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School Plans Approved

Plans for five new Prince
Georges County Schools have
been approved by the Board of
Supervisors.
Approval was given because con-
struction has been held up as a
result of a proposal to establish
a county architects Office to draft
all plans. Architects were reluc-
tant to proceed. The supervisors
already had approved $6.6 mil
lion school program and assur-
ances were given that a decision
on the county architect proposal
designed to save several thousand
dollars would be reached within
| 80 days.
Evening star., 1951-02-07
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

10 to Is west portions, except
near zero in mountains.
Virginia - Partly cloudy with
strong northwest winds and a cold
wave tonight and tomorrow. A
few snow furries likely in noun
tains and low tonight Is to 20
except near 5 above zero in noun
tains, and 20 to rs on the coast.
Wind velocity at II am. today,
l13 miles per hour: direction.
NORTH northwest.
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Where There's S d Viii a..

Speed limit signs will be
placed on the ForestviIle road
near Andrews Air Force Base
even if Private Citizen j. C..
Barnes has to buy the signs
himself-and he may have TO.
Mr.. Barnes told the Prince
Georges County commissioners
yesterday that Air Force person
mel have turned the road into
another Indianapolis Speed
way" and that school children,
who board buses, are likely to be
killed. The commissioners were
afraid of setting a precedent If
they granted his request for i'm
stalling speed signs. They will
ask the State to do it, otherwise
it's up to Mr.. Barnes.
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Soviet Jets Output Seen
At 400 Monthly Soon
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. Russia is
expanding production of her
MIG-15 Jet fighter planes and,
according to Swedish sources,
expects to be producing 400 a
month in the next few months,
the magazine Aviation Age said
today.
1t said American production of
planes of all types does not ex-
coed $50 a month.
The magazine said the MIG-15,
which has been in action over
Korea. has speeds up to $50 miles
an hour.
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'Y Activities Dispersed

Most activities formerly car
ried on at the Montgomery County
YWCA Cottage, Bethesda, now are
taking place in other locations
since the structure was declared
unsafe.
The Board of Directors asked
building inspectors to examine the
premises recently after the floors
were observed to sag. Iron and
timber snoring in the basement
has made the converted residence
usable for small groups, but dances,
dinners and other events for armed
forces personnel and 'teen-age
Evening star., 1951-02-07

District of Columbia - Rain
mixed with snow ending this
afternoon, followed by strong
northwest winds and turning
much colder with partly cloudy
weather tonight and tomorrow
Low tonight about 18.
Maryland-Partly cloudy with
strong northwest winds and a
cold wave. Snow f1urries in the
mountains tonight and tomorrow.
Lowest tonight Is to 20 east and
Evening star., 1951-02-07

Government Employees. Others
elected were r. J. Kinney, vice
president; A. e. Underwood, secre-
tary-treasurer, and D. j. Mitchell
and Mr.. Kinney. Grievance COM
mittee.
fBe sure to listen at 6::i5 pm.
eUery Saturday o0er WMAL,
The Star station, to Joseph
Youno's Federal Spotlight radio
broadcast featuring additional
netos and vie,us OF the GoDern-
mental Scene.J
Evening star., 1951-02-07
Strike Of l35, 900 Closes
A Big Coal Mines in Jupon
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

TOKYO. Feb. IA strike Of
$4,000 miners demanding wage
increases shut down Japan's four
major mining companies today.
The miners ask boosts of 65 yen
daily for surface workers and 400
yen for underground workers. The
present scale is 258 yen for sur
face workers and 426 yen for un-
derground miners.
At current exchange rates 1850
yen for 81. that's $l.18 a day
for underground work.
Evening star., 1951-02-07

Pentagon, Agri-
culture Depart
ment, Govern
ment Printing
Office. Bureau
of Engraving
and Printing,
and the House
and Senate caf-
eterias and din
ing rooms.
Also. opera
tors of private
ly owned res
taurantS have
been called by
Tho c,,hnnx,nn;f
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9 Service Dances Scheduled

|. Nine nearby service units are
inviting girls to dances being held
this week end. beginning with one
at 7:30 o'clock tonight at Andrews
Air Force Base. Fort McNair will
have a dance at 8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-02-07
By Joseph YOUNG

Senate Civil Service subcommittee will
tomorrow to Investigate the food
and congressional eating places.
Headed by Senator Monroney, Democrat Oklahoma
group has summoned officials Of Government
operates Federal cafetera the
operators Of cafe
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|. S. WfATHfP bURfAU NAP
prno,,,,,,, =, Al c.nrs,<r

Snow Furres predicted tonight for Upper New England
New York. Western the Lakes region and Ohio
Valley prospect the Atlantic coastal States
from Georgia into Southern England Rain will fall in the
Northwest It will be colder from the Western Highland Plains
eastward to the Atlantic Coast with temperatures well below
zero Upper Mississippi Valley and Northern Plains Southern
Florida will have temperatures the mid ZAP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1951-02-07
Maryland and Virginia
News in Brief

groups. are being carried on else
where. The board is seeking other
quarters in the Bethesda area.
Evening star., 1951-02-07

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. II. on January 10.
Lowest. 13. on February 8.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High. 4s. at 2:15 pm.
Low. 80. at l:25 am.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
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River Report.
(From q. s. Ensineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy at
Harpers Ferry.
Humidity
Evening star., 1951-02-07

tReadings at Washington Airport.)
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The Sun and Moon
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches In Il
CAPITAL tcurrent month to date):
Evening star., 1951-02-07

JeIdtUTS U CHI6-
employees in the
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SECURITY for
2 men, who must have experience in
the, security field. We will furnish
leads, cooperation. material. special
situations and the know how" to
get results. Kindly phone for appt.,
JOHN c. KAHN CO.. RE. 1915. Il
SERVICE MAN--Must have exper-
fence or recent graduate of trade
school with drivers license. Apply
sE ER31 Esh s r. ny; ArrrN mN
must be experienced in lubrication
S N@f5 s salary plus g-s eommission. CON
MACHINE SERvICEMAN,
experienced on all family machines;
must have car; salary. bonus and
car allowance; permanent with OPP
portunity for advancement. Call
in person. Sewing Machine Dept,
S. KAHN SONS CO. 80
SHOE MAKER WANTED-All around
man, reliable. steady Job come
SHOE SALESMAN Esff iV Experienced a sa only,
Ply at JOSEPH DE YoUNG. NC.
SHOE HOE S sAL Ii; n.M; experienced m|S in
children and women's footwear; also
sat. extra. THE PENN BOOTERY,
652 Penh ave. Sc. 81
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced in
children and womens footwear; also
Sat. extra: QUALITY SHOE SHOP.
SS;3ls Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille,
SHOE SALESMAN. must be expert
at once, manager QUEEN QUALITY
BOOT SHOP, INC, 1921 F st. NV.
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HELP MEN

WELDER, electric. NATIONAL BRICK
s. eoT Fl. 1 Toi; Terra o0''S L.
WINDOW DRESSER. experienced chill
drens wear; .full-time, permanent
PeSlt1n; sG sSselle ,aa5 salary Apply
BOY, white. is to 22, for work in
Ho NOR e., els i 18th 'v St. NV WV
BOY. work after school, IL to IA
55ooday wk. 4 to 6 pm. and 10 t.
1 ~; Sat; Refs. req; Apply MR.
Bldg. Vermont and H SITS:
MAN for national small loan cor
poratlon. Prefer retired man be-
tween 1850 Car needed; salary
basis; steady employment Box S2Ss3-
Man to work on dairy farm. Route 2
Fa if Va. Call MR.. HOWARD
MAN to, steam clean auto motors,
ana p.m. eJ Jo snsss oa'i 0e.. Us
chandise vending machines; hard
work; good opportunity; must be
bondable and have D. C. permit; $50
week to start. Box 199-K. Star. Il
Man MAJ, VII white, with D: e: drivers per.
warehouse; must be in good physical
condition and over 80 years old
Wo. 4244. Colony HOUSE. 4s44
MAN e is to . 49, to work
MAN, aged 20 to so. to learn the
automatic merchandising business !:
excellent earnings, good future, D.
c. drivers permit necessary; Apply
ai & MI Il o afna'y "a. G G.s' co.
MAN. white. who can handle men,
to supervise Stockrooms: must be
settled and sober: experience not
essential; $50 week to start; 5-day
week, 40 hours. Give age and past
or present employment. Write Box
305-M, Star.
MAN. 1890. high school education
and some experience in sales work
or public contacts. Start about $50
week. Excellent opportunity for ad-
ygancemaeent. Apply no 14th st. NV,
MAN with license to drive truck and
Capitol ave. ne. corner Fenwick st.
MAN with character ref to serve
dinner nights and do one days
work week. for room, board and
S15 mo; in family. Have cook
MAN. 27-4o. to learn and operate
tions and supervision by competent
instructors. Assured income while
Learning lear ha..u Write. giving experience
MAN, 30-40. experienced in route
supervision work; permanent posi-
tion with we'll established and pro-
gressive laundry and dry cleaning
arm nEg, Write Write full particulars, Box
MEN (3). steady Job with large pub
Usher, no experience necessary;
good chance for advancement. Ap-
ply 422 Bond Bldg. 30
MEN-For sales promotion work: no
selling or car nee; perm, position
5-day wk. Apply 1921 9th st. NV.
MEN-Full time or part time. Are
you satisfied with your present In
come? Full time Fuller Brush deal
ers average $97 and up per week
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant.
courteous and buy these famous
every day necessities regularly.
tablished territory with regular
customers. Personal training is
furnished. No experience necessary.
Start on one or two day trial basis
II you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Due to the tremendous demand
for Fuller Brush products q few
openings are now available. Full
time or part time. Apply OIL
National Press Bldg, 14th and F
sts; NV. or call DI. 4477 or D1.
349S. 81
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BOOKKEEPER, experienced on double
entry and cost accounting. Splen-
did opportunity and future. perma-
nent: salary open; 5-day wk., pleas
ant working conditions, paid vaca-
lions, group insurance benefits.
Apply personnel dept. EMBASSY
B Be- la INC 1920 LIST st: IS n;w''
work; interesting and varied; hours
arranged: Box 266-L, Star. 49,
. OOKKEEPER-TYPIS for large ho-
telapt. in Alexandria; 5h days. sal
airy open. Apply in own handwriting
to 2. Q. Box 1173. Alex. Va. -2S
BOOKKEEPING with general Office
pay. roll and related tax returns
preferred. Reply. stating salary eX-
pected and experience. Box 26e-M,
B Ssh; MACHINE o1 m2s
between % and 35. experienced. fol
Underwood-Sunstrand; must be able
to type at least so words a min.
pleasant working conditions, hours
NV. Mon. through Thurs. between
: and $50, See MR.. WERNER
CASHIER capable of making correct
change and full charge of register:
bonded; 5-day week. MINT MAN,
2425 Wilson blvd, Arl.; Va. No
phone calls. 80
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MIR. NEAT and courteous salesman
II you THINK you can sell. we
want you; If you are used to max
ing much above the average, you
need us. II you are willing to work,
experience is not necessary. THIS
ments. the best selling field in the
world. For interview, call
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 1855
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YOUNG MEN-For Shipping room;
large wholesale house; excel. opport.;
(white): 5-day wk.; perm. position.
Apply 1921 9th ST. NV
WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE
Wanted to handle government con-
facts for Virginia manufacturer
Box 212-L. Star. go
WANTED, man to work on dairy and
general farm. Must be exp. farm
machinery. Fairfax 432-W3, or
write STUART T. DEBELL. Center
Full OR PART TIME men to Ss Sell
life health and accident and hospi-
talization insurance for an old line
CO. Call Room 404, 600 F st. NV,
between 10 am. and 3 pm.
WANTED-Man, experience, preferred
but not necessary to start. RAW
|, LE1GH.S, Dept. DCA 14-M, Chester,
RETIRED MEN for light filling sta
tion work. 20 mi. south OF wash
ington; must be active. honest and
sober; steady work. good pay; g.
day wk. Apply in writing. stating
age, qualifications, phone and ad-
dress. Box 10. Woodbridge Post
once Woodbridge. va. as
WANTED-Men to drive Yellow Cabs;
must have p. C.. permit. MONT
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Excel. opportunity for aggressive
yourg man in our mems shoe dept.
good pay. with excel. working conds.
Apply Mr.. Ettlin Bird f., BOND
STORES, INC. 1898 z ST. IS
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NATURE MAN

About 80 yrs. old. intelligent. with
automotive clerical experience. to
act as assistant shop foreman and
learn automobile business. Good
salary to start. vacation with pay,
bonus, pleasant working conditions.
See MIR. Benson, after 8 am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC, 1871 Blad-
ensburg I'd. ne.
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CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
IDOL Penna. Ave. NV.

Eork: contaet ull ma si NEW Y e5Ris
cIERk-Psx o 81 ia 81 n;E
position in national company. with
excellent 9Spportupity for r,n adyance
ence. Box iaasK. Star. Ssi
CLERK-STENOG.. work of diversified
a anq inter9s5ng nature;
X: seenomieal 5nG eateteFia: under
PM. i EaGi 81. 0f LIFE I N IL
cHNfk sH 81 l1sh 4 n tor ges
salary y open IVA ACE ELEcTRf ReSs SUP.
Ply CO. INC, 1875 14th st. NV,
cLERK-TYPIsT, permanent. position.
S5day VIZ VIZ; I Si5o mo mo; Apply in per-
CLERK-TYPTsTs for accounting Of
flee; Some accounting experience
preferred, but not essential. Excel
lent working conditions and ad-
ne mo n2s e start t,I N Az A1 BROAD
CLERK-TYPIsTs and bookkeepers;
5-day week; $50 to 4:30; congenial
surroundings in large insurance CO.
home office; good opportunity for
advancement, retirement plan; paid
perm position. Apply Room ,702,
CLERK- = Z good salary; per
manent; 5-day wk.; vacations; com
Rany eenss MI insu Taies Fh hPgx
JEW afdlasSs co.! ea7 f 7th st. Nv NV,
cor 9TH and G. i
CLERK -TYPIsT. perm. position, s.
day. 40,hour week. pleasant work
other employe Benefits. 10th CEN
TURY-FoX FILM CORP. AIS 3rd
CLERK TYPIsT, accurate; 5-day wk..
g-5; 81. 5000, Mrs Stevenson;
East-West Hwy Silver sprinsa9s
CLERK under 80. accurate
with figures. for circulation records
dept, newspaper ofice. Georgetown
sdsz xssh ego eo 1 SHaaortun.ys t0'
CLERK-TYPisr. 4o-hr. week. 5 days,
ssnetts eesa Saeai P1cT3 Sfass
c G2Rs aaP 81 j. under Ads nv for rs1
~ -hr.. day .5-day wk.; economical
ploye benefits. Apply bet. 8 am:
LIFE ms. CO.. s16 14th st. NV.
CLERK TYPIsT-one of washing
toms finest furniture stores. good
starting salary, pleasant working
conditions together with, company
benefits, wonderful opportunity for
party willing to work. Apply Mr.
Blankenship. HOUSE & HERR
MANN. 18th and Eye SITS. NV. 80
CLERK-TYPIST. permanent. pleasant
work: must be proficient in office
detail: ability to take some dictation
required; salary open: 51a-day. 80
hE Mk See sN me TuGk IRH P 14 21 atS
CLERK -TTYPisT-Under 80; short
hand helpful but not essential;
will be trained to operate small
switchboard; duties include typing
and filing; permanent positions; D.
day, 40-hr. week; good starting
salary; unusual employe benefits.
DI. 21S6. so
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AT ONCE

opening for man over 80
to represent national corporation In
local protected territory. We offer a
in a semi-professional loW-pressure
field. Sales experience helpful but
not essential as aptitude test, sys-
tematic training and progressive
schooling assures successful appli-
cant of immediate earnings and re-
peat business year after year. Our
product will not be affected by criti-
cal material shortages. Car re-
Quired. Send summary of business
experience to MR.. B. H. SHARPE.
Box 202. Newark, New York State.
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CHECKER
CLERICAL

CLERK, general once routine. in Sc
curity business. some tipping. State
age and salary expected. experience
i any. Box 321-K, Star, :.
C fdE inteiligent high school grad.
plumbing and heating supply house
located in Rosslyn. Va. exper. with
inventory or stock control records
helpful but not essential. Knowl
q typing desired; 5-day wk; Apply
c Gp NC ase < st. ne ~ al 3I
Good salary. BUTIERss' FEDERAL s0ftf!ail,
CLERK 1ER z'h a5 s.; nv Cost estimating de-
BENEFITS: 5-da Ss 49lhr WIN Wk em aBiiiys
s. I'VE c as5Ptu 600 Ap g4snk S1oS Y
CLERK. some typing. single, good
health, high school graduate: 5-day
wk., good pay. vacation with pay
Ph sS for app. 9 to 4 pm. Elk
CLERKS. white, for counter work in
oyrse sAa ssfEs c z4as iaaI' s ae
cL IsR 81 h;S; clerk. exper.: loca,
refs; day work. no Sun. o'DON-
svs PHARM.. l4th and Colo
CLERK. age 1926, pleasing person.
atty no experience necessary
adapted to work in accounting de.
partment: splendid working condi-
tons. Apply Mr.. Graham, DOCTOR &
HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV. rs
CLERK, part time, for one or 2 days
week. at her own convenience
knowledge Of collection and book
keeping preferable FREDERICK
MEMS WEAR STORE, 1875 H st
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BOOKKEEPER

Young lady of good appearance, ex-
perienced in automotive accounting,
Tor suburban Ford dealer. to handle
eral office work. Must be good typ
list. Good .opport. for accounting
school graduate. See Mr.. Erwin,
ERWIN FORD CO.. Lee hwy. and
Chain Bridge I'd. Fairfax. Va.
Fairfax 100
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ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
INGS FOR CAPABLE MAR
RIED MEN GAGE Is TO 400
IN LA UNDRY ROUTE
SALES WORK. WILL E
TRAINING YOU WILL RE-
CEIVE $40 FOR THE 1st
2 WEEKS AND $50 THERE
AFTER UNTIL PLACED ON
ESTABLISHED ROUT E.
THIS is ONE OF WASH
INGTON'S BEST JOBS
AND EMPLOYE BENEFITS
ARE MANY.
IF YOU QUALIFY FOR
THIS TOP PAYING JOB,
DROP BY AND SEE MR..
SPARKS AT 713 LAMONT
ST. NV, BETWEEN 8
AND 2.
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Statesmen sell nationally advertised
watches on credit on the outside.
Contact Mr. Ullman, NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO., 719 18th st. NV. rs
statesmen for television. electrical
appliances; daywork only. excellent
RADIO co. 400 18th st. NV.
or more Of the following: Building
materials. plumbing, hardware or
electric power tools; permanent po-
sitton. company benefits. Phone AT
l4o0 for appointment at HECHIN-
Statesmen (2), ambitious, high CAL
iber, thorough training; telephone
and appointment selling only; no
canvassing; average earnings $1,000
$4,000 on advanced percentage basis.
FRN Enc rs, 55a 18th St BRITANNICA i =
has openings for aggressive statesmen
for greater metropolitan area, full or
part time, who can meet the public.
Brief training with direct leads will
net you above average earnings. In
come will depend on time you can
esyVss zach d sse M N
!, End FIR. ia South st: Asaph st.,
Alex:, va: Hrs. 9 to II.
statesmen, part time. liquor. week
d days or Saturdays: Apply 1893
Statesmen. $3.50 weekly and up in
STATESMEN fas IN WITH Ha e cAR as m perms.
nent positions open for reliable
men to. handle outside sales. Nc
canvassing. Salary plus commission
CLEAN-R1TE STORES. 925 F st
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statesmen
HERE is YONR

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
We are national mfrs. of gas-fired
heating equip. selling direct to con-
sumner on definite leads. We offer
number of statesmen who are ex-
per. in selling to the home owner
heating equipment or other COM
modities of such a nature. A real
opportunity to double or triple your
earnings even IL you don't make
more sales than you now do.
Yes-no matter how much you earn
than double.
This is q new special sales plan. We
will teach you to sell 1.-THE Barton
Don't pass this up. Investigate this
new plan promptly. 1t will more
than double your income.
Call in person any day between 2
THE BARTON co.
2511 Bladensburg Rd.
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CASHIERS

White, age 20 to 80, experienced or
inexperienced. Must be clean, neat.
pleasant, and have a trim figure.
Starting salary $50 per week with
increases every months. Apply
Monday between am. and noon
at Personnel office.
GIANT FOOD STORES
845 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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MEN

MGR operators and gen.
eral ONCE workers; good salary and
for advancement. Apply to Mr.
Mullin. JULIUS LANSBURGH FUR
NITuRE co. 9OA 2 st. NV 30
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Sales
Representative

For Eastern Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, Washing
ton. D. c.. and Virginia. New
England manufacturer Of quail
ity food products requires
services of sales representa-
tive contracting drug, depart
ment, confectionery and quail
ity food stores. Previous ex-
perience preferred but not eS-
sential. Compensation: Sal
airy. commission. bonus and
travelling expenses. Car neces-
sary. For interview write.
giving complete Information,
including phone nL.lper. All
applications held in strict
confidence. Write Box 440-K.
Star.
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SALESMAN DISTRIBUTOR
To sell Baby Ruth and butterfinRers
IN upper Montgomery Co.; good SAL
airy and commissions: cash deposit
required; should live in county. For
interview write J. r. STIREWALT.
1855 Hamilton st. NV; no phone
calls. 40
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TYPIST CLERK, 1850, in optical
firm, 5-day week. Apply 1416 Eye
st NV. End floor. .-2s
UPHOLsTERER, cushion maker and
UPHOLSTERERS (2). must be ex-
perienced: steady work. Apply the
DIAPERS CO., 1888 Wisconsin ave.
NV.
USED CAR SALESMAN, exp. man TO,
permanent position with new, car
dealer. GE. 5000. -2S
USED CAR SALESMAN, experienced
good opportunity for man willing
to work; must have references
DISTRICT MOTOR CO., Hudson
dealer. See Buell., 1909 14th st
NV. -2S
UsHERS, full or part time. age Is
to 90. Apply lobby. CAPITOL
THEATFR. IS
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COSMETIC SALESGIRL

COSMETIC SALESGIRL
AGED 90 TO IS
EXPERIENCED
Good salary plus excellent commits
sion; must be interested in perma-
nent position. DO NOT PHONE
APPLY IN PERSON.
WHELAN DRUG
500 18th ST NV, ROOM 214-A.
GIRL for dry-cleanine
establishment. experience preferred
Apply l151 Columbia I'd, PEERLESS
CLEANERS. 40
COUNTER GIRL-Exper., with refs,
day. shift, good wages, meals and
uniform furnished. CARRIER
DRUGS. $500 wis. ave. See MI.
Mckee -2S
WORK, middle-aged
woman: white; full or part time
Apply in person or call. WO. 2O22.