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ings of various civic organization
and other large gatherings could
be taken care of within the one
building, she pointed out.
COMMERCIAL USES
with all the parties, weddings
and receptions. we have had here
lately, wouldn't such building
have been very useful?" she asked.
Business concerns could use such a
building for their parties. dress
reviews and electrical demonstra-
tions could be held, and the site
could be used for other types of
gatherings, she pointed out.
President Waite Howard of the
Dunn Lions Club, told the group
that the idea had been we'll re-
ceived by his organization. He and
M. M. Jernigan had been delegated
to learn more details and report
back
\ President A. B. johnson of the
Dunn Rotary Club. said the pro-
ject had been mentioned at their
meeting, but that details were lack
ing. He said a committee of three
had been named to make further
inquiry
Speaking for the Junior Women's
Club, President. Mrs. Paul White
said her club approved of the plan,
but that since there was not a
majority present, no vote on the
project could be taken.
Mrs. G.. A. jackson told the
group that the Business and Pro-
fesSional Women's Club had gone
on record in favor of the joint pro-
ject as community project.
Speaking for the Chamber of
Commerce, Manager Joe McCullers
said," I am sure all the members
of the Board of Directors will en-
dorse the project wholeheartedly.
1t should be given a number one
priority"
City Manager Oliver o. Manning
assured the group that he would
do anything within bounds of his
job to further the project. IT some
times wonder if we are aware of
the resources we have here" he
said. "I know of course, that a
community project such as this will
not be an easy job, but if we can
do it We will be all the more
proud of our achievement"
Mrs. Lynch pointed out to the
group that the project on a joint
basis would take time. The or
iginal plans for a building solely
! for the use of a Woman's Club call
ed for between $4,000 and $4,000
and if more money were needed for
a larger building, the details would
have to be worked out within the
various organizations.
Mack M. Jernigan stated how
ever, IT believe if all the organiza-
tions in Dunn could be persuaded
to come in, the project could be
accomplished without any undue
financial strain on any one group"
Each of the delegates from the
civic clubs promised to report on
the details of the meeting to their
various organizations and express
sed the belief that some arrange
ment could be worked out.
In order that the building could
be more easily financed a COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. H. G,
burlington, Mrs. j. G. Andrews
and Mrs. c L Thompson was ap-
pointed to determine whether or
not the town could be persuaded
to give the land to the group out
right. This would enable the
Women's Club to raise money by
loan in order to finance the build
ing project.
The matter will be presented
before various civic clubs this week
and each group will be asked to
name a committee.
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McNeill of Erwin from Dunn Phar-
macy.
Mrs. Blance Vincent, Consulting
Nurse for the State Board of Health
was among the visitors at tn e
meeting.
The next meeting will be held
at the new nurses home at the
Sampson County Hospital in Clin-
ton, on November IS. Eleven dele
gates were selected to attend the
state meeting in Raleigh.
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ROxBORO R-A tanker used to
store tax exploded near here today,
killing one man and breaking
windows in nearby stores and
homes.
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FROM NORFOLK

Mrs. Julian Squires of Norfolk,
Va, spent the weekend with Mr..
" and Mrs. Byron Stevens.
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Wife Of Mayor
Is Hurt In Fall

Mrs. Ralph Hanna, wife Of Dunn's
Mayor, was painidiiy, but not SER
iously hurt when she fell from a
kitchen ladder at her home.
Mrs. Hanna had forgotten her
keys and was using the ladder to
get into her home through a WIN
dow. The ladder skidded from un-
der her and she fell, inflicting a
bad bruise on her leg.
She was taken to the Dunn Hos
pital, where it was ascertained that
no bones were broken.
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The monthly award made
by the Southeastern North Car
Olina Beach Association for the
month of September in cOnnec-
ton with its fishing rOdeO was
won by A. w. Blanchard of
Dunn.
Blanchard won the award
with the catch of a record size
king mackerel.
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prisng draft board quit and members of another board
said today they considering quitting because
students are deferred while married drafted
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i WASHINGTON. = (UP) - Secretary of State Dean
Acheson today denied Harold Stassens charge
proposed cutting off military aid to Nationalist China
White House meeting on Feb 5, 1949 "as dramatic
peace move"
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WASHINGTON. = (UP) - Treasury Secretary John
W. Snyder said today he asked for P. Finnegans
resignation tax collector in St August 1850
0abOut eight months before Finnegan actually quit.
The daily record., 1951-10-10

LONDON. = (UP) = The United States and France
have given Britain full backing in its decision to stand
fast in the Suez Canal spite Egyptian threats
official quarters said today.
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OTTAWA, Ont. = CUP = Canadas royal guests roll
ed into the nations capital their luxurious "hOme on
wheels today for state visit and Princess Eizabeths
first major speech since arriving from Britain.
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va - (UP) - The William
Mary College faculty. clearly stunned by the action of
Board OF Visitors in naming college president
special meeting today to discuss the matter.
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WASHINGTON. = (UP) = Sem John J. VILLA,
said today that Secretary of Treasury John w. Snyd
SHOULD have known what going on" about tax sea
dals in the Internal Revenue bureau
The daily record., 1951-10-10

WASHINGTON - (UP) - The first major contn-
gent of the 4Srd Infantry Division out of Camp
Pickett Va today the first leg of its trip to bolster
Western EurOpe'S defenseS
The daily record., 1951-10-10

WASHINGTON. = (UP) - The House TODAY
$4 559, ,42O appropriations BILL much of it for
bases throughout the world which would ring Russi
The daily record., 1951-10-10

CHICAGO. - CUP) - A fast-spreading strike at nine
Borg-Warner Corp plants dled than 5000 workers
today and threatened to cut into the deensevta auto
motive industry.
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q IAAA1aaA4ND' OdIII' - WI n 4U-ytaF-OI
sconfessed" to the robbery of an Oakland bar,
planatiOn that he wanted to return to San GU,
ito escape the high cost of living"
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BUENOS AIRES. = (UP) = President Juan d. PerOn
mas asked Congress to grant him leave of absence
ing the election campaign to insure purity" of the
ing Nov. H.
Evening star., 1951-10-27

Wanted, Phone sH. 1865. -29
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HELP WOMEN

SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored, ex-
per; only; meals. Apply in person,
PENN DRUG. 1901 E st. NV. 20
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP wanted
!(white), experience preferred. Day
hours, no Sunday. 1852 Fairfax
dr., Airing ton, Va. -2S
STENCIL CUTTERS and file clerks
for mailing list department. Pleasant
working conditions, 37La hour week,
sick benefits. Can MRS. NORMAN,
IL $4,000. -2S
STENOGRAPHER, capable. with
sense of responsibility for mechan-
ical contractor. College background
preferred Permanent position
Small busy Office. Good salary
Box 1867. Star. -2S
STENOGRAPHER - Permanent posi-
tion for woman l7-35; diversified
work; 5-day week, no Saturdays;
many employe benefits. PRUpEN-
1CA. Suite. 514. Washington Bldg,
@ @3tn and New York ave; NV. -:s
fice: 5-day week. BOSS IL PHEL PS.
INC, 1417 X st. NV. =
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HELP WOMEN

BOoKKEEPER, exper.
with books Of original entry and
subsidiary ledgers Full time; conv.
location. Apply 723 9th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPING machine
observation-disclosures not necessary.
but knowledge Of typing essential:
fice. CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and
X Sts NV %
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SITUATIONS MEN

ESTIMATOR - Experienced, general
construction, desires position with
building contractoT: Also have
model dSaftlns Car veteran ssass sHsssried ss late
MAN. hotel experience, wishes posi-
hotel. Box 316-X. Star. 29'
MAN. colored, desires janitor guar
tsrs. La; 6.6477. References. 2s'
odd Jobs. yard work. wall washing,
vATION ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp.
UsEED.aee2Sk SE aeS MANAaER-rhoroushly
exp. all phases modern merchandise
ing. appraising, flnancing. advertis-
month sAs; operation io.1S IN p. c. Best ref.
xs&AY sHz gseIk' 81 E.H.G. sfas rEcHNrc7AN, Ss in
hospital or private offlce within 200
miles Of New York City or in the
city. Male, single. "a yrs. old; 4
yrs experience in both ields, Best
young man avail
able evenings and alternate week
ends for stimulating and profitable
work in NV. Pleasant personality
responsible. Box 416-X., Star; 2s'
hEAD. hAOCS youAs mai 90 Gol: kTdu
Banking, Govt. and real estate ex-
perience; seeking perm, position with
future Box AJAX, Star 81
MAN %. well-educated. good
personality, neat appearance. Needs
at least 500 per wk. All replies an
swered. Thank you. Box 415-X, Star.
YOUNG MAN. college student, de-
sires ONCE work; evenings, short
hand, tipping, once machines, tele-
printer; 1-yr. college accounting.
IA. 702e. -2S
Evening star., 1951-10-27
HELP WOMEN

LADIES wanted, with knowl-
LAND FURRiERs. III 18th st. NV NV
YOUNG WOMEN-Real opportunity
to learn the advertising business.
$65 wk. to start. Apply 5000 Conn
ave-, Suite 104. Apply Monday only
WOMAN. white. with
some experiences as clerk in clean
ing store, Walt on trade with
some knowledge Of sewing. Good
salary, steady position. 24O0 l4th
st. NV. MI. 9535. Can apply Sun.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted
MT; VERNON BAR AND GRILL. 4 /
UNusuAL Is "a Nv; WOMAN. interested So in
meeting people. Must have a car
Hours to be arranged. Part time
RE. 23Q7. for appt
SCHOOLS requires woman
experienced with children. Room
board and salary. Box 135-V. Star
WE ARE LOOKING for several intel.
llsent people for full-time position
in our credit ofice. Plenty of op.
portunity for Advancement and also
company benefits. We also have
openings for clerical help from nov
through Christmas. Apply KAY
JEWELRY co, sol H st. NE. -2s
ROOM AND BOARD in exchange TO
light duties; employed or unem
ployed; Silver Spring. JU. 7-6a3s
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14th AND G sTs. NV.

SECRETARY STEEOGRAPHER for
law ofnce; excellent salary and
working conditions: basic 37ia-hr :,
5-day wk. Call NE. 0634, for in
tervieW. -29
SECRETARY. EXPERIENCED Ex-
cellent opportunity for Immediate
permanent employment in growing
National Air Organization 5-day
week. q am. to 5 pm. Minimum
typing speed 65 wpm.: minimum
dictation speed l20 w.pm. Vacation
with pay. Sick leave. Good salary
open for discussion Tele. ST. O3"9
between 10 am. and 10 pm. Sat
or Sun -2S
SINGERS WANTED for folk opera
company. colored: small salary to
begin; splendid opportunity Call
SODA DISPENSER. experienced.
white. no night or Sunday work; ref
required: Good salary and meals
1901 K 81. NV. HALL g. SOTHORON
DRUG STORE. -27
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THE III EVENING STAR

11O1 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn wholesale
supply and machinery buE!ness. j.
GUss g. SONS. INC. '23 H st. nv.
YOUNG MAN. colored, work soda
PaaRMAcY 's @les csiitornia eAkrHSNsA st.
YoTNG MAN wanted, 1920. to learn
and sell direct mail advertisins:
good opportunity; small drawing ac-
count against. liberal commissions.
YOUNG MAN. Is to 90 to earn
Venetian blind business; no exper.
nee. Apply SOUTHERN VENETIAN
BLIND AND AWNING CO.. s027
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. rs
YOUNG MEN. real opportunity to
learn the advertising business. SIS
Suite Suit " 1o4. SiIi Appiy GYM Monday 2S Only only. IS
ARE YOU RETIRED. living off a
in good healths II SO. and you are
looking for a permanent position
6aate that offers sp,y y0u @anS sRR19gE smp1yfe
79l0 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
EXPERIENCED FRUIT SALESMAN,
wholesale only references REQUIRED.
ADVERTISiSG AGENCY Messenger
Here's q real oportunitv for some
one who wants to learn adver-
tising; plenty of chances for ad-
vancement; only neat. reliable
KAL EHRLICH & MERRICK, 3l4
MEcHANiCALLY isSf ISitSi INCLINED person
for Venetian blind installing. Apply
WASHINGTON SHADE AND AVN
ING CO., 2021 18th st. NV, do not
AVAILABLE AT ONCE. nearby Raw
leigh business: good opportunity;
trade well established: experience
helpful but not necessary. Write
at once. RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. DCJ-
l4-l02. Chester. Pa.
WE ARE LOOKING Tor several intel
ligent people for a full-time position
in our credit once Plenty of op-
portunity for advancement and also
company benefits We also have
openings for clerical help from now
through Christmas, Apply KAY
JEWELRY co sol Fl st. ne. -2s
DISABLED vETERAN-If you can
operate National cash register and
a PIX switchboard. there is a
real opportunity for you at DIS
MFRS HARDWARE STORE. Phone
co, 0531 or call in person at
3117-19 14th st. NV. ~
Evening star., 1951-10-27

ADDITIONS and home improvements,
sAMfoS asni + sS't coSPR NJ to co. yrs to RaZ
ADD1oss 3 l1a g.. nns s. ss 70, celia. H..
estimates NATfoNAL coNTRAcT.
ING CO; 93i New York ave. NV.
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYS AND WALKS.
Nork unexcelled. Free estimates.
Alto REL REPAIRS SE WHILE YOU Wa WAIT.
mechanics always on duty, Brakes.
Rsid!sg AsS for Bi e ssaiFST Fa .ye sea
BoNDsToNiE' i'G is applied with moids.
less than you think. Let US make
your home the most beautiful on
proof. termite proof. No main
ensnss a1 sven cost III Eiee s1ss estimates eAsffo shfeS
CoNTRAcTING CO. 4sis Beth.
ave Bethesda Md. 81
BRICKWORK: Chimneys, walls. steps,
walks walks poEches; new or repaired, Al
BRs6k Rsnkoey WeRk spscisR HaisR b ss as, and md
small; can Ab. 57a3' ~2S
BRICK WORK in General: nrepiaces.
porcheS, retaining walls, concrete
CS CSrk' rs Glass s,ta 4 Jobs. RNA1.DgI7 q
BRICK FOREMAN and crew avail.
estimates. Refs. Phone Leesburg
BUILDER. for gen. contract and re-
painting. plastering. carpentry. No
JOB to small-none too large. Ii.
CABiNEIMAKER, carpentry. Tecr.
rooms. shelves; bookcases, ETC.; 2s
CARPENTER, BUILDER
Work in Virginia only. Jobbing, Re-
modelling. additions Custom built
~ wilson H r EARMAN isAisdA
Phone FA. 1434 2es
cARPsNIRY Ar ENTRY re rssmoSde1inE Del H. T.cass'
CARPENTRY. dormer windows. astics
Eemodeling. J. Z. HENDRIX. UN.
oARPENrER1NG. plastertnr. paint
as D1oonSs Ro1k ssaHasas Taafsstsed ss Tss
= sonssls; a. WILLIAMS: No: 72ss: 9.
storm fSgs dSoTs @oDS, general repairs. OIL.
cakFENTRH' 1IIsi MApE' plas,erins. painsihns. msh
NSA.SAObC ACAAuacle
ing; building new home: terms.
WILLIAMS, NO. 1858. 27s
General remodelina.
cabinet work and store fronts Gail
MR. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703
CLOCK REPAIRS. Experienced Eng.
lish clockmaker specialists in the re-
pair of valuable clocks. Pick up and
delivery. Free estimates. Trade
inquiries invited. Cali OW. 0602.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER, Phone RA. SSSS any day.
any night
DRivEWAYS. porches, steps, cellars.
garages; newly built or repaired. Call
Tkdays; after 6 p.m.. all day Sun.
ELECTRICAL INsTALLATIoN-Re-
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 2222 any time.
ELECTRICAL WIRING-Old and new
work; estimates free. GE. 1880. 80
chain link. an
posts IN concrete. Immediate erec.
tion." Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. $3.50:
evenings and Sunday, NO. 652S
all types. posts set In con.
crete. Concrete and carpentry work.
BILT-RlTE FENCE CO.. 10. S-3327.
-oS
Evening star., 1951-10-27
DEMONSTRATORS. plastic part,e,

DEMONSTRATORS. plastic parties
Esrnings 1905 See Mrs. Frey,
NOVELTY PLASTICS, 23I4 r. l.
ave, ne: no. 1914
DENTAL ASST, exper. half day Sat.
d4S9pv d49p ssiary' s.a no evening work. Box
DENTAL ASST. exper unnecessary; wS
naii day Sat. Call Hu. 4953. after
DfNTaL o. I ai ASSISTANT. experienced, MSs
A Aslinst0n; sa1i;d '4- days 9 to 5;45. s46.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white. expert
snced preferred but not necessary.
Downtown ONCE. 5-day week. Cali
ia. ssls' Sun, IL an. to 2 m.
DESK CLERK for downtown apart
ment buiIdinG, pleasant working
Manager, Park Central Apt. 1900
nrs: E s.: nv Phone ME, o54o. az
pm; 6:dsy Wk.; HSi Exclusive nor northo 10
west apt. house mr.. shoreham Hotel;
salary open. AID. 1857. 30
foad fnsss ssrsee Eth h
days. Sick leave. retirement. In
Richmond. Va. Give age, training.
sssferences in applying. Box lel-V.
DOCToR's ASSISTANT. between 2b
and 40. typing, previous experience
preferred. Write stating aualifica-
s.n tons and experience. Box BAR,
DoPER for photo finishing plant.
Apply FLEET PHOTO SER, INC.
CRAFTSMAN. female, for radio ensi-
neering firm; downtown loc; gen.
eral exp. desirable. Phone EX
pRGG pIRS5S; ASD MH1 JA6SsHE JeA6sMk1rc CLERK, ss Co.'S
metts M h;,Sty and sn,a drug CLERK s 6nday Seek
eREaR Ct afh'I pRuas is5a5y gH gqS is2s fS@m ROCK
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. 3 evenings
a week. to 10, and oart OF Sun
day: 80 cents an hr. CONCORD
PHARMACY. 1915 New Hampshire
'sSSH,b s5sn kGa s1st CO. SS'iss sc s1Pf POI '5s r
FouNTAIN syGi TiMi GIRL. b-1o pm. IEG daily.
perm exrer., ref, white. Lu.
FOUNTAIN sGSSH GIRLS; colored, mt mus.
hrs Ti DAY Apply sdI + ps5sGH ,sS1s.a M1CI-
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, % typing
and filing: Pleasant surroundings
vacations, group insurance, merit
!Rssss:Ss ss T2srHgs FL aRssinsTfe' SGfo g9r 6f
GaNESaL EN- s2 OFFICE WORK, 80 GOOD
starting salarv. company benefits,
permanent. pleasant working con-
son sions ROSS 5say co sseE oa ApRy th ST In PeE
Evening star., 1951-10-27
PORTEPC

P0RTERs. day shift. Q a.m.-6 pm;
night shipt, 2 p.m.-11 pm. Salary
S35: meals furnished. Apply 40l5
S. 2sth ST., Arl. TIE O096. -27
PRESSERS. experienced; wanted IN
cleaning plant at 3l07 Eaylor I'd.
PRESsER, in Alex. Va; silk and
wool top quality only excellent
wages and future. Phone XII. S-1354.
PRESSER, wool; experienced; must
be good: salary from $50 to 500
vk.: steady position. Apply 240O
14th St NV -2S
PRESSER for small modern dry
cleaning plant salary. Call sH.
PRODUCE PaoD CLERKS; part or mzf full
time. POsINs', 5756 Ga. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-27
HELP MEN
SALESMAN

BY Paint Manufacturer
national organization wants an
aggressive man who has initiative
and is willing to work. Paint ex-
perience essential. Prefer one who is
acquainted with trade in Md. Va.
and D, c. area. Car necessary. Draw
ing account and expenses against
commission. Write giving snort
number. Box 364-Z. Star. .-o9
Evening star., 1951-10-27
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT desires employment In
C,P.A. ONCE; M.C.S. Box AJAX.
ACSCSoUNTANT-AUDIToR. exp. Govt.
and bus; college grad, B.C.S., and
MICS. degrees; pleasant eficient,
capable. RE. 0461, Apt. 2O1. 2Ss
BOOKkEEPER. double entry. experi-
enced. local references. Boz 30s-X,
BookKEEPER-TYPIsT rusty short she
hand; executive exper.; real estate,
insurance, ETC.; salary SIS II chance
Of advancement. DE. 1855. -2S
CLERK OR RECEPTIONIsT JOB de-
sired by girl tcolored); college back.
ground AK. 4Il0. 2Ss
GIRL DESIRES JOB working in clean.
ers as clerk or Job as elevator opera.
tor. Call MI. S745. 2Ss
NURSE. white, effic.; dependable. in.
valid. convalescent or any type care;
live in; ref. JA. 2-702S. -2S
PIX OPER.-Knowledge of typins,
gen. ONCE work; Arl. or Falls Church
PRACTICAL NURSES AVAILABLE full
iNGfoN SCHOOL OF Pr PRAcTfccAL Tnctl
NURSING, ST. 9112. after Monday.
Rates reasonable. rs
RECEPTIONIST. colored; general Of
nee work; experienced. Ii. 7-5347.
sEAMSTREss, colored, wants Iull.
time job. Call Ii. 4-s362 2Ss
Evening star., 1951-10-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W,, girl. white. reliable and
references. MI. 6025. " 80
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w. or soda.
fountain work. Call HU. 5S07.
GIRL. colored, with refs, would like
T3rk oy gay or week; exper.; g.h.w.
chtl1ren. ages 2 to 3. RE. 1892.
WOMAN desires hand laundry to do
az a. nome sss! or part-time work. Phone
THREE WOMEN want steady work
gh.w. Call Nj. 1891.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
afternoon work with private fam.
lily or in public. Ii. 3-2525.
VIRGINIA WOMAN wishes x.h.w.;
best refs: adult family; no Sun
ga Gays; vs. sleep IN; MI; 0325. rs
CGLoRED GIRL desires part-time or
gays gays s4y1. Tosk. Call Sat. and sun.
coEokE6 81; s5DS' GIRL desires p.Tt!tSm. 3s
work; doctors ofice; thoroughly ex-
COLORED GIRL wants child care,
5ta-day wk. for empl. couple; stay
some nights; good city refs. no. 2235,
COLORED GIRL desires days work.
Monday through Wednesday or
mornings work Monday through
CoLoREp O0V WOMAN oad desires ii; '-SzSs' Says'
work. Mon. and Wed. HO. 4095.
COLORED WOMAN, exper. with chill
dren, desires JOB as nursemaid. 3
days week. LU. l-43s3.
COLORED WOMAN desires plain
cooking, light housework, In ADULT
family. DU. S317.
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HELP MEN
MEN

Colored mailroom helpers for Satur-
day night work, Oct. ~, 1851. Ap-
ply ready to go to work to mailroom
foreman. Mr. Ferber, at $40 pm.
Good pay. Positively no telephone
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HELP WOMEN (Cont, J
CLERKS

For dry-cleaning stores. Apply DICK
EYS CLEANERS. 18th and Franklin
SIS. ne. IT
CLERK -TYPIST. claim department:
large stock casualty CO.; experience
necessary. ME. 1545. 80
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position,
4o-hr. wk. Call DU. 1921. 1876
CLERK -TYPIsT. young lady for
general office work and relief on
PIX Apply Mr.. Ramsey. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS G st. NV.
90
CLERK K-TYPIsTS, no exper. nee;
perm position; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.:
pleasant working conds. in new mod
ern bldg. TWENTIETH CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. AIS 3rd st. NV.
-27
CLERK -TYPIST, with knowledge of
shorthand, for immed. empl.; accu-
racy with figures required; pleasant
working cond. good starting sal;
5-day wk; hosp. contract and COM
pany benefits. Call HU. 1855 for
interview. EMERSON RADIO OF
WASH, INC, 1922 l4th st. NV.
general ONCE work;
full or part time; good salary: per-
manent. EMILE. 1921 Connecticut
ave. DI. $500. --2S
Evening star., 1951-10-27

ksSs4 ass.sss:. s.S asDs 7ss tss
SERVICE EEfSsf6n aTs TRsEPPRTEsENrArrvE-Lo5iSasz PT
mobile Div, GEN MOTORS CORP.
leadership exper.: excel. opport. for
advancement: will headauarter in
DI. 7476 for appt. -2s
SERVICE SALESMAN. young man.
with car, to handle light service
work and sales. Basic salary guar
antee. plus commission and car al
h1E'nnss Iowance. State gu q1alificstion and sx.
SERVICE station ATTENDANT
Full or part time. Excellent salary
and commission: must be experi-
enced. WOODLAWN SERVICE CEN
TER; 1925 N. Washington blvd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
work in downtown filling station;
opportunity for shift managers posi-
M2 sqn per sk to start Apply
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
and fabrication man; daywork only;
closed Sun, holidays. Phone 10.
10000, Ext 62S -2S
SERVICE STATION attendants; /
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
CO, white. l colored; 6-day wk.;
person: j.. F. NEITzEY's ESQ,
SERVICE STATION EMPLoYE-Ail
daywork: no Sunday; good pay
Apply sKINKER BROS. 4444 Con
sRRvfcE RfSsisAf ryf sfA1feS ES la1t MaSAcER2 S.
tween age 1880; reliable and sober;
permanent position; Offering good
salary plus commission. Vacation
with pay, sick leave and group hos
pital. Apply to HOMES OIL CO..
1928 Blair rd. NV. ia. $500.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANAGER
Toms Auto Service; Inc, has an
% man to m manage teaSe s:So p.m' s4PeftencfS to fa
midnight shift. at their Wheaton.
Md. branch: enjoy all the dement's
of large corporation. i.e. vacations
with pay, disqualification. yearly
bonus. etc: $50 per wk plus 5os
commission to start: Sundays of.
Call our manager. MR.. BREEDEN,
between am to 3 pm. except
sHEETMETAL WORKER for duct
GeEk Gs1j g5 p, ro9fins Ssns work union ss wages
sfNGERs fSG Is WAITED for Folk opera
! Company. colored; small salary to
begin; splendid opportunity. oCall
SPECIAL PEi Al OFFICER; white. middl.
age; for large apartment building;
$50 pm. to ; am; must be sober;
manager, 24s0 10th st. NV. NO.
Evening star., 1951-10-27

Women with ability to run speciality
shop; sal. to startaS75 per wk., to
right party, can earn much more;
only experienced need apply. Box
Evening star., 1951-10-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home improvements.
bsmt. to roof; I'D to yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON COETR. CO.. RE. 4477.