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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-12-14
SWAN QUARTER PARTY

FavOrs of Christmas bells filled
with candy and topped with two
suckers greeted the guests as they
gathered around the tables for
bridge at the home of Mrs. Ray
Cahoon Tuesday night.
The ones playing were Mrs. d.
A. Rouse, Mrs. Branch Spencer,
Mrs. Thomas Cahoon, Mrs. Murel,
Jones, Mrs. Pratt Williamson, Mrs.
Wade Swindell, Mrs. John Lupton
and Mrs. Claude Sawyer.
At the end of the game Mrs.
Swindell was awarded the high
score prize, Mrs. John Lupton
second high and Mrs. Williamson
guest high. Cocoa with pink marsh
mallows and cookies were served
during the evening.
The home was lovely with Yule
tide decorations, the score cards
and napkins were also in keeping
with the holiday motif.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-12-14
NEW HOLLAND NEWS

Mrs. R. B. Stotesbury, Misses
Nellie Stotesbury, Sidney Weston,
Nancy Stotesbury, Gloria Swindell
and Elaine Rodifer were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster of
New Bern Friday night.
Mrs. Palmer of Portsmouth and
Miss Hattie Benson of Swan Quar-
ter are spending several days this
week with Miss Nellie Stotesbury.
Herman Parks, Jessie and
George Swindell of Newport News
and Thomas Swindell of Ports
mouth spent the past week end
with Mrs. C. B. Swindell.
Mrs. Dick O'Neal and Mrs. Les
lie O'Neal were shoppers in Bel
haven Wednesday.
Mrs. Hal Swindell was the week
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Whitfield of Washing
ton.
Francis Creole of Florida is
spending some time here with his
family.
Mrs. George Wilkinson and son
of Norfolk were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Cahoon last week
end.
Pfc. Charles Howard of Mac
Dill Field, Fla, spent last week
here with Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Howard.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-12-14
ORDER CHICKS EARLY
SPECIALIST ADVISES

"Order early to get the kind of
chicks you want" is the advice
of poultry specialist at State
College.
Thomas B. Morris says poultry
men who want quality chicks for
1862 should place their orders as
early as possible. Hatchery books
are usually filled early for the
better bred chicks. Your order
should be placed by the middle of
December in order to get the best
chicks when you want them" ne
says.
The specialist advises growers
to consider the breeding behind
the chicks they plan to buy. Pro-
ducers who are not familiar with
a particular breed or strain, he
adds, should consult their county
agent or other agricultural advis-
er.
Morris also suggests checking
the laying house at this time of
year for drafts. A little time spent
in checking o nthe comfort of the
flock, he points out, may pay well
in continued good egg production.
Drafts often cause colds. During
severe cold weather curtains can
be used to keep down drafts and
snow or rain from being
blown into the house.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-12-14

Scott and James Roberts, small
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Rob
erts. claim the distinction of being
the youngest successful goose
hunters in Hyde county,
When Mr.. Roberts, who was in
the county for the weekend, start
ed to the goose blinds full of con-
fidence in his own prowess as a
hunter, he let them go along. On
the way he was busy with instruc-
tions and admonitions.
AS they came back, the boys did
the talking. All Mr.. Roberts
could was, You got my goose"
Scott and James came back to
Swan Quarter each Juggling a
goose as large as himself. Each
had shot his bird almost from I'M
der Mr.. Roberts nose. James had
to convince his father before
shooting that what he saw was
not a decoy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-05-18

WHEAT IS so REMARKABLE, you ask, about
w father helping his son plant seedling3
This is what is remarkable: it is happening
in Israel today, on lsrael's third anniversary
of Statehood And the odds were overwhelm-
ingly- that it could never happen at all.
Now you see the roots going down. Not just
the roots of the Seeding human roots, too.
The tree, the boy and Israel viii all grow to-
gether. And along with them viii grow the
worlds most precious way Of ife-demOcracy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-05-18
Picture Of a Great Eue1't

In Just three years You have helped trans
plant SOC, 900 homeless refugees to lsrael,
have given them the chance to begin a new
and hopeful life. But the work il still only
half done.
Your help = through the United IesOisk
AppeGl-is needed still to bring zoe, 600 more
this year, to reclaim land, plant forests, build
settlements and homes so that these new.
corners, too, can sink firm roots in Israels soil
Give now, while there IL time.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-05-18
Cash Your Birthday Gift
to Israel

Let Israelis Third Birthday be the occasion
tor birthday gift birthday gift that you
can give today. You can give it by paying
your pledge-the pledge you made to our
community campaign on behalf Of the United
Jewish Appeal Pay your pledge tOday-and
thereby give the UJA the cash it must have
for great events like the one shown, here.
Today. more than ever before cash means
life. Cash today for UJA means that Jews
who are now IN lands Of darkness will cele.
brats Israels fourth birthday-in Israel.
Support Your Local cump0ien Drives
throughout the South.
Ia I0ck2oAvi.ie send your contributions
Jewish Community Council
252s RIVERSIDE AVE.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
HELP WOMEN
sTENoGRAPHER and general Of

sTENoGRAPHER and general ONCE
assn; 5-day wk., 9 to 4:3O. Call
8 Re 05l9: = pm. to pm. 20
oMERY eS51f Stsn0 7Sd 1ffiss ss daytime NONE ME
sTENoGRApHER iGS required immedi-
ately. Canadian T.. Apply CANADIAN
EMBASSY. phone DE. 1011 Ext. l3l.
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day week, hospi-
talization. surgical service and life
inSprance n3sn .m proyidsd. MUTUAL M
.Ta GalI IL Mrs; 4 Stout; ma. $500. ,--23,
sTENoGRAPHER, high school grad
manent position. 5-day, 37ha-hour
week. paid vacations, free hospital.
SURETY Co.. go southern Bids..
sTfNoGaAPHiEsik; 2fa sHs = isi; nv; gsx;n.r,enc.d
established foreign tiade and ship
ping firm; must be rapid typist, and
at least average in shorthand;
neat appearance, pleasant per-
sonality required, Age limit 80.
SS S1dag g4oa Hk. Available Immediately.
sTENoGRAPHER = over 45 pre-
ierred, for engineering sales office,
b-day week, salary, paid vacation,
and group insurance. Interesting and
fairly light work. Phone MA. el73.
sTEN0; Local once Of NORTH
ANCE CO.. Milwaukee. Wis, has
permanent position. for steno. to
give secretarial assistance to sales
force; previous life insurance exper.
desirable. Apply in person to CASH
Ter. RIM. 636. 1911 K st. NV. --26
In general ONCE
work required auto tag and title
experience preferred but not essen
qualifications and previous exper.
In first letter. Box Sex. Star.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
WOMEN

Do you need extra money? Excellent
commission earnings for 2 hours
spare time. afternoons or evenings,
demonstrating via the James Plastic
Ro soFty rsa No No nysss%snt DssyIosa
HOUSEHOLD PLAsTICS CO., Box
1861. Star. State personal details
and phone number. 26s
YOUNG LADY, white, for general Of
n person. BRAY 4 SCARF. 1913
YoGNG aSSS II LhDY-ror aiTl . permanent @SI Do
sition. general ONCE work. no typins
GOOD Rseeissy ios7 iesS e.
YOUNG LADY, to work in refined
atmosphere In one of Washington
most exclusive mems store. Must
have some knowledge of shorthand
and typins. Cali MA. 4575 for in
YOUNG SINGLE GIRL for dry clean
pei person. ' ARROW cIEANERs'. eli xS a''lE se5s 5s
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN. between
1885 for position in medium sized
office. ability to work rapidly and
accurately with figures essential.
Aetna! expeI .snce not necessary.
Call MR.. EsPEY. ME. 1852, after
YOUNG WOMAN. not over IS, for
permanent position in sewing ma.
chine department: prefer one who
has some experience in sewing and
can sell; excellent opportunity: i've
day week: annual vacation. Cali in
kANN SONS CO. DEPARTMENf
Evening star., 1951-01-23
HELP WouEN

cLERK.TYPIsT. general insurance
office. 5-day wk. Phone MR.. BACH
SCHMID. Ma. 9112, bet. 9-10 am.
CLERK-TYPIsTs for accounting
but not essential. Excellent working
portunities. sI7O month to start.
NATIONAL BRoADCAsTING COM
PANY, ia 14th st. NV.
insurance office. In
teresting work. 40-hr.. 5-dav wk.
Attractive salary. Chance for ad-
vancement. Call at Rm. 400. 1908
cHERK-TYprsT, III fT;YMpirsT 5-day week, a hours
Q to 5; salary. S35 o week. Apply
in person, 1102 Natl Press Bldg.
permanent position,
white; 40-hour week, and excel
lent working conditions. Some ex-
perience required. good chance for
advancement, vacation. sick leave.
free insurance and regular cash
bonuses; Call MRS. EDGERToN,
CLERK-TYPIsT wanted to post rec
ords, type labels, fill in forms. etc.
40-hour week, S41.5O to S43.50 to
start, depending on experience. Ad-
vancement. complete employe bere-
Mt program. In reply mention edu-
cation experience. age and telephone
number. Box 359-M. Star. "a
CLERK for credit office. ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement
Apply KAY JEWELRY CO.. sOI II
st. ne. 20
Evening star., 1951-01-23
TELEPHONE WORK
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

NA1l0. ave. ~. W.
-YPIsT. some knowledge shorthand;
for office OF. local CPA; permanent
ssiaIS q stsrt saay sYsek N nss Of
TYPIST., under IS. exper. desired.
but school training acceptable If
qualified; 5-day wk., excellent work
ing conditions: viii train YOU for
s11i s91d position 3 IT as varityps so operator.
TYPIsT. permanent. excel. opport.
for advancement. wkly. publication.
Straight copy and tabular. Electric
5-day wk.. 37M hrs. Centrally 10
fassd sRTboN NH1fsDital15a'Gg fa1 sppt 81 7Sssg MRS
TYPTsT and general ofice worker; in
twenties; for national trade associa:
ton; 5-day week.. 8 to 4:30. Call
Ike; KE; G519. pm. to 8 pm; -26
TYPIST, 5,day wk;: life insurance.
es eesR'i Mk KoBrNsosNsa n ssql Re- = s1ss. $. ne ne
TYPIST,. 5-day week. disqualification,
surgical service and life insurance
provided; MUTUAL INSURANCE
stoass sstSakcxi IA. 1884 $500: = st. NV c.ll mn ar'
TYPIsT to address envelopes, type
cards, match forms. etc; full time
important than speed; good pay.
sOOO SOuQltlO1St 4u.u. Wk. CaU
MRS. EDGERTON, HO. 2476. --23
Apply HoLGYWooD CLOTHING c..
703 7th st. NV. -27
TYPIsT or ediphone operator. RE-
PUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Stow. HU. 5000. "a
TYPIST fer accounting dept: must
be accurate and neat. Call Mr.
gardner, STANFORD PAPER co,
TYPIsTs ta). for publishing COM
pany, permanent positions with ad-
vancement opportunities. 5-day
week. paid vacation. sick leave
holidays: free insurance. DI. 1000,
TYPISTS, age 1890, exp, so w.p.m.
or better, starting salary SOS per
mo-: increased to 1921 in 8 mos.
other periodic increases; 5-day, 40
hr. wk Apply Employment once.
WASHINGTON GAS & LIGHT CO.,
HOO 29th st. NV, Mon.-Fri., $50
am. to 5 pm.
TYP1STS. downtown location; vaca-
tion with pay; hrs, 8 to s, alter
nate sat. .morninss: other dement's;
accuracy in typing and arithmetic
more important than speed: short
hand helpful but not necessary.
Apply only In person, AIR CARRIER
SERVICE CORP. 1742 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-23

YOUNG MAN, white. for work in
wholesale parts warehouse of Pack
ard Motor Car Co.; 5-day wk., no
Saturday or. Sunday work; salary,
$213; vacation and sick dement's.
See Mr.. Benner, PACKARD MOTOR
CAR CO., 1242 oath st. NV. -23
YOUNG MAN, white or coiored, to
work in grocery store. Must have
drivers permit. Call at McREYN-
oLDs SUPER MARKET, 1897 6
YOUNG MAN. as assistant purchas-
ing agent, in a growing company,
age % to 35; knowledge of print
ing or purchasing experience help
ful; prefer man now employed but
looking for position with a real
future. State all qualifications in
YOUNG MAN, 25 to 35. as; as supervisor
for retail shopping service; no ex-
perience necessary: salary. advance
ment. Apply 951 Warner Bldg.
18th and E SITS. NV. -23
YOUNG MAN to work in drugstore.
8 am. to pm; familiar with
soda fountain and having Va. driv-
er's license. RUST MANOR PHAR..
$1,000 g. : YR. Ii INCOME if you l' fit in
our organization. You must be
quiet. sober, reliable, and accus-
toned to an income of $4,000 q
VI. or more. We have openings for
2 representatives who meet our
qualifications. II you meet our re-
auirements, apply in person be-
tween 8 and IL. Rm.. .212. 5303
Baltimore ave.. Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
CLERKS

S1xI4t4A0
No tipping required; we have several
openings for high school graduates.
requiring aptitude for figures. and
for filing; above average girls are
needed. and some work experience
preferred; permanent positions. in
downtown area; excellent working
conditions and opportunity; 5-day
spes Msek Miss 4So Hopkas Plsass ST. eal 4ef fGr
CLERK RECEPTIONIST-Permanent
position available to ambitious young
lady starting in business and anxious
to work under pleasant conditions,
with good opportunity for advance
ment. Work will include filing.
inter-office messenger and, relief re-
ceptionist, PIX and tipping helpful,
5,day 5,e law, week, employe Dement'S; annpal
sERvieEs saiaEEi LIFE fNsuRANeE Ssidep co
1625 Eye st. NV, RIM. 525. -23
CLERK-STENOG.. work of diversified
and interesting nature, pleasant
working @ conditions; a.4 371s-hr.. 5-day
5 pm. EQUITABLE LIFE INsGR-
ANCE CO. 816 14th st. NV. -23
permanent position.
5-day wk,; $3.50 mo. Apply in per-
cfERKTYrisT' SHn III fsna esper 5las pref for
jewlery store; Many company bene-
Malen. cSsTLEBERGs. !S EHfastSs sois Jew Wilson M
cRhsk-AYFrsf. 91zes 45li yf with exper.. for work
org. which is assisting the Gov.
ernment in important field relating
TO the emergency; l. 7h.hr. day,
Is days sick leave; 3. Hospitaliza-
tro1,n sl9n and M surgical service plan
qa berally e subsidized aho peheioo aood 'an opa
portunities for competent industrious
people: 5. Under 45 years of age
Call EX: 500. Branch 80. -23
once work IN ige ese' fae ana Sr Casualty ssnaTIs
insurance branch; 5-day, 37h-hr
Wk; Apply SOUTHWESTERN. s12
CIERK-TYPisT.Motion picture In
dustry; no experience, good working
salary. MONOGRAM PICTURES
CORP. e22 New Jersey ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 35. for perm.
employment in life insurance CO.:
eafefsra hg day setes Sdsy and ND sesSis
pIoye and oenen'i e RIM A56y spS, su1TAsnE Rss IL
LIFE MS. Co. s1e 14th St. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT. young lady. perma-
nent position; lge. financial organi-
cation; paid vacation, group hospi-
talization and retirement plan. CON-
SUMERS CREDIT SERVICE. 33l1
R. [ ave: Mt. Rainire. Nd. -23
CLERK-TYPIST, for credit dept. of
plumbing, heating and appliance
firm: good starting salary and op-
portunity for advancement. Apply
to Miss Cochran, at JOHN G. WEB
STER & SONS, 627 F st, NV.
ST. 6100. -27
or dictaphone ability; perm. empl..
varied and interesting work in hos
pital record rm.; pleasant working
conditions; economical cafeteria: op-
portunity for advancement: paid va
weekdays. PERSONNEL OFFICE,
AID. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
TYPISTS

- - AAS - ~
Several se,.1. openings open. o for sSpsris,nced ,.s
ant working conditions, vacations.
free insurance; age 20 to 80. See
suREAU. slhs GnlIs isa1 q st. nm NV. @ "a
WAITRESS. over 81: sundays Oh.
IRvINs RESTAURANT. III 18th
WAITRESS. neat and depend. sxp.
nisht work. RfcH's REsTAURANT.
10th and e NV. -23
white, sxperienced;
must be 21; good tips. Apply g10
white. experiences in
Pss.an Pike. Arf ies'eSEsns oW soso' sSl7 colu@Dis
psb o serTns ass sors. Si a5s and Dinner: sa
and cocktails; salary open. Inter
9; LasATLE ITALIAN RESTAURANT.
7O4 9th st. NV.
WAITRESS wanted. Apply TRIO
RESTAURANT. 1887 18th Ut. NV.
Tssass5ssssf s1gs, Bay Hs. 'Rs &.
904 9th st. NV.
x-RAY TECHNICIAN wanted i'm
mediately; physicians ONCE. GE.
343S or DI. 0725. pa
x-RAY. rECHNICIAN WANTED for
part-time work. 20. 3-4340. ga
GIRL for typing and p. B. K, ex-
pertence not essential: good salary;
sfisht future. ALPERsTEINs. 1920
7th Ut. NV. 40
GIRL. white. with some nursing ex.
perience. 70 work part time. AZ
Mashtngton. Call DU. 1924 on
Thurs. or Fri. Of this week, between
1-3 pm. only. I'D
GIRLS (white), for clerical work.
Also some with knowledse Of book.
Apply 1121 5th st. NV.
GIRLS, 21 to 36. for dry cleaning
sstabiishment; sood salary, vacation
Evening star., 1951-01-23
AT ONCE

National corporation has protected
nearby Va. territory open. Low pres
sure field. Direct home and prop
erty owner advisory service. Apti-
tude test and complete field school,
Ing followed by progressive training
make earnings begin in 1st wk.
Straight 25T commission; no
collections or deliveries. Local man
ager begins your training at once
and follows through on weekly field
training. For interview. phone MIR.
BECK at OIL. 1854 bet. 8 and 12
m. Wed. and Thurs, pa
Evening star., 1951-01-23
ATTENTION MEN

ATTENTION MEN
for a specialized type
of work in our advertising
department. Must have neat
appearance, good education,
81 to As and be available
Immediately. You can earn
$66 per week while learning.
We offer you rapid ad-
vancement, Christmas and
vacation bonuses. Apply
1922 18th st. NV, second
floor, personnel division,
$50 to 11::30 only, or even
ings 6 to 7::30 pm. See Mr..
Riley.
Evening star., 1951-01-23

BOOKKEEPING with general office
experience; know. of preparation of
pay roll and related tax returns
preferred. Reply. stating salary ex-
pected and experience. Box 269-M,
CASHIER, in fine Conn. ave. ladies'
specially store. Apply THE ESSIE
O'DONNELL COY. 3407 Conn. ave-
NV. -24
CASHIER-Some bookkeeping exper. /;
6.day wk. Apply in person, WALES
DECORATORS, 1919 6 st. NV. -25
Life ms. ofc. Ability to
assume responsibility and tipping
essential. No dictation. 35-hour
week. disqualification, sick and re-
tirement benefits. paid vacation.
Ages 30-45. Apply stressing edu-
cation and experience to Box 235-M,
Star. so
local ref. preferred; i;
IRV1N'S RESTAURANT. I'll 18th
CASHIER-Young woman with res
taurant experience: references re-
ouired. BASINS, 1920 Penna.
CAsHIER-TYPIsT for jewelry store.
perm; salary commensurate with
ability. Apply KENT JEWELERS..
TUl Tth st. NV, 81
Evening star., 1951-01-23
FOUNTAIN CLERKS
Males 16 Years Old
Females 18 Years Old
iooD SALARY FOR BEGINNERS.
ADVANCEMENT; PAID DURING
TRAINING PERIOD.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
II ST. NE
PEOPLES DRUG STORES

FRENCH SECRETARY. some typing
permanent position, apply BERLTTZ
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, $50
oENRRAI ash Al 6GiTERk, under as. for mIs Per
life ms. CO.; pleasant working condi-
tions; economical cafeteria. many CO.
8 am: and 8 pm, EQUITABLE LIFE
GENERxl HNs cH oFf1df SFs fth woRREK 81 RT knoT
pleasant working conds.; SIS per wk.
saIaSRD aAgRD cofRp cs5f Agg1y RgI 4tp WEATHER- y
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, for
must. must kn0T 1nnh.. Iypps ping siys aEs aso
GERMAN ifsa,Mi sec SECRETARY, some R typing.
permanent position, Apply BERLITz
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. s39I
JEWRLRY EVE RI STORE sALEsLApY-ssxp.
only; 500 per wk.; give full details
in your reply; our employees know
of this ad. Box BLK. Star. -23,
LADIES t4, neat. reliable, for part
time sales work Re; s10s. Is
ence, train for branch shop in
Hysttsville or Silver Sprine. Fast
growing org; exc. OPP: many bene-
fits; pleasant conditions. SH. 500.
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. for doctors
ofice; part-time considered. Call
MiilINERY Hi Sn2sY sALEswoMAN. exper.
5-day. 37a-hr. wk. Apply in per-
son. FRANKLIN SIMON. 1850 Conn.
ave. ia
Evening star., 1951-01-23

EASY EXTRA MONEY
Sell greeting cards. stationery. nap.
k;ns to friends and neighbors. Free
Fast local service, local distributor.
COLUMBIA ART. $50 r ST.. NV,
RIM. 500. RE. 4716. 11-3 weekdays.
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Evening star., 1951-01-23
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in our circula-
tion department.; b-day, 40-hr. week,
company becefits in addition to
salary; high school graduate, 1885
years Of age. neat In appearances,
and able to give good attendance:
reasonable shorthand and typins
speeds are required. Apply Per-
sonnel. Room 500. Open weekdays,
S:30-6 and SATURDAY. 9-l
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penns, Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-23

WASHINGTON Representative want
ed for midwestern plastics firm;
must have government contacts;
retainer plus commission. K-S-H
PLASTICS, INC, 3946 Olive Street
St Louis g. Missouri -o4
Evening star., 1951-01-23
OFFICE WORKERS
PERSONNEL
ASSISTANT

Rsceptionist and interviewer, some
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.. a334
wilson blvd. Arl.. OW. 100. -224
PERSONNEL Ia2.sS0S9N CLERK = ABLE TO
MEET NJ Fp.zPEEppP zPPEEppPLE; ExPER. Us1NG
boYps. 500 zoo 1st6 A6E ST. 81 NV 70 40.
PHONE ORDER TAKER. exneriencsd
grocery store: knowledge OF tynins:
pleasant working cond.. and excel,
salary. Apply in own handyriting
lSr s,sr personal interview. Box 3i5-E.
PHXsICIANs OFFICE tderms2s,o. m2s
gist)-Receptionist and assissant.
: typing necessary; age 2s to AZ:
knowledge OF sterilization of in.
struments important; excellent hours
sno surroundings; salary governed
ey ability. Call ewes. 81. 2124, or
saIyEsc!HIik;v a1ySs III; os50. Ext: 305.
ewes. or Sunday work; good ssiary:
s seas fsa sabsfFggT ssrP gTff bRudD uApDy sstsE
sA4LEsGIRL. exp. in enildren'1s 1zs Shoes
Apply to Mr.. Tanzman, BEYDAS. +
SALES AL s;GiRL..For bakery. excel. Sal
st9rs sts .or c,oasd right & person, 5h-day week:
day Mon. Apply in person, after II II
an. SCHUPP'S BAKERY, 5542
conn. ave. NV. -2T
sALEsGIRLs wanted for part-time
ana ful-time work 8. 8. KRESGE
Rainisr.7 Rail sr7s mS. queens Chapel rd. Moant
sALEsLADYLExper.. in curtain ina and
arapery dept; 6-day wk.; salary,
commission; for our Washington and
Arimgton stores. WALES DECO
RAT0RS, 1919 q st. NV. -25
sALESLADY. children's and Infants
wear. no experience necessary, a.
Gay week. hrs: 12 TIL 8. Apply
SALESLADY. full time. perm, 10 sell
infants and children's wear; must
pe expr.; good salary. Apply
MONTY'S K1DDIELAND, $3.50 "a
ave. Silver Spring Shopping Center.
SALEsLADY. experienced in GIFTS
AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORiEs
aggressive, smart appearinr, for
high-type clientele: permanent to
LTD. 1147 Conn. ave. -a5
SaLESLADY,- for greeting card dent.
rermanent full-tine position, AppIy
VIM BALLANTYNE & SONS. i42i
st NV. between 10 and IL am.
and 5 to 4 pm ga
CAT ECT 49,
Evening star., 1951-01-23

CLERICAL POSITION. for young
school graduate, in moderate-size
wholesale office; 5-day, 40-i1r. week.
pleasant working conditions with
customary employe benefits. Phone
La. 6-4S00 for interview. PITTS
BURGH PLATE GLASS CO. pa
Evening star., 1951-01-23
Stop! Look! And Listen

oGOp! LOOK! ana Listen
STOP Need 10 men to handle record
breaking American product made by
leading manufacturer,
LOOK! See the most salable equip
ment ever put into the sales field.
Nationally advertised throughout
radio and magazines.
LISTENi Many of our dealers are
earning from 500 to $500 per
week. Only requirements necessary
is good appearance and desire to
work. Car necessary. All applica-
tions will be given full confiden-
tlal consideration. For information.
1871 II st. NV, Wednesday. 1890
Evening star., 1951-01-23
"The notice should read: MY yfe, having
left INV bed and board
HELP MEN
COLLEGE MEN

II you have late afternoon and early
eve. hours free, 5 night per wk,
and interested in saleswork which
will pay you in excess of S76 q wk.,
apply 1346 Conn. ave-, Suite 9l9.
Evening star., 1951-01-23
SALES DEPARTMENT

College or its equivalent In business
experience; car: appointment SELL
Ing; earnings, $4,000 and up to
start: expenses refunded. Write Box
373-K, Star. Give age. education
ano one personal reference and
phone number. "a