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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
C|O Non-Ops
Get Up Steam

CIO on the nations railroads
moved into its second phase this
week when Allan Haywood, Di-
rector of Organization for CIO,
announced the formation of the
United Railroad Workers OF
America. CIO, with John Green
as chairman.
Green will be president of the
Shipbuilders. CIO, and the only
president they have ever had,
until his retirement January %
at the Shipbuilders convention
in Boston.
The railroad workers in the
incorporating field have been
organized in the CIO as an in
tegral part of the shipbuilders
Not large enough to fend for
themselves, they joined Green's
IUMSWA-CIO to obtain the
benefits of strong and expert
enced organizing staff.
A virtually complete collapse
of shipbuilding activity in that
period cut the Shipbuilders or
ganization to the bone, and re-
duced service to the CIO rail
road workers accordingly. The
new autonomous status of the
non-op group is presumably
planned to give the railroaders
staff and service of their own.
Eugene Atreed and Paul Mon
ahan, both of whom have. been
active and successful in build
ing the railroad group within
the CIO ,<Shipbuilders, become
vice president and secretary
treasurer respectively.
Thus industrial organization
comes at last to one of the for
gotten groups in the nations
major railroad industry.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
Medical Care
Is Too Costly

There aren't enough doctors
to staff two new hospitals just
built, according to reports from
Labor Press Association.
Medical care costs too much,
too.
And who says medical care
costs too much? DR.. Louis B.
LaPlace, heart specialist, who
has just taken office as presi-
dent of the Philadelphia County
Medical Association.
National health?
DIR. LaPlace is against it. He
"assailed it" in his speech. LPA
reports.
The program which wou d
build hospitals and train the
doctors to staff them, and would
reduce the cost of medical care
to individuals, is opposed by the
very doctor who points to the
evils.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL

ford missouri" Luebbers and
Carl McEwen of the Blood Don
ors Club.
More next week, A. T.
Leonard English" BOrglin
Dept. ID 1st Shift
Blood Donor last week was
Robert Laipply. Thank you very
much. l know it was appreciated.
We were all very upset one
day last week when we found
out the man killed by the train
by our plant was the father of
Agnes Konczal. We all wish the
survivors our deepest sympathy.
4 HappygO-lucky Mary Jane
Fannely became the proud
mother of a baby girl born on
January 9Th. Mother and baby
doing just fine. Our c0ngrat-
ulatiOns to Mr.. and Mrs. Fan
nelly.
Very sorry to hear that the
ever popular Lottie Kachlek, in
spector on line No. 5 is confined
to her home this past week due
to illness. Hurry and get well,
Lottie.
Mary Smith, who works on the
No. 3 packing machine, was en-
joying her birthday on January
10th by speaking German to her
fellow workers. They don't
know what she was trying to
tell them, but they said ''The
cake and candy she was passing
out was really delicious" Many
more such happy days, Mary.
Ollie Tucholski, the steward
in Dept. B and brother of Bernie
of this department, is doing a
very nice job by helping me to
get Blood Donors from his de-
partment. His section of the
Sparklets is very interesting too.
Thanks, very much, Ollie, keep
it up. !.
Marion Franks, inspector
ON line No. 3 and her hus-
band celebrated their 5th
wedding anniversary on Fri
day, January 18th. Congrat-
ulations to you and may you
celebrate many more such
occasions.
Marcia Watkins took a couple
of days off last week, l under
stand that she and her husband
had a new house built in the
south end. Nice going, Marcia,
I'm just waiting for an invita-
ton to the ouse-Warming.
Good bye now, see you next
week.
Union Office
Ralph III. Young
Don't forget the Credit I'm
ions Annual Meeting and Dance
at the Grotto Temple at 3015
Detroit Avenue (That is near
Central and Detroit.) Donations
are so cents per person and be-
fore the dance there will be some
short but important business.
For your dancing pleasure they
will have Stanley Anderczak
and his orchestra play for the
round and square dances.
Again in answer to the ques-
ton: SIS the baby here YETI"
The answer is just the same, not
yet, at least not today, January
18th.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
Irvinu Abramson Reelected
As Care" vice-President
BY WilIiunns

NEW YORK Reelection of Irving Abramson national
chairman of the CIO Community Services Committee for his
president CARE cooperative
American Remttances Europe Inc) announced today
by Paul Comfy French, CARE executive director.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

work on Friday night with &
most becoming hair-do and Z
string of pearls around her neck
and earrings to match. Withou
exageration, Rose looked swee1
enough to kiss, but we retraineo
ourself-with difficulty.
Robert Waldmannstetter. who
will enter the u S. Marines late
in January, said farewell to his
friends, but not before the gang
presented him with cash gift
of more than $50. Wen miss
you Bob. Our best wishes &C
with you.
, Vassie Brown will be welded
to Bud Fleming, a long time
sweetheart, Saturday, January
goth and we're wishing this
couple much happiness. One
thing we can vouch for: Bud i:
getting a girl who can fry chick
en- (Southern Style) with the
best of them.
1t is rumored that Riba Cos
tell, in charge of our canteen
was married last Saturday to MIR
Glen Spires, former night man
ager of the cafeteria.
Congratulations to, Mrs, Kate
Miller and husband! Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller will celebrate their
Silver Wedding anniversary on
Saturday, January 18th.
Betty Zdawczyk became ill on
Monday night and was rushed
to East Side Hospital for an op-
Grafton. We are hoping for her
speedy recovery. ru a49g
Irene Nowok, Dept. E End Shift
Too bad that Alice Mate AND
Kate Berger had to leave us and
go on the 1st shift. We miss you
Alice and Kate. Alice, / sure
miss my coffee with you.
Helen Missler had a birthday
on January 9th. We all wish her
a happy birthday and many
more, although she looks only
sweet sixteen. (You mean she
is over 16??RHY)
We are glad to see Mary
ReardOn back at work after a
short leave.
Valeria Maczejewski is back
to work, we hope you feel lot
better, Val.
Esther Bergan from Plug
Tampers is back to work and we
are glad to Sc you back, Esther
jeanette Wilchowski, who wa:
absent from her plug tampel
job for 8 months, is back anC
we are glad to see her.
Marie Haydu, who broke hel
arm recently, returned to worl
and her friends were happy tt
see her again.
Al TuchOlski
Dept. Ii, All Shifts
Have YOU heard the story
about Happy DAM" 1t seem:
that he was a real rootin, tootin'
shootin' hot-rod cowboy las
week. If any one should miss
Dan around the plant for a while
Just ask him what he's beer
doing for 80 days and he'll prob
ably answer, $50 days"
Ed Block complains of his ap-
petite. 1t seems that he can
scarcely eat anything between
10 and Ii am. OF course he has
no trouble at all the rest of the
day. Pass the pie, Eddie. (Any
doctor will tell you that eating
usually ruins the appetite .RHY)
Andrew Krol knows how Liza
felt crossing the ice. He went
fishing on the ice last Saturday
and needed the Coast Guard te
lget'him off.
Thanks to the volunteers, Mil
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19

Stephan LawnicZak volunteered
Melvin and Thomas Beamon's
mother who passed away last
week. Clarence Waldeck noti-
fled Melvin about this arrange
ment. Our deepest sympathy is
extended to the survivors. paul
Justus was another volunteer,
Colonel. RHY)
Robert Walker, better known
as Bob" was the successful
bidder for a miscellaneous sup
plyman's job on the End shift
Your friends on the 1st Shift
hope you will like your new
work, Bob.
Ruby Farkas, of the stud
lines, celebrated her End we'd
ding anniversary on January
8th. MIR. and Mrs. Farkas are
to be congratulated on this
happy occasion. May there be
many more like this.
Emma Martin, of the Plug
Tampers, underwent a major
operation last week and is now
recuperating at home. We all
wish you a speedy recovery
Emma. ~
Bernice Art of the Firing ends
line, was called home suddenly,
last week. The hot water heater
i'm her home had become too hot
and started a fire i'm the bath
room which was partially des-
troyed. Bernice took the situa-
>tioa quite philosophically, say
ing, it could have been much
worse. And so it could.
Helen Frazier, Silliment lines,
came to work last week wearing
a pair of mismated shoes. Helen's
friends joshed her about being
a spectacular odd fellow. OK
Helen, you can take it.
Pearl Birr, Plug Tamper,
is now i'm her 22nd year at
Champion and she very proud
ly admits it. No wonder! She
still looks youthful and is
good looking. More power to
you, Pearl.
Larry Sailor, Michael Vass
and Walter Biegala have been
appropriately named the Three
Musketeers" of Department E.
The three of them are invariably
together when off duty i'm the
plant. Promptly each morning al
. they briskly walk up to the
canteen for a quick snack. They
are loyal to their friends with
equal fidelity. Good luck, fel-
lows.
Jim VinsOn, Dept. ID, End Shift
Apology to Myrtle Sauke
whose birthday fell on January
5th and through our oversight
was not mentioned However
Myrtle has a greeting card to
show we remembered Hope you
have many more, Myrtle, and
happy ones.
One of the girls we have
missed and just learned is on a
sick leave is Helen Welch. We
hope Helen will soon be back at
her former place on line No. 8.
We were sorry TO learn of the
death of Henry BinkowSki's
mother. You have our sympathy,
Henry.
Ethel Bunyak had a sudden
fainting spell on Tuesday night
and had to be taken home. She
was back on the job the follow
ing day, we were glad to see.
A big Birthday Party was
held in honr of Jim Ubry ON
Thurday night. Various gifts,
including things to eat and
drink, q cane made by his
friends and cash were given.
Also q birthday verse. Jim
was highly pleased.
Rose Szymanski appeared a
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-19
Compiled BY RALPH YOUNG,
Unit Secretary
-SPARKLETS
CHAMPION UNIT
Colonel Tarver, Dept. E, 1st Shift

Il,
Harold Lumbrezer, from Department A, among the
to this department last week and cordial
welcome.
Supinki Eugene Kajtanak, Edmond Meczarek
Stephan Lawnczak their
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MINED. OPENING

available with a9-yr old
concern for field sales work in local
protected territory; direct sales to
suburban landowners: exper. not es-
Sential. as thorough training
assures immediate income for those
selected; repeat business; non-Sea-
Sonal; car required Telephone Mr.
SANDERSON. Sun at SH. 5l66. Il )
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HELP MEN
CARDs-Now is

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Now is the
height of the season. Make big
money selling old, established line
Of personalized greetings direct to
every one a prospect. Up to SIS to
S75 commission on each sale on de
luxe line. featuring 80 exclusive de-
signs created for business and per-
sonal use A truly different" line,
sells on sight. Full OF. part time. For
feSEas pRocsss ss@Pf coRe 0o9s ,o wrte + rroy fqly
Deot, P. Chicago %. iii.
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Excellent op-
portunity with leading manufac-
turer. Earn up to S25 daily comm,
Sell part or full time. Over 100
fast selling cushion styles for entire
free fall catalogue, etc JOHN NEIL
SHOE. 81 Enterprise, Brockton.
DO YOU HAVE the proper connec-
tions? Baltimore printing and lith-
ogranhic. plant wishes services of
following Opportunity to get into
the $4,000 bracket. Box 367-V.
COLLEGE GRADUATE under age 20,
interested in salaried non-sales ca
rreer opportunities with leading life
vestigator with opportunity super
vision own district, Prefer. native
Virginia area familiar
with governmental agencies. Give
full details. Reply Box 36S-V, Star.
MAKE $50 TO $500 PER SALE, ex-
elusive territories to saleSmen and
distributors. New Miracle Out
door Lights sweeping country; Enor-
stores night-spots. drive-inS, auto
agencies. Written money back guar
antee clinches sales. No samples.
No investments. No lighting cx-
perience required. W. H. LONG
CO., Chicago 10, Ill. Established
RECENT GRAD. engineer pref. in
terested In sales engineering with
est: Wash firm. Write for appt. CIV
expected salary. Box 446-T. Star.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for . ex-
perienced car washers. Virginia
drivers license necessary. No night
work. AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER, So N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va.
HoUsE and utility man, colored. See
engineer, 300 Connecticut ave. Ia
MATURE COLORED MAN, exper. as
night Waterman; must be steady man
8 am. PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO,
1885 Bladensburg rd. ne. -16
ELECTRICAI-Youn man. mechan-
ically inclined knowledge Of ele-
mentary electricity. To learn to in
stall and service instruments for
transmission of handwritten mes
sages Apply own handwriting. giv-
ing age. BACKGROUND. reference, etc.
Box 42S-V. Star. --15
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MEN, COLORED
OPPORTUNITY

business: must be willing worker
good starting salary plenty OF op-
portunity for advancement. MELART
Jewelers.. 405 r. /. ave. ne.
co 1914 IA
Evening star., 1951-10-14
GENERAL MOTORS

Position available for experienced
General Motors dealer accountant.
Must be thoroughly versed in all
phases of retail automotive account
Ing. Must be able to install dealer
tionS to office personnel and perform
periodic examinations Position in
wolves travelling Automobile fur
niShed: all expenses paid. Salary
commensurate with ability Furnish
complete employment record. age.
experience. in letter Of application.
Box 245-S. Star
Evening star., 1951-10-14

CLERK -RECEPTIONIST-Y lady
to be relief receptionist and to 40
mail and file work; We, we have snat At
tions and fine group Of employees,
Wk' UNITED SERVICES LIFE IN
SURANCE CO., Room 502. 1925
st. NV. is
CLERK-RECEPTIONIST
oPH4ns Etrl Of N nteisenee Iei Se and m
Must operate switchboard, No ex-
perience necessary; 5-day week;
excel working conditions. Salary,
$3.50 a mo. Good chance for ad-
yancement. Box 217-V. Star. Il
CLERK -sTENO., general clerical,
bookkeeping experience. interesting interesting
Phone LU. 4-212I.
CLERK -sTENoGRAPHER. knowledge
of figures helpful, diversified duties.
salary open. Call RE. 7940
CLERK -TYPIST. ms. ONCE: 5-iay uk.,
free group insur, permanent job.
Phone MR.. BACHSCHMID, ma. 9l12,
between o and 10 am.
CLERK-TYPIsT, white; young lady
desiring permanent position with
life. insurance company, Excellent
retirement benefits. shorthand
helpful. but not essential. No ex-
perience necessary. Personal inter-
view 1925 Connecticut ave. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT. experienced with
general Office work: start $40. 5-day
week, Apply 4s05 r, l. ave-. Hyatts-
CLERK-TYPIsT, Photographic studio;
woman. 3? 70 10; exper- typist: TO
81 n
CLERK -TYPisT for general once @
work; 5-day. 40-hr. wk. MA, 3402.
CLERK K-TYPIST-Girl for tipping or
ders and posting inventory cards.
5-day Wk. hrs 9-2; salary open.
CLERK itfiif -fYPIsT, with some knowl-
College Cole training preferred. Appll-
cants must pass clerical aptitude
test. 3sa7.hr. VI ssGo n dsys sSrp1 ann1si p1qaM
PsYCHoIoGiicAL ASSN. Cali Mrs
Mordford. ST. 1880, for appoint-
CLERK Ii -TYPIsT, gen. office work; good
| salary; hours. - 70 3, 3.day wk.
cf caISE 9E aee5y Ely to 95o HoME sE"lsG y me- NJ
cLERK-TYPIsT - Permanent post.
/ ton with life insurance company
| for young woman under 40, many
company DeHenLS lnCluoinR non
/ profit cafeteria, 37l2-hoGr, sd"
| week Apply room 300. sl6 IAN
| st. NV, between 8 am. and pm
cLERKTYPIsT, age 2o-25. for large
mortgage banking firm. Interestinq
| work in loan closing and serVicinf
| department. Experience not neces'
sary. Permanent position. Five:
day week. 9:l5-5 Company paic
hospitalization Annual and sicl
leave Prefer person available a
once. See Mr.. Graham. FREDERICK
w BERENS. INC. Mortgage Bank
CLERK LEI r for Of " automobile It'll
and tag work; good pay and workini
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO, ~:
Wis. ave, Bethesda, Md, OIL. 6l00
iCLERK-TYPIST - Young person t,
!, work in medical records dept; Stcl
leave, vacation, and other benefits
Apply Mr.. Kuzner, EMERGENCY
lCLTRK-TYPIST Maryland. air-con
ditioned Office, Mt Rainier; some .ex
| perience as ledger clerk desirable
salary open Phone AP. 1422. y
CLERK -TYPIST. 5-day week. S5t
wk. Apply Monday, DE. l717. 10
appointment. Ia
tCLERK-TYPIST -. Young lady. TO
general office work and relief o.
} PIX. Apply. Mr.. Ramsey, CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. I10S G st. NV
Evening star., 1951-10-14
ATTENTION! ARLINGTON
COUNTY RESIDENTS

Due to an expansion program, the
Sun Life Insurance Co. of America
has several unusual opportunities for
residents of this area; guar. salary
$50 wk.. plus liberal commissions;
no eXper. necessary, We will train
YOU to be a successful agent. Apply
2046 Wilson blvd or call ia 5-S330
and ask for Mr.. CROCKETT.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Attention Statesmen

William c. Moore & Co. offers an
a semi-professional field. where
public acceptance makes 1t pos
sible for use to close Z out Of 10
prospects. Good working habits
assures steady year-around, above
the average income. Thorough
mediate earnings, low pressure
field: No deposit. credit. collection
or delivery problems. Car REQUIRED.
Write Mr.. Stressing. Box 202, New
ark. New York State, for local inter-
view.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

installations; must be handy with
tools; good pay; permanent. Or.
YoUNG MAN to learn paint business;
appointment. SHERWIN- WILLIAMS
CO., 7101 Wisconsin ave. WI 3451.
YOUNG MAN
1S or 10 years old, white, high school
graduate, to handle mail deliveries.
drive jeep and help in mailroom;
drivers permit required. Call per-
Sonnel dept, HO. 2416.
YOUNG MAN
For general office work with knowl-
edge of tipping; wonderful opportu-
nifty for an ambitious person to learn
the business and advance in our
organization.
A. H. DONDERO, INC.
l71S PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
Telephone Elk. S214. -15
MEN, 26 to 35. as supervisors
for retail shopping serv.; no exper.
nee; salary, Advancement must be
Room 95i. 18th and E sts. NV. go
YOUNG MEN. here is a job with a
sale business from the ground up.
Starting salary S44 per week plus
time and one half for over 40 hours.
Vacation with pay. sick leave. group
insurance. group disqualification and
is up to you. Your success is our
success. Contact Don Bell. ware
house Supt. G.. E. SUPPLY CORP.
100 Edgewood 81. ne. Phone HU.
$500. 10
YOUNG MAN to work in office. steady
job. Apply PREMIER CLEANERS,
rear 633 H st. ne.
YOUNG MAN, between 21 and 81. to
call on local food stores, experience
Salary and expenses. Room 4o2,
MAN. experienced in
ministry. teaching or W work.
Earn S300O-S5 600 first year. Also
part time opportunity, Write fully.
Give phone Box 24S-S. Star
BOY, general work in dry cleaning
Ps, trade cIe and Gpp0te 1dustrious 50 ieN NA
6IS0, PAGE LAUNDRY. $50 E st. NV.
If YOU LIKE TO DRIVE and want
to earn good money, see ARLINGTON
YELLOW CAB. q03 N. Glebe rd
MEN--Work on part
interested prospects where earnings
of $50 or better are assured. Draw
against commission. For interview
phone ME. 1863 mornings. -l6
THREE CD MEN are needed locally
for interesting field work, connected
with popular radio glye-away pro
gram; positions are permanent; eX-
ceptional earnings on salary or COM
mission basis. Phone RA, 1901 IL )
WANTED AT ONCE-Man or woman
to supply Rawleigh household ne
cessities to consumers nearby: full
or part time A postal card will
bring you full details without
obligation, Write RAWLEIGH S,
NTH RfRH sTUbENTLWe Snehtes ha1e an an ex-
cellent opening in our actuarial di-
vision for young man under 30,
interested in mathematics and who
is attending one of the local uni
verSities at night, This is full
time permanent position with a finee
l4th ST. NV. between am. and
sell DIRECT-Big money; wool
suits, pants. topcoatS priced low:
experience unnecessary; commissions
daily Free outfit. INTERSTATE
GARMENT MFG l056-P Van
HRRE's HIiE*' 'IIfGS0' BIC MONEY. Sell, en-
jackets to an businesses. Big
profits. Build repeat business.
Sales kit free. TOPPS. Dept.
6I0I. Rochester Ind.
EVERY HOME OWNER with back
ward wants to plant Make
money taking orders for World
famous Stark varieties. fruit trees
Gncluding quick bearing dwarfSl
flowing shrubs. shade trees. etc.
Experience unnecessary Big Sales
Kit FREE STARK BROS, Dept.
32"02 Louisiana, Mo.
ELDERLY MAN to do cleaning work
around a new-car dealer show room;
should live in the vicinity of south
east. Apply JACK KENNEDY 5
MOTOR SALES. 2033 Nichols ave,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HELP MEN
S54 PER DAY

If you we're certain you could earn
this amount every day, would you
take the Job? Then call st al9 Du-
pont Circle Bldg. 1346 Conn. ave.
= 9 to 2 only, -l7
Evening star., 1951-10-14

YOUNG MAN with car. mechanically
inclined. to do minor service work
in the home. ON elec; appliances;
CLEAN-RITE STORES, 925 st. n W,
YOUNG MAN, white, to do drapery
installations; must be handy with
tools; good pay; permanent. OR,
4457. -16
good opportunity. Call Mr., Bass for
appointment. SHERWIN-W WILLIAMS
CO., 7101 Wisconsin ave, WI. 3451.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
BOOKKEEPER
Bookkeeper-C Cashier

Age 21-45. To handle cash
and to make bookkeeping
transaction pertaining to
same. Location Bethesda
Chevy Chase area. Excellent
salary and working conditions.
Write Box 316-V, Star, stating
age, education, work history.
address and telephone number.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Outstanding Opportunity

Many men have made good in Wall
Street and this fascinating and
srowing business iB attracting many
others who have had successful sales
experience IN other fields. If you are
and are interested In becoming q
registered sales representative Of the
New York Stock Exchange with .
prominent local investment Arm. and
can finance yourself during q brief
training period. write for interview.
giving full BACKGROUND. references
and qualifications. Box 146-L. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HELP WOMEN
COIJNTER GIRLS

full or part time. pleasant working
conditions; free meals. so cents per
hour to start. Apply day or eyes.
ANACOSTIA SPILLWAY, 1904 Niehs
OILS ave, Sc. 10
Evening star., 1951-10-14

COUNTER GIRLS
White, for cafeteria line; excellent
Jobs open. day or evening hours;
no placement fee. Apply 2003 Eye
st. NV. WASHINGTON RESTAU.
RANT ASSOCIATION. is
Evening star., 1951-10-14
CASHIER
CHECKER

For self-service market: experienced,
references required; good pay, 5-day
week, vacation with pay; permanent
position TO rlght party.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS

20 NO4ANE AO SOn hTFL1SAN1S
Firms engaged In interstate com.
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdlf for ouertime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LaU. job seekers offered less By
coUered firms should notify the
Department OF Labor. telephone
EXecItipe e120. Extension ISk2.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
YOUNG MAN

No experience necessary TO train for
credit Office of retail credit clothing
store; excellent opportunity; good
salary, steady position. Apply HOL-
LYWOOD 703 7th st. NV -I6
Evening star., 1951-10-14

SEVEN CORNERS MARKET
Seven Corners, Falls Church. Va
Evening star., 1951-10-14
CLERK

Bright young woman with good hand
writing and typing experience for
exclusive exclusive spseiaity spec shop Apply
on 18th st. between E and F NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HELP WOMEN

CLERK -RECEPTIONIsT-Young lady
to be relief receptionist and to do
mail and file work. We have at
tractive Offices, good working condi-
tions and a fine group of employees,
Opportunity for promotions 5-day
SURANCE CO., Room 502. 1925
st -lS
Evening star., 1951-10-14
YOUNG MAN

Collection dept of major finance COM
pany; college BACKGROUND preferred
but not essential. Fine opportunity
for man with initiative and ability
Phone ST $500
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MEN
AGED 81 TO IS

Must be physically flt, must have
high school education; salary. .S62 .02
to S69.47 per week t40 hourS)
Apply Monday through Friday.
DAFT WAV