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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-21
!. By Sheiloh Graham
HOLLYWOOD

This will cheer Judy Garland.
Alan Lerner and Frederick Loewe
are writing "Brigadoon" at Metro
with the Ella Logan role tailored
for Judy.
Norma Shearer's comeback pic
ture will be shot in Europe where
her son, Irving Thalberg, jr., at
tends Sofbonnne University. She
stars in "The Planters Wife"
with Trevor Howard.
Rosalind Russell is ready to sign
for Wedding Day" the Duke
Dietz musical scheduled for
Broadway, in which she will por-
tray a magazine editor. First
however, Roe will tour in Bell
Book and Candle" Sounds like a
long trip from Hollywood.
X X 4 Il
The smile on Greer Garson's
face is because she Is the only
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22
LISTEN AMERICANS!
by George s. Benson
President Of Harding College

There irony in the results of the British elections that
should he overlooked in America Before the world England
has Socialism for years and has stamped
failure by eang Conservative Party government But England
hasn't Socialism, The irony that England cannot rid
herself Socialism by ballot In six short years the
has spread TOO far.
You cant press a button ballot and transform
bankrupt Socialist nation something better Evidently the
English didn't the Conservatives by larger
margin that Churchill who had opposed every step
Of the Socialist program, could promise to it. Realizing
this England nevertheless still registered condemnation of
Socialism as a mode of government and way of life.
The Conservative Party falls heir to nation sagnated and
critically weak Brans history have the people had to
submit onng for peacetme they have had to
do under Socialism, the six years they find them
selves veang hungry there isn't enough to eat nor enough
money buy foodsuf there available The government
planners have bungea everywhere
Churchill pledged to private ownership only the
industry which actually Just in the of being
Soced says government ownership will have to continue
railways coal utilities banks the professions and IN fact
throughout And the costly Wefare State
andout programs continue Socialism has taxed out Of
existence considerable private wealth of Great Britain
There sufficient private capital to buy and put into operation
these huge and expensive enterprises.
The remedy England obvious If England's so
million people would pitch and to work. forgetting short
oryeek fuempoyment, fair shares free medicine, their
does and phony security the nation could in time become
strong again. of its destiny But the Conservative
Party suggest this AS the Oklahoma farmer would
say the English people have tough row to hoe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22

counted in the Sunday story by Asa
Atwater, staff writer of the Press.
The population Of Somerfield, 17G
persons, moved to other locations in
1910 when it became q ghost town.
Homes and business houses, some dat
ing to Revolutionary times, were
leveled.
Only Great Crossings Bridge re-
manned to span past and present. 1t
was an original marker along the old
National Highway where the legen-
Diary Indian chief, Nemacolin, had
blazed a trail and where George
Washington forded the Youghio-
gheny on his way to the Indian Wars.
Washington gave the point at
which the bridge stands the name
Great Crossings and when the
bridge was dedicated in 1916 by
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22

James Madison it was given the
name Washington had coined.
Attempts were made to save the
bridge from oblivion, one Pennsyl-
vania congressman proposing to
move it stone by stone to a new site
along the national highway. But
funds were never raised and the
waters finally passed over the bridge.
When the Army engineers designed
the S9,G00,000 flood control project
they estimated the permanent water
storage at 5000 acre feet and con-
servation storage at $4,000 acre
feet. Can acre foot is the amount of
water needed to cover an acre of
ground to a depth Of one foot.)
The Sunday story carried pictures
Of the old bridge now partially out of
the water, and the new bridge. 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22
FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Maryland

Accident, Maryland
Very light run, prices higher eX-
cepting hogs.
Horses, 225 to 2.55 cwt.
Steers, plain to fair, 27.OO to $3.50
cwt.
Heifers, common to medium, $500
to 3l.75 cwt.; Gull heifers, 2090 to
25.10 cwt.
Heiferettes, 21.0O to 26.OO cwt.
Cows, yellow utility and CONNER
cial, 1000 to 22.75 cwt.; Gamers,
1900 to 1890 cwt.; shells, 1926 to
1900 cwt.
Bulls, commercial to good, 2G.60
to 29.00 cwt.; common to utility bo-
lognas, 1925 to $500 cwt.
Veal, good to choice, 40.75 to 1925
cwt.; fair to good, 300 to 1910 cwt. !;
medium weight. 34.O0 to $3.50. cwt. !;
light weight, 5000 to 1880 cwt.; Gull
veal. 1000 to 26OO cwt.
Hogs, 1900 to POTS cwt.; sows,
1000 to 1900 cwt
Lambs eight run, ungraded) 24.00
to 29.45 cwt.
Pigs and shoats, 500 to 1880 cwt.
Heavy broilers, PIC to Sac ID;
Leghorn broilers, tic to 25c b.;
heavy hens, 28c to 33c b.; Leghorn
hens, Is Zee to 201ac b.; heavy pullets
24c to 30c H.; geese, 29l2c to 81 12c
h.; turkeys, 39c to 40l2c tb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22
Gets Six Years

Judge James II. Boylan, Jr., Of
Westminster, on Monday sent a for
mer convict back to prison for six
years after the defendant had pleaded
guilty to charges Of robbery with a
deadly weapon The weapon was a
block OF fircwood, and the victim was
Mrs. Arthur Z. Walsh, Of near
Hampstead.
The one involved was Richard
Wright, 20, a former Garrett county
man, who had recently been released
from the State Rcformatory for
Males.
Wright, once an cmploye on the
Walsh farm, had originally been sent
to prison for robbing the family of
about $500 from a strong box. On
November l3, Wright returned to the
Walsh home, returned to the strong
box, after striking the woman, and
took Approximately $40. Wright es-
capped to a wheat field and later cap
tured By a state trooper.
Wright will serve the new sentence
in the Maryland pcriteutary 1t was
recalled here by State Senator Neil
c. Fraiey that lie prosecuted case
against Wright in this county while
he was states attorney
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22
Another Bridge
Rises From Grave

The Pittsburgh Press, of Sunday,
November II, carried a story of an
other bridge that has "risen from the
grave"
The bridge this time is the historic
Great Crossings bridge at the old site
of Somerield, Pa, where it has
emerged from the water of the
Youghiogheny dam.
For several years the bridge,
named by George Washington and
dedicated by James Madison, fourth
president, has been all but forgotten
at the bottom of the man-made lake.
In recent weeks the waters have
parted around the old arched struc-
ture, and it is in full view again, the
first time since the lake began to fill
up. Unlike the bridge over the
Youghiogheny river at Selbysport
which comes into view every year,
this bridge at Somerfeld disap-
peared when the Youghiogheny river
flood control project became a reality
and dam was made near Confluence.
This 17-mile artificial lake, whose
depth was estimated this summer at
GO to 90 feet, has receded alarming
ly, and means for the residents that
mountain springs have slowed to
trickle, presenting water shortage
problem to the neighborhood.
A brief history of the area is re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22
HOYES

The Hoyes w. S. c. S. served the
Brotherhood supper to 80 men last
Tuesday evening at the home of Mi.
and Mrs. w. w. Dewitt. Dr.. Denver
C. Pickens, Oakland, spoke to the
group on The Second Mile" Misses
Jean Coddington and Shirley Hauser
sang two numbers with Miss June
Leydig at the piano. The next meet
ing is at the Sang Run church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bishoff and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. E..
Dewitt and children, of Baltimore,
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thane White, Oakland. They
were spending the weekend there.
Mrs. A. B. Friend and Mrs. w. A.
Custer enjoyed a birthday dinner to-
gether last Sunday there. Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rush, Mr.
and Mrs. Margaret Rush and daugh-
ter, Carol Ann; Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Paugh, Deer Park, visited Mrs. Friend
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Dewitt
went to the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Williams, at Romney, last Tuesday.
They plan to spend the winter months
there.
Miss Icie Friend moved from her
farm home here to her residence in
Oakland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Enlow and
children were Sunday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bishoff.
Mrs. Clark Schlossnagle and Mrs.
w. w. Dewitt attended a meeting of
the Hospital Auxiliary executive board
in Oakland Saturday.
Darlene and Roy Schlossnagle were
guests at party for Jack Edward
Savage, Accident, last Friday eve
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Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

FOR SALE door Ford. Good
rubber. Call 280-J-4.-Adv. 39-1t.
ORDER your Christmas trees now
from your local National Guard. Any
size, $3.50 up. Call Oakland $40 be-
tween 9 a. m. and p. m.-Adv. So
st.
FOR RENT-3 room house in
Swanton. Mrs. Grant Friend, Deer
Park. Phone 0-W-11.-Adv. 39-1t.
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ming. Mrs. Schlossnagle visited Mrs.
II. NJ. Speicher at the same time.
Hubert Friend and daughters were
Friday evening supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Custer.
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also shows the old National High
way, long submerged but now high
and dry again.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22

A Texas Senator accused top de-
tense officers Of confusing and mis-
leading reports on arms shipments to
Europe. He claimed they We're lag
ging.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22

Britain announced it had developed
worlds FIRST system Of house heating
using atomic energy instead of scarce
coal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-22

Try the Want Ads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25
WINDOW TRIMMERS

Experienced in retail clothing. Elk
Salary open. MoRToN's, Apply Mr..
Brown. -26
MAN for light ONCE and warehouse
work, Apply 420S 47th ST., Bladens-
burg, Md Interviews Mon. and
Tues, o am. to Iii pm. to pm.
MEN ta). with mechanical aptitude,
single pref, age. 10 to 49,, 40-hr,
wk.: plus overtime; Apply RE
SEARCH PRODUCTS CO., 2605
Conn. ave. NV. rs
MAN to learn radio and TV repair
ing. SLATTERY RADIO CO., 1897
Wis. ave-, WO. All. -25
MEN, co Experienced pasteurizer
and filler operator. See MR.. JONES
MAN 4 L White 81 &C. 20 to 80 for work E' in
frozen food warehouse. Full time
Job; good opportunity for steady
s ,l9Gls IVA WAsHINGTToN FRosTEsDD
MAN, delivery. and stock worker;
PHARMAcY. 3o59 Nayior I'd. Sc.
MAN, white, strong, steady. reliable;
mechanically inclined; drivers. IL
cense. for Job with future, Salary
and commission. Are you presently
employed? Box 319-S, Star, 80
MAN WANTED to work in grocery
store: some experience preferred,
refs. required. 5l2-day wk. EMER-
SON SUPERMARKET, 1909 9th
ST n W -2O
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SAI,ESWOMFN

With some knowledge of sewing: no
sales exper. necessary; good start
ing salary; 40-hour week; pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr.. MUIR
lot, SINGER SEWING CENTER,
1921 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 4244.
sEAMsTRESS, full or part time, for
dry cleaning plant; good salary.
CHILLUM CLEANERS, 223 Riggs I'd.
sEAMsTREss-Experienced on eiec-
trio power sewing machines. Apply
in person. EAGLE BEDDING CO.,
1923 9TH st NV. -27
SEAMSTRESS. white, experienced,
good working conditions; downtown
shop. RE. 1000. -27
SEAMSTRESS needed Immediately for
general work in high class tailoring
and cleaning shop. Perm; position,
top salary. Apply sAUBER's. 2400
14th st. NV. No phone calls. -25
SEAMSTRESS, linen supply experi-
ence. preferred, but not essential.
Apply CENTRAL LINEN SERVICE,
2149 Queens Chapel I'd. ne. Ii, s.
sEAMsTREss-Must be experienced.
neat and reliable. Apply In person.
MODE CLEANERS, 2746 14th st.
NV -27
sECRETARY-Professional ONCE, air.
con1ittonec. soundscrfber, IBM type
writer; good typist. shorthand
knowledge. priority and export
LICENSES, days; $50 to start. RE.
3O4l. ga
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WAITER, exper. only; no Sun. Apply
ALFONSO'S RESTAURANT. 1403 L
WAREHHOUsEMAN. white, % to 80
for work in frozen food warehouse.
steady reliable man. See Mr.. Morris
in afternoon. WASHINGTON FROST
ED FOODS, INC, AIS 10th st, s.w.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC
have the nerve and 81. 500. you can
have a partnership in an established,
growing repair business. 10. 9-9503.
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN,
commission. r. Dowd. DOWD's
ELECTRIC CO.. 441S Conn. ave.
NV, OR, 1900 20
at least 5 yrs. exper
good pay and hours. co. 1915.
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HELP MEN
TOP Statesmen

Must have car and be free to travel
the entire United States; only men
who must earn $500 per wk need
apply only proposition of its kind
Terrific deal for those accepted. Call
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HELP MEN

TWO MEN to be trained as man.
State previous business experience
and full quail as well as expected
starting salary. Box 293-T, Star,
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FLOOR LAYERS t6). experienced.
Cali DU. 2S47. --27
ATTENTION-Many men and women
are being held back in establishing
themselves in. business of their
consumers with Rawleigh products
nearby, Buv on credit and pay as
you sell Write RAWLEIGH'S, Dept
DC1-14-272. Chester, Pa.
MAN WANTED-To drive truck and
help in warehouse. permanent JOB at
CHAEL CO., 1920 1st st. ne. ST
CCoIoRED ELEVATOR OPERATOR
for lge. apt. house; ewes, 5-11:30
Apply THOMAS J. FISHER CO., 73S
10th st. NV. -27
COLLEGE GRADUATES between ages
1929 to train for career positions
in claims department of large cas-
possessing good Character and po-
tential supervisory ability who are
interested in security and working
toward promotion will be considered,
Salary and expenses paid while at
tending training class. Write letter
outlining personal history including
previous business experience. If any.
Box 461-S. Star. rs
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN to assist mgr
in. advertising campaign for leading
oil CO.; $50 per wk. salary and up;
advancement rapid for those who
can. qualify Apply MR.. COOPER,
Ambassador Hotel, 9 to IL, 2 to 5.
Mon. Tues. Wed. No phone o calls
THREE t3) MEN are needed locally
for interesting field work connected
with popular radio Give-a-Way pro-
gram: positions. are permanent; ex-
DENNY. RIA. 1901 go
COLORED JANTTOR, reliable and ex-
per need man for apartment house;
salary and apt: state qualifications
and marital status. Box 312-T, Star
CoLORED-ALL-ARoUND KITCHEN
MAN. Apply at 1910 9th st. NV.
PERMANENT CAREER position with
an executive future in local transfer
company to man 30-35 who can
show past experience. Substantial
salary plus commission. Must have
thorough knowledge of Washington
and vicinity. College training in
business and MANAGEMENT an asset
but not q prerequisite. Applications
will be considered on the basis of
references and information furnished
regarding duties performed in con-
nection with past and present bust
ness experience. State time you are
available for interview. All replies
will be regarded as strictly conf
Dental. Answer Box 352-S, star.
-06
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YOUNG MAN with college BACKGROUND
to train as special agent for large
casualty and surety company. Some
knowledge Of our business desirable
but not nee. Perm. position. with
excel. chances of promotion. Give
age, education and business exper
in lst letter. Box 340-S. Star. go
YOUNG MAN, colored. drug store
work CALIFORNIA PHARMACY,
2l62 California st. NV. -25
YOUNG MAN, 25 to IS as supervisor
for Retail Shopping Service, no
exper. necessary salary. advance
ment; must be free to travel: Apply
IN IN 951 18th and z ST.. NV. warner
YOUNG MAN. alert. for interesting
position with prospects. Apply GUS
TOM SHOP, Shirt Makers. s24 18th
YOUNG MAN. for office work and
misc clerical duties. Apply after
pm. c. A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye
YOUNG MAN. stockroom clerk L5 must
have D. G. drivers permit; starting
salary $35 per week. Apply CEN
TRIAL LINEN SERVICE, 2149 Queens
Chapel I'd; ne, II. 3-4400. ~
YOUNG MEN ~. mechanically in
cltned and willing to work. must be
handy with tools, 1929 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN WANTED. Some high
school education needed and tipping
ager with fastest slowing freight
company IN U. S. Unlimited ad-
yancement and excel salary CAN In
FoRWARDING CORR, New York
and Florida ayes, ne -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25
YOUNG MAN

For office and messenger duties
preferably recent high scboo
graduate disqualification and in
surance benefits plus periodic salary
increases Excellent working con.
ditions. 5-day week. Phone MR.
CARTWRIGHT. ST. 1900. -25
MEN. as machinists' helpers
excellent opportunity to learn fine
trade. Single men preferred. Paid
vacation and disqualification. Apply
BOWEN g. CO., 4712 Bethesda ave,
Bethesda, Md. 80
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YOUNG MEN

Assist in display dept. Excellent op.
portunity. Perm. position. NOR.
TONS, apply Mr.. Brown. --25
EARN S5O-$I5O WEEK in spare time;
sell plastics for Christmas gifts
commission free sample kit, free
training. Call AID. 1894 or write
HOUSE OF PLASTICS, 2435 18th st
NV. for details
EMPLOYED MEN (3): eve, Sat.
part-time work Retail or contact
exper. helpful but not neces. No car
Tues. Wed. or Thurs. 5 pm. $3.50
pm, RIM. 702-71O 14th st. NV
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FRONT OFFICE
CASHIER

S4AA4AA414S
Must be experienced IN motel work
Apply Box 5000. Star
GENERAL CLERICAL-Permanent po-
Sition; 5-day, 40-hour week; pleas
ant working conditions; liberal dis
count on purchases; insurance and
disqualification plan. retirement plan
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE. n p st. ne.
HOSTESS. part time; lady with
enough personality. to distract mid
, day customers while their meals
are prepared. days week. ST,
HOTEL MAID. experience not neces-
sary ARCADE HOTEL. ia 18th st
HoUUsEKEEPER. exper.. white, sgie..
under so. Live in; for so rms, 4
maids. $3.50 mo. HO. 6720.
for lge. realty organization; ex-
perienced Arl.r resident preferred.
Apply in own handwriting. State
qualifications and salary expected.
Good opening with pleasant work
ing conditions. Box 1855, Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT. expert
enced clerk in casualty insurance
for FRIDAYS only. !. T WHITE
Policy WRITER. ex-
perienced in casualty and FIRE; salary
open; excellent working conditions;
good opport. for advancement. Apply
1896 Investment Bldg.
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CLERK
CLERK

SIA4AkAA
White, Is to 40. dependable. ambi-
tious, pleasant personality. to wait
on customers. etc; steady position
Experience Not Necessary
$50 After Short Training
Chance for advancement. Apply
EXQUISITE CLEANERS. 3700 Geo
gia ave. NV. -25
CLERKS (white), permanent. excel
lent surroundings: 40-hour week:
good opportunity to advance; liberal
vacation and sick leave; under 40
Personal interviews between $3.50
am. and $3.50 pm. Personnel Office.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Bird and r SITS. ne. Il
CLERKS for tobacco and candy
dept. no night or Sun. work. 9:30
am. to 9 pm. STANDARD DRUG
CO.. GA F st. NV.
CLERKSr-Permanen positions for
single high school graduates: 5-day
week; periodic increases. ME. 2S40
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HELP WokAEN
SALESWOMAN
SALESWOMEN

Some knowledge OF sewing,
interested in permanent en-
ployment No sales expert
ence necessary. Good starting
salary, 40-hour week. Apply
Mr.. Muriot
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 4244
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STOCK-ROOM CLERK

NEEDED AT ONCE. EXPE-
RIENCE IN PARTS OR
STOCK ROOM HELPFUL,
BUT NOT ESSENTIAL. WE
WILL TRAIN. DO NOT
TELEPHONE. PERSONAL
INTERVIEW NECESSARY
SEE MR.. SCHAFF.
AMERICAN TRAILER
COMPANY
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HELP WoMEN

some knowledge OF
bookkeeping. office located In Mt
Rainier. full time. perm. position
5-day wk. Box 296-S, Star. --21
CLERK-TYPIST. $50 wk. Fast typist
good Phone voice. 4S-hr. week. Apply
in person. AMERICAN BAG &
PAPER CO. 1926 H st. ne. -26
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SALESLADIES

SAIESLADIES
ARLINGTON AND FALLS CHURCH
AREA
II you are experienced IN ladies
ready to wear and under 35 yrs. Of
age, fine opportunity for good
earnings is open at Wynn's femi-
nine apparel shops. Full-time ouen-
ingS are now available at the Clar-
endon store and the Glebe I'd. store.
Arlington. and part-t:me opening is
available at the Fails Church store.
Apply to Mrs. Hayes.
WYNN'S
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PAYROLL CLERK
PERMANENT POSITION

PERMANENT POSITION
alert woman. 1888 years of age,
WHO Is accurate with. figures. has
iegible handwriting and can type 80
words per min b-dav 40-hr vk
APPLY Apply perse Sine Room SOC Open S
No phons calls
THE EVENING STAR
ll01 Penna. Ave. NV
PIX OPERATOR, experienced for ex-
elusive speciality shop. Apply morn
ings. .S;3O-10:30. KAPLOWITZ, on
PIX ss.rnotPF gS4s S fR5 1 s s ssE
PIX OPERATORS te). exper. pre-.
ferred; alternating shift. Call HU
apt. for interview. Ask for BA-
PIN i;PERAToR-TYP pern.a
nent position 5day. 40-hour week
Pleasant working conditions in new
modern building. Paid vacation and
other employe benefits. Apply Goth
CENTURY FOX FILM CORP. AIS
Bird st NV
PIX OPR.-TYPIST
Age 20-35; 5-day wk,, with "a day
Re Fl s a5fa Sat; salary s2o0-S s5
PRACTICAL NURSE = Middle-aged
Chritian lady, under As yrs, must
be neat and reliable, able to get
ties. day or night duty, live in pre-
ferred, good salary and expenses.
should have drivers permit and
health certificate. Cali MR.. BROOKS.
at Sligo 500 20
PRICE CLERK, to price laundry
tickets, age 25-35; permanent posi-
ton: must be rapid at figures. Ask
for Mr.. Burns: WASHINGTON
RECEPTIONIST. typist, some knowl.
edge of bookkeeping helpful but moi
essential. 5-day, 40-hour wk., age
% to 80. with pleasant personality
good salary. THE OFFICERS CLUB,
Andrews Air Force Base, Miss Mar
tin. HI. 400. Ext. 42l6 pr
RECEPTIONIST-S ALESGIRL for por-
trait studio; experienced preferred
Apply in person. PETRIE STUDIOS
rnG Sf
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o14Hx1kO431AA4G
Experienced ladies' ready-to-wear
earn S45 to $50; 5-day week; salary
plus commission. Apply in person.
10 am. to 2 pm. YEAGER'S, $500
Colesyille I'd. Silver Spring. -29
SALESLADY for jewelry store, perma
nent. good salary many company
benefits. Apply Mr.. Malen, KENT
JEWELLERS. 7th and G SITS. nv
SALESLADY-Exp. not nee. full or
part time. Apply WILLIAM BAL
LANTYNE g. SONS. 1921 F. street.
NV 30
SALESLADY. experienced preferred
lingerie. brasSieres and girdles; rec d
hours and salary. DOR-NE. 1908
18th st. NV -25
SALESLADY, experienced ready-to-
wear accessories; S36 per wk. plus
commission WILLIAMS, INC. 1888
s MAinrnss3 CIV ave xn n;e ,.Gs25
reference; vicinity Silver Spring;
good salary. Apply PHILIP JOYCE
JEWELERS.. 1905 Georgia ave. Sill
yer Spring. SH $685.. -25
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HELP WOMEN
JUNIOR CLERK
1920 Years OF Ago

The Star has available a permanent
clerical position for a bright young
girl: experience not necessary: 3.
day 40-hr week Apply Personnel
Room sos Open weekdays $50 5
and sat 81 Nc phone calls
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SECRETARY
SECY.-STENO.

Age 20-35: 5-day wk.; shorthand
110-120. tipping IS; salary, S275.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25
STENOGRAPHERS
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
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18th and D SITS. NV.
STENOGRAPHER
PROMOTION DEPT.

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