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The Arizona post., 1951-11-02
Hodossoh Teo
Continued from page y

issues" During her stay in Tue
son Mrs. Zimmerman will be the
guest of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gordon.
Cantor Maurice Falkow will
sing a group of Hebrew selections.
Mrs. Charles Gordon is Refresh
ment chairman and her co-chair-
man is Mrs. Henry Kaufman.
Mrs. Fred Bradfield assumes dut-
les as program chairman with this
Tea. Mrs. Meyer Epstein is in
charge of flowers and Mrs. Jack
Starr is publicity chairman.
Serving on the various committees
Morris Becker, Michael Bernfeld, j. H.
Berman, Leon Bitter, Raphael Bran
des, Jack Brown, Ida Cohen, Elmer
CORTLAND, Hy COpinS, VIM. Davidson,
Sol Ellis, Abe Feuerstein, /. GallOw,
Harry GorodeSS, Melvin Halpern, MOllie
Handelman, Irma Kaufman, Ben KeS-
sler, Oscar Koenig.
Levin, Aaron Leitner, Ben LaZarOw,
Philip Levin, Hyman MyerSOn, Joe
MyersOn, Philip SalOnic.
Jack Nevins, Elmer Present, Leo
Rackoff, Bernard ROSenbaum, Ethel
Sarney, Michael Schaeffer, Arthur
Scheff, Nathan Schneck, VIM. Silver
man, Louis ShenkarOw, Leonard Vein
The Arizona post., 1951-11-02

NOV.
2-Service of Welcome, Temple Eman-
u-El, 8:15 pm.
4-Chicago Club, 1647 E. Broadway,
$3.50 pm.
4-Moishe Oysher movies, Center,
1880 pm.
4-Y. 1. Social Club, Knights of Pyth-
las, pm.
4-Mr. and Mrs. Club, Anshei Israel,
8 pm.
5-YPHA, Center, 8 pm.
5-Blood Donors, Temple, $40 pm.
5-Dr. Sachar dinner, Santa Rita, $3.50
pm.
5-B-P Hadassah board meeting, 1926
E. 18th, pm.
6-TempIe SisterhoOd, Temple, I pm.
6-TUMS Open House, Temple, $3.50
pm.
7-Rishona Pioneer Women, installa-
The Arizona post., 1951-11-02
Edit q RIAL

(hs letter received last week We publishing it,
together with answer editorial.-Edtor)
Dear Editor
Recently put in application to leading national or
ganizaton back-baed Because my character is at
least average and because have lived life in this town that
above reproach have believe that this lodge did
accept account of my religion What do you think?
Sincerely,
The Arizona post., 1951-11-02

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The Arizona post., 1951-11-02
Calendar Of COIainq Events

NOV.
ton, Anshei Israel, pm.
7-BB dinner, Westerner Hotel, meet
ing HilleI House, pm. with Dist.
Grand Lodge President.
10-Sheva Pioneer Women, card party,
knights of Pythias, pm.
12-AnShei Israel SiSterhoOd, Chanukah
workshop, AnShei Israel, pm.
12-HadaSSah membership tea, Santa
Rita, l pm.
12-Young Israel SiSterhOod, Young
Israel, pm.
13-AnShei Israel SiSterhOOd, AnShei
Israel, / pm.
13-Maurice Samuel, Temple auditor
ium, $50 pm.
14-BBW donor luncheon, Santa Rita,
l pm.
I6-Delegate council meeting and in
stallation of officers, Center,
pm.
Evening star., 1951-09-07

World War II and to "a months
for all others.
The new Marine schedule, how.
ever, provides for earlier release
for the majority of Tn~
reserves. They are being mus.
tered out on a p' o4n5 piulI ~e.s,>
on previous service.
Schedule of Releases.
First to be released are those
veterans with one year or more
service between 1941 and 1945
Also in the first category are those
with duty of 80 days or more be-
tween December Z, 1941, and Sep
tember 2, 1915; a year or more
duty between September Is, 1910
and June "a. 1913; three years or
more service before July /, 1851
and enlisted reservists who were
26 or older before last July /.
The second priority are those
not in any Of the above groups
but who were members of the re-
serve before August II, 1850. The
third category includes those who
Joined the reserves since August
Is, 1850.
Evening star., 1951-09-07
By |. Edgar Primo

Frank Norton. deputy selective
service chief for the District, to-
day said local boards will begin
drafting 20-year-olds next month,
He told The Star the new age
group would. have to be tapped
for the first time since the Ko-
rean war in order to meet the
October quota of 223.
Only yesterday the Defense De-
lpartment raised its October de-
lmands from Al, 900 to 44,600. This
resulted in an increase from WASH
lington's original quota of 205.
Even without the increased
quota, local boards would have
had to order up youths of 20 next
month, Mr.. Norton said.
The first draft of childless. hus-
bands probably will be made here
in November or December, accord
ing to Mr.. Norton, although new
Selective Service regulations al
lowing this still awaits President
Truman'S approval.
Yesterday marked the first an
niversary of the post-Korean
draft in the District. From Sep
Itember 6. 1850, to August 81 of this
year, 1904 young Washingtonians
have been inducted.
The Department of Defense yes
terday announced that the in
crease for October will be as
signed to the Marine Corps, which
will draft total of $500 next
Evening star., 1951-09-07
October Draft to Call Group c. for First Time

All Marine enlisted reservists
are due to be released by next
June if they were called to duty
as late as June of this year
Reserve officers called last June
will be out by March, 1858.
Reports were current, too, that
the Army would also ease its pro-
gram on releasing reserviSts and
that an announcement would be
forthcoming within week.
Evening star., 1951-09-07
4 to Die as U. S. Spies

LONDON, Sept. z (P.-A mill
tary court in Sofia last night SEN
fenced four Buigarians to death
by shooting on charges Of acting
as agents of the American secret
service Nine others were SEN
tenced to prison. terms ranging
from to 20 years, the Bulgarian
News Agency reported in a broad
cast dispatch heard here.
Evening star., 1951-09-07

month. The remaining 5000 will
go to the Army.
Department officials said the in
creased call of Marines was neces-
|sary $50 that planned strengths
may be achieved
The Districts original quota fol
October was 205 men.
Meanwhile a new and more lib
Ieral release plan for reservists was
announced by the Marine Corps.
Under present law involuntary
tours of active duty are limited
to II months for reServists who
served one year or more during
Evening star., 1951-09-07
Excovdtors Uncover
Live Nozi Bomb on
London Building Site
BY the Associated Pres.


LONDON, Sept. 7.-An
earth-moving machine, 'exca-
waiting for a building site yes
terday, struck what appeared
to be a heavy stone.
Workmen dug down and
discovered the obstruction was
a Give" 500-pound bomb of
the type dropped by Nazi air.
men in the first days of the
1910 blitZ.
An army explosives expert
removed the fuse in a ticklish
15-minute operation.
, 1951-04-30

ROOM FOR RENT Apartment
rooms for rent for single girls
or men. Fulton 1857. tt
, 1951-04-30
concluded from page b

Concluded from page b
of the Korean war.
Some contractors have applied
to NPA for authority to con-
struct office buildings containing
bomb-proof areas but officials
say these have been and will con-
tinue to be turned down.
Although shortages will tend to
discourage elaborate shelter con-
struction, Civil Defense hopes to
make available building plans
that will offer adequate protect
ion and use a minimum amount
of scarse metals and materials.
A SPENDING RECORD on new
construction was established in
February indicating that 1851
will go down in the books as one
, 1951-04-30

formed the agency that they may
be forced to discontinue manu-
ffac.uring motion picture equip
ment if present construction re-
strictions are continued"
IN response, NPA modified
theater construction controls by
exempting the cost Of certain
equipment in figuring the amount
spent in altering OF constructing
u ne. theater.
alterations or construction of
NO buildings costing less than
$4,000 are permitted by the gov
i. n~1ont.
, 1951-04-30

and Paul Lehner, Philadelphia
outfielder.
The Athletics gave up Brissie
and Lehner in return for Zernial,
Philley, Zoldak and Murray.
There was no cash involved in
the transaction and all players
were ordered to report to their
new clubs Immediately.
Minoso, up from San Diego in
the Pacific Coast League, leo the
Tribe in spring batting and
knocked eight home runs. He
has six hits in IA times at bat
this year for a .429 average.
, 1951-04-30

IF the best years for the industry.
The Commerce Department re-
SIS cne Diilton, $50 million dol
is ,7..e s7en. IN e homes,
J. ai'3i7'g and plants during the
!. nth, about 20 per cent above
lla Total for February, 1850.
G.-,~?e1ce says "the February
total. represented an .all-time re
cord rate of construction indus
try operations, equivalent to al
most 81 billion dollars on an an
nu2i rate basis, compared with a
90 billion, 700 million rate in
'i1uary and the 27 billion, 700
million total for all of 1850"
Increased industrial construct
i'm is expected to offset declines
in residential building, pushing
the predicted total amount of
spending this year close to the
fEr.N
1850 rate.
HOUSING NOTES.: the EPA
soon will order cutbacks in the
types Of heavy doors and door
icarnes manufacturers may pro-
duce with scarce metals needed
for defense. NTPA snys the ordcr
iii leuuce the SIZE of the
product sused mainly in business
Offices and as slide closet doors in
residential houses. 80.
Two home industry trade or
CARNATIONS are worried over the
shortage of mortgage money The
National Association of Real
Estate Boards reports the prob
lem "is the concern of realtors
throughout the country"
! Meanwhile, t h e National
Association of Home Builders
warns the federal cooperative
housing program may suffer
great damage by the lack of hard
cash to back up government
guaranteed home loans.
Producers Of IS millimete1
motion picture equipment report
NPA controls have reduced con-
struction Of new theaters so
much that they have been requir-
ed to cut production 60 to 80
per cent.
Industry spokesman have in
, 1951-04-30
Man Faces

Concluded from page 1
in Halves back. The victim died
from internal bleeding.
Detective Jerome Herman
told The Daily Express that up
on his arrival ON the scene,
woman told him that Wilson
lad gone to police headquart-
to give himself up"
Further investigation proved
Wilson was across the street from
the house where the Staying took
place. He offered no resistance
when he was arrested. Herman
also stated that Mrs. Ingram adj
mitted giving the gun to Wilson
and then throwing it out the
window after the shooting. Both
Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Halves were
being held as material witnesses.
OTHERS APPEARING in this
mornings police lineup were
Mitchell Adkins, 20, Of 22 COL
lege St. and James Montgomery,
"A, Of 1915 N. Main st. Adkins
il being held for auto theft and
, 1951-04-30
Cleveland indians Trade
In 3-Way Deal
INDIANS
BACK PAGE

CLEVELAND, April 80 QNS)- Seven players
were exchanged today in a three-way deal involving the
Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox and the Phila-
delphia Athletics.
, 1951-04-30
Ads

THE ALLEN HOTEL. and GR'Il
ONE of Kentucky's finest h't's,
Daily rate: single S2.5n. doubt
$500. Bath Always a ro"m
2616 w. Madison st. Phone
Cypress 1926. Louisville, IL,
KY.
, 1951-04-30

The Indians gave up infielder
Orestes Minoso, pitcher Sam FOL
dak and catcher Ray Murray and
received pitcher Lou Brissie from
Philadelphia.
The Chicago White Sox traded
outfielder Gus Zermial and Dave
Philley in exchange for Minoso
will be turned over to federal
authorities for violation of the
Dyer Act.
Montgomery, whose record
classes him as a degenerate"
was arrested on a complaint Of
%molseting small children Sunday
in the vicinity Of Bolander and
Cincinnati st.
, 1951-04-30

WE WILL BUY your house for
cash. Call He-8161. EVENING"
Rs-2O28. II
Evening star., 1951-04-18

ATTRACTIVE WOMAN, capable
meeting public; exper.; direct sell
ing; 5-day week; 81 hr. and up.
AZ 622l: 8 to pm. is
LIVING QUARTERS avail to secre-
tary or. sales person about 90 yrs.
OF age in real estate sales office: no
children. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
0Wa 1925, JA. 2-23sl; ewes. GL.
WHITE WOMAN to take care ' of
ssemi-invalid ct night. Call sitter
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has
top school and Office positions. Colo.
rado Bldg. 14th and 6, RE. 3938
Al TYPIST %, $50 wk.. fast, accu-
rate, statistical; trade asso. typist
300 wk.; recep.-typist; S45; PIX
typist-recep.. 5000 mo; temp. typist,
$50 wk. See Miss Evans (pay no
ADVANCE feesl. BOYDS, cor. 6 at
Al sECRETARY d3 to $4,000, in.
ter ONCE; Capitol Hill secy.. $4,000
to $500 up; law ONCE secy., SS5
wk.: real estate constr, S65 Wk
constr. secy., S65; aviation secy.,
$3.50; Embassy secy.. S2.4Oo. II a
good position. BOYD's viii have It
nrsa Est. 35 yrs. Cor. 18th and &
SITS. NV, ST. 1866.
Evening star., 1951-04-18

NURSE. graduate: for physician,s
Box 22S-Y. star. 30
NURSE. graduate, registered. for doc
tpr's tsts q ofiGe; general ae1 medicine. S9ol
NGksEs. s. White. Whit APs FPssist.red and p4sc-
sToom; rotating shifts, 5Is-day week,
nursing supervisor, suHuRBAN HOS
PIst4lct PITAs nsshesaa. Rns oI s45o Ma mi. from
cialty shop; must write well. tipping
not essential: Catholic high school
week Apply Box a54-v, star.SS3
rAsdE4 AnpS in GpaI person FRuxN SP sfaTy saK
PIX oPERAToR-5-day wk.. S145
URgxN an HosPfTAE. Bethesda, 81.
PBX OioPERAToR-5m-day week. ex-
cellent salary, pleasant working con-
ditions; See Mr.: Elmsn. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ & SON. 7os 9TH st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR. some typing. cieri-
sssl ssslaod duties; exper. preferred: o6 Nj.
PIX OPERATOR. exper. only; must M
type; S45 to start; opportunity for
gly gy, QUAKER CITY LiNoLEUM e.,
PIX aSi oFERaToR-Must E Fl; All be wpe expert
ary and meals. can chief operator
rRAGTIcAL .Shs ~, NT1ksE; rs /, M White =. for
posTfks sna 6. sSi MAGRfNE aaRf; OPERATOR,
MGR 5000; pleasant working con-
ditions, good starting salary and
60 Mr winsfasd Rsnsss Apg!E n gsFsGn
REcEPT1oNlsT SE II for studio; exp. pIo ure-
ferred but not necessary; apply 10
b1o, R g Suite 30 Sos AadIAiHA Bond sids. I4H 4th
REchff1oNsf iaa EfE XHyf ave Snd PIX operaeor
some some typing T, required; S; sHday VIZ; Wk.;
SON. on GREAT AMER1cAN' ,1NsHR-
ANcE CO., $50 Woodward Bl6s,.
nEthr4foNisT 1Sth f9s i f. n:v Music Ss school.
knowledge Of bookkeeping and typ:
ing; 5000 per mo. State age and
and exper. Box 245-A. Star: 30
RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon: at
RETT PARKER HAIR sTYLisTs.
80
RECEPTIONIST-P phic studio
in local post exchange. Excellent op-
portunity for attractive, neat person
with sales ability. Attractive hours.
CHASE STUDIOS. 1904 M st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
start; 5-day wk.: hrs, 9r5: chance
for advancement: 18th and K SITS.
location. Call MIR. HURLEY. RE.
RELIEF Eli TELEPHONE OPERATORS
and desk clerk. . days per week.
See MRS. PETTY, Cromwell AptS..
1918 Ogden st NV 30
Evening star., 1951-04-18

COUPLE, white or colored, for Va.
estate; man to take care OF grounds,
horses and garden; woman to do
gn.W. Maintenance and $500 q
month. OW. 1876 after $3.50. go
DRUG CLERK with some exper nee
nights or Sun. RE. 207l. 30
white, exper.; good nav:
opport. to advance. O'DONNELES
PHARM. $500 Colorado ave. NV.
Ia
FOUNTAIN HELP wanted. white only.
men or women with exper.; good
pay and hours; Come In person.
goo Wilson blvd. Arl., Va, ASH
MAN OR WOMAN TYPIST-Apnly
$40 Star Building, THE ASSO.
GATED PRESS. 10
Evening star., 1951-04-18

TELETYPE OPRRATORs-Good pay.
Apply MACKAY RADIO g. TELE-
GJRAPH CO. g Dupont Circle. --1s
ssnced in general once detail; must
legible hand; $50 for 3e-hr. week;
eSkokaESss' S aSs'' eESsisaRAnE u THE IsstSf CO. 5.
rYPlsTM5 4fs snd g .day 81; NV; ye.k n.rm.5snt
general once work; pleasant sur
roundinss. AsKINs, 737 7th st. NV.
TYPIsT. fast, accurate; 5. days. 8
: 3 and q POP r. Phone ST. 1914 oe.yesn My5
hospitalizatior; salary open. L. M. C.,
s50l anM = st: ,Isy. NJ. Call MIR. ROBIN
TYPlsT, in correspondence section
spis E5e liberal YhS Sacatoa y
accident. surgical and hospitaliza.
tion insurance; air conditioned
81 bHaila'es aaeo Ext! Sall sss is s:a96'
TYPIsT. under IS; experienced With
service department. newspaper Of
nee. GEORGETOWN; 6-day week; hos
pitaiization. and other empIoye
benefits; advancement. CO. i015.
TYPIST for lge. jewelry store; good
starting salary; perm. Apply KENT
JEWELLERS, 18th and 6 sts. NV. -21
graduate. some experience in oper-
ating dictaphone; salaried position,
national firm.. Call On person. RIM.
hoy. Ring Bldg. 18th and M SITS.
NV. between 10 and 8. See EN-
PLOYMENT MANAGER. -1S
TYPlST-1nsurance company claims
department has opening for q typist
or beginner stenographer. Pleas
ant working conditions; 5-day week;
opportunity for advancement. Mr..
LEVERING. 612 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV. RE. 4s0O.
TYPIsT AND CLERICAL WORKER,
age 1925 for loan service dept. Of
large mortgage banking firm; type
nc and work on own schedule; g.
day week, 9:15-5. Annual and
sick leave. paid disqualification. see
Mr.. Graham, FREDERICK w
BEIRENs, INC. Mortgage Bankers,
rYPisr AND GENERAL OFFICE work.
high school graduate, perm. Tako-
ma Park: GE. 0437 for appt.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
HELP WOMEN

INFORMATION CLERKS
under 40; good salary; paid while
training; 40-hr. week. Apply GREY
HOUND TERMINAL. lilo New York
ave. NV 80
TELEPHONE OPERAToR-Interesting
hotel works alternate shifts; liberal
company benefits. Apply employment
ofc., WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. ID
Evening star., 1951-04-18
YOUNG WOMAN
1s TO 20 YEARS OF AGE

TO ~ 70 1Ez11Vo OT TUE
We desire to interview young women
who can type accurately about 80
words per minute; pleasant person
ality good penmanship and willing
ness to. give good attendance arc
essential
The applicant selected will be trained
in a permanent and interesting po-
sition on the business side Of the
newspaper
The star offers a 5-day. 40-hour week.
salary Advancement. vacations with
pay. company benefits. and other EN-
ploye advantages. Apply Personnel
Room 506. Open weekdays, 8:30-5
and Sat. 9-l.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
HELP MEN Cont }

&AN-Reiiable colored man to assist
LEY Il: HoRNER, iNc.. Buick Dealer.
1902. D. c. permit required, go
&dAN, for part time. willing to de-
vote 3 to. nours daily; must have
car; prefer married man. Phone
Do. 4677. z to o pm. only. is
NAN, good all around; good salary
Tor the right party. Please do not
telephone. Apply in person to
ave. Bethesda. Nd. lis
MAN, with car: white or colored
SCHWARTZ FUR SHOP, 7o4 18th
NAN. with car. married. to train To-
cally for permanent position with
large manufacturing company;
earnings while training around 500
weekly; not canvassing. Apply 1116
o st. Sc. before l pm. 40
NAN. young. white, TO work in auto
brake shop: must be alert and me-
chemically inclined. 903 N st. NV
NAN. with car or light delivery truck
tor morning work; hours. 5 am. till
ESQ am. Mon. through Sat. Apply
MI; Williams, DISTRICT NEWS Co.
z2l0 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-18
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER

CLERK-TYPIsT. $40 week; 5-dey
NJ W. Mssby, Il. AsRAMsoN co.
CLERK-TYPIST. mortgage and loan
company; 5-day wk. Ma. 1894;
III s5z pas.; to assist WITH T.,
RSSitsllIhs RSspltslIssst,es son'sER ST. 1885 Yk
cLERK-TYPIsT, white, experienced,
for. permanent position; knowleds &c
with figures helpful; 5;day week;
Apply NATIONAL LfTHo. Co. 1855
cffRkarTPfsr. cfisR Il niT young lady. SO some
shorthand, for permanent position
in once of large motion picture
organization; conyenient location
moor. warner Bldg. 18th and !,
CLERK-TyP1sT, general ofice work;
salary commensurate with expert
cnce ard ability. FLOWERS. INC,
cIEak-TYpisT fIisS TY for furniture store:
?: J; NEE FURNITURE CO. o545
"a E;k:-:r9f!sr {: 9iH for general Once
Saturdays; perm. position. EMILE.
1921 Conn. ave. DI,. $500. .:
CLERK-TYPIST, under 80; news
paper Office; circulation record de-
par.ment: 5-daS week; vacation
advancenent. Co. 10l7. 10
for real estate Of
fee. air-conditioned: 5-day week:
settled: experience preferred but net
necessary: excellent working condi-
tons. Apply IN person. 81 18th
st. NV. or call MA. cS44. 10
Evening star., 1951-04-18
CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services Of a capable
who enjoys working with figures and
Is capable Of tyoing 80 words per
minute. This is an opportunity to
get a start cn th. BUSINESS side #
she newspaper Apply Personnel.
Room h06 Open weekdays. S:30 to
B and Saturdays, q to
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-04-18

wanted. Fred the Hair Hair .styiist Hi AIT at
BEAuTICIAN. experienced in cold
waving; hours $50 to 6; 5-day week;
salary plus commission. Apply in
person. JANIS BEAUTY SHOP, 607
7th st. s.w -22
BEAUTICIAN, male or female; ex-
per-, permanent waver and hair
cutting; excel: oppor. for good op-
SEss \! Beauty 81 sHoS' S'42 18th ass sslsi 6
BEAUTfcfAN. SE1i il TfifN part time; wTa experi-
eneed; MApEMoisEILE BEATTY
1-ss54. between 10 and 8 pm;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, frst-ciass.
part.time. IA. ssos. '-''' Gs4 ~ VI
BEAUTfCIAN- -MANICURIST - Good
sfsH5 s.ff aA1a s?5f'es fsas ZEE ZEE
BEAuTiciANe Eaf Fl esf eMANfeuKisT; fei I bonus- bonus
top salary; l day offa 1918 Michi-
BfEAufYY faAnu ~ 66fERATToRssS. ssSS experienced; Ss
top salary and commissions. CARL's.
DRUG store). Ma. 1918, 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all.round opera
tor. Or. shampoo. fingerwave and
manicurist. steady position. straigh:
salary nln, 4H' gH9od 4h5s hES, 4so7 Mass. ave
BoOKKEEPER. coiored. must be sood
at figures and have pleasant tele-
phone voice. BISON BUsL1NE.
Dunbar Hotel 10
Evening star., 1951-04-18
EDIPHONE OPERATOR

established casualty insursu nee COM
pany; 5-day wk.. S:3O-4:45. AETNA
CASUALTY g. SURETY CO.. Rm.
$50. Investment Bids. See Mr..
Haag 30
FABRIC SALESGIRL for complete sew
ing and art needlework store; must
be experienced at selling fabrics or
have a thorough knowledge Of sew
Part time, mornings or afternoons
Store located In Shirlington business
center; prefer some one living in the
neighborhood. Phone MIR. SHEEHAN.
FOUNTAIN CLERK, 5-day week;
Nay Nae; s9se 9ssh pay ana Saines S4iIIEs Ne. FAAS
Evening star., 1951-04-18
MAN WANTED
With car. Apply 925 Sill
yer Spring ave.

NAN WANTED to learn dry cleaning.
Aggs Agply eba II person. sTIEFF cLEAAN-
MEN-Part-time sales work: average
$25-S35 weekly; sales by. appt. and
lsads; No canvassing. REAL SILK.
MEN t1Ss5S,,. white. to distribute hand
PHI btlls; r.n daily yo-p pay; -. Apply 7 am
MEN-You can earn S100 week and
more; experience helpful but not
necessary; canvassing nationally ad-
vertised watches on credit: car not
necessary. Contact Mr.. Joseph,
NEW YORK JEWELRY Co., 719
MEN-3 excellent openings for men
dissatisfied with their present in
come. You can start on o part. time
basis II you wish to prove to your
self what excel. earnings you can
make before actually leaving your
present Job. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average S97 and yp per wk
Fuller Brush customers are pleas
ant, courteous and buy these IA
NOUS everyday necessities regu-
larry. An exper. man. will train you
and you will work by easy appt
method in an estab. territory. APP
ply 9l1 National Press Bldg. l4th
ana SITS. NV, or call DI. 4477
or DI. 349S. lie
Evening star., 1951-04-18

37la-hr, 5-day week; vacation with
pay; bonus vacation for good at
tendance; sick leave; economical
cafeteria facilities: group insur-
ance. Apply Room 300, S16 l4th
ct. NV. between 8 a.ni.-3 pm
Evening star., 1951-04-18

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PEOPLES DRUG STORES lis
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. experienced;
good salary: meals. Apply at OTTO'S
SILVER Spring: Nd. sH. ssi4. rs
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white; day work,
Macy MAS 1919 N. Glebe rd" Arl.. OK.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white: exper. :;
closed Sun. and holidays. NATIONAL
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. day or night
G5A sss are eontaas ssansns sTzIsR 9fss shsR
PHARMACY. I54s K st. NV. Nis
FOUNTAIN GIRLS-White or lisht
colored. experienced only. Good hrs.
FOUNTAIN HELP fgie exper: a ave 5-aay dy week? 1g
no night or Sunday work; meals and
nniforms; good salary to start.
s.HoREHAM 8. DRUG. CO.. 500 18th
FOUNTAIN AND COUNTER hs GIRLS
s,ADoR g. DRUGSTORE. 14th and <
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. must mao b.
9CCILAte ana IKE uGureS; excellent
working conditions. 5-day week,
insurance and other dement's. Appiy
70 H. J, HEINZ CO. (57 Varieties),
9th and v sts. ne. 20
HAT CHECK GIRL (white). Apply In
ReFs1n' RAS13 sSo S9op EARTH REsTAU-
HOSIERY AND HANDBAG salesgirls,
1uu time; top earnings. AppIy
CROSBY SHOE STORES. 1924 18th
St; NV. Ills r st. NV. and 4i4
7th st. NV. -1Q