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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-24
Japan Trade Fair
Opens June IL

The first Seattle Japanese Trade
Fair will be sponsored by the Inter
national Trade Fair, Inc. from
June II to July 3, it was learned to-
day
The fair, according to Herbert S.
Little. Seattle attorney who was e.
lected president of the ITF, will be
held Ito foster trade and goodwill
between the peoples of the State of
Washington and the United States
and peoples of other countries
throughout the world.
Both American and Japanese
firms, it was understood, will exhi-
bit wide variety of japanese pro-
ducts during the coming fair.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-24

glass A war veteran, Kimura is a
graduate of Northwest Institute of
Photography of this city.
Tomojiro Kushi took a shot of
lone pigeon feeding in an alley for
Winter Morning" which gained
him his first salon effort. It is no
longer "Rolleiflex Kushi of Main
Street"ibut "Salonist Kushi of Main
Street, according to fellow KPS
member Clarence Arai.
1t is all smiles in Grandpa Hen
ry Takayoshi's family. Arai adds.
for Takayoshi has made the salon
grade.
During the old days of the Sea-
tile Camera Club in the 20's and
30's, he was quite success in con-
lest photography. Pictorial photo
graphy, however, was something new
to him; so was the darkroom effort.
One morning when he took ferry
for cambridge Island. his pre-war
home. he pulled out his constant
companion, folding camera, and
took a shot of Smith Tower as the
ferry left the slip. He tried salon
after salon but 1t was all in vain.
He knew he had the negative but
his problem was to get real print
from It, He spent many hours in
the dark room.
Perseverance finally paid off as
his new print, Seattle Harbor" hit
the judges eyes in the Great Falls
international salon (Montana).
Other members whose prints were
accepted were. Yoshio Noma-"In
The Cove; Ritsu Sato-"Above The
Clouds; and Clarence Arai-
Crossing The Bar" and Retreat
These prints will be exhibited in
the recreation room of the Service
mems Center in Great Falls, Mon
tana. from March through March
IL.
Hale Van Scoy of Van Ness Stu
dio and professor of portraiture of
Seattle School of Photography
served on the jury at the salon.
Clarence Arai of the Kohga Pho
tographic Society has received word
from the sixteenth annual Salon
of Photography in Des MONIES. Ia,
that his prints-"Coming Thru" and
Quiet Detour'-have been accept
ed by the jury composed of Eugene
Kingman. director of the Joslyn
Memorial Art Museum, Omaha.
Nebr., Gordon H. Lord. pictorialist.
McGregor, Iowa. snd Edith NJ Rey-
ky, PISA. Sioux City. Ia
The prints will be hung at the
Eamendsen Memorial AIT Center Ia
De MeiHss iFsaa MAFvh 10 u d.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-24

She is Is years old, stands S feet
2 inches, and weighs LOG lbs. Her
hobbies are swimming. dancing,
handicraft work and baking. Her
vocation is secretarial work
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-24
THREE MORE KPS MEMBERS PRINTS
ACCEPTED BY AN INTERN'L SALON

The Kohga Photographic Society
was well represented recently at the
9Th Great Falls international Salon
of Photography Three more KPS
members scored for the first time
In an International salon.
They were Fiji Kimura, Tomoji-
no Kushi and Henry Takayoshi.
Eli Kimura, the society's new Sec
rotary, had three of his four pic
lures accepted. They were Alert,
a cat picture; Sign of Autumn, a
color print; and ITO Your Health,
a picture of one holding wine
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-24
JUDICIARY BODY URGES SENATE
TO OK DEPORTATION STAYS

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. "a
tADC)-The Senate Judiciary COM
mittee today urged the Senate to
approve stays of deportation for
some 600 aliens, including 10 Japa-
nese, according to the JACL ADO.
The list will come up for action
in the Senate on the next consent
calendar call. If approved by the
Senate and the House, the aliens
viii become permanent residents.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-24
MORE, WAR CASUALTIES
- tWounded)

Pfc. Curtis M. Akana, SON of Mrs.
Beatrice Powell, 315 B. Halawa.
Veterans Homes, Aiea. Oahu, T. H.
Pvt. Takashi Morita, son of Mrs.
vovue Morita.. BOX 90, Waipahu,
Oahu, T. H. II,
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Editor and Publisher
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES,

TAC0MA--kimi Fujimete -
171o Fawcett Ave-; Tacoma, Wn.
PUYALLUP-Mrs. Arthur Ysmada
P. o. Box III, Milton wash.
PORTLAND-Tom Okzzakf
7404 N. Denver, Portland, Greg.
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She is % years old. is five feet AZ
inches tall, and weighs ll8 lbs. Her
hobbies are dancing, reading and
sewing.
, 1951-12-24
ST. CROIX ALL STAR
TEAM DEFEATS
CHAMPIONS 74-37

An al1-star cricket team COM
posed of members from various
teams of the Islands defeated the
Spartans team, Champions of the
recent tournament, in a brilliant
and hard fought game yesterday
at Parade Ground. This game was
witnessed by a crowd of over 800
fans, including the men of the
visiting team from New York.
The game started at las pm:
the Spartons won the toss. and
sent the All-Star team to bat. The.
umpires of the game were Michael
ROGERS and Arnold Pedro. The
All Stars first 2 batsmen were Al
phonso Andrews and Joseph
Knight; facing them were bow
lers Christian Farrelly and Irwin
Henry. Andrews received h &
first ball; no runs were scored dur
Ing the first over. The two men
put up a great score. 1t took the
Spartans one hour before the first
man was put out, and the score
ran as follows: l man for 81 runs,
and as the game progressed 2 for
Sc, 3 for So. 4 for So, 5 for SO, 6 for
81, Z for IS, 8 for &C 8 for 70 and
10 for "A.
A recess of ten minutes was
taken, and the Spartans went to
bat. Their first two batsmen were
Stanley Bannister and Carlos Nc
Continued on page il
, 1951-12-24
Pearson
Accepts I~nvitdtion to
Visit st. Croix

Drew Pearson, famous column
lst and radio commentator, has
accepted an invitation extended
by President Joseph Alexander Of
the St. Croix Chamber of Com
merce, to visit St. Croix when he
comes to the Virgin Islands for
the ground breaking ceremonies
OF the Housing DEVELOPMENT
Authority in st. Thomas, which
will be named the Paul NJ. Pear
son Gardens" in honor of his
father, the late Governor of the
Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Pearson wrote in part to
Mr.. Alexander as follows: "A date
has not been set for my coming
to St. Thomas, but when 1 get
there | certainly do want to visit
st. Croix. I remember SO pleasant
ly a previous visit there. l shall
be IN touch with you again when
the date is finally set"
It is the desire of the Chamber
that when Mr.. Pearson comes to
st. CroiX he should speak to the
citizens at a public meeting.
, 1951-12-24
n. 7. Virgin Islands
See Recording Of
Radio Program

New York, Dec. 10: Despite
near freezing temperature, a
goodly number of Virgin Islanders
were on hand to witness the tran
%scription Of the radio program, the
Holiday Hour, which will be
played on the local stations in the
Virgin Islands, on Christmas,
according to a press release.
Most distinguished guest in the
audience, was the Hon. Sigurd
Christensen, Consul General of
Denmark in New York City. In
his brief remarks, the representa-
tive Of the former owner of the
islands, spoke warmly, of the
affection still held by Danes, for
the islanders.
The entire audience, present,
able to send some short mes
sage to their relatives or friends
IN the islands, and in the neigh
boring British Islands.
, 1951-12-24
Antigua Steel Bond
PldYs dt Jungle
Casino dt Midnight

The Hell's Gate Steel Band of
Antigua, will play for a midnight
dance at the Jungle Casino to-.
night beginning at IL o'clock.
The unique musical aggregation
entertained guests at the Buc-
cancer Hotel, the same evening of
their arrival on Saturday, and on
Sunday they entertained the in
mates of the Colony and the Rich
mond Penitentiary.
Sixteen men comprises the
group, headed by George Joseph.
They publish their own newspaper
known as 'The Antigua Steel
Band" slightly larger in size than
the AVIS which carries six pages.
The HelFs Gate Band is the pio-
neer5of the eight now in Antigua.
Their rules are strict and governs
the conduct not only of the Band
but the conduct Of the members.
It contains such items as playing,
indoor activities, Meetings, disci-
pine, mutual assistance. Among
the aims of the band are: ITO pro-
vide recreation and to encourage
local music and general improve
ment among the members and
ito cooperate with other Steel
Bands and with anyone working
for the benefit Of the people of the
Island"
Some excerpts of the publica-
ton will be printed in another
issue.
, 1951-12-24
Hells Cote Steel Bond
Did Not Accompany
The Mole Chorus

Inmates of Richmond Peniten-
tiary and the Colony were enter
tanned by the Hells Gate Steel
Band yesterday afternoon as their
contribution toward bringing a
ray Of Christmas cheer to those
who are confined.
Contrary to the misleading in
ternretation that exists as a result
of the article in this paper on Sa-
turday, the Steel Band did not
accompany the Male Chorus mu-
sically or otherwise.
since This lit Of tWieto7 io1r.
nalism has been causing much
CONSERVATION among those con
, 1951-12-24
Mrs. Dickinson Holds
informed Discussion
On Mental Hygiene

Mrs. Anita Dickinson, Psyche
with the Department of
Health for St. Croix, held a lunch
meeting Saturday afternoon with
a group of representative citizens
and local officials at the Rubiyat
IN Christiansted.
Mrs. Dickinson called the meet
ing in collaboration with Dr.. Mel
vim Evans, Chief Municipal
Physician, Dr.. Rafael Hernandez,
ps%ychiatrist and Mrs. Vivienne
Solomon, District Nurse, the group
comprising the Mental Hygiene
Committee for St. Croix.'
AS mental hygiene is still an
experimental service, the needs of
each community must be formu-
lated within the community, Mrs.
Dickinson indicated. She there
fore invited suggestions for the
purpose Of harmonizing our aims
and selecting our goals, for de-
Valoping means of meeting the
mental and emotional needs of
St. CroiX.
Among those present, Attorney
and Mrs. William Moorhead, War
den and Mrs. Robert Holland, Mrs.
Anders Petersen. Hon. and Mrs.
Cyprian Caroline, Miss Flora
Blanchette, Mrs. Hilda England,
Dr.. Elena Stevenson, MI. and Mrs.
Cyril Marshall, Daniel Joseph,
Mrs. Maria Thomas and Canute
A. BrodhurSt.
, 1951-12-24
Governor Approves
Several Bills Passed
BY Municipal Council

Governor de Castro has made
known his approval Of an ordin-
anee- passed by the St. Croix
Council to regulate the height, ex-
terror design and construction of
private and public buildings in
the vicinity of the Virgin Islands
National Historic Site here.
This ordinance creates a Nation
al Historic Site which will include
the Fort and waterfront area in
Christiansted. 1t is expected that
the National Park Service will APP
prove this location as a national
historic site maintained and
operated under them.
The Municipal Council has
been requested to authorize the
Governor to enter into an agree
ment with the NPS in regard to
the operation Of this activity.
The Chief Executive also APP
proved an ordinance authorizing
the expenditure of $1,000 from the
Special Lottery Fund for the pur-
pose Of making Christmas cash
grants and purchases for distri-
button among the needy in Saint
Croix. A routine money bill was
also approved along with one for
$3.50. for the purchase Of two
sirenc.
, 1951-12-24
Inmates Of Colony,
Peni. Mode Hdppy
By Civic Groups

Churches and civic groups
joined yesterday to carry Christ
mas cheer and gifts to the few
remaining inmates at the Colony
and to the Richmond Penitentiary.
With them were DR.. D. C. Cane
gata.g Administrator for ST. Croix;
former Administrator Harry E.
Taylor, DR.. Melvin Evans, Chief
Municipal. Physiciana and Her
bert Grigg, superintendent of
hospitals.
Among the groups present
were::'Reverend Lynch and mem
bers Of the Seventh Day Advent
ist Church; The Male and Female
Chorus, the ANTIGUA Steel Band;
Father Superior Hart, the Rev.
Mothers and a girls chorus from
the Holy Cross Catholic High
School.
Mr.. Grigg, was master of cere-
monies. He welcomed everyone
who came to do his part on the
program, Each rendition was
greeted with heavy applause. The
inmates sang songs also in apprn-
citation for the propra~1 Gifts
were afterwards distributed.
The Chorus then visited Rich
mond and sang several numbers.
Later the Steel Rard r7aveI COW
eral numbers for them. Ea0'o
group rendered Christmas carols
first.
, 1951-12-24
St. Croix Women's
League to Conduct
Community Sing

The st. Croix Women's League
will conduct its annual community
sing on Wednesday night at $3.50,
it was announced today.
Everyone is invited to the
Christiansted wharf area to join
in.
, 1951-12-24

cerned. it is hoped that this news
item will help to clarity the pre-
view article.
, 1951-12-24
Personnel Mention

Surprise visitors to the Island
were Dr.. & Mrs. Higgs, DR.. Higgs
was formerly Municipal Physician
here. He has a private practice in
Long Island, New York
Their form er friends were
happy to greet the couple who are
here for their vacation.
Miss Gladys Stakemann was
among the Well-knoWn natives
who arrive here to spend Christ
mas with relatives and friends.
Miss. Stakemann is a sister sof
Erik Stakemann, proprietor Of the
Christiansted Auto Garage and
Tire Shop.
Miss Estelle Dennery is one of
ST. Croix's visitors for the Xmas
season. She came down with the
cric1eters, Born in ST. Thomas.
Miss Dennery has been a resident
of New York for many years.
She is the house guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Valdemar Dennerg The
former is her brother.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

MT. RAINIER-S10.50O.
Large 5-rm. bungalow; full bsmt.. gas
heat; just a few steps from street.
car; $1,000 down and easy terms.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

S7,9OO-4ee LOAN.
Spick- -and-span 2-story Colonial; ex-
ira large bedrms. and company-sized
dining rm. feature this stunning
home; fenced corner lot and beauti-
fully equipped kit; only S10.950.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
COUNTRY CLUB
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

OPEN SUNDAY, 3 TO Z PM.
This Cape Cod brick home is generous
in all proportions. You enter a
winding hall connecting liv. rm.' kit.
den or. a bedrm. and bath, The
bright liv. rm. is 15x26 from which
you have access to q screened porch.
The din. rm. is designed for enter
tainment, also having an exit to
screened porch The kit. is unusually
large, with many keystone cabinets.
On the End Il. you find beautiful,
light. airy bedrms., one of which il
IL by "a. Also sewing rm adjoin-
ing the master bedrm.; ceramic tile
bath; hot-water heat. This home has
just. been completed by one OF Ar.
lington's most careful builders. The
workmanship is fiawlesS. The bsmt.
has 2 outside entrances, one to the
oversiZed det. gar. and the other to
the back yard. Shade trees in both
front and back yard. This home will
unquestionably appeal to the most
discriminating buyer. It offers many
things for your comfort and enter
tainment. Priced below comparable
property: S38,7Eo,
To reach: Out Lee hwy. to Giebe rd.,
right to 34th ST., right l blk. to N.
Albemarle. left to 34th rd., left to
house and open sign.
GEO. H. RUCKER co.
1903 N. Courthouse Rd. OK. O197.
Eyes. and Sun. only. CHI. 1855 or
GIL. 1862. -17
Evening star., 1951-06-17
5513 LANDOVER ROAD

OPEN SUN. Q TO 7
Attractive 4 bedrm. brick bungalow
lg.. hy. rm.. equip. kit, tile bath,
full bsmt. with outside ent., lg.
nicely handicapped lot; close to
schools. churches. shopping and
excel. ,transp.; u block from Chew
erly theater., Priced to Sell Dr.
rections: Out to Peace Cross-De-
fence Highway about mile to
Cheverly theater. u block beyond to
open sign.
T. D. BURGESS
2524 Penn. Ave. Sc, VI 2sO2 It'll @
Evening star., 1951-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOME AND INCOME

Large, mod. det. home in conven.
Capitol HEIGHTS. Possession, 1st-
apt. 3 rms. and bath, rented at
500. Owner transferred. wants
immediate sale. S11.750. terms.
Ewes. RIA. 913S.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Penn. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OOs4.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
OPEN 2 TILL 6
It'll OWENS ROAD

Beautiful suburban 9-rm. home on
] u Handicapped acres Just over the
District line from Congress Heights;
all rms. spacious; liv. rm. with
firepl. din. rm. equipped kit, front
sun .parlor on 1st floor. 4 bedrms.
in gar workrm. and storage rm, in
bsmt.. oil h.-wh.. Many other fine
features. such as Bendix washer
screened front porch. outside ftre-
place: reasonably priced. Directions:
South Capitol st. to Southern ave,
left to Owens rd. to open sign. To
VI. 1884. r PAUL Mupp co
Evening star., 1951-06-17

GROOM CAPE CoD-A ACRE.
OPEN TODAY.
Bedrm. and bath on 1st floor. 2 spa
eious bedrms. upstairs; attractive
fireplace and natural wood liv. ,rm. !;
payment. To reach: Out Central
ave. to Addison rd.. left to open
sign.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

W. HYATTSV1LLE.
nice bedrms. and 2 baths; wall-to-
wall carpeting; large liv. rm., fam
ily-sized din. rm. and corner lot are
highlights of this desirable home;
asking $16.500.
Evening star., 1951-06-17
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
CLAREMONT

Owner. selling bungalow, Claremont.
4 bedrms., incl Q In finished attic;
full bsmt.: nice yard: Si6,O0O:
So 900 down; immed. poss. 1904
South Chesterfield rd., on LeesburR
pike. OW. S549. III
Evening star., 1951-06-17
ARNA VALLEY
ASHTON HEIGHTS


By owner-Close to public and paro-
chial schools. churches and shop
ping centers; blocks to 2 buslines !;
ham: min. to Pentagon; 5Hroom,
insulated, cedaT-shingle. modern
house; garage; large liv. room with
flrepl.., din. room with twin cor.
cabinets and chair rail. full-size
equip. kit, full-size bedrooms and
tile bath: high. dry bsmt.; excel.
cond. inside and out; o. h.-w.h..
clock thermostat; sidewalks. stone
wall. flagstone walk and porch. large
rear porch. asphalt driveway; not
subdivision development. Good
investment as well as cozy home.
due to location and neighborhood.
SIT, 500. Open IL to Z Sun. I'M
med. possession. Directions: Memo
rial or Key Bridge to Lee hlvd., turn
right on Pershing DIR. (opposite Ft.
Myerl to N. Jackson St. right on
y; jackson ga blocks to GIG.
Glebe 7151.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

W. HYATTSVILLE-1h "a BATHS.
big bedrms., clean. dry bsmt.; gas
heat and many extras; Va block from
all conv.; sell fast at $13.500.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

ONLY $1,000 DOWN
30 min. from Washington on road ia
Annapolis. 2 new homes, one .
bedrm. and one 8 bedrm. Pretty As
picture. must be seen Mr.. Wilks
UN 1924 cox 4, RI
Evening star., 1951-06-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON

OPEN SAT. Tl AND SUN. %
FOUR bedrms.. 2 baths, brick. with
den and scrnd. porch; this house
must be sold, 4742 N. 1st St.,
Arlington Forest. or call Mr.. Cole.
SNiDoW ssniDoo & C0LE' oW. 1920: resi-
Evening star., 1951-06-17
10700 Montgomery Rd.
BERWYN, MD.
OPEN 2 To a

Three-bedrm. rambler. complete with
picture windows, large liv. rm,.
f1repl., parquet floors, eouipt. kit
det. gar. Flagstone patio On a
N-acre beautifully Handicapped lot.
House completely redecorated. Price
S13.950 with excel. financing. Out
Baltimore blvd. to 1st st. beyond
Plant Industry station. turn left j
blk. MODERN REALTY CO, sligo
1921 or III T-6OSO
Evening star., 1951-06-17
FAMILY APT. HOUSE

l-F AMILY All. HOUSE
modernized: new heating
plant; r~stairs pvt apt, will held
pay MORTGAGE; plenty OF ground in
middle OF large building program
5000 down. will consider trade,
CaH c. MARKEY. ME-. '3407: ewes,
AP. 4iOs. III
Evening star., 1951-06-17

SS,S00-46 LOAN.
2-bedrm. Cape Cod, with
cool, breezy exp. attic, full sun
lighted bsmt, bright, CHEEKY kit;
large lot; only $12,750.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

$1,000 DOWN
Will buy sturdy 5-rm. bungalow; full
bsnt., oil heat, screened porch, gar,
equip. kit; large level lot; only
S11.3oO
Evening star., 1951-06-17

O1 111N OO1N114
4723 6Sth AVE, DEFENSE HGTS.
Vacant - Five-rm. brick bungalow
with bsmt. and stairway to attic;
gas heat; level lot. Assume large GI
loan loan with reasonable cash. Direc-
Heights sign (6Sth ave.), left 9
blocks to open sign. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. WA. 6655,
UN 11ff, ~
Evening star., 1951-06-17

6 ROOMS-S11.9
3-bedrm. bungalow, 1st-class cond.
and located around the corner from
everything; daylight bsmt. and dream
kit. This is q real home.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Ike tom @oMeY/

"You'll find Upton Soups are grand. folks.
So homemade tasting-like the old-time
-simmered kind. Yet you fix 'em in
lust few minutes!
Take Upton Noodle Soup, for instance
It's got real chicken broth with lots of moo
dies. Egg noodles. And they're enriched,
TOTO be more nourishing!
"Then there's Upton Tomato-Vegetabie
Soup Say, it's swell, too! A real honey
Made by the makers Of Upton I
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Thew cost less TO beon with you'll odohoned homemod

kind of soup. Tangy, hearty tomato stock
with s garden vegetables and more of
those famous noodles.
You'll 60 for these soups, folks - and
they'll help your budget too. Because -.
"Just one envelope of Upton Soup Mix
makes a whole lot more-50% more
than most canned soups. 1t costs you less
than most canned soups, too! So save
money two ways-buy Lipton Soups!
Kodiak mirror., 1951-10-27

fashion a new life together. However, they fail to reckon with the past and find that their plan is not successful.
 September Song, the tune made famous by Walter Illus ton in a hit Broadway show, sets the mood for the picture.
 Friday and Saturday Dan
Kodiak mirror., 1951-10-27

tioning American, aboard an airliner bound for New, York. On a stopover in Naples. the two miss the planes's depar- ture, and when it crashes into the sea, they are reported lost.
 With the world believing them gone they decide to
Kodiak mirror., 1951-10-27
September Affair Sun-M0n. At Orpheus71

Joan Fontaine and Joseph Gotten will be seen together for the first time in Para mounts production. Septem- Der Affair, which is showing at the Orpheum Theatre to-
Kodiak mirror., 1951-10-27
morrow and Monday.

morrow and Monday.
 The film, which was made on location in Italy. co-stars Franciose Rosay. The movie story is one of an unconvential love.
 Joan Fontaine as an Ameri- can pianst studing in Italy, meets Joseph Cotton, a vaca-
Kodiak mirror., 1951-10-27

Daley and Betty Grable star in My Blue Heaven. The film is in color by Technicolor and was produced by Twentieth Century Fox.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-10-27

Robert Resoff was a PIMA passenger for Anchorage last week.
Evening star., 1951-08-22

Appiy $50 Star Bldg i1th and Ps,
OFFICE iHs R;T TcLERK-some knowledge of
Nj MI 300. $500. Mr.. MoREY. ga
OFFICE GIRL, ,typing. filing. etc.
and pd,t0S a0Sh 44hr Ably MSS Us
GARCIA. 1909 E st. NV. betgeen
OFFICE T snI NURSE with some secretsrial
training, Immediately. RE; 1900.
RE eAdE accounts aS f0 PPeceiSabe Has CLERK
at CARRIER DRUGS, Bethesda; s.
day, 40-hr. wk.; salary open. For
further info, call Miss Lozupo9ne.
PIX OPERAToR-Must be expert
modern air-conditioned apartment
week. Saturday of). sI4o per
month: See Miss Hilton Resident Resident
PB2 S2os5 opERATos 2l2T 1sth hwSits} hi ~" for auto
parts department.. 5K-day wk.; $50
to start; all usual employe BENEFITS.
caT1 cal1n nFs IRTg R5XSn' 12So Pc 29OS CENTRAL
PIX. OPERATOR -TYPIST. perma-
nent position, 5-day. 40-hour week
Pleasant working conditions in new
modern nuilding Paid vacation and
ESuRY e1hs1 HRPGSS ox DePfesi PfGM c6R c16Rgy 29f5
PIX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
also filing and some typing; air
cond. oftce. downtown loc.; 5-day
PHOTO FINISHING, experienced and
non-experienced women for i'm
mediate yr.-round employment in
air-cond. and modern plant. Apply
DISTRICT PHOTO SERVICE. 1920
9Th st. NV. ga
REAL ESTATE-selling NV. prop.
critics; ? refined ladies about 35;
inexperienced preferred, will train;
strong closing assistance from
broker; must have presentable auto
mobile and ability to contact high.
class clinetele. MR.. MCCORMICK
WO. 6993. 81