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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

etersen Jr. Women Clubs will hold a
day to bake sale at Corner & VOLTS,
touring Saturday. February "a, at 10 a. m.
2. syst
bin the Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Selz, Carl
Re- Wes and Mrs. George Atkinson
ool :. attended the funeral of cousin
Salt in SanduSky Tuesday morning.
EuluS We invite you TO take part in
p, are the best Minstrel Yet :. Come TO
lighter Rehearsal Sunday at High School
a ozs., =. 2:30. SILT
gruder -:-:-
Beryl Welty left for Chicago
Tuesday Mrs. Welty who has been
from in California since the first part
rs, by of January, and Richard who is
SILT coming from Kansas City, will all
meet and spend several days to-
art in gether in Chicago Mr. and Mrs.
,me TO Welty will return the first of the
School week.
SILT -:-:
Authorized Agency for all kinds
IN are OF lighter repairs-Ronson, Evans,
mobile etc. Philips Jewellers. 6.tf
their -:-:-
ing. KIngbieI Florist Special-vaI.
enfine Vase arrangement Of sweet
entine peas, iris and daffodils, $l.8o.
dozen SILT
Salt
Members of the Monday even
of the ing bridge club held their dinner
was party in the Island Hotel Mon
.urday day evening.
eriouS -: -
Bake Sale, Sat-, Feb. 10, from
9 TO !, at Corner s. VOLTS, by
hurch. Freshman Girls Club. SILT
$l.00; -:-:-
,2.2t Three automobiles we're involv-
ed in an accident Sunday at
ichard Ais p. M in the 100 block of
e the South Front street, Fremont Driv
n Fri ers were Doris Newly, Albert |
The Eaton, Cleveland, and Paul Wal
seven ters, Fremont The Newly and
Eaton cars were damaged.
entine We invite you to take part in
OF a the best Minstrel Yet Come TO
SILT Rehearsal Sunday at High School
-. 2:30. Salt
n was -: -:
onday Sunday at the Trinity Lutheran
er ac- church, Venice. Rev Braun also
y was dedicated the new floor covering
choolS which was used for the first time.
several The occasion was the 25th anniver
sary of the church.
hurch, We invite you to take part in
$l.00; the best Minstrel Yet Come to
sat Rehearsal Sunday at High School
:. 2:30. SILT
your -:--
es ga ~SsNT Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hem,
'2-lt % of Oak Harbor, are the
7 proud parents of a son
Detroit weighing seven pounds, nine and
II the one-balf ounces, born Saturday in
1pplng Magruder hospital
'eland -.--
Keep March 3rd Open for Super
lart IN Colossal Indoor Carnival Carnas
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

-.>v Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
wv Tarro, 402 East Second
Z street, are the parents Of
a son weighing seven pounds,
nine ounces, born Sunday in Ma
gruder hospital
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

We invite you TO take part in
the best Minstrel Yet Come TO
Rehearsal Sunday at High Senoo!
2:30. salt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

Melvin Hollinshead of Detroit
was a Port Clinton visitor the
latter part of last week, stopping
here while enroute to Cleveland.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

Three automobiles were involv-
ed in an accident Sunday at
AIS p. m. in the 100 block of
South Front street, Fremont. Driv-
ers were Doris Newly, Albert
Eaton, Cleveland, and Paul Wal
ters, Fremont. The Newly and
Eaton cars were damaged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

Ucr A son weighing eight
% pounds, seven and one
7 half ounces, was born Sun
day in Magruder hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Lorensen, of Oak
Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

All Hula Dancers and Specialties
for Minstrel Second Part please
report at High School at $3.50
Sunday. SILT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

Correction: The phone number
of Alex Bergeman, 632 Monroe
St, should read 2-4552. Correct
this number on your list which
appeared in last weeks News.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

See Bobo, the clown. Try your
luck in the fish pond. Prizes ga.
lore. School Aud. Salt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

KlingbieI Florist Valentine
Special-Sweethearf box Of
dozen carnations, $3.49. SILT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

We invite you TO take part in
the best Minstrel Yet Come to
Rehearsal Sunday at High School
2:30. SILT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

Jr. Women's Club will hold a
bake sale at Gerner & VOLTS,
Saturday, February "a, at 10 a. m.
52-3t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09
klingbiei Florist Valentine
SpeeisI--Sweefhearf box Of a
dozen carnations, $3.4o. SILT

L. E. Mckinley of Kenton was
a Port Clinton visitor Monday
calling on friends and former ac-
quaintances. Mr. Mckinley was
superintendent of the local schools
before moving to Kenton several
years ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-02-09

Steak Supper, e. U. q. Church,
Feb. n, 1851. Adults, $l.0o;
Children, 65c-5 TO 7. 52-2t
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HELP WOMEN

sECRETARY-Small assoc; must be
tlal; s days. ST. SOTO. A'' S e?ssA
SECRETARY. capable young woman
who knows tipping; 5-day week;
hours 9 to $50; pleasant environ
ment, See Mr.. Machir, between Q
" G q An 4, N. or MILES ahs b SEW p
MENT CO., 1880 Massachusetts
sEcRETxsRY for accounting ONCE m' Ap-
P PS f e aeSd MdoSsy 2d
sECRETARY-Pvt. girl Friday needed.
Property mgmt. and const. bust
ness; perm. pos. for attr. person;
Fortnight and smart. RE. 437o.
SECRETARY in acct. dept. short
hand preferred but not essential.
Apply in person, auditors office.
Rom 1853 RALEIGH HOTEL. 18th
and Penna. ave. NV. 30
SECRETARY in publishing company;
5-day week. paid vacations. paid
SCI Sex leaTe free insurance. DI, 1900,
sEcRETARY. full time. 5-day, s5-hr.
lean Univ. PIX. Wo. 3714. rs
SECRETARY wanted, mornings to
start ,oo is End st. ne. Telephone
FIX. O9UO.
SECRETARY - Part time, evening,
Sat; must be eficient. Box 46k,
Star. 80
SECRETARY - Unusual challenging
opening for unusual. alert, young
lady with poise, distinction and a
fair for advertising and public
relations; duties working with key
executive, contracting top manage
ment throughout the Nation; this
is pvt. firm, working in behalf
Of national defense. II you are
sele.. career-minded and have
high 10. and the selected cand!-
date. you would have the oppor-
tunity to visit and work with our
New York and Western Offices. Please
sell us in your first letter. Top
earnings assured. Box AK. Star
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HELP WOMEN

CONT located at 'o 18th Jaw and 0R New
York ave. Previous legal exper. not
REQUIRED but capable stenography
esseptial. $4,000. Sterling $3.50.
STENOGRAPHER to assume position
OF responsibility; ability to meet
geniality most Important; splendid
working conditions; salary open
Apply Mr.. Graham. DOCTORS
HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye ST. NV. rs
STENOGRAPHER-5-da week. hos
pital, surgical service and life ms.
p pSymsd MUTUAL INSURANCE
s,T Ten CT. Ter PER-, pos; with
Star. rs
STENOGRAPHER for. real estate Of
fce: BOSS q PHELPS, INC. 1917
STENoGRAPHER SECRETARY, ex-
perienced required by law ONCE for
steady part-time work. RE. 531s.
STENoGRAPHER, experienced and
$4,000. Ma. 1894. 80
Observation-Disclosures rep
resentative OF new and rapidly
expanding industry has opening for
a stenographer capable OF develop
ing with wide variety of activi-
to the best ADVANTAGE; five-day
week; bright Office modern building
in financial. district. Phone Execu-
tive 1920 Monday forenoon for ap-
pointment
STENOGRAPHER Established in
dustrial organization, Dupont Circle
area. has attractive opening for eX-
perienced stenographer. under IS
permanent position. with excellent
prospects; 5-day wk. good starting
salary. Call DE. 1850. -2S
STENOGRAPHER-No exp. neces-
sary; 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply in
person.
WARNER BROS. PICTURES
90l N. j. Ave, NV.
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GIRLS

work on electrical equipment. Pleas
ant working conditions and oppor-
tunity for advancement with small
company. No experience necessary
Manual dexterity and dilisenes only
L sa|.sTork 49, RE- peat Nos dependable for
duties in insurance ONCE; expert
ence not necessary; permanent.
woMANNThis ad is addressed to
that woman who cannot work reg
income. This work will not inter.
fere with her household duties, Full
or part time. II interested write me
for interview. Box l51-K Star. 30
WOMAN OR GIRL. white, for day
care of small baby while mother
works; live in or out. Cali no.
WOMEN o., radio and television
survey; permanent: D. c. and area :
work evenings, also Saturday and
Sunday. Phone NE. 6ssS between
II am. and pm. today only for
interview
woMEN-Earn extra money; sell
through the party plan; large COM
missions; free sample kit; full train
ing For full details. call AID. 1894,
or visit showroom. 2435 18th st. NV.
rs
YOUNG WOMAN. o5-35. as shopper
for retail shopping service; no ex-
perience necessary; salary; advance
ment; must be free to travel Apply
95l Warner Bldg. 18th and E SITS
YOUNG WOMAN to operate mimeo-
graph machine for national scien-
tific research organization; 5-day
wk. excellent working conditions:
9 gH' slod nr for 10 promotion a CAL
YOUNG WOMEN, not over 30. for
perm. selling and demonstrating
pos. in sewing machine dept; some
sewing exp. helpful; excel. opp. g.
day wk.. annual vac. Call In per-
son to sewing machine dept. s.
KAHN SONS CO. 80
YOUNG WOMAN FOR GENERAL
STORE. APPLY MRS WILDRICK,
JORDAN PIANO CO., CORNER 18th
NJ
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SECRETARY

Phone Monday, bet. 10 and noon,
SHAMPOO AND MANUCURIsT, ex-
per: 5-day wk.: no eve. work; good
salary Mr.. PAUL, 1925 M st. n. W.
sOCiAf CASE WORKER wANTED-
Must be grad. school of social work.
Member AASW. Modern pre-schooi
s saisr care project; Ideal conditions.
G nx.l Afla HONE Ga @@9 Hishtower so I'd:
STENoGRAPHER. not younger than
20; II you are interested more in
good future and making yourself
valuable, with good pay, than in an
cay ornamental job, would appre-
ciate letter stating what you think
we sho Whe kno Rot to make Intervisw
sTENOGRAPHER - Ediphone oper.,
position, 40 mr.. 5-day, week; excel.
WORKING conds., 81 so plus company
s 9ensHaE; e spHFp ME; x o3oo 80
ONCE background preferred. to work
in an established office in Hyatts-
vile. Md, or phone UN. 400. is
SIENOGRAPHER, interested in learn
ing settlement work on mortgage
l Ma ,s 53day week; conven, location.
sTENOGRAPHER. law ONCE; expert
ence desirable but not necessary;
able to take dictation 80 to 90 words
per min; 5-day, 35-hr week, paid
vacation. pleasant working condi-
tons; salary. $50 week. S17 Munsey
6los phone Ma 1906 for interview
STENoGRAPHER, experienced. not
over 30, for general stenographic
work in ofice of national Federation;
5-day.. 39-hr. week; 8 weeks vaca-
ton; 500 per week. Call RE. $3.50.
sTENOGRAPHER and general offce
worker in twenties; for natl. trade
assn: 5-day wk.. 9 to 4::3O. Cali
RE. O519, 8 pm. to 8 pm, or Sun
STENOGRAPHER, part time, 1O-4.
some bookkeeping BACKGROUND; mems
store; convenient location. GH. 91O0.
Observation-Disclosures posi-
ton in small branch office of large
manufacturing corporations; some
Rssfnr eondaeas sduas ideal
day week, employe insurance and
hospital benefits. Apply 1859 Ma
tIonsl Press Bldg.
sIENOGRAPHER, general ONCE work,
f ETtts sivlng age exDsriense and
STENOGRAPHER to assist executive
national association; exper. desir-
able able; perm. position; 5,day week;
STENOGRAPHERS needed by public
stenographic agency for part-tim
day time assignments; must be
expert, adaptable and able to work
undsr pressure; rates depend on
ability. Call RE. 1913 after / on
SUNDAY or % week days. 80
STENOGRAPHER for perm. position
with motion picture organization: g.
day wk. See MR.. SHAFTEL, 18th
H.. Warner Bldg, 18th and z SITS.
sTTEiNNoeRApHER in law Arm 30 Sr.t-
erably under IS with experience;
5-day week; salary open to discus
sion. Call MA. 2477 for appointment.
30
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HELP WOMEN

PBX-TYPIST. for busy secretarial
board pleasant voice important.
PHoTo COLOR TECHNICIAN. Will
train for color Young lady, white
with photo experience. Part time
leading to full time. Call in person.
Us Kennedy st. NV .
PRESS OPERATORS and hand-iron-
ers. Ask for MIS-. Van Horn,
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2627 x
st. NV 40
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THE EVENING STAR

1HE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
collection work one
able TO phone customers regarding
nent SLOANS. 735fth st. NV. 80
TYPIST,, 5-day wk.; life insurance.
hospltalizatlon: salary. open: claim
e esR' NIX l. R n S Nh H. \ a,a s ny
TYPIST and general ONCE work; per-
manent position. pleasant surround
ings: good starting salary; age 20
to 35; Call Elk. s692 for appt. 80
IfPlSI, age 2U-3J. must be accurate,
with averase tipping speed of so
w.p.m.; excellent salary for qualified
time pay if desired. Call RE. SI25.
TYPIsT. white. not over 35. for card
typing; 5-day. 35-hour week: S43
- per week. Box m. Star -
TYP1ST. permanent. excel. opport.
strasht eopR and T tsbu pu0 Eset2
5-day wk. 37Ha hrs. Centrally To-
Gated: disqualification. Call MRS.
BRYDON for appt., ST. 1925. I'll
TfPIsTS., downtown location; vaca-
n 1lon s sat pay hrs tn to s alter.
more important than speed: short
hand helpful but not necessary
ABBY only In person. AIR CARRIER
SERVICE CORP, 1742 G st. NV.
TYPIST, under %; good opportunity
Tor beginner who will apply herself
Georgetown location; 5-day week;
rapld advancement. CO. IO14.
TfPIST. young lady. with knowledge
OF shorthand pref; interesting work
with chance for advancement. Cal
MRS. DEENIHAN. DI. 100. 30
TYPIsT-5-day wk.. hosp. surg. serv
2 and NE ms. provided. MUTUAL
INSURANCE AGENCY. 1901 H st
NV. Call Mrs. Stout, Ma 5000
TYPIST, for interesting work in front
once; must be able to work III pm,
to am; pleasant surrounding
and many employe benefits. Apply
personnel office, L ST entrance,
HOTEL STATLER. 80
TYPIsT. willing to learn dictaphone.
to become secretary to engineering
executive; college training pref.
good salary, liberal vacation policy,
pleasant surroundings; 5-day wk,
Call WO. 1886.
TYPIST. 1895, in Office of large fire
and casualty insurance CO.; interest
ing work and good chance for ad-
yancement to important position
5-day. 31ha-hr. week. Apply NORTH
WESTERN, S12 Woodward Bldg
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TYPIST

Perm nent position; good working
conditions. 4O-hour. 5-day week,
good starting salary. paid vacation
and sick leave. group insurance
availsble. Apply in person only.
II TR Z Il a GENERAL M; OFFICE
$50 T ST. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
SECRETARY
$4,000 Starting Salary

Attractive opportunity for a
permanent career. The Gen.
eral Counsel for a group of
Trade Associations needs an
intelligent Right Hand"
prefer mature, experienced
person without excessive
domestic responsibilities.
Pleasant working conditions
with a congenial staff of
seven. Varied and interest,"
ing magazine assignments
in addition to Secretarial
duties. A challenge to some
one seeking responsibilities
and advancement. Office at
Dupont Circle. Can begin
Immediately, or after rea-
Sonable notice to present
employer. Write stating de-
tailed previous experience,
domestic responsibilities and
references. Interviews of
qualified persons will begin
within a week. Box 238-L,
Star. 28*
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TYPIST

To address envelopes, type cards.
match forms. ETC.; white; full-time
only: neatness and accuracy more
important than speed; good pay,
good conditions; 40-hr. week. Cali
MRS. EDGERTON. no. 2476. 80
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JeWelrV Service Clerk
90I F st. NV.
JUNIOR CLERK

An interesting position is available
for q high school graduate who is
1921 years of age. has a knowledge
OF typing and is willing to give
good attendance. Apply Personnel:
s sSS sa So6 o. Open weekdays s;So-S
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna Ave. NV.
LA Ao DRY IEC I9I Ia, .,s., for
L 32BoRRiAiTHo r IF fEC ;iiSHI trained
and experienced in general labora-
tory technique. to work night shift.
Apply by letter, stating aualifica-
REALsILK famous apparel and hab-
hours of own choice. Ma 1855 Sun
day, | to 4 pm; or Monday, 10
LAUNDERETTE ATTENDANT. Prefer
Arlington resident. Permanent. job.
Good, salary; Phone FIR. 922l Mon
MAID. colored. for store; exper. nee.
I k1SE st lGfI G9rS ave. co,orsd for
Psht D sfSn f E%L s1 eon n3r
MAssEUsE, needed by YwcA; grad
uate in massage preferred Cali
MEDICAL ~ sEcRETARY. orthopedic
Hospital, South Arlington-Appli;
cant must have, medical secretarial
s5per c;,a 1esn FEB perm position sG1
MiLLfNERY sALEsLADY, expert
enced only; good salary; permanent.
Apply after ] O'Clock. DAvANNE'
MI III HDnh a spf exne n2"
ally. inclined girl; 5-day, 4o-hoar
week. centrally located air-condi:
concern; good salary to start; want
permanent employe. Call MA. 3377'
NURSE for 5 children. infant. a-yr.-
old and ,school-ag child; live in;
salary. sl75 to $500. Call DE. 300.
NURSERY and kindergarten director
for eo-operative school in ne.
salary. MRS. A. F. HIGGINS, 1915
chillum I'd. Mt. Rainier. Md.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. background OF
accounting Or. office routine, good
chance Of advancement for right
person. JACOBS INSTRUMENT CO,
Bethesda. Md.
OFFICE CLERICAL
Age "o-3O; 5-day. 40-hr. wk,; paid
vacations; group insurance and other
STORES. NC, ls45 4th ST. ne
ORDER CLERK. tipping; .5-day week.
paid vacations. paid sick leave, free
PIX nsu6aafs R5 Gspe k1 not i over a.
ing essential; 5-day week Pleasant
TRANSFER CO.. 2l16 5th st. ne.
PIX OPERATORS. 35-45 years old
for relief standby work; experienced
volye both day and night relief,
and applicants must be available for
any hours including Sats. and Suns
May lead to full-time. permanent
Phone CAPITAL TRANSIT. MI.
1868. Ext. 652. for appointment.
PIX OPERATOR RECEPTIONIsT,
IS to so yrs; operate No. sos
switchboard; typing ability des. not
required. Call OR. 5000, Mr.. smay
REGULATOR CO.. 1926 Wisconsin
psx-REcEprroN1sT; perm. position:
national trade assoc; give age.
qualifications and salary wanted and
reply Box 41-K. Star. -2S
PHONE ORDER .TAKER, experienced
grocery storei knowledge Of typing;
pleasant working cond.. and excel.
for personal interview. Box 315-E
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in our circuls-
ton department; 5-dsy. 40-hr. week,
company benefits in addition to
salary; high school graduate. 1885
years OF age. neat in appearance
and able to give good attendance:
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required. Apply Per-
sonnet. Room 500. Open weekdays.
$780, and SATURDAY. 9-l
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
Stenographers and Typists
Public stenographer needs several
expert stenographers and typists.
full or part time (no evening
workers.. ST. 1871. -2s
STENOG. -DICTAPHONE OPERATOR
For child's Guidance Center.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY: MI. 5000,
sTPERiNTENDENT. registered nurse.
for home for aged; excel. living &C.
com. Box 37l-M, Star.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. 5-key
monitor board; 5-day week. Apply
End floor. 1922 Eye ST. NV. -2S
TABULATING MACHINE operators
for Remington Rand equipment;
recent experience pref; essential
work; excel. wages. Call Ma 64S5
after pm. CHI. $685. for appt.
TEACHER for nursery school; must
have proper educational require
ments for approval by Md. State
Dept. OF Education. JU 1-s0a9 rs
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HELP WOMEN

TYPIsT, expert preferred. but not
necessarily with legal experience;
some travel; $50 weekly. Box
27I-L, Star.
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WAITRESS. night work. Salary plus
tips, vacation with pay. Apply Hale s
Famous for Chicken. 1905 l4th
WAITRESS. experienced and reliable.
must be steady. Apply GEORGES
CAFE, 912 r. I. ave. ne.
MATTRESSES wanted, part time.
white. Apply after pm. ask for
Miss Cody. BLUE MIRROR RES
TAURANT. s24 14th ST. NV. is
WAITRESS. exp, for well-known ice
cream .parlor; night work; earnings
$75 wk. Personal interview Tues.
10 pm. to IL pm. and 3 pm. to
pm. 141 Kennedy st. NV.
WAITRESS, exper.. no Sunday work.
Apply at $3.50 Ga. ave. Silver
MATTRESSES. exp. Apply in person
to Mrs. Gallivan. LAFAYETTE HO-
TEL. 18th and eye, NV 30
MATTRESSES. .; must be thoroughly
experienced and capable; excellent
earnings. pleasant working condi-
lions WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT.
l339 Conn. ave. NV. 90
MATTRESSES. .. white. experienced;
night work. s pm. to 3 am. ST
REGIS PAR AND GRILL. 1Il3
Penna. ave. NV. -2S
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SAT,EST, ADDE'S

SALESLADIES
merry depts. One Of wash d toms
leading ladies specially stores; 81
day week; store benefits and dis
PHIL1PSBORN
18th st. Bet r and G.
SALEsLADY for photograph studio.
Apply NAIMAN STUDIO. 52l 9th
sALEsLADY, experienced lingerie
and brassiers. CHEZ JEAN. 1913
sALEsLADY. experienced in ready
store: prefer one who can build
a following: bove-average opportu-
nifty; ALANs, ,3403 Conn; ave.
item at The Hecht Dept. store;
product backed with territfic adver-
Using campaign. full-page news
paper ad. TV, radio and publicity
sist with major. promotion; top
OPENING. Boz AK. Star.
SALESLADY
1895. neat appearance. must be de-
pendable; permanent position. good
hours, good wages. LADY hU GIFTS
Cali RE. S472 for appointment.
SALESLADY
Experienced, steady position. with
excellent salary. MODEL SHOP,
1903 F St NV.
SALEsPERSONS of good appearance
and personality; for fine store SELL
Ing curtains asror., linens 10 fairies hss and md
entele;. sales experience more i'm
portant than actual knowledge.
Ideal surroundings. top remunera-
ten ten MEYERS. 1881 Conn. aye,
SALESWOMEN
line Of household piastics; table
cloths. cottage sets. bedspreads and
draperies. ETC.: experienced with
party plan selling preferred. For
ing selling experience: all informa-
ten sSR-I kept sts strictly confidential. Box
SEAMSTRESSES AND ALTERATION
HANDS-Aristo Cleaners has a few
vacancies for colored women exper
all types alteration work: Must be
zippers. Local refs. pref. 40-hr wk
Good pay. excel. working conditions.
See Mrs. Henley. at our main plant,
1928 s. Capitol st. daily s to 4.
sECRETARY-Law ONCE Warner
bldg. Experience preferred. Salary
open. 35ohour. week; no Saturday.
sE Nhi 1iisi srENoGRApHEsRs
GEORGETOWN manufacturer; 51a-day
week: age 20-35; $50 week, plus
SECY OR STENO.. no exper. nee
law office; salary open. MR.. BEN
SON, Elk. $500; Sun. ia. 5000.
SECRETARY for Wash. Information
Service; salary $50 week to start.
Call MA. 1900 on Monday for appt.
SECRETARY to managing editor of
established chemical publication;
wants person with competence to
haI die some letter writing indie
pendently and manage correspond
ence file. as well as good shorthand
and typing facility; acquaintance
with technical vocabulary most de-
sirab1e but not essential: salary will
depend upon your qualifc tons.
Box 375-K. Star. -2S
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TYPISTS "5"

For approximately wk's
work, day or evening. trans
ferring headings on account
cards. pay commensurate with
ability. Apply Mr.. Rupert.
sol Rhode Island ave. ne.
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STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
Young lady under IS yrs. Of
age as stenographer in WELL
established real estate office.
Must have some business ex-
perience. real estate preferred
but not essential. pleasant sur
roundings. No Saturday work.
lunches furnished. Salary So
500 year to start. Call Mr..
Cox, MA. 2112. 81
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Typist and
Switchboard Operator

Permanent position for experienced
it;ypist who can lso qualify as re-
vacation with pay. group insurance
including disqualification. and other
employe benefits: 5-day. 40-hr. wk
Apply SAFEWAY STORES, INC.