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Evening star., 1951-12-02
It's d Date!
December 3:


Luncheon Fashion Show,
clothes from Jelleff's. May
flower Lounge. l pm.
Wednesday, December S:
Men Onlyi A special
fashion show staged after
hours" 6 pm, that Is, at
Erlebacher's Connecticut
avenue store. Gift items
"for the girls" will be fea-
tured. From 6 until Q.
Thursday, December s:
A fabric and pattern shotD
staged by Ameritex and
Simplicity. Fabric Depart
ment, Woodward g. 10th
rop. Main Building, 9th
floor. Talk and informal
modelling scheduled for
1870, 2:30, 4:30, Z and 8.
On Friday and Saturday
the showings are scheduled
at IL. 1880, 2. 3 and 4.
Washington Party in the
Blue Room, Shore h a m
Hotel, 1890. luncheon
fashion show shennanagins
staged by Mrs. Gladstone
Williams and Drucie Snyder
Horton.
Friday. December Z:
Christmas Fashion
Thoughts from Jelleff's.
Palladian Room, Shoreham
Hotel, pm.
Cocktail Fashions from
Jelleff's, Mayflower Lounge,
6 pm.
Saturday, December 8:
Holiday Hats designed by
Nine. Chautemps are being
featured In the luncheon
fashion show at the Raleigh
| Hotel in the Pail Mall
| Room, 1890. Mrs. Glad
stone Williams commentat-
ing.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

If you haven't a regular rack
for roasting meat or poultry you
can improvise one by using q cake
rack.
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OPEN HOUSE?

fFroni H. J. G., WdShtngton.)
We are moving into home
Go years ODD in about two
weeks and ! would like to know
the procedure Of having an "open
house" We are very proud Of
our new venture and naturally
want our friends to see it. Per-
haps some Of you readers have
had this same experience in the
past and would be good enough
to pass the information to me,
such as the time, what type of
refreshments are served, are the
guests shown through the house,
etc.
PILLOWS?
from Mrs. r. M. B., Arlington.)
I would like to know what, If
anything, can be done about two
bed pillows which continually shed
a light fuzz. The contents label
has worn of, but I believe they
were supposed to contain mostly
chicken feathers. The covering
looks like lightweight muslin with.
an extra Upper covering over that.
Could that old-fashioned heavy
pillow ticking be purchased and
could I sew them on my own ma
chine sufficiently well to insure
against further shedding. would
be very grateful to hear of some
one else's experience.
\
REMOVING STAINS.
(From Mrs. X. A. NJ. TakomG
PdrE.)
Mrs. E. v. S., Falls Church. I
never found anything to remove
the yellow stains from infant
shirts. But I finally learned to
rub them hard after soaking in
cold water and that prevented
further stains. Soaking is not
Ienough-every trace of milk must
be removed before 1t reaches hot
water.
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Readers Clearing House
condueted By Betsy cAsWELl
TWo EGdIEss CAKES,

TWO EGGLESS CAKES.
From Mrs. G. K, Silver SPRING.
The following is an eggless up
side down cake: Two cups cake
-four. 2 teaspoons baking powder,
"a teaspoon salt. 3 tablespoons
shortening. cup sugar. l cup
milk and n teaspoon vanilla. Sift
together flour, salt and baking
powder. Cream shortening, add
sugar. Add milk and dry ingre-
dients alternately, beating until
smooth. Add vanilla. Melt 2
tablespoons butter or margarine
in 8x8x2 pan. Add u to u cup
brown sugar. Stir until melted.
Arrange slices of pineapple,
peaches or cooked prunes and
pour batter on top. Bake at $50
degrees $50 minutes) or until
done. Loosen cake from sides Of
pan and turn upside down.
This is a milkless. BUTTERFLIES and
eggless cake. Grease and -four a
9-inch square pan or 9x5x3-inch
loaf pan. Mix in saucepan-1 cup
brown sugar. ~ cup water. " cup
shortening, 2 cups raisins, 2 or 3
teaspoons cinnamon. Boil for 3
minutes and cool. Then add a
mixture Of teaspoon soda, / tea
spoon salt and 2 teaspoons water.
Sift together and blend in 2 cups
sifted flour and ! teaspoon baking
powder. Bake at 325 degrees.
Bake square for SIS minutes and a
loaf for rs minutes. 0
Evening star., 1951-12-02
TEA COSY?

From A. r., Washington.)
I would greatly appreciate it If
any reader of RICH could supply
me with instructions for knitting
q wooden tea cosy. I am anxious
to knit one as soon as possible,
but have mislaid my English
Knitting Book" containing in
Structions.
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STATE +.
MEET IN "
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TWELVE PAGES
Al IN Hal N @
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CHI lIUuSIuyI
Merchants in Bunche Park,
Opa Locka, have formed a BUSH
ness association which this week
urged the county commission to
place the proposed 50O-unit pub
lie housing project adjacent to
Bunche Park.
A resolution from the pro1,n
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public, especially those using
Mr. Henderson. Those who q
it's too late.
seeks Low R
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JIVS III AS a6out go to press that Safety

" oIIIS W AudhG 4I1Iu ave. z
direct Inconvenience to the
buses. We cannot agree with
sagree should protest before
II
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Locka
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TIC oLdIG MGuICdI ASSOCIaLIOn
meets in West Palm Beach on

June IZ-I4 with the I. Leroy
Jefferson Medical Association as
host.
DR.. G. w. Hawkins, chairman
of the Dental section, informs us
that everything is being made
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LIcI IIGGUUIH FIdytIS are now IN
their second weeks presentation
of 'The Caucasian Chalk Circle"
that dramatic sensation by Bert
holt Breecht. The play is being
presented at the new Freedom
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OF the community.
Admission fees are $1.2O and
S2.40 including taxes, and tickets
are on sale at the James E. Scott
Community Center, 6248 NV
18th ave-, phone 7-7289, at Free
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MUSIC Tor the occasion was
furnished by the Dorsey High
School, Mr.. Linton Berrien, di-
rector. Miss Jean Petty's solo was
excellent.
The thought provoking message
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mmittee did splendid Job as c. Daniels assistant treasurer
airman of arrangements for the DIRECTORS l.
ceilings Skinner. Charles L. Williams
ne report showed Mrs John Kronenfeld
lring the year Leagues Mcbride Mrs Vladimir Vir-
rvice contacts r. Jackson ST. DIR
Meetings 211 /. p Davis, Mrs Curtis B.
Conferences 202 NJ Hndman, Mrs. Ann NJ Cole
Field Usctke
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ALTERATIONS AND FITTING for
ladies, N your home or in . shop
DikrICfaN, graduate. desires POSI-
ton In hospital school. or Is camp
counselor; references. Box 266.B.
GENERAL CLEANING. 4 or s days
Ak s & ssS q !, house. MI. ItSS.3S.
GIRL would like Job cleaning of,ees
L%D YYa sho sf2 ss 81 sh from s 9 GalS,.
German and Russian; AZ years
experience with American Consulate
overseas, seeks position. Call CHI.
M Sa Sf's sEGahEsT "a M :xp.r sr.,
college, desires position. Salary. $50.
NURSE. available any. case; prefer
Invalid or long case in D. C. CO.
for che Or two little chiidren; city
letter. Miss HABER. Apt. 7o2.
RESIDENT MANAGER, apartment!
i ngaSh apt; experienced, ,o 70.
rA As2 ESu1P. opR.. 1sM: q US. lex Exp.
wiriing; prefer private industry. Box
MATURE WOMAN desires position 20
manager for club or large estate;
experienced home economics. BOX
MIR. BUSiNIEissMAN-Need a sood
secretary or bookkeeper3 Temporary
or perm. RE. 1880. To-
MATURE WOMAN desires position
as companion to elderly lady or
elderly couple; experienced home
economics. Box 26S-B. Star. %
COLORED GIRL, neat and intelligent
desires work: exper. with public and
telephone. Ii. 3-73sS.
COL. PRACT. NURSE viii assist DR..
or dentist part time: experience
more important than large salary.
HO. 3497, morn. til /, and after
| 1880 pm. 81
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK HOUSEKEEPER, free to travel
Or care ior house; good refs. BOZ
G.H.W.-coior.d girl wants 5 days
. work. o t. s. S7 II pvt family; s yrs
G.A.W-coiored woman would ike
work Tues. through Friday; expert
enced with children; good ref. 10.
GIRL wants s days g.h.w. In city.
Call NO. 1903 any time.
CD as, ' S::f 's g As ssieef ;i..9;E
Girl SiI"' colorsd, wants Job taking care
Of children or light housework. II.
HsK EPISPRA NURSE or comp. for
J. or by ref. white woman. AD.
WOMAN. eolored. wants morn,ns Or
night work; get dinners OF baby sit
MATutRED. REFMED WOMAN desires
s en-, I'm las g h0usskssssr; excel
R Ill BE Gil aHR colored. wants maid
work Of win clean BACHELOR arts;
COLORED GIRL wants days work or
CoLoRED GIRL would like to get
ES Shy Call DE 1884, ask Tor
coHSR ed GIRL wants days work or
night job from IL pm. to 8 an.
c0LoRED LADY wishes part-tims
wo5k afternoons; city reference. TO.
coL s,is GIRL wants partstnims A O.
COLORED GIRL wants nuRsemAid
Job or baby sitting. Telephone HI.
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CLERK-TYPIST


Excellent typist for administrative
once of large country club. ir
Arlington. Va; permanent position;
Il desired. Box 25s-x. Star. II
COLLECTION CLERKS, (2) expert.
enced preferred. 5h-day week. ex-
cellent opportunity for advance:
ment, knowledge Of typing preferred
s s8t n g. ne Siss yEp6 Ss Ii 1850
guest house, 1879 18th st. NV:
$40 VIZ. References. MI. 929e
FOOD CHECKER. exp.rinc.d. Ma
t ssaar. cash rsEste e MSss hay:
largest restaurants. Box acc
GiR sAai;Y OPERATORS = In.
crease your earnings by working q
few hours at night or on week ends
4 Nsti on, re concern h hsS need H "a
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. mus
be registered; 6h-day week. $685.
MAID, couple, live in. husband may
be employed elsewhere; health cards,
M rsf T SSn 9 %oS sS,7 S sSss 0P Ply road
side restaur. mr.. winchester; salary
room, board. FIR. 5947. after 2.
MEN AND WOMEN DRIVERS wanted
by FALLS CHURCH CAB CO. Nc
phone calls. Apply in person. "a
8, Westminster St, Falls Church
PRINCIPAL, for private elementary
school in Alexandria. Degree anc
supervisory experience necessary
OV. 4421. 8 to 5 pm. Ill
ROOM CLERK for one Of Washing
excellent salary. Hours ALP mid
night. Box ALTO, Star. III
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RECORDS CLERK
Pleasant working conditions; 40-hr.
wk.; good starting salary. Apply Mr.
Kline. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CO.. 4036 2Sth st. South, Shilling.
ton Shopping Center. Arl., Va. 10
NURSES for new hos
pital Prince Georges General, Chew
erly, Nd; sos, plus night differ
ential TO start; many other benefits.
Call MR.. McNAMEE at UN. $500.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS, remodeling. alterations,
Modernize your home. Brick, &c.
T men slPp iastsr, ref rspairS' AZ types.
ADDITIONS. ALrERArIoNs-Have it
done right. Call Mr.. White. WHITE
CONTRACTING CO.. RA. $500, AP.
ADDGIHiiIoNs AND HOME IMPROVE.
yrs. to pay HAMILTON CONTRACT.
ING CO.. RE. 4477. 81
ADDITIONS ana modeYni1sng, cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for tree
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO., 93l New York ave NV
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HELP DOMESTIC

RABIES MAID, white. live in. new
home: lge. pvt. rm:: Inv; no lann
COMPANION NURSE for invalit
lazy $lo9 NE TIsnns live W. " Ifs sIas;
CHILD CARE-MAID. g.h.w.. must b
fond Of children. live In. nice ae
commodations: excel. opportunit!
for the risht person; local refer n
COOK. experiences; must have goot
aaent sntert tn must live in
CAN no. 4Aso; between 10 and 2
COOK COX -G.H.W.-Must like children
live in; S25 to start. EN-. $500;
lCooK-G.H.w., between 35 and As
bath; city rel; s25 wk. Ia. 76Ss
IcooK-G.H.w., live in. upstairs nm.
no laundry. 5h-day yk;; os fond Q
shildren ~, sood l. pay. @. OR: SgH2. - III
3 children: i've in or stay som
nights. Can before pm. sH
osoSRS:.HoUsEKEEPER, over 80 yrs.
live in: pvt. upstairs rm.; must hav
pof n r fsmi Sd; $50 week psT T W Esun9Wsi
CoUJPLE, or 2 single people, activel
interested in household work; tak1n
| complete charge Georgetown house
good plain cooking; sunny. oWl
rooms, pvt; bath; no iau u,iSL = S ~
day afternoon and sun. on; bes
references REQUIRED; permanent
CIV gGH $500 coio ssds. good plain cook
live-in; dishwasher. clothes dryer
i la,ns S eonsid sT employers; gqo'
Yam familiar with southern cookina
fond Of children. free to travel, ny
In or out: references: good salary
CAV SR: VIA PLAIN COOK. fond Of shil
refs: SCI. ia. 3sl6. Ii
e 6. Health card and refs. REQUIRED
GEN Ni s2f0' HoUsEKEEPER. white
+ light laundry; live in. TIE. 1855
HoUSEKEEPER. full charge: S10(
me-; private room. board; for work'
ing mother and 6-yr.-old girl. GIL
HSoSGGssEKEEPER. white. live in; font
Of children, assume full charge
| for employed parents; two children
| 3 and z; S25 week. y days. N
H SynSsEsi W S sxper., for emp,
In: local refs. req; $25 week. ,oW
HSoS1pssEKEEpER. white matron; nom.
inal housework and help care for
small children; no cooking; auto
matte mat ~, lau Isnyy liys IN; $50 a week
HOUsEKEEPER, to take charge o
fond of children: salary; light worl
and cooking; consider mother Will
small child. 10. 5-.3615: p
MAID for E;h.w, and cooking. exper,
aa4I Brandywine st. NV. or cal
EN-. 1859 between 8. and @. ii
MAID, experienced, g.h.w. and laun
dry; salary open to competent per
son; city refs. REQ. AK. 1926.
MAID WANTED. colored. g,h.w, an,
cooking; very fine residential hom
in Bethesda; must have references
good salary. Call OIL. 0o60 between
MofHER's Heller. gh.v.; fond o
children; live in; S12 to SIS week
LADY for light household duties
board, private room. $40 mo-: coul,
work elsewhere 8 days wk. AP. 044'
WOMAN for day care Of 1h-year
old boy. and light Homework: Mon
3 and 5 pm. MRS. MARY SMITH
RELIABLE coLoRED WOMAN to iiv
in apt. and care for 3-year-old child
$50 mo. and all meals. Must hav
references. no. o901 after pm
WHITE GIRL, live in: Ink. AM
care of / small child; week end
OF, $50. Phone FA. 9312. lis
WHITE WOMAN for g.h.w.. employed
adults; six " days wk. Health car,
and references necessary. Box 1S2
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Appy IN person only, MISS
Gateway Restaurant
Union Station
WEIGHERS g WRAPPERS
Openings p MaSsn for girls under 90. 70 work
service meat sections. Good char
ability aidIi, 70 pass physical examination
Apply Safeway Stores, Inc.
2415 Mt. Vernon. Ave-. Alex, Va.
(For employment In our Alex. and
So. Arlington stores.)
z75s Lee Hwy. Room 4. Arl.. Va.
'E stor.s employment in our No. 1rl'
GiRL-For retail shoe store; expert
ence not necessary; good salary.
1910 King St, Alexandria. Va. g.
GIRL with Short-order experience to
help with cooking; day shift. PEAR
SONS PHARMACY. 244s Wis. aye.
G Msf, " coiossd. for fruitstand work.
2400 Eye st. NV. Ask for MRS.
AUSTIN. No phone calls. Ill
grocery checkers; As hours q week.
paid vacation. sick benefits; expert
pany reauirementts. Apply ACME
MARKETS, 5722 Georgia ave.. 8
am. Thursday.
LADIES '(4)-Interesting part-time
work; distribute AVON PRODUCTS
to regular Ss,ll c1st 6g9s earn So TO IS
WOMAN. colored. to make beds and
clean rms. in hotel. Do not phone,
good pay. 1912 10th st. NV.
WOMAN TO SEW AWNINGSi only
exper. operators need apply. r. c. M
BURTON & SON, oil e st. NV. Ma.
YOUNG LADY, receptionist. for photo
studio: excellent opportunity, salary
and bonus. Apply LoRsTAN STU
dos, 1116 st. NV. g.
YOUNG LADIES, ages 20-35 yrs;
several permanent positions open in
fine hotel cigar and newsstands; in
will train you. Apply in person to
MIR. s1TRIcK at newsstand in lobby
Of Wardman Park Hotel between
8 and 10 am. or 2 and 4 pm.
No phone calls: III
YOUNG LADIES-Pleasant outdoor
p poa IN No : sgIins s sSsSrt pa9 Hsn
MARK STUDIOS, RIM. 500 Bond
Bldg. 14O4 New York ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN to assist in store;
no experience required; 40-hour
E Esss very easy G.r work apply WAG
PIX. Nd. Phone sH. 0735. 10
YOUNG WOMEN co.. intelligent;
part-time work in sales dept. OF
large national publisher. 10 to. 2
daily. Exceptional earning on lib
sTal percentage basis; Exper. ulnec.
%nss for so oss. 1ssy sss PHONE
MARRIED WOMAN or widow. alert,
refined. Full or. part time. Excel
len lent income. splendid future. BOX
AT snAHfyi; OPENING for younr
woman who likes to deal with the
In local hospital: good Working con.
ditions. and pleasant environment:
must have tipping ability. neat APP
pearance. good personality; vacation,
sick leave, social security benefits.
ABBY in person ct personnel once.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
SILVER SPRING-Part-time book
keeper, experienced, double entry;
pleasant association; adequate COM
pensation; hours arrangeable. DAN
1ELS POQTERY, Ellsworth dr., oppo-
H an iei Aiehs Women 81 ,e,. Witt.
to be trained as saieswomen for
specially item. Average earnings $50
week; transportation furnished.
apply 9 am. Room s27. 724 9th
MAsoNEE:TTE FRocKs, worn By MIL
lions, offers oppor. for spare-time
housewives. For details. phone AP.
vile. Nd. 10
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GOLDENBERG'S
9TH. 9Th and K SITS. NV.

NURSEMAID WANTED-Sleep in, ex-
eellent conditions; enc child. Call
RE. 5000, up TO $50. 10
OFFICE CLERK, excellent oppor-
tuntty. permanent position. Apply
1911 Ntchols ave. Sc. q
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ADDITIONS
REMODELING, REPAIRING

ktEN1OOEL4ING, 6tGaE k14H1CNY
J. L. AINSWORTH. RA. 1918.
ASPHALT q RUBBER TILE FLOORS
Phone e. isti ssss M Fh eoS HsshsnisS'
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing.
carpentry. brick, cement work; MIR.
BAKER: II. 3-372S. l2'
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con-
tract basis. MR. LAWRENCE. RIA.
CARPENTRY, painting. furniture re-
pair and Iefinishing: reasonable;
JEFFREYS: Ii. 6-9740. -13
CARPENTRY-No Job too small. By
hour or contract. NE. 1868. la
CARPENTRY, remodeltng, and re.
pairs Of any kind; gSeneral con-
CARPENTRY. cabinet work, remodel
ing and repairs, general contracting.
81. 648S. IL
first-class work done promptly and
neatly AP O360 Ill
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN

AGENTS. ORGANIZATIONS - Big,
easy profits selling Americas 0nest
greeting card assortmentS; 81 cards
for 81; stationery. napkins. novel
visit MASrERcRAFT. i3fi q st.
NV. Washineton 5. D. c.. d. O90S.
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MULTILITH
OPERATOR

Also some addressograph experience
necessary, pleasant working condi-
disqualification and other employe
dement's. Apply Personnel once,
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HELP WOMEN

WAITRESsEs. white. hours 4 pm. TO
midnight. and 1880 am. 70 $3.50
conditioned; dinner and beer. Nc
iVER'S RESTAURANT, 6526 Georgia
ave. NV, RIA. 9726.
full time
or part-time. to work in o night
club. Excellent tips. Apply in per-
son. 1411 H st. NV. lie
for night work. Apply
LOU MILLER'S COVERED WAGON,
1902 14th NV. after Pm. no
MATTRESSES, EXPERIENCED, OVER
II, TOP SALARY, ia. 1925. Ill
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CLERK-TYPISTS
Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern once In ne.
section; pay according to abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
tionS, paid vacations, group
insurance. sick benefits, other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES, INC, 1S45 4th
st. ne.
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CLERICAL-SALES POSITION, part
KOTzIN. 1909 G st. NV, Elk. 0232
CLERK, general office work. chance
to learn business machines. Knowl-
edge OF typing preferred: Apply
AND DRY CLEANING CO.. 1921
Florida ave. W.
CLERK for once routine; no typins
necessary. must be accurate with
figures; steady. Job. high pay fol
reliable young lady. Apply to CEN
TEAL ! = c GELEEARN sE 1923 Carroll St
5-day week. vacation with pay: must
be steady and reliable. DEPEND
ABLE CLEANERS. 300s Columbia
CLERK. e1celIen. salary. to learn
day week. Investment Bldg. Ma.
CLERK. white: young lady to assist
IN ONCE. Tipping, and switchboard.
p PgDort9rn Unit to ,n learn .6 b09kkeepins.
CLERK-For ONCE Of C. p. A. fiPm:
tipping essential, with small know
ledge Of shorthand. Preferable one
sRs sss ess. in Box pun 4soA sssp
Gle -sK. auditing ONCE; experience
not necessary but must have an
aptitude for figures; 5-day wk.;
starting salary, $40. THE WEST
CHESTER, call Wo. ZOO, ask for
Mr.. Leflang. Iii
CLERK at dry cleaning store. Apply
1858 N. II. ave-. Sill. Spg.. Md. 10
CLERK, for credit once; permanent
position; ne. resident preferred.
Call DU: s475.
CLERK-Some tipping. single. good
health, high school graduate: 5-day
week. good pay. good environment.
Phone for appt. to 4. Elk. DIGS.
cleaning store; part OF full time;
good pay. pleasant working condi-
tons: Call WO. 1900. Ill
CLERk-General ONCE work, under
40; 3s-hr.. 5-day week; annual
increases, group disqualification,
pension plan, paid vacations. In
HANCOCK MuTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
1887 De Sales st. NV. 10
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HELP WOMEN

SALESLADIES, Saturdays and part
time for ladies' ready to wear: no
expef. necessary Apply FRAN
CINE'S. 736 18th st. NV. 10
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Box 115-C. Star. Ill
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA,
TOR for country club, class 1000
the same as q hotel or hospita
machine; 5ls days per wk.. perm
position, vacation with pay: room
and board II desired. Box 112-Y
CAFETERIA KITCHEN sUPERVIsoR
with food cost experience. STATE
salary desired and give refs. Boz
259-A, Star. i'll
cASHiER-TYPIsrs. young men an.
women students. Good salary ant
opportunity for permanent part,
time time afternoon and evening en-
Phone Elk 74S0
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HELP WOMEN
LEDGER CLERK

The star has an opening tor Q high
school graduate between 81 and 20
years Of age to work rs ledger and
accounting clerk: for accounts re-
ceivable. routine and control Knowi.
edge. Of Bookkeeping and typing Il
seagSiTsa Non 4Sh9 9Sroue d sE E EseE
Personnel Room 800 Open week
days S:30-6: Sat. OIL. No phonr
THE EVENING STAR
IlOl Penna. Ave. NV
for reputable dry cleaning
M2EAoEhka e.. AN S1O3 ASST. for dress i shop
ifS. SHERMAN sHoPPs. II iio4 r NV.
MAIL ORDER CLERK, temporary, to
handle production details, printing
instruction, list work. order check
ing and typing for mail order Sec
ton Of publishing company. Dura-
ton about 2 months. Possibility of
permanent position; 5-day wk. DI,
1900. Ext. 2l5.
LABORATORY TECHNI-
CLAN; excellent working conditions.
vacant apartment nearby. Call Ii.
TECHNICIAN or reception
list for doctors ONCE. 10. 3-4340.
MILLINERY sALEswoMAN - Excel
lent opportunity; permanent posi-
ton: 5.day week. BEST u COM
PANY. 4433 Conn. ave. NV. 10
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TABLE GIRLS

TELEPHONE INFORMATION clerks
women under 40 years Of age; 40.
hr. work week: good salary. PAX
while training. Apply GREYHOUND
TERMINAL. lilo New York ave. NV
-12
SALESWOMEN o.
Excellent opportunity for ambition:
women to earn money from OWE
home by selling for leading nationaI
publisher; department store priv.
legeS; exper. helpful but not neces-
sary; must have unlimited phone
Box 1870, Star. 10
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HELP WOMEN
EARN EXTRA MONEY
SAFEST ,AnTES

Part-time work. evenings
and SATURDAYS; excellent sal
AIRY and commission; no ex-
perience necessary. Mr.. Green,
s. N. MCBRIDE CO.. Variety
and Jr. Dept. Stores, 700 H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-09
ARTIST

In home furnishings and
furniture. Department store back
ground necessary. Free hospitali-
cation, discount on purchases and
other employee benefits.
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HELP WOMEN Cont
CASHIER-C

OAb11IEIL-Ct1E
Immediate need for alert young
women TO train for permanent
ment bldgs. Early hours. 5-day
week. age 1S to 40. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC. 1885 21st st. NV.