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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-09
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NISEI CALENDAR
JANUARY
IL. u and Northwest Nisei
Classic in Main Bowl.
13-Nisei Classic awards dance in
Spanish Castle on Seattle-Tacoma
highway. Hours: $50 pm. to 1890
am.
25-Methodist WSCs to hold all
church square dance.
FEBRUARY
21-Japanese Presbyterian church
roller skating party in Rollerland.
1920 pm. to 1890 am.
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Official NiSei Basketball Schedule

MONDAY, JAN. IA
At Buddhist
p.m.-Presbyterian VS.. Lotus Jrs.
p.m.-Savoys VS.. Methodist "a.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16
At Buddhist
p.m.-Allons vs. Lotus Dharmas
Girls.
p.m.-White River YBA VS.. Mid
gets (A).
9 p.m.-Saints VS.. Tacoma YBA
(A.
FRIDAY, JAN. IS
At Buddhist
7 pm.-Monarchs VS.. Presbyteri-
an (A).
p.m.-Maryknoll CYO VS.. Taco
ma YBA Girls.
pm-Lancers VS.. Tacoma Cru
saders (A).
MONDAY, JAN. FL
At Buddhist
pm.-Allons VS.. Maryknoll CYO
Girls.
8 p.m.-Lotus Jrs. VS.. Funai's
Crates (A).
TUESDAY, JAN. %
At Kent
7:30 p.m.-Savoys VS.. White Ri
yer YBA (A).
Continued on Page ~
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Unbeaten Tacoma
Upset, Il to q, by
I.0tus DharmaS

Tacoma YBA fell from the ranks
of undefeated when it's girls bowed
to Coach Hiro Nishimura's Lotus
Dharmas, 27-23, last Monday night
in a local basketball league contest
in the Seattle Buddhist gym. Janet
Okamoto with II points and Gloria
Hikida with digits helped the Sc
attic Bukkyo sextet pull the stun
ming upset. Janet Yoshioka kept
the visiting outfit in the game with
II points.
In the only other tilt, the Glass A
Understanding Lotus Lancers, de-
termined to repeat their champion
ship ways, trounced the Lotus Vik-
ings, 1919. Jits Oyabe, Tinky Te-
rada and Jim Nakamura paced the
champs. Tom Miyata was best for
the teen-age Vikings.
The scorings of the two games
are as follows:
Lancsrs (46D-ShimiZu 5, Oyabe
10, Terada IL, Nakamura 8, Edamu-
"a 5, Jinguji 4, Kumasaka; Vikings
(19)-Miyata 7, Fujii 2, K. Ota,
Utsunomiya 3, Morisaki, lima, T. O.
ia 2, Yoshinaka S, Takano.
Dharmas (2D-Fusako Tsue, L
rene Yamauchi /, Gloria Hikida 8,
Marian Namba 6, Janet Okamoto
II, May Matsumoto, Grace Wata-
nabe, May Nakamura, Noriko Ichi-
kawa, Yukiko Tsue, Dorothy Iwata;
Tacoma YBA (23)-Tatsie Iwakiri
8, Janet Yoshioka II, Shag Watana-
be /, Yaeko Watanabe, Eleanor Yo-
shioka, Rosie Komatsu, Rose Shi-
mizu 2.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-09

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 9
(JACL ADC)-The United States
Supreme Court has ruled that dur
ess could not be assumed and Anne
rican citizenship restored to Nisei
who served in the Japanese army
without individual examination of
the facts in each instance, the Wa
shington office of the JACL Anti
Discrimination Committee an
nounced this week following study
of the highest tribunals opinion.
In an unusual decision day last
week, following its traditional holi-
day recess, the United States ST.
preme Court disposed of more than
so appeals and miscellaneous mat
tiers and started on two weeks of ar
gument hearings on score of cas-
eS.
Among the decisions handed down
were those in the companion cases
entitled Dean AcheSon, as Secre-
tary of State, v. Kiyokuro Okimura
and Dean Acheson, as Secretary of
State, V. Hisao Murata.
Both cases involved decisions of
the federal district court in Homo
lulu, Territory of Hawaii, which
held that these two Nisei who were
members of the japanese army dur
ing wartime did not lose their Uni
ted States citizenship because they
were compelled to serve in the mi
litary forces of that nation.
Under the Nationality Act of 1910,
an American citizen who serves in
the army or armed forces of for
eign government loses his American
citizenship. In precedent-settifg
cases, the judiciary has made ex-
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Mrs. F. F. Powell, Seattle council
woman, will address the Cosami
club at 8 pm. on Thursday, Jan II,
in the Central branch of the WV
CA, Fifth and Seneca, on what wo-
men can do to improve their COM
munities in addition to casting votes.
The address is open to the public.
Cosami membership is open to
young married women with an in
ternational viewpoint. Meetings are
held every third Thursday at pm.
in the Central YWCA.
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FRIDAY. FEB. %

$50 to 1890 p.m.-Registration
$50 to 1890 pm.-Basketball
games.
100 am. to - noon-NWYBL ca
binet meeting.
1890 pm. to - midnight-Get-
acquainted social
SATURDAY, MARCH
$50 am.-Registration.
$50 to 10 a.m.-NWYBL cabinet
meeting.
10 to 11:30 am.-Opening service.
1870 am. to 1870 pm.-Lunch
and free period.
100 to $3.50 pn,-Oratorieal con-
test.
$50 to $50 p.m.-Basketha con-
tests.
$50 to 8 p.m.-Banquet.
$50 pm. to 1890 am.-Dance.
SUNDAY. MARCH ,
7 am. to - noon-Golf tourna-
ment.
8 to 10 a.m-Sunday School Tea
chers' breakfast.
1920 to l1:30 am.-YBA service.
1870 am. to 1890 pm.-ConVen-
ton pictme
100 to $50 p.m.--General assem-
bly,.
l. 30 to 100 l.m.-BoX lunch.
100 to 800 pm.-Shoyukai meet
ing.
800 to 5 pm. Basketball game
dinalsl.
to $50 pm.-Closing service and
installauoa(oi new NWYBL Off
cersl.
pm. to ~ midnight-Talent
show and farewell social.
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Classified Ads

WAITRESS WANTED. Expert
enced preferred. Call MA. $3.50
Nisei grill.
FOR SALE CHEAP: New oil
burner. 50-gall0n tank.
CA. 1899.
WANTED: NIGHT WASHER.
Experienced preferred. Nisei or
Issei. Union scale. Address in
quiries and particulars Snow
white Laundry, 100 l St., Box
IT'S, Anchorage, Alaska.
CITY FARM $500
Clean two-bedroom home fur
nished.
2 70 cement basement-garage.
A good chick house 14xSO.
A tract 6Ox30O-level-rich.
Assorted berries near bud.
Drive by 1124O IL S.-call.
Sun Realty, AV. 5000, or ewes.
Mr.. Fancher at WE. 1857.
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Older home. Three bedrooms. We
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Detached garage. Close to Beacon
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FILA appraisal. Full price $3.50
FILA terms.
FOURPLEX
Madrona. -Four units each with
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Basement. New roof. Near bus and
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RAINIER HEIGHTS HOME
Completely furnished. Two bed
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kitchen and bath. Full basement
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New Philco refrigerator, Westing-
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set. House selling for $500.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8
At Buddhist

At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Starlettes VS.. Question
Marks Girls
8 p.m.-Saints VS.. Funai's Crates
ca.
p.m.-Savoys VS.. Midgets(A.
FRIDAY, JAN. IL
At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Monarchs VS. Lotus Jrs.
(A).
8 p.m.-Presbyterian VS.. Saints
ca.
p.m.-Lancers VS.. Funai's Crates
ca.
SATURDAY, JAN. IL.
At Fife
7 p.m.-Tacoma YBA VS.. Metho-
dist (AD.
8 pm-Tacoma YBA VS.. CUES
ton Marks Girls.
9 pm.-Tacoma Crusaders VS..
White River YBA (A).
Evening star., 1952-05-04

A naturalist is likely to be a
little biased on this subject. He
has trained himself to notice things
that most other people miss. For
instance, most drivers never sus-
pect the large number of dead
birds that lie in the grass and
weeds alongside a highway. swept
there by air currents from the cars
that killed them.
But the naturalist looks for
them, finds and counts them and
mourns over them.
Tough On slxunjss
SoME day when you are on a
cross country vacation trip, count
the number of dead animals you
see on the road. Crossing Tennes-
see recently, in one day l counted
119. OF these, 43 were skunks. In
Virginia, on the same trip. there
were 73 skunks among l49 dead
animals we passed in two days.
At one place whole family "a
mother and five young - had been
crushed within a few feet of each
other. 1t certainly was bad week
for skunks!
And in case you think skunks
are just a bad-odored nuisance,
reflect that they eat vast quanti-
ties of mice and beetles, a great
help to farmers and even to subur-
ban gardeners.
All this roadside carnage adds
up, in my mind, to the belief that
many drivers don't know how a
little effort on their part can save
many lives. Including their own,
by the way. Last year there were
several accidents reported when
cars ran into deer and at least
Evening star., 1952-05-04
A. c. PARSONS

one where a deer leaped into a
car. 1t pays to be extra careful
when driving through deer coun-
try.
In fact, looking out for his own
and other human lives should al
ways be the first concern of every
driver. Neser try to avoid hitting
wild creatures if doing so is going
to jeopardize any humans we'll
being.
However, you can do much to
save the life of wild things without
risking your own. Here are a
naturalist's driving tips:
!. When you see an animal on
the road ahead, touch the horn
and turn the wheel a trife, if
necessary, to avoid him.
z. When you see birds lined up
on fence or wire ahead of you,
give your horn a toot. This usually
scares them away to safety. If you
wait for them to be frightened by
the car itself, if often happens that
one or more will fly into windshield
or grill.
;. At night, use the foot switch
found in most modern cars to
blink your lights up and down
when you see small animal
ahead. For some reason they seem
to be dazzled and confused by a
steady beam.
4. If a deer crosses the road
ahead of you, slow down to a
snail's pace. Deer usually travel
in herds, and the next one in line
may hit your car.
5. Try to appreciate, in general,
the value of our wild life and its
importance to the nation, and
spare it whenever you can!
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Do Laxatives have a
vicious i hold on you?
KeNogg's AN-Bron hos restored
youthful regularly TO thousands!
b this your experience?

b this your experience?
Mr. WIN. P. Dibblss. ~ So. 7th ST., Newark, N. j.
II used to take pill twice week. One day some time
ago saw ALL-BRAN, bought box and have eaten it
regularly for long while. Since then do not know
what such pill looks like Thanks again for the won
derful laxative cereal you have given all and for
being able to get such excellent meal each breakfast
II you, too suffer from constipation due to lack Of
bulk try ALLBRAN every day and drink plenty Of liquid.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
NAVE An ANIMAL!
by Stanley Oliver Grierson

Next auto trip you take,
follow these simple rules.
They'll help protect our
wildlife, and you too -.
II WAS driving along a winding
IL Connecticut road, late for an
appointment, when ! overlook
huge trailer truck. For miles had
to follow it at slow speed get
ting past was impossible. Then
suddenly it stopped completely.
and my temperature reached the
boiling point. I left my car and
walked ahead to tell that driver
what thought of him.
But when reached the front of
the truck, l gaped in amazement.
For the driver was carrying a large
box turtle over to the side of the
road.
After he had placed the crea-
ture safely beyond a fence he said
to me. Sorry to hold you up, but
this fellow was trying to get across,
and it would hurt my conscience
to leave him in the road. Some
guy would come busting along and
smash him. sure as shooting.
When we got under way again
followed that truck slowly and
respectfully. wishing that there
were more drivers like this one.
Then suddenly it occurred to me
that perhaps there are more
thoughtful people behind automo-
bile steering wheels than l realized.
Otanley Olise1 Grierson is a
naturalist, audubon lecturer and
Explorers Glib member.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

Don't wait another day to try
ALL-BRAN II you want to look and
feel your best! It bxlk-balanees your
diet may make laxatives unneces-
sary for the rest Of your life when
irregularity ID due to lack Of bulk.
Just eat q cupful daily and drink
plenty Of liquids. ALL-BRAN is not
habit-forming-and it g the only type
Of ready-to-eat cereal that supplies
all the bulk you may need.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Double Your Money

Kellogg's is 90 sure you'll like ALL
BRAN in every way, that il you're not
completely atisfsd after 10 days trial,
send the empty carton to Kellogg's,
Battle Greek, Mich, and GET
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK!
Evening star., 1952-05-04
Budget Breakfast

ALL-BRAN 10 q delicious and economi-
cal cereal the whole family viii enjoy.
It's nutrition-packed .. rich in iron,
high in cereal protein, with q wealth
Of essential B and D vitamins. For q
change. serve tender-light AIl-BRAN
mufnhs-the quick and easy recipe
ID on every box.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

TW-S-4-S2
Evening star., 1952-04-09
SNACK BAR ATTENDANTS

openings for reliable young
women. Monday through Friday.
VICINITY sHa Navy Dept, Daytime hours.
GovERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
ll35 3lst ST. NV
SODA LuNCHEoNETTE WOMAN,
McREYNoLDs PHHRMACY. 18th
STEAM 1id 4 "a TABnE nlS' GIRLS, white. tel ex-
perienced. neat. attractive. Not over
pany benefits, Apply between 3 and
4, Mrs. Whitman, HOTEL HAIR
RINGTON KITCHETERIA. Ilth and
E stS. NV. No phone calls. --15
STENOGRAPHER; 35-hr. 5-day vk.;
paid holidays and vacation; good
working conditions: call MR.. PETER
STENOGRAPHER: 5-day week; pleas
ant working conditions: good start.
sTHg.SalRXy Ing ssiarXy p,lIS; NE; 5000: la
racy essential salary open. company
PFTfRsoN' PfaezisS; FE, alSa. Ask for M MRS.
TEENOGRAPHER-5-day wk.; hrs,
$40 to 4:30; lge. organization With
opportunity for advancement: regu-
lar pay increases; modern air-condi-
psr Sne% Weef Gce ca SiaFlIRs M sosKwE1 seIsEy S
MI. 4Nl'O 10
STEEOGRAPHER-Growing advertis.
ing aeenCy looking for girl who
wants &c learn advertising business;
shorthand, tipping essential; 5-day
4u-hr: week; downtown location.
STENOGRAPHER-Does not have 70
be fast. Neat typiSt. Starting SAL
ary $50 wk, Group insurance. Loca.
ton N. Y. ave. ne. Box 321-R. Star.
Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-09
HELP WOMEN
CASHIER-pART TIME

NA0111EN-PAH lime
Opening at our northwest branch.
aarlaays 40 pm. and Sat. $3.50 am
pm. Retail cashier exper. de-
HECHINGER co.
18th AND H SITS. NE. Ill
CASHIER SWITCHBOARD OPERA
dsDt dOkt-X1ung. ,,itp ambitious and intelli;;
with leading country club. Day
shift open. Good salary plus meals
Prefer typist: Located on bus route
Gail AUDITOR at WI. 400. Ill
CHECKER for Supermarket; 5-day
week; Vacation with pay. 1926
Grubb rd., Silver Spring Md Ia
CLER1CAL-For dental laboratories
interesting work; 5-day week. Apply
Ind floor. 1922 Eye st. NV -
CLERICAL WORKERS. white. for
large distributor: 5-day week. per-
Apply MAGAZINE DEPT I'LL III
Clinical IlE Il; I ASSISTANTS. two. with
knowledge of comptometer desirable
but not nee. to work in auditing
dept. Pleasant working conds.. D.
BENEFITS. immed. discount on pur-
chases. Apply Personnel Ofyce.
SEARS RoEBUCK & CO. 1900 Wis.
ave.
CLERK. experienced. for small dry
cleaning store. Must be neat and
have legible handwriting. 5-day
capable person. Mr.. Puckett, RE-
GENT VALET, 2344 Columbia pike,
Arl.. Va. IA. S-O467; Temple O4"6,
CLERK. 3o-a5 yrs. of age, to price
laundry tickets and do ledger post
ing: one familiar with adding ma
chine, PIX Switchboard preferred:
Ask for Mr.. Burns. WASHINGTON
Il LAENDRH;; RS;t "e27 S < st. nv nv. - -
CONDITIONED dry. cleaning store in
Va: must be intelligent. steady and
neat; excellent pay, Apply in per-
son, 1894 Wilson blvd. Clarendon,
Va, 8 am. to 3 pm. IA. 1886.
CLERK, for general Office work Ap-
ply FAIRLINGTON LAUNDERERS
AND CLEANERS, 3s09 So. Four Mile
Run drive, Arlington, Va. Ia
CLERK, for Office of large appliance
chain; 5-day week. pleasant work.
ing cond. Apply 937 F st. NV, End
CASHIER. white, or woman with
some cash experience for large
wholesale house. Good opportunity
5-day week. Vacations. etc. Apply
MRS ETCHISON, l121 5th st. NV.
CLERKS-tWhite). Permanent posi-
tions. Starting at So 400. Rapid
advancement. Excellent surround
ings. 5-day wk. Liberal vaca-
ton and sick leave. Under 40.
and eGSo4a pm n'erEis%S PersonRei nef"esh oce NA
TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
3rd and r sts. ne. Do not tele-
phone. -l5
Evening star., 1952-04-09
CLERKS

CLERKS for credit once Of large re-
ing salary; paid vacation and many
other company benefits. Apply KAY
JEWELRY CO. sol H st. ne. 10
and mortgage loan firm; Permanent
position. life, disqualification and
surgical insurance benefits. 5-day
wk. WEAVER BROTHERS, INC,
Washington bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt.
CLERK Gle s'1' TYprsr. perm. position; MtS
CLERK-TYPlsr - For insurance
agency. good working conditions,
Sl15 pnon month ld6 to Ss start d.sJ sl5 18th St
CLERK in real estate ofice;
RAMffNs.O ffS OfE Ex. "t54s $3.50. ~ 70 o. -S MN'
CLERK-TYPIST, no experience nee
essary; 5--day, 40-hour week. pleas
ant working conditions; IN new
FOX FILM coRP.. ii 4i5 srd T st. NV. n
CLERICAL AND TYPING, 5-day 1k..
downtown of1ce; salary $500 mo-; I;
PHe work for sualed fed
CIERK-TYPIsT. permanent position;
good salary; 40-hr.. 5-day week;
paid vacation. Apply in writing only
T. w. PERKINS. GO Greyhound Ca
rage, 1345 New York ave. ne. IL
CLERK-TYPIST. age 21-30: must be
good typist with some knowledge
shorthand. Good working conds.
Full time employment Employe
benefits after 3 mos. employment.
Apply personnel office. MAYFLOYER
HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De Sales st.
CLERK for typing and gen.
eral clerical duties in air-condi-
toned Office, ne. section short
hand pref. but not required; vaca-
ton with pay and other benefits;
permanent position, with oppcr-
tunities for advancement. Call LA.
CLERK K-TYPIST-Hours Q to 4:3O:
) dayS. Call IL. 4-d5SS. is
CLERK -TYPlST. good starting salary.
chance for advancement: 5-day. 40
hour week; pleasant working cond
LOWE e. CAMPBELL ATHLETIC
GOODS, 1904 Vermont ave. NV.
LERK-TYPIST-For statistical de-
partment; permanent position, 81
day, 4O-hour week, pleasant work.
ing conditions, liberal discount on
purchases. insurance and hospital
ization plan. retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE ~ p ST ne 10
Evening star., 1952-04-09

DENTAL ASSISTANT, white. expert
enced, 5-day week. downtown ONCE,
$50. Box 173-R, Star. ia
colored: steady Job.
Apply CHINS RESTAURANT, 24I6
Conn ave. NV 10
DRUG CLERK, experienced. MOUNT
RAINIER PHARMACY, 4OO7 oath
St, WA. 1876. 10
DRUG CLERK-1O to 6. PARK
LANE PHARMACY, 2029 Eve ST.
GIRL. colored. must have
excel. local fountain refs, S27 80
start. S:3O-11:3O, 3501 Georgia ave.
NV. 10
GIRL, white. honest and
dependahl night work EAST CAP
1TOL PHARMACY, Ii. 3-150O. 10
GIRL, colored, exper-
fenced, hrs. 3 to II. Uniforms
furnished. Apply in person. CHAS9
TLETON PHARM.. 10th and r SITS.
NV. 10
GIRLS. colored. expe ri
enced, GOOD hours. free meals. PENN
DRUG, l3 and NV. Ill
GIRL, eolored: 6 nights
MACY. Ii. 3-6l6l. 3
Evening star., 1952-04-09
SECRETARY

Responsible position; require good
typing. shorthand. high scholastic
record; an opport. to work for a
liberal cause; 35-hr.. 5-day wk.
$500 per yr, POTOMAC CO.
OPERATIVE FED. RE. 31S1. Ill
SECRETARY -TYPIST for Falls Church
real estate Office: prefer local resi-
dent: 5-day week; excellent and con-
genial working conditions. Write
full particulars. Box 363-V. Star.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER -
Permanent position. j-day, 4u-hour
week, pleasant working conditions.
liberal discount on purchases, in
surance and disqualification plan.
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES EMPLOYMENT OF
FIGE q pP ? St. nH;esr,o,,sr n;e 10
time. must have knowledge medical
terms and previous experience in
doctors Office WO 1925. .
Evening star., 1952-04-09
, HELP WokAEN.
CLERK-TYPIST

Natl. new magazine offers interest
ing position to woman who has had
general office exper. in a bookkeep-
ing dept. Adding machine and typ
ing ability necessary. 5-day, 4O-hr.
wk. Aforementioned Offices. Liberal
company benefits. DI. 1900, Ext
262.
Evening star., 1952-04-09
CLERK

Ne have a permanent situation now
open in our Photo-Engraving De-
partment for capable woman. "a.
36 years of age; S-hour. 5-day
week: starting at II 80 am. OF
noon: worthwhile company ad.
vantages are available. Apply Per.
sonnet once, Room 605; open week.
days S:30-5 and Saturday 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-09
HELP WOMEN

observation-disclosures position
operating small modern switchboard
and receiving office callers; attrac-
tive offices: 5-day week; age limit,
%; no experience necessary. UNITED
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE co.,
1925 Eye st. NV. Rm. 6Oo. 10
Evening star., 1952-04-09
HELR MEN .(cont.)

REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN
Commercial and domestic; expert
ence necessary: must have car; year
round employment vacation and
discount privileges. Box 1S0-V, Star.
RELIEF MAN, eolored, for 4 shifts
every other week to relieve janitor,
nightman and elevator operotors,
must have elev. operators permit.
Pay S5 per shift. See res. mgr,
2b16 18th st. NV. 10
ROOFER. general repair man, must
know something about sheet metal
work. Apply in person only at 1880
Woodbury. drive, Takoma Park, Md,
Evening star., 1952-04-09
CLERK

With knowledge of tipping. Exper.
desirable but not necessary. Should
assume responsibility for detail Paid
vacation, sick leave, free transp.
and other employe benefits. 5-day
week. Phone for interview.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI 6363, Ext. 652. 10
Evening star., 1952-04-09
HELP WokEN
TEACHER. natl,

FRENCH TEACHER. native, with good
education and instruction. Apply
BERL1Tz SCHOOL. S39 18th st.
NV. Ia
GENERAL CLERICAL to work in
service department; 4O-hour. 5-day
week; excellent company benefits
Apply at once. Mr.. McWilliams.
Personnel Office, SEARS ROEBUCK
& CO., $500 v st. ne.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK-Young
woman; tipping and shorthand; ex-
perenced not necessary; 5-day wk,
Saturday of. Salary $40. Apply in
person. !3s 9Th st. n;w;-lO
section; tipping necessary: age 81 to
80; work 5-day week under good
working conditions. An excellent
opportunity for advancement. Paid
vacations and holidays. Call MR..
CONNELL. FIR. 1896. 10
HOSTESSES. experienced. over 81
years old; both early and late shifts
available. Apply Miss Louise. NEP-
TUNE ROOM, 18th and E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-09

MAN. 21 to 25, for jewelry
shop, one who can use tools and is
mechanically inclined, to learn
THE JEWELRY SHOP, Concourse
Pentagon Bldg. or call L. $1,000,
Ext. 5621S for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-04-09
SALESMAN

Here 10 a real opportunity for the
right man to build a profitable life
time career for himself in a semi
professional field. If you're inter-
ested in people, alert. imaginative
and have reasonably good educa-
man we want. Training at our ex-
pense; guaranteed income while
learning. II you would enjoy work
that performs a real service and
income that is limited only by your
own ability. phone for an appoint
ment; car necessary. SONOTONE
CORP, 901 Washington Bldg. DI.
09o1 10
Evening star., 1952-04-09
statesmen

statesmen
WE HAVE
4 new item selling ito Washington
business of1ices for the first time.
with very successful sales in other
ia'Ns WE NEED
Five good men to introduce this
item and earn S15 to $25 per day.
with protection on repeat business.
AtPP' q pm in K5on only n e55 550R T. IT,
SANDWICH AND GRILL MAN. col
eTsd; expertenced;s edo %ssi good pay; pay : no !.
sSyics FGSa :srv,ss maS; day shi aS5
lawn p SfPssiEifH; SERVICE 'Ve CENTER 1926 n.
sERThcE MeShi 0!yf !sTxrfoA' A5s' ATTENDANT. II de-
pendable, good working conditions.
ssf feE Nj cENTEs SEGRk' $50 s9ENoeH \. aiebe I'd
s3PEvr66E s3PE 6Ess. STATION ATTENDANT.
Apply RIVER I e re R9AD 81 ESQ s Sta nssr
sER9HeR ks9ESed sTxTlGN sHSnT1ESN fluS uASrrENDANT-
salesman; refs: salary, 81 Q day plus
son somm ms4 and sUNoeo sFs e s4A
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
must be experienced in fabrication.
Good salary plus commission. CON-
NOR S. INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc;
SHEETROCK TAPPING and finishing
man-Steady work. r. H. BEST
INC. WI. 1898.
gHiPPING CLERK, white. assistant
to warehouse manager. Young man
familiar with D. c. Capable OF
supervising employees. Write Civ
ing employment. character reference
and salary desired. Wholesale
iouo: dealer. Box 1O6-S. Star;
Evening star., 1952-04-09
SAIESMEN

we have a position for you in our
outside selling organization. Excel
lent commission; leads furnished
JOE TASH. NEW YORK JEWELRY
co TlQ 9TH st NV