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Permanent part time. 4 or 5 hours
per day. L. s. JULIEN. INC. 1443
st. NV.
Stenographer-C Clerk
iished organization, in downtown
area; 5-day week; pleasant working
conditions; $40 per mo. Call MIR.
sEAToN, MA. 5000.
STENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIST,
under 30: permanent position for
large construction firm; pleasant
working cond;;. chance for advance
personnel office, 1880 wis. ave. NV.
Suite 8, am. to /, Mon. and Tues.
sTENo. -sECY, for well-establisheo
laWyer-investor; 5-day wk., part OF
noon daily. 3rd floor front, 729 10th
sT II njGi SECRETARY RE-
CEPTIONIST for established law
office with interesting work; some
o ssa Wste Cox ds sx star salary
TEACHERS : Several openings for
pre-school, primary and interme-
date teachers for exclusive private
school in .Arl.. 1951-1952 term.
T TTisIfRs Saiar ASswS vi nSdGGSo
5-day week; good voice, legible hand
writing required; will train in relief
switchboard operation; handicapped
person preferred. ME. 5940 for
T 1R1ei1iosh'; GIRL. 20 to ss; steady.
curteous girl with good handwriting
service once; 40-hr. week; group
hospitalization. vacation with pay
and many other benefits. good op-
LIPS Nc 26 eHsfs Shannon eaai pl rh Sc
T III IiEPiotS9' o HT; arGaRn' must be
exp. Call MISS BOSWELL. Ma:
$50. Hotel Raleigh. 18th and
T Tfhhai sSe' sao;EEic1roRs. camp al
for national organization. Apply
phone Elk. 1884.
TOBACCO CLERK. experience pref,d d,
DRUG Co, iIoi Ii st. . me- As'DA'D
hospitalization;. salary open. Claim
dept Inc, 1901 H st. NV. Cal
w.p.m., for work with educational
concern; generous sick and annual
plicant. Box 65-V. Star. IL
TyPIST, experienced. 5-day week
ana etS n
TWISTS, white. private. charitable
organization; beginning salary. $40
for 5-day wk.; advance according to
ability; permanent. Box S1-V. Star.
TYPIST. exper. in credit office work
Excel. salary, pleasant surroundings,
TYPIsT, switchboard operator, also
fling and gen. ONCE work. FORE
MAN BROS" NC 1850 Dixie st: re-
TYPIsTs, experienced. tor perman-
pleasant working conditions. liberal
discount on purchases. ms, and
Rppy pEoGhg g pRG 5ets ToR Dan
T IfPgfSfn' t oiiie @rite labels n ia drug
stores: hours, 9 to 6; SATURDAYS.
8 to 2, no SUNDAYS. Giye age. sal
airy and references. Box 209-T. Star.
TYPIsT. under 80. experienced. ac-
town; 5-day week. disqualification
and other other employees benefits; adj
TYPisT,, young g lady: 5-day week.
permanent position. large company.
Phone MA. O624 -13
TYPIST. preferably one with some
shorthand knowledge; .5-day week;
to start. 2111 e st. NV. ME. 0160.
TYPIsTs. manuscripts, educated. at
page rate. RE. 1918 Sunday or
9-6 weekdays. -13
TYPIST AND CLERICAL. young girl
for office work; must be thoroughly
A zRzs5fP's HAsr zRR H5s 81
TYPIST. permanent. for weekly pub
lication; 37l2-hour week: no Sat-
urday work; disqualification. paid
vacation. ST. 1925. IL
TYPIST, as billing clerk: no expert
ence required. HILBERT OPTICAL
CO, 1416 Eye st. NV. Ill
TYPIST AND FILE CLERK-Steady
employment. Call ST. $3.50 for ap-
pointment. -12
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HELP WOMEN (cont.)

BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT for lge
city office; not over 40 years old;
state age and experience; salary,
$500 per month and bonus; 5-day
week. Box SGT, Star. Ill
BOOKKEEPING ASST. and cashier,
for main office, of chain of dry
cleaning stores; knowledge Of book oE5
vacations and employe discount.
eREANERs. Rs 1926 s 5. c5sapiitol St. 9l3
BO0KKEEPER-TYPIS 40-hr. week;
2 weeks paid vacation, liberal sal
airy; aforementioned store. BROWNS
MEMS SHOP, 713 King ST., Alex.
BooKKEEPER- TYPIsT for small
electrical contractors office and
store must mus pc resP0nsibls s4o
week. Gail Sunday, S g. L Flee
TRIO, RE. 311C.
BoOKKEEPER -TYPIST, experience
necessary; good pay, good hours,
RET1NERs. INC. cH. 464o.
BOoKKEEPER-TYP professional
organization, double entry. pay
roll, membership roster; 5-day wk.
Salary. $4,000. Age. experience.
Box saw. Star. Ill
BRIDAL CONSULTANT. part time to
start: fashion show experience de-
xaa vance s0fa Sz EMIEy ' sHops. 1865
F st. NV -17
BUTTON-HoLE MAKER on fine mems
garments; will teach right party II
they have some knowledge of the
work; good pay. j. NJ. STEIN 81
CO.. 1416 H st. NV.
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CALCULATOR
OPERATOR

White, thoroughly experienced, for
salary. $50 week. Apply Monday
between and noon, personnel
dept. GIANT FOOD DEPARTMENT
STORES. S45 Bladensburg I'd ne.
CASHIER, experienced. Apply A. s..
BECK SHOE STORE, 3210 14th
CASHIER. experienced preferred,
and good handwriting, for exclusive
mornings. 8:3o-fo:30. KAPLoWfTz.
CASHIER. age IS to 35, NcR 1000,
t .ent lscie' 5 stSEs T sF sfRss
cAsHIEk. Clerical; exclusive aze:s
shop; permanent position: JOAN
RosERTs 11o9 Connecticut at asta l.
erces; good salary; permanent po-
See MIR. Bernstein, SPORT CENTER,
18th and D SITS NV.
CASHIER and credit office work; good
salary; 5-day week; opportunity for
advancement; company benefits. APP
81 H st. ne. liz
CASHIER for cigar counter: exper;;
excel. oppor. for right girl. 1928
CASHIER and counter supervisor for
cafeteria, white-Must be expert
enced and responsible; good salary
If able to take charge. SCOTS
CAFETERIA, 100 18th st. NV. Ia
CASHIER. for super market, excel
lent working conditions, in pleasant
surroundings. Apply 1854 Suitland
I'd. sc. Phone MR.. DOUGLAS or
MR. REED, 10 9-S300 -12
CASHIER, for beauty salon; good
salary: permanent. EMILE. 1921
Conn. ave. Ill
6-day wk., including Saturday and
Sunday. Hours, 6 am. to 8 pm.
Meals furnished. Insurance and
paid vacations. Apply in person to
Mr. Bowman, THOMPSON'S CAFE
TERRA 726 Nth st NV IL
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MARKET RESEARCH

General office position in the market
research unit Of national news mag
azine: You can become an inn
with congenial associates, gain ex-
perience in q fast-growing field,
and share in our liberal employee
benefits. This Job will appeal to q
girl who likes varied and inter-
esting office work and who wants
security, regular weekly pay
check, and chance to do more
than type routine forms. Call Mon
Fri. 5000. DI. 1900. Ext. 261.
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CLERK-TYPIST
For Sears, Roebuck & Co.
AUDITING DEPT.
This opening for person
seeking permanency; 5-day,
40-hr. wk., starting salary
commensurate with ability,
Position requires skill and
accuracy in tipping Stats
tical reports. Oppor. will be
extended to learn other
phases of auditing func-
lions if employee so desires.
For appt. call Mr.. Cieri.
SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 co.
1901 LAWRENCE AVE. NE.
NO. 6543
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SEAMSTRESS, exper. in alterations
for reputable dry cleaning estab.
n aI good pay. steady work.
sEAsIsTREss-we have a permanent
position Tor q seamstress in our I'm
en- service repair dept, cleo. Singer
machine. Vacation with pay, hos
pital and accident Insurance. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY CO., 2ll9 18th
sEAMsTREss on mems clothing; ex.
perienced on sleeves and cuffs. S6Is
GSso5eia ave; Silver Spring. 81
SECRETARIES for '0 feleyis,on CO com.
merc1al and sales promotion offices
interesting work and SURROUNDINGS,
some previous Secretarial experienced
preferred; under 80: hours. 9-5
Start sfo SAr1o o s hsoA Be 81
SECRETARY. capable. pref. Catholic M
Tor church work: .5la days. GOOD
s saalasry for interested person. Boz
ing position with national adyertis.
ing firm. AT. 6112. -i3
SECRETARY, legal; long established
law frm: pleasant surroundings
sE fslaTy 9IsR B sSs s4o,R Star oc
WORKER. for part-time WORK WORK in 0t on'
OF Washington's finest retail fur.
niture stores. Apply in writing K
Mr.; Matthews, COLONY HOUSE
424i Connecticut ave. NV.
SECRETARY, experienced. for small
office in GEORGETOWN; pleasant
working conditions, Telephone sun.
day aft. 4-6 pm. or Mon. eve
5-1 pm. 10. $1,000. -12
SECRETARY, permanent position for
weli-educated. fully qualified secre-
tary for Wash. representative OF
international concern Capable. OF
managing own work and small ONCE
Position requires dependable Gin
who can think for herself in han
ding exceptionally interesting va
ried .secretarial duties. Air-condi-
toned office in National Press Bldg
5-day wk., o to 5. Call Ma. 5S77
for appointment, ii
SECRETARY. shorthand and tipping
NATIONAL UNIFORM CO., 2001 K
6 S s.. nv: Ma. 0320. -13
SECRETARY and assistant to execu.
tive, private industry, Westminster
National Airport. Person applying
for this position must be thoroughi,
experienced and above average ii
initiatives; salary open. Box 473-R
Stdr. 10
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HELP WOMEN


SECRETARY-CLERK, 1915. real
estate ONCE; permanent position. s.
Call Ma. $500 between rs pm.
sE MchsEgaRG -s 4 gSsHi pro.
fessional office has immediate va
cancy for capable girl. Must be will
ing ing, 70 ,, 90 !. g variety OF office work
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = For
real estate office; 5-day wk. KAY
REALTY CO., RA. 2200' Mon. morn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, exp,
for permanent position. 5-day, 40
hour week. Pleasant working cond.
Liberal discount on purchases. ms.
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE.
Observation-Disclosures. exp,
for permanent position. .5-day. 40
hour week; pleasant working cond..
and decentralization plan. retirement
plan, Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
employment office. ] / P st. ne. --15
Secretary -Stenographer
S65-S75 per week. depending upon
ability and experience; must be
rapid and accurate; patent. law or
engineering experience preferred;
5-day week Box 355-V. Star. IL
SECRETARY TYpIsT. 1925. for
pathology office, interested in earn
ing medical secretarial work; ade-
quate beginning. salary with in
creases according to progress. in
GLIDING meals: 44-hr. wk., paid
vacation; perm. pos. Apply. IL to
3 pm.
PATHOLOGY OFFICE.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
1915 / st. NV. -13
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, for
national association office; 5-day.
35-hour week, excellent working
conditions. permanent, good salary.
5 pm. Monday. III
SECRETARY-STEN good
salary, 5-day wk.; excellent working
conditions. Call Mr.. Smith. OV.
2063, COASTAL CORP, 443 Calvert
ave-. Alex. Va. -l5
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CASHIERS

Prefer young lady with
loan and finance expert
ence; however you can
qualify if you are accur-
ate with figures and have
fair tipping speed and
enjoy working in subur-
ban Maryland.
WE OFFER:
(D-Free group insurance
(2)-Free disqualification
(3)-Paid vacations
(4)-5% annual bonus
(5)-Sick leave
(6)-Pleasant working
conditions
APPLY IN PERSON
American Finance Co.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
Or
1882 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
or
1910 LEE HWY.
ROSSLYN, VA.
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SALESGIRLS
WHITE
FOR DRUG, COSMETIC
AND CIGARETTE DEPT.
Age 1920 yrs. experience preferred.
DO NOT PHONE
500 14th st. NV. Rm al4A.
SALESLADY - Experienced in both
yard goods and knitting; vicinity of
Bethesda, Md. Wo. oe7s or WI. 655s
and suits; must Be thoroughly o exs
perienced; starting salary, S65;
Bermanent; advancement. Apply
sE RHEGAL Ap " f IN for St :. NV n t, ,
time. 12-5l, Millinery. Exper. Excel.
salary, Millinery alteration girl also
wanted. Apply office, PASTERNAK.
1919 Conn. ave.
SALESLADY for ladies' coats, suits
and dresses. must be experienced;
51a-day week. BRESLAU, GA 18th
SALESLADY. experienced in gifts,
novelties OF. books; not over 40 yrs.
and graduate, of local or nearby
Catholic high school: salary to start,
bop All zc-il. "h.. lUI
permanent position: replies conf
Dental State your qualifications
fully In letter to Box 7s-v, Star.
sALEsLADY, full or part time. SELL
ing ladies' wearing apparel. Excel.
s salary y pleasant ? "a SURROUNDINGS. 1s7
sALEsLADY, fully experienced in
ready-to-wear; good salary, plus
commission. Apply JEAN MATOU.
7115 Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md, WI.
sALEsLADY. experienced. to sell in
fants and children's wear in a spe-
cialty shop for children alone; a
very good salary and a good posi-
ton assured to the right person.
age 81 to 45. Write to JACK M
JILL sHoP, 2el6 w. Cary St,
sALEsLADY, experienced; lingerie.
accessories;. exclusive shop; salary
plus commission. JOAN ROBER1S,
loo Conn. ave. at L.
SALESLADY. Book Of knowledge; can
use 2 women; must have direct-to-
s sppoinsmen ssles exp Hu. gal AK for
SALESLADY, neat appearance. exper.
Salary open. ROOT JEWELERS..
1894 Wilson blvd. Arlington. CHI.
SALEsLADY, experienced, better
ready-to-wear; salary plus COM
ings. JOAN ROBERTS, HOO Conn.
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FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, part time,
1880 to $3.50 daily. no suns; good
aay, R1vERs1pE PHARMaApcDY lE s sia5
FoG u; Z II GIRL. white. honest and
CAPITOL PHARMACY. Ii. $500,
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. light colored; IL
to pm; shift, no Suns. Apply
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, light colorcd,
thoroughly experienced on soda and
and sandwich block. only those with
recent local drugstore reference
need apply in person for alternatng
shifts pna j, exeel!snt pay. JUDD's
FouNTafN GIRLS s" White whit 81 is h: Years
sary Apply in person. POTOMAC
p D0KElUSGSTORE; 1874 Wis. ave. IA
xese 81 PaasaA esass $3.50
GENERAL sEa OFFICE CLERK. under 80,
some knowledge. of tipping; perma-
nent position. hours 80, 51a-day
v week i salary ss,ar start at SO week in
with pay. Apply 925 F st. NV,
GENERAL offiFIcE WORK Some
shorthand necessary: construction
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, old-estab-
lished iewelry store; permanent po-
sition; paid vacation. good starting
salary, 51a-day week. Apply in per-
son only. SELINGER'S JEW1LRY.
GENERAL oFFiCE WORKER. white,
90 to 40 years. able to type. good
at figures; starting salary, $40 wk.
interesting work for local theater
chain. Box 210-V, Star --l3
HAIR STYLIST. permanent position.
ell-establiShed Sc. beauty salon;
some following preferred: sos week.
6 days. Box 473-T. Star. -12
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Cashier and Saleslady
COED salary s1 ApBly yWAAsH1NGTo y,
CASHIER BOOKKEEPER. some ex-
periance required. to work in our
keepn oFahs and s' Credit Gstg
permanent position; future assured
to. capable person; 6-day week; good
salary. Apply Mr.. Butts, LACY's
cA ASH Ss cH Elk & sT fun time, for
helpful but not essential; age 1910:
must be available for early hours
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
1135 21st st: NV. liz
CAS1IER-CHECKER
Part time during noon hr. in cafe
qualified applicants if willing to
o OPenines sos oc Tg14o Must have tele-
1855 21st St. NV. ~l9
CAsHIER-CIGAR CLERK : Pleasant
hours. WESLEY HEfGHTs PHAR-
Cashier HANDBAG sALEsLADY,
salary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH
DE YOUNG. 1926 F st. NV. III
CIGAR CLERK Experienced and
with local references. PETWORTH
PHARM., 1901 Georgia ave. III
CLERICAL, experience in adding ma
chimes and general office work:
pleasant working conditions. with
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; liberal discount privileges
Apply THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
AS1S ct. NV. III
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HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER-CLERK, part time
in engineers office. four hours per
day. five days per week. Call Elk
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CLERK

We desire the services of a capable
woman, 1886 years of age, who
enjoys doing detailed clerical work;
5-day, 40-hour week; generous en-
ploye benefits in addition to salary.
Apply, Personnel. Room SOC. Open
weekdays .S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
110I penns Ave NV
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HELP WOMEN
SALEST,ADTFS

Experienced; coats and suits;
42-hr. week, pleasant sur
roundings, 20ao discount on
purchases; see Mr.. Cantor,
HUB FURNITURE co.
18th and D SITS. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services of a capable
who enjoys working with figures and
is capable of tyoing 30 words per
minute. This is an opportunity to
get start on the business side Of
The newspaper. Apply Personnel
Room SOC. Open weekdays, $40 to
5, and Saturdays, 9 to
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
General clerical duties in pleasant
conditioned office. No experience
required, but must have average typ
ing speed.
Apply personnel Office
HOTEL STATLER
I, st Entrance ia
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CASHIER

n you feel that you can qualify as
the cashier for a branch office Of a
well-established firm. 1t is to your
interest to call
MISS FIHD-ME. 0935
This position is for person seeking
permanency; 5-day, 40-hour week;
interesting duties, tipping required;
salary commensurate with ability;
some general Office experience
helpful. -15
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PATHOLOGY OFFICE.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL

SILK FINISHERS and wool pressers
good pay; steady job. SAFEWAY
CLEANERS, rear 1928 Georgia ave
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CLERK

1S to 40, for general office work:
eo dens R Rood P pss Mon Sor sbp
Fri. to $50. Apply MR.. GOLD
BERG. to 11:30 am, SOL r. I.
ave. ne. -12
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SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
desires women to sell new dresses,
suits, lingerie, hosiery. Seen Vogue"
'Mademoiselle." Good commissions.
Write for sample book MODERN
MANNER, 260AN Fifth ave-, New
YORK
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Stenographer-Cler
per day. L. s. JULIEN. INC. 1443
P st. NV
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Cashier and Salesladv
Good salary Apply WASHINGTON
SPECIALITY SHOP, 1874 F st. NV.
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FOUNTAIN CLERKS
Males 16 Years Old
Females Is Years Old

GOOD SALARY FOR BEGINNERS
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOF
ADVANCEMENT, PAID DURING
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Pleasant and Profitable

Do you like meeting people? Are you
looking for sales work that also per-
mits you to take care of your home
responsibilities? If you have a car
and can work afternoons and eve
nings you can easily earn $50 per
wk. or more. Immediate earnings.
No canvassing. Call 81. 1855 after
2 pm. Id
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APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
n p ST. NE.
PEOPLES DRUGgSTORES
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-05-25

.hat most of US have decided to make at least on
W. our spring wardrobe it time select the items
dress " need for the sewing kit Perhaps the basic piece Of
We WIT for sewing is sewing machine though some of ne
el no further than mendng daning) find needles
who I'D sufficient needs II the thmble is added 70
anu needles and thread you will have started on YOUR
the m R there is still long way to 60 before the Journey
u' and YOUR dress is finished pressed and waiting for von
o u Il over your head
to sup If the most useful sewing aids is the hem nark
- It's name, commercial marker provides an easy wav
hems Though there are several types on the market
nv tho one that consists of receptacle for powdered chalk
M hulb arrangement most convenient When YOU soueeza
anu h lone of chalk is deposited the correct height and
F follow the line you will have even hem There is an
marker that is used with pins The pins are better for
! lark fabrics
b YOU may get this aid in the padded FORM plastic or
n,l 7 find it easiest to fit dresses on the adjustable
M form The latter is made that the bust shoulder
waist and hip sections be adjusted to the measure
s If the individual. The same form be used to fiji
s for mother daughter or sister.
The emery bag and pin cushion also musts" for YOUR
np kit needle is through the emery bag to remove
and is left in the emery bag That is YOU should
o min cushion handy for needle pins The cushion is
Isnv much safer place for pins than your mouth
perhaps shears should have been listed earlier but
d you assemble the other aids before you were tempted
sa- cutting You will need dressmaker shears pnkinp
pair OF SCISSORS Your notions dealer will be glad
,dp YOU make the selections
RI YOU have suspected something missing from your kit
that very important tem the tape measure You will get
wet results from 60inchlong oilcloth tape as will not
crotch Be sure the numbers start one side and
So end on the other that measurements can be taken
any side Praying will be prevented by metal tips at both
ds Next week will pass you charming story heard
v about needles and thread If you have any sewing GRO
Arng or knitting problems, write: nellie Noal 243 w. 125h
S. New York q.
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THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
ay Bessie F. Bell

| BY oess'e - os"
How Do You Look? What is your problem girls? mat
what you think is if it's about your not being Holly
wood glamour GAL then your worries First of ALL
every girl no who what her station in life, would
w remember that the only difference you and the
movie queen that her hidden personality has been awakened
and brought the surface while yours may still be asleep
Each Of you started life with the physical attrac
lions Ts that girls go farther along the road of
beauty than Others but this does necessarily need be- and
because many girls know how to make of the little i'm
|nens The result is they niche for themselves
eas and therefore they reign supreme in the realm
! beauty.
fortunate enough to be in the glamour
a despair for if you have the desire the patience and
ckoness, you emerge good looking if not
winning beauty. Oh yes there still for the just the
average Miss especially when she is blessed with many
other fine qualities.
might mean different slant the entire subject II
already beautiful girl knew the outcome of survey
recently conducted by well known University The survey be-
| Ing Of course, for both male and female
From the male side, character intelligence congeniality
aibity personality, understanding, fairpay cooperation
god health and beauty. So girls while you are expected TO
many accomplished qualifications, you must also have
beauty and everyone can possess beauty without oeng luSc'-
Sy gamorous.
FIRST AIDTo Be Nice To Be Near Rip open the shoulder
pad your Dress and sprinkle with saoet power then sew
them up Rub the powder in the armp at the ankles pehlnu
on your throat You might even place sache IN
snail bag with cotton it fancy and hang on your dress
hanger, also on the hooks in your clothes closet
Send in coin cost OF mail 1or eacl eael
you desire. They are SHINING THE WAlSTLNE FAClAl-s
| AT HOME YOUR MEASUREMENTS, TEN POINTS ON Be
| ING ATTRACTIVE MINERALS FOR BEAUTY. Address Bes-
Sic Bell Atlas News Service 243 W. l2oth ST. New Yoik -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-05-25

In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Philip DeSalvo, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 9l486
Annie Mae Whitaker. Defendant
NO TICE
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in the office of the
clerk of the Chancery Court OF
Pulaski County. Arkansas, a pc.
tition to confirm and quiet in
Philip DeSalvo the title to the
following lands in Pulaski County,
Arkansas to wit: Lot 7. Block "a,
S. ]. Johnson's Addition to the
city of Little Rock. Arkansas.
All Persons claiming said lands,
or any interest therein are hereby
notified and warned to appear in
said court six weeks after the
date of the first publication of
this notice. and show cause why
the title to said lands should not
be confirmed in Philip DeSalvo.
Witness my hand as such clerk.
and the seal of said court this
End day of May 1851.
H. S Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin. d. c.
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