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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Korea.

Korea.
The Badge, consisting of a min.
lature replica of a Revolutionary
war flintlock mounted on a blne
background and superimposed IN
a SILVER wreath, distinguishes the
actual fighting men from rear
area and service troops.
Scott is a member of the 5tb
''i
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31

Conscience gets a lot of credit
that belongs to cold feet.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-31
Expert

Voice from top of stairs:
Doesn't that young man know
how to say good night"
Daughter: "I'll say he does"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08
F COME FROM WE5T;;
 21 FLY OUT ON pNA

v
 Thirty-three travellers flew with Pacific Northern Airlines Wednes- day with 12 coming from the west ward and 21 out for Anchorage, Cordova and Yakutat.
 From Anchorage: w. R. Poster, M. P. Mullaney, Mrs. J. Martin, J. M Morgan, E. J. Friedlander, A. Friese, F. Hanford, A. A. Lyon.
 From Yakutat: Mrs. G. Hurst, Mrs. c. Hussey, James Kretschmer, J. Nolan.
 To Anchorage; Trent Danes, M. Nyrnan, Norm Klemaske, D. s. Da- wis, Robert Graham, Margaret Mo- Donald, Pete Christian, William Benninghoff, A. A. Ryan, Hans Gunderson.
 To Yakutat: Sam Kelly, Leonard Miller, George Valle.
 To Cordova: Jim Fisk, M. C. Brown, w. A. Haskill, Alex Pepin Robert Hart, Margaret, Donna and Eugene Duncan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08

Members of the National Edi- torial Association, said to be 17( strong, are scheduled to arrive to- morrow morning at o'clock aboard the Aleutian of the Alaska Steam ship Company. Following is a list of those with this important tour party:
 Abraham, Mir and Mrs. Bert J Herald Enterprise, Bellflower, California.
 Austin, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Townsman, Wellesley, Mass.
 Baker, MT. and Mrs. w. P. and daughter Kay--Daily Reporter, 2007 Collinswood Rd Columbus, Ohio.
 Baldridge, MT. and Mrs. K. F. Democrat, Bloomfield, Iowa.
 Bayol, Edgar S.-Coca-Cola Go. 5l5 Madison Ave. New York, N. r..
 Bennett, MT. and Mrs. G. Stew art-Journal, Manchester, Vt.
 Benz, MT. and Mrs. Lester Press & News, Osage, Iowa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08
SICK MOTHER SEEKS
 MISSING SON WHOI5
 BELIEVED IN ALASKA

An elderly, seriously i'll mother is seeking the whereabouts of her son, Robert Earl Tidrick, whom she believes to be somewhere in Alas ka
 Tidrick's sister, Mrs. Jesse Rob- erts of 2722 Upshur Drive, San Die ago, Calif., wrote to Larry Moore, manager of the Alaska Associated General Contractors for assistance in locating the man who has been missing for the past four years.
 Tidrick is a skilled mason by trade, does carpentry and pipe fit- ting work. He is 39 years old, wears glasses, has blue eyes and light brown hair, is 5 it. in. tall and spent four years in India during the war.
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NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
 CRUISE WILL BRING f7O TO. JUNEAU

Riddle, MT. and Mrs. John-News Huntingdon, Pa.
 Bleezarde, MT. and Mrs. F. E. News Herald, Ravena, N. Y.
 Boehm, Arnold, reporter, Ogden Iowa.
 Brewer, MT. and Mrs. Fred L. Representing Citizen, La Grange III.
 Briles, MT. and Mrs. E. A.-Cour- fer, Stafford, Kan.
 Brown, Miss J. Mabel-Weekly Newport, N. J.
 Butterfield, MT. and Mrs. H. w Ellensburg, Wash.
 Cambridge, Miss Myrtle. 1902 F. Madison St., Danville,, Ill.
 Chambers. Miss Margaret, 11C5 7th St., Fairbury, Neb.
 Christie, MT. and Mrs. Don President New York Press Assn and daughter, Janet-Courier-Stan- lard, Fort Plain, N. Y.
 Clark, Earl-News. Port Angeles Wash.
 Cobb, Miss Beatrice-News Her. aid, Morganton, N. c.
 Coleman. L. L.-Tribune, Mo- bridge, s. D.
 Conover, MT. and Mrs. Harrison and son, Martin-Herald, Spring vile, Utah.
 Cook, Mrs. Corinne Neal-Mes- quiter, Mesquite, Texas.
 Craemer, Mir. and Mrs Jack Independent-Journal, San Rafael, Calif Craemer, MT. and Mrs. Justus,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08
COUNCIL APPROVES
 SCHOOL BUDGET;
 SELLS p|LEDRIvER
(Continued from Page One)

this without pay since the move to the support and has been unable to take odd jobs to supplement ms income.
 Miscellaneous
 w. H. Schwind of the Union Oll Co., was present and requested tc buy or later replace two city owned 80-foot piling needed now by the Oil Co., The Mayor was authorized to handle the matter.
 It was agreed to pay James Lar son S130 to furnish the material and install fence along a certain area of Gold Creek
 A number of street and sidewalk repair matters came up for discus sion. Following a complaint by Sam Shabaldak that an excessive amount of water was running off Gastineau Avenue down First Street and undermining property in its path, it was decided to get the property owners together to sec about building a concrete sidewalk and curb on Gastineau to contro ! the water flow. ef
 Repair of the steps on Seward Street by the school was approved
 Attention was called to the Street Department on a number of other sidewalk repairs to be made.
 George Kodzoff was present ano complained that no action had yet been taken by the Juneau Water Co. to prevent the flooding of tht Goldstein Building basement. Ht was assured that action would bt taken shortly.
 Councilman Joe Thibodeau rec. commended that in cases where streets are spread with dirt falling from construction trucks, that th' city clean the streets and bill tn, construction company.
 Councilman Ed Nelson proposed that members think over the pur chase of a new police patrol cal and also the simplification of ga purchases. He suggested that bid be called on gas or that some TO- tation plan of the various compan. ies be worked out.
 At 10 o'clock the lights went out and the council adjourned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08

picbter MT. and Mrs. James Sun San Bernardino, Calif.
 Ripley, MT. and Mrs. Geo. A. 1923 Plymouth Rd., Dallas, Texas
 Rbuntree MT. and Mrs. Carl pros;dent Georgia Press Assn. = News, Dawson, Ga.
 Ronse MT. and Mrs. Robert, 5. Gonzales Ave, Watsonville, Calf.
 Schumann, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Press Journal Vero Beach. Fla.
 Scott MT. and Mrs. Ray o. = Leader Port Townsend, Wash.
 sexauer, MT. and Mrs. Carl-Re- porter, ogden, Iowa.
 Smith, MT and Mrs. Fred ane sons Fred Jr. and Willis-Tracy Publg. Co., Tracy, Minn. Stapel, MT. and Mrs. John C. Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. Columbia, Mo. Stelter. Mrs. Florine, Charlevoix Mich.
 Stotzer, Mrs. Harold, Archbold Ohio.
 Swalin. Miss Irene-Record-Dem- ocrat. Pocahontas, Iowa.
 Taylor, MT and Mrs. Orrin ano son Ross-Buckeye, Archbold, Ohio Terry. MT. and Mrs. Jos. ano daughter Nancy-Wolf & Company j'7 s. Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill.
 Thiede. Miss Meta = Chain o. Lakes Guide, Waupaca, Wis.
 Thomas, Max and son, Lovin = Daily Signal, Crowley, La.
 Thornhill, Miss Mary-News-Her' aid, Morganton, N. c. Tiele, Miss Erna, 5215 Harper Ave, Chicago, Ill. rye, MT. and Mrs. Ralph-Time' Tribune. Davenport, Wash. Tygeson, Mrs Mae-Advocate Annandale, Minn. Tysell, H B.-Representing Jour. nal, Britton, s. D. Ulerich, MT and Mrs. Wm. K.-
 
 Progress, Clearfield, Pa.
 Van Woert, Mrs. R.-Represent- ing The Local, Greenville, N. Y.
 Wallin, MT. and Mrs. o. V.-Wol & Company, 1916 Walnut St. Phil adelphia, Pa.
 Welch, Mrs. Vivian-Free Press Duluth, Minn.
 West, MT. and Mrs. Paul A., Bo, 253A, Calistoga, Calf.
 Wilbur, MT and Mrs. w. A. anc son, Don; daughter, Doris-Times Tribune, Davenport, Wash.
 Williams, Miss Faye E. News Morgan, Utah.
 Williams, Jack-Daily Journal Herald, Waycross, Ga.
 Ball, MT. and Mrs. A. J.-Obser. yer, Woodhaven, N Y.
 Horner, MT. Wm. E. Herald Sanford, N. c.
 Klinefelter, Mrs. Laura anc daughter, Joan - Times, Adams Wis.
 Willis, MT. and Mrs. E. B.-Re- publican, Angola, Ind.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08
Stops Korean Bullet with Tongue; Just 5pat Ii Out

TOKYO. June 8 -lRi- Pfc. Flu gene T. Lucas, Edwardsville, Pa- stopped a bullet with his tongue.
 Lucas was driving an anti-alr- craft truck with the U. s. 7th h. fantry Division in Korea. An enemy bullet went through the windshield, ricocheted from metal bracket, creased Lucas lipe, clipped two teeth and pushed up against his tongue.
 Lucas shook his head and spat out the bullet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08

most of the defense secretary's stay in the frontline area.
 This was MarshalPs second visit to Korea The first was 37 years ago when he passed through this coun- try on a tour of Russo-Japanese war points of interest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08
NOTICE

As of June 9th. Milk delivery on Saturday will be started one hour earlier. Please have your bottles and tickets out. Your cooperation is requested. Juneau Dairy Pro-
 ducts. 829-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08

President Calf. Press-Calif. Pres. Assn, $50 State Bldg, San Francis co, Calif Curnow, Mrs. Hertha-Nationa Editorial Association Staff, Chic. ago, III. Currier, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Courier-Standard, Fort Plain, NY Deliver, George-Daiiy News Battle Creek < Mich. Dunphy, Mrs. Alta-Blue valley Blade, Seward, Neb.
 Ebert, Dr. R. O., Oshkosh. Wis Ecord, MT. and Mrs. Floyd-Daily Republican, Burlington, Kan. Edgecombe, MT. and Mrs. Tyler Signal, Geneva, Nebr. Epperson, MT. and Mrs. A. w
 Director NAS) and daughter Shir. ley-Morgan Co. News, Morgan Utah.
 Evans, Miss Ethel M. - Enter prise, Lebo, Kansas.
 Eek, Don = Gen. Mgr. NEA, Chi cago.
 Ebert, MT. and Mrs. L. J. = Rec. ord Democrat, Pocahontas, Iowa.
 Fournier, Mir. and Mrs. John (Di. rector NAS)-News-Journal, Kent Wash.
 Fuchsen, Miss Mildred Record Democrat. Pocahontas. Iowa. Gaisford. MT. and Mrs. Frank Citizen, American Fork, Utah. Gardner, MT. and Mrs. Braton- Progress, Clearfield. Pa. Girnmestad. Miss Patty, 1036 N w. 18th, Portland, Ore. " Gimmestad. Mir. and Mrs. Der President Minn. Editorial Assn : Sentinel, Dawson. Minn. Hammond, MT. and Mrs. H. A Herald Press, Great Bend, Kan. Hardy, MT. and Mrs. Don (Dir- ector NEA) and son, David Daily Record, Canon City, Colo. Harris, Miner E.-Journal, Palm CT, Neb. Hayes, Mike-Courier, Stafford Kan. f6 Heidmann, MT. and Mrs. H. H Record Herald, Algoma. Wis.
 Herrick, Mrs. Ralph W-Weekly Newport, N. J.
 Higgins, MT. and Mrs. Otto-fn- ter City Press. Fairmount Station Kansas City. MO.
 Huckle, MT. and Mrs. A. w., Box '1o53, Rock Hill, s. c.
 Kaynor, MT. and Mrs. J. Cliff ford (President NEA)-Daily Rec- ord, Ellensburg, Wash.
 Kennard, Mir and Mrs R. J., Be- alsburg, Pa.
 Killgore, MT. and Mrs. Ralph and son, Jack-News, Rosebud, Texas. Krouser. MT and Mrs. Caryl-- Printer Review, Barstow, Calf. Larson, MT. and Mrs Robert w. -Union-R Republican Albia, Iowa. Lauher, Ora, Archbold, Ohio. Lovett. Mir and Mrs. E. R. Times, Palo Alto, Calf.
 Lowrance, MT. and Mrs. B. Arp -Mecklenburg Times, Charlotte, N. c.
 Lyttle, MT. and Mrs. Richard, Pres. Colo. Pr Assn, Meeker, Colo. McDaniel. MT. and Mrs. G. Ar thur and son, G. A.; daughter Son. ya-Times, Fredericksburg, Md.
 McPherson. Mrs. Fred Sr.-Sen- tinelNews, Santa Cruz. Calir.
 McPherson, MT. and Mrs. Fred Jr.-S Sentinel-News, Santa Cruz, Calf.
 Meyer, Mrs. Belle Farrar-Leader Oakdale, Calf.
 Morse, Mrs. J. H.-News, La- Crosse, Kan. Murray, MT. and Mrs. Hubert The Wave, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Neal, Mrs. J. "Sallie" Mesquiter, Mesquite, Texas. Nolen, Miss Anne E.-News, Mon- roe City, Mo. Orvis, Miss Rhoda-Journal, Manchester vt. Parker, MT. and Mrs. Paul P.- TIT Oxford St., Berkeley, Calf. Price, Mrs. Virginia-News & Farmer, Louisville, Ga. Pullinger, MT. and Mrs. Griffith. 1900 Main St.. Bethlehem, Pa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08
Homer Spii Packing Company
 Custom Packers of Fishery Products
Homer, Alaska
Dear Alaskans:

homer, Alaska Dear Alaskans:
 Because we make our living in Alaska, we feel that Alaskans. too. should have an opportunity 10 enjoy al reasonable prices ihe good things produced in inc Territory. Accordingly, we are offering our speciality pack seafoods at wholesale prices until June 5for September first delivery. The demand for our product always ex- ceeds inc supply 80 we must limit your order 10 one case of each product. The prices quoted include shipping charges.
 CANNED SMOKED SALMON 2 26.5O-Case
 14.OO-H Case CANNED RAZOR CLANS - 2OO0-Case (Minced Whole 11.O0-H Case CANNED KING CRAB - 3350-Case Cases are 48 # pound flats 17O0-H Case SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO THE HOMER SPIT PACKING COMPANY,
 HOMER, ALASKA
 Cordially yours,
 The Management.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-06-08
MARSHALL|S ON VISIT TO
 WAR FRONT

(Continued from Page Onea
Evening star., 1951-05-20

lContInued on Next rus"
Evening star., 1951-05-20
TRAINEES
Various Bank Positions
insurance disqualification and othel
employe benefits.
SECURITY BANK
9th AND G SITS. NV.

Exporting Arm, So per day. Reply.
Box 121-C, Star. 30 |
rYPIST. experienced. for service
dept. newspaper ofhce:, 5-day wk., |
Decentralization and other employ.
age 2O-35. for position with
expanding organization; all modern |
employe benefits. Must be accurate,
with minimum speed Of so w.p.m.
@ Excel 1II salsTy S9oo for sualified ng peESon
rYPIsT Patriotic educational or
sanitation desires a refined young
lady for typist, with some knowledge
OF shorthand necessary; 20 days an
day lay wk.; ideal eli Working SN conditions;
salary open. Phone ME. 3l33;
TYPIsT. operate switchboard and
type. knowledge of typing essential,
mas has Tui: ony T. 0e extensions snoa1n va ~aea area
Salary, S45. BOX 320-A, Star. 30
TYPIST. rapid. accurate. neat. 35-
hour week. Temporary, so to 90
r. days; ASS Coed salary, RE-: 1890; 20 go
most Of year: interesting work:
pleasant surroundings. Apply MR..
MCDONNELL. 1101 M st. NV.
TYPISTs-Permanent positions; is
5-day, 4Oehr. wk.: 5000 mo. starting
salary; well established firm; ,ex-
cellent opportunities; paid vacation.
sick leave and holidays; free hospi;,
TYPIST for interesting general ONCE
duties. excel. opportunity, for secre-
tarial training, 5-day week. free hos
pitalization, vacation with pay; start
ing salary, S2,40o. Why not come in
and talk it over? NATL. RIFLE
ASSN, 1900 r. I. ave. NV, FACING
TYPIST or stenographer. full or part
time; insurance claim office: air
conditioned building; paid vacation;
max. starting salary, S210 mo-
Phone RE. 1913. -22
White, for large whole
sale Tss permanent positions aony
TYPIsT-For position with lge. local
insurance agency; excel. opportun-
ity for advancement; salary based
on exper. and qualif1ca tions. YOUNG
4, sIMooN, $40 Woodward Blds.' as
TYPIST with some knowledge Of
shorthand; 5-day. 35-hr. wk. oSall
TYPIST. part-time. high school grad.
or one about to graduate; 4 hrs.
per day bet. 8 am. and 8 pm, 8
days per week: opportunity for full
time position. Phone RE. TIL. -23
|TYPIST for interesting work in old
established insurance agency; 5-day
wk.; salary to start. S45. Phone
MR.. STETSON. Elk. $500. -21
TYPIST-20 to 35; so wp.m.; perm
position; 5-day, 40-hour week. Ap-
ply ALL-STATE HOME EQUIP.
MENT CO.. 2117 M st. NV 80
TYPIST - Must be experienced. tc
work part time afternoons or
evenings LONGS. 731 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-05-20

WEAVER-Experienced, to weave in
our place; good. salary; for work at
home on good percentage basis
CAPITAL WEAVING COMPANY, 729
GIRL; white. for valet shop, Apply
1908 Conn. ave. NV. 81
GIRL for general ONCE, must have
typing and shorthand; permanent
position, 5h day wk; salary open
Apply UNIVERSITY SHOP, 1913 G
Girl, colored, typist work 2 or 3
Also girl to cut. stencils and run
maImeegrsph gan machine, Apply Box
GIRLS, neat appearance, to assist
ssiarg. gisEMASs aaS oFeSStS sos 7ts N'st st.
GIRLs-For clerical work for large
wholesale house; white; permanent
positions: 5-day week, vacations.
etc; Apply l12l 9Th st. NV; L2s
sale house: white; permanent posi-
tions; 5-day week, vacations. etc.
GIRL. help mother 8 hours daily
after, school; g.h.w.; vic. Oh. Ch.;
La61Esse as hSuT SarfaFe istouslty 0h 's2 craure
nylons. New club plan plus pair
DOUGLAS ANN HOSIERY. 32s
Chestnut. Philadelphia q, Pa. ---22
LADIES! Extra money for household
needs? Vacation? AVON PRODUCTS.
INC. can place several alert women
now; spare time profits average $50
to $40 weekly. RE. 0795. %
LADIES for part-time sales work, by
appt. at hrs of own choice; exp. not
nee; ave. about $3.50 hr. REAL
SILK. ma. 1857.
WOMEN to present our budget plan
to housewives. No experience need
ed. Can earn $50 per week. RIM
424. Bond Bldg. --21
WOMAN. white. with drivers permit
as companion -housekeeper to elderl,
y lady In country. Write P. o. Boz
WOMEN, age 20 to 35, neat appear
ing, intelligent, good takers, fol
outside survey work in residential
| sections; pay, 81 per hour, WORKING
| hours, $3.50 am. to 1870 pm; gooc
hours for housewives who want extrs
money. Box Sod. Star.
WOMAN, white, aged 20-4o: live in
| to care for 2 children, ages 3 anc
4; no housework; must have expert
ence and good references. Phon'
! NO. 0579. -21
YOUNG GIRL to become dentist
assistant. Exper. unnecessary. Nea,
Chevy Chase Circle. Box Abb, Star
Evening star., 1951-05-20

sALEsGIRsL II for work in retail bassry.
Apply 30 o st. ne. ~
EALESGIRL. for sportswear dept.
ary plus comm; vacation with pay,
Christmas bonus, disc. on purchases.
6h-day wk. BRESLAu GA 18th
sALEsGiRL, in bakery, white; ref;
furn.: no sundays. SWISS PASTRY
eHOP, 4916 Wisconsin ave. NV.
sxIEsGiRL. permanent position. with
good salary and pleasant working
6Ss SakERR APDs saos e DeesSn deorsa I
saEMEsGIRL for retail bakery; Sun.
of: salary open: PITTLEs lS BAk-
sAnEsG1kh sad Alasps Bart tlme. ladies' sp.
cialty store. for dresses: GOATS AND
suits; good salary; KoTzIN. 1909
G st; NV. Elk; 0232. -
pay; refs. Call SH 5149 90
SALES GIRLS, full time or part time.
HANDEE'S 5 AND 10. 2619 colum-
bia pike. Arlington, Va.
sories: salary and commission; fun
and part-time: Must have good sell
ing ability. shefhelds, 1921, 14th
sSLEsIAApsy. T.. capable; perm na Neigh Ssn,as
sALESLADY to take care Of whole
sale furniture Showrm.; must have
selling experience. ref.,. good posi-
tien' pleasant surroundings; m :, 5,day
ticulars. Box 1900. Star.
eALESLADY, have excel. opening in
infants and children's wear; must
have selling experience. Apply MR..
BERMAN, 906 H st. ne. -26
for coats, suits and dresses: perma-
nent position. excel: salary, plus
1ao commission and bonus on total
earnings. Apply RocHM,s ELGsui 1910 ed +
Ioth%rop. % ST. 1898.
SALESLADY. selling costume. jewelry
and gifts; good starting salary;
pleasant surroundings; excellent op-
n9Esynity yp6gr fSg adyeRsement ms e st TRaA-
sALESLADY for exclusive Conn. ave
speciality shop. Excellent salary and
commission paid weekly. Out-of-town
experience preferred, MA. 57SI. I'll
sALEsLADY. tewelry store: excel; op-
good pay. hrs. 10 to $3.50. ROOT
jewelers.. 1874 Wilson blvd. Arl.
Va. CH 1881 -22
sALESLADY wanted to work in furni-
ture store, ne. section, evenings;
OVs' q. Z. sMiTH III l. sr.. IS 1913 % You st. t. NV NV
sALEsLADY-Full time. for speciality
shop; experienced preferred but not
to Mrs. Olson koPY KAT DRESS
SHOP. 1907 Ga. ave, Silver Spring,
sALEsLADY for jewelry store; must
pleasant working cond. BENSoNs
Jewellers, 1919 F st. NV. 2nd, a.
eALEsLADIEs. ready-to-wear and ac-
cessories for. for fine ladies' spscialts
nent position with Opportunity foI
o'DoNNELL CO., s4o7 Conn. ave
sAEEsLADIEs - Full-time work;
Ksssan asaoh Coo 0nes aueenssoSn a1se8qhs shoppins
Center, 3179 Queens Chapel rd., Mt
sAIEsLADiEs. full and part time
dress and sportswear; pe6mansnt perm s,a
eSasOo eSant On parehase salals so& ABBY %nBUR Si
ROGERS 1915 18th St. NV.
SALESLADIES, experienced. for chill:
dren'S wear; $40 wk. to start; good
opportunity for Advancement. CA
BOTS. 1880 + st. NV. Apply Miss
Harrington. 30
sALESLADIES. for fine women's ap'
pare shop, in Bethesda. Full OF
part time. Perm. positions. Excel
salary. CLAIRE DRATCH. T21I
sALEsiADIEs AND CASHIERS. ex.
cellent salary and commission
choice 8 or day week Also open.
ing for part-time saleslady. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1928 F st. n.w.-2.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Non-profit social science research or
ganization wants an intelligent Sec
retary with sense of humor. ability
to make coffee, type and adjust to
slap happy but stimulating environ
ment. Salary only $50 a week with
compensation in entertainment val
ue. Call RE 3365.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

fishing company; liberal vacation
excellent working conditionsi In
as Rds5e'isoBS s565 o4Sf 81 800 S Est
sECRETARY-RECEPTIONIsT for IN
ternational engineering firn; Qusli:
SstGni eageB azeBas tsfsphoas sRa
yeEsatiognalist versa and & assume responsi,, 's.
personality. neat appearance and be
ment; 35-hr. wk.. benefits: start
$3.50 per month. Write Box BOYD,
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. ex-
perienced secretary for executive
head Of large non;profit CORPORA
ton, Immediate employment, salary
2efni KIts ES5 sAiG star and
partment of national organization.
ssekETARYi EeH $fAaRIAi =! ssaT sssaTTENoGRApHER for
Community Chest Federation: Per-
manent 5-day week most OF, year:
TtsE Must oa%Dagn Ps Hood asa ypst eudsi 5
stenosrapher Apply MR.. McDoN-
sEEeEkkEErARY EEEkE AaRGt tsMTENoGaEEArHER. Y sso G excel
lent opportunity for an Alexandria
TeSlQeDL now WOTklIlk III dou-
ington; neat, attractive. efficient
| in automotive trade desired, but not
essential; free hospitaliEation and
| insurance: salary open. Phone Mr..
Traub. ov. 1900. for appt.. BENDALL
PONTIAC. 1925 Prince st., Aie5sn-
sfftc5Rs;ETTAARY-sTENoGRAPHER, . s.
day week; congenial SURROUNDINGS;
air conditioned building; salary,
$3.50 a month; law ONCE experience
desirable but not necessary; work
varied; state age. education. expert
ence. Reply Box Soc. Star. -23
SECRETARY-ST -STENOGRAPHER, prom.
inent law firm. air-conditioned Of.
fees. Xmas bonus. vacation, sick
leave; legal experience desirable but
not essential. MA. $3.50.
SECRETARY : STENOGRAPHER, fol
law once, Legal exp. unnecessary
sEcRETf8iRY Eel sTENoGRApHER. tn.
Mutual Insurance Agency. Inc. 1901
Il, st. NV. Washington. D. c.; 5-dal
wk.;. air-cond, ofice; good workins
conds,; life insurance. and hospital,
iZation insurance. including surgica
! expenses. provided; salary open. Cal
shEcakETTAkk7Hssss ha TAEk7ss ssssIEaoaRXpHERs IA oeaSRsXapHE e,
!. congenial work, 5-day week, one O.
$3.50 to $3.50, and ! at S2,87t
to S3.356 per annun. BOX 223-C
SECRETARY sTENo., Washington
sales ONCE Anation- wide construction
| firm; expo enced. good shorthand
accurate. e 1886. Box s7-c. stai
Evening star., 1951-05-20

t tte.epi.oaS Mn: FoLLAh' HA- euoo'
TY,P1sT,c5tERSK; 1,g .r,e 5;IISa general once work;
81 asef Sc fsi e s''sss Start oss age
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV 90
TYPIST, IBM in GEORGETOWN Univ. of
set print shop, pleasant working
conditions; 5-day wk.: salary open
depending qualifications. MR.. PUR-
TIYRIsTlRILLiSG InsE Nc. CLERK, ERl for for small;
ton with pay, disqualification: salary
commensurate with experience. Ap-
ply G. I. SMITH CO., 2437 18TH
TfYsPisTT-BILLING CLERK for re-
excel. working cond. SA. 500,
TYPIsT.BILLING CLERK for radio
TV stations. Some knowledge of
soes5eePns soeed s Tsss. preferred rdcy rypans IN
Hours 9.5. Mon, through Fri. Sal.
MISS FERGUSON, 724 14th st. NV.
Ta5HhsiS KoHla SooD '1sis@faifs Efsfz5sAsr 1SP!Z
wAiTRhss. Vi Ri hiX experienced. for 2o ice
earnings. $75. Apply in person.
WGhaEs. W9nfax i Ia 70 aennedH NJ snd st. to D.
WAITRESS wanted; must be neat
and fast, with cocktail lounge ex-
perience; good io6 little food. Ap-
ply at THE WHEEL BAR, 38i7
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
work, to IL, beer and wine; excel.
tips; must be attractive: highest SAL
ary; meals free; no Sundays. PAL
| ACE RESTAURENT. 4469 Conn. ave
wAIrREss-Part time, ewes, So.
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FEE SHOP, 1902 L st. NV. -21
WAITRESS, night or day shift. must
| be neat. experienced and reliable;
seood earnings, yasation with pay
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lib Pa: ave. NV. -2l
WAITRESS, white; night work; ex-
PER- peri, good aSyus aappuesranee: good salary
27l4 Good Hope rd Sc. 80
WAITRESS, white, experienced. for
modern restaurant; salary and excel
tips; For appt.. call ia. 2-ss62, MR.
WAITRESS, 81 or over. Apply in
person, 235 G st. NV. MITCHELL's
WAITREsS-Nisht; 1435 H st. ne
WAITRESS, white. for night work
Good pay, short hrs. BASSIN
GRILL. 741S Wis. Ave. Bethesda,
Md. OIL. $780, 30
MATTRESSES. white, experienced:
good working conditions. Apply in
person, CARRIGAN'S RESTAURANT.
Conn. ave. and s St NV. go