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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-22
Friday. March 24. 1850

rr1odYs MdrCn z4s lSoo FOO a.m.-Morning Melodies 7:15-Morning Devotions 7:30-Sunrise Serenade 8:00-Gary Moore
 8:30-Not So Quiet, Please 9:00-Zeke Manners 9:15-Redd Harper
 9:30-To be announced 10:00-Jack Berch 10:15-Musical Interlude 10:30-Platter Previews 11:0O-Club Fifteen 11:15-Remember 11:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Luncheon Turntable 12:30-Album Music 12:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World Tn History 1:l5-Jack Smith
 1:30-Yesterday's Best 2:00-Matinee Melodies 3:00-Name It For A Song 3:30-MuSical Varieties 4:00-Curt Massey
 4:15-Second Hand luke Box 4::30-To Be Announced 5:00-News-Short Wave
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-22

Tommy Marlin of the North Pole Bakery who has been in the States for several months reports that his mother is recuperating nicely and looking forward to seeing her friends here.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-22
Thursday. March 23. 1850

700 a.m.-Morning Melodies 7:l5-Morning Devotions 7:30-Sunrise Serenade 8:00-Gary Moore
 8:30-Not So Quiet, Please 9:00-AFRS Sports Reel 9:15-Melody Roundup 9:30-To be announced 10:00-Jack Berch 10:15-Musical Interlude 10:30-Platter Previews 11:0O-Club Fifteen 1l:15@Strike Up The Band 1l:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Luncheon Turntable 12:30-Album Music 12:45-At Ease
 1:00-Around World In History 1:15-Jack Smith
 1:30-Yesterday's Best 2:00-Matinee Melodies 3:00-Name It For A Song 3:3O-Musical Varieties 3:45-Album Music
 4:00-Curt Massey
 4:15-Second Hand luke Box 4:30-To Be Announced 5:00-NewS-Short Wave 5:15-Music of the Masters 6:00-Gene Autry
 6:30-American Heritage 7:00--Requestfl lily Yours 8:00-Mr. and Mrs. North 8:30-Hit Parade On Parade 9:00-Jimmy Durante 9:30-Inner Sanctum 10:00-One Night Stand 10:30-G.I. live 10:45-Words with Music 1l:00 p.m-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-22
A. F. R. $. MARKS AIR FORCE BASE NOME, ALASKA
Wednesday. March P. 1850

Wednesday. March 22. 1850 500 p.m.-News-Short Wave 5:15-Music of the Masters 6:00-Just Jazz
 6:30-This Is The Story 7:00-Requestfully Yours 8:00-Henry Morgan 8:30-HollyWood Music Hall 9:00-The Great Gildersleeve 9:30-SuSpense 10:00-One Night Stand 10:30-G.I. live 10:45-Words with Music 1l:00 p.m.-Sign Off
Evening star., 1950-04-23

want the sun shining for the big moment"
Its going to be beautiful" said Henrietta.
suddenly fascinated by the ease of her treach-
cry. Fair and warm, all day!'
Henrietta hung up. She sat there for
moment. frowning at the telephone. All right.
then, the battle was on. This was between
Dolores French and Henrietta McArdle, to
the finish. Besides, she told herself cold fronts
were notoriously skittish. If this one decided
to take fancy to Gary, or to Harrisburg.
Matt's fair-weather forecast might turn out
to be the correct one. That thought pushed
her over the edge. She phoned the original
forecast to the newspaper and radio station.
closed the Office and started home.
Never before in her twenty-four years IN
Atlas City had she met so many people she
knew on the streets. On Wellington Avenue
she encountered Mrs Maybelle Folsom, a
friend of her mothers What's it going to be
like tomorrow, Henrietta?" squeaked Mrs.
Folsom. I'm planning to bleach curtains"
Fair and continued warm" said Henrietta
briskly.
In FRONT of the post Office chubby Dick
Porterfield asked her whether she thought
tomorrow would be good day for him to pol
ish his new sedan. Fair and continued warm.
all day." said Henrietta, determinedly.
She ran the rest of the way home, but
Howie Reece caught her just as she went up
the walk and asked if she thought there was
any point in his making date to drive to
Germantown for few sets of tennis. Fair
and continued warm, all day" said Henrietta
desperately, and fled to her room, where for
a few minutes she gave herself over to periodic
squalls and intermittent showers.
When the storm had subsided, she sat on
the bed and took stock. There was still time
to recall the fair-weather forecast. Walter or
Dolores would be sure to see the prediction
of thunderstorms and cancel their picnic.
Henrietta blew her nose fiercely. She was 60
ing through with it. In this world you got
Continued on page %
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Matt desk and took look at the weather
chart. There was the cold front. roosting on
top of Minneapolis If only there were some
ern Pennsylvania. There wouldn't be much
picnicking and proposing then!
Over in the corner the teleprinter started
clicking out the countrywide twelve O'Clock
synopsis. Idly, Henrietta leaned over the
machine, translating the coded symbols, as
the national roundup of MONDAY tempera-
lures ratified off onto the yellow paper
Butte, 49, Canton, 73, Charleston, 70, Chat
tanooga, 78, Chicago, So, Cincinnati -
But what was that figure from Chicago?
Fifty-three degrees?
Henrietta scattered the papers on Mats
desk, looking for the 8 am. synopsis At eight
O'Clock that morning the Chicago reading had
been IS. The temperature had dropped
twelve degrees in four hours! Obviously that
cold front had picked up its icy skirts and
started rolling east.
1t was past Chicago now. At rate of
travel of 500 miles in "a hours, that cold air
mass was due in Eastern Pennsylvania at -
let's see - at about one clock the following
afternoon just the time Walter Price and
Dolores French would be spreading out their
picnic lunch beside Claphams Falls!
1t would come suddenly, too, the heavy
cold air moving in close to the ground. the big
black thunderheads charging over the horizon
like hostile cavalry. Suddenly, before man
could run hundred yards, the storm would
ho him. tho r,,>l a
ahead of the cold front would be like a blast
from fire hose.
1T WAS then that the wicked thought en-
tered Henrietta's mind All she had to do was
leave the weather forecast the way Matt had
written it. She was only an observer, after all.
1t was not her place to change the senior fore
casters prophecies. The paper and the radio
station would then carry Mats forecast of a
pleasant Sunday. Walter and Dolores would
go merrily on their picnic.
Dolores might even be offering Walter some
of Aunt Gretchen's potato salad when the
storm struck. In a matter of seconds. Dolores
organdy would be clinging to her body in
moist, limp folds, her fluffy blond hair wouh :
be hanging in straight, unlovely strings.
But even as Henrietta pleasured herself
with these thoughts, she knew that she was
incapable of going through with the wicked
deed. Matt Flanders was too proud of the
station forecasting average. He had gone off
fishing and left her in charge of the office. 1t
was all right to 60 after what you wanted,
but when it meant betraying trust -
The phone interrupted her virtuous
thoughts. 'McArdle speaking"
Hello, doll Walter Price. Got minute?"
ANY time, Walter" she cooed.
do you think it would be better tactics to
propose before the picnic lunch or after?"
II can't talk to you," said Henrietta, in
strangled voice. Il just remembered have
to blow up some weather balloons"
wait! What the weather for tomorrow?
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Let's put it this way" said Henrietta.
For two years now I've been smearing my
fingers with purple ink from that teleprinter:
for two years I've been straining my lustrous
eyes squirting through theodolite at a
helium balloon. If I'm good girl and study
hard, might some day get to be as high up in
the weather service as my father did - and
when Pop retired he was bringing home fast
six thousand year. Can you think of any
reason why shouldn't get smart and hitch
my wagon to Walters fast-rising starr"
Il can think of a couple" said Matt, IF
you'd like to hear them"
I've heard them," said Henrietta I've
heard them hundred times. Service. sci
enCe. all the great words
Its no accident, said Matt, that certain
words get to be great big words Some pretty
good people have believed in them Your
father, for instance"
Henrietta stood up and laid a hand on
Matts coat sleeve. She was surprised to find
herself getting little electric thrill from the
feel of the rough stuff on his coat against her
hand. She had to take her hand away before
she could speak. I'm sorry" she said Il
guess I'm not very nice. Maybe never got
over coming home at one in the morning from
date and seeing my Pop still sitting at the
dining-room table, adding and subtracting
accounts. Sometimes | wish | could see it
your way.
Il wish you could, too" said Matt
Their eyes met for long moment Then
Henrietta whispered, I'm always ready to
talk about it.
Matt turned his head away We've talked
about it for two years. Somewhere some
time, you II have to find out about it for your
self. Now let's forget it. I've got to make up
the Sunday forecast"
Henrietta went back to her desk She sat
down, drew in deep breath of air. and then
let it out. Matt"
"Yes?"
Don't you like Walter?"
LET me put it this way He sold me that
car. All the time we were together had the
uneasy feeling he was leaning against me-"
you bought the car, didn't you?" grinned
Henrietta.
Il bought it in self-defense,' said Matt
Since then my life has been accursed. The
Car burns gasoline like B-36, swallows oil
like dipsomaniac robot and rattles like
load of coal going down a chute"
Have you ever complained to Walter?"
Matt looked at her in amazement. 'Me?
I'm not the aggressive type"
well. here's your chance. AS they say on
the radio, here comes Walter now"
WALTER PRICE didn't walk through the door
of the weather station Office. He breezed
through. Greetings, citizens" he said.
Have no fear, Price is here. Get your hat,
doll We will 60 to Luigi s and sit beneath the
murals of the Bay of Naples while Luigi him
self pastes together his most impressive anti
pasto. Quickly, quickly. Time is money.
Ten seconds gone already"
"That's ten dollars we owe yOll said Matt
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Henrietta pulled away for moment
Anything can do for you, Matt, before
go?" she asked.
Matt looked up from his weather map.
I'll be fine, DOLL he said. 81.
1t was one forty-five when Henrietta got
back to the weather station office. Matt
peered at her briefly, then went back to his
map. Henrietta stamped in, pulled open the
drawer of her desk, slapped her purse into the
drawer, and then walloped it shut with force
that made the little pull on the front fall off.
''Shoddy," she said.
"Subversive talk" said Matt That's
government property"
"All want to hear from you is one thing
Is it going to rain here tomorrow"
Don't know for sure, said Matt Il think
not. That cold front is still roosting over
Minneapolis. Looks like the thing is settling
down in Minnesota and establishing home
steading rights What's it to you whether it
rains or not?"
''OH, MATT" walled Henrietta I'm un-
DONE He's going on picnic tomorrow with
Dolores French. He's going to propose to her
That's what our lunch was about He wanted
to ask me how a girl would feel about being
proposed to on picnic"
What did you say?"
Il told him thought it was little public,
with all the ants watching Please let it rain.
Let it rain pitchforks and elephant tusks."
Dolores French. think know her.
Fluffy blond hair - and mind to match?"
THE same You know I'd sooner die than
say anything against rival. but Dolores was
and is spiteful selfish, spoiled mean-tem-
pered ninny."
Il have no doubt of it." said Matt But
how does she succeed in concealing this side
of her nature from Walter?"
Matt, you big BOBBY, that sort of thing
comes natural to feline like Dolores when
she is after man. l gather she never lets
Walter spend any money on her. She cooks
him meals at her house - with her Aunt
Gretchen doing forced labor in the kitchen
1t was Dolores who suggested the picnic to-
morrow. They're going to Clapham's Falls.
Can't you find sprinkle or shower or may
be little typhoon anywhere on that map?"
mot unless that cold front gets moving
east. Then we'd likely have precipitation.
I'm settling for a forecast of continued fair
and warmer. There it is, written out Send it
out to the paper and the radio station, will
you?"
Don't get any sympathy from you, you
heartless monster?"
Sorry" said Matt I'm going fishing, up
at Round Creek, above the Falls for the
week end" Matt picked up his rod case, fly
box and waders from corner of the office,
and moved toward the door stop glooming."
he said. Everything will be all right
'Oh, sure" said Henrietta, "As recall
that's what you said on December rs, 1947,
the day before the greatest blizzard of all time
paralyzed the East"
Matt's smile disappeared. 1--WE don't talk
Evening star., 1950-04-23
GET THE FICTION HABIT

Cood stories help you relax. p..s you i'm better
mood. For more TisS WEEk short 6caion, read
.Thai Rabbi, Ho.ind'' by Robers NJ. Yol@r, page rs
Evening star., 1950-06-08
SITUATIONS woMEN
BOoKKEEPER, remington Rand.

BOOKKEEPER, Remington Rand, 10
yrs. ekper. accts. recbl, payroll. de-
sireS perm, position downtown d. C.:
last accurate. dependable; excel.
rel Dial KE. 3-6lOsi $50 minimum.
CASHIER, approx. 8 yrs ssper..
bondanle, reliable, prompt and de-.
tsiI.h!a psndsble x,lSs;ts }o; ts-s0o1i S1o1i,.a, 10.
60 kaE%ay; best wages expected. Box
coIIfkGiEs collie s'shRa Grad, exp vri.ip.. re-
search. editing, typinE d Frsnch;
cnMppeNioAAP assi posi AP r, 4l2s s,s sfter 8. Q.
son or invalid: mature woman. Box
COMPANION LADY of refinement
elderly lady: licensed to drive car.
NURSE, hospital trained. prefers in.
tants 9r Or ehildren's care; references.
NURSE, prac.. coIored, desires day
SSss; SSsy; exper. doctors refs. no.
NURSE twhitel, hospital trained: st-
xyfaSr ya5id case; G nrs Eei; III. 94ot,
EttSshes. position with children; 'sfs.
sEcRETARy; exper., wants position
In small office, vic. Dupont Circle.
Salary open, Box 278-K, Star.
Tying WANTED Envelope ad-
dressing at home; IS years exper,.
satisfaction guarantee. 5000 9Th
WOMAN. white, middle. aged, would
Ike Ike hoTsework. Call after 8 p IN.
MibDIaiAGrD hn Jewish lady desire. n
full or part time position as sales
lady, stockroom clerk. sewing, etc.
mo Saturdays; considering doing
any work which can be done In her
nome. Has sewing machine. ia.
ALERT BUSINESS WOMAN. diverui.
ned experience, wants position in
property MANAGEMENT or rental Of
nee. Box 266-K, Star
EXPERIENCED TYPiST desires work
AZ home, day or ewes; manuscripts.
correspondence, envelopes; work
called FOR, delivered. RIA. 4sIe. 10
REFINED. middle-aged woman, white.
wished g,h.w. or companionship for
one adult or cple. Box 27s-K. Star.
DO YoU NEED q baby sitter eve
nlngs2 Good references. MI 2923.
COLORED GIRL college student, ex.
celient references, will care for
ccnlldrn afternoons or evenings. Can
live IN Box 202-G. Star. %
CoLORED GIRL wants nishtwork in
restaurant or cafe: experienced. ref
erence After p..m;. VI. 26i2
CoLORED GIRL desires work at
girl cleaning oflces or store maid.
intelligent, reliable. nea.
and experienced college Eraduate
desires work. typing, general once
work or clerk. NO 1856 -R
Evening star., 1950-06-08
hElp ooMEsrIc tcs.s.l

G;HM. plain eookias. Eood hun.
week, RA. 6Ssc. ~ 80
G.H.W. and socd cook to live In: nice
home; only settled and responSisls
person; seoa health and sxpsr. 1tts.
S.a SahiMiaGIsn, MG excellent refs. REQUIRED.
Gu. W.. fond Of children: sood ioe.l
res live tn S-day vi; sSs. IN.
cav, COOK. iiv. in; sas VI 4.
Start; Start; settled. reliable peFson. refs,
o.RW.SPiSrx cookrNe-ss e,,A
ne sunday. stay : niShts; Al lScal
refs. reed. $sS Nk. Solp TennT.
son ST. nv. EN- S4TS.
HoUsEKEEPER, liking children Cs),
somf. md d, rm.. SsS wk live IN,
WQ. sASa after $50, -S
MAID, live in. settled woman only,
rs rs, eoSk,fss. Ssis excellent salary rsfs.
AAipSFua time; ,xper,.ne.d. mus,
ee sood cock, available for entire
summer cut OF waShinston. 20
no. rS cal unless sou are qualified.
SAfp itas, io1 ,sAv. sOclin.; fond di .,
srssees an' M IN ss4s. ssSen' 'Oea Ssf-
Phon. alter 1850 s-n.. No. 1904
NURSEMATD and plain cook. live IN;
Gooo references; other help en-
pleyed: GOOD salary, vi esS7.
WOMAN, white, eongeniAl; care OF {
boys help cock; live In; salary plus
tm tra ana board refs. required, Boz
WOMAN. care for children; one who
prefers good home to high vases.
After $50 ?. N. AP. 1899. 10
rWo RETIRED GENTLEMEN require
capable and reliable houSekeepsr
FOR country home. Box lS-k. star.
l0s
work, TO live in. children. nov
tng to new home In Kent. AD.
732l. %
Evening star., 1950-06-08
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, JR., for a local c.p.a
ONCE Reply in own handwriting
stating age, education, experience
and salary expected. JULIAN
SAVAGE, 1905 6 st. NV. 3
AIR CONDITIONER and refrisera-
ton mech, exper. in Philco and
for Tor right men, A. S. JoHNsoN CO
INC, 1910 9th st. NV. 10
JANITOR, colored, foi
large apartment house; must be re-
liable and sober. THOS J. FISHER
& CO., INC, 73S 18th st. NV. -g
ASST. MANAGER, for restaurant,
exper., best refs, sober and de-
pendable. Call Elk. 1892. 3
Evening star., 1950-06-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored, desires days work.
Monday through Friday: refer
ences. Cali RA. 3O06.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as g.hV,
ei,o or nursemaid; 6.dasg week; best
"a days wk. References. Call Du.
MAID. eolored. wishes Job in a home,
store or doctors once. Ii. 7-1bi9.
WOMAN. white, sxper.. will care for
s snild or eiderIy person or DO light
$40. Ho. 4Ss2. "
YOUNG LADY, exper.. desires light
hhousework' tond q children, pre-
HIGH School GRADUATE desires
JOB. tsking care Of child; s days
H.s.G. wants gen. h.w..
nursemaid, store, maid or tearoom
helper; 5 days; Lincoln. 6-b52s.
GIRL wants days works
good references. DU. Sg6S.
GIRL wants part-tims
nighswork or days work; refs. HU.
CoLoRED GIRL desires general
housework; reference. co. 1857,
CoLoRED GIRL wants s.h.w. or
cafeteria work; references. can
WOMAN, reliable. $ant.
g;h,y. with deDendsble family. DL.
otoaIiokED WOMAN wants day. work,
aaons w6sisS7 6si sSS7ISs; want. p.r.-,im.
or days work; good reference AD.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
I'll 14th st. NV.

LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN, married, for
estab retail laundry and dry-clean-
ing, territory. Write, stating age
and eXUer Box 470-L, Star. 10
MANAGER. for several parking lots;
pest. pest reterenees' w1e sober and depend
MANAGEMENT ANALYST. expert
enced COLLEGE graduate, free to ira
vel; salary. S5,000-S S5. 500; submit
qualifications and experience to Box
MARGIN CLERK for local broker;
NYSE member house. experienced.
Write fun details in application.
Box f94-J. Star .
MEAT CUTTERS. excel. opening for
S10-SS9, depending on ability; s.
day wk., vacation with pay. free
disqualification, many employe bene-
nts; opportunity for advancements.
Apply RIM l24. shirlinston Trust
sidg,; Inn.. .sh Shirlinston Shopping Center.
MECHANIC. washing machine; sober;
washers. PRocTER c1sfHeSa & HuTGhiNe agISmatle
,:S son; 3Il4 l4th st. NV.
MECiaANiC; nsriaaas Dodge and Plymouth ex-
sHEEHY MOTORS osss'' $500 seSsaEn Baltimore e
ave, Hyattsville. Md. 10
NIGHT SERVICEMAN, for electrical
servicing and trouble shooting on
central office fire and burglar alarm
system; living quarters provided for
single man; past exper desirable
but not nec.; perm. pos. Box 342-J,
Star.
OIL BURNER MECH, must have ex-
perience on all makes of oil burners;
must have ref: wonderful oppor-
tunIty for right man. DI. 1886. %
PAiNTER-Exp. man only; Wash.
work. MR.. MOORE, LO. 3-7334
PAINTER, 1st class onls, S13 a day.
Can any time. WA. 1870. S
PAINTERS, flrst-class, for construc-
tion job. Apply at 90 Sheridan st.
ne q
PAINTER CONTRACTOR. to sub.
contract painting: 30 masonry ram
blers; interior. exterior; in nearby
Prince Georges Co. For blueprints,
phone WILKIN-MAY CONSTRUC-
TION CO, WA. 6154. 10
PHARMACIST, full time: pleasant
working cond.: refs. required. EN-
PIRE PHARMACY. 1888 Conn. ave.
PLASTERERS wanted. sood wages.
Call SH. 1888. IA
Evening star., 1950-06-08
MOTOR TRAVEL

NAVAL ACADEMY instructor driving
70 wyoming about June IL. TAKE l
or all or part way. share expenses.
Exeh; Tef. co. 4s4o evenings. So
June 10th. Take three passengers.
Share driving and expenses. Call
johnson 3-3955, after o. So
PITTsBURGH-'49 Mercury; leaves
Eu- pm; returns Sun. 8 pm.
TWO STUDENTS want ride 20 San
Francisco or Los Angeles. Calf, on
or about June 12; share. St. Johns
College. Box l46. Phone oe5l. An
CALIFORNIA-Lkayi June II. take
., help driving; references: g-IO
an, MA. $50. Ext. sos, H.
FATHER and young daughter desire
transp. 10 st. Petersburg, Fla, this
weekend; exper. driver or as pas
sengerS. Phone VI. 7J23.
NAVAL OFFICER driving TO san
Francisco, June 10; take one or tWo
TO share drivins and expenses. ~.
T-7es9. %
Continued on Next PAssl
Evening star., 1950-06-08

In order to protect tts ddUer-
ttsers from receivins circular
matter, tt is expressly understood
and agreed that all such mat
ter irill be Dithhehld as tar as
possible bp The Star. Only bona
fde dnsDerS to advertisements
addressed to bor numbers in
care OF The star niu be deifUeTed
to QdpertfseTs on presentation
OF the Dor number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
QAT,ESMEN

For Washington, Maryland and vir-
ginia. The men We select will be
given protected territory. in which
We have many established accounts; !;
liberal commission with drawing ac-
count; experienced in calling on in
dustrial accounts helpful; car neces-
Sary. Phone MIR. l.. CURLEY. MA.
$50. between 4 and z pm. for ap-
pointment. Sc
Evening star., 1950-06-08
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for q
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 20 and 80
years of age; previous experience
and D. c. permit required: must be
dition to salary, generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
Personnel. Room sos.
Evening Star Building
l10l Penna. Ave. NV.
TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPERS.
for delivery and furniture moving:
white only: do not phone SUB
URBAN DELIVERY SERVICE, S2O5
Fenton St, Silver Spring, Md.
first class, cut. sew.
make Job complete; steady work:
vULCANiZER. exper.: S6i per wS
excel. working cond. BEN HUNDLEY,
3446 l4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

see Mr; Jacobson. Do mot phone.
MARKERs for dry Cleaning plant;
excellent salary; 5h days q week.
NHRsk 1RRf 'Sas SoDn IS 10 ave teach ar students
evening classes; part time or fuli
NuRsEMaiDs t5Rsi Gsn IL sGovsRNEss fgRN - white, e.
take care Of 2 children. live in. exp.
an6 sion ref hr1 necessary. &c - Permanent pesi-
oFFfcE ASSISTANT. good typist
for .non-profit liberal Organization;
bright beginner considered who Is
interested In current affairs; college
SS SGkseSInd ca Mss sssepsts RohIN saIsE' st ia
OFFICE WORK, including bookkeep-
ing machine operation; state. expert
enc enee and salary expected. Box
kEcEfTiosisr lsSifi OH for beauty IaG salon.
BETTE-MAURICE BEAUTY SALON,
Sd2I S425 Ga ave, Silver Spring. sH
sAIEsLADY with at least yea years
experience for and 10 cent store
4pDls 1p. so5 n and PsTsGn 81. st st. LINCOLN &
SALESLADY, experienced, Apply in
person to GRETCHEN COLE, 7244
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Nd. %
SALESLADY-For one OF Washing
toms oldest and finest furriers; ex-
perience preferred but not neces-
sary; salary plus commission. See
Mr.: Katz, .sAKs, $40 18th ST. 8
SALESLADY; must be exper. in ladies'
dresses; good salary; permanent
position. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING, 703 7th st. NV. MA.
SALESLADY. vounp for rsed1Hto-
wear. Experienced pref, BRENTIY
EDWARDS, 425 7th st. NV. 10
SALESLADY, exper., for women's ae-
ces, Perm. pos, pleasant working
cond. JOSEPH D. YOUNG'S, 1145
Conn. ave.
SALESLADIES-We need experienced
girls for dresses. hosiery and sports
wear departments. Good salaries.
Apply IDA SEIGEL, INC, 3036 14th