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The guardian., 1951-03-31

by buses and private cars from
the Union Baptist Church, Mont
clair, N. J. Rev. D. c. Rice, min
ister Of the Union Baptist t
Church, Montelair, N. j., will be
guest speaker at the morning
service. Plans are being made to
entertain the state group of the
B. Y.P. u. department, Sunday,
April Is, at 500 PM, az which
time there will be a social hour,
followed by the program Of the
evening. April %, the two choirs
and minister will go by bus and
private cars to be present at
the Alden Street Baptist Church,
Springfield. Rev. H. M. Hutch
ings, minister.
The guardian., 1951-03-31
MRS. ROOSEVELT
PRESENTS AWARD

NEW YORK-It was grand
evening for William H. Brown,
Hotel Theresa Manager, and his
committee for the Annual How
ard University Charter Day Din
ner held here in the Skyline
Room, when the gracious Eleanor
Roosevelt presented the Achieve
ment Award to DR.. Franklin
Frazier.
The dinner was one which will
be long remembered oy those in
attendance because of the splen-
did address on Fellowship and
Service" delivered by DR., James
Nabrit, secretary Of Howard, and
the contributions by others on
the program. AS well as being
chairman Of the affair, Mr..
Brown was toast-master; Invoca-
ton was by Chaplain Johanna
Shields; greetings by Woodrow
w. Carter, president; a violin
solo, ]. Richmond johnson; vocal
selections by Coletta Warren,
coloratura soprano.
The Howard University Club
Scholarship Award" Of $4,000
was presented to Norma Nc
Eachron who is now studying in
one of the colleges mere.
Among the many prominent
citizens present were Judge
Thomas Dickens, Mrs. Robert
Bowling, chairman Of the Board
of Directors Of the Spence Cha
pin Adoption Service and others.
The guardian., 1951-03-31

The talk of the entertainment world today is Josephine
Bakers triumph return to the United States Now appearing
Broadway Strand theatre the fabulous entertainer who
has been the toast of Gay Paree for close to two decades
keeps crowds waiting Three years ago she classed as
flop when she appeared in the miserable production Paris
Sings Again on the great White Way After her performance
the Strand magnificent Jo will be featured in the exclusive
Co Los Angeles the Las Vegas night clubs and Chicago
Chez Paree before returning for another engagement in New
York-(ANP)
The guardian., 1951-03-31

The Isaac Taylor Post and
Auxiliary 2443, VIEW, will hold
their anniversary banquet at
headquarters in Inman Square,
Cambridge, Thursday night. April
10. Com. William Wise and
Pres. Florence Peek ask mem
bers to make reservations before
April Is.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
| Roy Rogers, Hollywood cowboy
star, looks exactly the same in
Itelevision as he does in movies.
Roy. still on the sunny side of
40. Is jumping into TV on all fours
with his trusty horse. Trigger, to
help him. He has given up his
14-year-old contract at Republic,
and the boy who was born Leon
ard Slye in Portsmouth. Ohio, is
going all out to corral TV au-
Idiences.
MY addition for television, I"
Roy tells me in the playroom of
his ranch in the Valley. was a 30
minute picture in color of my
career. I paid for it myself, and
it cost me $4,000" Roy can af-
ford it with a take of $21 ZOO. 900
last year from his enterprises.
With TV, his income will grow
and grow.
Dale Will Co. Star.
"Of course. Dale Evans will be
your leading lady on television?"
I ask. Yes" interjects Dale, who
is amazingly young to have mar
ried son. This is one girl I be-
lieve when she says, II married
at Isl
Trigger appears in every other
one of Roy's TV shows. Trigger
Junior alternates.
Il expect to sign ! O. .eontraet
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Todoy's Schedules
Stage.
ARENA - Julius Caesar:

Stage.
ARENA - Julius Caesar:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR - Painting
the Clouds with Sunshine:
1880. 3:35, 5:35, 7::35 and
$40 pm.
CAPITOL - Comm Round
the Mountain: 200, 4:30,
tbs and 1000 pm. Stage
shows: los, 3:35. $40 and
9:05 pm.
COLUMBIA - People Will
Talk: 100, 3::15, $50, 7:45
and 1000 pm.
DUPONT - 1.-THE Wooden
Horse: 1:25. $50. 5:35,
TAO and 9::45 pm.
KEITH'S - THE Day the
Earth Stood Still: 100,
2:45, 4:30. $40, sos and
9:55 pm.
LITTLE - Don Quixote"::
lis, sos. 4::55, 6:45, $40
and 1926 pm.
NJ E ROPOLITAN "A
Streetcar Named Desire:
100. $40. $40. 7:30 and
GAS pm.
NATIONAL-"Mister brakes
Duck: 100, 2:25. 4:15,
sos. 7:55 and $50 pm.
PALACE-"Texa Carnival:
1:50. 3:55. 5:55, 500 and
1000 pm.
PIX-'Jovers of Verona:
1:20. 1925. 5:25, 7::30 and
9::35 pm.
PLAYHOUSE-"No Highway
in the Sky: ITO. 3:15, 5:25,
7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Minnie, the Curious
Bride: las. $40, 4:55,
$40. $50 and 1910 pm.
TRANS-LUX-"A Place in the
Sum: los, 3:15, $50, TAO
and 9:55 pm.
WARNER - Painting the
Clouds with Sunshine:
1:35, 3:35, $40, TAO and
GAS pm.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

ing to make an occasional guest
appearance on television Just to
take care Of the ham in me-"
Burrows attributes his gift for
writing witty and colorful dialogue
to the fact that he is widely
Travelled man." but he is no globe
trotter. Born In New York, he
lived in Manhattan, then In the
Bronx and then in Brooklyn. This
footloose existence brought him in
touch with all the widely varied
and colorful neighborhoods of
New York and in his memory is a
vast library of every type Of hu-
NOR and customs from every sec
tlon Of the world.
"A lot of playwrights have
trouble writing dialogue" he
said. because they try to write
dramatically and people just don't
talk dramatically"
They try to write speeches
that are too long. Bernard Shaw
wrote some long speeches, but he
had a great gift for brevity in
speech.
When you are on o stage you
are asking people to pay money
to be quiet. In that case, brevity
is important"
He Does Everything.
Burrows is now represented on
Broadway as co-author Of the
Damon Runyon musical. Guys
and Dolls" and as director of the
musical revue, Two on the Aisle"
Both are hits. He is both writing
and directing the forthcdtning
jamie"
Burrows got into the song writ
ing business strictly as a gag, but
he proved to be a best selling
lyricist. Among those from his
typewriter are '"The Girl With
the Three Blue Eyes," Morning
Becomes Electra, but You Look
Better at Night" 1--WE Got a Girl
in Calico Who's Dying for q
Mink and "Oh. How We Danced
on the Night We Were Wed, I
Needed q Wife Like o Hole in
the Head"
The jovial writer-comedian
didn't start his career as q writer.
He left New York University as a
salesman Of two such incongru-
GUS wares as wall paper and maple
syrup. He soon discovered that
his gags were going over great
with the customers, but they
wouldn't buy any wall paper or
maple syrup. So he started to
sell his gags and soon became
head writer on Ed Gardner's
"Duffy's Tavern" program. This
led to television, and now to his
multitude Of activities on Broad
way.
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Leqit SnQtches Abe
From Jaws Of Video
Versatile Burrows to Return Later
To TV Because He's "a Ham
By Mark Borron

A man who looks like a prime
candidate for the grunt and groan
wrestling industry. Abe Burrows,
now is well established as one of
the most eloquent wits and stage
directors in Broadway show busi-
ness.
In addition he Is top flight
writer Of stage and television
shows, as well as being author of
songs with titles which, at first
glance. make you reach for the
comforting folds Of a strait jacket.
I've now quit television to de-
vote myself entirely to the Broad
way stage" he said the other day
between rehearsals of jamie" a
musical play which he is direct
ing for a Broadway premiere dur
ing the New Year holidays.
I'm also busy rewriting the
show in collaboration with Ralph
Blame. the composer-lyricist, and
Charles O'Neal, author of Three
Wishes For James McRuin," the
Christopher's award novel on
which the show is based.
He viii Be Back.
"I've quit my ABE Burrows tele-
vision Show to devote most of
my time to the stage. But I'm not
quitting teleyision entirely. I'm 60
Evening star., 1951-10-21
But Dad
Wrote En-
Virginia Tells All
About Honors
'nHigh School
BY the Assoeioied Press
HOLLYWOOD.


Hot Carriers Gertie says: TT
will come as a shock to the
faculty of Soldan High School in
st. Louis. but I didn't deserve
those scholastic honors."
Nevertheless, H. G. G. must rate
as one of the most successful
graduates of Soldan. OF course,
she was better known a dozen
years ago as Virginia Jones-and
now as Virginia Mayo.
The luscious Miss Mayo is
tabled Hot Carriers" only for
her latest movie "She's Working
Her Way Through College" Such
an unacademic label stems from
the unique way she earns her COL
lege tuition-as a burlesque strip
teaSer.
In fact, during this interview
she was wearing the movie version
of what the well-undressed strip
teaser will wear. And how Soldan
High School belongs in such a
dressing room session is quite
puzzling.
But Virginia said she got honors
in English composition because
her father was a newspaperman on
the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Daddy used to write such beau
tiful compositions for me-" con-
fides Virginia now.
And her brother, she admits.
just loved mathematics. And
what kind of a sister would she
have been not to let him practice
with her problems?
Evening star., 1951-10-21
Royond TriggerWi||Jump|nto TV
Air Shows to Be Moin Department of His Busy Life
But Cowboy Star viii Make Few Movies Yeortv -

on philosophy. We all 60 to
church on Sunday at $50, then
we attend Sunday school with the
children. In addition to Dale's
grown-up son. Roy has three chill
dren from his first marriage. (His
wife Orlene died soon after their
last child was born.) Roy and
Dale have little girl, Is months
old. Robin Elizabeth. very delicate
since birth, but now gaining
strength and on her way.
He Wore Black.
Fishing, swimming and riding
that's the life for the Rogers fam
lily. Roy bought the Valley house
and estate - with stables - last
March. All the horses, except
Roy's palominos are stabbed on
the premises.
DO you ever wear civilian
clothes?" asked Roy.
Only once since I've been a
star" he replies. I remember now
/ saw him in a tuxedo at a party
given by the late Atwater Kent.
But Roy rarely goes to Hollywood
parties. and I've never seen that
tux again. "I have all the West
ern suits I've worn in pictures for
the past 10 years." he tells me.
But / have an organization to-
give away all my old boots. hats
and shirts.
I ask to see the jewel-studded
$4,000 saddle. decorated with
gold, silver and rubies, bought al
few years back for Trigger. TITS
on tour" says Roy. Triggers
leather and chrome, hot and cold
water trailer-a cleaning house
on wheels-set Roy back $35, 900.
Now YOU can see why all the
smart movie stars. insist on max
ing Westerns. There's plenty of
fresh air in the wide open spaces
and smart buckaroo can make
an easy fortune.
CReleased by North American Newspaper
Evening star., 1951-10-21
By SheiIoh Grohom

with a major studio, but right now
I'm free-lancing in films. The
first, as you know. is Son of
Paleface.' with Bob Hope and
Jane Russell.
DO you get to kiss Jane or your
horse?"
Roy grins. so does Dale who
says, He won't kiss Jane" (But
Jane Russell says. Hopes in love
with me. I'm in love with Roy and
he's in love with Trigger.")
I'll make two or three big films
a year and appear on TV every
week. I won't have time for per-
sonal appearances or rodeos for q
while. won't even have time for
a vacation-but I won't need it "
cts refreshing to hear of q star
who isn't tired. Most say they
are exhausted.
He Rests Fishing.
Il can get in one day of fishing
and forget everything" says Roy.
Roy takes his position, as idol
OF children. very seriously. He
recently raised $4,000 for Grip
pied children at a benefit, and he
gives away three golden statues
of Trigger with his annual Safety
Campaign. Some 5000 schools
are participating this year. Roy
flies to the winning schools to
present the trophies.
There were about 10 children
running through the house and
the extensive grounds when I
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers.
My recipe for happy marriage, !"
says Dale, sis to have children
around and keep busy. There are
not enough hours in the day for
everything I have to do. I get up
early and go to bed late. I'm a
career girl and a home girl. But
when you have children, home
has to come first. We never talk
work at home. We have lots of
company. but eat strictly family
style.
Il do a lot of religious work. "
Dale continued, "and read books
Evening star., 1951-10-21
The Passing Show
Real Snoppy Writing
Is in Press Books
Hollywood Authors Really Let Go
In This Dramatic Literature
The Passing Show
By Jay Cormody

One OF the mistakes drama desks make that OF
busy with and mo ss
they forget these also constitute snappy
merce too one that blares its wares
looked sales literature Critics and comnss long dcov
cred that these not only lively reading
men Of undaunted imagination Occasionally
authors promoiona material are too often ignored in favor
OF playwriehts and script writer's who often duer
for THE Lovers Of heading Catch Lines
the suhor suggests to exhibitors that they catch every with
over Born Yesterday Harvey Trio and cyrano
by Park East Magazine" -
Bringing Light to Darkness
country concerned with their own little loves taxes
pe ETC. might never have read what Park East thinks about
ness and he not to play the irresponsible
Among book authors of East repre-
sen the cultured type His opposite number is the fellow
latter assigned to such productions as Texas
Carnival BY the merest chance and the foresight Of the girl
Put Room Tootn' !heater Campaign Behind American
You wonder what this has with Shelton
Esther williams If So the man goes on to explain:
window displays with their play Dividend
and the American Gas Assn national eup with that
Esther Williams the pictures IT'S
BIGGER It's the greatest range promotion staged"
The mans job, to be is sell the picture he
wants to toss in we'll that just shows how confident
in the book and available to the local Ioew The
latter incidentally did not bother It was content instead to sell
stars and brighter Technicolor.
You Con Own The Kiss at Barsain
The catalogue mail however,
neither Of Instead which advertises
for the prints of classics which ought
mans home the most popular place in the community.
How movie lovers this department certainly
did no-hat SIS his private print perhaps
of the early movies The Kiss? Well
catalogue 16mlimeter recall
old Edison production starring John Rice and May Irwin The
e-mm. size is only half price
probably typographical error,
suggestion of among movies
are advertised at s1os2 Why one own "The
Haunted Ship" at such inviting low cost? Read
catalogues words:
Second only The Skeleton Dance a unique and
fascinating comedy Of Clever ideas
ship play with fishes"
almost advertising quite
what the surface The Skeleton Dance" listed
as available for purchase which obviously takes out Of
compettion.
How About The Hoshefs Deirium'7
possibly enticing item to the bent laying
stock OF old films instead of watching
vision is THE Hashers Delum grandfather may
forgotten tell about this but the catalogue
such remissness his part '-s@1
OF "The Hasher's Derium" says
One Of the very first animated research
not complete this title produced
before may animated cartoon ever made
entirely cartoon Picture is entirely cartoon except opening
and closing sequences"
would like to what happened roustabout
fell asleep in restaurant a cartoon in
1905, you will have to buy this $1s
Of perhaps you also feel it is dramatic
Evening star., 1951-06-01

BEAUTICIAN-s75 e start; must b b
top-notch hair stylist. WILLIAM OF
NEW YORK HAIR sTYLIST. 1915
Michigan ave. ne.
BEAUTICIAN-Part or full time: s.
day week. s23 10th st. NV. ST.
BIRaAiUJr1cIAN, ia iii good ali-around op-
orator, top salary. and commission.
Fred the Hairstylist at PHILLIPS
BEAUTICIAN-Modern. busy shop
needs experienced operator for per-
HfLICREsT BEAUTY SALON. 2s12
Alabama ave. s.e.. vi. $500. --5
BEAUrICIAN-With q license. Do not
need experience. Apply in person.
BEauTY asS KsnnedS nSeFSERxr6R a. niw' with a silver
Spring followins; high comm; take
charge Of shop. Box 151-E. star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, to assist in all
services Of hairdresstng and also
give manicSrss; salary open; hrs. nFs;.
suse ss ST. e. el ea p Mr. r EuBINo issEs afssr Be-
1922 for appt. 1859 Connecticut
BEATTY fSfi OPERATOR, eolored; neat
appearances, pleasing personality;
sloi tins 18th hGurs e. ne Ia to esos6p apDi'
BEAUTY OPERATOR. $50 per wk.,
plus commission. Can earn sos to
SS5 per wk Apply LOUIS. Creative
Hairdresser. 17i6 Eye St NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), for better
suburban shop; nice opportunity
OPERATOR, experienced;
new aforementioned salon. Apply
Miss Forsythe, MAXIM'S BEAUTY
STUDIO, 1885 F st. NV. -3
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Downtown
shop; no eve. work; pleasant work
ing conditions. MIR. BENNETT. ST.
1922, -
Evening star., 1951-06-01
HELP MEN

YOUNS MAN. white, Cor soda foun-
tain; evening work; honest and re-
liable. Apply In person, EAST CAP
FVOL PHARMACY, Sth aF1 Cast
Capitol sts. IL
YOUNG MAN, desirous learning ad-
verttsing business, offered opportu-
nifty, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to ad-
yerttsing director; natl. publication;
6.day wk.; vacation, insurance. hos
pitalization; good starting salary.
YOUNG MAN. good with figures. in
sponsible position. $47. so to start.
Hospital, surgical, ms; and vacation
benefits. Interviews Mon. and Tues.
8 to IL am G. B. MACKE CORP.
212 H st. NV. s-3
YOUNG MAN, "a to 35. with me-
chanical background, to install
kitchen and heating equipment; D.
day week; good working conditions.
Call AP. 5000 for appointment. --3
MAN--White, in order de-
partment of long-established ONCE
supplies store; pleasant surround
ings.. clean work. permanent Job;
excellent opportunity for advance
Inent; draft exemption desirable;
vacation with pay. plus sick leave;
51a-day week; retirement pension
plan. STOCKETT-FISkE CO., 9l9
E st. NV. -3
YOUNG MAN, colored. to work around
grocery store; exper. not necessary;
must have drivers permit and good
refs. Apply 1911 10Th st. ne. -
Evening star., 1951-06-01
HELp WOMEN

sALESLADIEs-- - Hels wanted tor
alesanaris shcs seGfs Va ssa e9per not neces.
sa.y; regular and Sart time. kpp.y
MR.. KAPLAN, COL H st. ne. --2
SALESLADIES, colored, retail exp
necessary. MIDWAY DRUGS. 1901
7th st. NV. p
experienced. children's
n,a ws,ar fui anS Sr part time Excellent
ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r st. NV,
|SALESLADIES, also fountain sales;
no experience necessary; pleasant
working conditions, good salary
8. 8. KRESGE CO., 110l q st. NV.
II
SALESLADIES-Fuil and part-time
Pleasant working cond: good paw.
DARLING DRESS SHOP. 700 9Th
81. Sc. -3
Evening star., 1951-06-01
HELP WoMEN
CLERKS
BETHESDA
PART TIME AND
FULL TIME

zfsEsrs zsisTo Bga 4ss1tiGas eEAsER ssEEaf0s Branch
on Old. GEORGETOWN rd., for both
store clerks and managers. Expe-
frience not necessary; GOOD pay
pointment. phone WI. 1880. ID
|CLERK-MANAGER = Modern dry.
cleaning store. 524 sth st. Sc. -
CLERK-TYPIsTi general ONCE work
40-hr; week. good starting salary
liberal discounts. GARRISON TOY
g. NOVELTY CO. 1918 e st. NV,
CLEKK-TYPIST,. interesting and va
ried work with Red Cross. Some
knowledge Of bookkeeping helpful;
Posss seaets0 sssa n0ais appy e HB oRy coBz be
tween 10 and 4. 1880 = st. NV.
cLERK-TYPIsT, perm. position, s.
day. 40-hr. wk., pleasant working
vacations and other empioys bene- b
fits: Goth CENTURY FOX FILM
CORP. 415 3rd st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, white; permanent
position; 4o7hour week. Apply S2i
Clerk :. ;TYpIsr - s5-hr. wee week;
Bethesda area, Apply In person be-
EUMB12 ETUaMeh aa shEcfaLF9s s!id 1870 con- 5' Cos Sos
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
CLERK-TYPIST, knowledge Of gen
eral once routine; .5-day wk., good
sondifiggn.s ssaTfilfhg salssy; pEyy; pleasant working
CLERK-TYPIST. to work in local of :
nee no, oI national automobile finance
tions. Ideal for person seeking % em-
pIoyment In Silver Spring area. Ap-
ply UNIVERSAL C. /. +. CREDIT
SSS99RP.' 1880 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring,
CLERK-TYPIsT for general of1,e.
work. Steady advancement. No % exn
necessary. LA. 6-7731. 3746 10th
cIERRkiI.TYP1sT. Ii RiI claim dent, IS lars.
stock casualty company; exp. not
necessary. Call ME. l545. .
CLERK-TYPIST-Free transp., group
Decentralization and ins. Cali in
person, Rm. 205, W. NJ. d A. MO-
aoH LINES. 442l Southern ave. s.e.
CLERK-TYPIST. general office work:
5-day week; excellent opportunity,
large meat packer; write giving
qualifications; experience not nee
essary. Write Box 16S-E, Star. %
CLERK-TYPIST, exp. newspaper Of
nee circulation, records department:
5,oay Wk.; vacation and other en-
S,ose Go n9a n6enents; rapid advancement.
CLERK-TYPIST for national con-
sumner nnance corporation. Interest
ing work, many employe dement's.
free hospital lization, Insurance. paid
vacation, pleasant working condi-
lions. Regular salary increases. No
experience REQUIRED. Apply in per-
son, LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE,
10 Carroll ave. Takoms Park. Nd.
CLERk-TYPIST. for insurance once.
e-o VIZ. Permanent position. Apply
oo3 Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
YOUNG MAN

Some accounting knowledge
and tipping ability preferred,
Must be able to get along
with people, those with
whom you work and the
public with whom you will
deal. Attractive salary, paid
summer and winter vaca-
tion totalling 3 weeks. Free
parking, group insurance
and other benefits. Here is
a splendid opportunity to
advance with a rapidly eX-
panding finance company.
See Mr.. Lesser.
AUTO MONEY co.
18th AND K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-01

ASSORTERS, experienced in starch
sorting; top pay and excellent work
a, ;ng conditions, Apply in person,
Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
FOOD CHECKERS

Meat wrappers. grocery clerks. book
keepers; paid vacations, sick bene-
fits, 5a-day week. Apply In person,
e County Jun; 7 PAfR T R ROOD STORES
1850 Lee Blvd. Falls Church. vs..
81
Evening star., 1951-06-01

FOUNTAIN GIRL, coiored. drugstors
vl,S eSper S26 S Tsek. L. Il, s4Ios 1ost al al
experienced; good salary and hours
QUIGLEY'S. 21st and @ NV. Ia
FOUNTAIN GIRL, experienced. white
42-hr. wk. Shift work; 8 to 8 ant
3 to 10. Meals. tips, uniforms. S35
CONTINENTAL PHARMACY, 422 N
Capftol St ST 0678.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
CHAUFFEUR
CLERICAL WORKER

For hospital record room; consider
able filing, some typing, no techni-
cal knowledge required; 6h-day
excellent personnel policy. Apply
Record Room. DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
1915 Eye st. NV. -3
CLERK for general once work, retail
store experience preferred but not
necessary. Typing essential; perma-
nent position. CAPITOL FUR SHOP.
1908 q st. NV
CLERK for interesting work in pur-
chasing ofiice of life insurance com.
pany. 371a-hour, 5-day week. Apply
Room 900. S16 14th st. NV. be-
tween am. and 3 pm. II
CLERK, white, for dry cleaning plant
Good salary, Apply ALL-STATE
CLEANERS, 2026 r. !. ave. ne
CLERK. drug. part time; 8 ewes
week, every other Sunday; exper.
excel. pay plus comm. WHEATON
PHARMACY. 11401 Ga. ave-, LO
Vs
Evening star., 1951-06-01
TYPISTS
AND
CT,ERK-TYPTSTc

Age 1890. Pleasant working condi,
tions. Good starting salary. Regu.
lar increases. Advancement oppor.
tunities. Interesting work. Pension
and sick benefits. 7-hour day. 5-da5
week. Mon. to Fri Call Ma. 1925
Ext. 40 for appointment. II
TYPIST CLERK. permanent posi-.
tion. 5-day week. KIT MUSIC CO.,
1880 G st. NV. 81
TYPIST-CLERK-Permanent position
for experienced typist. Vacation with
pay; group insurance. including hos
fits, 5-day, 4O-hr. Wk. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES, INC, 1S45 4th st.
ne.
TYPIST- CLERK. - Interesting work
for young woman. age 20-30, in
branch ofice of national publisher.
Good working conditions, congenial
associates; 5-day week; opportunity
for advancement; starting salary,
S45 per week. Address replies to
Box 394-A Star IS
Evening star., 1951-06-01
TYPIST

No experience required; pleasant
MARVIN CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-06-01
HElP WOMEN

FOOD CHECKER CASHIER
Relief. 6-day week: intefesting hote
work; liberal company benefits. Ap,
ply employment ONCE. WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL.