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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-24
TWIN BROOK
+ NEWS +
Charles s. Harm

Skippy Sanders, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Sanders entertained
at birthday party in honor of
his third birthday on May IL.
Children attending the party were
Kenny and Bobby Judd, Greg
Dulin, Ricky Caralla, Sharon Buc-
holz and Carolyn and Vance Sand
ers.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Sanders were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Thompson and children, Tom
my and Dorothy, of Newport, R. l.
Mrs. Norman Dulin and Mrs.
Albert Caralla are attending the
Brownie Scout Corps Training
Course at the Episcopal Church in
Rockville and will start a Brownie
Troop for Twin Brook girls in
September. Parents with girls bet
ween the ages of 7 and 10 years
who would like to have their child
rem become members of the group
may call either Mrs. Dulin or Mrs
Carballa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cantrel of
Chevy Chase spent Friday evening
with their sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
earthly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kavanaugh
and children Mary Esther and Joe
spent one day last week with Mrs.
Kavanaugh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Duval of Westminster.
A card party was held at the
home of Thomas Moncure on Tues
day evening.
Irwin Duncan drove his cousin,
Sgt. Wallace Borland, and his
family, to Fort Dix, N. J. on Sun
day. Sgt Borland will be station
ed there for a short period before
shipping out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strod A. Book
had family party for their
daughter, Martha, on the event of
her 7th birthday Saturday. A
week end guest of the Books was
Mrs. Books sister, Miss Irving
Hand, of Washington.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
E. Holbrook for a few weeks are
Mrs. Wallace Holbrook of Graf
ton, Mass, Mr.. Holbrook's mother,
and Mrs. Dwight Fenno of West
boro, Mass, Mrs. Holbrook's moth
er. Recent guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Fenno of Littleton,
Mass, brother and sister-in-law
of Mrs. Holbrook.
The Twin Brook Citizens AS
ISOLATION held it's regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Gingery Monday even
ing at s PM. Among the things
discussed was the recreation area
and summer picnic.
The Twin Brook Baseball Team
beat the West End Rockville Team
at Twin Brook Sunday. The score
was 6 to !. Al Richardson did the
pitching and Paul Richardson the
All Richardson held the
to two hits in the finest |
pitched game of the season.
Charles Ferrara was the top slug
ger with three hits. Bobby Foster,
Dick Gunson, Larry Fisher, and
Paul Richardson each got two hits
to lead the team in the smuggling
department. Next Sunday, May
9th, at 2 Pm. Twin Brook will
play the Burtonsville Team at Twin
Brook. The boys have fixed plenty
of seats so that everyone is invited
to come out and cheer the boys to
another victory.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-24

United Nations pledges for Ko
rean relief reach 1925, 100000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-24

Skippy Sanders, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Sanders entertained
at a birthday party in honor of
his third birthday on May IL.
Children attending the party were
Kenny and Bobby Judd, Greg
Dulin, Ricky Caralla, Sharon Buc-
holz and Carolyn and Vance Sand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

Nc,Us

BY MISS NJ A. CONNER
1893 Rivard TIE. sass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04
N. J. Congressman
Raps Dixie-GOP Plan

NEW YORK - Representative
Oniinn 7 Case of New Jersey,
a consistent supporter of civil
tights legislation. takes to task
ms fellow Republican. Senator
Nh + Mundt Of South Dakota
io' advocacy Of a merger OF the
republican party with the Dix
,e'' as In 4 debate with Senator
Mhndi N the July % issue OF
Collier Congressman ca :
"''hN mat the results of such
." 'lii ince would be disastrous. .
N'oS'1ine the need for the
-" ; Get Race Representation
Register Today
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

completely cock eyed morally ana
psychologlcally.
The IDEAL woman as poftTsye
therein Just doesn't exist She "
rad,antly and perslstently Des"
,iful. She never becomes o'''
She never becomes pregnant ohs
falls in love only with worthy
and dsvasta,ingly handsome me"
who rsclpr ocs,s hundred 1910
IL - all very sdolescent s"o
imaginary
They Need God
In real lie not all girls s's
beautiful ou, all OF them ate ach-
M for ,otsi,y OF devo'o" "
someone They ough, 20 eK'r"o
her generosity IN secure %"
me.tic situsnon
II a womans marriass IS ~"
secure or II she Is not "''i''e".
,er need Tor devotion ~hs moo
another outlet. Which out 70 ~ 4"
p,e,y. sychologic ally, i one may
cav 90 they need God more 'hs''
, men do. because Their ns'u'r 'e-
, mands mat they give the"se'Ves
Well did ChIist say RIO" ne
beginning OF i've creation Jo'
mad. them male and female roo
,his cause a man shall leave "A
t,,her and mother. and 'hs''
Slesve 20 ms vie What thet1-
lore God hath loned together
g ct no, man put ssunder
p...s Ia - -
S..-,-<'.~ -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

Sam: two nieces, Mrs. SUSIE De
Weaver IF Los Angeles, Calf
and Mr., Mary Revis o! Colum
bus. Ga. and . host Of relative,
and friends.
M,s Altolve Thornton OF slid
ron. p LETT for her home last
Safu day after being the guest
81 Mrs. Cola Mitchell OF 1868 +
.\icxandi inc tpi several daNs
A Tent Meeting will start al
Watson and Russell on Sunday.
August 5th. conducted by Elder
E. VALLEY for Elder c. c. Greer
Jr.. of the Church Of God in
Christ. The location is where
Elder Ransom held his sent
meetings.
Wake BRAY Of 1921 Wilkins
ned las, Wednesday nisht His
body vas shipped - his home
ipwn OF Nashville. Tenn on Wed
ncSdav ana Ws> accompanied by
his widow MIS- oSic Bray. an
his brother Eddie. Whp VII at
tend funeral services there
4 happy birthday patty was
given W 4 Harms Sof 1874 SUI
pvrloi bv his Sfamilv SUNDAY
evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04
Christian Science
Churches

Wh.n God is understood rs
1--we much OF the dLscord among
men and nations will be healed
Is shawn IN the Lesson Sermon
t. h.. read IN the Christian Sci
ence churches son Sunday. Au-
gu>i }
The Golden Text is from Jude
q: III: Keep yourselves in the
love OF Cod. looking for the
mercy OF our Lori Jesus Christ
unto eternal life"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage, U John 40: Be
loved let us love one another:
fol love is God: and every one
thu, lovcth is born of God. and
knoWcth Cod
Correlafive passages fr ON
Science and Health with Key
10 the Scripture" by Mary
Baker Eddy include
People 20 into ecSaslcs over
the sense 1T corporeal Jehovah.
though With scarcely a spark OF
loVr ~ their hearts: vet God IS
Low" and without Love. God
immortality cannot appear (p
3l2i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

The INpsr Tribune
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1851
Divorce
by Peter Mlchsel'

Men and women, being made 20
omplmen. each other. have sort
4 half natures What one lacks
ne other is meant TO supply
/, works Out very neatly when
ney PAIR off 10 start families. as
;od intendej from the beginning
The man stands on his own feet
md goes about taking care OF tne
welfare OF MS family and society.
He Is given 10 naniness. courage
and enterprise He IS objective
in his reasoning, usually accurate
in his judgments. and not much
interested in personalities
His wifes intelligence Is more
diffuss Her Judgments are mace
with the spontaneous sss's'sn-
Of her heart and her senses lneN
are often more penetrating mar
her husband s. but sometimes no
Sd accurate
The Woman Suffers
She 10 subject 20 moods am
depress,ons rscesbls 10 phys
biological sources and cons'defso'
modified by the presence oil
loving husband She cheerful
will give herself entirely Tor ne
husband and children
The very possibility OF d'Vor'
unsettles all MARI ages X !" "
woman who suffers chiefly iro'
the prospect OF impernanenos
marriage. since hers Is the d'
pendent nature Her normal W.
manllness. domestIc'ty and 'er
derness can be twisted INTO u
stability. emotionsllsm and vsc'
lstion, fertile ground Tor neuroS'
A False Picture
Current ideals OF married %
an reelected in movies, msgaH
stories and divorce courts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

~ tn ate Rev Mi. BrsdDy a.
Howard University among other
notable accomplishments
In celebI stIng It's ll5th birth
dat along with that Of the 250th
oi III Citv Of Detroit. Second
Baptist Church members can be
D Oud 81 making fine coutl ibu-
''ou - itN' spiritual growth of
ih CITY 81 Wheels"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04
Oldest Race Church Marks
115th Year with City' S 25Oth

IN" Sec oud Barti,f
hurch, oldest / nthp stare
Of Michigan with prcdoa,-
lnatcly Negro CONGREGATION.
IS celebrating il, ll5th rr..r
atonp with the 25Oth Birth
day Festival OF thr CIV Of
Detroit
During the Spring OF 1896
thirteen former slaves received
permission from the First Bsp
FIST Church located on the pres
ent site of the Dime Bank
Building. 10 form Second Bap
fist Church. Tips maxine il the
Oldest race Baptist ipstiiuiion
In the state.
On March Ia. 1850 a.. o.,,.tv
of Second Baptist ieeel.ei ,fs
Article Of Incorporation In l843
the inst meeting - Negloe, ,u
petition fpr n rlsht 10 vote -.
held IN The hurch but IN, re-
quest Ma denied The society Of
Second Baptist was received N
1851 by the Michigan Baptist
Association
located IN the south side u
Foot street. between Beaubien
and - Antoine. the chui IA
burned IN 1854 and services were
held fol sometime in sn old
school on the same side Of the
street near Hastings.
In 1857. the church brought
Its present property on the
north side of Croghan street
now known as Monroe avenue
Tor $4,000 from the First Ger
man Reformed Zion Church
which was frame building
erected in 1899.
Extensive repair, we're mad.
On the building in 1856. consist
ing OF re- seating. new rostrum
and pulpit erecting beIfrv
adding on 10 the main auditorium
and installation OF new light
ne system.
The FIRST pastpl Wss the Rev
w G Monroe. who served from
1896 10 HI wa> followed BY II
othe, ministers all OF whon
served brief periods In 1910. ths
Rev r l. Bradbv became the
nineteenth pastor and was the
most Instrumental in the growth
pl the church which had It's mem
bei>hip leap from - 10 1910 ~
nearly 5000 a, the start 81 he
second halt Of the 20th century
Rev. Mr. Brady served with
distinction until his death in
June. 1896 He was succeeded
by the present pastor. the Rev.
A. A Banks Jr, who served
as associate pastor and director
of religious education since at
filiatinq with the church in
ls43.
Under RcV N Banks guild
ance and leadc ship Second Bap
list membership was increased
in fou wears 20 Owe a thousand,
while finances raised from all
sources totaled over SIS 000 IN
the same fom year period
Rev Mr. Bank has initiated
numerous and various clubs and
groups alone with new methods
~ teachings and picaehine IT.
ilso tpStered nodetni/a'iAn II
facilities. equipmen; and >,lf'ee>
Of the church ami initiated
memorial scholarship in the name
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

Robcsi Lindsay pt 100 Brewster
became the proud parents Of a
albv gul. Ro~alind recently.
NJ. and Mrs. c. CanadY OF
1861 Mullett recently celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary.
Nr and M II Booker Of. l36 |
Mullett entertained then daueh-
t,i ana ,on-in Law VI and Mis-.
H. Annie Mace Williams, from
Wes, Virginia recently. IN haVIns
small trunion II the family
Funeral services tor MI FL
nora Wake of 1888 Oflcan, were
held last SATURDAY. At friendship
Baptist Church with the Rev j
"A Johnson officiating. Nr'anee
nrniS were IN charge IT }. W
3fvson Funeral Home
Survivors are her husband
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

BY MISS ~ A. CONNER
1893 Rivard TIE. sass
WEEKLY BIBLE LESSONS:
job lSt To 10th chapters.
SICK AND SHUT ms: Lu-
ellie Timberlake. 1859 Richton:
John McEllerY. 4l66- 18th.
Ecorse EIvis Carter. 3llo from
bly,: Evelyn James $40 Pin
gree: Florence Beard 1857 Su-
perior.
In the following hospitals are:
i-onnie Freeman Psrksidc, Mary
Holmes. Meicy, Char les Taylor.
Veterans James /. Hill Receive
ius Alberta Morris Hayes Me
normal G.. Alot ght. Rest Haven;
clara Loren/ Herman kicfe /;
Ida Steen Wayne General, Eff
Babet. WAYNE Genera. Gia {:
Reese Harper Mrs L. 3. S.,
nou Wayne Genctdl, Clara
C;Iaham Grace
4 COUP ii Detroit citizens rem
d.ted devotlons anu ptayei serv-
ices 81 cons descent and private
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-08-04

p q I ! Z n l. lasS
SUNDAY a. Me- :
cv hospital Thy
were NJ l.. Ri
ley. w Robin
son. W. Smith.
p w h t.. y
: heffie ED. A
ID. Jones
II MEG all. \
Snith an q +
Robinson
Nj and Mrs
The Arizona post., 1951-05-18

A PUBLIC
ACkN0W EDGMENT
of rhy erunhh
is gratifying
employ Of the
o the in
forward whit and nhnued o Tucsonc immunity
plans soundon Ibosor ond
the odont Tucss o. IN nnoI
additional t $4,000
formef
o ocouse increase the
o is and in
anywhere in the enHrs sOuthw
o directors INC he entire o cmpo
o. the o the oil
setting foeko o he the public.
The Tucson Gas, Electric Light
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-11
SwantOn Circle Elects

AT the regular meeting of Supreme
Forest, Woodmen Circle No. As, at
the Swanton school building on Fri
day evening, the following officers
were elected: Mary June Harvey,
president; Sara Friend, past presi-
dent; Ildra Frantz, first vice-presi-
dent; Dolores Friend, second vice
president; Mareva Teets, secretary;
Louise Friend, treasurer; Doris
Friend, auditor; Beatrice Custer,
chaplain; Luella Baker, attendant;
Freda Teets, assistant attendant;
Mary Shaffer, musician; Amy Wilson,
captain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-11
Achievement Day
Scheduled October Is

The Homemakei5 Achievement Day
Program will be held in the Grants
vile Reformed Church Sunday School
Room on Thursday, October %.
Leaders plan to begin promptly at
1918 and close about 300. The
program will be made up of reports
of residents and project chairman,
the National Homemakers Council
meeting and special musical numbers.
Lunch will be served by the Grants
Vile Homemakers club. a few articles
made by the clubs this year will be
exhibited. The custom of exchanging
seeds, cuttings, bulbs, and plants will
be continued, according to Miss Ethel
Grove, home demonstration agent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-11

Miss Lilith Schwab, missionary in
South India for thirty-two years,
will speak at a number of Lutheran
churches in this vicinity.
This Sunday she will speak at the
Aurora Sunday School at $3.50 o'clock;
at St. Marks church, Oakland, at the
regular worship service at 10:45; at
St. Johns, Red House, at 2:30; and
at the Bittinger Lutheran church on
Sunday evening. On Monday night
Miss Schwab will address the con-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-11
FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Md.

Heavy run, prices steady on all
grades.
Horses, 2.6O to $50 cwt.
Steers, good to choice, 34.10 to
$3.50 cwt.; fair to good, 1920 to
1890 cwt.; plain to fair, 22.75 to
28.10 cwt.
Heifers, good to choice, 1880 to
31.10 cwt.; medium to good, 2670 to
$3.50 cwt.; common to medium, 1880
to 24,80 cwt.
Cows, good, $3.50 to 25.2O cwt.;
utility and commercial, 2075 to 22.90
cwt. yellow utility and commercial,
20.75 to 22.90 cwt.; Gamers, 1910 to
1880 cwt.; shells. 1900 down.
Bulls, commercial to good, 24.75 to
29.6O cwt.; common to utility bolog-
mas, 23,30 to 24.75 cwt.
Heiferettes, 2040 cwt.
Veal good to choice, 1850 to 60
cwt.; fair to good. $3.50 to $3.50 cwt. ;
medium weight, 1850 to 34.00 cwt.;
light weight, 24O0 to $3.50 cwt.; Gull
veal, 1880 to 23.00 cwt.
Hogs, 40 to $50 lbs, 22.S0 to 1890
cwt.; 1870 to 220 lbs, 22.S0 to 23.0O
cwt.; 220 lbs. and over, 1850 to
22.40 cwt. Sows, 1900 to POLO cwt.
Pigs, $50 to 1900 head
Lambs, blue, 31.20 cwt.; red, $500
cwt.; yellow, $500 cwt.
Ewes, S.25 to 220O cwt.
Heavy broilers, 25c to Bic ID.
Heavy hens, 13c to PIC h. Leghorn
hens, be to pic lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-11

gregation at the English Lutheran
church at Accident.
The missionary has been doing
educational and evangelistic work for
the Andhra Evangelical Lutheran
church of India and is now home on
furlough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-21
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST, white, young lady
wanted for general once work;
knowledge of simple accounting
procedure helpful. usual employe
benefits. Call Mr.. White, DE. 4SuN
I. P. STEuART, INC. 1440 p st.
cLERK-TYPIsT. general once ex-
Splendid Opportunity. Apply EAR.
Der & ROSS CO., 5th and Wee
CLERK-TYPIST, perm. position. g.
day, 40-hr. wk.. pleasant working
cond.; in new modern building; paid
t sosh an sES SsA5F fm Rox s Sfps
cGERk.TYPisT. for or insurance hMi once
-os Victor Bldg. 724 9th st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT. for cashier training
work; 5-day week, . to 8 pm: excel.
working conditions. See Mr.. Ed
wards. VIM. 3. MILLER FURNITURE
CO., Sth and Pa. ave. sc. -25
CLERK-TYPlST, young lady for IN
teresting clerical duties in custom.
ers service department OF large
local ORGANIZATION Must be pleas
ant and have good telephone voice.
qualifications Apply MANHATTAN
CO., Laundry and Dry Cleaning.
1898 Florida ave. NV
experienced. news
paper office, circulation record
dept; 5-day wk.. vacation and
other employe benefits; rapid adj
vancement. co. 1017. "a
CLERK TYPIST. general ONCE work;
aforementioned ONCE, non-govern-
ment: $50 per month. Apply 1890
Columbia I'd. NV, or phone AID.
3645 for interview. --21
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SITUATIONS MEN

BUTLER AND CHAUFFEUR, exper
with excel. references. Box 14O-H
Star
references. Box 141-H. Star.
CABINET WORK, stair building;
finest class work built complete on
Job. BACON. ST. 1000. 22s
single, 81, excellent
references. Box 18Th. Star.
ENGLISH TEACHER desires perma.
nent clerical position which woul6
require excellent command Of Eng
fish and speech; can type. Cal
MAN, colored, desires part-time
work Of anykind after pm. Ii
PATENT ATTY.--Mem. Fed. bar. IS.
mo. .exper. including prosecution Of
applications in mech, cleo. electron.
tc arts; Former examiner, B.SME.
LIB. young. married vet; desires
y pos. in law f1rm or CORP; will re.
locate. Box 18Th. Star.
experienced, desires
30-hour week employment; 81 so pei
coLoRED YouNiG MAI MAN. honest. de.
pendable. wants Job permanent
Phone Ii. 1894 after 5,
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID-W AITRESS,, colored,
private family rss:,t i've M G 9sfs r nsI
c f2f "f GAZE e. q ael! l.: sso. Start:
Se,,IIed o0G sr ies sleep in; refs re-
COOK and g.h:w. Neat. reliable. SET
s siSe ! JPN pm. WI. $3.50: al
COOK. g.h.w., live in. GO to country
ike young children; s35. OR. S0so
COOK. live in; Temporary July july, s snS
references; $40 wk. WI. 5423. 20
live in: must like chill
dren; references; $26; 9S12 Ever ysr-
|egresn st.. Silver Spring. Md 81
|cSoaoSKs-G.H.w.-Live in. Private up
stairs rn. Pleasant surroundings.
Must be thoroughly capable and ex-
infant. $35 per wk. to start, Local
refs. and health card REQUIRED. Gu
JU. s-4725 after 10 am. -2l 6
to g o'clock dinner. 5-day wk.,
pleasant working conds. Refs. 81 AZ
CIV INV plain cooking, machine isun-
dry. care 2 young school-age chill.
r rssa Clean. neat appearing, witt
recent local references and health
card. Hours: Mon. through Fri. {
am; through dinner; $50 per week
G Gsll al; ef aSosusEwoRkER, soet
dren, excellent working conditions
5h-day wk, Ia. 1854. -23
lHOUsEKEEPER, reliable middle-aget
lady. for month Of July; live out
EN-. 2915 after pm. ga
HOUsEKEEPER for g,h;y. and plaiI
cooking; care for 2 children; To lyt
in Silver Spring home e.. 9t r.ss men snl
health card. 81. S3Ss. --2b
HOUSEKEEPER, white. who want
home and good salary. to care for
children IA Alex; references required
HOUSE ot s-f MAID. "sood job; reliable
for MRS. OWEN. Phone Ii. 7-9I5S4o
MAID. to live in. g.h.w., help car.
for 2 children. Plain cooking. Gees
s ssfsrsnc e KR sasss person
Bethesda, Md. WI. 0506. %,
MAID, g.h.w. and laundry. l child
Sun OH. Phone RI. 544s. -SS
Loves children; baby and 2-yr. old
IN 2 nights. every other Sunday
| Recent local reference. $50. tnclu-
siye. call between IL and ! gJsna-
WOMAN for g.h.w. and cooking
| steady work. One willing to live IL
Hhi Issl ao,,s 81 Sas1 .9f.,.
moons weekly. South 21st: st.. Arl.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
BOoKKEEPER. National. p.m

BOoKKEEPER. National, Rem. Bur
typist., 90 w.p I'm. excel. bus. back.
ground. diversified. fast assume resp
cashier. hdwe.. insurance. whlse
distrib.. acct: rec. and pay. Pleas
call Temple Aba. Pref. 5 day. $50
min: Temp acct. teacher.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, genera
office or typist. DE. 1881. EUNICE
NURSE wishes care of 1 or 2 chi.
dren; live in; local references. 30,
PRACTICAL NURSE, Pm, want.
night duty. Refs. Call RIA. 1894 aftel
RESIDENT MANAGER. thoroughly ex.
perienced in all phases Of manage
ment. desires position in Washing
nished. Box 12O-H. Star. 81.
RESIDENT MGR.-cultured. refinec
woman, school teacher and former
hotel manager. desires permanent
position. MRS. POSITION. DU. 1855
to pm. weekdays. 25A
SECRETARY for executive; attractive
ambitious; 10 yrs. RESPONSIBLE exper :.
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH ASST
b. A. in psychology. 1-yr. grad. work
in social psych. Exper., statistics,
Eng. BACKGROUND. Box ss-H. g, Star
TYPIsTs t2). experienced. fast. &C.
curate. desire work ct home: cow
downtown location. DI. 1923. 21s
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7 W EEDE . OptCIdUZeQ
Antenna Service. Installations
and Repairs. Elk. $685.. 27'
WATERPROOFING OF ALL KINDS
cement work, all work guaranteed
ROBERT z. PRICE. DI. 1928, 25s
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THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Penna Ave NY

ll0l Penna Ave NV
working conditions. liberal company
dement's. 6-day wk. Apply employ:
R Rent 0f goo W %AsPMA \ pA PA
.h1D sas' not Ct sSler S. 50f beauty n
weight, not oyer 1875. Must have
references. $50 wk. Apply in per-
son: 139 Kennedy. st. NV. IA
MEDICAL SECRETARY and recep-
medical center. Must have expert
ence in business and patient con-
facts. Excellent references required
Apply in own handwriting. Box BE.
MEDICAL SECRETARY to take short
IS BffE; o75 S5ss mo. can for I sRP'',
NURSE. permanent position in doc.
tors once, medical center; assume
complete responsibility Of once; ex-
cellent references required. Reply
in own handwriting. Box 3l-E.
NURSE, white. middle-aged hospitals
grad; gen. duty. perm. pos, S210
1925 start. MI. 400 or co. 22"4
NURSE, white. age .e-4o, for pri.
yate hospital; underRraouate. co,
47b4. 90
OFFICE CLERK--our accounting Of
nee needs reliable woman for gen.
eral ONCE routine and business pro-
cedures; tipping helpful but not nee
essary; good startina salary with
excellent chance for advancement
Apply in person to MANHATTAN
CO.. 1928 Florida ave. NV.
PIX OPERATOR. under So years.
for work in new, downtown apart
ment building; salary. S125 month.
Apply resident manager. $40 21st
P n Nv OPERATOR for hotel switch
board, with or without exper. :, excel.
working cond.. white. Cal HUI.
7710; s am. to 4 pm. Ask for
MRS. BABINGER. -25
PIX OPERATOR, white, for auto
parts dept; 5h-day wk. sac to
start; all usual employe benefits.
Call Mr.. Dixon, DE. 2003, CEN
TRIAL AUTO PARTS. 1880 P st. NV.