davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-09-04

A rich, smooth choc-
ate-flavored dairy
drink that every
member of the fam
lily will go for in a
big way.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

Find out how much you when you plan meals
with good foods from Safewa Week after week and month after
month you'll discover all favore brands naturally fresh pro-
duce and guaranteed better tasting meat too You'll discover
back guarantee everything you buy at SAFEWAY.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25

CLASSIFIED AID RATES
Minimum charge $780,. so cents
Per word insertion 80. 5 cents
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
Jerome kern'S Roberta Next Feature
Booked at Aquatheater June rs, 27,2S

Following the two-night success OF
the Cole Porter concert. the Music
Under the Stars company will pre-
sent Jerome KernS tuneful musical
Roberta" June 26. 27 and % in the
Green Lake Aquatheater 1t is di-
rected by Gustave Stern
Starring roles in the production
will be sung by Beth Hawkins
well-known Seattle contralto. and
Carl zystowski a Seattleite who has
been teaching at the University Of
California and returned to his home
town to take part in Music Under
the Stars
Roberta one of Jerome Kctn'S
best-known musicals is the story of
ar All-American fullback who inhe-
ritS a Partisan dress salon and falls
in love with a Russian princess zy-
towski takes the role of the football
star Miss Hawkins plays the prn-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
Driving Around
At 90 Miles Hurts
POcketbook, Too

High automobile speed has enter
ed the luxury classl
Chief James A Pryde of the
Washington State Patrol This week
pointed to the increased cost of au-
tomobiles. parts, tires, gasoline. and
oil under today's spiraling cost of
living as evidence that excessive
speed can no longer be considered
an incidental" expense to the car
owner.
Even careful, economic driving "
Chief Pryde said. has reached The
highest cost in automotive history
Add to these so-called normal costs
the additional wear, tear, and in
creased gasoline and oil consump-
ton created by high speeds, and the
cost to the automobile owner really
skyrockets!"
High speed he said. increases
the riders chances of an accident
ana tEe chances of being injured or
killed in the event of an accident
and it should also be remembered
that the slight gain in time is inf
Intestinal in comparison to the ac-
tual dollars and cents which are lost
to him"
If you cruise at a speed of sol
miles an hour he added, you'll
use about one-third more gasoline
than you would at a speed of 40
miles an hour You'll also use about
four times as much oil as you would
at 40 miles an hour and will wear |
your tires out twice as fast. For this
hard-cash loss, and the additional
risk to your life, you will gain only
lew miles in days driving-a poor
gamble by anyone's standards"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25

cess
An added feature of the musical
will be the appearance of the Music
Under the Stars ballet. directed by
Marguerite de Anguera
Ralph Rosinbum. prominent stage
director is in charge of the new type
of staging designed exclusively for
Aquatheater use.
Giant slide projectors Will be Used
to flash scenery on huge screens set
up behind the elevated stage. The
original design and execution of the
scenery projectors is under the SUI
pervision of John Conway. famed in
this area for his scene designs for
the University of Washington.
Tickets for the production are on
sale at Sherman. Clay and Co. 1924
Fourth Ave. Prices range from rs
cents to $225 All seats are re-
served.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
Area Day Camp
Is Still Available
To Youngsters

Day Camp started this week at
Neighborhood House with a lot Of
enthusiasm
The youngsters program. Mon
days and Fridays, is at the House
from l to 4:3O pm and includes
singing wood work arts and crafts
play practice, snack time and out
door sports And on TUESDAYS
Wednesdays and Thursdays. the
campers will be at the House at Q
am. and, after roll call and assem-
bly,, leave for one o. Seattle's many
beaches. Each child must bring his
lunch, swim suit and towel on those
days when the program will vary
from swimming to nature studies.
and quiet games to hiking.
The boys are making speed boats
in the wood shop A speed boat
race is scheduled for Thursday July
10, with prizes for the winners.
Neighborhood House states that it
isn't too late to join the first peri
cd" for six to eight youngsters A
child may be registered even today
for supervised recreation at the
beaches and at Neighborhood House
The fee is three dollars for three
weeks for all House members. and
the assessment covers car fare. If
not a member, registered child will
be charged fifty cents more.
Further information will be given
by Mrs. Kashiwagi. Franklin OO66.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25

PUYALLUP--Mrs. Arthur Yamada
p. o. Box III, Milton Wash.
'pORTLAND-Tom Okazaki
7404 ". Denver. Portland. Greg.
TACOMA-Yasuko HashimOto
1716 Fawcett Ave, Tacoma, Wash.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
NISEI CALENDAR
JULY

4-Nisei Veterans Committees
annual Fourth of July dance. Pal
ladium ballroom
20-Tacoma YBA picnic and
dance Spanaway park. Dancing
from pm. in Buddhist church
gym
27-Joint Lotus YBA-Shoyukai
picnic at Gaffney's Lake wilderness
Dancing in the evening.
AUGUST
3-All Methodist church picnic.
OCTOBER
Annual Japanese Me hodist
church bazaar.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-25
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES,

YAKIMA-Mrs. Kara Kondo
RI l, Box 806-B Yakima. Wasl,
Observation-Disclosures ShiosakI
Bex 605S, Spokane IA, Wash.
Bus. GIL. 1548 Res. GIL. 1897
ONTARIO-Shig Hironaka
Box TAI. Ontario, Greg.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15
Veterinary DEPARTMENT
Parasites Of Livestock
Are Needless Expense
By ]. w. Stafford, D. Y. M.

its start back about 1ambing time,
but we are seeing the results this
fall Worms in lambs make them
Improbable and even cause death.
/ don't know of any good market
for worms in sheep. Why raise 'em?
DR.. Lee Seghetti of the Montana
veterinary research laboratory at
Montana State college has prepared
an excellent circular telling how to
prevent worms in lambs and how
to treat them if they get wormy. It
is circular No 1872, Intestinal
Worms in Sheep" It is yours for
the asking either from your county
agent or Montana State college.
Worms In Pigs
"A meat packer asked me the other
day why SO many hog ranchers
raised worms in their pigs. He
wanted to know because he was
losing lot of livers from hogs by
condemnation. The 1arva stage Of
Jl1C 1dIBG AlIGSlll1d1 1Ou1AQWO1AA4 JUL
rows through the liver, causing suf-
ficient damage to make the liver
unfit for human consumption.
The packer stated that the loss
from these condemnations amounts
to quite bit, but it is only drop in
the bucket compared to the loss that
the hog rancher sustains. From
what is known about this hog worm,
it is unnecessary to raise worms with
your hogs. Besides, it costs a lot
to feed them.
DR.. Lee Seghetti's leaflet No. Is,
Large Roundworms of Swine and
Their Treatment" tells in a brief,
concise way how to separate the
worms from the pigs and keep them
separated. Get it, for free, from
your county agent or Montana State
college, Bozeman, Montana:
Don't forget one thing. When
you get these leaflets and circulars,
study them, then put their recon-
mendations into effect. If you do
this we know it will save you a
lot of money.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15

PARASITES of livestock, like
hidden taxes, cost you money even
though you don't know you are
paying for them. You can get rid
Of a lot Of unnecessary livestock
parasites.
Lice On Cattle
Once upon time a rancher
wanted me to look at a bunch of
cows that he was very proud Of
Upon looking over as fine a bunch
of cows as you ever wanted to see,
/ nearly lost a friend for life by
stating, 'sWhy. Tom, those cows are
lousy!" Seeing Toms mouth drop
open, / really got myself fouled
up by hastily explaining that good
cattle could be lousy and lousy
cattle could be lousy, but if good
cattle were lousy long they would
look like lousy lousy cattle. Boy,
was loused up?
Well, Tom dipped the cows that
fall and we are still good friends.
We have a lot Of lousy-beg par
don-hce infested cattle in Montana
and northern Wyoming. Better take
a good look, now, this fall If you
have a louise problem do something
about it before winter sets in. Just
the information you need can be
found in Circular No. M-221, Cat
tie Lice" by Jack Corkins and DIR.
Howard Welch. Get the circular
either from your county agent or
Montana State College, Bozeman,
Montana.
Worms in Sheep
We have been seeing quite a few
farm flock lambs this fall that weigh
about 35 to 40 pounds. They are
pot-bellied, their wool lacks bloom,
they have diarrhea, the mucus
membranes Of their mouth and eyes
are pale, and they are getting pro
gressively weaker.
Yes, you are right they are
worrny. It was proven by proper
laboratory findings. Now this pic.
ture just described most likely hac
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-15
Here's How " ihe new
Automatic Cattle 0iIer Works:

When eottIe rub ogoinst the
sacks, the oil drum tips, an
ample supply of oil runs out
of q row of smolt holes near
the top of the drum and down
the side of the drum TO the
socks. After the oninnol has
passed under the oiler, the
drum returns TO its original
position. Thus, oil is not
wasted. Oiler hos 5 gol. CO
PocitY one rider handles
eusily.
RUGGED CONSTRUCTION:
No moving ports to rust or
wear out; no brushes to buy;
no ropes to wear out!
Evening star., 1952-05-12
SITUATIONS DoMEsrc

COMPANION, housekeeper or cook.
ing; light duties desired by retired
white lady: live in. AL. 1852. la
GOOD CLEANER and laundress
wants work Tues. and Sat. as laun.
dress or cleaner; refs. LU. 4-3099.
13'
NEAT COLORED GIRL desires Job
mothers helper or cleaning; 5 day!
a week; no cooking; live out; exp
References. Phone NO. 0405.
WOMAN. colored will take care o.
mothers children at my home By
week. SH. S340. -12
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has women on hand waiting for day
work: ref, HO. 9427.
COL0RED MOTHER desires take care
OF children while parents work. Reas
513 9th st. ne. Ii. 6-6279 13'
COLORED GIRL desires work as tax
ing care of baby, while mother
works. HO. 2675.
COLORED WOMAN desires 2 morn
light work after Q am, pvt. home
or of; ref. LII. 4-34Sl, Tues, IL to
8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GERMAN WOMAN wants work In
hotel, rooming house. flower store
or something like that. Phone be-
tween $40 am, SIS pm, DI. 2749.
PRACTICAL NURSING-Best refer
ences; middie-aged lady. Phone Ii.
4-7704. 13"
SECRETARY, diver. exp. coll. grad.
morn. aft. full time. Box 229-X,
YOUNG WOMAN, coiored; 8 yrs. col
lege, desires job as clerk. office
RELIABLE TIihIE EeSiRSiO MfDDnE.AGED do WIDOW de.
sires position as apt. house resident
WILL CARE FOR A SMALL CHILD
during day working hours; Ken
sington area; LO. 6-2014.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HELP WoAAEN

SECRETARY - Capable social and
private secretary for embassy;
knowledge of Washington desirable;
salary around $4,000 to $4,000 a
year, depending on qualifications.
Please apply Box 397-S. Star, stating
qualifications. Ia
SECRETARY. capable and ex-
perienced: excellent part-time posi-
ton, morning or afternoon; approx
% hours wkly., S1.75 hr. STRAUSS
PHOTO. Elk. 228S
pref; shorthand required; stimu.
lating position in Silver Spring; S6C
Wk. to start. SH 6f;I1 -13
Evening star., 1952-05-12
TELLER

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR-High-class
Photographic studio offers excellent
opportunity to refined alert and
fairly experienced person. salary
semmePesTats Sent with cHAsE an!t' sGD
TEIErMoSE 1hIs II ii z OPERATOR. white: Mis ex-
per; rotating shifts; liberal company
Pef oce @aRpMAN PERRky sPR1y
TELEPHoNE SOLICITOR and nd recep,
tlonlst: Apply in person. HARRIS
q EWING, 1913 F st. NV. -13
TYPIST, under 35; 37h-hr. wk.;
With NTH old established re and cas-
is interesting. surroundings pleas
ant. and can advance to important
position position: NSoRTHWEs TERN. s12
T5e1sT enys s5S 5SnSEfaEs %f SkSkaRs E %h
INSURANCE CO.. 401 Warner bldg.
18th and E SITS NV. -13
TYPIST,- perm. position: 5-day. 40.
hour .wk.; pleasant working conds. !;
liberal discount on purchases; insur-
ance and hospitalization plan, retire
$; STORES, ! employment ONCE. y, P
rYP1s;fF II 81 with some knowledge lmlS of
shorthand age 10 to 35; 5-day
WCtk, uOurS S.0U TO 4.0U, large or
ganization with opportunity for
advancement; regular pay increases;
modern air-cond. office with mod
erate-price employe cafeteria; salary
open. Call MR.. WEYANT. ME.
TYPIST for consulting engineer; must
be. accurate; permanent; 5-day wk.;
salary open. WILLIAM A. BROWN,
1923 Conn. ave. NV. -16
TYP1ST. white. experienced: some
filing and detail work; 5-day, 35
hour week; salary. SIS per week.
Box 225-X, Star. INTERNATIONAL
UNION OF OPERATING ENGI-
NEERS. 1908 K st. NV. Washing
ton, D. c. III
TYPlST, for interesting work in in
surance office; splendid opportunity
Tor ambitious young lady; 5-day
week. Call Mrs. Deenihan, DI. 100
Evening star., 1952-05-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. }

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
Sanitas hung: 1st-class work; white
PAINTING. PAPERiNG. interior deco
rating; free estimates; work guar
and evenings after z. -13
PAINTING. PAPERING. exterior and
nesrsSH Gs ST. or reaSSn49!s rS 4ss1 es.ns'e' a
PAPERiNG. PAINTING; white me-
cha snanic pGoxyYIIT Ge yrs; GI sxpeT Good Do oTa
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up:
1852 Sunfast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 4261.
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Comml.
Sr res; satisfied led vs1 customers oyer
PAPERING. done at once: lowest
prices; do own work: guaranteed;
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING-spe-
cial low prices this wk. Work guar
anteed. Save. SPIEGEL, TIA. .s92S.
PAPERING. 5-rm.. 2-story hall house.
low as SS5: own work: white mech.
RALPH. ME. S14S; eyes,, TU. 390S.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
G.HW PLAIN COOK

G.H.W., PLAIN COOK
colored;: live in: 5-day wk.; 2 school
to start. EN-. 4751.
HOUSEKEEPEk, white; middle-aged,
desired by Chevy Chase couple with
l daughter. Attractive frnt rm.
with prvt.. bath and closet in /
story rambler. Auto, wash. machine,
dish washer and ironer. OIL. 4246.
MAID. S35; Sundays of: live in: ex-
e.h.w.. plain cooking. b G.. refs.
required. ST. 1928, call before 8 ? m:
MAID, clean. settled woman to live
dren; 500 mo; must have health
card; Call MRS. SHERMAN, 81.
MAID. colored, experienced. refs; s.
ainss' ahy Tess SIS. 10 EM t1 4,SI S:m' sit eve
MIDDLE AGED w WHITE WOMAN. care
and hoard: $i5. 10. s-746I ia
some gh.w. live in;
other help; refs; $3.50 mo. EN-.
WOMAN, to keep house.. cook plain
meals and care for recovering para
@ nost niehts Of H. Ssf Live in. n' rR. ss96.
SETTLED white woman to care for 2
small children for employed cple.
After J pm. WI 1856. -13
COLORED-ALL-AROUND MAID; 3
children in family. go south for
summer and fall; $50, expenses paid;
OR. 2304.
GIRL to work Q days a
week for 2 or 3 hours a day in an
apt; references required Phone
any day between Sc pm. DI. S165.
10
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN, steady position for ex-
perienced operators, man and wom-
an. Apply GABRIEL. 1919 Conn.
NV. -13
COLLECTORS, with cars, part time;
high-clasS debts in your neighbor-
hood. P. o. Box 8. Baltimore 5.
MEN AND WOMEN interested in
learning to sell real estate. We teach
you and you earn while you learn.
Must have pleasing personality and
be able to work full time. REALTY
INVESTMENT CO.. INC. GE. 227O.
SALESPEOPLE for various depts.
exper. not nec.; salary plus comm.
4O-hr. wk.; excel. company benefits
opportunities for advancement: air
cond. store. Apply Personnel ONCE,
SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO., $500 Wis.
ave. NV. Ia
COLLEGE STUDENTS-Get set now
for summer vacation earnings, full
or part time, pleasant work selling
hospttalization and accident and
health plans in D. C. Leads fur
nished. Liberal commissions. Must be
over age 1S. Evening classes being
organized now for preliminary in
struction. An excellent opportunity
for those who qualify. Phone Elk
1912. between 9:30-12 for appt.
Ia
Evening star., 1952-05-12
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started
eaashf open RATE a as6sd s6eeSerd sossa Se4 all ta.es
BooKKEEPER MGR. BUS bus. admin
degree. 3 years exper.. veteran
draft exempt. BOX 266-X. Star. I2'
CHAUFFEUR or houseman. colored
desires position, experience. Al ref.
free to travel. Rox 251-X, Star. 12'
HOTEL MANAGER or assistant. ex-
perienced in all phases of hotel
operation. Available June Is. Write
Box coax. Star. 13'
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing. CARPENTRY. house
Harbor Lights Corp NE 45ssl
PAINTER. 90 years exper., wants
By contract. White mechanics. Free
estimates. oW. 9071. MR.. BUR-
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR, expert
enced in all phases of personnel
administration, available June Is.
VIII locate BALTIC. or Wash. E. W.
HICKEY. 1914 Poplar ave-, Balti-
SALESMAN or sales manager. Whole
sale. yrs. experience. Box 1S4-X.
TRUCKER with 1-ton panel: not a
messenger but laborer; S4S, 4S
hours. Gas and oil. RA. 90S3. 16s
RETIRED GENTLEMAN desires full
or part-time Office work; compe-
tent, accurate with figures; refs.
Call 10. 5-S641. -12
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Flagstone and Stone
HOUSE PAINTING

Papering; plastering; white mechanic;
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting.
mate. NATE GIL dI. tsfs1u' Sis4. 00De' 'fee Wis rs''
LAWN MOWERS sharpened, oiled
home. $3.50 RA. 1918.
PAINTER. inside and outside: very
reasonable: free estimates; refer
ences. Do own work. RA. 3l39.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, commit.
or res. satisfied customers over 20
RS. Mr. LAWRENCE. RA. 97O3
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
mates. WADE, ME. $685.. 10"
PAINTING. interior, exterior; roof
coating. caulking. gen. repairs. Free
:, estimates. RA. 0036., liz
and general repairing; 49, Savings
spring cleanup. HO. 96o5. .15'
interior. exterior. plaster
ing, wall scraping. papering. roof
ing; down spout and gutter work,
sash cord. glass. carpentry work:
TaTE TaFf ES Esehs5lfi s5i .7ss se Ex ESxStm?sS 1856
Paperins, plastering. Quickly sEssi1fi and
neatly done at reasonable prices.
80 years exp. Call ia. 1889. IA
PAINTING--Int. and ext. Very rea-
s9TaL s99nabls. % MR.; BuNGER' ST. 4a23 s
PaiNTrSG aihST Sso p pm Interior and exterior. Ter
Roofing repairs. Work guaranteed.
rzEsffNG Xii ASl9 itSf5 aSb fAPPEnRrxc fAPPEnRr ls e1psr,
available now; all work strictly
guaranteed. 1st class. AID. 5654
Evening star., 1952-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. nearly new, cost $500;
will sell S275 cash. including case.
Call CO. 4510. -16
ADDING MACHINE, Sunstrano. eiec-
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed:
500 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
s13 !4th st. NV
electric models; money talks; 1879
cash discount on all machines.
CENTRAL. 20l9 l4th st, NV. III
AIR CONDITIONER makes:
brand-hew. 1852 models. factory
crates; 5-yr. warranty; 30cs discount
for cash. APPROVED REFRIGERA.
.TION CO, CO. 1888.
AIR CONDITIONERS and dehumidi-
fiers; liauidating stock; famous
brand. Must sell. ST. 1895. is
AIR CONDITIONERS, 2, recondi-
toned now in storage: will deliver
and install; $3.50 and S100. JE.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HELP WoAAEN

PHOTOGRAPHS STUDIO telephone
solicitor, exper: Apply in person.
HARRIS q EWING. 1913 r st. NV.
PRESSER-Silks and wools; one who
nearby Va JE. 3-3037. Ia
PRESS OPERATORS for shirt press
and shirt folders; pleasant workins
: conditions and good salary. Apply
BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY. 4712
phone Mr.. Burns at OIL. 1717. -12
RECEPTIONIST, pleasant position.
operating small mod. switchboard
and receiving ONCE callers; attrac-
tive offices; 5-day week; age limit.
SERVICES LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
1928 Eye. st. NV. RIM. 602. Ia
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST, securities
exchange Arm: only personable and
qualified need apply. RE. 7176 for
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HELP DOMESTIC

HOUSEKEEPER, white. for en-
ployed couple; l child school age
Live in. Gil. 1851. Ill
COOK, downstairs work, exper.. local
refs. live in or stay nights. Go to
beach in summer, other help. Ex-
Gel. salary. ia. 4109. Ia
COOK to live in. Serve. clean down.
stairs. One other. full-time servant
empi. " day week and every other
Sunday off. $50. NO. 2757. -13
COOK. G.H.W.; f1rst-class experienced
person to live in beautiful new
rambler; $50 to start; carr accom-
modate employed non-drinking hus-
band or 2 sisters, one to do maid S
u3rk work and laundry; recent D. e;
COOK .H.W.. no heavy work, laun-
dry sent out. Live in or stay some
nights. "a day Thurs. off, Sundays
1or weeks. Good salary. Wo. 7lSO.
COOK-G.H.W.. live in, small house In
Chevy Chase; 2 school-age children;
every Thurs. and every other Sun.
on; $50 week. Ref. required. OIL.
~ day Thurs. every other Sun. of;
rec. refs; $3.50 wk. JU. S-4149.
G.H.W.. no cooking; light laundry; 2
School-age children; 5ia-day wk,;
1--we in or stay nights; S25. ia.
G.H.W.. plain cooking. automatic ap-
pllanceS; live in; colored; off Suns.
and " Thurs. Local ref. $50 wk, to
Evening star., 1952-05-12
TYPISTS
Experienced
Immediate Openings
Frequent Raises
Opportunities

Frequent Raises
Opportunities
For
Advancement
7-Hour Day. 5-Day Week
Age 1870
Call Sterling 6S11. --16
WAITRESS. white, must be over FL,
experienced; 5l2-day wk.; good sal
ary: no Sun. work. Apply in person.
PoWIE,s RESTAURANT. e46f MARI
w3ETEgss. esEG siss Sc day girl. RoB1NHoop ea
MATTRESSES = Experienced: tray
service, Apply SEAFARE RESTAU-
RANT. 3524 Conn. ave. Ia
MATTRESSES, experienced. refined,
for EXCLUSIVE Mnndse soEs5 Apply afsr
WAITRESS. white. for main dining
room. z am. to 3 pm: uniforms
fqrn;; Urn exper; Eii only Apply WARD !,
aN ice, a7oS E6SK Woodley aSEl rd fmp1Ssmen1 n% s
MATTRESSES ca, white. over 21;
day or night shift open; air con-
ditioned; good salary and tips, Call
af.eT N, 2 PM; ssS SsPEcToas REsTAU-
wAITR:EssEs.s KAHF: ssi ssSn must be expr. IA and
dependable. Apply hostess. HOTEL
WINDSOR PARK. 1900 Conn. ave.
wAiiTTREss, white. for tavern; good
Ss IRA s'' RssTauRANr e Fsi5 aaa de2enda6Is EST 6p
BEAuTIC1aNs-ass Snaf IL Ans E yo7 g to 40. for
sales and demonstration work;
starting salary. SOL ;92 per wk.. plus
Ssneement. R'T; Phone S'isH' NA. s5io.- t Mr.. Mr.
Black. from 50 an after 6. or
write RoUx DIST. CO.. 1s41 Park
Evening star., 1952-05-12

work, no typing; good pay; located
in Sc. State age and full informa-
tion about self. Box 96-V. Star.
GIRLS, white; for shipping room Of
large magazine distributor; 5-day
week, permanent position. vacation.
Evening star., 1952-05-12

OFFICE CLERK
Girls, 1880 yrs. Of age, to
work as card pullerS. This
work Is similar to filing.
Group insurance, paid va
cations, other employe ben
efitS.
APPLY
sAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1e46 4th ct. NE.
lis
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HELP WoAEN
Receptionist-Tvpist

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Young woman, age about SO, Of neat
duties in small congenial air-condi-
toned GeorRetown real estate office;
6-day, 35-hr. wk.: $500 mo. to start.
Only those desiring a permanent po-
sition and having ability and will
ngness to learn need apply to j.
J. LEO KOLB co.
1887 Wisconsin Ave. MI. 21OO
SALES CLERKS
For lingerie and domestic depts of
new suburban store. Excellent op-
portunity. permanent position. Ex-
perience required. Apply Miss G.,
MORTON'S, Silver Spring, Colesville
I'd. and Fenton st., after 1890.
sALEEsLADY, ALE. esXgp%erienced sg% better
Ssss ''Y RlS'
sAIEsLADY, ladies' speciality shop
for dresses, coats. suits. KoTZIN.
sALEstADIEs s "A ii s:W w. Ready-to-wear and
accessories for fine ladies' speciality
THh Tih ssslE oSoNSE Sh co sso7
sATEsLADIEs. age 1885. exper. in
sundries. Steady employment, good
hours 9:3O am. to 6 pm. Monday
through Friday. Good starting sal
ary. Apply WALGREEN CO.. Penta-
gon Bldg. IA