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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01
Veterinary Department

DURING THIS month. a lot of
Montana calves will be forcibly sep
arated from their bawling mamas,
loaded in a truck and sent east or
west, as the case may be.
Most of these calves will be hauled
to the railroad. weighed, chased up
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01

Minneapolis, chilled, wet, crowded,
tired out, and be unloaded in wet
pens, with strange hay and funny
tasting water. Such calves may catch
cold, develop a fever, a cough, fol-
lowed by pneumonia and possibly
death, and this we call shipping
fever. It doesn't always happen this
way, but most of the time.
Safe at Home
If these calves had stayed home,
they would not have contracted ship
ping fever. Observation of thousands
of these shipments indicate that
rough handling, long trips, wet and
cold and exposure, poor feeding en-
route, etc.-all contribute toward the
development of shipping fever. I'm
fortunately for our theory, some
shipments that have perfect trip.
under ideal conditions, also develop
the disease, but the fact still remains
that they would have been o. K. if
they had stayed home.
In some years, q oeIlnlte influenza
Of calves goes through the country,
and calves on their home ranches de-
velop mild and transient cough and
cold and wheezy spell that is seldom
serious. Possibly, this influenza virus
is around every fall and is aggravated
by shipping; no one knows. But this
possibility of shipping fever we must
face soon, and what to do about it.
There is a vaccine or, strictly
speaking, bacterin. which is widely
used. Like any vaccine, it requires
about 10 days to establish its inn
munity, so that using this vaccine
on the day of loading or the day be-
fore, is silly.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01

DoNIsTHoRPE STOCK FARMS
Poland China HampshIres
We are developing another good crop Of
spring pigs for our customers
Gene see our herd or write US about your
needs,
PAUL DONISTHORPE LewfsfoWn. Mont
ROBERT DoNIsTHORPE. Christina. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-01
vaccinate 3 Weeks Ahead

GAO(AAA@A%(
If this shipping fever vaccine, or
hemorrhagic septicenia bacteria, or
whatever we call it, is to be admin
istered, the calves should be vacci-
mated 10 days to two weeks ahead of
the shipping date. Nearly any vac
cine, for man or beast, produces a
reaction, a period of depression,
sometimes definite illness for
few days and the calves should not
be on the road during this time.
Also. the calves would stand the
trip better if they had been weaned
couple of weeks before loading and
become used to looking after them
selves But weaving and vaccinating
and all that tends to pull down the
weight of these calves temporarily,
so that the buyer at the railroad
yards gets much better weight than
he is entitled to, and the grower gets
a rough deal IN trying to protect his
customer against shipping fever
losses. If a calf is temporarily down
in weight about 10 pounds because
of weaving and vaccinating and then
the buyer takes 2 percent shrink
in addition, the producer takes a
beating.
The buyer at the yards is not often
the new owner of the calves. He is
generally a commission man or an
agent Of the new owner, and he is
interested mainly in getting a good
weight on the calves that he is buy
ing.
Buyers Responsibility
Maybe a deal could be fixed up SC
that calves could be weaned and vac
cinated and held couple of week:
at the buyers expense, or bought OF
weights taken before weaving, o.
something of that kind. The grove
does not feel any responsibility in re
gard to shipping fever, as the calve
were in good shape when loaded.
is going to be up to the buyer to Sc
that the calves are so handled tina
the risk of shipping fever is cut to
minimum, and he cannot expect th
grower to lose around IS head t
help out.
Some growers have a special maj
ket for special calves at better tina
average price. Such shipments shoul
be vaccinated and weaned as niue
Evening star., 1951-08-13

Age 1928. No tipping required.
Above average high school graduates
with aptitude for detail work. Ex-
cellent working conditions. Air
conditioned bldg, 5-day week,
ST 4knn Ext Ns1 -
Evening star., 1951-08-13

BOOKKEEPER-TYPTST for l-girl real
estate once. Experience necessary
Starting salary. S65 per week. Must
start Immediately. Call SH. 5000
Evening star., 1951-08-13
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, experienced
reliable. E. CAPITOL CUT RATE
FRONT OFFICE
HACuTTD

Must be experienced in hotel work.
Apply Box 5000, Star.
GENERAL CLERICAL, permanent DO
sition. 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Pleasant
working conds. Liberal discount on
purchases. Insurance and hospitali-
zatlon plan, retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. Employ
GRNERaI nshs 2h's oFF1dE 81 wofk. Ds to ns assist
Of Addressograph machine helpful
but not necessary. Apply in person
STERLING LAUNDRY, 1921 27th
GENERAL OFFICE woRKER-cIerk-
typist, small loan, experience and
knowledge of bookkeeping helpful
but not essential: office located in
MT, Rainier; pleasant working con-
ditions; 5l2-day week; $50 take
home pay. with opportunity for ad-
stc ETi'ins sor EIying lying experience. sfDe age
GIRLS, good handwriting. light cler-
ical work; no exDer. necessary. Ap-
ply weekdays. | to pm. ANToN'S.
GIRLS. 1890. to work in ige. televi-
sn1tso. sion service ofiSe; must M be neat and
ing; 5 day. 40 hr. week; good
for advancement See Mr.. silvern,
PHILLIPS, INC. 20I2 Shannon pl.
Sc; lust across 11th st. bridge.
one block north Of Nichols ave,
between U and v sts. 10
must be experienced.
Apply SEA FARE RESTAURANT,
1924 Conn. ave is
HoSTESS-1nterestin position for
neat-appearing young lady under
30; exp. desired, but is not absolute
ly necessary II other requirements
are met; good starting salary and
meals; attractive uniforms pro-
vided. Apply Personnel Once, L st.
entrance. HOTEL STATLER. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP WOMEN

with selling experience
for home furnishing store. 5-day
week; good opportunity for right
person. 1928 Wisconsin ave, Be-
SECRETARY; N. Y. stock exchange
firm: desire one with experience;
good shorthand, and typing. Apply
626 woodward Bldg. 18th and H
WITH ExPER.-Per-
manent job with growing business;
have general idea Of keeping
books; II. 3.0S4I. is
small branch office Must take
dictation. but no legal or conference
reports handled. Varied work. Pleas
ant office. 35-hr. wk, 4-wk. vaca-
ton. No Saturday, Sunday. or night
work. Membership organiza ton. No
Govt. funds. Call Mon. through Fri.
9-5. AT. 1920, Ext. 212. la
SECRETARY
Permanent pos. in executive
ofiices. located 1894 Upshur
st. ": 6-day week; vacation
with pay. sick leave, group
insurance and purchase dis
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H st. NV. Ia
STENnrp D ApUER -
Evening star., 1951-08-13

pay. good hours; air conditioned
BEAUTiCIAN. COLORED. expert
enced; shop centrally located NV.
section. NE. 1851. -15
BEAUTICIAN-Permanent ~aver and
genrra operator. Excel. oppor. for
NEISNER's BEAUTY SALON. 18th
and G sts. NV. IA
wanted for any OF the
4 shops in Washington; top salary
and commission. Apply at CARL'S,
BiEIathh1iY iEIathh ipd doFPEiksiAT9oR iksiA IL and manicufist.
~ hsh6s s part Isaa tlns st. Apply nk in Is person
BEAUTY SALON MANICuRIsT. for
our Conn ave. salon: excel. salary
and commission. EMILE, 1921
BoNNAz OPERATOR. exp. or other
wise willing to teach anyone exp;
En sarR ROSsI eas seTns Box 48R Star sh0qS
BooKKEEPER. fun charge. over 80,
no children; Arlington apt. develop
ment. salary plus apt. Write details.
Box No. 456-L. Star. Ia
BOOKKEEPERS-Exper pref. but not
SS5klns c9ndS 9ndfv liberal Nr eSnP3Ry ma2aIn
SUBURBAN TRUST CO. Silver
to operate National
cash register 5000 machine. Pleas
ant working conditions in downtown
office; paid vacation; hrs. 90, day
Vk. Cali MR.. BROWN. Ex, 24s9.
BOOKKEEPER - Experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary; real-estate
ONCE; pleasant working conditions;
excellent salary. For further in
formation call Mr.. JAFFE at DE.
OIL. IA
experienced. or ad-
vanced accounting student for per-
manent position in accounting dept:
5-day week. vacation and sick leave
disqualification; salary commensurate
with ability. Apply to Mrs. Anson.
FREDERICK w. BERENS. INC,
152S K ST. NV
BOOKKEEPER, retail experience. good
pay and pleasant surroundings; D.
day wk., hrs. to suit; permanent.
Apply at SIGMUND. S04 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-13

DEl1I CHRISTMAS CAHU6
No experience necessary; sell on
higher-priced lines: 81 for 81 {ea-
tnTe box; samples on approval. CO
LUMBIA ART RTUD1Oe. No. 500,
$50 F st. NV, ne. 4716. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-13
PART-TIME WORKER
WANTED, statesmen

for top-notch statesmen or men
who aspire to be statesmen. Our bust
ness is good IL months out OF the
year and is not affected by usual
business trends. If you qualify, you
will be trained quickly and should
Of your life. You must have car, but
will not be required to leave Wash
fngton and immediate area. For per-
Sonal interview. write Box 265-J,
Star
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP WOMEN
Administrative

National Jewish organization desires
the services Of young lady with
college education and stenographic
sktlls. Salary commensurate with
ability. EX. 52SS. Ext. 19. -13
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP WokAEN
FILE CLERK

Typing essential; excellent WORKING
conditions and salary.
Evening star., 1951-08-13

WOMEN, white. 1880, perm. or part
time work for floor work, counter
work. food checking, cashiering.
salad making; no exper. nee. we will
$50 wk. Job. Apply sHoLL's COLO.
NAL CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn. ave-
NV. See Mr.. Fajfar bet. 1o-12 and
WOMEN, BUDGET CONSCIOUS. may
add to family income through our
earnings. perm; age 30-40; no
weekly; for interview, write and
give telephone number. Box 1921,
YoGIG LADY for clerical work in
tgpng in eRperienee pe ssne0 Appy aster ss6 @
am. BREWooD. 12i7 6 st. NV.
AMAZED. $es Is Y0URs-sell only
so boxes of Americas finest Xmas
cards Comp. line. No exp. neces.
5sRP ans ses ssPns Pssns elaR &c. on bsps aSDFGy4e 4o
Newark, N. J.
BETHEsDA-i2) Neat. attractive
women. hrs. day or ewes. RE.
FLASH lash IS EXTRA CASH $s-Amaz-
with name, $l.25. FREE SAMPLES.
Complete line Christmas, everyday
Write EMPIRE CARD. Elmirs. N. 7.
INVENTORY and commission, clerk,
Good salary. 40-hr. week. Pleasant
surroundings. See MR.. FOX, 2012I
LADlES-Part-time sales work in
hours Of own choice; about So hr.;
no exp. nee. REAL SILK, MA. 1887.
PART-TIME woRKER-The mterna-
tional Correspondence Schools are
looking for part time women to work
in this vicinity. You may develop
into a full time employee II you At
in our work. Write Box No. 1911.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for
young woman who is stenographer
to work in modern air-conditioned
suite of offices: good salary, plus
cost -of living bonus. and no-costI
life and disqualification insurance.
Phoce RE. 0123 for appt. Ia
AIR FORCE, ARMY AND NAVY
wives. ex-WAC. WAVE or WAF Of
flcers. ex-airline stewardesses and
sales agents, for part-time work at
home. for telephone contacts with
Government and industry. ofnces.
Write Box 2SS-G. Star, giving edu-
cation, experience. phone number
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
No experience necessary; sell on
higher-priced lines: 81 for 81 fea-
frre b9x; samples On approysl. C0l
$50 r st. NV, kE. 47I6. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-13
TTYPIST
NEWS MAGAZINE

| recent high school graduate who
is a rapid typist and has knowledge
Of shorthand will find this oppor-
tunity in one of our executive oflces
extremely interesting. The duties
are varied and working conditions
are excellent. You will share in
our liberal employe benefit plans
and work with congenial associates
building7a sound future. Call 1905
Monday-Friday, DI. 2915, Ext. 260.
Evening star., 1951-08-13

RENTAL DEPT. of active downtown
real estate once desires an exper.
clerk -typist who can handle switch
board; knowledge Of real estate
Salary open. Write particulars, Box
3S7-J, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-13
/ SENIOR SALESMAN
2 JIINIOR Statesmen

Established local service business
growing by leaps and bounds will
pay a salary and commission IL
the right men. Experience in oul
line not necessary as we have a
thorough training program. This is
S5,0O0-S6. 900 per year position.
UN. .3SI9 10 a.m.-12 noon for ap-
ppintment IL
Evening star., 1951-08-13
INVESTIGATE THIS!
SALESMEN-8

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
GUARANTEED SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION
A national expanding COM
pany has openings for neat,
honest, sober men. We train
you and pay a guaranteed
salary plus a substantial
monthly bonus. Must be
satisfied with $50 per week
to start. Ten-week promo
ton, $95 per week. Age no
barrier. If a connection
with a future attracts you,
see Mr.. Lindmark. Room
1923, Victor Bldg, 724 9th
st. NV, 1880 pm. to 600
pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP DOMESTIC

CAPABLE HoUSEKEEPER, cook. COM
lGTtsOIs %uss 5. eRpsr e bath Hi1b sbSsTd sbTfond t
CHAMBER MA1D-wArTREss; WI white;
exper.; refs; stay in; good wages.
Call Ia. sOss between is pm,
COOK; 90 t., permanent: armament, i've i've in; som.
AND bath. other help employed;
local refs; $50 per month. Reply
COOK = EXPERIENCED: OTHER
RagHfNoroH R2gIHsi G9R RE FAMILY MI J g 9E 9.
WpOse5 vi. 56es. Ii'N-iN pNEfEEffD' Mf4
CoOK-G.H.W., Sept. |; colored; live
in; small adult family; refs. req.;
best wages. WO. 1898 -13
C0oK-General houseworker: laun-
dress, dress, experienced. Oyer 25; Every
other oAed Sunday in. Refs. $50. GE.
COUNTER CLERKS wanted, full or
eusTARb eefuFs7tif sToRED EodsEDEsR cs sH ER94EN 24E2
ooSSEf sSH r.f5' Is t. s. snd
G.H.W W., Sc: apt; working couple and
school girl; s am: to 8 pm; local
ref, required, Box BIOL. Star. -13
CIV, good with children; exp.
is'' CO. 81 sS4s Sas'' S aoss T. i7ts 4 ssus st. TO
G.H.w.. no cooking. must be ex-
perienced with references; over 25
yrgss, old; live in. TU. 1898. 1905
HoUsEKEEPER. white; liv. i4 IN;
children; l school age; l infant:
no cooking for business couple; eX-
cellent salary. Write 5110 Columbia
Pike, Arlington, Ania Va. No. 2, or, call
exper.. all gh.w.; d2iv-
LAUSDREss,4 itRS RES 4sS eapeFienced ERIE fond of
children. 4 mornings week. Some
cleaning. other help employed. Ref
esre5nces; Arlington resident preferred.
S'sk sa1s sns u Ssafafs Wakefield Apply ss in
MAID, g.h.w.; live-in. Assist With
car care 81 child. References. Phone
MEN nSi 6k 5e4S; WOMEN. eolor.d. age a54 a545o.
h.s; educ. for refined sales work.
REAL SILK. nat'i. adv adv. Product. So .
apply APP 577 Pm. Tues. or Wed. ,Rm.
sition with NV family; other help;
must be thoroughly experienced
with children and. have local refs;
some domestic duties; $3.50 per
month. Box 177-G. Star. III
RELIABLE SETTLED WOMAN to care
for 6-mos.-old Negro baby and
small new home in far ne. Refs.
and health certificate req. LU.
WOMAN, neat in appear
ance, to help with small child; gen.
eral huosework. plain cooking; stay
2 nights a week Thurs. afternoon
and every other Sunday of; no
heavy laundry; S32 per week NO.
USS6. Ia
WOMAN, white, live In. care for Q
children; references. MI. 1898. -16
thoroughly exper.,- charge
Of 2 children. Live-in. S35. Good
refs. required. GE. 4077. ia
WOMAN, COLORED, settled. g.h.w.,
plain. cooking, fond OF children,
live In. S25 wk. WO. 1456.
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7TCT4jrW1S ~ nal = xr g@7
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP WOMEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsWOMAN d.
Good opportunity in well-established
ONCE: exper. not required. but preVi-
Gus selling will be given preference
For apt, call Mrs. Syks. MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT d. INSUR-
ANCE Co. SH. SOLO. -12
Evening star., 1951-08-13
Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern once in ne.
section; pay according to abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
tions, paid vacation. group
insurance, sick benefits. other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC. 1S45 4th
st. ne. or 1404 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP WOMEN
EXPERT OPERATOR,

EXPERT OPERATOR, for national
5000 posting machine Apply in per-
son. ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA
46n6 EaSt-West hwy. Bethesda
EVENING WORK, temporary. approx.
9 mos. 4 hrs a night. 5 hrs. during
day on Sat: copy work. no tipping
required but must write legibly;
salary 81 hr Elk 3776. -13
Evening star., 1951-08-13
SECRETARY-STENO

Bright, personable young lady under
80; permanent position, good work
ing cond.; 5-day. 35-hr. VIZ: ex-
perience necessary. Apply 709
Woodward Bldg, 733 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP WOMEN tcens.)
CLERK-OFFICE

Young lady for perm. position In
modern off1ce; no exper. nec., We
will teach you to operate IBM and
other accounting equipment; excel
opport. for advancement. Many
other benefits.
MILTON F. KRONHEIM & CO.
l4oh NaM Ynrk Ave N z Il s
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP WOMEN

rYPIST, exper., for billing and gen.
eral once work; wholesale supply
house. centrally located: startins
salary .a.ss s65. Call for interyisw
rYPiST AND DICTAPHoNE OPERA.
TOR for general ONCE work: divi-
sion headquarters. national concern.
Small ONCE, excellent working con-
ditions 37h-hr. wk.. no overtime.
Permanent position. retirement end
sickness disability benefits. Wages
Immediately. Age limit. 30. Apply
Room 703. 1857 K st. NV. --17
rYPIST, age 1895: type at least 90
w.p.m.; accuracy essential. Position
win expanding organization; ex-
tending all modern employe benflts.
Excel: salary for qualified persons
ME. 647l. -I5
Evening star., 1951-08-13
WANTED, SALESWOMEN

Local well-known firm has opening
Tor top-notch saleswomen or 8
women who aspire to be salesvomen,
Our business is good 12 months
out of the year and is not affected
by usual business trends. If YOU
qualify, you will be trained quickly
ana should earn over $4,000 per yr.
car. but will not be required to leave
washington and immediate area,
For personal interview. write Box
1921. Star. IA
Evening star., 1951-08-13
TYPISTS
TYPIST

For large casualty insurance com
pany, 5-day, 371a-hour week. See
Mrs. Komarek at HARTFORD AC-
CIDENT g. INDEMNITY CO., 4th
fioof Wire Bldg. 1000 Vermont ave.
NV. Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-13

TYFIST-CLERK General work in
real estate Office Age 90 to 40.
Experience preferred. Call for appt.
8 to o. MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co,
D1. 3346. 1924 14th st. NV.
under 80: large cas-
ualty insurance CO.. 5-day week:
congenial surroundings Security of
permanent position. Experience not
required AIS Woodward Bldg, 18th
and II Sts n w IA
Evening star., 1951-08-13
HELP MEN ieank.l

WANTED. obligated young man, vet
eran preferred, to learn moving busi-
ness; opportunity for advancement;
knowledge of tipping and general
%oVERsS SmSe Sork BIZ, HeSbdTs HEsSHired; -. CuRLEss
NATIONALLY KNOWN financial in
the right man to earn a substantial
current income while training for
advancement. Our expansion pto-
gram is limited only by our need
1or qualfied personnel. II such
sop II foa appeals f.Fvsv t. yGs why T no fSs
AMERicAN IL NATfoNAI RI StsfTisS TNsuRANcE si s5ls
st. NV. -l6
STUDENTS. white 90, 1921. for
summer sales work; good pay; no
experience necessary. Apply, 9 to
10 am, Room s27, 724 9th st. NV.
IA
j WANT A MAN to take up land
and small land owners what and
where to plant shrubs. roses, trees,
perennials. bulbs. etc. You need
no experience: field training is in
cluded. No investment, no deliv-
cries, no planting. no collection. Old
generous commission checks every
week. Repeat sales keep your
earnings growing. Profitable ter
rttory now open. P. w. Stressing.
sales manager. WILLIAM c. MOORE
& CO. Newark. New York state.
PART-TIME WORKER
The International Correspondence
Schools are, looking for part-time
may develop into a full-time man il
you mt in our work. Write Box
1851. Star. IA
Evening star., 1951-08-13
EMPLOYED MEN

EMPLOYED MEN
(3). ewes. Sat. part-time work; re-
tail or contact eXper. helpful but
not nec.:. no car nee; about 81 to
81 hr. Apply Tues. or Wed. TO
z pm. Rm. 702, 10 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
SECRETARY

SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, TO
executive manager of national as
sociation; experienced stenographer,
capable of assuming responsibilities;
college training preferred but not
essential; age $3.50; pleasant work
ing conds; 5-day wk; paid hos
pitaliZation; salary commensurate
with ability AID S400 Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-13
Real Estate SalesWOmen

Real Estate SaIeSWOmen
Free morning classes next week at
3414 r. I. ave. ne. Just think-in
one week we have you out in the
field making money. Some of last
weeks class are already showing
homes. If you are young and have
an aptitude for selling, here's your
y co. UN. 1926. RE. 1858. 81.
0775. ID
Evening star., 1951-08-13

SALESLADY, full-time, permanent
position. Apply WILLIAM BALLAN-
SALESLADY. full time, experienced
ladies' coats and suits. TALL AP-
PAREL SHOP. 73s 18th st. NV.
full or part time, for
fine children's wear shop: good op-
in chiidrens wear, part
time; good pay. r. J. BEYDA. 3I5l
Wilson blyd.. Arlington. ID
sALESLADf, thoroughly experienced.
women's specially shop. 18th and
Columbia I'd: hours. 3 pm. to q
pm; days vk. good salary and
commission: pleasant working condi-
tlons. KIMS. MI. 1899. 30
Evening star., 1951-08-13
TYPIST

knowledge Of switch
board; pleasant working conditions
5la-day wk.; free life and hospital
ization insurance SHIRLINGTON
MOTOR CO.. 2790 8. Arlington Mil
DR.. Arlington. Va. OV. 1000. Ii
TYPISTS
Between ages Of 1870; 5-day, 37-hr.
wk.; vacation with pay; good chance
for advancement. Apply INDEMNITY
INSURANCE CO., $50 Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV. III
Evening star., 1951-08-13
TYPIST

For weekly publication; 37A
hrs. week, no Saturdays; CEN
trail location; disqualification,
paid vacation, air-conditioned
ofilces. ST. 1925, Ext. 10.
Evening star., 1951-08-13
Secretary-StenOgrapher

The promotion department OF ~. S.
NEWS a. WORLD REPORT has an
opportunity for a girl who likes
shorthand and typing and who can
handle work on her own initiativ
You can learn this int interesting neid
employe benefits and working with
our promotion writer's in pleasant
air-conditioned surroundings. Call
S:30-5. Monday-Friday. DI. 2915,
Evening star., 1951-08-13

SHOE SALEsWOMAN. exper. only.
IN women's and children'S shoes;
salary and commission. Apply
MURRAY'S. 1910 14th st. NV. -l6
SHIRT OPERATORS. exper. Folders.
sleevers. bosom operators and back
GREYsfoNE s5 D[Gigsh5i LAUNDRY. !s' aals aDSh sth
SKIP LoCATER, experienced only
day Or evening. Mr. JOSEPH TlS
SOFA aab ST. FoGNTAN 81 HELP wanted.
Permanent Job. Good pay. Hours:
3 3 p.m.. am, g ow' : 5455. Pp Call bet "a snd
STENOGRAPHER. dictation and gen
esast erai once ,oi Foutins; 5,dsy DAY. Tk' Apply
HOTEL. HOTEL sau6 Se woodiey %hNnaAn Td. NV: rAf4 Mi4
STENOGRAPHER-5-day week. ex-
cellent working conditions. air
conditioned ONCE; salary. $3.50 per
mo. gill E ST. NV. ME. 0160. IA
STENOGRAPHER, for position with
large local insurance agency. Ex-
Salary based on experience and
$40 woodward Bldg, DI. 51S0,
sTENoGRAPHER. for consulting engr.
firm. Start $50 and UP. Immed.
opening. MIR. BEECHER, HU. SbDU
or FA. 2433. week ends and ewes.
III
STENoGRAPHER. 1885. able to take
average dictation for interesting
position as secretary to manager Of
large fire and casualty insurance
branch once; claim experience help
full but not necessary; 31iz-hour
week. Apply NORTHWESTERN Ma
TIONAL, S12 Woodward bldg.
sTENoGRAPHER, general major oil
company. 5-day wk.; air-cond once;
excellent opportunity for advance
ment Call Ma. 51sS for appt.
STENOGRAPHER-Under 30 for l.
girl business ONCE near Dupont
Circle; good at shorthand; pleasant
working conds. Call DE. 9026 for
interview. IA
wk; trade assoc Apply after 10
am. RIM. 52s. 91O 18th st. NV.