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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
City Rejects Plan To Use
North Beach For Bathing

until A. Maitland Adams
could be present.
Adams, he said, had called him.
telling him he was i'll and that he
would appreciate a postponement
of the discussion until he. could
be present
John and Louis carbonell We
hemently opposed postponement
Of the discussions They protested
hat the ono commissioners alb
'encc was not sufficient reason
Continued On rage Eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

CORPORAL WALTER SMITH.
gath Division infantrYman. has
just Deen treed from He'd cap
tors by Turkish and American
troops near Korea's 38th Paral-
lei. He appears bewildered by
his new-found freedom. The
corporal was captured last New
Years day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03
OWNERS MOVE TO BLOCK ~
C|TY'S EFFORT TO SAVE
AIRPORT FOR KEY WEST
ASK DISMISSAL OF CITY'S
SUIT ON GROUNDS LAND
BELONGS TO COUNTY

Key West Improvement Inc, private owners of
Meacham airport modified heavy artillery against the
cityS suit for public ownership in three motions filed in
Circuit court yesterday.
The corporation says that the City fails to show that
it has the financial ability to make timely payment of
the amount of the verdict that the court might award
1t also seeks dismissal of the suit on grounds that
the city condemning property held by another munich
paty, namely the county.
Further it moves for dismissal of the ctys condem-
nation suit grounds that the city does not prove that
the property not owned or controlled by Monroe coun
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-03

Key West. Florida. hos the
most equoble climate in the
country. with an overuqe
ronge of only Ia Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1951-10-27

Cambridge Realty Co., Inc, has
opened a Virginia Office at 2319
Wilson boulevard and a MARYLAND
Evening star., 1951-10-27
Pressed Wood Board Is Used
To Simulate Antique Hinge

AS most homeownerS know, the
large. heavy. wrought hinges
and plates we see on many doors
are expensive items of equip
ment. Many houses that are de-
signed in period style should have
this type of hardware but the
cost has made them prohibitive.
Recently one Of the large manu-
facturers Of wood board developed
the idea of initiating these hinges
in wood. and it may be said that
it takes a close inspection to tell
the difference.
The procedure for making
these plates is to cut out any
design or size you want from a
sheet of pressed wood board an
eighth or a quarter-inch thick.
The edges should be beveled of
with a file or by sanding. and
after an appropriate coat of black
paint. the two halves of the plate
can be screwed to the door or
cabinet. On any door that has
hinges which show only the
hinge-pin butts. this can be done
with ease. The existing hinge
Evening star., 1951-10-27
Norfolk Areas Rents
RecontrolIed by Woods

Tighe E. Woods. rent stabiliza-
ton director, announced this week
that the complete Federal rent
stabilization program-rent CELL
ings on every type Of rental hous-
ing accommodations-will be put
into effect" in the Norfolk Ports
mouth area in Virginia on Thurs
day. This means rents on most
units in the area cannot exceed
those charged on July /, 1851.
The move was aimed to protect
military personnel and defense
workers from exorbitant rentals,
the agency said. 1t brought to
20 the number of areas in which
similar action was taken under
the amended Housing and Rent
Law.
Evening star., 1951-10-27

butts should. Of course, also be
painted black and the plates set
as close to them as possible.
This idea may be carried out
with cabinets as we'll as with
doors. You can make H" and
HI" hinges for kitchen cabinet
doors just as readily as the
larger variety, and get a close
copy Of the popular old-fashioned
iron hinges.
When an individual decides to
try his hand at this job, he
should be sure to use a real
pressed wood material and not a
board that is liable to split or
splinter or to be affected by ex-
posure to the weather. He
should also note that after the
first plate has been drawn out
and cut. it can be used as pat
tern and the outline traced as
many times as necessary for ad-
ditional plates. The cost of these
plates is next to nothing. but the
effect may make a world of diff
ference in the appearance of your
house.
Evening star., 1951-10-27

Office at 1896 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda.
X
A. r. ClaS, q Washington archi-
tect, will soon move his Offices to
the Wyatt Building, Fourteenth
street and New York avenue
he designed.
X y
Stanley E. Thompson, manager
of the Pentagon Realty Co., has
announced opening of branch at
6829 Lee highway, East Falls
Church, Va.
Evening star., 1951-10-27
Paint Is Heut-Resistont

Heat resistant paint has been
developed which is said to retain
its adhesion and color stability
under temperatures as high as
/ 1000 degrees Fahrenheit. It is
available in most colors and may
be applied by brushing, spraying
or dipping.
Evening star., 1951-10-27

letters and Spe-
cial Servic e S,
they serve as a
IS ort of un-
IS era m bier or
|decoder of reg
|ulatory m
|plexitieS.
They are not
a ] W VS. t h e
m ost sympa-
tnetlc lnterpre-
ters Of agency
purposes, since
they are apt to
reflector per-
hans o We tn
Evening star., 1951-10-27
Realty
Revue

One of the big aids to construc-
ton industry people not present
on the Washington scene are the
trade associations. Through news
Evening star., 1951-10-27

encourage, on occasion-the. fret
fulness of the average man against
restraints now considered to be
necessary as means of protect
ing ourselves from the predatory
SovietS. But, certainly, without
them the confusion would be more
general and more profound.
One such trade association in
the construction and real estate
field is that doughty warrior fly
ing the banner of the free enter
prise system-the National Asso-
citation of Real Estate Boards.
Herbert Nelson. the man who
seems to have thought up this Or
ganization on its present scale and
who runs it with a benevolent
hand. is going to stage another
convention in a couple of weeks.
Lots of real estate people don't
like the idea that this convention
Is going to held in Cincinnati this
year. They would prefer, instead,
the balmier climate of Miami
Beach. But they will have to wait
another year for that.
Generally speaking, Mr.. Nelson
and the convention program plan
nerS seldom schedule many Gov
ernment speakers. In this they
have differed, in the past. from
the National Association of Home
Builders. NAH's conventions, al
ways held in Chicago. seem to
bring half of Washington's off,
cialdom out to the Windy City.
But this year. Mr.. Nelson & Co.
seem to have relented a bit, and
the scene of their 44th annual ses-
sions between November II and
II will have at least one Govern
ment attorney on hand to make
q speech.
That man is Richardson Bron-
son, assistant general counsel of
the National Production Author
ity. He will not, strictly speaking,
address NAREB sessions, but will,
instead, speak before a meeting
of the Society of Industrial Real
tors, an affiliated group.
+
Anthony G. Denice, manager of
Pomponio Realty. Inc, will leave
November l for Sacramento, Calf,
where he will report at Mather
Field for a 17-month tour of duty
with the Air Force. He served
four and a half years in military
service during World War II.
Cambridge Realty Co., Inc, has
opened a Virginia Office at 2319I
Wilson boulevard and a Maryland
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP DOMESTIC Cont

5-DAY WEEK; live in: settled white
woman. care for employed couples ?
children; some light housekeeping;
own rm and privacy; Silver Spring
area $50 wk. 10. 5-1974.
g.h.w. and cooking. Thurs
day, every other Sunday of. Refer
ences. $50 a week. Wo. 772s after
l pm. -23
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN for g,h.w.
and child care. fton : q nj. to go
pm; must have health card. 10.
WHITE Il LADY. live in sa.Ss and care for
WANTED-Renned settled white lady
Of child in exchange for good home
and small salary. WA 4234. --23
COLORED MAID. cook and g.h.w
Hoy Hours ~, I'll li4s salary sS y 70 y per gay
live in; colored family; rm. and
board. small salary. Ii. 3-6S90.
WOMAN, high type. middle
aged, to live in. duties, to consist OF
g.h.w.; excel. home. Salary Sl2o per
cooGIioREEb oGIioE6 WOMAN. sRsaaAN settled. refined.
sn;H s1ee. sai tCnd 56 Gi sss59s ssilasen' nve M
COL. WON. to help, with invalid, light
houseyork 10 ;, no sookingii TS aSi S-hr' day D
COIoRED WOMAN. age 80 to, 45
for g.h.w.: must live in; salary
$50 per wk.; uniform furn,; onlS
2 in family. no S5as s5aldren' city Iet'
COLORED WOMAN, exper. g.h,w.i
live in; 2nd-fi. rm. and bath; refs
WO. S153 after pm. -26
COLORED lady desired reliable WON.
an to care for 4 small children. !
days q wk; No elssning Or Or ,N Tasn'
COLoRED FAMILY wants woman tt
care for children; 5h days; Ink.
SIS wk. Call 1912. Ii. 3-S5SO.
COLORED girl. g.h.w.. / to, z; 5.da!
week. Refs. SIS wk. and carfare
WI 1896.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. public books started,
kept, tax service. DE. S726 or Ju.
ACCOUNTANT cs5gSTANT tpuonc, bookkeeping
and ta1osA tag Services; &c $40 44Se Rsr month uD
ACCoUNTANT- BoOKKEEPER-Part-
time work, ewes. and weekends; 10.
AiCeCSo5uttNTANT-Beokkeeping &C audit
service-All statements-Long exp.
Reasonable. Box 1s9-T. Star.
afternoon work in transportati ton
or business administration. Box
AUTo nTi INSssau5iRANCE Ssa5i - Young nan
trainee, clerical and sales ability,
ext oo2 sHt1 exp, Bog * 2zs,T, .T.SaP stap' "a. "a
perienced closer and appraiser:
settled settled. Box 2s4sR. Star. "a
exper.; Apt. 1, 54O9 Hamilton st..
Hgstssvls gsk sTFNn NJ. aFsfT TYPIsT o'm eeent
good recommendation. Box 295-T'
fisTE PUBLIC AccoUNT1NT.
B.CS. and M.C.S. degrees. varied
experience, desires full-time or part
time position with right firm Box
GRAD, exper. publicity
procm't; knowl. languages; seeks IN
teresting position; no selling. Box
CONsTRUCTIoN sUPT.-15 yrs. ex:
per; can take chge. of any kind OF
commercial or residential; prefer
high-class residential Box 464-S'
DECoRAToR-Painter, colored; gen
eral all around repairman; % yrs.
exp. Work neatly done. BY job or
steady lob. Free to live in or leave
city. HO. 1856
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored--
desires work after 5 pm; expert;
enced and licensed: non -drinker, and
neat in appearance: If interested can
FAMILY An MAN, white. 80 years old. is
tired Of $40 wk. Job: can you offer
PIafAitRstMACisf Ifitst Il RELIEF. reg. D. c.
elig. recip. va.-Md. 20 years. exp.
LABoRER, ambitious college. student
needs part time job. Call Gleoe O4sS.
MECHANIC. colored. desires job in
parking lot. or garage attendant
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. middle-aged, reliable,
CHAuFFEUR -HoTsEMAN, sober, re-
liable, with refs live in or have
car; NV, section. OR. 53oo.
e I've in. Care for two children. {, 7!
CSoSMPASioS, on gh.w.. settled. live in
pleas home with other lady; recent
city refs. required. GE. si93i 123 az,
aep must 1uem be Rood COOK apd have
recent city ref. Call WI. 6242
after IL am.
COOK, g.h;w., experienced, good city
ref. 5la days. live out; S25 to start,
CooK-G.H.w., live in, suburban
home. 8 in family. must have good
local refs; sal. S140 mo. Apply only
II thoroughly exper. CHI. 9633 after
COOK and general houseworker; no
aSnys IA sS SeeP SnPer live sday oay Tees es
be experienced; references required.
COOK. s,h.w., Month"; II through
dinner I:arS nearby GH Va locf! Fxt ref
wants a nice home to live in; must
be fono OF children; refs. required;
S25 wk. 5la-day week. TIE. 1920
COOK, G.H.W., thoroughly exper. for
cpl; no children. Can live in. LU.
1896. 1920 S st. Sc.
COOK C. INV, IL am. through z pm
dinner, $50; Silver Spring. Phone
between 10 a,m.-3 pm. JU. .S-S641.
COOK. G.H.W., live in. 3rd q. rm.
like children: S35 wk. for exper.
worker; city ref. WO. 6492. ga
COOK AND G.H.W.; pref. i've IN,
upstairs rm.. 5ia-day wk, no hun
dry: for weeks during perm. MAID s
vacation; S35 wk. 1904 kalmia I'd.
NV, GE. 2076. ~
Evening star., 1951-09-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

ive afternoons; no bachelors. Ref
erence.. North 0970.
COOK - Good, experienced, plain
parents; 5-day wk.. Sat. and Sun.
COOK s-HoUsEKEEPER. white; de-
pendable. economical, exper.; excel.
city refs; 1 or 2 adults. Fox
COOK AND G.H.w.. woman, colored.
desires work. 5 days wk.; no eve
nings or Sundays; references. Ho.
CURTAIN C;tHsf STRETCHING, ironing and
light gato washing. 400 G st. ne. Ii.
ExPER.. RELIABLE WOMAN wants
perm; days work; ironing or light
GIRL, coiored, desires days work.
Meneay srenees, MI and s7ssl THURSDAY good 5si-
GIRL, colored. desires part-time or
days work; have reference. Ii.
GiRI ipOGi WANTS g.h.w. by week; 1" no
Sun. no children; live out; good ref.
GIRL wants Job; no Sun. no chill
dren; live out; good ref. AK. 0904.
GIRL. neat. honest and dependable.
st,n desires S.tSesS days > work ond Lu' l-794S
GIRL, colored desires job child care;
part time or days work 2 or 3
days; good ref. DI. Gill. 23'
GIRL, colored. wants day work at
once, Monday and Wednesday, Call
Ii. 6-954S.
GIRL, colored, reliable. sr, high school
student. desires job after school.
Ii. 3-6475.
GIRL. colored. desires to take care
OF children. no cooking. 10. 9-9014.
GIRL, colored, for g.h.w, work 3 or
days wk. Call VI. S493.
GIRL. colored, for gh.w., 5 days wk.,
neat and exp. HU. 1854.
IElAakix.aaA IassaA
Evening star., 1951-09-23
REAL ESTATE
statesmen

tdhs sqG1sa for posson Rsss 'sTi Hepy
rEsGHEks igS5 Eiss0iS 5whise, fxs SCI ii still avail
able write Or wire giving gualiflSa-
tions;; SOUTHERN TEACHERS
AGENCY. Broad-Grace Arcade. Rich
ONCE; downtown medical. center;
tipping nee. WO. 94s6. -23
TELLER, for financial institution;
permanent position with excellent
future: tipping necessary; 80; hour,
5-day week; applicant should be
neat. accurate and able to-. meet
alE ppoie ,ESEpsgN ESE aggSintmsns FnEs sa sAV NJ
INGS g. LOAN. Elk. 074S. 1881 K
st. NV.
TOPOGRAPHIC CRAFTSMEN, 5-day
week; $50 to S75. Apply MR.. KEEL.
Permanent. ia. $500. --25
VARITYPER, exper. for important po-
sition with good future; 5-day wk..
salary Commensurate with exp.
state full details in letter. Box S69-
S. Star. -23
COUPLE, for chauffeur and maid. To
live on country place near p c.
assaa eSfs TSiesns Teferences %
quired. Call Wo. 1882 weekdays
9-5.
MAN AND WOMAN for country home
Woman 70 take charge Of house,
man to work on grounds Separate
apt over garage. with bath. All
modern conven:enees. Apply j. H
BURTON, Kalnia Farms, Bowles
Mil rd,, Derwood. Md. or call
Gaithersburg 43S-J -
PART-TIME CLERK -TYPIST; hours
SO pm, Mon. through. Fri. Re-
auired to transcribe from me-
chanical equipment, some postne
and filing. Phone MR. GARNER
EX; Pal 44l,c for Sp,%tc1urx Sp9tc1 mr. s3
some one willing to learn. Good
wages, room and board. Call be-
tween 5 and 8 or IL and II p m
Waldorf 2731. 20
COUPLE. white-Woman as working
mgr. high-class NV. rooming house
man can have outside employment
Apt. ali lii, plus S100 mo. Ref
Phone Ex. 1875 today: .25
vate family of 8. Live in. Char
acter references. WI. 1881.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
AGENTS

AMAZING NEW GIANT Santa Claus
selling like wildfire to stores. homes.
Pays up to "a 90 per sale. Terrlhc
nodded plastic Stands 20 inches
high: 3 dimensions. Nothing like it!
Guaranteed. Free sample offer.
Hurry! POLYTEX. Dept. 923, Wi
mona. MINI
PLASTIC PARTY DEMONSTRATORS!
Earn $40 spare evenings. Factory
prices. We train you. Write Du-
REVER. 27S1H Atlantic ave, Brook
lyn. N, Y.
HOUSE TO HOUSE DEALERS
Increase income selling famous toilet
tries, household products, costume
jewelry. watches, novelties. Also par
ty plan. Contact US Immediately
STERLING MFG, INC, 1928 Am.
sterdam ave, New York.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP WOMEN
TYPIST

In collection dept. of major finance
company; will train. Interesting
lob, good hours and working condi-
tions; life insurance and hospital
benefits. MR.. DAILY, ST. 1890.
TYPIST CLERK, young lady for per-
manent position in once OF large
motion picture organization; no ex-
perience necessary; 5-day week. Cal
MISS DAVIS between 10 and IL
moor at RE. 0S00
for accounting Sec
ton $3.50 a yr. to start; 5-day
40-hr. wk.; annual sick leave priys.
must. type so words per min:; in
teresting work for motion picture
concern. Apply Rm. 400, Tower
Bldg, l4th and K SITS. NV. Dc
not phone. -25
TYPIST-CLERK
Perm position in property manage.
ment firm; 5-day wk. 37Ha hrs
Salary $500 per mo. Call MA. 1852
Evening star., 1951-09-23

MEDICAL CLINIC NEEDS
Assistant hospital claims examiner
81, $40 per annum: typing and medi-
cal termanology required.
Membership clerk, $2,145 per annum
typing required, 40 to so wp.m.
Nurses aide. ST 1925 per annum; ex.
perience preferred
Junior bookkeeping clerk. S2,145 pei
annum; bookkeeping knowledge re-
Quired.
5h-day week. 90 days annual leave
16 days sick leave per year. medical
coverage. Call EX. 0007 Monday
or Tuesday. 9 am. to 4:45 pm. IA
DANCING TEACHERS
Exper. not necessary; excellent sal
ary. Apply 6-S pm, Mon. through
Fri. THE BOB a. JERRY DANCE
STUDIO. s006 Wisconsin ave. Be-
theSda. Nd --oR
Evening star., 1951-09-23
MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
nnn mn nnn
Sc 0nn-S7 0h0

Exper. in design, purchase and use OF
mechanical and electromechanlcai
components. Seeks administrative
or customer contact position. VIII
lob. Location washington or New
York BOX 411-R. Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

BABY SITTER. middle-aged colored
-STENOGRAPHER de-
sires 5-day-week position, pleasant
environment. Box 261-T Star. "a
BOOKKEEPER, exptr., good typist,
shorthand. some sales exper., would
dit;ona ki mori sos aeilsso1s issT tsr NSTk'nF
Evening star., 1951-09-23
YOUNG LADY

1s to 80, for tipping and general ONCE
work in lumber and millwork office;
toned ONCE: 5-day week, no Satur-
days. For appt.. call NO. 2600, Mr..
Douglass, GALLIHER u HUGUELY,
INC.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

WOMEN, % to 35, as shop
experience necessary: salary, ad-
vancement. Must be free to travel.
Apply R1n. 951. 18th and z sts. NV.
WARNER BLDo. -26
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP WOMEN Cont

TYPIsT. small once. varied duties,
liberal vacation, give age, exper.,
salary. phone. Box 277-s, Star.
TYPfST, permanent position, begin
ming salary S52.60 weekly for z.
fd1z b1ErzdEN dfeS9E co 4Ss Sssf 10th E9oaNE s3 Ra
TYPIST in acct. div. of aviation
communications Arm, 5-day wk.
Mr.. BOYLE. ME. $500. ga
TYPIST-Permanent position; 5-day
40-hour week; pleasant working con-
ditions; liberal discount on pur-
Ghases; SIas insurance and hospitSlizstlon sH4
PEs e pRUG sToRE Psn EMhPoeYESoT hPoe5Yy pho
OFFICE. a P st. ne. -25
TYPIST accurate, invoice billings
and seneral ONCE work in ACCOUNT
ing dept; 5.day wk. FoRMAN
TYPIST, not over 35. full time or
day wk; no other employees. RE,
TYPIsT to learn bookkeeping ma
chine, MGR 5000. ConEen!al CO.
sSaSs sSGGsrs pr ofass FSso of flower store.
TYPisT, Ii with lI'Ii some knowledge of
hitiouS young girl to train for secre-
tary in law ONCE. Permanent po-
sition, pleasant surroundings, con-
venient downtown location; 40-nr.
wk' with vacation. Box 217-T, Star
TYPlST who can use I. B. M. al
phabetical punch, permanent posi-
ton: retirement and sick Dement'S.
week; salary S64 per week. Box
TIPisri, TaI1sIsi S'sEi White. exper. 1BM Tss sisc..
good speed, with ability to type
stencils, for natl. trade assn:
knoEledse Of PIX or .recep: duties
helpful; permanent; 5-day wk. Call
-MR; WALKER. DE; 1850. 90
work in fire and casualty agency;
permanent position with chance for
100. MRS. DEENiHAN. -27
TYPIST, with some shorthand and
clerical work experience; for office
In Alexandria. Va; 51a days. Only
i interested n steady work. apply.
TYPIsT. for drugstore; 445hr. wk.
TENNYSoN. Rm. 103. 915 10th st.
TYPisTs-5-day week, 37B hours
$500 per month. Box 253-T. Star.
TYPIsTs-white; permanent: excel
lent iurroundings; 40-hour week;
spS vesfly ssif!ps aood saaFs I'll 1S
to sdvance, Liberal vacation and
sick leave. Under 40. Personal in
terviews between 9:30 am. and $3.50
pm. Personnel office. NATIONAL
GEoGRAPH1c SOCIETY. 3rd and
~ Sts. h,e. Is
Evening star., 1951-09-23
TYPIST
BEGINNER
STENOGRAPHER,

1890; 5-day, 3T-hr. wk., vacation
with pay; good chance for advance
ment. Apply MR.. LEVERING. 612
WoodTsTd s6H" slds" 18th and H sts-
WAITRESS. white, NJ experienee nee
eS5fs' c1E, MsriBoro IBta Pie pike and and Bennlns
I'd. Sc. Call HI. 1888. .23
experienced; APPLY
ROYAL RESTAURANT AND
LOUNGE. 1886 Columbia I'd. NV.
MATTRESSES. part time or full time.
Apply in person bet. 2:3Q and 8
pm SILVER REsTAURANT. $3.50
WAITRESS, experienced whlte girl;
night nHs oS york, s,sod Good tips 'o@l g Conn
fNERs REsTAURANT. 7sia Wis
consin ave, WI. 9S7S.
WAITRESS wanted for q Sc. reStaur-
ant. Call LU. 4-o631 for appoint-
WAITRESS, white. neat appearing.
exper,; nightwork. 1912 New York
WAITRESS, full and part time; close
Mondays; good earnings. 653 Pa.
wAfTREss. white, neat appearance,
exper.. excel. salary and tips DAN
NY'S STEAK HOUSE. Good Hope
I'd. and Naylor I'd, Sc. VI. 9527.
WAITRESS, white. hours 3 to II.
day of. pleasant surrounding. good
tips Inquire at DOLL HOUSE
GRILL, 300l N. Wash. blvd. Airing
WAITRESS, white, experienced, iv-
ing in vicinity of Takoma Park. Cali
GE. 1888, or apply in person, Ia
KOMA RESTAURANT. 252 Carroll
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS, white. experienced; hrs. /;
$50 p.m.-10:30 pm. Suns. off.
Good wages and tips. H o. s, 515
18th st. Sw. -23
WAITRESS (white), exper. or money
perienced, day or night shift. ST
1856 627 H st. NV. CHINA DOLL.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

YOUNG LADY. 1890. for general Of.
fee clerical work in well-knowr
women's speciality shop; 5-day week
Apply WHELAN'S. 1105 F st. NV
Evening star., 1951-09-23
SETTLED LAZY

mission ss aadsi SMITHS fs0o rRANsPER PsS sq COM 4
STORAGE CO.. 1913 You ST. NV
Contact Mr.. e. Roberts between
9 and 10 am.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
TYPIST
TYPISTS

White. for general full-time tipping
perm, 40-hr. wk., good working
conds. and many employe benefits.
Cali personnel dept. HO. 2476. Is
Evening star., 1951-09-23
3 SALESLADIES

Speak French, Spanish, other
languages.
Also
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WOMAN. white. age IS to 50 for
cafeteria work counter work. salad
making floor work, no experience
necessary We will teach you. Pleas
ant working conditions; salary. $50
per Wk. plus meals. plus vacation
See Mr.. Faifar. bet. 10 and 2 am
and . and 4 pm. SHOLLS. CO.
LONTAI CAFETERIA. 1882 Conn
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For employment odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry houseelesn-
ing etc SALVATION ARMY Harooi
Light Corn NE 4532
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TYPIST

Unusual and interesting opportunity
for a competent typist in the eco
World REPORT. You viii work
with professional editors and share
our liberal employe benefits. Duties
include typing and general once
work. Call Mon Fri. S:30-5. DI
2915, Extension $50. -27
TYPIST-CLERK-General once work
perm. position; 5-day. 35-hr. wk.
Call after 10 am. TR. 56sS. -23
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PART TIME
SITUATIONS WOMEN

Univ. grad, finance degree. single
young, wants sales or office wor
ewes. Box 2Ss-T. Star.
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I 7 PIOIS
Experience not necessary; big dis
counts on purchases; good startini
salary. See Mr.. Klein, MARVINs
CREDIT. 734 7th st. NV. -22
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EARN x5O-Sl5o VIZ. in spare time.
Sell plastics for Christmas gifts
through popular party plan, High
commission: free sample kit. free
training Call AID 1884 or write
HOUSE OF PLASTlCS. 2435 18TH
st n w for details.
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PEGGY NEWTON COSMETICS will
train qualified women an. men,
23-45. for supervisory positions in
local area. Immediate earnings UP
to S75 through commissions, bonuses
and overwrite. Write PAUL D.
NEWTON CO.. Dept AW, Newark,
New York State. giving aualifica-