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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-10
St. Peter Honors
Its Newcomers

Newly baptized and installed
members Of the St. Peters Episco-
pal Mission were honored at he
New Year party in the church last
Sunday
Guests included the Rev His7ki
Yokota Of Kobe Diocese and Ki-
yoshi Yamaeuchi from the Fedora
ION of World Government Move
ment
A program was presented by the
YAF and a movie was shown
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-10
Shoyukai Members
Reminded of Fete
.ATuRDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1851

Lotus Shoyukai members are re
auested to turn in by Thursday.
Feb. Is. their addressed cards
which they received in the mail fol
the membership drive party
The party a combination mem
bership and New Year party. will
begin at $50 pm Wednesday
Feb. q. in the Seattle Buddhist
church. Persons wishing to Join the
club are asked 10 contact Nobue
Shimizu at FA. 6068 or MA. 3413 by
Feb 10
Members children are welcome,
according to the group president.
Ted TOmita.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-10
THURSDAY

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Hayashi, j Mayeno II. Seike >. 5.
Uomoto 3 r Anal, r Matsuda. T
Kobayashi 10. +. Fuiiyama. White
RiverC20) r Nishimoto l. II. Wa
tanabe 3, Tsujiklwa 3, Hranaka 4.
Suyematsu ,. Komoto. j Watanabe
,. Terayama Nishimoto .. Martha
Lancers t35f NakamWa ., TERI
da ., Edamura . ShimiM 3, Oyabe
l3. Watanabe 6. Jnjuii 4.Monarchs
C28) -Fuugori z. Nagai }. Teramo-
To ,, mouye Il, Kitano 3. Yutani.
Furumoto l.
Cathay Post t391-J. Wong >. r.
Mar 3. Yee 13. r. Wong 6, II Wong
>. b Wong II. Chin ,; Cavaliers c26l
-Saasi 1 Canal, Laigo ., Murray T.
Roberts ., Laigo Cantil Santos 4
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-10
Kohga Unit Elects
New Officers

To create more interest in the
Photographic field among the youth
of the South End, the Kohga Photo
graphic Society at its last meeting
elected Keno Kajikawa president
Other officers are Hido Moro. vice
PRESIDENT; Eli Kimur3, secretary.
and Shoii Wataoka. treasurer and
print director
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-10
Campfire Girls
Choose Heads

Newly-elected officers OF the Ia
mixena Girls a the Seattle Budd-
hist church are president, Jean va
mauchi; vice president, Toshie Ma
sumoto. secretary. Florence Mur7 q
motto: treasurer. Frances Harada.
and historian. Beth Full.
Evening star., 1951-06-15
NRp woAsN

ADDREsSOGRAPH operator; we will
train you II you have some tipping
ability; age under 40; ftil-time,
permanent position. Room 900, S16
l4th st. NV, between 8 am. and
ADDING @ MACHINE OPERATORS
young ladies aged 1925. recent
high school graduate preferred, who
are seeking q career with o future in
the banking profession. Attractive
employees benefits available. tnclud-
ing ms, disqualification, surgical
service; retirement. paid vacations;
NATIONAL BANK. 619 14th st. NV.
woRKERs-we have
openings for girls under 35 doing
light interesting assembly work on
electrical equipment. Pleasant work
advancement with small company.
dexterity and diligence only re-
quirement. Call Alexandria 4073 for
appt. pRYoMATIC CORPORATION.
.ssfsiTiAssiT ssisii ssi CASHIER Life nS insur-
ance office; perm. position; tipping
essential; fiye-day. 35-hour wk., paid
vacation, retirement. sickness and
q accident mt, dement's. Cali MRS. EVANS,
sAi TaSSi RESIDENCE MANAGER, da
knowledge bookkeeping required.
Apply 169 panbury st. s.w. LIZ
AUTO TITLE CLERK-We have an
opening for . young woman who is
q good typist to act as cashier and
title clerk. This is very Interesting
work and an opportunity to meet
people. We will teach you and pay
you 2 good starting salary. See or
Gad4 Ssli Mfs: Is schesn after am; AUTO
densburg I'd. ne. Ii. $500. 30
3AkERY--Experienced female to Ice
cakes, decorate and assist bakers
In retail bakery shop. Nearby Va.
Salary open. Box 323-C, star.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman: expert;
can earn S75 to S125 per wk. BAR
RETT PARKER HAIR STYLISTS.
S4o6 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring.
BEAUTICiAN--All around operator
wanted; top salary and comm. Fred
the Hair Stylist at PHmIPSBORN,
sos 1Ith st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1951-06-15
HELp woMEN tcon.., /,

CLERK-TYPIsT, perm. position, s.
day. 40-hr wk.. pleasant working
cond;; In new modern building: paid
vacations and other employe bene-
dts. goth CENTURY FOX FILM
CIERKfTYPisT, 5-day week. s:45 10
5; pleasant working conditions. Cali
for appointment. MR.. WILKS, MA.
CLERK-TYpIsT. white. for several
months temporary work; $46 for
35.hour week. Box 21-H, Star. 30
CLERK-TYPIST. full-time or Satur-
DAY work; excel. salary and pleas
fits; Apply M. Lewis. at the KAY
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance ONCE;
BBssssRe BBssis nenIy woTk THo%.s Sn peTmansHt sn
saS aiih 81 NV vnss Rs 7S55 1881 6 40
w.p,m.; interesting position with
sammsriin. opssSMdiiaHHiSs SMITHS rRANsFNR; sss ME;
g. STORAGE CO.. 1913 You st. NV.
cLERK-TYpIsT. experienced. sS news
other enpiosye s senents: acassGa 1spid sao sd1
). yancement. co. IO17.
cLERK,TYPIST. file clerk. general
clerical; under 40; no exp; REQUIRED !;
excellent WORKING conditions: in
noms once OF life insurance. CO.;
Room 800. s16 14th st. NV. let.
aR R-fTPisPRmPor faf Rn insurance aS otIce,
excellent working conditions. 37N-
hr. wk.. $3.50 to $3.50; many employe
benefits. Apply Mr.. Sears or Miss
McGrath. GREAT AMERICAN IN
IDENTITY CO., $50 woodward Bldg.
18th and H SITS. NV. Elk 1850.
cLERK-TYPIsT. young lady fol in.
ssresting ssr . clerical duties In custom.
local organization Must be pleas
ant and have good telephone voice.
Starting salary depending upon
qualifications. Apply MANHATTAN
CO.. Laundry and Dry Cleaning.
1898 Florida ave. NV,
CLERK-TYPIST. exper. newspaper
once circulation. records depart
ment: 5-day week; vacation and
other employe BENEFITS; rapid adj
varlcement. co. 1917. lib
Evening star., 1951-06-15
HELP MEN


MAN, white, with small family to
work on dairy farm: house. fuel and
ss. @Ilf perWoodl ayTn,ddnsdd Md. Wrise Z. e 1s sox
MAN, white, wanted; 80 to 40. for
general work in monument shop.
1884 Baltimore ave-. Hyattsyille.
MAN. coiored, to work in grocery
store; no evenings, no sundays.
MAN WITH CAR to collect on regular
Contact Sass s gos TasR NEW W. YokR oRwaass Jew
MEN-M you are, free from 6-9:3
pm. and are interested In q sales
career. you can earn $50 and up
per wk. You. must be neat. aggres-
stve. and not AFRAID to work. Apply
RIM. 800. VICTOR BLDG, 9th and
g pi. NV. Sat-. June 16, $3.50 to
noon.
MEN WANTED for lob in manufactur-
ing plant rs lineman; shift work,
good pay, other benefits. Apply In
person at 1000 Kenilworth ave.,
Bladensburg, Md, -21
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CLERK-TYp1sr

1to1 Pa Ave NV
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GAS SERVICEMAN

4A9 124b 4SGIAfA1N
Hotel and restaurant equipment: ex-
suitable man; permanent: free IN in
suranee. Apply 1865 Benning I'd.
ne. 8 am. to pm. -I6
GAS STATION ATTENDANT
Taao5Ggshly aDps II esEsoa M 99Iy
ESQ sERvfcE.D 7o2 s. s. wsshinrtoSS { 3
ST.. Falls Church. Va. ~
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS, road
service men: no Sunday work; ex-
cellent salary. Apply 4515 Near
GRIErMsSsHoFMTo saHE Iayd a;H Mo. oRSiR 5S2a o cox
sober; Steady Job; Apply VIRGINIA
ave. Sc. Ii. 4-Ses2. -I6
GRILL AND FOUNTAIN MAN, white,
ssss- part tims, Tss. g SsAtsos e 10 Pm; must be
GROCERY cLERK, Maryland permit;
psrnaanent s, POSITION. good starting
GRoCERY CLERK with checker
sslsTy ssDsr hys "a, Wisei s5ssS Sss be exp. fSod
GROCERY CLERK and produce man
checker; male or female. Apply so77
GRoCsERa3; ss !; VI MANAGER Tor new TaT super
market In nearby. Virginia. Excel
lent opportunity with permanent fu.
turs for thoroughly qualified man
with chain store experience. Apply
In person. 2134 N. Upton ST..
Arlington. Va. lis
HALL MAN, colored. switchboard ex-
perience; z am. to pm; 500 mo-
CAL resident mgr. Wo. 6970. --16I
MAILMAN colored. for day work in
downtown apartment building; ref
eren ees HERBERT HARVEY. INC.
HELPEERsS S fo, to ais assist servioemen l for
overhauling oil burners and vacuum
cleaning boilers. JOHN p. AGNEW
CO., INC. so Patterson st. ne. See
HOTEL RELIEF CLERK, 8 days Wk
knowledge Of hand transcript help
ful but not necessary. Liberal pay.
See Mr.. Stilson, PARKSIDE HOTEL,
1885 Eye st. NV. is
HOUSE PAINTERS. call B. r. BUT
IER WI R1SY 4-1Y
Evening star., 1951-06-15
YOUNG MAN

Some accounting knowledge,
typing ability preferred.
Must be able to get along
with people, those with
whom you work and the
public with whom you will
deal. Excellent salary, paid
winter and summer vaca-
ton totaling 8 wks., group
insurance and other bene-
fits. If you are an ambitious
and aggressive person here
Is a splendid opportunity.
See Mr.. Rubinstein, AUTO
MONEY CO, 18th and K
SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-15
MEN


day night work. Apply ready to 70
TO work, to mailroom foreman. Mr..
Ferber at $3.50 pm. Good pay.
THE EVENING STAR
119l PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV. liz
YOUNG MAN. must have automotiye
paris ana sales experience. II you
cant meet these requirements, do
cosrn.np nS, apply: g:n. references REQUIRED;
Apply MAaaAT'TANf M2AsaafnAsi' AsNSfelleat anTo TsoslarS; 4
RADIO Co, 1706 7th st. NV. III
YOUNG MAN for s.e. dry cleaning
route: Salary and commits. NAYLoR
VALET. Lu. 1884. ~
YOUNG MAN, colored, dishwashine
and pot washing. S50-per-Wk. joh.
Apply sHoLL's COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA. l032 Conn. ave. NV. See
Mr. Faliar between and 8 Pm.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
under 30 yrs. Of age, good at flgures,
wanted by building materials dealer
and steel fabricator to learn business.
Some ability 30 type or read blue
prints helpful: viii consider high
school student graduating this June.
Apply , n person, RoSsLYN STEEL
= oAMENr CO. sosi < st. -al NV.
YOUNG MAN twhite). for once work,
CLEANING CO. DI. O356.
YOUNG MAN, ride bicycle, 7-day wk
CALIFORNIA PHARMACY, 2I62
Calfornla st. NV. lie
YOUNG MAN for. fountain work and
Prescription delivery; summer-time
lop, ewes. ana week ends; top salary;
sdlea ssdeai 1dor sor summer school student.
Il
Evening star., 1951-06-15
HELP MEN

sALESNdAN--Excei. oppor. for worker
and producer, selling machinery,
equipment and supplies In d. c..
Md. and Va. for distributor. State
age. exper.: refs, lst letter. Box
SALESMAN for mems wear and work
clothes; must be experienced; good
hours and pay. MILLS CO.. 9th
an and rdMaN = nv. :. 1.h,aa ...s,. I'll
eoF nsn,a1s tackle must nus
MILLS CO.. 9th and q NV. I'll
SALESMAN WANTED - To call on
retail grocers. Good opportunity for
right man with food manufacturer.
Experience helpful but not neces.
Salary and expenses. Car furnished.
Box 400-B Star In
Evening star., 1951-06-15
hELp MEN ce.t.l

FARM MANAGER - Competent for
pure-bred Holstein dairy farm, nr.
Gatthersburg, Md; fine opening for
right man. Call Saturday or Sunday
for appt. Gaithersburg 476. III
kOkMiCA MAN, experienced man
position with established retail firm.
Must be clean-cut and responsible.
real opportunity for an ambitious
person. Apply MR.. EDWARD. 627
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, must Be ex-
periefced; fast operation. Apply In
person. McREyNoLDS PHARMAcY,
FURNITURE STORE PORTER-Ex-
perience preferred; good perm. Job
with good salary. See Dermot Nee,
,. J. NEE CO., 745 7th st. p.w.
Evening star., 1951-06-15
l10l Penna Ave. NV
Janitor-D Delivery Man

colored man between 26 and 35
years Of age to act as o janitor and
driver. Previous driving experience
clear record and D. c. drivers
permit are requiyed Must be able
TO pass physical exam. Apply Per.
sonnel, Room sos Open weekdays
S:3O-5 and Sat 9-1 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
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Evening star., 1951-06-15
INSURANCE REPORTER

INSURANCE REPORTER
Man to be trained by branch ofice
OF national reporting company; car
and ability to type essential; no
selling; state age and past business
experience; compensation by salary
Box 1913, BENJAMIN Franklin station,
Washington. D. c. -16
JANIToR, married only. to live in;
knowledge Of boilers essential. Gil.
1925: eyes,, GIL. zoos. IL
JANITOR, colored, for apartment
house; married, sober, reliable, ex-
PsTis1csd Hns 4 rrsaE sslsEy a5d Ho ,r quarters ps
18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
JANIT0R, colored, familiar. with mi-
nor repairs. no boilers to IRE; excel
lent living quarters and salary; must
be. sober and able to furnish local
cation BY letter only addressed to
MT Green. h. L. RUST CO.. 1901
JANiToR lnisht). colored, for NV.
apt. house. with stoker and elevator
and salary. cail Resident Manager,
AID. 1042. -15
JANITOR, sober, competent man for
excellent Job in large downtown Of
fee bldg; must be handy with tools
and good cleaner. Apply in person,
essEfda esEsEh RfRlF9 fd Y co a5se 5saVS Conn a.
ave. NV.
JANITOR-Man and wife for small
apt, Good pay plus apt. with gas
and electricity free. THE ALEN-
DALE, 2o06 N st. NV. lie
JANITOR, colored. 5th-class engineer,
familiar with minor repairs; living
quarters furnished; sober, depend
able; referenees required. Apply
HOTEL. 2700 Woodiey rd. NV. -I5
JANITOR. colored; 9th class license;
must be experienced with oil burn
ers. Good salary and apt. ST. O720.
JANIToR, coIored; for large NV
apt. bldg: salary and quarters: no
children; must be experienced, with
local references. Apply RESIDENT
MANAGER. 3511 Davenport st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-15
JANITOR

The Star mas an opening for o
colored fanitor who Is 25-35 years
OF age. ambitious and willing to
give good attendance. Must be able
sonpel. Room SOC. Open weekdays
S:30-6; Sat. Gel No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-06-15

cLERK-TYpIsT, PART-TrME. a.
HOUR DAY, 5-DAY WEEK; 81 PER
BUT HANDY WTTH FTGuREs IN.
VISITORS DIVERSIFIED SERV-
ICES. 327 SHoREHAM BLDG
ME- zi27.
Evening star., 1951-06-15
PLATE CARRIER
PITJMREH

jobbinE work. Apply 10 o st. pc.
PLUMBER,S HELPER, experienced
man needed to NIL permanent year
ground position with established
nrm. Must be clean-cut and respon-
%asB S1sliS5 PsFs0P 81 $. sAPSly S's to mn is
feFTEf aeE g4RS' sRoR 4 Rsrssa p PuaEs a.s:
pSg,IRnc "a, IRnckinsham, ATL, Va. ii
downtown once building Refer
sns Sizes i7th hHEEsBnRT &. alEl HARVEY: .IS NC.
POTTER, reliable sober man: hrs.
A6Gly Apply 4o15 s. 2sth St.. Arl.. TE.
PoSRTfERs. Ssf eolersd. for htsh-cIass
ana sso must 1s s9Ss5 s
painter needed. Apply resident
PORTER-DRTVER. colored, one famil-
lar with NV. section Of city. Ex-
esllent salary. meals furn. Wo.
PORTER AND DRIVER, colored; 3ul1
or part time; reliable, references;
steady position. 6117 Ga. ave. NV.
rssaEs s'ssn,i,.. ros s4.sBsE .ssEoeK EeRE easE ssd
iioi d st. ne. and s5as sH Minn. ave-. ave.
PRESsER, wool; good working condi-
tions; excellent money. PENT-
HOUSE CLEANERS. $40 18th st.
experienced on wool. RIGGS
TAILQRS, 500 goth st. NV. -1S
PRESSERS, piece-work or By week;
good pay. Call SH. 1885. Us
PRESSER-Quality presser for cool.
clean Arlington plant; 5h days; no
piece york; $50 week to right
Evening star., 1951-06-15
HELP MEN
RELIEF CLERK
RESTAURANT MGR

Must know hand transcript. for busy
downtown Washington hotel Box
Evening star., 1951-06-15
hRlP MHN

- Refrigeration service;
experienced on ice cream cabinets.
Apply MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS
FoHaSYc, G3 lSS5 . white; 81 Sc ..r.,so, l ..Isr,
paid holidays and laundry. BUR.
ROWS MoJoR goR CO.. INC. 200 N st.
Evening star., 1951-06-15

MAID. residence Of diplomat; live
in; g.h.w.; must know how to serve;
good salary for exper. person with
good references. HU. 400. Ext. /.
MANICURIsT AND SHAMPOO GIRL
pleasant surroundings. AMBASSA-
DOR HOTEL BEAUTY SALON, MA
MEDICAL SECRETARY and recep-
ZIONIST to work in doctors office in
medical center. Must have experi-
ence In business and patient con-
facts. Excellent references re-
Quired. Apply in own handwriting
Box 37-E. Star. -15
NURSE. permanent position in doc.
tors ONCE. medical center: assume
complete responsibility Of ONCE; ex-
cellent references required. Reply
IN own handwriting. Box BE,
OFFICE CLERK-our accounting Of.
nee needs reliable woman for gen
eral office routine and business pro-
cedures; typing helpful but not nee
essary: good starting salary with
excellent chance for advancement
Apply in person to MANHATTAN
CO.. 1923 Florida ave NV
Evening star., 1951-06-15
MEN !
1910 Years Of Are

1o"FU IedfB OF age
White, to insert papers. Apply,
ready for work, on Sat. night at
500 to Mr.. Ferber, mailroom fore.
man. mezzanine floor. Good pay,
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-15

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
roundinssS; suburban a nd. sssans st,op, Box BOX
27S-R, Star. LII
OPERATOR, 5-day week;
salary and commission. GRACE LEE
BEAUTY SALON. Ma. 1886. -15
BEAUTY OPERATOR, for weli-estab-
lished, air-cond. sic. shop; 5-days,
40 hrs. $50 salary and commission,
paid vacation; must work 2 ewes
Also part-time operator. CAGEL'S
BEAUTY SHOP. Ii. 3-9661. --17
new modern salon; air-conditioned;
hours, 8 to $50; 8. days q .wk.; top
ave. NV. WO. 1924. -I6
BEAUTY OPERATION. $50 per wk.,
plus commission Can earn S65 TO
$S5 per wk Apply LOUIS. Creative
.Hairdresser 171n Eve sf a M
Evening star., 1951-06-15
YOUNG MAN

A004N~ x1x4AN
Willins to start at the bottom for
opportunity TO learn casualty insur-
arce underwriting See Mrs. Ko-
maIsk. HARTFORD ACCIDENT T.
INDEMNITY M ! q H. GO. & 1000 Vermont
YOUNG MEN t2). strong. for sum
msr psy saay So5s in M tFqss Sapf tsTmns sapvf sHos
STATION. 1765 New York ave. ne.
MEN to take orders for Col
hers; 3 orders per day pays S75
per wk RIM. 424. Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1951-06-15
BEAUTY OPERATOR
HERSHEY,
1RA2 CONN AWE

BEAUTY SALON receptionist 1aIso
beauty operator); experience desir-
able but not necessary. Apply HUGO
HAIR STYLIST, 1908 K st. NV.
80 Al
BOOKKEEPER-Accounts receivable;
typing necessary; good, starting SAL
ary and opp. for advancement. MR..
PHILLIPS. MIR. McCANN. RE. 6666.
Id
BoOKKEEPER, Hyattsville area; gem
eral experience nreferred; perma-
nent position with O well-establ blished
hrm in the. process CT expansion.
State experience and background;
salary open, Box 1926. Star. III
for retail store: 5Is-
day wk.; Hyattsville area. Call DI.
S117 fcr interview. --I7
BOOKKEEPER, knowledge Of tipping;
salary. $50; 5-day wk. BANKERS
MUTUAL INSURANCE Co, 40I
Warner Bldg. 18th and e sts. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-15
BEAUTICIAN

FULL OR PART TIME; PERMANENT
POSITION; GUAR. SALARY AND
COMMISSION; FREE HOSPITAL
ZATION BENEFITS AND PAID
VACATION; EARNINGS UP TO S75
TO $50 WKLY. APPLY CORAI,S
BEAUTY SALON. 18th AND F
Evening star., 1951-06-15
CHAUFFEUR

CHECKER.CLERK. white, for grocery
store. DU. 1862. -I6
CLERK-To work in drugstore at
cigar counter; no nights or suns.
9719 Ga. ave. -15
CLERK. white. experienced; retail
dry cleaning store; part time; per-
manent; afternoons; 6-day week.
EN-. 9767. 2414 Wisconsin ave. NV.
-15
CLERK, over 25. honest and reliable;
for cigar and candy dept; refs.
req. Must apply in person. INVEST
MENT PHARMACY. 1901 x st. NV.
CLERK
No experience necessary; some typing
ability; pleasant working conditions
in modern air-conditioned bldg. Ap-
ply SOUTHERN Wholesalers,
707 Edgewood st. me- -I5
CLERKS
For dry cleaning stores. Apply
DIcKEY's CLEANERS. $500 Georgia
= -. -. y I. -ss1
Evening star., 1951-06-15
LABORER
-A--A-
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
Our administrative training program
offers an excellent career opportunity
with one of Americas leading COM
panies in It's field. Qualifications
desired: age "a to 2S, married, coll
lege BACKGROUND and 4 years resi-
dence in metropolitan area. Contact
hours Of 10 and IL noon and . and
q pn1 DY 0393 on
Evening star., 1951-06-15
LEDGER CLERK

The Star mas an openins Tor . nigh
years of age to work as ledger and
accountine clerk. for accounts re-
ceivable. routine and control Knowl.
edge of bnokkeepina and typing is
REQUIRED 40-hour 5-das week
S:30-5:3u Mon through Fri Apply
days s:30-6i Sat. s-1 No ohons
calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-06-15
JeWelry Clerk

JEWELLERY SALESMAN, retail stores,
Washington and College Park, Md.
Must be ambitious and energetic;
jewelry exper. not essential. Perm.
position. excellent opportunity for
advancement; Fine income COM
WOLFE q CO., INC. 1922 14th st.
NV. liz
Evening star., 1951-06-15

Hotel and restaurant equipment; ex-
perience desirable, but will train
suitable man; permanent: free In
suranee. Apply 1865 Benning I'd.
ne, 8 am. to nm I'D
Evening star., 1951-06-15

This is permanent career position
with large, growing manufacturer,
In reply. give complete personal and
employment history together with
inexpensive snapshop which will be
retained confldentially. Interviews
for selected candidates will be con-
Quoted locally within three weeks.
Evening star., 1951-06-15

SHOE SALESMAN
Exper. only; steady position. EMMA
JETTICK SHOE CO., 1887 st.
NV. -16
SHOE SHINE BOY. Apply 1908 You
sHoRTi-oRDER COOK I'll IL.
sPEcIFiCATI0N WRITER in patent
department of Ohio corporation,
State experience and salary expected.
Box 393-Y. Star la
Evening star., 1951-12-29

Officials said the church's
parish here comprises about $50
families but they pointed out
there are 1000 people of Russian
background here. The bishops
arrival is expected to stimulate
greater interest in parish activi-
ties here, they said.
Bishop Jonah's diocese will in
clude congregations here, in
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Chester. Pa. as we'll as communi-
ties within that area.
Bishop Fought Bolsheviks.
Born July 30, 1894. in the
fortress of Osokets, Province of
lGrodo, Russia. Bishop Jonah has
had an unusual career. He was a
colonel of the Russian Imperial
General Staff, fought against the
lBolsheviks and arrived in the
United States in 1923, at Seattle,
Wash.
He began work as a laborer,
later went to Portland, Oreg.,
where he worked in a furniture
factory. While there he or
Iganized a Russian Church parish.
In 1941. he entered the monas-
Itery at South Canaan, Pa, per-
forming manual l'bor and study
ing in the seminary there. He
graduated in 1943. was named a
professor at the seminary and
later became its inspector.
In 1914, Metropolitan Theo-
philus appointed him dean of San
Francisco's Holy Trinity Russian
Orthodox Cathedral. On December
9, he was consecrated there as the
first bishop of the church here by
Metropolitan Leonty, Archbishop
of New York.
Bishop Jonah was graduated
from the Cadet School in Moscow
and from the Artillery Military
Academy in st. Petersburg with
distinction. During World War I,
he was an artillery officer at the
front. He graduated from the
Academy for General Staff Of
ficers and during the Revolution,
he Joined the army of Admiral
koltchak as colonel. engaged in
the Lake Baikal campaign and
other battles with the Reds.
Evening star., 1951-12-29
Insanity Plea Filed
In Attack on Girl

The attorney for Robert Byrd,
IS, colored, of the 600 block Of L
street NV, who is accused of
assault with intent to rape a Is
year-old Bethesda girl, has filed
FR plea of insanity.
Judge Stedman Prescott of
Montgomery County Circuit Court,
signed an order directing the
State Board of Mental Hygiene
to conduct a mental examination
Of Byrd and report to the court.
If the defendant is found in
sane, he will be committed to a
mental institution without trial.
The plea was filed by Attorney
Robert B. Myers.
Byrd was indicted by the No
vember grand jury on two charges,
one alleging assault with intent
to rape and the second, assault
and battery on the Bethesda girl
as she strolled through a wooded
area in Somerset last July 2.
The girl told police her aSsail-
ant threatened her with a knife,
forced her to undress and then
tried to attack her. But suddenly
the man arose and fec into the
woods, she said.
Police said Byrd was identified
by the girl from among five la
borers at a construction project
about mile from the alleged
assault. During his preliminary
hearing in Bethesda Police Court
last July, Byrd denied any knowl-
edge of the attack.