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Evening star., 1952-10-13
COP. 10 Ask House
To Probe Democrats
Attack on Hyde

The House will be asked to in
vestigate Democratic campaign
activity in Montgomery County
it was indicated today.
Maryland Delegate J. PAUL
Marshall declared the Democratic
organization in Montgomery is
circulating q publication contain
ing a Scurrilous and unfounded
attack upon Dewitt S. Hyde, Re-
publican nominee for the House
in the 9Th district.
Campaign Manager.
Mr.. Marshall is campaign man
ager for Mr.. Hyde. The Demo-
cratic candidate for the House in
this district is Mrs. Stella Werner.
Mr.. Marshall compared the
campaign tactics of the Mont
gomery Democrats to those FUSED
by the CIO-PAC in the 1850 Ohio
election"
Il deplore the fact that the
Democratic Party has found 1t
necessary to resort to mud sling
ing instead Of discussing the is
Sues" said Mr.. Marshall. "A copy
of this publication is being sent
to the appropriate House com
mittee with a request for an i'm
mediate investigation.
$4,000 Copies.
About $4,000 copies of the paper
were circulated. It was printed
on authority of j. Forest Walker
county Democratic treasurer. War
rem Browning and James w. Gills
are listed as co-chairmen.
The paper attacked Mr.. Hyde
as a supporter of the so-called
"millionaire's tax amendment" as
"a political front" for beer whole
salers and as a opponent of fair
teacher pay schedules.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Church Group Luncheon

The Women of st. Matthews
Episcopal Church, Forty-second
avenue and Gallatin street, Hy-
attsville, will hold their fall lunch
con between II am. and 2 pm.
tomorrow in the parish han.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Students Elect Miss WiIdmun

Miss Zella Wildman Of Arling-
ton yesterday was elected secre-
tary of the judicial Committee Of
the Women Student Cooperative
Government Association. at VIII
liam and Mary College. Williams
burg, Va. =.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

ended at Nor
folk. Va.
T h e confer
ence also reap
pointed DR.. j.
H. Pearson su-
perintendent of
t h e Alexandra
district.
The two pas
tors from near
by Virg ginia
elevated to su-
perintendencieS
are the Rev. II.
S. Southgate of
Trinity M e t h
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Reserve Officers to Meet

The Silver Spring Chapter Of
the Reserve Officers Association
will meet at the Civil Defense
fStaff College at Olney. Nd, at 8
pm. Thursday. A dinner at the
college at $50 pm. will precede
the meeting.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Open House in Kensinaton

The Kensington (Md.) Junior
High School will hold its annual
open house at 7::30 pm. tomorrow
in the school,. There will be stu
dent exhibits and demonstrations.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
2Area Pastors
Named toHighe|
Methodist Posts
Superintendencies
Given to Rev. Curry
And Rev. Southqote

Two Methodist ministers in the
Alexandria district today were
made district superintendents as
the Virginia Methodist Conference
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Cheers Disrupt Sigs.

Heretofore doing members oil
next-door Sigma Chi looked upl
as cheers ratified the naples of
the campus thoroughfare.
How many converts to Sigma
Epsilon were wooed by the rdem-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
SayOyS 60 on War Path in Ninth to Trip
Omaha, Il TOD, for 3rd Straight Win

The Brooklyn Dodgers of the Ma
tional league aren't the only ones
who can rallv in the ninth inning to
win ball game
Manager Hiro Sasaki's Sav1vs
pushed across eight markers in the
final frame to drop the Omaha
Woodsmen. la. in a Puget Sound
Baseball league contest last Sunday
at Lower Woodland. 1t was the Sa-
voys third straight triumph They
now have a 3-3 record.
Third sacker Fumio Shibata in
augurated the uprising with a sin
gle During the eight-run spluree
in which the Savoys batted around
HOWE Inouye and Kenji Yoshinaka
10th contributed a double. Five free
passes to first and a dead ball to
second basenan Bobby Kodama
didn't help Omaha in it. effort to
stem the onrushing Savoy tide.
Richard ISuJl, on the otnef mana.
was wheeling the pitches in expert
manner for the victors He famed
six and allowed just six bingles. He
showed a wild sign by walking Sc
ven. Despite a soreness in his pit
ching arm. Tsuii was master of the
Woodsmen starting with the fourth
to the ninth during which time he
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
NiSei Diamond Performers Breathe Life
Into SandlOt Ball Interest in Toronto

TORONTO, Ont, Canada. June II
New Canadian Dispatch Nisei
ball players have played and are
continuing 10 play an important role
in the postwar revival of sandlot
baseball in and around Toronto.
Part of that story is told by sports
writer Gordon Campbell in a by
lined story i'll the Toronto Star in
which he writes that the West To-
ronto baseball league found itsel
with the city's first japanese Cana
dian baseball team. the Westerns.
Also favorite are the Best Clean
ers in the Viaduct loop
Both the Westerns and the Best
Cleaners are popular with the fans.
Too. the Westerns have a chain
of four affiliated mines, ranging
from pee wee up to juniors who in
their own right have won over 4
large following.
VANCOUVER. 4. c.. June II New
Canadian Dispatch)-The Vancou-
yer Nisei nine is currently the pos
SCISSOR of an 667 average with its Az
win-loss record in the Industrial
league. The team suffered its Sc
cond loss last week, bowling "a to
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
Tsuji Averages
1899 after Ist Week
In Big Fifty Meet

After the first weekend of plav
Pruney Tsuji of Main Bowl was "a
mong the top fifteen on the elite
ladder of the Bic Fifty" bowling
tournament which yearly attracts
the areas kingpins.
At West Seattle. Tsuji. the pow
erful Nisei kegler, blasted the woods
for seven-game count of 1883, an
average of 197-plus And at Lake
City. he posted 706 in four games for
176-plus average To date, Tsuji
has a total of 2O89 pins for eleven
games, which figures to a solid
1899 average.
Johnny Chinn the other Main
Bowl entry, ran into streak of
tough breaks and totaled 1871 for
the eleven-game stretch. At West
Seattle. the Chinese lad hit 1893
and at Lake City, he had 678.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
Umeda Rematched
With Teran inL.A.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. June IL
The Tommy Umeda-Keeny Teran
rematch, originally set for Tuesday
June IT, has been extended to Tues
day, June "a, in the Hollywood Lee
gion Stadium here The bout will
be for the state bantamweight title
In their last meeting, Umeda, a
Hawaiian born Nisei who made his
pro starts in Seattle. Wash, lost a
unanimous decision although he
gave Teran a terrific punishment,
closing Terans eyes and cutting him
badly
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
Dir. TakanO. NatOr;
Take .IACI. Gums

DR.. Bill Takano and Ed Natori in
the "a" flight at Jackson Park and
Tad Yamaguchi and Jerry Jinguii
in the "B" flight at West Seattle
we're trophy winners in the annual
JACL golf tournament last Sunday.
Among the four. Jinguji had to
work hardest for his prize He and
Chick Uno were tied so they went in
for playoff which Jinguii won. Uno
lost his ball during the extra play,
hurting his chances considerably.
The victors in the two flights were
as follows:
"a" FLIGHT
1. Dr. Bill Takano 75-1O-65 (tro-
phy).
2. Ed Natori 1886 trophy.
3. Min Yamaguchi 77-9-68 (three
balls)
A. Ken sakura 79-11-e8 1.-TWO
balls)
5. Ken Nagamatsu 79-11-68 1.-TWO
balls).
6. Frank Magazine 1890 Zone
BALD
7. Teruii Umino $3.50 Zone
BALD.
8. Johnson Shimizu 81-11-70(one
BALD.
9. Frank Hattori 80-9-71 lone
BALD.
"B" FLIGHT
1. Tad Yamaguchi 95-30-65 (tro-
phy).
2. jerry Jinguii 81-14-67 (trophv)
3 Chick Uno 82-15-67 -four balls)
4. Chitose Yamagiwa 87-19-68
Ghree BALLS.
5 Terry Toda 91-23-68 1.-TWO balls)
6 Nobushi Nakagawa 86-17-69
zone BALD.
7, George Kuwahara 1O4-35-69
zone BALD.
g. Raw Kihara 88-18-7O(one baln
9 George Okada 85-14-71 Zone
BALD.
Those who have not yet claimed
their prizes are urged to pick them
up at w. Nakamura's.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
Musical Fiesta Stars
For SUNDAY Told

Entertainers for the Musical Fl
esta", sponsored by the Japanese
Methodist church at 2:30 p m. this
Sunday. were announced today.
They are: Martha Kawaguehi.
Phyllis Unosawa, Minnie Itoi and
jeanette Unosawa soloists; church
choir directed by Phyllis Unosawa ;
mems glee club; Gary Kawachi. cla-
rinet and saxophone Sunni Kuriya-
ma, Hideko Shimomura and Ruth
Kazama. organists: Arlene Ottawa
Joyce Okada and Carol Takeshita
novelty number
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
SynkOa Shindig
TOHayeGradS as
GueStSSaturday

Fourteen University of Washing
ton graduating seniors will be hon
ored at a dance given by Synkoa
members this SATURDAY. June Ia in
the OLYMPIC Golf and Country Club
Music will be furnished by Raloh
Davis band and the hours will be
from $50 pm to 1890 am.
Fuku Takahashi is General chair
man of the affair
The graduates are Shobo Fuiii
Ben Fuiifa Erwin Furukawa. Ted
Jitodai Albert Kobavashi Walv
Lockwood Bill Lee. Yosh Murata-
mi Frank Nomivama. Fbo Okiva-
ma Hiro Suzuki George Takahashi.
Art Yoshioka and Shut Yoda.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
NiSei Instructor
Voted Best Teacher
On UNI Campus

ALBUQUERQUE, N M. June IL
Perry T Mori, only Nisei in
structor on the University of Mexi-
co campus. recently was voted best
teacher of the year" by students Of
the college of business administra-
ton. He was given a best teacher
plaque at Commerce Day ceremonies
on the UNI campus.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
Ex-Washingtonians
Await J.. A. Picnic

LOS ANGELES. Calf, June Il
Former residents of Tacoma Wash
and vicinity will hold their annual
reunion picnic this Sunday. June Is,
at Solano Canyon, Ground No. Is in
Elsian Park. The locale will be the
same as last years site.
The outing committee consists of
Yone Obayashi, Tsuyoshi Horike,
Take Kurimoto, Mack Hamaguchi
Hide Yamamoto Waichi Hawai-. DR.
Ryo Munekata Jack Yamamoto and
Harry Furuva.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11

was touched for merely one run and
No hits.
The Savoys were behind. "a. up
to the first half OF the ninth when
they decided to buckle down for
Tsuji who deserved nothing less
than a victory,
The running score follows:
X ii
Savoys 100 100 1911 10
Omaha OH 900 1904
The box score follows:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
ST. Peter's SrhaI,,le
s s. Outin o. SUNDAY

St Peters Episcopal church will
have its Sunday School picnic this
Sunday. June IS. at the Five-Mile
Lake. and the dinner will be potluck
according to Pat Kagayama.
Those wishing transportation are
requested to assemble at st. Peters
church at $50 am. that day Fur
Their information may be obtained
by calling any one of the following
numbers; FIR. 1924 FIR. 1902, or LA.
1888.
Members and friends are cordially
invited to this affair
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
Me-: Wo-~,-- D:ol,o '
Student P~evv

PHOENIX Ariz.. June 11-Cher-
~ Tsutsumida recently became the
first woman to be elected student
BODY president of Phoenix COLLEGE.
Miss TsutSumida. winner Of the
Pvt Ben Masaoka scholarship a
warded throuoh the national JACr
in 1851 was governor of the Arizo-
ma Girls State two wears ago erd
attended the Girls national conven-
ton i'm WASHINGTON. D. C.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11

70
pm, Sunday June 15-Savoys
VS. Seattle Grays at Rainier No. /.
pm, Sunday, June 22-Savoys
VS. @. A. Commercial club at Raini-
er No l.
2 pm, Sunday, June 29-Univer-
sity Merchants VS. Savoys at Lower
Woodland No. /
2 pm. Sunday, July 6-Savoys VS..
Everett Tackle Shop at Rainier Mo-
, pm. Sunday July 13-Lewis
Ford VFW VS. Savoys at Garfield.
Sunday, July 2O-Bye date for Sa-
yoys.
2 pm. Sunday July 27-Seattle
Grays VS.. Savovs at Georgetown
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11
Sun Glasses Lost

A pair of sun glasses in a red
case was lost last Sunday at the
Seattle Buddhist Church Sunday
School picnic at Lincoln park. Find
er is asked to inform Mrs. Sachi l.
Wami at the church.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-11

Pacific Tribune Clippers on the Po-
well St ground.
TORONTO, Ont, Canada, June II
Toronto Nisei Sunday baseball
league opened its 1852 season with
triple-header last week with all six
teams getting into action at Chris
tie Pits and Stanley Park.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK
Walls, walks, patios.
WALKER. III T-R0oO
Mo orCfooo o-I CO...

FlagStone and Stone
Cement driyewsys' WV Halks. .t.n, "a.
tanning walls. porches: tile drain.
ANdELo MARcucc1o. sH. 1899
FLOOR SANDING. finishing, cieanine
Free estimases. can ccsihsfnaois RA. s7s5P'r price: ices
FORMICA
For beauty in the home. and ideal
Lor every type Of surface, sink tops,
IN the. Formica line. Ali work % guar
anteed: Reasonable prices. Cali for
syes. Of sun. MI. res. 70 Pm
FuRNITURE REPAIRS, refinisned.
annoistsred. Work guaranteed. Reas.
price: HO. 1886 or Ii. 7-4256.
I,a spouting, painting, in
LOUIS & BILL, JU. S-IS38. "a
FAINTER, for Q JOB well done at o
lT1 PTice 7!sS,s yS1 can AFFORD to pay. cail
PAINTING - Interior and exterior;
WORK guaranteed. White mechanics.
Free estimates. Call DE. 1897.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; rea.
service. Mr.. BUNGER, ST. 1923.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
guaranteed work; refs; white me-
chanic: lowest rates in town. Call
10. S-20S4 after 5 pm. 3
kinds; neat work.
quick service; reasonable. Cal TU.
2OS1. "a
PAINTING, papering. interior
terror. fc. reas. estimates call SH
PAINsTiNG sf n CoNifHRkAcroR-commSer.
cial and residentiaAf. Sc satisfactory for
Is yrs MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703. |
furnished, average room; also paint
ing: ADMIRAL DECORATORS. TE.
BATS. -2
Evening star., 1952-07-28

TYPIST--Five-day wk.. willing to
learn dictaphone; pleasant surround
ings. Call MRS. GORDEN. RE. 1858.
TYPIST. part time, Abr. per day.
6.day per wk. MUTUAL INSUR-
ANcE AGENCY. 1901 H st. NV.
90
TYPIST, under 80. with knowledge
Of shorthand; less than 40-hr.. g.
day, wk., pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
modern air-conditioned BLDG; 1925
mo. start. with excellent opportun-
ity for advancement. For Interview
call ME. 0160.
TYPIST for legal and accounting
Excel. opportunity. Apply Suite 2Ol
1l15 10Th st. NV, or call DI.
S117 for appointment. -3l
(2}. white. in need of prae-
tice,. to learn ONCE work; must be
graduates Of 1852 June class Of To-
cal area senior high school. Once
near Treasury. Start ut 5000 month.
Hours. $3.50 to s. one-half day Sat
urday.. Phone MA. 111S. -2S
TYPlST, temporary-Full time for !
mo, beginning on Aug. 4th. Must
have 2 or more yrs. general ONCE
exp. and be fast and accurate typ
list. Air-cond. ONCE. HECHINGER
CO. 18th and H sts. NE. Phone
Ii. 7-94OO. 20
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, degree. public ac-
counting exper.; desires part or full
time employment. Box 324-D. Star.
BOOKKEEPER. =. C.I 81 (Jewishl.
reports, trial balance stmts.; 5-day
wk.; $55. Box 210-C. Star. 29'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. expert
enced,. double entry. payroll and
related taxes. all statements; en-
ployad but desires change. Box 255-
c, Star. -2S
BoOKKEEPER- OFFICE MANAGER,
3 yrs. college: varied exp; 6 yrs. /;
prefer small of1ce; no Sat. JE. s.
OATS. go
MGR. OR STEWARD. club, hotel, or
restaurant; fully exp, all phases,
capable; see full charge. Phone
Olympic 9314. 30
PAINTER, carpenter (col.): exper.;
ETn icIl va. 5SGls' s17s, TRANSFORMATION; desires
PAINTER. 20 yrs exper. Inside,
outside painting. Reas. Free est.
MR.. WHITE. 10. S-4196. -2S
PAINTER, inside and outside paint
ing: reasonable prices; free eSti-
mates. WADE. NE. Ss35. 2S:
PHARMACIST, graduate: some ex-
per1ence. seeks oppor. to complete
apprenticeship. Box 274-C. Star.
sECY-sTENoGRAPHER, sb. college,
expert electric typewriter or manual.
accustomed respon., employed. S75
start' future. refs. Box 254-C. Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-28

2O67. --2S
MAID, part time; light cleaning; some
iarudry; excel. WAGES: 2 in family.
MIN H1i S4S4 -. aftsr to g Pm n,.-,n 29 72s.,v
sf'a 81 shlassn tns ?'a sss S''s ~ W zssS 9SRs
NURsEMAID, white or colored, live
in; 26-40, upstairs room: 2 children.
o%si %f StS.i nsiS ely .sDio,sd asia TsSulIwsd
WOMAN. white. over 40. for gene general
housework In small home; live in:
must have recent local refs. Call
WA. 62s5. Sum-. wkdays.. WA. 5l25.
MIDDLE-AGE WOMEN. care for Q
children. light housework; live in II
week; Cali after 4:30 pm. LII.
LIVE III, fcnd Of children. y day
LfGar fSg fsds aobsfeMkoRRiks' ek Risl som. cooling as
live. in; air conditioned home: ali
modern appliances. Nice living quar-
WHITE COUfLE a. housekeeper-
County estate. 5000 per mo-, live
IN; Sat. noon to Sun. evenings OIL
ueSIreu. ITAnSp. TO WASH. pfO- |
vided on days OF; in family; local.
ref. required. Address ]. G.. Box |
266 Alexandria. Va ---31
GOOD HOME and salary for reliable
person, exper. with children: light
h9qsework; live in upstairs bedrm.
rRRMaNENr Eli aiSS HOME for elderly Ss sou-|
pie or lady. with widow and son in |
return for light Housekeeping. Box
ia live in: exper. ssndI
nv must ol have ED recent refs; $40 per
INV, live in. exper.. fond Of chill
dren; 5h days, no Sundays; recent
refs: $2S wk. ia. 0S62. 80
MAID, to. live in; colored: 5-dayl
and board; vacation with pay; local
references required; general house
duties and care Of baby and 2 .well-l
behaved children; perm. fob. Apply
In person at store. 1926 H st. NE.
9 am. e 8 pm. or call MA. 1902
s.M.W.. LAUNSRY, $50 through T.
6Ha days: small apt; fond OF chill
dren; baby sit / evening; 426 plus
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MATTRESSES. experienced. day
sAxoNY BAR b GRILL. eo7 Pa.
Hsri nlsi white, over FL; exper.
SAND BAR RESTAURANT. III23
All q; NV white. experienced. SAp-
ATrkasssfs. RT 1sass fsnn 1hss: ays 2W exDer Con-
GoNpoLIER ca1e Ter sTAGtslSHrr REsTAuR4NT. sssa 900
Columbia pike, Arl., Va. 30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be experienced.
21-36. Full time or part time
week ends. CLUB LA CON0A, 9412
Baltimore blvd. College Park. Nd.
white; full time or part
time. Good pay. good tips. OW. 97S2.
3506 Columbia pike. Arlington: 81
WAITRESS, white (2l. | part-time,
EHpo 1gnsb ,s fIti%s l75R i, Apply in s5 person
white. excellent working
person only, 20, CAPT. TOMS BAR
q GRILL 1907 H st. NV. IS
WAITRESS, sxperienced. tray serv-
1924 Conn. ave. 81
WAITRESS (whitel, exper., excellent
tips, Apply OYSTER BAY RESTAU-
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1S 1S am; pn.; to sstd2a.;. g D% sundays 1 Mts &
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BEDRM. SET, 7 PCS, French painted
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HELP--WoMEN
SECRETARY

Enicient. neat. 25 to 35 yrs; busi-
public; some bookkeeping helpful,
but not essential: 6-day week; 5000
per mo: Phone for appt.. MIR.
Evening star., 1952-07-28
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

.EN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing, Carpentry. house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882
YOUNG MAN, former college, inst,
B.A.. MA. E.D.D. pending. admin.
exper.; at present with Govt. de-
slres change any field above educ.
Sna exper. will apply; contact BOX
HANDICAPPED-Desires light work,
something that he can do at his
home. Inquire RIA. 0SS6 all day
sunday; weekdays after 8 pm.
HAVE BEEN WORKING for a firm
winch is nauidating. For 1914 years
having complete charge of ali per
sonnel and accounting problems:
available between August 1 and is
Box 245-C, Star. -oS
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SECRETARIAL POSITION 16 mos },
BOX 496-B, Star giving BACKGROUND.
ability and 2 references, $40 per
SODA CLERK tcolored). exper.: part
time, day work; size 32-36 uniform.
STENOGRAPHER--shorthand essen.
tial; ,5-day wk.; hours. $50 to 8;
age limit. .35; salary. $3.50 mo-.
group hospitalization. good salary,
as5s. AER 5s. METAL rK0D6crs: GssJ NC Pi:
STENOGRAPHER. not over 40 yrs. of
40-hr. wk., liberal annual and sick
leave privileges; dictation 95 w.p.m.
or better; interesting work for mo-
tlon picture concern. Apply RIM.
400. Tower Bldg, 14th and K SITS.
n,wa or phone Ii. 5-67O0. Ext.
STENOGRAPHER, exper.. under as:
5-day wk.; pleasant working conds. :.
air-conditioned bldg; good salary to
start. Call ME. 0160 for interview
-20
STENOGRAPHER, experience help
ful but not necessary; permanent
position; b-day, 40-hr. wk.; pleasant
working cond.; liberal discount on
purchases. insurance and hospital
ization plan, retirement plan. APP
ply PEOPLES DRUGSTORE, Employ
sTENOGRAP;HER-sSS5i-hr. B-day Wk. I;
aforementioned bldg; paid vacation
and holidays; good working condi-
tions. Call MIR. PETERSON. HU.
92OO, for appt. 20
Evening star., 1952-07-28
SITUATIONS woMEN

CLERK-TYPIsT desires part time
SHoork; $3.50 am. to $50 pm. MI.
DAY WORKERS avail, excel refs.
DU. 4494. 40
VII live in; prefer night duty. $40
hrs. NO. 1862. 2Ss
RECEPTIONIST- T-TYPIST Attractive
giTl pleasing personality. wants
erence; Box 227-C. Star. 3O'
WOMAN, colored. wishes Job nights,
cleaning of1ces. Exper. and refer
sECY.sTENoG.oMOExpert iii oSsoO and can.
able, ts available for part-t time work
Box 25S-C. Star. il
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants Job a.
clerk-typist or sales girl for weeks
COLQRED GIRL wants typing, I'll,
CLERK, stock, or wrapping or mend.
ing In tailor chop. CO. 2426. -2s
Evening star., 1952-07-28
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Excel. position. located at the Ma
tional airport. 6-day wk., hrs.
a.m.-4:30 pm. Salary commensu-
rate with exper.: type As w.p.m.,
shorthand 100 w.p.m. Many worth
while employment benefits including
luncheon meals. :
APPLY HOT sHoPPE, INC.
Rm 200, 1341 g st. NV. 30
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TYPISTS

White. under 40; minimum 45 w.p.m.; !;
permanent position; ir-condttioned
building; modern cafeteria. 40-hour.
$2,40O; liberal vacation and sick
leave. Apply NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, Personnel
once, Sd and r SITS. ne. 9 am
4 pm. weekdays; 10 Pm, Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday; 9-12 noon
Saturday, August 2 only: no phone
Evening star., 1952-07-28

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FOR YOUNG MEN OR
WOMEN. ADDRESS RE-
PLIES, STATING AGE,
EXPERIENCE. SALARY
DESIRED, ETC, TO
BOX 100-B, STAR.