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Evening star., 1950-01-19

SECURITIES BLDG.
729 18th st. on wall Street" OF
Wash, 8, 8 or 8 rm. suites. Avail.
1mmed. Will air-condition and /or
remodel to suit tenant of excel
refs. Dl. 1910 or OR Rh0G -on
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Be Warm This Winter

Be Warm This Winter
Enjoy the comfort of this cozy brick
tile, bath UP. Liv. rm., din. rm''
equip, kit. on 1st q. Full bsmt.,
auto. heat. Close in. Level wooded
iot. Walk to new grade school and
pus. Just redecorated Will 60 CT
at S1d $50. Be first to look! Cali
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd., OW. 1000
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KENSINGTON

Completely modernized home, with
the quaint charm Of the old and
the comfort of the new. 6 lovely
f,sres lot Attractive H summer house.
Abundant landscaping.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th ST. NV. Elk. 24s0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16

1t has been most gratifying to
have so many of you tell us that
you enjoyed the story about the
little lady with the green thumb
who lives at what is now No. 80
West Montgomery Avenue. In the
process of moving from Laytons-
vile to Is Williams Street, Rock
vile, we have mislaid the notes
made when Miss Mona Thompson
took US on a tour of the block
SO, until they turn up, let's see
what Miss Mona in her history had
to say about this old part of the
town.
zone of the oldest and most in
teresting neighborhoods of the
town, adjoining on the west the
old Fields property, now the Post
Office, brings tender recollections
to living representatives of the old
families in that neighborhood. Mrs.
Charles B. Jones mrs. Lavinia
Jones, who died a year or so ago
in her mid-nineties) resided for
six years in the house now occupi-
ed by several families on West
Montgomery Avenue near South
Adams Street. Mrs. William w.
(Margaret) Welsh, "a, played in
the square back of the Thomas
Anderson home, on North Adams
Street, where she lives with her
parents, the, original house in a
splendid STATE of preservation now
being owned by Mrs. William T.
Brown. Miss Margaret Fields,
(who died two years ago at the
age of 98) spent her life up to the
past few years in the old home,
located, as above described, the
original history of which tract pre-
cedes the founding of the hamlet of
Williamsburg, now Rockville.
"In the early part of 1900 Will
liam O'Neale, Sr., decided certain
property to Richard West who in
1918 decided the land to William
Braddock. 1t would appear that
Braddock's hobby was acquiring
various tracts of land for he was
a prominent and successful real
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16

has resided in Chevy Chase since
1888. Mrs. Lawlor is the mother of
two children. She maintains her
law office in Silver Spring.
Club members brought in canned
goods for Donation Day for Mont
gomery County General Hospital
Additional gifts for Christmas
welfare were also brought in, some
of which will be sent abroad to
the Dutch family sponsored by the
Club. Mrs. Edwin L. Davis was
welcomed as new member of the
Club. Mrs. Raleigh Chinn made
comprehensive report on the work
the Education Committee hopes to
carry out this year. The hostesses
were Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs.
Ralph Beall, and Mrs. Cramer
Burke. The meeting was held in
the new Sunday School Room of
the Christian Church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Mrs. LawlOr, New
Council Member
Addresses Club

The program chairman of the
Rockville Woman's Club is an OPP
portunist, so at the meeting on
Thursday the club members were
given the opportunity to see and
hear Mrs. Kathryn Lawlor, who
was elected to the County Council
only two days before.
Mrs. Lawlor told how she hap
pened to become involved in politics
and it was refreshing to learn that
khe office sought her, something
rather novel these days with so
many seeking office. Everyone
was impressed with her sincerity
of purpose. She invited ones with
special problems to call on her in
the hope of alleviating such prob
lens. A member of the bar, the
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia, the Court of Appeals
Of Maryland, and the Supreme
Court of the United States, she
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Glen All Girls Club
Elects New Officers

Betty Henderson was elected
president of the Glen Girls All
Club, at the regular meeting held
at Potomac School on Monday.
Other officers elected we're: Rae
dell Hayes, Vice president; Gwenny
Gregory, secretary; Janet Candy,
treasurer; Joan Hurley and Rosa
lie Henderson, program committee;
Ruth and Mary Ann Butt, clean
up committee; Raedell Hayes,
publicity; Margaret Curry, Carol
and Barbara Sanders, games.
Local leaders are Mrs. William
Robey and Mrs. John Candy. The
next meeting will be held on Mon
day, November 27.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Maupin an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Betty Jean Maupin, to
Richard Mobley Wilhide, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Wilhide of
Clarksburg. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Miss Maupin attends Richard
Montgomery High School. Mr.. Will
hide is associated with Wilhide &
Sons, Poultry, at Clarksburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Births Reported
At Local Hospital

Births reported at Montgomery
County General Hospital for the
period from November 9 to Novem-
Der IL include:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Norton,
ii, a son; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
j. Peasants, tSr., a son; Mr.. and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16

members and two visitors were
present.
After a short business meeting,
candied apples were made by the
leader, assisted by the girls. Two
recipes were used testing for the
better one to be used later by the
girls. All the members enjoyed eat
ing the finished product" The
next meeting will be held Novem-
Der 18.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Here's easy ,cay make good every economically

Especially recommended for fine
flavor are Eight O'Clock, Red
Circle, and Bokar Coffee. :. brought
to you exclusively by ASP. Sold
in the flavor sealed bean and
Custom Ground" to order, they're
extra fresh. You'll make the best
tasting coffee ever and save
money in the bargain!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16

Have your coffeemaker scrupu-
lously clean. Be sure your coffee is
fresh, and the correct grind for
your coffee pot. Always use fresh
ly boiling water. Measure coffee
and water carefully. The best rule
is 2 level tablespoons of coffee to
y measuring cup Tor ordinary
cup of mater for each person.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16

Mrs. William D. Rhea, daughter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn S. Sexton, q
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd e. Ander-
son, daughter; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert r. King, son.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac A. Smith of
Unity. announce the engagement of
their daughter, Alvia Virginia to
Rev. j. Clyde Ball of Sunshine.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16

ACTH, cortisone not specific
against cancer; experts report.
France for synthetic rubber.
Mental detectives put at per
cent in U. S. 2 per cent more
"borderline.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16

Farm output rise higher taxes
are urged to halt imitation.
Slitcher urges $4,000, OOO,ooo
cut in non-military consumption.
Moscow press call American
election u wild orgy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-11-16
I.eWisdale All Club

The Lewisdale Girls All Club
met Friday, November 3 at the
nome of the Arnold sisters. Nine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHAMBER MAID or care child de-
sired by Swiss girl. Excel local,
Swiss refs. Box 356-V. Star:
GIRL 1af T X 6os ,aD shr part time
GIRL wants afternoon work moth.
cRocKET TT sol W 8 St. NV HEi'oi''LA
Observation-Disclosures cook, mother
less home; semi-invalid bus. people
No lndry. (wh). Box 361-V, Star.
"3%AS sol0F s ti dssre zu gsf
WOMAN. neat, colored wants full
TIN time d. general "a s hooIsework; live in;
SETTLED " WHITE LADY, expert
enced, with best refs, wants to
take care of a baby or children
some afternoons and evenings: light
duties and sewing. OR. 1885.
p ? gays ysl week or part time exp refs
WHITE iadv desires work in vic.
f Hf Hy yaHsili 5 days wk,; live out.
1 s5E p ss1S r a9n.' s %sd,; Fri
CoLoRED girl with references desires
days york. for Tuesday and Fri
COL0RED woman, exp, desires day
work cooking or serving. Ii. 3-9055
COLoRED couple, exp, desire work
as cook and houseman. Ii. 3-9055.
COLOEED GIRL desires 5 days work
empl. Poop e: live out; NV. loo.
exp, good refs. GE. 9419.
COLORED' GIRL desires days work
on Sat: and Sun. or job as maid in
store Sat. Call LU. 4-733S. 81"
work for colored or white as maid
kitchen helper, waitress, dishwasher
cchamnbermaid, or any kind. FIR
COL. GIRL desires 5-day work, fol
employed couple or people; gooc
references. Box 234-V, Star. 27s
COLORED WOMAN, smart and de-
pendable, wishes days work. A |
ref Hi 6T24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
THE JEWELRY SHOP

Pentason Bldg. -27
PRESSERS-Exper. on woods; also
exper. silk finishers; good pay
steady. sAFEWAY CLEANERS, S24.
Resident MANAGER wanted, Lowell,
apt, free util. and good salar,
available to the one who can quail.
~; pref marie married settled woman
age, present employment and DUAL.
ifications in your Letter. Box 1855
sALESGIRLs WANTED. Apply il
s peTssn Az. a 31i In, N St NV; rs
s Oh naIaas s9.49 y5s Old apply
cry person : fR1N NHHa9N5 515 sfA WiSor
Observation-Disclosures wori
in jewelry store, experience pre-.
l 1frEea R sgt net net necessary; ,, ROGERS
sALEstaDtIEss for new store on Conn
ave, must be thoroughly experienced
in hosiery. lingerie. sportswear. Cal
JOSEPH BEYDA, AID. sS45 for in.
saLEsWoMAN. alert. age e5-45 with
car. but, not for canvassing. Aver.
age worker earns S15 daily. Gooc
worker earns more. Percentage
basis. National advertising. NJ
exper. required. we train you at oul
expense If you qualify. To ar.
range for a personal interview cal
10. 5000 between o and IL am.
ask for MP. TAVENNER. il
SEAMSTRESS, white, bet. ages IA.
30, to handle small tailoring anc
seamstress trade on premises; mus
be neat in appearance and punctual
vacation with pay and bonus aftel
yr. Apply in person, do no
phone. CENTURY DRY CLEAN.
ERS, 1910 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex
SECRETARY, doctors office: short.
hand, typing necessary: age % tC
40 prefd. Salary, S55 weekly. Bo,
331-M Star -27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
PERSONAL

LADIES-We can tailor you a suit
from surplus mems suits. 2115 r.
!; ave. ne: CO: S4l4. -27
Of 9Th ave. N, Y, now about that
dress, suit or coat you have in mind.
Nothing too hard to do. Centrally
T lEeatea at al sb!o St. NV. RIM 20,
"a casn Be- dangerous. HAVE S'o other rem.
edtes failed?. Don't take. chances.
Satch--ama zing new product, i'm
today, SATCH PRODUCTS. BOX
3O05. Eads Station. Arlington; Va.
ESCORTS for ladies and gentlemen.
st. at Conn.,. DE. 5000. 2-7:3o pm.
RELIABLE licensed horse trainer,
would like to organize racing stable;
m asshns Gail Siaf L. s nay LOT co@5ns
GIRLS! They are wearing them
offer in effect. ST. each; fast serv-
Ice. hurry to our, new address, 716
II LII av.r st. sv n,W 2n eao 4; NEEDLE
YOUNG STSa; NAN MAN desires snof' to contact
persons 20 to 80, interested in form
ing non-profit dancing and social
club. Box 342-V, Star. 29s
WHITEHALL NURSING HOME = A
beautiful old nearby Virginia insti-
tuition under new management by
D. c. physician, opening Feb. LIST.
Many private and semiprivate rooms
at very reasonable rates. Call SH.
1914 for informa ton. II
VACANCY in nursing home; 24-hr.
nursing care. licensed by county and
State. SH. 6040.
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1910 G st. NV.
VACANCIES for ladies and gentle
men in modern convalescents home;
attractive, comfortable rooms; de-
seryices close in. AID. 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
HELP nQMESTIc
CHILDREN,S NIfRSEMAIn MI

CHILDREN's NTRsEMAID, white or
eolored; $500 per mo, to start; live
In, pvt. room and bath; experienced,
settled; references. WO. 1888. -
COOK, g.h;w, for . adults; must
have nave local references; prefer live
1890 to 7:3o; in family; recent
wood. OIL. 1926
COOK, white. LIST class; to do cooking
and serving only; Chambermaid.
tive tiye quarters Lda private bath; must
ing household. Phone OR. 1882.
COOK, first class, and care of LIST fl;
live, in; must have good local refs.
Call MISS SEAMAN, MA. 1850 bet.
COOK snd II ngon or on and a. 3 10
week. Live in. MUST HAVE RE-
LIABLE LOCAL REFERENCES. OR.
COOK AND CHAMBERMAID- war;
RESs ca, to do cooking, cleaning
a and serving no family Laundry; ex-
class household: good wages: attrac-
tive sitting bedroom with twin beds
and private bath; nurse and gard
ener also employed: must have re-
cent refs. Phone OR, 1882. 20
COUPLE with good local references to
eenced in cooking, serving and clean
Ing: $3.50 to $500 month. Box 2sS-
S Star. 80
GH.W.; white lady preferred; care
OF child; live in; parents en-
ployed; lovely home with all modern
live ~ s exp n; baby care; live in.
1929. 30
G.H.W., cook; ref; live in or stay
several nights; Fri. aft. off; fond
Of children; S25 wk. RA. 6964.-2S
CIV III: no cooking; fond of children;
n.y. I1ye he steady reliable; city refs.
GIRL for general housework and
care for Child: must be physically
R stT9HEi Sal FIR BIS. so4 A., ~
OF 3-yr.-old child and small apt :;
nlo6cSaIl refs. Call after z PM, ia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wANTED-
Experienced, references; live . in;
10 laundry; good pay; phone OR
MAID. exper s,h.w., good cook; take
small home, Spring VALLEY area
working mother; Bendix; 5-day wk
iocel TelS. RED, So plus carfare.
Write Box 349-V, Star. 80
NuRSE-GOVERNESS white only. care
OF children-9 mos. and another
school age, good living quarters, ex-
Gel. salary to the right person, must
have refs, perm. position. Call WO.
WOMAN, preferably milddle-aged to
live in and take care of newborn
infant days a week; country. Call
Fairfax Wa.) TS-J-13..
g.h.w., plain cooking; fond of chill
dren; pvt. room and shower; auto.
laundry; S23 to start. RA. 63l4.
White, live in: employed
parents; / child; pleasant small
a9me; attrac. room; $50 mo. APP.
DBLE. RIM. with kit. privileges, ami,
in return for wife's services for
semi-invalid. Near Andrews Field.
Cypress 1865 is
MT. PLEAsANT-Help wanted; part
time worker mornings; must be
h De- dsa4 reliable and exper,; rel refs.
COLoRED WOMAN to live in. do
cooking, laundry and downstairs
for . adults, l child; one other
servant $50 per week. NO. 2757.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
STENOGRAPHER

General office experience. For perm.
position, 51a-day wk. Salary $50,
Box 1877, Star. IS
STENOG. -SECRETARY, young woman
with pleasant personality, speed, &C.
curacy and willingness to take re-
$50 nv wk. Call CO. 7641. go
EACH small kndergarten; must private
sxper sAs sna EDUCATIONAL s,ac BACKGROUND
kindergarten and nurs-
cry. State qualifications and SAL
airy expected. Box 19s-M, Star.
TYPIsT. with good, accurate knowl-
SAILED eale u pRoDucTs co ana 1No Spe 4aoo
Bladensburs rd.. Cottage City,
TYPIsT. under 80, for claim depart
ment Of nationwide insurance or
SANITATION; 5.day week.; pleasant
r SSFASEGa liz ia ST.. bet ages 81
35, life insurance office. with pen
sion plan and paid vacations. 40
hrs. week, some experience nee,
sponsibiI Ia se Cali Elk * os95. -ss
for collection de-
partment. In retail store; excellent
opportunity, steady position, good
salary. Apply SLoAN'S, 735 It'll
TYPIsT.CLERK, for patent law once;
stenography not required but useful;
debating machine experience useful;
state age. education, experience and
salary expected. Box 312-v. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
SITUATIONS MEN
ARCHITECT reeiS1ere5 sneo;,

ARCHITECT, registered, Specializing
IN ,Struc. design. field superv., gen
specs. seeks immed. location: sal
airy or perc. commensurate ability:
BOY s63-V, Star. aas
BAKER, .colored; IL years exp,
wants JOB in bakery shop. HUI. 3A422,,
BOWLING ALLEY WORK desired as
ficient. Age 80. married. 81. 1888.
BOY, high school senior, wants part
time work downtown or vicinity
Eastern High School. Glebe 631s
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. Howard U.
work; references. FIR. COOS after fer
GENERAL OFFICE, age 80, married
exper. in bookkp. tipping. addresso-
graph, eraphotype and mimeogre phi
work. GE. 1854. Box 297-V. Star,
INSTITUTIONAL wholesale grocery
salesman. 16 yrs. present position,
knowledge, OF. frozen foods; estab-
lished following Of better trade;
present pre- ats eWp, st.r know of chsrse
JANITOR. exper., desires Job, full or
sa f,es = pm 10. 3-6529. CHARLIE
PLUMBER. years exper; Md.
iourneyman,s card, married, desires
position with progressive firm. LII.
REAL ESTATE SALES MGR. to to re-
lieve broker or builder. well quail
sss = R'o B sD A. sa's M 1888 ses s g.
SALES MGR. age 81. desires sales
or administrative position, extensive
experience in selling and engineer
tensive training in Investment bank
SERVICE MANAGER or mechanic
FIcKE. RID. 1. sprinsfiefd; va
YOUNG MAN. 81. 2 yrs. college, lust
ing fiield Of work. preferably, not
office. Can 90 to college at night if
nnseessary ~ Free to travel, Mr..
room clerk. tipping and bookkeep-
ing exper; good references: avail
able immediately. VI. 6129. to
Retired GOVT. EMpLoYE desires
Zionist or bldg guard: in good
health. nonsmoker and nondrinker.
sF FTisen esfs BOX so sseV dep sta
able. young man. 3rd-class license
Fill CHARGE BooKKEEPER with
10 years experience in, Washington;
only interested in permanent posi-
ton. Phone Herndon 143 after
$50 pm. or Sat. and Sun. or Box
WIDELY FxPER. UNIV. GRADUATE
Specialist in history AMI hui
manities, is now available fol po-
sition in creative writing, rewrit-
ing. linguistics, tutorial instruct.
Broad cultural background; cut
standing references. <Cal CO. 0t54;
COLOREn MAN. 81, reliable. wants
work as Waterman or other light
work; formerly stock room ST.
sos. ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SALESMAN

SALESMEN-Automobile and auto
with past exp. in the automobile
SO starting salary; 5ia day week;
plus commissions and bonus. Do not
ments. HERSON's AUTO & AP-
PLIANcE CO., TIA o ST. NV.
FOOD ROUTE MAN-outstanding
men to Join sales stan fs Of n aRaiNGS
known food company; salary and
commission and other employment
benefits. For interview, state quail
tications in letter to Box l91-S,
sALESMEN-Permanept Job for right
man representing Packard Electric
division, General Motors Corpora
ton. the leading manufacturer Of
sautomotiye gable, selling to estab-
Middle Atlantic States. Salary and
expenses; car furnished. Selected
applicants will be interviewed in
Washington, on Jan, 81 or Feb. L.
Apply by letter. stating age, ex-
phone number. Write Box 5S-V.
WE WANT modern, experienced auto
mobile Sa!ssman to sell new. Chrys-
Ter ana Plymouth cars. Must be
40 iCPdtdllOh1 lIluuStl y,
sales ability, and appearance; excel.
salary and commission. Coop. in
surance, paid vacation, yearly bo-
nus al sales aids. Apply personally.
Fl fla w M6fok e eo 5oS r a AMAG COS:
DEPRESsIoN-PRooF non-seasonal,
sensational new hearing aid, accept
sd A; M. A. and Government, offers
lifetime career. Excellent earnings
N..N,,
ara bonus n basis. Training provided.
r fS.fi Il s01 A as AF Sslf Sore
7u1 pS or M RnT5 c s!ns t APBly J. 70
Hv1lss54oN' ll42 eth st. NV. AID.
SALESMAN. experienced only, sell
gar s =. LEHMAN i sRofHERs. 4sh and and
sALEsMAN to sell from truck to sro-
KATa PIsH Co. A9 e A fiSSanRkls e e
Baltimore Md. Phone Plaza 1855.
Statesmen to sell paper products It's to
every every, type retail store. Good op-
Gsary. Apply KAHN PAPER CO. 2Is
SALESMAN to call on hotels, restau-
ants and institutions Good income
to person with sales ability Weekly
drawing, with incentive bonus plan.
Apply IN person to MR.. A. B.
tween 10 and d Friday and Sat-
urday, January 9th and 2Sth. No
phone calls. -oS
statesmen for high class wine shop,
Must be experienced in selling
wines and spirits. Excellent salary
Apply in person at 2442 18th st.
NV. 10 an. til 8 pm. daily. 20
RELIABLE MEN, sober, to sell new
and used cars. Good proposition
81. $500. MR.. STEVENSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN (cens. }

COMPANION TO LADY-Good read
er, optimiSt, loves a laugh. garden,
music people. Box 319-v' Star.
GIRL. colored, wants work, exper.
lie. eley. operator, refs. DU. 35l5. :
GOVERNESS or companion; excel
lent knowledge of foreign lansuages:
wishes position, to live in. Box
N IHssF; PER GIRL, %. would ike to
assist established writer. Has re-
portorial, secretarial and research
background and regularly appear-
NEWSPAPER REPORTING and ad-
graduate, expefieneed @; wishes i 'o posi-
ton. Box. 316-V, Star. 29'
refs; 5.day wk. VI, 1898. 90
PIX OPERATOR, accustomed to busy
board and dealing with public, col
lege BACKGROUND. married to govern
operate switchboard in apartment
house or apartment hotel in ex-
change. for comfortable furnished
one-bedroom apartment, plus SO
per week or for salary of S45 per
wesk' a Gan Michigan 1900 apart
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes position
caring for mother and new baby,
adult cases or infant with employed
parents; excellent references; day
PRACTICAL NURSE wants lob. Bed
patient or infant. Experience. Call
PRACTICAL NURSE, coiored, wishes
posIti9n. references. ST. 1887.
RESEARCH HIS. editing; writing for pub
woman, B. A, M. A, experience as
teacher, Govt. analyst and editor
here and J N Japan. Phone 2::l@
SECRETARY or ASST. to executive
College ,edu,. IL yrs. exp. legal and
administrative 5-day Wk' Or ~ 12S"
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, ex-
Rge ox aG8iv in sts general office work
STENOGRAPHER, expert 175 Words
bkkpr.; secy, corresp., penman, PIX
opr' dictaphone; Al ref. DI. 5000.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. white.
thoroughly trained and experienced;
best local references; available i'm
YOUNG LADY, colored. desires work
in dry cleaners, marking, checking,
some tipping and bookkeeping exper.
MRS. BERNICE FENNELL, HU.
YOUNG lady with 3 years experience
d in x-ray, Exc; and general oftice
Lincoln 1926. 29s
YOUNG LADY wants part-time work.
s typiRg or general clerical. Glebe
CoLoRED GIRL, elevator operator.
time, Call IA. 3943 -27
COLORED GIRL wants work as ele-
vator operator. North S649 27'
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HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS wanted; white. GOOE
EARTH RESTAURANT, 1909 K st
NV. Apply in person. See manager
ply NICHOLS CAFE, Ga 18th st
NV. ~
MATTRESSES, attractive, experienced
who can speak more than l Ian.
guage pref, for exclusive night club
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SALESMEN-Autom and auto
mobile accessories; must have refs
with past exp. in the automobile
line; this is a permanent position
$50 starting salary; 5ia day week
apply unless you can fl require
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