Saturday nights, in the Poultry
mems Club, Joe and Fred and
Sam and Richard are sitting to-
gether, nobody would think of
the former lawyer S., and Mer-
chant H., and doctor K, and drug
gist NJ; only if, in between dis
cussions about eggs and chickens,
there are sudden excursions into
music or philosophy, somebody
might remark: what an amazing
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

Thanks to the United Jewish Appeal this father and his little girl
arrive Israel in for Passover They shown aboard the
SIS Theodore Herz UA which has made possible the greatest
mass exodus Jews Israel since the time Moses must trans
fer 100000 homeless Jews to Israel in 1850.
Evening star., 1950-09-15
HELP WOMEN Cont. J
CASHIER wanted references re-
CURED. exper. only. Apply cLARK'S,

CASHIER wanted. references re-
70h 14th st. NV. -15
CASHIER for front office in NV. sec.
sioni oGG must must hays coed referenees
MR 2sa DuBfN. iaEafi aois Shannon Ha pl Apps se
CASHIER. 5-day week, a good salary
very interesting work. Many other
benefits. EMILY SHOP, 1903 F st
CASHIER, MGR. in credit cashier Of
fee. 40-hr. wk.; permanent position.
@ans senns ee@esny oes sSsRs Rsns RoER6ck ARRe
CO.. $500 wis ave. NV
CAsHrER-Exper. MGR 5000 ma
IiARRINdToN +. HOTEL, i1th snd nd E
cxsHinERR and MGR 1000 operator-
top salary, company benefits includ-
RsrPs ins Psid ,rai yssat9ps sps SS1 See Mr. Kyle
CASHIER STEAM TABLE SUPER
experience and good references,
good salary to steady reliable per
SON., state references. Write Box
Ha4F neat snd In nesen sesd
hours. good pay for the right kind
OF girl. Call SH. 3240 or apply at
1908 Seminary rd., Silver Spring,
CLERK for credit department store:
FEpERAIs 6el Eth st. NV. y
CLERK-TYPIST. for general ONCE
work in building superintendent'S Of
flce: 5 days per wk.; salary S35:
2 weeks vacation. sick leave. Apply
building Superintendent's ONCE,
Westchester Apis, between q and 4
CHURCH SECT. stenographic and
clerical, permanent Takoma PIX,
Nd BOX lnS-Y Star III
Evening star., 1950-09-15

OFFICE CLERKS--To handle Office
routine and assist on credits and
collections.
Evening star., 1950-09-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, wants days work:
aiaTaaSs pm sr A. eaa aG4s Sr afternoons ib ii''r
GIRL wants Job, full or part time,
child care; baby sitter; good refer
HoTsEKEEPER OR NURSE. reliable
S92lored woman, home nights; ref.
WOMAN; colored, desires days work
sat; also baby, sitting nights until
ooLoRHED ldHsl' Girl wishes s.h.w.; .x.
perienced; references. HU. 1887.
COLORED GIRL wishes days work;
experience and references. MI. 7049.
a9sa a9tsl maid days week IL 8"
CoLoRED GIRL desires work of any
kind. elevator operator; good cook;
willing worker. Refs. HU. 535S.
COLORED GIRL-Neat; desires 2, 3
or 5-day's work; reliable: refer
enees: VA. 2l92.
Oh or eene5ai egs6a house cleaning, sleep in.
C6HoRGD0 WOMAN, reliable desires
JOB baby sitting, or mothers helper.
coIoRED WOMAN wants or 3
days work. care Of children, wash
COLORED WOMAN wishes general
housework; references. Ii. 3-S337.
COLORED WOMAN - Good cleaner,
ironer, wants 2 days a week work
in Silver Spring. Box 32S-X, Star.
COL0RED WOMAN wishes days
work. Can give refs. DE S7S4.
COL0RED' WOMAN wants days work
en, Mne,dnesdays and Thursdays. JU.. =
COL0RED WOMAN wants l day and
Sunday. daughter available after
school: ref. Elk. .6236 after 6.
COL0RED WOMAN desires morning
work, Monday through Friday until
IL am. Call HO. 4095. lis
Evening star., 1950-09-15
HELP WOMEN

TELEPHONE soLICIToRs-f2), ex-
perienced in photography; l for we'd
dings and l for. babies: high-class
studio: salary and commission. Write
BROWN-SUAREZ. 1875 Conn. ave.
TYPIsT. must be thorouehly expert
enced; 40-hr.. 5-day week; employe
discount and other liberal company
penents. Apply personnel ONCE. Miss
Jones. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.,
TYPIST-General office work: 5-day
week, salary open; write experience
and salary desired. Box 1907, Star.
TYPIsT - General ofhee work in
credit clothing store; excel: SALARY
pleasant surroundings. ASKINS, 737
TYPIsTI;, h's.g.; 5-day. 35.hr. wk;
exeellest es51 office environment. Phone
TYPIsTT Selling ability essential. 2
RIM. 625, CLARA LANE FRIENDsHIP
CENTER | Jewish and Catholic.
TYPIST, under 25. excellent working
iSadl'ions SpplH sAr1oNAL 4SShT sA%fSEos sahS yees
TRUST CO.. 18th and New York ave.
TYPIST. young lady for Insurance
once. Call MRS. DEENIHAN. DI.
TYPIsT. doctors office; 5h-day wee week;
Ssatesas' STATE age marital status: experience,
Box 350-T, Star. -15
TYPIST. with knowledge of short
hand; able, to type in French; be-
snn1 ginning Exs salary iGy s2'1oo' Phone, pI'
TWISTS, ss'' no oo0; exper. required, GOOD
working conditions, excellent salary.
permanent. MARvIN's CREDIT,
INC. 734 9TH st. NV.
perm. pos. See Miss
Jones: KITT MUSIC CO., 1890 G
YfPisTT.sTENoGRApHER. for who Whole
sale hardware office; 5h-day week.
WAITREss-Neat, clean and depend
able, uniforms and meals furnished;
ERRoR sReS q sHEPRERD EFRaasf DAUas RPR5s e9S si
wAiTREss", " white. night work. ex-
ceilent working conditions; salary
hnd psrson tlss Ae2lE easfsN Hst roMs ead BAR BAR
4 GRILL, 1907 H st. NV, 10
WAITRESS. white. must have had
long experience in best restaurants
serving high-type clientele: good ref
srsnees ere ms ipperative; top money JOB, ,
LEWIS, 1865 Conn. ave. n.w.-l7
WAITRESS. white, exper, for high
class restaurant Apply in person,
GONDOLIER RESTAURANT. 1900
Columbia pike, Arl., Va, JA. 2-9s62.
WAITRESS-Must be reliable. expert
eneed: day shift. GEORGES CAFE.
BIZ II. J. ave. ne. --15
WAITRESSES-l1: 30 am. to $40
pm. Experienced. white. Apply in
per son. 1900 Conn. ave. NV. -l7
MATTRESSES wanted, experienced;
good pay and good working condi-
tons; open Sundays. Apply FERDI-
NAND ALL STEAK SANDWICHES.
l025 l1th st. NV. IL
MATTRESSES (2). one full-time
(dayworkl and one part-time for
lunch, 1870 am. to 1:3O PM;
meals furnished; should live in or
near Rockville YUMMY'S RES
TAURANT. Frederick pike, near
Rockville. Md. Rockville 9S4O. 10
MATTRESSES, t2), experienced. Ap-
ply DEL RAY RESTAURANT, 2417I
MT: Vernon ave. Alexandria. TIE
9ol1. lis
Evening star., 1950-09-15
SALESWOMAN
EXPERIENCED
MILLINERY
5-DAY WEEK
EXCELLENT SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THIRD FLOOR
Raleigh Haberdasher
1910 F ST.

SALES WOMAN, exper., to take
charge OF active tobacco and candy
dept. in Silver Spring; no ewes. or
SUM-; excel. salary; refs. SH. 9729.
SALES WOMAN, experienced in SELL
ing slip covers, draperies and up
holstery: must have car; salary
and commission. Apply E. L. BUR-
TON, Jr.. OIL E st. NV. III
1st class; exper. dra-
peries and slip covers; good salary.
Apply in person. 1925 Wisconsin
sEAMsTREssEs (0. only those who
are fully exper. in ladies alterations
and garment making: no domestics;
good salary for those who qualify;
permanent position. 91S F st. NV.
sEAMsTREssEs 90, only those who
and garment making; no. domestics;
good salary for those who qualify
permanent position. ALTERATION
HOUSE: glS st. NV.
SECRETARY Newspaper cores
pondents office. Please state age.
education. BACKGROUND and salary
requirements. Write Box Bay.
Star -I6
SECRETARY to editor of business re-
search organization: experience re-
CURED. Call Elk. 100. II"
SECRETARY, college graduate;
shorthand speed at least 90; tipping
speed 80; German and French help
ful but not necessary; excellent
sp SppoFtHaity s55a for sGs 6GsthOlic Eirl Gail
SECRETARY for architectural ONCE.
5,day 35-hr. wk. For appt. call
Evening star., 1950-09-15
DRUG SALESGIRLS
EXPERIENCED
FILE CLERK
Permanent position, 5-day week
VIM. HAHN & CO.
Tth and K SITS. NV.

FITTER-Thorouehly exper.. altering
ciaHy shop; excellent salary. WAR
DELL'S. ITO st NV. Ia !
FOUNTAIN GIRL. well exp, good pay;
white. 516 Forest Glen rd. sH. 9s14.
FB6NTAIN GIRL L1dhi White, -, experienced rin
Apply ALTO PHARMACY, 2213 Wis.
FOUNTAIN GIRLs-white. expert
NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work,
preferred but not necessary. We
will train you; uniforms furn. and
laundered free; opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply manager. PEOPLES
II DRUG STORE. l4th and Thomas
GENERAL OFFICE cLERK-Must
operate electric adding machine pro-
f1ciently and have good phone voice.
good salary. 5-day wk. Reply Box
HoSTEss for leading tearoom; an
alert woman who likes to meet
people; permanent position for right
person: some typine needed to make
menus; 1gI e. GIIp oLP cLuB g 5,.I TEAHousE' "
HOSTESS for leading tearoom; alert
woman who likes to meet people;
permanent position for right person:
some typing to make menIfs. OLD
CLUB TEA HOUSE. 555 South Wash.
HousAklWsivnFasgi s5 AklsTiHnagia ..ys Ys as much S as sl5
daily for interesting morning work
earnings begin Immediately. no pre-
psrson; PES @ !. MILLER's Music $50 ssSTso{RE,
1ks1RsS6E ls2f E Il: CLERK. experienced md' in
1re insurance, mortsage loan Or
INTERIOR r. DGEScooRAToR, graduate
sfnoo Of recognized interior
must be attractive. good talker and
willing to work. Apply E. L. BUR-
TON. Jr, 9l1 E St: NV. -I7
JEWELRY SALESLADY, exper.: SAL
aTry and commission; permanent.
,EAioR GAi Ss't; cLERK-The Star has has an
opening for a young girl between
IS and 21 years Of age. Applicant
should be neat in appearance. con-
ssndanes ,nd aSIe ot.b. to give good M
Monday through Friday: generous
company benefits in addition to
salary, Apply Personnel, Room
800. The Evening Star. 110l Penna.
MANICURIsT, must be experienced.
to. work in one of Bethesda's incest
salons; 500 wk., days. Apply
in person, 724S Wisconsin ave.
-17
MANICURIsT. highest SALARY and
comm; exclusive neighborhood salon.
WO. 9465. -2I
MARKING RM.-Exp. girl to mark
merchandise. Liberal store discounts.
opportunity for advancement. Apply
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 F
st. NV. --lR
NURSE, graduate. typist; doctors
ofice and clinic: 5la-day week;
state age. marital status, experience,
references and telephone, number.
PIX, RECEPTIONIST. typist: 5-day
0-hr. week. with large manufac-
turing export company. Call Ma.
SS43, Ext. 142, for appt. lie
RADIO WORK. capable of soldering
experienced. Call JU. T-9200. -15
RECEPTIONIST, part time, hours 6
to 10. Apply in person, to z
pm, DAUMIT DANCE STUDIOS,
1877 Columbia rd NV lib
RESEARCHER CLERK, girl between
$3.50, good education, who has
some knowledge general research
work; library experience desirable
but not necessary; must be good
typlst. knowledge of teletype and
PIX useful; pleasant working con-
ditions, interesting duties, good pay.
Write qualifications to Box 1S9-
Evening star., 1950-09-15
HELP MEN

MEN interested in learning sheet
metal fabrication: no experience re-
sPEciA ss co w. SSesfa ses Brady SdHsVhsdA SiSd.
Chevy Chase. Md.
MEN, white. wanted for established
Pepsi-Cola route; married, over 20:
requires ability to meet public and
If you cannot stand advancement
do not apply. Personal interviews
Monday, September Is. $50 am.
Thing CO, so1 i7th st. ne. III
DO NOT PHONE
Evening star., 1950-09-15
HELP MEN

SALESMAN to represent California
Wine Association selling nation
ally advertised line Of wine, cham
payne, vermouth and brandy, for
D. C. Contact with retail trade and
business organizations will be most
valuable. Salary Commensurate With
ability. Box 26e-Z. Star. -2l
SALESMAN, mems wear and sporting
goods. Perm, top pay and hours
MILLS CO., 9th and e SITS. n.w.-17
SALESMAN, colored, for retail LIQUOR
store, good chance for advancement,
must have local references; will be
bonded; state age and education.
Write. Box 207-Z. Star. IL
Evening star., 1950-09-15
TIRE REGROOVER
Good inside work. plenty of tires to
groove; can easily make S125 per
week.
BEN HUNDLEY
3446 14th st. NV.
3446 14th st. NV.

TRUCK DRIvER-Stock room man,
must know city, chance for advance
ment: references required. BEUCH-
LER'S SURGICAL EQUIPMENT co,
915 10th st. NV. -l7
plg AGAN 6PaoksTGRRY sssHaR ~Sl5 e.. ssa sP
Burlington ave, Silver Spring. 80
TRANs-LUx THEATER. 14th and II
wAsHISG fsfiaii en- MACHINE MECHANIC, ex-
per-. state salary. Box 1887, Star.
WATCH REPAIRMAN, exper.. full
time: refs. req.; good opport. for
right man: Box 1857, star. IT
WELDER-Research laboratory needs
snefyene mls esetr 9e cap sapaPe bst With T
soldering and brazing: some expert
niuues. Not production organiza-
tion. Excellent working conditions.
long term contract. All INQUIRIES
to BoE sol.y WTsf star Tor mat
WELDERS (arel. experienced IA
gauge; night shift, pm. to 1880
am. steady work. See Mr.. Smith
for test. COLUMBIA SPECIALITY
co, SOB Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase,
WOOL PRESSER, steady work. See
MR.. DAVE GOODE. 3024 Hamilton
St, Queens Chapel Shopping Center.
w: Hyattsville, Md, WA. 6464. ---l6
BOYS or vets. 18 to %; well-paying
position; leaving Sunday in route to
Detroit, Chicago; winter in Calf.
JOLLY, Cairo Hotel. Don't phone.
MAN. draft exempted, with some me-
chanical and sales experience, to
manage merchandising route Ia
Prince GEORGES County. Nd; $75
ing period. sls5 s't can Teshn be made dtAib By
2 person who is willing to earn it.
Must have transportation or willing
70 get 1t. No selling. but ability
{i.i t. handle n,Sns;S our customers Is an essen;
GREENE. WA. 5000. for apt. II
MAN, for delivery, knowledge OF
Sc. area req. Contact II. b. NC
Mshon; Hd, MAXWELL & TENNYsoN.
MAN, smbitioa;, energetic help in
PLUMBING RI sf' nv' supplies BLOCKS. 3e6e
MAN. 21 to As. with typing ability,
to assist in fuel oil department; ex-
perience not necessary. A fine op-
portunity for advancement for an
sn1ii ambitious person: Write giyine, ex-
status. Box 172-T. Star. II
MAN, white, to clerk in dry clean
ASTORIA CLEANERS, 500 N Cap.
for 3 honest, re-
OF your own, calling on regular
Fuller Brush customers; earnings,
far above average; training fur
nished by experienced men. Apply
Gil National Press Bldg. 14th and
z sts. NV, or call DI. 44S1, or DI.
549s. --lH
MEN-COL0RED-For grocery store.
Apply CERTIFIED FOOD MARKET,
4401 Sheriff I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1950-09-15

Silver Spring, for night shift: excel
employe benefits. Apply SILVER
SPRING HOT sHOPPE, Silver
Spring. Nd. -n..-- III
Evening star., 1950-09-15
11Ol Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN 1925

Messenger for iewelry rtment,
willing to learn. dependable. GOOD
opportunity for advancement. THE
JEWELRY SHOP, Pentagon Building,
call Ii. 5-6T00. Ext. 5621S for ap-
Evening star., 1950-09-15
HELP WOMEN

DOMESTIC GIRL, exper. and ref. re-
auired, good salary and comm.
Apply WARDMAN PARK DRUG.
Wardman Park Hotel. See Mr.. Paul.
COSMETICIAN-Par art-time for drug
store cosmetic dept; experienced
CATHEDRAL PHARMACY, 5000