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Evening star., 1951-12-06
Will Marry In Canada

Mr.. Arthur Holland Pearson,
son OF the Canadian Minister for
External Affairs and Mrs. Lester
B. Pearson, and Miss Lucy Landon
Carter Mackenzie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh A. Mackenzie of
London. Ontario. have selected
December 26 for their wedding.
The ceremony will take place in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Macken-
zie in London, Ontario. the Rev.
r. S. Seely, of Trinity College will
officiate in the presence of only
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Reg. 1.le ib. Candy Cupboard pecan bark.
Milk or dark chocolate covered peeons--Ib.
Reg. soc Ib. saIt voter taffy, Summer shore
style. good summer treat for the kiddies, ID.
Reg. 6ee ID. fruit slices, choice of orange,
lemon, lime. raspberry ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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SILVERWARE
52-pc. Silver Plate Set, reg. 22.95

52-pc. Silver Plate Set, reg. 22.95
Lovely Rosebud" pattern. 8 N ~
hollow handle knives, forks, 8 ~
salad forks, 8 soupspoons, Is teo-
spoons z tablespoons, | butter
knife sugar spoon.
Special! 34-pc. Silver Plate Set
Smart simple Debut" pattern Set includes E1o
each of knives, forks, teaspoons. soup
spoons sugar she'll, butter knife ~
sos Assorted Sterling. Silver Plate Hoowore. $40"
ST Sterling trimmed gloss ash tray coaster. Sc"
-Situer,Dare-Street Floor
Plus s9e
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NOTIONS
I.99 Jumbo Clear Plastic
GARMENT BAGS

SPorklIng-cleor plastic 9or- II
ment bag trimmed with con- ~
trosting quiItngy Zip closing,
81" length, holds Il to ! 5 eor-
ments Has onti-moth erystols.
Reg. 7ee metal skirt racks, rust-resstont. Holds
to Il skirts. CoIlopsble for trovel-------64s
Req. 5ee pIostie Tubums, fIorol or solid color
quilted, contrasting innersoles. S, M. L,
5se. 3 prs. 81
Reg. 3ee Lonsburshs dress shields. noinsook-
covered, rubber plate White or flesh. Regular or
crescent Observation-Disclosures 5prs.. 81
Reg. l.39 Plastic transparent blanket bags, con-
trostne quilted trim. zip closing, holds blankets,
81
Reg. Csc quilted royon dress hangers, to set.
Varied colors Dress up your closet! 5ee, for 81
Reg. 1863 doz Morgan tinted toilet tissue. 1000
sheets to roll. Blue, pink, yellow, green. pearl,
dog. rolls, l.29
Reg tic Morgan kitchen towels, $50 sheets to
ROLL Standard size to fit rocks--6 rolls for 85s
-Notions-Street Floor
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Mems As
Rayon Tropical
2-Pants Suits
49,

The suit you can wear months of the year in
.Woshington's climate! Smooth royon trop-
icoIs with the look of fine worsteds :. tested
and proved crease resistant. 2-button single
breasted or doubIe-breosted styles s. welt or
patch pockets Greys. blues, browns Sizes
regular, So to 46; shorts So to AZ; longs BIAS.
LANSBURGHS-Mens clothing-Street Floor
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DELICIOUS CANDY SPECIALS

Reg. see ib. cendy Cupboard fudge, fresh
and creamy Chocolate nut. vonillo nut.
chocolate nnorshmoIlow, peanut, plain choc-
Reg. 8ee ib. coeoonut squares. vanilla,
maple, pineapple or orange ----------lb.
Reg. 40 Ib. mixed nuts, fresh, crisp, COM
pIeteIy delicious. Mixture contains no pea
nuts Observation-Disclosures
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Reg. 20 eakes 81 bulk soop. rich and otheY,
20 eakes See
Reg. l.2s pine bath oil, froeront refreshing
Reg 81 imported otomizers, pastel bulbs less than "a
pyee .----- Tee
Reg. 49S electric hair dryers sturdy construction
Reg. 81 $50 ehiIdrens nyIon brush SETS less then
~ ' Observation-Disclosures Floor
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TOILETRIES

Reg. 4 for s6e Fluffy Tissue, full 300 sheets
to the box. fine 3-py quality. soft and obsor-
bent. White y----------------4fo for
Reg. $50 box Lonsbursh's own soap, SO
eenerous-s cokes to the box, fine quality
Ionoln soap SO soothing to the skin. box
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Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21

Peace can be had in this world,
some day, but it will not bless those
who are too cowardly to boldly
stand up for their rights.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Cerebral Palsy ASSN
To Meet At Jewish
Community Center

The regular monthly meeting of
the Montgomery County Cerebral
Palsy Association, Inc. will be held
at 800 PM, Monday, June 25, at
the Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center on the East
West Highway at the entrance to
Rock Greek Park. Due to cir
cumstances beyond their control the
Cerebral Palsy Association was
forced to postpone their June meet
ing from the third Monday of the
month to the fourth Monday. The
monthly meetings are regularly
held at the Montgomery County
Liquor Dispensary Building in Sill
yer Spring and are expected to be
resumed there on the third Monday
in July.
The discussion for the June
meeting will center around the re-
suits of the Associations recent
Embarrassing campaign and the
adoption of budget for the coming
fiscal year. The public is invited
to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
James w. Just Resigns
From University Post

James W. Just, director of fire
extension service of the University
of Maryland, resigned last week
after delivering a blistering at
tack on DR.. H. C. Byrd, university
president, and Irving w. Johnson,
chairman of the Firemen's Train
ing Committee of the State Fire
mems Association.
Mr.. Just said his resignation re-
suited from "Unwarranted and
unintelligent attacks" by Mr.. John
son since the latter was appoint
ment chairman of the training
committee of the Firemen's AS
sociation last year.
At the same time, Just claimed
that DR.. Byrd has approved
changes in the training program
advocated by johnson without con-
sulting him. Mr. Just headed the
training program for firemen for
IL years.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Young Boy Killed
At Redland Tuesday
When Crossing Road

William Edward carp, eight
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Edward carp of Route l, Redland,
was killed on Tuesday when he
dashed across road at Redland
to buy an ice cream cone. Police
said he ran into a pickup truck
operated by Otto Franklin Moore,
Al, Washington Grove.
He was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Suburban Hospital. DR.
F. ]. Broschart, medical examiner
issued a certificate of accidental
death.
Services for the boy will be held
on Friday, June % at II AN. at
Gartner's Funeral Home, Gathers
burg.
Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by a sister and two brothers
Also surviving are his grandpar-
ents, James Edward and Mary C
carp of Redland, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Samuel Buttry of Olney.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Rev. Lenz To
Be Installed
AT Neelsville

The Rev. Albert W. Lenz will
be installed as pastor of Neels-
vile Presbyterian Church, Ger
mantown, in services to be held
tonight Thursday at 7:45. The
service, to be conducted by the
Presbytery of Washington City,
will be held at the church.
The Rev. C. Stewart Mckenzie
of the Western Presbyterian
Church, Washington, Moderator of
the Presbytery, will preside. The
Rev. Earl F. Fowler of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, Washington
will preach the sermon. Charges
to the pastor and the congregation
will be given by the Rev. Harry V.
Porter of the Westminster Pres
byterian Church, Washington, and
the Rev. Ralph K. Merker, Gen
eral Presbyter, respectively.
Also taking part in the service
will be the Rev. James Patterson
Kerr of Boyds, and the Rev. A. w.
Ewell of Trinity Methodist
Church, Germantown, and Epworth
Church, Gaithersburg.
Mr.. LEM comes to Germantown
from the pastorate of the Bellevue
Presbyterian Church, Gap, Ga.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Actors Want Cats

The Mclean Summer Theatre
Co., Mclean, Va. has an urgent
call out for three or four cats
(gcod mousers). The cast is now
comfortably installed in "Salona," "
famous old mansion out in Mclean
that once housed Dolly Madison,
President Madison and his Cabinet,
and although the rooms are big
and spacious, have lovely furniture
and an atmosphere of charm there
are unwelcome visitors. Anyone
who has a nice big cat or two
which they think would like to
spend the summer among very
appreciative group of actors
should call Elmwood 1890 at once.
The cats will be well fed and may
even get stage engagement, pro-
viding their apprenticeship is well
served.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Six Students Receive
History Medals From
Chevy Chase OAR.

Six students were presented with
OAR History Medals for outstand-
ing and unusual excellence in
American History by the His
torian of the Chevy Chase Chapter
of the OAR Mrs. Robert j, Boyd
at graduation this week.
At Damascus High School the
winner was Miss Mary Gladhill
at Kensington Junior High, Miss
Edna Lou Hyde and James Lamb
At Lincoln High, Miss Margaret
Laverne Foreman; Montgomery
Blair; Miss Barbara Mcbride; and
at Sherwood High School, Miss
Molly Miller.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Gaithersburg Carnival
To Run Thru The 30th

The annual carnival of the Gath
ersburg- Washington Grove Volun-
teer Fire Department which began
last week will continue through
June 80. 1t is being held this year
at the Agricultural Center
Grounds, Gaithersburg, where
there is plenty of free parking
space.
There are many new features at
the carnival this year, in addition
to the usual attractions. To be
given away the last night are a
19-inch television set, deep freeze
locker, a $100 bond and Westing-
house roaster.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Moose Rites, A Dance
Band Concert To Mark
Lodge 1910 Dedication

Rockville Lodge No. 1540 Loyal
Order of Moose will hold a program
dedicating it's re-decorated quar-.
ters on North Washington Stree
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
June %, % and "a. At $3.50 OF
Friday, at the Rockville Gymna-
stun, new candidates will be ini-
tiated.
On Saturday there will be open
house at the Lodge, a feature of
which will be a block dance be-
ginning at 9 p. m. at Rockmont
Motors. A Hillbilly Band will
provide music for the dance which
is open to the public.
Sundays program will include
a concert by the Potomac Band at
2 pm. The Women's Auxiliary
will be instituted in ceremonies in
the Rockville Gymnasium at 2:3O
p. m. Speakers will be DIR. VIM.
B. Adams, pastor of the Rockville
Baptist Church; Mayor G. Lamar
Kelly, jr. and Fred Rogers.
Refreshments will be served.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Drive A POwerGlide

If you want to drive a Power
Glide Chevrolet, visit the show
rooms of the Rockmont Motor Co.,
110 N. Washington St., Rockville,
from June 18 to 80 inclusive.
Dealer F. E. Williams pointed out
that Power Glide differs from other
automatic transmissions on the
market in that it represents "a
package" improvements, including
the automatic shift, a more power
full engine of los horsepower and
an Economics" rear axle. Ado. =
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Sandy Spring Firemen
To Hold Carnival On
Saturday. June 30

The Sandy Spring Volunteer
Fire Department will hold a one
day carnival this year-on Satur-
Gay, June 30.
From A to 8 pm. a delicious sit
down fried chicken or ham supper,
in the new cafeteria of Sherwood
High School, will be served by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Depart
ment. A band will play during the
dinner hour.
A parade, which is an annual
affair, will start at 7 pm. The
usual midway attractions will pre-
vail this year, in addition to two
free acts of entertainment during
the evening.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21

and his brother, William, "a.
The fine included SIS each fish
over the limit and $40 for exceed
ing the limit.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Men With Notices From
Draft Board Allowed
To Enlist In Navy

In accordance with a directive
from the Department of Defense,
during the period June Is to July
Is, the Navy will be allowed to
accept for enlistment volunteers
who have already received their
pre-induction physical notices from
the Draft Board. -.
Previously, men who had re-
ceived their pre-induction notices
were not eligible to volunteer for
the Navy. This new standard for
enlistment in the Navy will be eff
fective only until July Is, 1851, it
was pointed out.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Instructors For
First Aid, Home
Nursing Graduated

A course to train First Aid In
structors was completed June IA
at Wilson Hall, National Institute
of Health, Rockville Pike. The
course was taught by Ralph Bart
ley, Chairman of First Aid.
These new instructors will now
teach First Aid in the County.
They are: Mrs. Estelle Broadhurst,
Bethesda Miss Carmen Dixie
Jones, Takoma Park; Edwin R.
Kensey, Jr., Gaithersburg; Charles
f. Lyons, Bethesda; Frank M.
McCathran, Washington Grove /;
Francis Mullican, Gaithersburg /;
Charles W. Nichol, Jr.; Washing
ton Grove; and Earnest C. Wayne,
Gaithersburg.
A class for Red Cross Home
Nursing Instructors was completed
on Monday, June IL. These
trainees have completed a thirty
hour course at Montgomery County
Junior College under the instruc-
tion of Miss Betty Gwaltney,
Nursing director from the Eastern
Area Red Cross Office. They will
now be volunteer instructors in
Montgomery County.
Those who received certificates
cf completion are: Mrs. Hazel A.
Hopkins, Silver Spring; Mrs.
James A. Baxter, Kensington !;
Mrs. Hayes Bullard. Chew Chase :
Mrs. Juanita Decker, Kensington.
Mrs. A. l.. Russell, Rockville; ana
Mrs. Sarah Wolf, Chevy Chase.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21

Prices effective until close Of
business Saturday. June %,
1881, except produce which is
subject to daily market changes.
NO SALES TO DEALERS. We
reserve the right 70 limit
quantities.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
Two Fishermen Fined
For Passing Fishing
Limit At Triadelphia

1t was an unlucky day for two
Laurel men recently when they
found Triadelphia Lake at Brigh-
ton running full of crappies. They
were fined $65 each in Rockville
Police Court last week for catch
ing 21 crappies each-11 over the
limit, on June 5. The fines were
imposed by Trial Magistrate Wal
ter Norman on Richard Coon, 20,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21
RMHS Grads Receive Gifts

Each of the graduates of Rich
ard Montgomery High School and
Lincoln High School was given a
Schaeffer pen by Ned Stovitz and
Lee Bord of Medley & Co., Rock
vile jewelers..
Montgomery County sentinel., 1951-06-21

Nothing is gained. by calling
other people "bigots" or in de-
nouncing those who happen not to
share your own enthusiasm for a
couse or an institution.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W.-PLAIN COOK, hive in or out;
help with children; Chevy Chase,
bethesda area; Thurs, every other
Sun. of. GIL: 400. Ext. S72.
GIRL would like general housework.
Live IN. No children. HU. 7945.
GIKL, colored.. wants Job days q
week. week, or m @mot5er,s helper; good ref
GIRL, colored, wishes days work;
experienced. Ii. 6-4029.
GIRL. colored. desires job cooking or
cleaning. days q wk. Ii. 3-9096.
NURSES ABDUL or part-time, in
hospital or private home; exper-
fenced, references. Call JOHNSON.
10 $500. Ext. Is. 8 to 4.
WOMAN desires morning or evening
work: experienced. ME. 1927.
COLOkED GIRL desires days work
or part-time. WI. 104O.
COLORED GIRL wants days work:
fond Of children. Ii. 3-S8SS.
COLOkED GIRL desires morning work
caring for children. HUI. 4174,
COLOkED WOMAN desires work part
nms (morning); city refs. NO.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires x.h.v' 4
days wk., Mon. through Thurs; ref.
CoLoKED WOMAN - Experienced,
destrss days work. LU. 4-4573.
work; 0 to 1. Refs. and exper. LU.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires days
Work. Sc. section. AT. 9210,
Evening star., 1951-04-17
JUNIOR CLERK
LEDGER CLERK

The SdN, Star has an s opening for al high q
years of age to work as q ledger and
accounting clerk: for accounts re-
eeivable, routine and control. Knowl-
edge of bookkeeping and typing is
required 40-hour 5-day week.
S:30-5:30, Mon through Fri Apply
Personnel Room 506 Open week
days. S:30-5; Sat-. 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Y 1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
LAUNDRESS, colored, for Chinese
laundry; must be drst-class shirt
F1orjda ave. NV. -23
MANAGER small apparel shop; musi
know fabrics and be able to price
merchandise. RE. 3041. -21
MANICURIST
Evening star., 1951-04-17
HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS. white, 81 to 35; exper
New Hampshire at Farragut St
WAfTREss,, white. part time. 1880.
2:30 PM. no Sat. or Sun. work
Apply after SUM-, 1870 H st. NV.
WAITRESS, experienced. 25-35. Apply
WAITRESS, night. full or part time.
Apply in person. FAIRFAX RESTAU-
RANT. 1887 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
MATTRESSES twhite). must be neat
and exper. Apply 1345 Conn. ave.
WnAiTTTREssEs. exper., refined. rs for ex-
elusive restaurant-night club. In
terviews 81 pm. MICHEL'S. 1920
Vermont ave. NV. -19
MATTRESSES. exper., good pay, Sun
days ofi: Apply sso7 Wilson biSd..
MATTRESSES - Experienced serving
BAY RESTAURANT. 9o4 9th st. st.
WAfTREssEs-Must be exper.; also
need help for extra nights and Sat;
very good tips and salary. CLUB LA
CONGA, 9412 Baltimore blvd, Ber-
wAiT;REssEs, All; EEaE experienced on food
and liquor, for night work; good
working conditions. Apply GEORGIA
TAVERN. 1881 Georgia ave. NV:
WAITRESS AND HELPER, white girl,
in restaurant. OIL. 9756, -l9
Evening star., 1951-04-17

WATERPR0oFING OF ALL KINDS,
ROBERT e PRICE, DI. 1923. ITs
GOING TO SCREEN tnat porch this
summer? An estimate will cost you
nothing. Phone now, ST. 3042
Evening star., 1951-04-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN (cons.)

PRACTICAL NURSE wants day work,
part time. or caring for children.
10. 2-2039.
SECRETARY desires temporary posi-
t1on, 5-day week. interesting work.
sECRETAkY. fSSR i age SA 80; sSfs'; Il wears. .x-
pertence: good shorthand, tipping
speeds; .5-day week, downtown loca-
ton: min. $65. Box 3Sl-Z. Star. 10.
YOUNG WOMAN desires position as
resident mgr. for reputable firm.
bkpr.;, neat; thoroughly capable;
highest references; several salary
and management ideas open, OE,
939S. after pm. -I0
EXPER. IN ofnce procedure. manage
ment, personnel. interviewing, pub,
relations; mature. thoroughly re-
sponsible. Splendid refs. DE. 1923.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES

Appropriateness trial course
includes private and class lessons
and use of accordion In your home.
MEBv1N CONN. RA. s927 or TU.
P.B.x..swIrcHBoARD COURSE .
board. Jobs to 1925. AMERICAN
BUSINESS SCH. 1919 r st. NV.
PBx-REcEprIoNrsr M Eiaas course sss,,,
Learned; Learned age no handicap. Day class
Gaa%b,E eaaitaISn Sso; HrT pishs RsaA s2s Agss Mss
OF YOU ARE MECHANICALLY mind
Our complete thorough course In
dental technology qualifies you for
an interesting career in this field
kerpsl School is indorsed BY one OF
the Nations leading dental techni-
clans clans pnions-approved for vet
upon graduation' CAN or ',aSrehs come IN
Tor further information. KERPEL
SGH0oL NGI0ooL1 SogFo oF ,IE DENTAL TECH
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught. Approved
classes WARFLSYNNSa M BEAUTY aIT s'eS5n cofr
LEGE. 1910 @ st. NV. DI 1862
RECEPTIONIST-PBX course with typ
ing. wks., S25; 4 wks., S35; posi-
tions paying to $50 wk.; dozens of
Page. BOYD SCHOOL, cor. d at
18th NV. Ma. 2340.
TOUCH TYPING. 4-s wks., positions
paying S40-S55 wk.; beg, and quick
reiresher course in stenography. po-
sitions to SIS wk.; small classes.
rapid progress. New classes now
starting. BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th,
cor. @. MA. 234O.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE, personnel and
sales promotion experience. Want
position with responsibility. Elk.
COLLEGE GRAD. desires position in
social service; wide exper.; also
adm. and clerical. Box 376-z, Star.
GIRL. colored, desires Job cleaning
oflces. or beauty parlor maid. Ii.
GRAD. NURSE, white, non-reg. in
the, Districts; stay nights; good ref.
Call NO. 4732.
LADY wishes job as salesgirl or caring
for children; exper. HU. S971.
NURSE, practical Graduate WSPN),
colored. Care patient or GONZALES
cent; sleep In or out. Top references.
HO. 1900. Ext. 216. 19s
NURSE wants care bed patient or
conyalescent; references. RA. 1912
Or 70. 2-46Se. ewes. -18
ence; unencumbered; lady patient;
reference. Taylor 2545.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

COUNTER GIRLS - Good salary,
bonus, meal and uniform: good
working conditions. Apply Kitche-
terra, HARRINGTON HOTEL, 11th
and SITS. NV.
COUNTER GIRL AND WAITRESS,
dependable. Apply 1910 9th st. NV.
COUNTER GIRLS wANTED-docd
pay, EX 9401, Mr.. Billings, after
O'Clock. EAST POTOMAC GOLF
coGNTER IShsa WOMAN. white, age mis s1-
Apply Dixie PIG RARBESCu1EE. Sg1 G
Marlboro pike and Benning I'd.
ckfDIF iif: Fl. ANS SSss; COLLECTION CLERK. Ils
day week, permanent; excellent sal
ary. AsK1Ns. 737 7th st. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. 5-day wk.; po-
seent c1en ta1 tayaaBs sS
girl seeking permanent employment.
DESTAL aYGIENIsT, registered; ex-
eel, oppor. and working conditions
call Ho. 555s or GE. 1897 for
DESK 'ceTTERK-cAsHIER, for hotel;
front desk. women's. hotel: mr.. Du:
pont Circle: must have had hotel
lie relations; definite opportunity for
advancement to executive position
in near future; pleasant surround
ings,. good salary, 5la-day wk. Give
details of age, marital status, edu-
cation, experience; housing accom-
modations available If desired. Box
161-A. Star. -17
DRUG CLERK. full or part time. Must
be exper.; good sal. and comm; hrs.
arranged Apply in person, MICHI-
GAN DRUG, 1901 Mich. ave. ne.
DRUG COSMETIC CLERK, excellent
saiary and hours, meals furnished,
wO. 5000. -17
Evening star., 1951-04-17
HELP WOMEN
SECURITY

FOR 3 WOMEN OVER 45
Cash In on the mature Judgment,
poise and understanding which Al
years has given you. Hundreds o.
energetic women all over the coun-
try have achieved security, indie
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life in this fascinating work.
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silver specialists. Calls made IN In
vitation. No canvassing. collecting
or delivering, You can be your
own boss with excellent earnings
on percentage basis. Large repeat
business. Car necessary for local
driving.
II YOU are over 40. investigate this
unusual opportunity. It may pleas
antly change your life. Write today
for Interview to P. r.. EARL, Empire
Crafts Corporation. Newark. N: Y.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1951-04-17

LADIES! MAKE SO and over daily,
in your own home; must have good
telephone voice. Call 10. 9-SS21
LADIES. MOTHERS DAY gifts in
Avon's catalog will earn you So
to syaSabs ri IN hour gsEmansnt oas9 openings
LADY. s6-ss," " good % personality, Srs for
and professional clientel. Hrs, 90
pm. no Sat-; about $40 wk. APP
ply RIM. 7o2. 710 14th st. NV.
WOMAN. 40 to 50. care s-yr..old
board, plus S1O0 a month; reference
between am. and 4 pm. 30
WOMAN, colored, make beds. clean
rms. in hotel; good pay. Do not
phone: 1927 18th st. NV.
WOMAN for position as secretary
THEATERs. Kass Bldg, I'll 14th
YOUNG LADY-Neat in appearance,
able to meet public and help in ONCE.
CRAMER. INC. OR. 3424. 10
YOUNG o !, LADY for bookkeeping de-
conditions. liberal discount on pur-
chases: insurance and hospitaiiza-
ton; retirement plan. Apply PEG
PIES DRUG STORES, employment
YoTSe SIisi u LADY = With Rish knowledge Mss of
shorthand; position permanent; ma
tional organization: five-day, 40
hour week. See Mrs. Keneipp. L. C.
SMITH g. CORONA TYPEWRITERS,
NC 1412 Park I'd. NV: IT
stand; with refs. Apply in person
to MRS, REUS. Lafayette Hotel
newsstand. IT
Evening star., 1951-04-17

AND HELPER, white
in restaurant. OIL. 9756. -
Evening star., 1951-04-17

ROOF PAINTING. Also special atten-
ton to. inside redecorating Jobs.
Free estimates. LU. 4-3328. III
ROOF PAINTING, free estimates:
white mechanics; excel. workman-
snip. Call after 8 pm, TU. 1452,