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Arizona sun., 1950-05-12

We can't suggest anything more
appetizing on a summers day than
a large bowl brimming over with
plump ripe strawberries. This de-
licious fruit is favorite with every
body, and it's no wonder, for the
sweetness and flavor of these
berries is a summertime treat that
is hard to beat. Children love
strawberries-fresh with cream and
sugar or as topping for ice cream.
And for sandwiches or the break
fast toast there's nothing better
than flavorful strawberry jam or
jelly. They're so easy to make and
so economical that you'll be doubly
pleased to have well-stOcked jam
cupboard later on when fresh fruit
is unavailable. The trick in making
these spreads is to use the short
boil method of jellymaking, with
natural fruit pectin. The result will
be the best-looking and best-tasting
strawberry jam or jelly that your
family has ever had. So why not
try these recipes today?
Strawberry jelly
4 cups juice
71a cups sugar
1 bottle fruit pectin
To prepare the juice. Crush thor
oughly about 8 quarts fully ripe
strawberries. Place in jelly cloth
or bag and squeeze out juice.
Measure cups juice into a very
Arizona sun., 1950-05-12

large saucepan. (If berries lack
tartness, use only 81 cups juice
and add n cup lemon juice.)
To make the jelly. Add sugar to
Juice in saucepan and mix well.
Place over high heat and bring to
boil, stirring constantly. At once
stir in bottled fruit pectin. Then
bring to full rolling boil and boil
hard 1 minute, stirring constantly.
Remove from heat, Skim, pour
quickly into glasses. Paraffin at
once. Makes about II six-ounce
glasses.
Strawberry Jam
4 cups prepared fruit
612 cups sugar
1 box powdered fruit pectin
To prepare the fruit. Crush COM
pletely, one layer at a time, about
2 quarts fully ripe strawberries.
Measure 4 cups pulp into a large
saucepan.
To make the jam. Measure sugar
and set aside. Place saucepan hold
ing fruit over high heat. Add
powdered fruit pectin and stir until
mixture comes to a hard boil. AT
once stir in sugar. Bring to a
fuL rolling boil and boil hard 1
minute, stirring constantly. Remove
from heat, skim, ladle quickly into
glasses. Paraffin at once. Makes
about 10 six-ounce glasses.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-12
Wesley Church To Hold
Mothers Day Breakfast

Mothers Day services at Wesley
Methodist Church, 1902 East Wash
ington, will begin with the Annual
Mothers Day Breakfast at 8 am.
The food is provided by the pastor,
Rev. Allen L. Johnson, prepared
and served by the members of the
church. All mothers are cordially
invited. There is no charge.
Breakfast will be Immediately
followed by Sunday School classes
to which mothers and their chill
dren will attend together.
All Mothers present at the IL
o'clock service will be honored and
will receive a special flower with
a Bible verse attached to it. Spec
ial honors will be accorded the
youngest, oldest, and mother with
the largest family.
Appropriate music will be rem
dered by Mrs. Katherine Orem, So
loist, and a children's chorus.
Mothers of Yesteryear Compared
With Mothers of Today" is the
subject chosen by Rev. johnson
for his sermon.
Conference Delegates To Be
Named At Contests End
Mr.. Morris Ward will be the Of
ficial delegate to the Annual
Southern California, Arizona Con-
ference, which will be held soon
at the Redlands University, Red
land, California. Bishop A. P. Shaw
(ColoreO will preside. Some 300
white and 10 colored travelling
ministers and approximately 1000
delegates are expected.
A second delegate will be named
at the end of the Weeks Rally
in contest to raise the highest
amount over $500. The Rally will
be sponsored by four contestants
MeSdames Myrtle Whitmore, Wal
lace Thomas, A. L. Johnson and
Lillian Washington, and will fea-
ture guest speakers on each OF the
following nights:
Tuesday, pm, Rev. L. J. Dun
bar, st. Johns Baptist Church,
sponsor, Mrs. Washington; We'd
nesday, 8 pm, Rev. VIM. Thom-
as, Phillips Temple c. M. p. church,
sponsor, Mrs. Thomas; Thursday,
8 p.m., Rev. F. D. L. Mcdonald,
Tanner Chapel A. M. E. church,
and Rev. C. Albritton, Union Bap-
tist Church, sponsor, Mrs. Whit
more; and Friday, 8 pm, Rev. l..
B. Nelson, 1st Institutional Bap-
tist Church, and Rev. A. D. Hut
Crimson, Church of God in Christ,
sponsor Mrs. Johnson.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-12

AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
-. They're in love with their new
Eterna- -Matics! The glamorous new
18-k gold lady's automatic (left)
is the smallest self winding lady's
wrist watch in the world. 1t, like
the mans counterpart (right). has
the wOrld-famous Eterna automatic
winder. They make the perfect be.
trothal set. Eterna.Matic is the
first watch to wind itself on q ball.
bearing.
NEW YORK-The fabulous 1850
Eterna-Matic, smallest self-wind-
ing lady's wrist watch in the world,
was hit in its debut at the Swiss
watch fashion preview here.
This revolutionary watch, origin
ated by DR.. Rudolph Schild, head OF
the internationally famous Eterna
Watch Company, Grenchen, Swift
zerland, answers "the American
woman's demand for a self-winding
watch tiny enough to be decorative
and high-styled, and at the same
time large enough to be accurate
and precise" Among the new
models is the only square self-wind-
ing lady's automatic. in the world.
Mems winding watches have
long been popular, DR.. Schild points
out, but women's automatics have
been practically nonresident be-
cause of the technical difficulties
involved in incorporating a self.
winding mechanism in a case small
enough to intrigue fashion-minded
women. The new automatic sur.
mounts all these difficulties and will
set watch fashions for women
throughout the world.
Heart Of the Eterna- Mates
winding action is five tiny steel
baIls-each half the size of an
ordinary pinhead. Even if the watch
Is not worn constantly, the friction.
less ball-bearing winder retains
enough reserve power to keep it
going accurately for record
length of time.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-12


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Attend the Church
of Your Choice
Antioch Baptist Church, 18th and
East Monroe Streets. Rev. r. N.
Holt, pastor.
Bethlehem Baptist Church, 18th
and East Adams Streets. DR.. Joshua
r. Miner, pastor.
First titut o al Baptist
Church, 5th and East Jefferson.
Rev. L. Butler Nelson, pastor.
Memorial Baptist Church, 5th
Ave. and Apache. Rev. J. H. Payton,
pastor.
/ New Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
Pueblo between 18th and 18th
Streets. Rev. J. H. Adkins, pastor.
st. John Baptist Church, 18th
Ave., between Yuma and Gilbert.
Rev. L. J. Dunbar, pastor.
Union Baptist Church, 28OO E.
B'way and Chapman Road. Rev. C.
B. Allbritton, pastor.
Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church,
901 w. Buckeye Road at 9 Ave. j.
D. Daniels, pastor.
Saint James Mission A.M.E.
Church. Services Sunday at IL am.
Jr. Elks Building at 7th Avenue and
Tonto. Rev. c. o. Greenfield, pas
tor.
The Greater Friendship Baptist
Church. 19 and E. Jefferson. Rev.
D. D. Dockery, pastor.
Beacon Light Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church, Eleventh and East
Monroe Streets. Elder w. c..
Mills, pastor.
st. Paul Missionary B aptis
Church. 1909 w. Sherman. Rev.
B. ]. Stanton, Pastor.
BETHEL C.M.E. CHURCH
18th Avenue and Tonic
Rev. M. Thompson, Pastor
PHILLIPS TEMPE @. M. e.
CHURCH
14O1 East Adams Street
Rev. VIM. Thomas. Pastor
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
CHURCH
1417 East Madison st.
Rev. II. Y. Stevenson, Pastor
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Arizona sun., 1950-05-12
JOIN YOUR
PHOENIX URBAN LEAGUE


AMERICAN TEAMWORK = Negroes and Whites
working together to make equal opportunity a shin
ing reality Memberships are as follows:
Individual - $1.OO
Contributing - $500 $500
Supporting = $1,000 $24.O0
Sustaining = $500 and Up
Club Memberships = $500 and Up
KNOW THE MEMBERS OF YOUR BOARD
Rabbi Krohn, President
Harry Rosenzweig, Vice President
DR.. David M. Solomon, Treasurer
Mrs. Wade Church, Chm OF Membership
Mrs A. B. Kinsolving Curtis Greenfield
Mrs Marshall Monroe Rev. F. D. L. Mcdonald
Mrs. Thelma Evans Carl Muecke
Mrs Thomasena Grigsby Don LenZ
Mrs. Fleece Jordan Dr. R. B. Phillips
Mrs. Susie Oby Rev. L. 3. nelson
Mrs. Christina Small L. j. Ragsdale
Mrs. Olga Welch J. s. Jones
C.. NJ Patterson Rev. Motion Kelsey
Kermit Caple Milton Lewis
CLIP THIS COUPON OUT!
Enclosed find dollars
for membership
in the PHOENIX URBAN LEAGUE.
REMIT TO: Dr. David M Solomon, Treasurer,
Phoenix Urban League, 1913 South 3rd ST.,
Phoenix, Arizona
The following people may be contacted for
memberships
Mrs David Solomon Kermit eagle
nraa Doro+bv P;orco Charles Patterson
W. r.01 = - D ph;,l;ns Miss Christina Small
Or. H. D. Fhllllps Carl Muecke
Mrs. Emma Gardner Atty. Wade Church
Mrs Emmett Mclaughlin Mrs. Tiny Rosser
Mrs. Madeline Hardy Mrs. Leslie Ackerman
Miss Effie Hall MRS. Evelyn narolman
Mrs. M. H. Hager MRS Nancy FmlHpS
Mrs. Walter Maxwell Miss Arlena Seneca
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Arizona sun., 1950-05-12
Attend the Church
Of Your Choice

Antioch Baptist Church, 18th and
East Monroe Streets. Rev. r. N
Holt, pastor.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
HELP DOMESTIC (cont. J

GH.W. and good cook to live in: nice
home only settled and responsible
person: good health and exper with
2 children; excellent refs. required.
G-HW.NPlain cooking; care Of ?
children; to go with small family
to N. C. beach resort for summer
or longer. References. TU. 1872. .
GIRL, coIored, 20-3O yrs. for g.h.w.
and exper. with small children,
phone; refs. req, Call Ii. 3-635s.
GlRLELight hoqsework, no cooking,
HoUSEKEEPER, white, to care for ?
little girls. I6 mos. and 3 mos. old,
in gentle family, while mother works
ewes; must live in; will have rm.
with PVT powder rm SIS wks !;
HOUSEKEEPER-Li in, care for 3
children; S15 mo-, room with board.
Greenbelt S02l. Ill
HOUsEkEEPER-Exper; cook, Bendix
off, live in; S25 wk. Refs. required
Box 46S-L, Star. IL
HOUSEKEEPER, over 35, to live in;
health card and references required;
good disposition; 10 care for 2 chill
dren for working parents; all-electric
Kitchen and laundry in suburban
home; conditioned room; every
other week end and every Thursday
afternoon and evening off, salary
open. Only those desiring perma-
nent employment need apply. WI.
07q6 after : pm. Ii
MAID, live in, settled woman only
no cooking. excellent salary, refs.
MAIDVFuIl time; experienced, must
be good cook, available for entire
summer out of WASHINGTON Do
not call unless you are qualified.
MAID for g.hw. cooking fond of
children; live in; recent local ref
, erenceS. EN-. 234S. 3
WOMAN, white. to care for . children;
5-day wk. Call Ii. 3-S352. Ill
WOMAN. white, congenial; care of 2
boys, help cook; live in; salary plus
rm and board; refs. required. Box
4t9-L. Star. 10
TWO RETIRED GENTLEMEN require
capable and reliable housekeeper
for country home. Box 13-K, Star.
RESPONSIBLE PERSON for house
work, to live in; 3 children; NOV
ing to new home In Kent. AID.
1871. %
Evening star., 1950-06-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COUPLE. South Americans, desire
positions together as chambermaid
and butler' excel. refs. no, 224s.
GIRL, colored, wishes work as
mothers helper; willing and honest;
aged 20 yrs. Call DU. 1868.
GIRL, colored. desires job; Sh.w oil
- Competent SWed
Box 292-K, Star. 10"
MAID, colored. wishes Job in a home
store or doctors Office. Ii 7-1519
WOMAN. colored. desires work or
Saturdays; personal laundry to dc
at home. Ii. 6-922S.
INTERRACIAL AGENCY - Cooks
maids, day workers. porters, gar
es. deners. g;h.w. DU. 1862, Helr
EMPLOYER seeks placement for ex,
ceptlonal child'S nurse and day
EXPERIENCED colored woman desire.
81. E6.V 5535. r days work references
EXPERT HoUsECLEANING by hour
day or Job; emergency cleaning our
speciality. EARLE OR LULA. DE
CoLoRED GIRL wants housework;
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. 6
days a week. Ii. 7-7633.
COLORED GIRL wants ghw. 5H
days a week; good refs. MI 419l
COLORED GIRL, general houSework
reliable and experienced. Box 2S3-K
Star.
COLORED GIRL desires light house.
work live in, northeast apartment
Sat, Sun. of SIS Week. Ii. 6-211O
fnI OREh MAIN - q
work: exper., excel. references. EX
r5Hc
Evening star., 1950-06-09

BOOkKEEPER, Remington Rand. 10
yrs. exper. accts. recbl.; payroll; de-
Slres perm. position downtown D. c :
last, accurate, dependable; excel:
rel. DIAL kE. 3-6l0s; S55 minimum
casatf rsaSs sPR5Ss p4onBs gBs .s5 ss
doIffGf dPoshdfeif GRA6. IA 6S.ses esp wrtln. TO- Re.
seaFcnc des nos editEns; III n, tSyping Sg f. French
person. Some Snowledge aioi Of nursipE, uisfniy
assist cooking, no lifting. Box
COMPANION LADY of refinement
wishes employment as companion to
elderly lady; licensed to drive car.
Girl, iii 1oeoi eoioFsd:: Exi: IVA Wants Job; 1isbt
hhoc99sSekeeping, 5-day week. ME.
LEGAL SECRETARY: fast accurate.
dependable s, days, $3.50 month
NURSE. hospital trained: prefers in
Iant's or n children's cases; references.
NURSE. registered; permanent home
case, companion-housekeeper, good
driver, Quarters, part salary. ! Box
NURSES AVAILABLE for medical,
surgical obstetric, psychiatric, al
saea sSs9iiG or cases Ii, sses ese DTS ref pU'
PRACTICAL NURSE-companion. Ink.
dutiese;. free to travel: drivers per
NIT: ref. exchanged. DE. 6l94 .
PRACTICAL NURSE: colored, wishes
epcrs p5iyate TI Sqty; 7aa1 Experienced refer
alteration; drapery, fabric spread
making, dress, Owns machine. Ii.
SECRETARY, for vacation replace.
ments; exceptional diversified ex-
perience; excel. stenography and
sTRuDLE tH6i S'G AND ID Pastry MAKER,
Hungarian cook; club or restaurant
preferred. Box 2S4-K. Star, IL
TYPING WANTED . - Envelope ad-
dressing at home; IS years, exper
satisfaction S. nS ap sufFsntes isss 5000 1d 5:th
WOMAN. white, middle-aged, would
like housework. Call after 8 pm,
ExPERiENcED SFa1lS rYPIsr desires work
at home. day or ewes; manuscripts.
called for, delivered. RA. 4Sl9. 10
REFINED, middle-aged woman, white,
. wished g.h.w. or companlonship for
one adult or cple. Box ask. Star.
LIGHT -COMPLEXIoNED colored girl
wishes job in doctors office as re-
ceptionist and helper. 3 years exp.
TR 05S1.
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE. day or
nights duty. or companion; free TO
travel; drivers permit. etc. GE.
47S5. IL
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL wants
short order cook or salad glrl work.
HU. 9299
COLORED FOUNTAIN GIRL, expert
enced; also cook short orders. or
typist Lincoln 3-614S.
COLORED GIRL; college student, ex-
cellent Ageferiences, will care for
childrn afternoons or evenings. Can
live.in BOX 202-G, Star. 3
Evening star., 1950-06-09

oAo4NS
New. complete with SclSo's and traps,
$3.50. also new close coupled to-
ls.s arg tanks SIS p sS as,>9 rsE 59'.s. /.
BLDG MATERIAL CO. 4oo2 MIN
ave ne, LII. 4-eSGU -
BATHINErTE. metal Sl0i also haSy
CsTTlage. $40, excellent condition
IA s6lS, after q pm Ia
BATHTUBS, new, used, bGilt-in legs.
SINKS. basins, toilets, PEERLESS
SAI-ES CO. 22S7 Ga. ave. DE. 500
BATHrUBs, built-in. SIS. rev ard
used plumbing fixtures BLOCK S,
SoS6 NJ ST, NV. NO. 1908
BEDS. Govt. surplus. Army dbl bunk
finish oak. talSo avail. in walnut +;
SGi. beds complete with sprtnS and
mattress. SlS.9S. Hollywood beds
with GOTTEN telJ mattress, Sl49 9S.
canvas toldinS COTS, 50 IS; solid do.
Sla.95, n, FRANK 4 son. 49e c
ST. NV, EX. 1914.
BED, maple, dble, Spring and mat
treSs, reasonable. Call Ia. B-&ESS.
BED, double, Berl walnut nnlSh. mod =
ern. coll springs "SlUmbsr-reSt" mat
treSs. $50, 9Nl@ summer rus, ETeen
match, S5. SxlO's blue wool Alex
ander Smith rus. SO 1906 Sudbury
I'd, Silver SprinE, Nd SH l4e3.
BED, double. extra length. walnut,
eCx spring, $50. JU, 7-1606 Ill
BEDS. twin, steel With simmons
mattress and springs: excel cond. ,
reasonable, RA. 2S44. Ill
BED DAVENPORT. Occasional chair.
maple bed, dresser, chest. dinsits
table and : chairs, reasonable, excel
condition Phone NO 67Tu. To
BED LEGS, for coll or box springs,
convert 10 q Hollywood bed, We IN
stall Sligo 1894
BEDROOM, liv rm, dinette, misc
tables lamps, Alex Smith rugs excel
cond Gil 3742 after $50 p m -
BEDROOMS, ly, rm.. dlnette ioeeox
ise server, small tables After & D m
22u9 Porter 81. NV or, "%Sc III
BEDROOM SET-5-piece walnut; ex.
ee!leut condition ~. i9SS. To
BEDROOM SUITE. mahoeany 8 pes
vacuum cleaner, club chair, RCA
raalo with loudSpeaker. other house.
hold furnishings. Call OR. "Se4
Evening star., 1950-06-09
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANTS ooks started or
brought up to date, kept on monthly
basis complete financial statement
AccoUNTANT-Desires position With
BACKGROUND Phi. HO. a5lO. $50
40 or write IRVING LEITES, 1855
ACCoGNTTANr HiT. with 3 years retail
and public accounting experience de-
SlreS position with progressive firm;
D years college; ABB. degree; age IS;
married. AP. 4S42. 8"
AUTOMOTIvE PARTS-Young man.
10 yrs. experience, last 4 yrs. as
mgr, wishes perm. connection with
good. reliable live organization; will
consider investment and services in
good organization. Can furnish eX-
ceiient references. Box a64-K Star.
BoOKKEEPER, clerk-typist, general
ONCE; 7 years experience; ref: age,
26. Phone MIR. JAMES, LA. 6-903S,
BOOKKEEPING AND ACCoUNTING
student desires Job as assistant book
wk; min. Box sH; !sss-k. ( kaesssaqenss. star $40
BOY 17-Job after school and Sat:
every; every gay after school closes; drivers
cikERKsTESe idE KS Isse offers free services
COLLEGE GRAD. desires work, clerk.
tyDlst, fountain man, library at
espsans; eves sH. sszsl Ayail' afternoons and
CoLLEGE STUDENT desires full
time summer employment; exper
IN IN mems dept. store; typist. BOX
HANDY HaG71K' Man NAN desire, ,on ,Dttin.
lawns and trimming hedges; he'd u'stHo aiso
finish cem.; yrs. of exper. DE. 5i39,
MAN. colored. wishes janitor's otrs
colored or white apt; no children;
PaARMtc;,sTTAA.6Sddsss fTpR Eets; IA. Sdss; g., n,oros .,
etS;ns eaSanse' Capable, ACTIVE chain and
RESEARCH ENGINEER available: ex-
ps,tana peftienced In u hi, electronic COM
plicati;ons plHestS; SfaE Tscbnics ana Gammaray ap;
analysis analysis Laboratory layout and
RESTAURANT MANAGER. young.
ambitious, loyal; has thorough expeT,
Box b msf s74sR' a9a sfaf sfno0lns in food line
YOUNG MAN, "a. college grad, seeks
eXper.; will travel; no selling; excel.
TeIS; Box 213-J, Star. -9
EAfEkiENCED colored man wants
restaurant; well exper. DE, 4325
STUDENT-Eectrical eng, desires
summer emplmt. with perm. position
r after a ter grad; Box 25l-K. Star. 81
ment in, wholesale electrical appii-
ance sales, also industrial equip
ment. Box 269-K Star. o.
UNATTACHED MAN seeks employ
ment on farm: horse training; well
experienced. Box 265-K Star.
COLORED MAN wants janitors Job
with living quarters. 3556 I1th st.
NV. DU. O72l.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and light housework; 3 adults
for Rehobethe Beach; recent refer
ences required. DU 5SS92
COOK, experienced, part time; large
well-eouipped downtown apt: ref
erences required: Phone MRS. TEL
tween 10 and IL noon Sat, SUM-,
COOK. g.h.w., must be fond of chill
dren; live in; $26 wk. Oliver 5039.
COOK, must be good and exper. with
very pleasant surroundings, attrac.
salary: must have refs, be a willing
dependable worker, live in part or
full time; Thurs. afternoon and
every other Sun. on Please do not
Il.an.s call unless aHslifiea va es, for above re-
COOK, g.h;w, ,sxper;. with local refs. !:
COOK And GaWEopportunity OPP; for
middle-aged colored woman to spend
summer in fine climate of Maine
8 adults. Leaving Washington June
81. Elee. stove and hot water heater
wages. If satisfactory permanent
employment on return to Washing
ton on same basis. Call CO. s061
COOK AND G.H.w.-l through 6
o'clock dinner; 5 days and every
other Sunday. Sl5 and carfare.
Cali after Z pm. ST. 4459.
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER
Wnlte, to take full charge, do market
ing, cooking. serve meals; care of
one 4-year-old child; attractive pvt
room: Call after 8 Pm. Thursday
and Friday or all day Saturday or
Sunday, WI. 31S5. Ill
General Housekeeper
White. to live In. To. 14e0. ia
Evening star., 1950-06-09

anu soOo, soou opportunity IoI
oFP1c1AI EP chEANERs HPs5s $40 z Min1e-
sofa ave. ne. .
GIRLS for short orders and soda
good salary. IA. s-s4I4 or ~.
coILEGE COLE STUDENTS, summer s WORK
Part time or full time. No expert
ence necessary. Training furnished.
Call D1. 4477, or D1. 349S. 3
LADY, exper in retail dry cleaning,
marking, counter work, etc, unlim.
Is fast and accurate. PEELER'S,
Peeler. DU. 1415.
LADY, with unlimited telephone, to
make calls from home. No selling.
woMAN7 sSx ls7-S seaSstress-clerk, ssaT for tailor
and cleaning shop. 4013 Ga. ave.
WOMAN. white, capable of working
with children; age 25-55; good SAL
ary, pleasant working conditions;
hye in; references required. Ma.
PART TIME - Personable young
ladies, between ages of 25-35, for
work in connection with radio quiz
contest Work consists of inter
viewing housewives and ,arranging
quire approx. hours daily. start
ing at 8 am; 6 days weekly; So
per day. For additional informa-
n ton ,nad. and appt. interview. phone
WHITE LADY, live in. care for child
years old. Call after pm. 81.
013S
TEMPORARY P. M. NURSE. for ap-
prox. month and half. Call MISS
JONAS, NO. 6S01. 10
EXP. AUTO AGENCY BOOKKEEPER,
over 35. Apply in person, BANNING
SHEEHY MOTORS. $500 BALTIC. ave-,
HyattSYille Nd. III
Evening star., 1950-06-09
MOTOR TRAVEL

TWO STUDENTS want ride to San
Francisco or Los Angeles, Calf, or
or about June ?; share. St. John S
napolis as
CALIFORNIA-Leaving June IA, take
>, help driving: references; q-l0
am, MA. s510, Ext. 3O3. IL.
NAVAL OFFICER. driving to San
Francisco, June 10; take one or two
TO share driving and expenses. JU
7-7SS9. 81
Evening star., 1950-06-09
GOLDENBERG'S

80 sAAN "a DtS. Al"
C0SMETICIAN: experlenced, depend
II person only. NATIONAL DRUG Drug
COUNTER-WAITRESS GIRL. Apply
in person; CLOVER LEAF FOOD
DEArGRX GaiI 6k, ss6S' SEVER must be expert ws
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, eolored. exper. !;
farn 5sss s1' COME sneei ave' sa'asy W. nsss ssSG
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, expert
enced, dependable; no Sundays. APP
ply in person only. NATIONAL
GRNGfAfO GKGR 60 orfeG fseG sssHsTHSr essn ayS aa
bookkeeping, tipping and generally
assist active realtor- builder; in Sill
yer Spring. Salary open. Permanent
position for the right person. Secure
future. Call SH. 1919. .
HOSTESS; ET, part time. Apply HOTEL
NV, Mr.. Pierce, from 9:3o to 1i:30
KINDERGARTEN LEADER for 3 wks.
church vacation school, June %
J9ly IA. Wo. 0555; after 8. Wo
MARKERs for dry cleaning plant;
excellent salary; 51a days a week
Apply 1913 Conn. ave. NV. %
OFFICE GIRL, must have experience
IN credit store; light bookkeeping
typine, etc; salary. $50 week
Call MA. 9577 for appt.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. good typist
for non-proflt liberal ORGANIZATION;
bright beginner considered who is
interested In current affairs: college
background essential; salary $40
$40. Call MRS. ROBIN, EX. $3.50
OFFICE WORK. including bookkeep-
ing machine operation: state expert
enee and salary expected. Box
SALESGIRL for Arlington's most pop
ular dress shop: prefer. party be-
tween 25 and 35 yrs. of age: good
salary and commission. WYNN'S
3l34 Wilson blvd, Clarendon. Il /
SALESLADY with at least l years
experience for 5 and 10 cent store
Apply IN person ct LINCOLN 5 &
10, 205 End st. Be. 3
SALESLADY, experienced Apply in
person to GRETCHEN COLE, 7244
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Md. %
SALESLADY for dress dept; steady
position; salary and comm. Apply
MODEL SHOP, 1903 F st. NV. III
SALESLADY; must be exper. in ladies'
dresses; good salary; permanent
eGsl5iTa SIoTaiNo Ao9l' Aos 7tb HoLLywo0P at Na
sAIEsLADY. young, for ready-to- Mys
wear. Experienced pref. BRENTLY Y
EDWARDS, 425 9TH ST. NV. 10
SALESLADY, exper., for women's &C
ces. Perm pos. pleasant working
eond. JOSEPH D. YOUNG's, 1145
Evening star., 1950-06-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES
SUMMER TUTORING

Schedules now being set up in all
grades and high school subjects by
experienced teachers BUREAU OF
PRIVATE TUTORS. ST. 223S, WA.
563S. 10
Evening star., 1950-06-09

REPRESENTATIVE,
age .25-35, technical saleswork, con-
tacting Federal Government; ma
t1onally known concern: car fur
snished. State educational back
ground, experience and salary de-
sired Box 4O4-L Star. III