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The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
PIONEERS OF ALASKA HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION

Pioneers of Alaska gathered to- gether last Saturday, evening for installation of officers of both the Igloo No. and the Women's Aux Hilary. zMiss
 Officers for the year for the Wo- mems Auxiliary, are Mrs. Pearse Walsh, president; Mrs. N. Lewis, vice-president; Mrs. Clint, Atwood, secretary; Emma Lyle, treasurer; Carrie McLain, historian; Ellen Waldhelm, chaplain; Rosa B. Ha- gen, inside guard; Mary Roell, trustee.
 Officers for the men are: Rob ert Baldwin, president; Mike Kelly and Dan Jones, vice presi- dent; Frederick Bockman, secre- tary; A. Polet, treasurer; Charles Jones, historian; Pete Olsen, chap lain; Sgt at arms, l.. Mattilla; doorkeeper, Clint Atwood.
 Following the installation, deli cious refreshments were served by the Pioneer ladies and and cards weer enjoyed by the members and guests.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
NOTICE

The U. s. Marshal's office. by courtesy of the FBI. has obtained sufficient forms for civil identifi- cation finger printing of the popu- lation of Nome especially for the use of the skin sewers and other native members of the population. but not exclusive of any individ- ; ual who wishes 10 establish this permanent means of identifica- lion. Prints will be taken Monday. Jan. 8. at the Skin Sewers Bldg.
 N. s. s. C. A.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
Prices.Ansd Wages To Be Controlled

WASHINGTON, fP)-Eeonomie stabilization administrator Alan Valentine, said today "a big try" will be made "as soon as he can" to control skyrocketingr m eat prices.
 He hinted broadly that the eff fort might be accompanied; by ra- tioning and probably subsidies"
 "The real fact is we don't know to what extent meat prices can be controlled, but as soon as we can we'll make try at it, and it will be a big try" Valentine said.
 This statement, made in an in- terview with the weekly news magazine "U. S. News and, World Report" coincided significantly with speedup in the agency's drive to build up a staff big enough for the gigantic job of controlling prices and wages. Val entine ordered the recruiting step up.
 In promising an attempt at con- trolling meat prices, the FSA chief indicated that he considered food costs major obstacle in the path of possible new wage controls.
 Asked if "the lack of any con- troll of meats makes it impossible to handle the stabilization of wages" he answered:
 That's the point. Not impossi- ble, but difficult"
 For GOod prinfino Call Main I1S
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08

For Good Printing Call Main l25
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINEs

Thursday William Beltz was a passenger from Nome to Fair banks.
 Sunday M. Lincoln was pas senger for Kotzebue, as were James Jensen and family. Fred Greene, Eric M. Jackson, Howard F. Lincoln, Joseph Fielder, Harold Bell, Jack Blatchford, Roy Luke and Mrs. ID. w. Eberle were Nome to Fairbanks passengers
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
ALASKA AIRLINES

Departing for Anchorage Satur- day were Bill Munz and Bill Brown. Capt. Angell was a pas senger for Unalakleet
 Arriving today were Bob Ja- cobs, Capt. Angel Susis Otten, Capt. Ost.
 Departing for Anchorage today were: Art Garland, Harry Huff, Dan Galloway, H. M. Kelly, Col. Alexander. Bound for Unalakleet were Mabel Ryan Johnson, Mrs. Frank Ryan and Susis Otton.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
Forecast And, asae Weather Report
 Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept, of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Monday, Jenuary 8, 1851

Monday, Jenuary 8, 1851
 Forecast Nome: Clear tonight and Tuesday. Northerly to north westerly winds 5 to Is miles per hour. Lowest temperature tonight -16, highest temperature Tues day -.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of TOO am. today: Precipitation, trace. Total this month, trace). Temperatures: highest 5, lowest -
 Maximum wind B miles an hour from the NINE.
 Sunrise at 9:48 am., sunset at 2:29 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 20, lowest -3.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907:
 Highest 40 in 1922, lowest -33 in 1882.
 Data for other selected stations -- r,nn A-A~,x.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
NOTICE

Explorer Scouts meeting Tues day night al 7:30 al the American Legion Hall.
 Marc Anderson
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
Hospital News

William Burgault has been ad- mitted to the hospital
 Discharged were Mrs. George Lennon and infant son, Mrs. c. Schmidt, Nora Billiken.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving yesterday with Pan American were Gus BjornStad, Perry Huff, Hans Arp and Agnes Calvin.
 Departing were Steve Andersen, M. J. Walsh, Bob Sheldon and Lee Taylor.
The Nome nugget., 1951-01-08

strongly to justify a careful re- view of the Territorial control of the Fisheries"
Evening star., 1951-11-15

Georges offers fesize V in glowing mahogany shade plastic
cobnet styled fit with contemporary home furnishings
Brushed gold color adds luxurious touch this low cost table
model Clear steady 7nch pictures With exclusive euord on
reflection scee eectroock focus and instant oget tuning Inn
proved but-n and Goden Voice Tone at Georges for inn
mediate delivery for S3 down and l8 months pay.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-30
Remember

Let us pause moment anC
compare the Union and the non
Union wage. One of the leading
greenhouses here in Toledo en-
ploys only non-Union labor, and
the hourly rate of pay is sixty
five cents per hour, which totals
up to twenty-six d ollars per
week of forty hours. Compare
this a m cunt t with the Union
scale, and you will find vast
difference.
Do not stop at wages alone,
there are working conditions to
consider too. There is no rest
period, and do not stay in the
wash room too long, or you will
be told about it. The big boss
turks in the shadows, and he
watches your work the first day,
and if you do not work to his
satisfaction, then you are laid
off, never to return.
Yes friends, such conditions
exist i'm our own community, and
they talk b out slave labor.
False propaganda can make you
think in the wrong direction, SO
we say keep your eyes on the
process of better conditions for
the Union workingman, and
have faith in the men represent
ing you in Union fight for the
future.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-30

a leadership that knows not only
how to bargain but how to keep
the bargains and h on r their
contracts once entered into"
MIR. Flory spoke of the lack Of
understanding between ! b o
and management and depicted
at some length the trying days
that organized ! "a bor had to
weather in years gone by.
DR.. Slater also emphasized the
lack of confidence on both sides
of the fence. "We must promote
understanding between manage
ment and labor" he declared,
adding Management must rec
ognize the legitimate interests
and aspirations of labor, while
labor must equally recognize the
interests of management"
Mr.. McCury, stating that he
is a relative newcomer to Tole-
do, admitted that there seems to
be nothing fundamentally wrong
with Toledo, but nonetheless he
called for a survey to "deter-
mine the facts" He said that the
reputation of Toledo, outside To-
ledo, was sworse than you
Think" but he was unable to
substantiate why this should be
so since there is apparently no
reason for it.
Mr.. j. Garfield Weathers was
of the discussion
while Mr.. Alvin Kruger, pro-
gram committee chairman, was
acting as chairman of the meett-
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-30
Control

Eighty-eight huge corporations
control, among them, more than
75% of all the assets in the Cop
per industry, Aluminium indus
try, and Tin, Agricultural Ma
chinery, office and Store Ma
chinery, Motor Vehicles, Air
craft, Meat, l. q uor, Rubber,
Cigarette, Linoleum and Plumb
ing industries.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-30
That Label

While you're looking in the
inside coat pocket for Union
Label on your new suit, take a
long look at anything offered by
Schoenaman and Curlee Clothes
products, as well as Richman
Brothers.
Those are the three hold-outs
against organized labor.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-30

officials took the position that
the sound reputation of Toledo
could be improved if certain
Special interests" i'm our city
would put stop to their hate
mongering campaign and begin
telling the true story of our COM
munity.
The panel discussion was ar
ranged jointly by the YMCA
Mems Club and the Industrial
Relations Committee of the
Council of Churches. The topic
of discussion was 'Labor's and
Management's Responsibility in
Establishing Sound Reputation
for Toledo"
DR.. John E. Slater, pastor of
ST. Lucas Lutheran Church rep
resented the public while Mr..
John c. McCurry, vice president
of the Northwestern Ohio Indus
trial Council spoke for manage
ment. This management group
was the outgrowth of the recent
fight around the UAW-CIO pen
sion issue and is made up of cor
porations that led and financed
the fight - spearheaded by Paul
Blocks Bla d e and Times -
against the UAW-CIO pension
drive.
"There is nothing wrong with
Toledo's reputation" Mr. Zvara
declared, Except that certain
special interests in our commun-
ity are doing everything in their
power to damage and, if posi-
BILE, destroy that reputation to
satisfy their own selfish inter-
ests.
"The fact that Mr.. j e rom e
Gross, executive secretary of
LMC., is in Denver at this mo-
ment to assist that city to set up
an organization similar to our
LMC indicates that our reputa-
ton is not only recognized but
is followed by other communi-
ties. Moreover, the fact that we
have less strikes in Toledo than
practically any other communi-
ty of similar size proves that
there is is responsible a b or
leadership in our community -
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-30
Labor Spokesman
Agree On Toledo

Mr. Ray Flory executive Central Labor
Union and Mr. Peter Zyara of the UAWCIO Die Cast Dept
speaking for their respective YCA
Mems Club last Tuesday evening asserted nothing
with the reputation of Toledo labor
Evening star., 1951-05-23

For credit Investigation work, some
filing, typing pref but not essential
Vacation. ms. disqualification and
bonus. Apply in person, r. Prizes,
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 3237
r. I. ave-, Mt Rainier. Md. "a
Evening star., 1951-05-23
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST. general once work.
40-hr. week. good starting salary,
liberal discounts. GARRISON TOY
g. NOVELTY Co. 1915 E st. NV.
CLERK-TxPIST, for insurance off1ce;
5-day wk,: permanent position. Ap-
ply 500 Victor Bldg. 724 9th st
CLERK : TYP1s- - s5-hr. week:
Bethesda area. Apply in person be-
tween 8 am. and 1890 am. CO.
LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO.. 500
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Md
CLERK-TYPIsT and general clerical
work In local once Of New York
stock Exchange House: salary. work
ing hours, good; pleasant environ
ment; For intsrview. call MISS
cIERkTaFfsTPas cfIEERRkklFTaaFRfAM Pi sSSe' or eart-s,me,
ary. permanent. AsKiNs' 1877 7th
cIERksrYp1sT. fii aiwi experienced; news
ss:v. sdss SsI. VII 5s1s and ssssf
C%LERK-TYPiilsT.' % insurance once, s.
day week, free 2,,i group INSURANCE.
cIERKi Giiai K-TYPfsTeWRite, ISsPfsT en- age 25-4o
preferred; 40-hr. wk.; vacation
with pay. MA. 7729. -24
CASHIER-TYPIST - For small loan
company; good opportunity. Apply
Mr.. Stuart, ROYAL LOAN CO.,
1920 Georgia ave, JU. 7-5400. 30
CLERK-TYPIST, 21-35; summer posi-
tion with medical organization. June
through Aug. part time or full time.
Interesting work and pleasant sur
roundings. Box 317-Y, Star. -26
CLERK -TYPIST. general offce work,
$3.50 to $50; 5-day week; air-condi-
toned ofiice. Pleasant working con-
ditions. Salary open. Call MRS.
SCOUTEN. ST. 1850. "a
CLERK-TYPIST-In agency:
experience preferred but not neceS-
sary; 5-day week: pleasant informal
working conditions. NE. 1906. PA
CLERK-TYPIST, perm. position, D.
day, 40-hr. wk.. pleasant working
cond.: in new modern building; paid
vacations and other employe bene-
fitS. Goth CENTURY FOX FILM
CORP, AS 3rd st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
HELP WOMEN

GIRL, white. for florist shop, with
some experience. OIL. 1875. -2S
GIRLS for stock room, large whole
sale house; white; permanent posi-
tions; 5-day week, vacations. etc.
Apply 1121 9th st. NV. ga
LADY-Work from home, earn extra
income; show Maisonette Frocks.
For details, phone AP. 43O5.
LADIES t4l-Immediate placements;
4 hours day or evening. RE. SIO7.
LADIES-l0 to Is hrs. wkly. will
earn you $50 to $50 In refined sales
work Of lingerie and hosiery. No
canyassine. REAL SILK. MA. 1857.
Of Plastics dealer
ships open in Washington and sur
founding towns. Our girls earn S75-
500 ,wk. in spare time selling plas-
tics through popular party plan.
HOUSE OF PLAsTIcs, 2435 18th st.
WOMEN (2)-National concern has
opening in their telephone division
for women to call from own home !;
unlimited phone essential; excellent
commissions. Write for interview,
giving phone number to Box 454-C,
Star 0e ~
Evening star., 1951-05-23
HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER - Young, capable,
experienced, refined background,
good references. Phone ST. 1000.
oPERAToR-TYPisT
wanted for an active Virginia real
estate office. Must have switchboard
experience, and be a good typist.
5h-day wk Prefer a Virginia resi-
dent. Call MRS. BURD, ia. 4-160O.
TEACHERS, private school in Vir-
ginia; kindergarten, primary and
intermediate grades; excellent SAL
ary; phone Gil. 1900, 8 to 5. --27
Evening star., 1951-05-23
HELP MEN tCont.
SoNnToNE CORP. nF ELMsFoRn

SoNoTONE CORP. OF ELMSFoRD,
New York, the worlds largest ex-
elusive manufacturer Of hearing
aids, has opening for energetic sales
man between the age of 80 and 80
as representative in the Washington
area. Established clientele, assured
prospects. generous advertising sup
port and splendid opportunity for
advancement. Neat appearance and
good education are essential. Car is
necessary. Please write your qualifl-
cations and, an interview will be ar
TONE CORP, 901 washington Bldg.
Washington, D. c.
HOW'S BUSINESS, MR.. SALESMAN?
Are you having any difficulty filling
the orders you sell? Or have you
begun to feel the pinch of shortages?
If that is your problem we'd like to
talk with you about selling a product
:. life insurance.! If you think
you can meet our exacting qualiflca-
tions and would like to get started
in lifetime career that puts. no
over. We can offer man over 80
\ rare opportunity representing one
OF the Oldest and strongest life in
surance companies in America. THE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
IaSTy PANy Of DESIRED NEW YoRk to sssrs1Ros s56oo
Write us giving age. marital status.
education, length of time in present
locality, etc. Charles P. Rice, man
ager. 423 Southern Bldg. -23
LIVING EXPENSES GREATER THAN
they were back home? Why not see
about working for yourself-be q
Rawleigh Dealer among your home
folks. Write for free particulars to
RAWLEIGH'S. Dept. DCE-14-QQ.
Chester. Pa. -
WANTED-A good man, exper. in
automobile accessories, radios. and
auto sales. We have the best prop
osition in town, for the right man.
Good salary, comm, plus bonus. va
cation with pay. Free oil and
gas for your car. Car need not
be used in business. 5l2-day week.
Apply in person. HERSON'S AUTO
AND APPLIANCE CO.. TIA o st. NV.
go
SUNDAYS ONLY-Animal hospital
attendant Hours, 10 to 6. 615 N.
Glehe Arl Va OW o1Qn pa
Evening star., 1951-05-23

SECRETARY for physicians ONCE,
medical exper. preferred; 5-day wk.
Salary, S2O0-S25O. depending upon
capability: Phone oL. o224 "a
ager of trade association. under 80;
must have exper.; group health. va
cation, 40-hour week; S240 mo. to
start. advancement after mos.
Call All S1On ID
Evening star., 1951-05-23
SALESWOMEN

With some knowledge of sew
ing, no sales experience neces-
sary, pleasant working condi-
tions, good starting salary,
40-hr. week, paid vacations,
discount privileges, group hos
pitalizatlon and free retire.
. ment plan. Apply in person
Mr.. Kline, SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 4036 2Sth st. So.
Shirlington Shopping Center.
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
WOMEN

With some knowledge Of sew
ing. no sales experience neces-
sary, pleasant working cond-
tions, good starting salary.
40-hr. week. paid vacations,
discount privileges, group hos
pitalization and free retire.
ment plan. Apply in person
Mr.. Kline. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 4036 2Sth st. So.
Shirlington Shopping Center,
Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
TYPISTS
CLERK-TYPISTS

1 40 i ~
AND
CLERK-TYPISTS
Age 1890. Pleasant working eondi-
lar increases. Advancement oD-
portunities. Interesting work. Pen
sion and sick benefits, .7-hour, day,
5-day week. Mon. to Fri. Gail MA.
1925. Ext. 40 for appointment.
TYPIsT-PBX OPERATOR = 5-day
week; 40 hours. See MRS. YoKLEY'
rrPIsf 11sS MaIfs TELEFHoNE iHsi piH OPERATOR.
insurance Office Phone MR.. BACH
scHMID, Ma. s112 between s;1o
WAITRESS colored; night work,
ase pR s. st. ss Fl sss5s Sc:
WAITRESS, S25 wk plus meals; g
hrs. day. QUEENSTOWN DELIcA.
WAITRESS-Hours 10 to 6 pm;
good salary; call MI. 1853 for appt
WAiTREss. SaiFF White. exper., hrs. II 80
to S pm; closed Sunday. Apply
WAITRESS, experienced. must be
steady, for excellent position. a12
Rhode Island ave. ne. 20
WOOD FOREST RESTAURANT. can
wAfTREss@White, a exper. Apply in
person, 3 to 8. KIKI'S THE OAKS
RESTAURANT. 1918 Wisconsin aye,
WAITRESS, experienced. M1cKEY's
GRILL, across from Mayfiower, 1117
wAiTREss, II Is n'es Experienced. refined. for
restaurant night club; Interview
evenings except Monday. MICH
Ess 1Sso vS,9s ave nw "a
modern restaurant: salary and excel
tips; For appt.. call JA. 2-9s62. MR.
WAiTREss, experienced. for sea
shore resort resort Mgss be IS years OF
WAITRESS. exper. LoU1Es STEAK
H9UsE 5E,s Silver Spring Md. Phone
wAITREss. experienced. night shit.
Apply CARROLL TAVERN. $40 9th
WAITRESS wanted, no exper. nee
Apply to CASAMIA RESTAURANT,
332II7 Columbia pike. Arl.. Va, ow
WAITRESS. mature, reliable, for deli
18Th siSi st.fi st., AT. 'GE TE oosS. NsSs avg Ms4 o
MATTRESSES - Apply 913 11th st
MATTRESSES (white). over 21; good
tips, good salary; hrs, Z pm. tc
AARMoNY REsTAgRANT, b1f 2nd
MATTRESSES, experienced; tray
service. Apply 1924 Conn. ave-,
SEAFARE RESTAURANT. -23
or night; experienced Apply RECT
OR'S RESTAURANT, 1345 Conn.
ave. NV. -23
MATTRESSES with soda fountain
exper., colored; S24 week to start,
meals and very good tips. Apply
1907 17th st. NV. -23
Evening star., 1951-05-23
TELEPHONE
INVESTIGATOR

For credit investigation work, some
tlling, typing pref. but not essential
Vacation. ms. disqualification and
bonus Apply In person, R. Prizes,
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 3237
r. I. ave, Mt Rainier. Md. pa
OPERATOR. expert
fnGsd In person APT 6et%seS hoass evar 20 Apgs as
MRS. CARPENTER, resident man
ager. 1901 Conn. ave. -25
rYPIST, age 20-35. for position with
expanding organization. all modern
employe benefits. Must be accurate,
Excel. salary for % auaiified d person. %
Cali HU. 5000, MIR. HoLBRUNER
rYPIsT, experienced, for service
dept. newspaper Office; 5-day wk..
disqualification and other employe
benefits; advancement. CO. 1Ol5:
TYPIsT-For position with lge. local
insurance agency: excel opportun-
ity for advancement; salary based
on exper. and qualifications. YOUNG
&, SIMON. $40 woodward Bldg,
TYPIsTWMutuel Insurance Agency,
conditioned ONCE; life insur., hos
pitslization with surgical expense.
1FLS1 LOT interesting central OllCe
duties. age 1885, excel. opportunity
for secretarial training. 5-day week,
free hospitalization, vacation with
pay; starting salary, S2.400. Why
not come In talk 1t over? NATL.
RIFLE ASSN, 1900 r. /. ave. NV,
facing Scott Circle. -26
TYPIST, part-time. high school grad.
or one about to graduate; hrs.
per day bet. 9 am. and 5 pm. 8
days per week: opportunity for full
time position. Phone RE 7711. --23
established firm can
use several experienced. for part
time work. Not over 40. Call MR..
FOSTER. MA. Obs. "a
WANTED for credit office.
no experience necessary. Starting
salary, $40. Apply REGAL, I'll 9TH
for Community Chest Fed
Grafton; permanent: 5-day week
most Of year: interesting work;
pleasant surroundings. Apply MR..
MCDONNELL. 1101 M st. NV.
TYPISTS-White. for large whole
sale concern; permanent positions:
5-day week. vacations, etc. Apply
1121 9th St NV -23
Evening star., 1951-05-23
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Ase ~ oUs;s W ~, ne Ey,ening n,a guar mas
tising department.; an opportunity
for sn accurate typist with a good
telephone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to
customers by telephone 5-day, 40
hr week Apply Personnel once
Room 500
THE EVENING STAR
t101 Pa Ave NV
Evening star., 1951-05-23

OFFICE CLERK-Young girl with
some knowledge of tipping to learn
office functions. Good starting pay,
5h-day week, welfare benefits. APP
ply. 4th floor. THE MODE. F st.
at j 18th. -25
OFFICE WORKER. knowl. of tipping,
of office; liberal salary; 5la-day wk.,
meals included. Apply HAJES, 94S
New York ave. NV IA
PAYROLL CLERk-Must be able Ia
use calculator or comptometer:
pleasant. working conditions; 4o-hr..
b-day wk.; excel. company benefits
discount PRIVILEGES. Apply Miss
Jones. SEARS. ROEBUCK d CO.,
23Ol Lawrence ave. ne. "a
Evening star., 1951-05-23
GOLDENBERG'S
7th-Sth and K Sts. NV.

AIRLINE RESERV. CLERK-Pleasing
personality, good telephone voice;
good at figures. Only recent high
school graduates considered. RE.
1855. 1919 F st. NV, Room 403.
ASSISTANT HOSTESS, white. for
dining room; breakfast and lunch
con, 5-day week. Apply Maitre
d'Hotel. CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and
AWNING SEAMsTREss and cutter.
Apply 929 H st. NV. HOOPER g.
KLESNER pa
BEAUTICIAN. experienced all around,
for permanent position; no evening
work. Apply in person. RENE. 1904
Conn. ave, DE. 3313. "a
BEAUTICIAN. good all-around oper-
ator; also opening for good mani
curist; top salary and commission.
FRED THE HAIR STYL1ST at Phil
ipsborn. sos 18th st. NV. -2S
BEAUTIC1AN, manicurlst, good mrs.
excel. salary; 5-day wk.; air-cond.
LEE. STUDIO. 18th and N. Y ave
Ma. 2399.
BEAUTICIAN, colored. experienced.
Salary and commission. 1401 Flor
ida ave- ne -23
Evening star., 1951-05-23

WOMAN-Old- established Of
fee machines co. needs capable, en-
ergetic young woman to take charge
OF one-girl ONCE. Salary open. Perm.
Apply T. A. NOLAN. 1881 East Cap
itol st. Mon. through Fri. -27
YOUNG WOMEN. pleasant outside
Work; short hours. good pay. 422
YouSG eGhs S'aEj Women, 1885 for ret Issa,l
candy shop. Must be neat and at
tractive, experience not necessary
but helpful: Opportunities for
peTson sms q FoBERF dsEs wissroNp Tfss appz GAN
DIES. 18th & G sts. NV. "A
GRAPHICS DEPT. of publishing CO
has opening for alert person seek
ing permanent position. Typing,
proof reading. makeup, etc. 37R-
hhIr,,o NJ, week; no 9 Saturdays; hospital
ST 7325. Ext. 10 for appt. -24
REAL ESTATE OFFICE has pleasant
position open for lady; work con-
sists of handling reception desk and
taking care OF small PIX board.
Some typing required. Ideal for
uptown area; Air-conditioned ONCE.
Mr.. Simon. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. 2637 Conn. ave. NV.
COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher for
summer months. Splendid expert
ence. Pleasant work S5s5 for 80
days. Boy 222-C, Star. -25
THREE GIRLS, ages 25-35. train
assistant manager. Woman's Fig
ure Salon. Sales and office exper.
helpful; free to travel; good salary.
Apply 4th floor Franklin Bids.
girls and women may
find Jobs at GOODWILL INDUS
TRIES. ME. 5940 for appointment.
POSITION in Protestant children's
home for. white woman. age 25 to
So. capable Of working with chill
dren ages . to IA. Good salary:
pleasant working conditions: live in.
References required. MA. 7271.
ELDERLY JEWISH WOMAN to tend
and stay with elderly semi-invalid
in small apt. In Northwest; rm
and- and board and small salary, GE.
TYPIsT-CLERK, under
30; large casualty insurance com
pany, congenial surroundings Make
your own hours. 41S Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV. 30