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Arizona sun., 1951-06-29
What Every
Veteran Should
Know

The 100000 veterans who
trained in schools, on the job,
and on the farm, have taken
courses in nearly every field at
which man earns his living =
ranging from agronomy to Zool-
ogy and from automobile mechan-
les to welding.
In this state, $4,000 individual
veterans have received education
or training under the GI. Bill.
Have you received yours?
In Arizona, approximately 1902
loans with a face value of $780,
S07,059 have been committed by
the Veterans Administration. Of
these, 5000 were for homes, 28O
for farms and 1928 for business
enterprises.
The veterans have proved to be
good loan risks, VA said. Only one
half of one per cent of the home
loans have been defaulted to the
point where VA has had to make
good the guaranteed portions to
the lender. For farm loans, the
proportion was 2.5 per cent, and
for business loans, 6.2 per cent.
Arizona sun., 1951-06-29
NNPA Correspondent On Tour Of Army,
Navy and Air Force Installations

Diego, Calf.
From there he went to the
navy's electronic school at Treas
ure Island. One day while there
his chief petty officer walked up
to him and said, How'd you like
TO be an aviation cadet?" Petersen
replied that he would like it very
much.
A few days later, he was on
his way to the NATC school at
Pensacola. This was done under
the navy's automatic career pro-
gram where men of high intelli-
gence are sought and given oppor-
tunity to advance regardless of
their race. Petersen had never re-
quested aviation training, but his
intelligence marks had been noted
by sharp naval personnel and he
was sought out to go further if he
could make the grade.
A product of the Topeka high
school and the Washington Univer-
sity at Topeka, Petersen is a six
foot one-track star on the half
mile and weighs 155 pounds. He
plans to make aviation his career.
At school, he is up at am, and
does full duty in class until $50
at night. He is given time off on
Saturday between II noon and -
midnight, and on Sunday between
II am. and 8 pm. On Sunday
night at 8 pm. he must devote
2 hours of study before retiring.
He hopes to get his wings by
the time he is 20 years old.
Arizona sun., 1951-06-29
NATIONAL
SPORTS

LO1NDOlN \1N1NIAJ - MISS AL
thea Gibson, first colored Ameri-
can tennis champion to play in
English tournaments, was quoted
by a London bookmaker at 16 TO
1 in the Wimbledon championships
which opened Monday. The odds
are against her winning.
From her experiences in the
Northern law tennis tournament
at Manchester and the Kent lawn
tennis championships at Becken-
ham, in which she was eliminated
in the semi-finalS by ranking
American aces, Miss Gibson admits
"it's tough over here" and you've
got to be good to WIN"
The 23-year old girl lost to Doris
Hart of Jacksonville, Florida, in
the semi-finals of the North of
England championships and to
Betty Rosenquest in the semi
finals of the Kent County champ
ionships.
"The competition is getting bet
ter all the time," Althea said be-
fore moving on to the world-fam-
Gus All-England championships at
Wimbledon. She had not yet seen
Wimbledon, but she said she was
told "it's a wonderful place"
'"The competition is getting bet
ter all the time. I'm playing in
everything I can-singles, doubles
and mixed matches. These grass
courts are very fast and I'm still
trying to get the feel of them.
The experts have praised her
power, her service and her speed.
But they have criticized her lack
of consistency, pointing out that
in the tournaments here she has
had a tendency to hit bad streaks.
"Any athlete is bound to do
that sooner or LATER" Miss Gibson
said. "You can't be good all the
time. I always try to do my best"
What about her chances at
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to begin, even though that date
be a week or so away"
In the meantime, the Senate
Democratic Policy Committee has
worked out a list of legislation
which must be acted upon before
congress takes a summer recess.
After a meeting of the policy
group last Tuesday, Senator Err
nest w. Mcfarland of Arizona, the
Majority Leader, told reporters
that they had decided to give
appropriation bills and amend
ment of the Defense Production
Act priority over any other legis-
lation when those measures are
ready.
President Truman is enxious
that the congress pass new tax
legislation. Senator Mcfarland
said Senator Walter F. George of
Georgia, chairman of the Senate
Finance Committee, is unwilling to
stay in Washington and hold hear
ings on the tax bill while the
rest of the senate is in recess.
That means, Mcfarland said,
that tax legislation is a pre-re-
lcess "must."
Arizona sun., 1951-06-29
Liver Appetizer

A surprise on your appetizer
tray can be French fried liver
strips. Brown liver slices, then
cut in julienne strips. Roll in
flour, then fry in deep hot lard
(3600 FD for about 5 minutes.
Drain. season and serve.
Arizona sun., 1951-06-29

Wimbledon?
"I wouldn't like to say" she
replied.
Miss Gibson was eliminated in
the quarter-final matches of the
London Lawn Tennis champion
ships last Thursday by Miss Shir-
ley Fry of Akron, Ohio, 6-1, GA.
Miss Fry was too steady for her.
Althea moved to the quarter
finals by defeating Susan Part
ridge of England, rs, 1-6, 60. She
had previously beaten Miss Part
ridge in three sets in the Kent
County championships.
In the second round of the prep
tournament for Wimbledon Tues
day, June 10, Miss Gibson routed
Mrs. N. Schier of the Netherlands,
6-2, 60, and in the first round
Monday, June 18, she defeated
Mrs. Richard Haukness of Eng
land, 60, 8-6.
Arizona sun., 1951-06-29
BY JAMES l.. HICKS

NAVAL AIR TRAINING COM
MAND, Pensacola, Fla. - Among
the naval aviation cadets now
training here at this base where
Ensign Jesse Brown, Korean War
hero won his wings, is Frank E.
Peterson of Topeka, Kansas, who
is completing the first phase of
his flight training in great style.
Petersen, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Petersen of 1726 To-
peka Ave-, Topeka, Kansas, is just
19 years old and arrived here at
this station last May 1.
Assigned to the First Battalion
Of Pre-Flight Training he lives in
a room with five whites which
include four American cadets and
one Frenchman. He volunteered
for navy service on June 4, 1850,
taking his boot training at San
Evening star., 1951-11-02

and home improvements,
bsmt. to root: up to yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
SITUATIONS poMEsrlc

LAUNDRY AND CLEANING or child
care; colored girl; days work.
f.V5af NURSE wants dday u
night duty or Job Of any kind ref
Ii. -1325. 2s
WOMAN, colored. g.h.ws; part time
10 am. to 3 pm. DE-. 9QDS.
Latin-American gin wishes
lob as baby sitter evenings. NO
cohoREb dsSS in; GiRI SsI' wants s.hlT.. nurse. s
maid; 8 days a week; refs. Elk.
CoIoREp LADY wishes hpuseSork
cook, child care. Ii. 7-1635.
COLORED WOMAN desires day work
experienced cook and child care,
Evening star., 1951-11-02
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.)

ADDING MACHINES, used; Allen 90.
Remington 12), sunstrand (2), VIC
tSe oRRbjroSNE. SsS5z bass. 1e tome
SSwditgsIhses; wdgIss good cond.; S22S. 20,
HAND BAGS. genuine
Cuban imported; from $40 to S35;
also wallets and belts: 5000 dis
counts S'Wl "A Tor 4ssSl sssh' 4l4 Buchanan ST.
ANTIoUEs-Loveseat, maple rocker.
mirror. Modern single Hollywood
bed. mahog. bed. Rollavay bed;
Voronado fan. broadloom rug and
Hp Rse 4l itfms os Sss1 44ss ssvafk No 81 dealers
ANTIQUE COLLECTORS. Browsers.
Just opened a new shop for dis
eliminating buyers. Early American
furn. pattern and cut glass. china,
brass-ware, selected gifts. COLLEC-
TORS CORNER, 3235 NJ st. NV.
MI. 6340 Daily. 1913; SUM-. 1915.
CORNER CUPBOARD, wal
pa1 oTer Srasp apDe5 Dss
long and 2 short drawers. Painted
bookshelves, 4 IT. by IT.. by in.
ARMY OFFICERS UNIFORM; orig
custom tailored; slightly used. excel
Enasso Ewaaissss;o extras; cheap. Phone 10
BABY CARRIAGE; excel. cond.: also
play pen. reasonable. JU. 7-6629. --4
BABY CRIB SALE-Need room for
toys, full size cribs from $685.;
mattresses from $685.. NATIONAL
BABY SHOP. 2461 18th st. NV:
BABY FURNITfURE clearance. sai Max
ing room for Christmas toys. Big
reductions on cribs, sets. mattresses
carriages. bathinettes. high chairs
play yards. strollers. Free delivery
ST,oRKToWN, 5113 Ga. ave. Open
BABY FURNIrURE-Buy direct from
Babyhood Distributors and save; all
natlonally advertised cribs. car.
riages mattresses. bathinettes. etc
We guarantee the lowest prices In
Wash. Why buy used when new Il
sAbYHoo1 DisTRfBHSroRs' rFidsS e5 4sos Rj%
BABY PLAnYPfEN AND PAD. like new
So ~; l.rCAil IA 1862; -2
new eond.; $500 or best offer. Cal
HO. 7040 or LA. 6-5166. II
BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBs, bull,
IN. $25. Fittings, new or used
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st NV. NO. 1903
bATHTUBS, new. used. built-in legs
sinks. basins, toilets PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. 1870
BED with box springs and mattress
chest Of drawers. dining room tabl,
and chairs. Owner moving; no rea.
sonable offer refused. Call Randolph
BED DAVENPORT, gray, Fisher, dua
lounge, $3.50. Gray upholstered
chair S65. Both almost new. Ches
OF drawers. painted white, $50
Call Ia. 1901, Friday. 7-IO; sat
and Sunday all day. "a
BEDRM. SUITE; maple. Chest, dresser
mirror, dble: bed. spring. felt mat
trsss. 500. 81. $3.50. -
BEDROOM SUITE. chest, bureau
double bed innerspring mattress
spring. theatrical trunk, 8 radios
drop-leaf table. RA. 54Sl between
| 4 and pm .
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcent.)

and exp. In education. per-
sonnel. social group work. admins
tration, MA. Columbia Univa 20
yrs. exper.; available Jan. 49, Box
LATIN-AMERICAN GIRL. Spanish
stenographer; very accurate typist
French or Italian. NO. 4460, RIM. 315.
WOULD LIKE part-time tipping or
clerical work, preferably after $50
pm. XII. S-956I. 3
Evening star., 1951-11-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, 1S. yrs. diversified
exper,; good typist; start S75 wk.
II chance for advancement. DE. 1866.
CLERK-TYPIST, posting clerk; ten
years exp. NV. section. Box 3-A.
GIRL would like Job as finisher, thor
oughly experienced. do all kinds of
sECY.. capable and personable, tired
of Govt. routine. desires pos. down
town. 5-day wk., 1-man oflce pref.
NO. 6196 ewes. g.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
MOTOR TRAVEL

FOR streator, Illinois, Q
pm. Saturday. Would take up to
DRIVING TO Milwaukee via Chicago
Saturday in 81 Nash. viii take or
2. Share expenses. References ex-
changed. AT. 1874 after 6 pm.
LEAVING FOR Miami, Fla, on Tues
day am; station wagon; take 4,
expenses. Call DE. 1898. A.
LEAVING NOV. 10th for Pine Blum.
Ark. via Greensboro, N. c.; Green
Columbus. Miss Share expenses. co.
0709 lilo pm. a
WANT To JOIN CAR POOL or share
expenses for transp. with Ari. res.
driving to Andrews Air Force Base.
IA. 2-7423. a :
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FURN.-Wing chair. with slip cover
$40. EN-. 1896. %
bedrm. set, occasional
'liv. rm. chairs. studio couch mahog.
dinette set, rugs. 200 Rhode Island
ave. ne. Apt. AT. MI, 06S3. --3
FURN.--Kitchen table, end tables,
coffee table, 2 vanity lamps, studio
bed; al in good condition. AID.
FURN.-New GE washer, end tables,
bridge lamps, wardrobe chest, beds,
Q maple and 2 mahog.; springs,
mattresses, rugs; also 2 Congoleum
7x9. new. 3 metal cabinets, dishes
and utensils. HO. 0956. "a.
FURN. = Small 2-tier tables. $40:
tray, coffee table, S5; gateleg table,
$l5. 4 matching side chairs. So ca.
AL nah; Separately or all for $50.
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Phyfe table. chairs.
server. china cabinet, rnahog.; Sepa-
rstely , Or S12b set. Bathinette, crib.
leaving town. Sim
table; Hoover vacuum; good cond.
Gas SS RANSs; AsSaii Roper. peri. cond.. $40.
Gas Ms EsaNeEs. saiai new, used: also coal.
xeME xeSf sTovH sne q 1877 insss FL nsT ~ ssss ssss
stallation. PEERLEsS sALEs 2237
Ga. ave. DE. $500.
GAS RANGES
SUI sastsd sa'i ike snams nss Ssia s2aiIS 2ke &
sO7 V st. NV. NO. 1921. q
GAS UNIT HEATER, Reznor. slightly
used, cost 5000. sell SEQ; gss
console heaters. with fans. $50
each. 1925 s. Capitol Ut.
GUNS-Shotguns. big game rifles, ~
s f M faes5 s5N sfS9ss saSS 4Ss sRS pSaass Tsnon
Fri, ewes. 10 only. 81. 1850.
GUNS-New and used. bought and
sold. All types fishing tackle. Open
evenings and Sundays. TRADING
POST. 3336 M st. NV. MI. 1880.
HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used: gas. oil coal wood. ACME
STOVE. 1O11 9TH NV. Ma. 6962s
RONER, Thor. electric. in excel cond..
$50. 10507 Greenacre dr.. Hillen.
LATBE. ifi WOOD. CRAFTSMAN, ball.
6sari1s; 6ga IfsnG, s2;in' :En' aw GE E7S hS motor
LINOLEUM RUGS. 9xl2. LBS.
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO..
sol Eye St NV RE. 4492.
LIVING ROOM ,SpITE-2-pc; Kroh.
bargain. S10O. After 5 D.m.. 1925
LIviNG ROOM SUITE, s-pe.. modern
style. First offer accepted. 20.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKBINDER, 4h years expert
ence; all phases hand binding and
case work. stamping machine and
cutter. CO, 5717. 4
CHIEF ACCOUNTANT
mum. Boz xls aae3. s1eeissr.' star. elOO P.n'
COL. GRAD, 33 hours grad work
in psychology; clinical exper. in
hosp; desires job commensurate
with qualifications. OW. 1888. 3'
MAN IAN hotel experience. wishes post.
hotel. Box 3I6-x. Star Il
MEN AvAILABLE-For employment
odd Jobs, yard work. wall washing,
carpentry, houSecleaning, etc. SAL
vATION ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp.
REAL Estate SALESMAN. business
desaea earts S syep res
ends; applicant has had extensive
experience in sales promotion and
direct selling. Only well-estab-
lished firms please reply. Box
roGNG etSsG; MAN MAN, widely Travelled, W with
college education, good knowledge Of
Spanish. German and French, seeks
empl. in Washington. D. c.; pref.
with ex-import company or South
American Legation; exper. in sales
manShip, administrative and office
work; formally employed as Spanish
interpreter by Latin-American Le-
cation; willing to travel; presently
empl. in Western N. y; refs. avail.
Address all offers Box 432-V. Star.
NEAT, exper man wants Job as
houseboy, chauffeur; willing to
travel; references. Box ASK. Star.
COL0RED BOY desires Job as helper,
afternoons after school. Call LII.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
BEDROOM

DGOnOOM
As w a9ARaNTFEfEo fo9 You Stsis sAV2 "
ssMsro'pF lkGs OF 2os Gsvp1,r5so To 5o% on, On NEW
now $3.50; 3-piece genuine ma
hhoogany set. made best way was
Sesst Sss SS mss eg o.s Ss1ss5o 81 n,. sDfss S6%s
Tas Ise eness neW 81 sf5s5o aGScie sfee
SELECTION of solid mahogany and
solid cherry sets at give-away prices.
Fine mahogany or maple beds in
All sizes. were $50 So. now S175O.
Many more bargains too. numerous
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash
BICYCLE. boys 26-inch. 2 yrs. old;
excel cond with new tires: SIS,
BiCYCIEsNNew, used and rebuilt;
for al wheel goods. PARKWAY
I'd. toppos. Hot Shoppe). Arl., Va,
BOILER. steel 8. s. 6O2 Pacific 21,-
66l0 SO. #. steam; low pressure. Is
hot-water tank. Take heater. Can
be seen at GENERAL WRECKING
CO, Brentwood I'd. at W St. ne.
BooKKEEPING MACHINE. Reming.
ton electrified. model .2s5, F car
riage Z dummy. 3 live, vertical
service contract. $500. Call MR..
ATHERTON. Ma. 5169.
SET, Formica. 5 pcs,
S60;- Ape. blond liv. rm. sectional
set. S145; 3-pc. blond. large mahog.
din. rm. set. S275; bay bed. $50:
de luxe Maytag with pump. SIPS:
porch furniture and many other
items ut tremendous savings. Nov
ing to Arizona. everything must 60
OIL. 3315.
BRICKS, face and common. or
co. Ma. 6RS5. OF. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CoMMoDE, portable. new; reason
coffEn sSlf; call TbBfao:s III sI27sfo fa and a:in, III
20-ft. length. ATLANTIC. S07 v
st. NV. NO. 1921. II
DESK, mahogany secretary. $40. En-
erson adio-phonograph console,
$40. XII. S-8851. between 8 and 9.
-5
DESK; 60-inch walnut; hat-top execu-
tive; good condition. S69.50. JE.
3-15S0. 4
DESK-45-in., mahog. finish, with
typewriter well. matching swivel
chair; $40. ia. 5-6S49.
DESK or dressing table, California
style; matching armchair and mir
TOR; all with hand-painted flowers;
Evening star., 1951-11-02
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOMING HOUSES! Tenements! |!
plete charge. monthly statements.
A. r.; sEELYE. 1400 L st. NV.
DI. 1926. q
CONCRETE PAVING of any type,
walls, walks, driyeways. Easements.
UN. COLL, DE. 1866. - %
Evening star., 1951-11-02

SECRETARY for university professor;
fast shorthand. tipping; modest SAL
ary, compensated by free courses;
35-hr. wk.; interesting work. uni
THoRNroNt TsTs5sy oasNnosghers;a gh sa4o Phone N Mr.
typing essential. no shorthand. pre-
fer young sgle. girl who lives In
Bethesda area; salary. $40 to right
saiKT PfhKsGn SlkLs iii 5Ses; Experienced; 75c S an
pay and Christmas bonus; steady po-
sition. Apply IDEAL LAUNDRY,
5506 5506 MaTlboro Jgsno pike, Hillside, Nd.
SILK. FINISHER. exper.; b-day week,
good salary. Apply in person. 1888
sTEaoaav1x;rioS S4daonaH a; R;S' communications
ditions. Call Ne 5000. IS
STENOGRAPHER for real estate Of
flSe; fSG; 6ddaayy 61day week. BOSS & PHELPS
sTENoGRAPHER Old established
firm; 5-day. 36-hr. wk.; vacation
With pay. Call MIR. FOSTER, Ma.
sTENoGRAPHER. Some exper. Want
ed by national Jewish organization
day wk. Good pay and working con-
ditions. Phone Mr.. Rockmore. Ma.
6l20 or apply S05 G ST. NV. -
STENOGRAPHER-G office ex-
perience necessary; pleasant working
conditions. excellent opportunity.
BARBER g. ROSS CO.. 5th and v
SITS. ne. DE. 0501. -6
STENoGRAPHER for estab. law of1ce.
5-day wk.; ref. and exper. required.
Will consider evening law student,
young. man or woman. Apply S44
Shoreham Bldg. 4
STENOGRAPHER. good working cond.
In modern Offices. s. FREEDMAN
AND SONS. MA. 1884 Mr.. Sacks.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
SECRETARIAL OPERATOR
7th, 9th and E SITS. NV.

White woman for new apt. bldg. to
answer secretarial switchboard, and
assist in office. Hrs. 8 am. to $50
pm, 6-day wk. with vacation; good
salary, pleasant SURROUNDINGS, pre-
vious experience desirable but not
essential. See Mrs. Chapman, resi-
dent manager. THE STATE HOUSE.
2l22 Mass. ave. NV, weekdays,
Evening star., 1951-11-02

LADIES-Steady hand and good eye;
art ability desirable; we train.
II hLTHo es.u PHOTO l7ls Pa. aye
LADIES "a, 3 hours day or eve
ming. RE. Sl07.
LADIES. Spare hours become golden
when customers see AVON'S gift
array! Earn S20-S40 weekly now
til Christmas. RE. 07g5. .
Evening star., 1951-11-02
MATTRESSES

GUARANTEED $40 WK.
PLUS MEALS g. UNIFORMS FURN.
FULL TIME POSITION
DAY OR NIGHT
Several new shoppeS opening soon.
Permanent position, pleasant work.
ing conditions. vacations with pay.
sick leave. group insurance benefits,
employe purchase discounts. train
ing for promotions. Apply at any
HOT SHOPPES
Or Employment ONCE. 1724 H st.
NV. No phone calls. =
WINDOW TRIMMER, exper. nee:
good hrs, S-4:30. Mon. through Fri.
Good salary and working conds.
Apply WALGREEN CO. in The Pen
taRon Bldg 3
Evening star., 1951-11-02
HELP MEN AND WOMEN


ACCOUNTANT, JR., for cPA arm;
no exper; necessary. Reply in own
handwriting. stating age, marital
desired. Box 96-Z, Star. IS
FOUNTAIN CLERKS; night shift. IL
pm. to. 8 am; well paid work at
our soda fountain; we will train
you; uniforms furnished and laun-
Piles DRUG STORE. 14th and
Thomas Circle NV. -3
SALESPERSONS
for boys department,
LIVINGSTON. 906 9TH st. NV. "A
in principles of economies.
Please write Box 433-V, Star. a
EARN EXTRA MONEY WEEK ENDS
Driving your, own car. Large Va.
organization needs competent drivers,
men or women, to drive week ends.
Call PA. 1890. .
Evening star., 1951-11-02
STENOGRAPHERS

A. permanent position in our record
for an alert young woman. 20:35
years Of age, who enjoys working
with figures; 5-day. 40-hr. week;
reasonable shorthand and typing
speeds are required. Apply person
eel Room sOg sst Soe ogen Re noge weskdfys
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER -CLERK-Mayer &
Co. desires the services OF q stenog-
rapher who also, has clerical expert
ence for work in the accounts re-
ceivable dept; excel. working condi-
t1Sns snas sns AasK AsasaEy q AdsB' dS a ai TX zSeis
snTiEENoGRApHEK-sEcRETARY To
executive In small private concern:
disqualification, retirement and paid
vacation. Pleasant working condi-
sTGNoGsApHEK1fiSPisr. SFfnS IA ISHi siSf age 20 to
SIS, for permanent, interesting work
In large mortgage banking firm.
Should type so to so w.p.m. and
take shorthand reasonably well.
Company paid disqualification, sick
and annual leave; Hours. 9:l5 to
or Mr.. Haines. FREDERICK W.
BERENS, INC, Mortgage Bankers,
1928 < st. NV. Ma. 5005. 2
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. 1S to 35;
accuracy preferred to speed: ideal
Tor resident Sc. or s.w.; $50 q week.
Elk. 4430. a
STENOGRAPHER- R-TYPIST
Between ages 18 and 25; 5-day. 81
hour week; interesting work in ins,
claim dept; reasonable shorthand
and typing speed required; perma-
nent position with excellent future.
ward Bldg. 18th and II sts. NV.
RE. 4S00. -3
TEACHER for nursery school; $3.50
4:3Q; experienced preferred. JU.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
THE EVENING STAR

11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
WOMAN, white, reliable. to work in
issf frozen custard store nights. sA.
WOMEN - THE SINGER CO. will
train women for sewing instruc-
tresses; prefer those that are now
making their own clothes; good
stIas.ng a1kEg Salary 4Ghogr wesk e
v. u S5,tln; aN ssS5 S5o7 Wilson Blvd: XII
WOMEN not now employed, earn So
or more per hour serving Avon GUS
TONERS, Start now. and build up
q good Christmas business. Call
2as,rS GL; sses AFT after ,o,. 8; ,no,,.s.. @ .,
sewing. interested in permanent en-
ployment; no sales exper. necessary;
good starting salary; 40-hour week;
disqualification and discount privi-
leges. Apply MR.. SPIELMAN. 500
9TH st. NV; Re. 1900. -6
EAND fafs 0t isERf APP PP7 1sh sEw st. eng
EXPERIENCED CHECKER working
in. retail grocery store. Must have
references. Excel. starting salary,
$50 .wk.: good chance for advance
msns 1sss comS,a ApplS CALVERT a = 3 Gn MARKE Ias
HOUSEWIFE-Earn about So hr.:
spare time (day and eyes:); car.
516 r. I. ave. ne. End fl. 3
DO YOU LIKE GOOD FOOD?I
Food checker. only experienced. need
Apply s-fi III am. s Or SNs s pm. nnU week. als:
days only. See MIR. COHEN. 1882
Conn. ave. NV B
Evening star., 1951-11-02
HELP WOMEN
Telephone Operator

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Hotel Congressional AT. 1920. u
OPERATORS = Exper,
pleasant working cond.; good salary:
Apply chief operator, CARLTON
HOTEL, 18th and K SITS. NV. =
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK
Pleasant, courteous young lady. 21-
80. with ability to deal with public;
permanent position. 5 v day wk.
INSTITUTE CLEANING PLANT,
S021 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
TYPIST-Position in accounting dept.
general accounting work; no special
Ea3Ffdsf RIf4E 6rNTAh EfailrsSir aro TIE Co. 1908
Eye 81. NV. %
TYPIST
With some clerical experience. for
unusual opportunity in ofice Of ma
tional publication; location, George
cation. free hospitalization and IN
surance; rapid advancement. CO
White. permanent; excel
lent urroundings;, 40.hour Week,
Good opportunity to advance. Lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
80; Personal interviews between
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SOCIETY. 3rd and r sts. ne. -
white. permanent. auto
matte typing, salary open. CARL
PARENT. 1914 M st. NV. .
TYPISTS- CASHIERS. for lge. jewel
airy. Apply KENT JEWELERS., 5O1
TYPsTis-cLERK for ensineering ONCE.
full. 40-hour week. Phone MI. 4l51
TYPIST- CLERK. part time. day or
eve, l4th and Park I'd. NV. Gke
age, exper. Box 129-z. Star. 3
OPERATOR, 4O-hr.. 3
day week Apply in person. RKO
RADIO PICTURES. e32 N. jersey
experienced; 4 pm. to
salary. HARMONY RESTAURANT,
TR. 1927. Call between 1 and 8
white. experienced AND
weekly. wAGsHALL DELIcATEssEN,
1855 Mass. ave. NV. -
white to work 8 hours.
split shift. 6 days week: closed sun
day: $50 mo-. meals and tips. No
beer. 500 z. Capitol st. Call Ii.
for restaurant; expert
enced and reliable; hours. 2 till q.
Apply 1907 L ST. NV. a
white. experienced; hours,
/ am. to 3 pm. Apply RIORDAN'S. !.
1855 4th st. s.w., not before IL a m
must be exper.; excellent
earnings WAKEFIELD RESTAU-
RANT. 1889 Conn. ave. -5
white, neat and attrae-
tive; night work. excel. working CON,
ditions salary and tips; refs. Call
TOMS BAR & GRILL. 1907 H
experienced. Apply
& J GRILL. 9l3 Sth st. se. =
WAITRESS AND FRY COOK wanted.
Good salary and good tips. Also
room and board. o. c. Jones. DEL
RIO RESTAURANT. Charlotte Hall,
wAITRESSEs. white. night club ex-
perience; good tips. Apply after
MATTRESSES. white. 8 days wk;
with exper. 1897 18th st. NV.
TRIO RESTAURANT. -
white, full or part
time. Apply In person. LAFAYETTE
CHICKEN HUT. 1870 st. NV.