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The guardian., 1951-01-05
artinSViIIe
7 Wife To
Be at Meeting

Mrs. Grace Grayson, wife OF
one of the Martinsville 7 victims
plans to be in Boston for the
meeting Sunday, at Everett
School.
The Supreme Court refused to
review case and death date is set
for Feb. IS. The main effort now
is to get Gov. Battle to stop the
executions. Petition drive to
continue on a nationwide scale.
Speakers Sunday include DR..
Jeltz, chairman; DR.. R. A. Sim
mons, representatives from many
organizations, Jewish Peoples
Fraternal Order, Mrs. M. 7.
Steward and others.
A reception for all friends at
464 Mass. Ave. Sunday at PM.
will honor the uestspeaker. Mrs.
Agnes Simmons, chairman of re-
freshments.
The guardian., 1951-01-05

to succeed Mr.. Pueblo and Mr..
Skinner. (Mrs. Skinner is Grand
Trustee of the Grand Chapter);
Mrs. Winifred williams; Mrs.
Bessie Freeman; Mrs. Nora v.
sew al; Mrs. Susan Cox; Mrs.
Rose Morris; Mrs. Lydia Allston,
all Past Matrons Of Eastern Star.
Also present were James Hunt,
Past Patron; Mrs. Florence
Rankins, Matron-ele Miss Es-
ther Reddick; Mrs. Edwardine
Morris; Mrs. Ruth Brown; Mrs.
Cora MacKerrow; Mrs. Rose
ssEs-sl. .saer Many soi f'oe racsl
bers who were unable to attend
sent gifts and Mrs. Minnie Ken
ney sent a letter Of greeting with
a gift.
At the conclusion of the carols
the evenings function came to
a close with much praise to the
Management and staff of the
Western Lunch Box through
whose labor and function was
possible.
The guardian., 1951-01-05
Dr.. A. B. COe
AL Zion Jan. 7

Sunday, Jan. 7, at 1890 A. M,
the Columbus Ave. A. M, E. Zion
Church will have as its guest
speaker, DR.. Albert Buckner Coe,
Boston, president of the Massa-
chusetts Congregational Confer
ence and Missionary Society.
DR.. Coe is one of Americas
greatest preachers. His pastor
ages have been in Somerville,
Waterbury, Conn, and Chicago,
III. In all of these places he was
held in high esteem, and served
satisfactorily for the people He
was a lieutenant in the first
World War with service in
France and Germany. He has
served as chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee of the General
Council of the Congregational
Christian Committee for War
Victims and Reconstruction;
Member of the Committee on Di-
rection of the Federal Council
Commission for the study of
Bases for a Just and Durable
Peace; President Of the Church
Federation of Greater Chicago;
Trustee of the Chicago Congre-
gational Union.
He is writer for the Christian
Century publications; contribu-
tor to various religious journals;
author of very fine book, Born
For Victory"
He has travelled and preached
in Glasgow, Liverpool and Mont
real. He has travelled also in
India and Ceylon, Iran, Iraq,
Palestine, Egypt, Turkey, Greece,
Italy, France and England. He
was a delegate to the first as
sembly of the World Council of
Churches inAmsterdam, Holland.
He travelled also in Norway,
Sweden and Denmark; visited
in Poland Czechoslovakia and
Germany in the interest of the
Committee on War Victims and
Reconstruction.
DR.. Coe will have a message
for all that will be of world
wide significance, and will help
in their thinking for the present
World Conflict. He will deliver
the New Years sermon for this
year 1851.
The guardian., 1951-01-05
SEEKS MUSICAL
PRODIGY

Anna Bobitt Gardner, Mus.
BIS. Founder and Director of the
Academy of Musical Art in Bos-
ton, launches a nationwide
MUSICAL PRODIGY CONTEST
and is asking her many friends
and the public to help her flnd
a super talented Colored Child
between the ages of three and
six years, with no previous
training.
The winner will be given a
ten year scholarship Of free
training in Piano, Drama, and
Classical Dancing. Competent
Judges will be secured from the
Conservatives of Music in
Boston.
The Contest opens the first
week in January and closes the
first week in March.
The winner will be announced
in April at the Recital of Bar
bara Beverly and Jacqueline
Jones, winners 70 the first Musi-
cal Prodigy Contest of 1910; at
which time, Philippa Schuyler,
musical genius Of New York,
came to Boston to present the
award.
Applications for the contest
ants may be secured by writing
to the Academy Of Musical Art,
1 and 3 Claremont Park, Boston
18, Massachusetts,.
The guardian., 1951-01-05
DEDICATE
NEW CHURCH

Sunday, January IA, 1851 at
$3.50 Pm. comes the official
opening Of Rehoboth Church of
God, Apostolic, and also the
dedication of the church, Sit
uated corner Of Walnut Ave. and
Walnut Park, Roxbury. The Of
fieiating clergyman will be Pre-
siding Bishop, r. A. Carr Of
Baltimore, Md.
Sunday services, January IA,
will be at IL AM, $3.50 Pm.
and 7::30 PM. ALI are cordially
invited to come and worship to-
gether; also revival services
each night at 1880 PM. Bishop
R. A. Carr, pastor, Evangelist
Madeline Joyner Jackson, as
sistant.
The guardian., 1951-01-05
(Reprinted from the Boston Herald)
By STANL Ely EAMES

It has been year Banks of Roxbury
by superior Representative in
city councbut Daniel Sullivan still there and col
lects the pay
The guardian., 1951-01-05
Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Arm
stead of 2 Elm Street, Dor
chester, Massachusetts, an d
West Lebanon, Maine, announce
the engagement of their dau-
ghter, Sylvia Mary to William
James Robinson, of Miami,
Florida.
Mr.. Robinson is attending Bos-
ton University and will enter
Columbia University, New York,
in the Fall. The wedding will
take place during the Easter
season.
The guardian., 1951-01-05

sense of humor. He can be, and
often is, serious, treating themes
which call for dignity of presen-
tation and a large degree of
technical skill But he ,ran nrs-
sent comedy all che way from
burlesque to satire, in a manner
which endears him to all types
of audiences.
MISS ELINOR HUGHES OF
THE BOSTON HERALD:
Mr.. Weidman proved himself
as a dept in the dramatic panto-
mine of ga House Divided" as
in the hilarious nonsense of
"Flickers" or the blandy satirical
Fables of Our Times. He and
all his Company deserve high
praise for their excellent work.
Mr.. Weidman's work is inspired.
CAMERON DeWAR OF THE
OF THE OSTON
TRAVELLER:
It is a distinct honor to have
an articulate artist such as
Charles Weidman in Boston. Mr..
Weidman is a performer who
knows how to market" his
wares; he is not aloof and is
thoroughly aware of the part
audience participation plays. Mr..
Weidman is a master of panto-
mine. Let us hope Mr.. Weld
man will make Boston a regular
stop" whenever he is on tour.
Reservations may be made
now by phoning co 1922; seats
are $2.4O, $1.80 and $1.2O, for the
two performances on January
Is and 10; the tickets for both
evenings are selling fast, phone
Immediately or send money
rder or check to Boston Dance
Theatre 26, the Fenway, Boston.
The guardian., 1951-01-05

iIhlS is because SulllVanS S ap-
peal to the State supreme court
for a reversal of Judge J. Arthur
Bakers decision hasn't arrived
there yet. Meanwhile, Sullivan
appears to be setting a record for
lame-duck longevity.
Foley Silent
On January 3, Judge Baker
ruled Banks, a former Repre-
sentative, had defeated the in
cumbent councilman, Sullivan,
by 10 votes. Banks originally
won and Sullivan had asked for
a recount, which gave him six
vote plurality.
But Judge Baker found an
election official at Precinct had
marked ballots originally cast
The guardian., 1951-01-05

for Banks IN SullIVan'S favor. lie
announced he would send his re-
port to Dist. Atty. William ].
Foley, who has done nothing
about it.
Not Seated
Banks was not seated in the
council after Judge Bakers
January decision because the
election commission refused to
issue him a certificate of cleo
ton. A court order had been
issued against Sullivan, but the
city election department held
that, since Banks had not been
duly qualified and ele cte d"
pending the appe al, Sullivan
would continue in his job.
Now, even assuming the SUI
The guardian., 1951-01-05

First woman to be elected
chairman of Boston School
Committee. Is youngest mem
Der of committee and first
woman member since 1929.
Vote was 8 to for her. Mrs.
Dacey ran second for Sup
RENE Court Clerk won by
Chester 7. Dolan.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
HELP WoMEls

for liquor restaurant. No
Gasa: sxper; nsca nsca fGli Or part time. TOP
SEsr2iIira1NHqgu SysE HI a1HquiSs g,k at r cQMdoDqR,H p,
~ and 2 or after 8 pm. III
must be exper.; no Sun.
work. Apply. TRIO RESTAURANT.
1887 18th st. NV. -1O
experienced; good sal.
ary; vacation with pay. Apply In
person tno phone calls) after 9 pm,
THE PYRAMID RESTAURANT, 2S10
14th st. NV. See Mrs. Taylor. iii
colored. absolutely must
NAVY YARD REsTAURANT. 100
asF HI D. white. experienced. ig Tor
night club. Good. pay and tips;
references required. Apply 1919
New York ave. NV. 10
WAITRESS, white. experienced gin
can make $50 Q week and up; hours
am: to 2:30, also 2 p.m.-10 pm.
SIS 7th st. s.w. Ill
WAITRESS. sxpsfienced; night work.
Apply ROYAL RESTAURANr AND
LOUNGE. 1885 Columbia I'd. Ill
MATTRESSES (2e white; evening
meal; no Sunday; uniform and meal,
Apply In person bet. 4:30 and
GETS RESTAURANT, 350o Conn.
w1HiiSTiREsE full and part dime;
good earnings. Apply 663 Pa. ave.
9.e. 10
Evening star., 1951-10-10
OFFICE CLERK

Young woman, high school education,
general ONCE work, accurate with
figures; group insurance. vacation
and other benefits; 5-day, 40-hour
wk. Apply II. ]. HEINZ CO., (67
yarietiesl. 6th and V sts. ne. --13
OFFICE GIRLS WANTED for general
ONCE work: excellent possibilities for
Advancement; excellent salary. Apply
Msnager. BUTLER'S-FEDERAL. 621
PIX 81 oPERxToR. Good steady Job,
big discounts on purchases, good
pay. See Mr.. Klein. MARVINS
CREDIT, 734 7th st.. NV. Ia
per month or $l25 per month with
room and board. SUBURBAN HOS
PITAL. Bethesda, OIL. 600. Ia
PBX OPERATOR-TYPIsT; perma-
nent position, .6-day. 40-hour week.
Pleasant working conditions In new
modern building. Paid vacation and
other employe benefits. Apply 20th
CENTURY FOX FILM CORE. ais
ita III NURSE to live in as
companion and practical nurse to
elderly woman. Location Of premises,
4407 18th st. NV. Call ia. 1885
for aODOfntment Ill
Evening star., 1951-10-10
APPLY
NATIONAL
RADIO
INSTITUTE
10th and You SITS. NV.

TYPIsT-CLERK. part-time from / to
salary open. scHLEdEL q GOLDEN,
kaiser-Frazer Dealer, corner Of
D. c. GE, $500. -l5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one year
composition exper. Position with
an expanding organization In the
engineering and copy. preparation
fields. Annual and sick leave bene-
fits. Call ME. 6911. 10
to sing in girl trio, some
experience preferred; must be able
to harmonic BY ear. Call BETTE
WOODRUFF. WI. 7772. Iii
experience necessary; full
or part time available; top wages:
meals furnished Apply in person.
LORD CALVERT DINING ROOM.
1900 BALTIC. blvd. College Park. Md.
between 8 and 9. III
MATTRESSES needed. SAFEWAY
RESTAURANT. 1882 MINI. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
CLERK
CLERKS 13l

To work on service board for service
department. Primary qualifications
to answer phone properly, and rem
der courteous and efficient service
BY telephone: See MI. Bartolone. at
nss nsso s. Hsd eapsa ss g. sv Brss Sss below the
CLERK-sTENOGRAPHER. knowledge
Of figures helpful, diversified duties,
= salary open; Cali RE. 7940.
a ko1ipT scns ou1s s aSsi Sas 1ns gsss
branch Of national auto. finance
eSRaRsPf eRapIF c6gS cA65gSy oEas6hsH saso "a Gaa AVE.
cIERk.TYPisT. sIHsF SaYFihs;T general ONCE it ex-
Perisnce neeesssa5y; EXCELLENT eppors. r
cfEhKTYrfs4 faf ri s Fsaefs pE aSoa office Work
Apply HOME sEWfNG MACHINE
CO.. 1908 II st. ne. IL 4-1500.
TYPIsT, general insurance
Sss snrsnce eqa Phone sesk aR ia ssSSP n
Ma. 9l12 between o and 10 am.
part time. for trans
fer and storage CO., experienced In
general .ofice work; pleasant work
ing conditions. state age and mari
CLERK-TYPiST for general ofice
work; 5-day. 4o-hour week; perma-
nent position; paid vacation. hospi-
talization, sick benefits. etc. P.
BALLANTTNE g. SONS. 1927 Maine
ave. s.w. Apply In person. -16
CLERK.-TYPIsT for editorial ONCE Of
publishing company. Perm. position,
b-day wk.. paid vacation, sick leave,
free insurance. DI. 1900. Ext. 2l6.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Permanent sc.. en- % %positstoyn, ,n executive Of.
6-day week; paid vacations and sick
Leave; group insurance and purchase
1.SfSsLs' 1EFIY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1924 II st. NV. No Phone Calls 10
SEAMSTRESSES a Sew at home;
power sewing machine and button
hole attachment needed. Factory
sSxpertsnss SI sa Ss useful but not necessary.
silk FiNisHER-Must be experienced S
on evening dresses and pleatine.
psrpanent 9ane Job: Good salary. Ap-
VIZ. Good salary. Apply 1888
sTENoGRAfpaiiEhR,~ sTiSNHSGfa iii EhR~ national publiea- dS
tion requires rapid, accurate stenog-
rapher, assist busy executive; 6-day
wk. vacation. insurance and hos
pitaltzation; unusual opportunity Tor
Gadvancenent; Gcsn good starting salary.
sTESoGRapHER. III osGSiSaipE experienced, di1 for
N. x: stock exchange firm; pleasant
working conditions. MISS SUTER,
sTENoSRapHFssRRD Hi SSSe ieF sRDt. p.rm.n.n, ia A.
AASStASAbt CApCIACuCS uOt necessary
good pay; pleasant working condi-
tions: vacation with pay and hos
pitalization coverage. SUN LIFE OF
CANADA. 516 Transportation Bldg.
9 18th and Il sts. NV -l6
STENOGkAPHER - 5-day.. 4O-hr.
VIZ: liberal vacation and sick leave
pIiyileses; good salary; chances for
advancement; interesting work for
motion picture concern. Apply RIM.
400, Tower Bldg. 14th and K SITS
n.wSo or phone Ii. $1,000. Ext.
sTEN0.-Perm. position with major
real estate lending firm; work in
wolves typtng. shorthand and general
ONCE duties. 35-hr. wk.. vacation
with pay. good salary and oppor-
tunity for advancement. Experience
helpful but not necessary; must
have good background. be person.
able and attractive. Phone ST.
-63l1 for personal interview. Ill
with initiative for
interesting work with top-higbt
Conn. ave. store. Responsible posi-
eion; o-day wk., perm. position:
good starting salary. Call ST. 4130
Tor interview appt. -12
STENOGRAPHER - Immediate OPEN
ing, 5-day week, excellent salary.
air-conditioned once. opportunity for
advancement; cafeteria In BLDG; hrs,
$3.50 am. to 4:30 pm. Call MIR.
WEYANT, ME. 48O0. Ill
STENOGRAPHER-P time, for in
surance once In Clarendon. ST.
6456. MR.. BIGGS. Ia
Evening star., 1951-10-10
HELP WoMEN

rMEKEEPER, one with experience
preferred. kncwledge Of comptometer
necessary. .40-hour, 6-day weak;
many excellent company benefits;
permanent position. Apply person
mel office, SEARS. ROEBuCK a CO.,
Oil BIadensburg I'd. ne. Iii
TYPIST for large Jewelry store. per-
manent, good starting salary. Apply
kENTS JEWELLERS, 701 7th ct. NV.
rYPIsTi interest in library work
essential; some experience helpful;
ssccuracy IN work imperative; 6-day.
TYPIST. white, 40-hr. week; perma-
nent position. BOY SCOUTS OF
AMERICA. MA. 1868. Ill
fYPISTS--White. permanent; excel
lent SURROUNDINGS; 40-hour week;
Good opportunity TO advance. Lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
90: Personal interviews between
mel ONCE. NATIcN2I uEooRAPHinc SFiin
SOCIETY. Bird and r sts. ne. III
Evening star., 1951-10-10
Help WoMENl

DLERICAI--Gocd opportunity youns
woman for general ONCE work with
leading Arlington organization. Cal
Miss Rowe, THE CUSTOM SHADE
chERk.9ouns silR e; SasoHU lady. IS TO 80. for
interesting work in accounting ONCE;
some knowledge Of bookkeeping help
full. but not essential; must be &C.
curate with figures; many company
benefits. For interview. call Mr..
Baker. Ii. $4,000. L. p. STEUART
. a BRO. INC, 13S 18th st. ne. Ill
good opportunity TO advance. liberal
vacation and sick leave; under 40,
Personal interviews between $50
am. and $3.50 pm. Personnel Office,
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
MATTRESSES

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
We invite you to train with MS. n
we We can % offer nA You INN immediate shs euen em.
ployment as waitress In one Of
our D. c., Md or Va. restaurants.
Day or night shift; salary plus ex-
cellent tips. Meals and uniforms
furnished. Employment benefits tn-
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC
1724 n st. NV. No Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
HELP MEN tconf.) !

YOUNG MAN--one Of Washington's
largest wholesalers Of costume
3ewelry seeks young man to assist
IN selling: salary basis. an excellent
opportunity to build o nice future;
Experience not nee. Apply EDWARD
sALzBERG. 724 9th st. NV. suite
YOUNG MAN with knowledge Of
plumbing and heating supplies; in
SIDE ONCE work, good opportunity.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING. 3IlS Ga.
YOUNG MAN. to learn soda foun.
tain and refgr. repair work; oppor.
Tor advancement. Ii. 4-2970.
YOUNG MAN to take charge Of newly
organised mail advertising dept. in
lge. tewelry store. Credit exper. and
knowledge Of city helpful. Good
0ppor. for right party. Apply In
person to Mr.. Winstead. CASTLE
BERG'S. 1904 F st, NV. III
YOUNG MAN-To train for multi
graph dept; over 16 years OF age;
permanent position; 5-day, 40-hr.
wk.; pleasant working conditions,
liberal discount on purchases; In
sursnces and disqualification plan;
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. employment offlce,
n p 50. ne, III
Evening star., 1951-10-10
HELP WoMEN

sALESLADY for jewelry and gift
shop. Apply ct SHIRLINGTON
JEWELLERS. ArL. Va. Alex. 6l94.
sALESWOMEN experienced in ready
to-wear and underwear; pleasant
working conds.; 5-day week; good
RlHs 1857 Wis saAn
ave, Bethesda. Nd. III
SEAMSTRESS-Steady Job. good pay.
Must be able to do minor repair.
Apply BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY,
ss9 IA 3. s,e. e n.rc,.na,.. Il. IT,,
ager Of top-fiight Conn. ave. store.
Responsible position; interesting
work; 6-day week. Good starting
salary. Call ST. 4130 for interview
appG. IL
Evening star., 1951-10-10

1880. Interesting work. Some typ
ing desired; alternating hrs. Apply
In person to asst. mgr,
RALEIGH HOTEL
18th and Pa. Ave. ---I2
LAUNDERETTE OPERATOR, exper.
Desirable but not nec.; 6-day VIZ.
Salary $3.50 per mo-. plus commits
sion. Apply before noon y LAUN-
DER. INC.u 3164 Mt. Pleasant Sc.
p.W. NO. 7o7l. Ill
APPRENTICE, full time.
Willing to learn all types OF sew.
ing. Apply li06 @ st. NV. room
registered. white only. bet.
ages OF 20 and 80. for doctors once;
a. ddayyoG6k; SoGk;so b-day wk.; good salas5s.
NURSE or goverless. must IKE coin-
try, complete charge Of school age
children; !S26 wk. and maintenance.
Other help kept. Call ma. 1920,
Ext: 1887 Or 1920 for interview
graduate, to work In doctors
ONCE, o Am. to 6 Pm, Monday
Through Friday; no Saturday hours;
Sundays, II am. to q pm. DR..
dREi;f4 n;E;; ath alEsa+ t,SSE; TE RE .ssl7; 10
phone and do some typing. Ferma-
nent Job. r.. G. M. BURTON a.
SON. 911 3 st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1951-10-10
HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING and sales promotion
assistant. Age 22-2S. Attractive,
neat, exper., unnecessary. Free to
travel / to s weeks each mo. $3.50
3 mo. avg. plus bonus: Phone LA.
AssORTER, white; preferably between
2S md 86 yrs. to assort clean towels
and linens; pleasant, easy work; g.
day week. Apply Mr.. HARTUN0. /.
111S Both ct. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1951-10-10
MATTRESSES

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
ws you nys snsy 'ST %orsnE E srsn With Wiz n. s paos
we can offer you immediate employ
Inent as waitress In one Of our Dis.
trtct. Md. or Va. restaurants. Day
or night shifts. Salary plus excel.
lent tips; meals and uniforms fur.
nished. Employment benefits include
and disqualification.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OREICB
HOT SHOPPE. INC.
l724 + st. NV No Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-10-10

OFFICE ASSISTANT
necessary; tipping and
bookkeeping. Apply MR.. BLACK,
39l2 Ge ave. NV, RA. 1923.
OFFICE CLERK with some knowi-
edge Of bookkeeping and typing;
6h-day week; good pay. bonus plan.
GE. 1888. MR.. BYRNE. --l3
Evening star., 1951-10-10
TYPISTS
(TWO)

One for permanent position
and one with good expert
ence, on temporary basis.
Five-day, forty-hour week,
free insurance. vacations
with pay and sick leave with
pay; merit increases, pro-
motions.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
YOUNG MEN

part tne sofE MaS AbSSs ssss sss4 ss sfs
p.m.. % RIM. 7oa. "si 10 11tS Sf St. nv s.'0
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION has
for our business: starting salary Of
make IN short time s1oo or more more.
Men Me- III needsd de for vs;S5i WaShingSon; D. G.; :
Antonle, re Texas: n0Aea caii for fnai; apt, sat At
AM1BrTioUsI WY YouNd MAN, $3.50
years. to learn ONCE operation with
national concern. Only those in
% manager need ne raas.s Apply. Good s. startins pss
salary. paid vacation. group insur-
ance, pension plan and other bene-
fits. Phone MI. 1900 for interview
are being held Back MN II ESTABLISHING @ ns
themselves In q. business Of their
own due to the lack. Of capital. Let
consumers with Rawieigh Produtss.
Wte VII on sEsf1s spa p1y Dept IS TSs se
We VIZ Ha%E iafs'e6i oiPEEsINGs Esi for young
men with selling .experience; pro-
SosoNs tsstsS terrts95Z Ty@FZwRI4rSSs i smith SN Z
Park I'd. NV. See Mr.. jewell, 9:30-
M you LIKE TO DRIVE and want
70 earn good money, see ARLINGTON
YELLOW CAB. 903 N. Glebe I'd.
WANTED-Shoemak 1) and IN
tsher %. Apply WHITE STAR SHOE
OLD LINE LIFE INSURANCE co. has
opening on lge. debit. Call Mr..
MATURE COLORED MAN. exper. as
night watchman; must be steady man
OF good habits. See Mr.. Turner after
an. PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO.,
1885 Bladensburg I'd. ne. -16
Evening star., 1951-10-10

2 PM. Thursday
FOUNTAIN GIRL, ne. suburbs; fast,
$50 pm. M dE. ssib. b 'e 10 i''
FOUNTAIN GIRL white. part time,
evenings and Sundays. WHITLEY
DRUG STORE. 701 Kennedy st. NV.
FoUNTAia 81 TAIN GIRLS, must b. 1S e1per.
DRUGS, 1853 goth st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1951-10-10

MATTRESSES
White. over 81, experienced; no Sun.
lunch or dinner, Apply 8 TO 5 pm,
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT. S12 17th
Evening star., 1951-10-10

ROUTE sALESLADY for well-estab-
lished home-to-home coffee and
grocery route In washington. Sal
ary plus commission. Earnings well
above average. Lady must be free
from all responsibilities that would
interfere with her working full time.
Must be between 20 and 40 years
Of age. Car furnished. Call CO.
9596. THE COOK COFFEE COM
PANY for appointment. liz
SALES GIRL wanted. permanent po-
sition. good salary, pleasant work
ing conditions: apply In person.
ave. 10
for permanent position
on candy counter at the JESSE
THEATER. 18th st. near R.. l.. ave.
ne. Apply In person to Mr.. Pinkhafn.
manager, after $50 pm. liz
SALESGIRL for permanent position
on candy counter ct NEWTON
THEATER. 18th and Newton sts.
ne. Apply IN person to Mr.. Yerak.
manager. after $40 pm. liz
Evening star., 1951-10-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, expe-
rienced, not over 40 years old, tipping
speed 90 or better, shorthand speed
liberal empioye benefits; Beginning
salary. So. 300. Apply In person be-
NATIONAL EDUCATION AsSoCIA-
ISN; aeai 1sSa ss iE a under
35, 5-day, 35-hour, modern air.
conditioned once. Interesting work.
salary commensurate with ability.
Apply in person. suite 312. I'll
sWiTcH BOARD OPERATOR. white.
experienced only. permanent position
IL large downtown apt. house. Call
Mrs; Smith. NE 1851; THoS. J.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. PIX and
typist. exper.. for insurance ONCE.
Call MR.. HENNEBERGER. RE. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-10-10
hsLp WoMEN

DANCING TEACHERS, age 10 to 80;
experiences. unnecessary. complete
training given free; excellent salary;
vacation 2r.r; Nth ..Is,o pay; Apply 5n per-
DISHWASHER for drugstore In East
Falls Church; day work; no Sundays.
DRUG CLERKS, Seat Pleasant area.
Full and part time: must be. ex-
Evening star., 1951-10-10

CAsHTER-BOOKKEEPER - For La
CEY'S Clarendon store, 3100 North
Washington blvd. See Mr.. Roberts.
-12
CASHIER CLERK, white, cigar coun-
ter in drugstore; $40 am. to
p.n1.; no eyes,, no Sum-; exper. pref.
TIPTON g. MYERS PHARM.. l4th
oPERAToR. 6M-day
wk.; switchboard exper. not nee.
MOTOR CO.. .34th st. and Bennings
rd. ne. Apply Mrs. Taylor. Ii. g.
Q6R0 III
Evening star., 1951-10-10
DRY CLEANING

Inspector and checker. white, expert.
enced, for dry cleaning dept. Ap.
ply WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 2621
tant religious agency. on Capitol
Hill: unusually pleasant workina
conditions; good typing and English
capable; s5-hour, ~5 5.Gay We VIZ; paid ID
vacation, Call MISS ALLBRITTEN
FILE CLERK-37a-hr.. 5-day week
good working conditions. insurance
benefits. Apply 626 Dupont Circle
Bldg. or call HU. 4445. --10
FILE CLERK. large insurance com.
sncs @ benefits and j OPPORTUNITY Mni. .1s9oi foi
advancement. Apply 626 Dupont
Circle Bldg. or call HU. 4445. liz
FOOD CHECKER, supermarket. Goot
salary and working conditions. Exper
BOULEVARD MARKET, 100 8
Wayne, Arlington. liz