davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10

In a few days members of the
school newspaper staff win be
in your neighborhood distributing
the school paper. Won't you pur-
chase "Washingtonian" and
help them Business men are
also asked to purchase ad space
to help defray financial expenses
in publication.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-11-10
CARD OF THANKS

We the bereaved family Of,
MRS. LOUISE LARRIMORE
wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness during our sor-
rors.
Richard Dean, son
And Family
Evening star., 1951-05-02

week. DAVID MAX CO.. AT. 9l0o.
WAITRESS. white; apply 10 am. to
WxfrREss. SSf; & Is; thoroughly experienced
and Competent; excellent tips. pleas
ant working conditions. WAKEFIELD
MATTRESSES WANTED-White. 1897
& Conneetieut < IMS ave, ulyg: nW: .uoa -
sanav'k ssore krNRRY shNGRR f5s fb5EsLcaFEsssay SqfF sssy
116 Kennedy street NV. GE. 1924.
WAITRESS. white. high class tea room
in Silver Spring; split shift. so should
.asarT ivs IN yssfinisgy sa sg6, experience no. nee
WAiTREss, white. to serve mixed
Sstveen es ~ 10 and ). caii Nj. $3.50
wATTREss, = NJ; Neat; no beer or Hapor;
sSl sxsfea. ABBY eRcGs RhsAuRas es4Ii ASP
wxiTREssEs, part and full time.
Experienced and over 21. Apply
after z pm. HILLTOP RESTAU-
RANT. Marlboro park s.e. HI. 5225.
WAITRESS. white. must have food
RANT goth and P sts. NV. A
TA5sRIfS kohia HooD DshsTxSRAA ARp1 1ss &
wkAifTfRRRssEs, 4 fl RRs;SE hours pm. to IL;
TIPS Apply IN gsFosSop goS nt e. the he &c: &C.
Arlington. Va. .
MATTRESSES: over q .exper., neat;
MUST BE ON THE BALL. $500
WxiTREss;sEExperienced preferred;
work In small restaurant, neighbor-
hood business, near Capitol; 8 hrs.
9 days, salary, $50 no. meals and
wAlTREssEs sstsT BsgWN sYgsEiepssa psssv Apply aa
WAITRESS, experienced. refined, for
restaurant night club. Interview
evenings. except Monday. MICH
ELS. 1920 Vermont ave. NV.
WAITRESS, colored. must be over
81: experienced. Apply in person,
wAITREssEs, aTp s; s,"; white; day or night;
RANT, I345 Conn. ave. NV. q
WAITRESS. white: good working con-
Son's Sa.; apply, Apply i; FLEETS i'm
wairREssEs. III sia III Sc; GOOD wages, room "a and
board. SHERWOOD FOREST
RESTAURANT, Waldorf (Md.l 3S11
WAITRESS, white, experienced. Ap-
ply CERES GRILL. 1907 E st. NV,
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply in
person to ST. REGIS RESTAURANT
wAITsREssEs Esssns; Va WANTED niE co.. expert
enced; must be over 21: night work:
Apply in person only. PEACOCK
CAFE AND BAR, 2340 Wisconsin
MATTRESSES. experienced: good sal
ary, good tips, meals. 1915 Que st.
NV. COFFEE SHOP. see manager.
WAITRESS and bar girl. $50 wk
Laurel $751;. after Z. pm. a
WAITRESS, white; salary. good hrs.
good tips. Apply in person. NEW
BAGDAD. 1888 Eye ST. NV. a
MATTRESSES. white; full or part
time. LAFAYETTE CHICKEN HUT,
1720 H st. NV Apply In person.
Evening star., 1951-05-02

TRAVELLING AUDITOR for merriam
tile hrm having branches in ADA
cent STATES. experienced accountant
credit-collection manager; B.C.S. d.
gree. steady worker, good habif 8
pest references. Draft exempt. Bdx
l75-B. Star. ~
RETIRED MAN wants part-time work
ONCE; small salary. BOX l76-B, Star.
YOUNG COLLEGE GRAD. wants Of
nee, or sales work evenings and
week ends. Box .155-B. Star. %
|COLORED MAN desires Job as ship
ping or receiving clerk. AK, O242
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP. WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER, 35-hr.. 5-day wk.
9001 New Hampshire ave. extended.
Silver Spring, Nd, SH. I6761. 3
STENOGRAPHER, perm. position with
established contractors office. in
vicinity Of 18TH and K sts. NV;
pleasant working conditions; air.
conditioned ONCE. Call ma. 1885.
sTENoGRAPHER for lge. casualty
insurance CO.: 5-day. 37Ha-hr. wk.
See Mrs. Cassidy. HARTFORD AC-
C1DENT 81 INDEMNITY CO., 4th
f., Wire Bldg. 1000 Vermont ave.
sTENoGRAPHER. with some knowl.
edge Of bookkeeping; permanent
position in air-cond. optical ONCE.
Salary open. See MR.. VIOLIN. 727
7th st. NV.
operator; 5-day wk.: downtown To-
cation; pleasant ofice. Apply End
floor. 1722 Eye st., NV. %
STENOGRAPHER, age 1896, general
office work. interesting position.
y pleasant working conditions; 5-day
wk. and other benefits. Apply JOHN
HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANcE CO.. 1887 DeSales st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP WOMEN Cont

8O0KKEEPER - Accounts payable,
credit. collection and payroll; able
to do trial balance and statements
occasionally. Call OIL. 800. Mr..
CASHiER-Exper.. for retail store;
good salary; no phone calls. SUR
PLUS SALES CO.. 425 10th st. NV.
CASHIER, experienced. Apply PLAZA
THEATER- 1885 New York ave-
CASHIER, drug clerk; full or part
time. S220 Wisconsin ave-, Oh. 1910,
CASHIER for soda fountain and
cigar counter; experienced. Apply
Mt 1901 Rhode Island ave. ne.
CASHIER, no experience necessary;
pleasant working conditions; good
starting salary and company bene-
fits. Apply In person to Mr.. VIM
stead, at CASTLEBERGS, 1904 F. st.
CASHIER, exper. pref: excel. work
ing conditions; no Saturdays. Apply
Room 300, S16 14th st. NV. --3
CASHIER, exper. Self-service super
market. Good hours, good salary.
GLOBE MARKET, OW. 964S: a
CASHIER for flower store; reference
required: permanent position. Apply
SMALL'S, 1901 Conn. ave. -3
CASHIER for mems furnishing store;
good pay, permanent position. Ma
TIONAL SHIRT SHOPS, 942 st.
NV, Is
Evening star., 1951-05-02
| HELP MEN 3 WOMEN tcen,.

AGENTS. ORGANIZATIONS - Big
easy profits selling Americas fines
greeting card assortments; 81 cards
tor LOT. 81; statl9nery ws;ps apsinS dns novel
visit MASTERCRAFT. 1871 @ st
n W.. WASHINGTON 5. D. c.. Dl U90S
DENTAL TECHNICIAN HELPER
Five-day week. $50. Apply 2nd floor
1872 Eye st. NV.
HELP, part-time, exper
9 to IL, 2 or 3 nights week. Sc
PHARMACY, 755 Sth st. Sc.
PRESSER, expert wool and silk. small
dry cleaning plant; excel. workinl
cond.; above-average salary. SH
1869. 94S Wayne ave-. Sill. Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS. porch Enclosures, bsmt.
improvements, etc. For solution to
your problem or an estimate. Call
MI; WILSON, Ii: 4-63S4. ---S
ADDITIONS and home modernizing.
~ a2MGroS L 5SSf coErR 5R K CO.. Rs
ADDiTIoNs. remodeling, alterations.
Modernize your home. Brick, ce-
ment; plaster, roof repairs. all types.
Gal sToNEWALL CoNST. CO.. ST.
ADDITIONS ana modernlz.ng, cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for tree
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO., s31 New York ave NV.
buiLDING = Remodeling. repairing.
sARERi fsaAlRgfnsfyi Ii oF5c5 s57ssI cement work. Mr.
Carpentry. repair and mainten-
ance %ork; gor; basement to roof. CAN
CARPENTRY. no Job too small; by
hour or contract. ME. 1868. -3
II, sns and ma SeDairs' general eOntracsins.
CARPENTRY and general eontractine
work. Remodeling Of all kind. Free
est. Call Ii. - S1s2 after 5 week
CARPESTRY. ~ alterations, ts nH Sur: rec. rooms.
built-in cabinets. bookcases. etc. Call
G.. F. ST. DENIS, LU. 1-5572. -3
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on con-
tract basis. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA.
CEMENT WALKS, walls, floors, drives;
JACK SPARKS. Ho. s439. -
CEMENT WORK Of all types; walks,
cdriyeways; etc; Call HU. 77s2.
places, cement driveWays, porches.
retaining walls nine drainaRes
r MARcUccTo, RockviIie. Ia.
Phone Rockville 1888
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO.
RooTER; phone RA 1888 any day.
DRIyEWAYs. porches. steps. bsmts..
weekdays, all Sat. and SUM-. CO.
1872. DRIVEWAY CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRIcAL INsTALLATroNsERe.
pairs. snort circuits: small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1922 any time;
FENCE - Galvanized chain INK all
posts In concrete: Immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone HO 6sS3:
evenings and Sunday NO 552s
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement work, walks. porche..
ANGELo MARcUccIo' sH. i769.
ROOF PAINTING. repairs. decorat-
S ea[Pfnie5lp Lg 59s5 IT. Efm2essi6S 2s46S neg
FLOORS sANDED ana tinisnea old
FLOOR SERVICE WA il2a
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics, very low prices,
c. r. COVER. WA. 6s6s any time.
FURNITURE REFINISHNG = We
make it look like new. Reasonable
prices. Call after 8. HU. 5072. %
GUIDO UPHOLSTERERS - Guarsn-
teed slip covers made to order. call
HOME ION Emp IMPROVEMENTS, old or new.
ways. parking lots. GE. 1896. Is
HOME REPAIR. carpentry, furn.
How about cedar closet? CO, 623i.
CLEANING SERVICES
General house. cleaning, specialized
and personal services; walls, floors.
apts., and houses. Call DE. 6244.
Repairs. roof liking: low cost ce:
menting:. J. HULIN. HU. 1929:
afs, class work ssons suaEa1'eeso Wo Gzo4 free es-
PAINTING, g., interior M t5.. and 5s ,a exterior: s
PAATINTIINS. All IlSSs pApERNo, nrst-cls.,
workmanship; work done immedi-
ately. MIR. POAT, GE. 5643. A.
interior. exterior. Roof
coating ,s csl Sfnf5al IA Tepairs G0s Free ess
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-05-02

Switchboard Operator
For NV. apt. bldg.; must know
need apply. See Resident Msr., $3.50
Wisconsin ave. NV. IS
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-TYPIST
Experience not essential. Pleas
ant working conditions. other bene-
cefHiulRcERe f. GARAGE, Pals Fails chnreh'
TEACHERS. kindergarten; part and
training and exper BOX 293-A. Star.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. experience
not necessary: will consider physi-
eally handicapped; permanent posi-
a,3Icnss ten; soosa a salaryy lay, and WORKING con-
TELGPPfHioSE TaE!LIiGePPfHioSE SoaPIERAToR-Alternat- SaIRAT
ing shifts, Ala and S-4. Call for
appointment MERIDIAN HILL Ho-
TYPIsTNLt. Bookkeeping. perm: 3
sif; sNs7Sst Sth and oir'rd ne Phone M Ia
TYPisT for national organization;
$225 per month. Cali MRS. RICH
ARDSON. HU. 5000. a
TYPIST-small. pleasant law once:
circle Bldg. Du. ss2s. -6
ike figures: good starting salary;
employees discount; excellent work
ETy c. 1slS ,isy s. - ~. I'm Z.
ample opportunity Tor f advance- d.;
ment; 5-day. 40-hour wk. MIL
TON s.. KRoNHEIM AND CO..
INC; 1928 New York ave-. ne. IA.
TYPIsTS. evening work. 4 hrs, 8 or
more evenings week. State ex-
perience and business phone. Box
rxPIsT, part part time, s.1; b-dsy week;
$50. state exper; P: o. Box eSs'
TYPIsT. general once, must be fast
duplicator and addressograph exper.
desired; trade association; 35-hou5 5
DRIons DR;; sale5y cIye,e oDsnI sIde CO. 1885: 52@
ofice; 5-day, week; convenient loca-
tion, pleasant working conditions;
no experience necessary. Call RE.
TYPIsT. under 40. with auto and
casualty ty.nnn insurance ns nos n
tion. excel. working conditions: 37Ez:
NATIONAL, s12 woodward Bldg.
TYPIsT. perm. position with estab-
lished contractors once, in vicinity
of 18th and K SITS. NV; pleasant
working conditions: air-conditioned
once. Call MA. 1886. -3
lTYPIST-Part time; morning or
afternoon: 5-day wk., pleasant sur
roundings; 81 per hr. to start. RE.
TWIST. research assistant. on part
time basis, for about Is mos. able
to type manuscripts, cut stencils
and transcribe from dictaphone.
Person with some college training
in psychology or sociology desirable.
Editorial and research ability help
full. Salary open. Phone DI. 1859.
Ext. Jos for appointment. -3
lTYPIST. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Age 21-35. Starting
salary, S2.1OO. Excel. working cond.
E-day week. NATIONAL RIFLE
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP WOMEN
MAIsONErTE FRocKs :

MAISONETTE FROCKS - Worn by
millions, offers opp. for spare-time
income to housewives, empl. ladies
For details; phone AP. 4305.
PART-TIME WORK. for. young lady
(white). now employed, to handle
telephone or 3 ewes. q week, 6 to
8 pm. Box '2S-A. Star. .
REFINED WHITE GIRL to clean
doctors ONCE and assist where
needed; ref. and health card re-
quired; S25 and pvt. room and
board; 3216 Columbia pike. Arl.
FIRE AND INLAND marine under
writer needed Immediately; good
salary, good working conditions
5-day wk: RALPH W, LEE b CO.
1903 L st. NV. RE. 4S4S. "A
AVON PRODUCTS. INC. has several
openings; choice areas: established
customers; earn 81 to S5 per hour.
MARRIED. GHi HiSS' WOMAN OR wiDSw
alert. refined. Full or part time
Excellent income; splendid future
Box 104-Y. Star,
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER-Local branch Of
opening for experienced stenogra-
pher. 6-day, 40-hr. week. No
Saturdays. Decentralization and in
surance plan. Box 207-Y, Star.
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK - In mod
a i1 os5seERSoness seSsa Sfae Rosfne
cond.. 5h-day wk.. tnsur., hospital.
zation, sick benefits. Call MR.. DER
RICK, RE. 2044. -S
Evening star., 1951-05-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER or days work; women
,f2)' colored, desire enpioyment.
GIRL wants job as waitress. maid in
store store or pvt. family; ref, DE.
GIRL. colored, desires days gen-
eral housework. VI. Obs. zen"
GIRL wants g.h.w., days work or
taE taking oos care of employers children.
GIRL, colored, wants part-tims
erence FIR. 6462. g
MAID, colored girl wants Job. LII.
WOMAN. colored, wishes g.h.v.: 5
Gays Gays week; stay night; refer. ia.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work;
S5 and carfare;' excellent local refs.
AK. 4431.
day worker: % expeT. e0Is De. S4easi0n s4s5i S'
CoLORED GIRL-Days' work or part.
time mornings. RA. 1857.
COL. WOMAN desires child care. /, Q
or 3; Mon. Fri. S-5; $25 and car
Gisntsi eo ioes 70 lys-ini 1s will clean little.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w.; Fri.
and Sat. FIR. 1884 after 8 pm.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN who has
had practical nursing wants Mon.
through Friday or 4 days Q week
with employed people, care Of baby
or light house duties; no nights;
best references. LU. 1-40S1.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL wants Job,
g.h.wp exper.; live in. AK. 1888.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
= ~ = 411&V
IOOE - a. N w

WOMAN white, to assist in house.
work and in care of semi-invalidi
live in as companion to 2 adults
WOMAN, white. for general house.
keeping and care Of elderly couple
WOMAN, h5ys nj toh to Solicit iii o0V; Weddings 10,
fiower shop over phone. AL lead'
provided. Phone, AD. 1884. -3
to sell hosiery. lingerie and dresse:
to your friends and neighbors
comm. paid daily. Apply RIM. 7o4
YOUNG WOMAN wanted. %. to 81
yrs. old. to work in bakery dept. II
large grocery store; 5la-day week
paid vacation. good working condi.
tions: desire to work more important
than sxpsrlsnce,; MI, Apply e Mr. 6onn s155
Evening star., 1951-05-02
PART-TTME
RE YOUR ROSS

DE- 1OUN bOOO
woman, who needs S40-S6t
In pleasant and dignified sales work
No c&nvassing. collecting. or de.
livering. Flexible hours. Trainint
at our expense. Car necessary fol
local. driving. To arrange for per.
sonal interview. write z. NJ. LOUIS
Evening star., 1951-05-02
SITUATIONS MEN

DRIVER. colored, wants regular work
exper.; with ref. MI. 1862. 81
MANAGER, exper. all phases man
agement mems wear store. available
at once. Write Box 336, Ben Frank.
lin station. Washington 4, D. c. 81
MANAGER, exper. all phases manage:
ment large cafeteria; no objection
leaving city. Available at once. Boz
PAINTING by the houl
or contract; have transp. and tools
LO. 3-7973. 5e
Evening star., 1951-05-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK.
trained in secretarial work. exper. :,
requires perm. pos. Available May
10 or June /. Box 173-B, Star. 3s
CHlLD'S NURSE. settled. white. excel.
pEsfs'' pI oaSd desires care child over years.
HOSTESS. cashier, clerical. typing:
some SOM SHORTHAND. Evening work only.
NURSE. white, reliable and eficient
Sny SSay 99rp,n Or night duty, live in or out.
NURSE. practical, colored. wants
permanent work; prefers invalid
PRACTICaL GRADUATED NURSE,
Slsfbs. Ssiffi day or night duty. Gail 70.
SECRETARY, expert, middle age,
yyhere loyalty and refinement count.
LITTLE GIRLS DRESSES made
to order; moderate prices. Box
REFINED. middle-aged lady would
nke position. companion-h -housekeeper
for adult; experienced driver, Tree
10 travel Box 160-B, Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
YOUNG WOMAN

YOUNG WOMAN
We are seeking a young lady. 1S ,tt
S5, to train for an interesting sale;
position in the engineering supply
business. Good starting salary WITH
an excellent future for some one
with q pleasant personality, Wnc
preferably has had a drafting course
In high school. and who is accurate
and rapid with figures. Please cal
DI. 1880. Mr.. Taylor, for an ap-
pointnr ent for interview.
EUGENE DIETZGEN co.
407 10th st. NV. e
YOUNG WOMEN white. to act 81
receptionist and bookkeeper in
doctors ONCE; Sc. resident pre-.
diRns ffs1ts' or 10 ,woMEN1No alsTas: experience
necessary; pleasant working condi-
tions. Apply in person. WASH1NG-
TON WHOLESALE DRUG EX-
CHANGE. 33 N st. ne.
GIRLS OR WOMEN-Must be able
TO take phone orders: pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply in person;
WASHINGTON WHOLESALE DRUG
EXCHANGE, SO N st. ne. Il
EXPERIENCED WOMAN. simplifed
bookkeeping system. National
Oragnizat tion. 5-day wk. $3.50 am;
E:15 pm, $3.50 mo. Air-cond
ONCE. MISS JONES, Ma. 9194. .
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP WOMEN
TYPIST-SECRETARY

No shorthand necessary; pleasant
working conditions; air conditioned;
Q to B.: 5-day week; vacation; 500
week. DAVID MAX CO.. AT. 9100.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
STOCK ROOM CLERKS

For cosmetic and phonograph records
for Arlington, Va, warehouse; expe-
rience preferred; top salary to right
person. Phone ia. 4-0460 between 8
Evening star., 1951-05-02
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING to Ann Arbor through De.
night. take two pass. O' Or. isass 9ss7. 7n!fs'
DRIVING SAN FRANCISCO soon; can
take two; share expense OV. $3.50,
LADY DRIVING to Des Moines, Iowa.
leaving this week end; / or 2 lady
passengers. OIL 1897. a
RIDER TO MASS. via Providence.
R. !. Share expenses. FR. 5599.
Evening star., 1951-05-02

Experienced only need apply. Ro-
MANIAN INN. 815 18th NV. "a
MATTRESSES
AND COUNTER GIRLS
EsRRsE5ienssd; RRs5 ,Rds Uniforms and meals sup
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
Wisconsin and Western Aves. =
GIRL TO TRAIN as addressograph
operator, good working conditions
371a-hr. week: No Saturdays. Rm
800, S16 14th st. NV. -3
GIRLS. 18 to 25. can be trained as
paid vacation. sick BENEFITS; expert
ence not necessary; must meet com
pany requirements. Apply ACME
MARKETS. 5722 Georgia ave, 6
am. Thursday.
GIRLS, white, lS to 35 yrs. to learn
to operate machine for manufactur-
ing envelopes; no experience neces,
sary: experienced operators will
pay: no Saturday work; cony: to
Apply WASHINGTON ENVELOPE
CO., End f., 30 L st. ne. between
9 am. and IL noon.
GIRLS. white. for clerical work for
ldrBe WnOieSaIc QlStI IlUukOLs pcAAo
nent or part time Vacation, 5-day
week. Apply 1121 9th st. NV.
GIRLS to do general ONCE work;
pleasant work and excel. salary.
EISEMAN'S F at 7th st. NV. 3
GIRLS to address envelopes By hand;
excel. salary. do not phone. Else
MANS r at 7th st. NV. ,
GIRL TO TRAIN as addressograph
operator. good working conditions,
371a-hr. week. No Saturdays. Rm.
300 S16 14th st. NV.
LADIES' SPARE TIME - Selling in
hrs. of own choice by appt. leads
and contacts. Apparel and Haber.
By. REAL SILK; about Sl.60 hr-
YoHnjNG' 'iAY LADY as Junior clerk, with
knowledge of tipping; an excel: and
permanent position with a national
organization: 5-day, 40-hr: wk. See
koNA k5i kSRsiRERw TYBRERwk1rERs Ii & sMlra NE g 1873 gG
YoTkd Gun "a LADY aiS to xork, on drug
counter, experienced in selling neces-
sary; $55 per wk. MORGAN PHAR-
MACY, 3001 P st. NV. 4
YOUNG LADY for general once
work, good steady position: refer
ences. SCHWARTZ FUR SHOP. 104
18th st. NV. d
YOUNG LADY. good at figures, for
accounts payable; prefer experience
In ONCE work. must be high school
graduate; 5h-day; air.-conditioned
ONCE; good salary. Apply
THE ESTHER SHOP
Evening star., 1951-05-02
CHAUFFEUR

Young lady. 25-35 years Of age for
Nveries to our advertisers; neat in
appearance and capable of giving
good attendance; clear driving rec
ord and D.. C. driving permit are
required. Apply Personnel, Room
SSt Sat- al. osN No ehone calis
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-05-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Stenographer-Clerk
Construction office. interesting but
not always easy work. congenial
office. intelligence and neatness
valued more than speed. ST. 2233.
STENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIST
under 80; permanent position with
large construction Arm; pleasant
working condition, chance for ad-
vancement. 5h.day wk. Apply per
Suite No. 5, 8 anil pm. --5
|STENO-TYPIST, with large whole
sale automobile concern; 5-day, 40
hour week; pleasant working condi-
tions. Call DI. 6200, Ext. %. .
Evening star., 1951-05-02
SALES MANAGER

011d110 1V11A3N1ANHHAV
Used cars and new. cars; 25 yrs.
retail exper.; excel. refs. locally;
special experience on Chrysler prob.
familiar local used car situation.
Available immed. ST. Bats.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP WoMEN

NURSE, r. n, doctors once; 4 eve
nlngs, 6 to 9 pm. Call TIE. 1917,
l2 to | pm %
Evening star., 1951-05-02

YOUNG LADY. good at figures, fol-
accounts payable; prefer experience
In once work. must be high. school
graduate; 5h-day; aiT,conditioneo
THE ESTHER SHOP
Evening star., 1951-05-02
MATTRESSES

only need apply. RO-
MANIAN INN, S15 18th NV. 3
Evening star., 1951-05-02
CASHTER
CASHIER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

For mems store; must be experienced;
refs. required; 5ia-day week. L1V-
INGST0N'S. an6 9TH 81. NV. "A
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01

1t is being whispered that Mer-
curry cars are nice to drive on
moonless and unr0mantic nights.
Could be! Could be! If we would
believe our eyes.
When you are invited to any
place, it means YOU Because here
when people mean something they
say it; and when they say some
thing they also mean it.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01
Nat KUznetz
Again Heads
Init. Group

Nat Kuznetz, owner of
Kay's 10c Store, will again
head this years International
Improvement Association,
sponsors of Seattle's first In
ternational Carnival, a part of the
Seattle Seafair. The announcement
was made recently by Mrs. Ruth
Manca, secretary of the association.
Other officers of the organization
for 1851 are Yoshito Full, manager
of the MP. Hotel, first vice presi-
dent; James Mar, of Yick Fung
Co., second vice president; Mrs.
Ruth Manca, executive secretary
of the jackson Street Community
Council, secretary; and Alexander
Bishop, Bishop Drug Co., treasurer.
All of these persons have served
in these offices during 1850 and
are unopposed in the 1851 election.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01
surusuI Is
Reelected
President

In one of the poorly attend
ed annual elections of the Fill
pino Community of Seattle in
recent years, Dan Sarusal, in
cumbent president, succeeds
himself as head man of the
Filipino colony. He ran un-
opposed for the position. The
election was held Jan. % at
the Washington Hall.
Pete Filarca and Fernando Fer
rera, also unopposed, were elected
secretary and treasurer, respec-
lively.
Vice Presidents
Candidates for the three posi-
tions for vice president, who also
met no opposition, were Rudy San
tos, Sergio Acena, and Mrs. Pho
De Cano. (Mrs. De Cano broke
a long-standing tradition in the
community by nominating herself
as candidate for vice president.)
Romero Is Auditor
Johnny Romero defeated Pru-
dencio Mort for the position of
auditor, and Nick Bacoloy showed
a decisive victory over Salvador
del Fierro, Jr., for sergeant-at-
arms.
Out of the six candidates for
trustees, the following were elect
ed: Salvador del Fierro, Sr., Re-
migio Pascual, and Santiago
Beltran.
Twenty councilmen are elected
Continued on Page Four
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-02-01
US. Cancels Money
Order Exchange
With P.I.

The attention of Filipino nation
ais and all concerned is invited by
the Philippine Consulate General
in San Francisco to Order No.
45112 of Jan. IT, 1851, issued by
the United States Postmaster Gen
eral, entitled Exchange of Money
Orders Between the United States
and the Philippines Suspended"
The order reads: cit is hereby
ordered that on and after Feb. l.,
1851, the issuance of money orders
drawn for payment in the Repub-
lie of the Philippines be suspended.
"Postmasters in the United States
and its possessions are instructed
not to honor money orders issued
in the Philippines drawn for pay
ment in this country unless such
orders were issued prior to Feb.
l, 1851"
Persons desiring to transmit
money to the Philippines should
buy bank drafts in lieu of money
orders.