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where he is at that time.
AS l sat in court, could hear
the breaking hearts of Mr., and
Mrs. Harry Cuthrell as they yearn-
ed and wept over their son, Regi-
maid, who was being tried for the
third time for serious crime. His
neighbors and a convicted criminal
said he was the brains behind the
burning of a competitive place of
business. I know that his sorrow
ing mother was representative of
all of the mothers in the world
who must need sit aside and be-
hold the flesh of their flesh as it
is tortured upon the rack of its
folly.
To a mother this is harder than
any suffering of her own flesh
for she loves her first born son
better than anything else in the
world. Many men who are lead
ing a life of crime with the even
tual end in a court room before
his fellowme n, never pause to
think of that same mother and
father when he first begins to
walk the wide and glittering high
way of crime. Many men would
turn back, if they could only take
the time to reflect.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
COCHRAN CHOSEN
TAX SUPERVISOR !.
IN HYDE COUNTY
Board Recommends StabiIi-
zation of MakeIyVilIe
Road; Herbert Sad
Ter, Chairman

William l. Cochran, Swan Quar-.
ter insurance man and former Su.
perior Court Clerk was approved
by the Board of Commissioners ir
Hyde County Monday, for the po-
sition of Tax Supervisor, County
Accountant and Delinquent Ta1
Collector. The post has been hello
for the past ten years by Mrs
Maude w. Jones.
Herbert Sadler succeeds himself
as Chairman ofGthe Board of Com
missioners, the old board coming
back in office, the two others being
Seth Creole of Swan Quarter and
Pat Simmons of Fairfield.
Sheriff Charlie Cahoon was ap-
pointed Custodian of Public build
ings. George T. Davis was reap
pointed county attorney.
Various county officers filed
bonds and made reports as requir-
ed by law.
The board was in session again
Wednesday, continuing arrange
ments for appointments of tax list
ers etc.
On Monday the Board approved
a request for the sterilization of
one and half miles of dirt road
in Currituck Township to Makley-
vile landing,
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also was brilliant and hard-work-
ing solicitor before he became a
judge. Even before that period in
his life, he had distinguished him
self as lawyer and legislator. But
as we have noted and will repeat
again, Hunt Parker's record i'll his
judicial district is founded upon
and grounded in the kind Of persc-
nal life he has lived while serv-
ing as solicitor and judge.
Whatever may be said about des-
tiny-who makes it and how it
frames it's own ends let it be re-
corded here and now that Judge
r. Hunt Parker has framed and
forged his own destiny by the life
he has lived and by the record he
has made in the legal profession.
There was no chance about his
eventual going to the State Su-
preme Court. 1t was simply ques-
ton Of when and by what pro-
cess Of government he would get
there.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
MRS. SADLER HOSTESS TO
SWINDELL'S FORK CLUB

The Swindell's Fork Home
Demonstration Club held its reg
ular meeting on Friday afternoon
of last week at the home of Mrs.
Gervis Sadler with the president,
Mrs. Russell Swindell presiding.
The devotional was given by
the hostess and the collect re-
peated in unison. I'd.
During the business session the
minutes of the October meeting
were read for approval. A report
on the bake sale which was spon-
sored to help buy a new book
mobile reports by the arts and
crafts and music leaders were
also given.
AS the Club is to be hostess
to the Swan Quarter and Tiny
Oak Clubs for the Christmas
party to be held at an early date
in December, Mrs. Swinden ap-
pointed special committee to
plan the program for the occa-
sion.
The meeting was turned over
to Mrs. Macon Creole, Home
Management leader, who gave an
interesting and helpful demon
stration Improved Hand Iron
ing
Delicious refreshments were
served during the social hour.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
He LIVED WORTHY AND WELL.

Rev. Louis T. Singleton, Is, who died Sunday in Bel
haven had served the Methodist Church for half century
He good and good citizen, and he was dear
to this writer who respected and revered him He loved his
feowman and he grateful for all the goodness that
of God and he respected all his fellows of all faiths
His life inspiration to those who knew him. and
for his faith and his church sprung from
be done from pulpit Mr. Singleton bore LIES trbuations
without complaint He spent lot of time visiting the sc
Like Hon. Fred Latham of Behaven nearing forescore
he visited all the sick in the local hospital day;
to the day of his DEATH Mr. Singleton had made his rounds
that morning before going to church.
We gTieve with his beloved and his friends his
passing We could offer comfort greater than own
wards and his example have many times offered in
time of bereavement We believe his reward will be ample
his rest peaceful; his memory blessed forever"
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For Your Scrapbook


If you're still interested in John
LARS "The Hometown Paper"
here is the third and last INSTALL
ment, just as the sage of Renfro
Valley wrote it before his fire
side in the Kentucky hills:
"God bless the small town paper
for the help that it has been
To make this world a better place
to raise our children in.
God bless the country Editor. The
humble part he played
Enriched our lives a thousand
fold, though he went under
paid.
And when he sits UP Yonder, as
he surely will, ] know
He'll get the credit he deserved
but never got below.
$50 when your hometown paper
Comes, sit down and read it
through
And give kindly thought to him
who got it out for you.
The spelling may be faulty, and
the printing not so good,
But just don't laugh and criti-
cize; he did the best he could.
lie may not be impressive, and il
amt no work of art,
But every word you're reading
there comes straight from
someone's heart"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
THE DANGER FROM A GUN.

ALI the grief and suffering in the world that has trans
ped the results of mshaps with firearms has apparent
y done little to make people conscious of the costly
danger that from careless Even the most
skilled hunters sometimes fall victims to unexpected
plosons Every year, right in neghborhood sad
accidents Two boys have died in Hyde County this
year, several others have been injured little girl at Pan
tego is damaged for life because dangerous gun in
the hands of eght-yearold boy visiting hunter has
just lost two fingers from his left hand
There is yet plenty of for corrective
concerning the of firearms "There ought be law
is usually saying but enforcing all the laws is another
thing Surely there could be something done to attach
responsibility to those who own guns or who allow them
to be in the hands of those not prepared to handle them
would help little in regard to those who young and
experienced Nothing however win completely over
come the costly tragedies that come from guns
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AMERICAN HERITAGE
PROJECT UNDERWAY
Discussion Group to Begin Meet
ings January 18th


The American Heritage discus.
sion group will begin its meet
ings on Thursday evening, Janu-
ary 18th from 8 to 10, and meet
every two weeks thereafter foI
at least eight weeks. 1t is hoped
that the interest will continue
even beyond that.
The group is more than for
tunate in its leader, William T.
Phillips, who has a home in Kit
y Hawk.
DR.. Phillips teaches in the
Graduate School for Advanced
International Study, an affiliate
of John Hopkins University.
He is also consultant for vari-
Gus Government agencies.
The main book to be used is
"This American People by Ger
aid johnson which was written
for this series.
The American Heritage discus
sion groups give the average cit
izen a chance to examine our
heritage and decide what it
stands for; to realize where we
have achieved the dream Of our
forefathers, where we have fail
ed and what we might do about
the failures.
"Three of the greatest dangers
in national life today are fear,
distrust and apathy of the great
masses of people about public
questions,
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OTHER EDITORS
JUDGE PULLS HIMSELF UP
BY THE LIFE HE HAS LIVED
(The Hartford County Herald)

AS Judge R. Hunt Parker takes
oath of office as Associate Justice
of the North Carolina Supreme
Court, the Third Judicial District,
of which this County is a part,
gives to the State public official
who, as he made his way up the
ladder Of legal accomplishments,
has climbed the heights under his
own steam. He is where he is be-
cause of what he is and what he
has done.
From the hour that former Gov
ernor Cameron Morrison appointed
him solicitor of this judicial dis
trict, Hunt Parker has accepted the
challenge of clean, honest, devoted
service to his district and to the
State. He has never swerved from
, the high ideal he set for himself
when he was chosen to become a
member of one branch of govern
ment charged with the duty of
promotion and regulation OF moral
ity and probity, and the punish
ment Of those who do not live by
the rule of government.
The personal life of Judge Park
err since he became an officer of
the States courts has been SO much
in consconance with the highest
ideals and strictest rules of law
and justice that his name has be-
come the synonym and trademark
of a true and honest court Of
ficer. Those who know the moral
strictness with which he governs
his own conduct on and off the
bench understand why he holds
such high place in the minds and
hearts of SO many people.
It is true, of course, that Judge
Parker has made signal record
as Judge Of the Superior Cour-. He
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
BELHAVEN PRINCIPAL
APPEALS FOR FUNDS

Principal W. Erwin Tilson of
the Belhaven High School has is
sued a letter appealing for contri-
buttons towards Belhaven's quota
of $3.50 to assist in the purchase
of a new bookmobile for Beau
fort, Hyde and Martin Counties,
which is to cost nearly $4,000. VAR
ious organizations are assisting in
raising the funds which will sup
plement county funds. The vehicle
now in use is about worn out. Mr..
Tilson asks for contributions of
any amount.
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HUMAN
INTEREST
By CARLTON NORRIS,
Editor, Gates County Index

Wasting a lot of time in Superior
Court last week, had a lot of
time to reflect on life and especial
ly the way a criminal and my CO.
citations brought forth many
things, some of them good and
some of them not so good.
Leaving out the fact that it is
wrong to commit a crime, / feel
that when man first begins to
embark on life of breaking the
law, he should stop and take his
mother and father into considera-
ton. he should try to remember
all that they have taught him and
the sacrifices they have made that
he might reach the point in life
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
MANTEo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mann of
Falls Church, Va; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Mann of Miami,
Fla. left Thursday for their
homes after spending some time
here following the death of their
mother, Mrs. Elma Fulcher
Mann.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05

'The only way to keep our
Heritage alive is by constant
translation of it into the institu-
Itions and needs of our times. By
Ian examination and understand
ing of this heritage, we hope to
help today's Americans to accom-
|plish this
This project is conducted by
the American Library Associa-
ton, with the assistance of a
grant from the Fund for Adult
Education, an independent or
ganization established by the
Ford Foundation.
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TRAVEL
Continued from Page One)

visitors in November, an increase
of 1874 percent over the same
month last year was noted.
In addition to visitors from 81
States, there were persons from
Alaska, British West Indies, Ger
many, Switzerland, Iran, Canada
and Mexico registering at the two
nationally famous Dare County
sites during the month.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
SIDNEY PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Paul have
returned to their home in Newport
News after spending the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Paul.
Mrs. Elmer Guthrie and Mrs.
Estelle Peel of Pamlico Beach Wis
tied here Friday.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
IPETTIGREW PARK
MEETING THURSDAY

A meeting was held Thursday
Dec. 4, at the Parish House at
Lake Phelps, with Tom Morse
of the park survey of Pettigrew
park, in charge. The purpose of
the meeting was to determine
what the people Of Tyrrell and
Washington desire in way of rec
'reation at said park.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-12-05
DRAFT BOARD OFFICE IN
HYDE CLOSES DEC. 22-JAN. s

The Hyde County Draft Office
in Hyde County will be closed from
December % to January 9Th, ac-
cording to announcement by Mrs.
Frances S. Gibbs, Clerk.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HELP WokAEN

F0UNTAINEER. capable Of running
tion. GE. 9315. So
FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEON GIRLS
WANTED. day, ewes. or week end
shifts, good pay. Apply In person,
AMIBAAssADoR DRUG STORE. 18th
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. honest and
1900. - ~A1 na2
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, part time.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
FOUNTAIN GIRLS-White, exper.. IL
noon to $40 pm. closed Sundays
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO. 1000
Conn ave. NV. -29
FOUNTAIN GIRLS-3-11 shift; ex-
cellent salary; meals furnished. $685.
Connecticut NV. WO. $500 -23
FOUNTAIN GIRL - Colored. exper
only; evenings 6 to 10 pm. RA.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored: must be
sXper;, morning work. DORCHES-
rTgls;I TEgR PHARMACY; LAI 24so 18th st; NV.
n3Tb,. tG%n drug g store expssTlenee. No
a5n1insa mornins vEkRNf AgRlS eaTE PEHAMaeeaYy MMGaaeay
GENERaL aCf ofrcf nne I woRk, 81 NV rr,ein,
ind 1s5nF i f dSbSnI ARRly besTssp a5S
GRouP HTnt suPERV1soR' sutPERRIV11sMo q e. for or" pre-scnoo, %
age. children. Will train one who
really likes children. Ii. 4-6204,
Sunday only.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HELP WokAEN

CLERK-For general ONCE work, In
cluding typine, filing and posting
in air conditioned ONCE Of down.
town lithograph plant. Phone, ME
67S7 Monday.
CLERK, general ONCE work; Sc. resi-.
dent preferred; permanent position
MR.. PERRY. FIR. 4SOS. "a
CLERK-Interesting position in polio.
preparation section. Accurate typ.
We have attractive ofices. a An,
week, with opportunity for advance.
ment. UNITED SERVICES LIFT
INSURANCE CO., 1925 Eye st. NV.
Room 502.
CLERK. We want a young lady whit
is capabie and willing to learn
neat in appearance. and wants &
dealer in Bethesda. tipping i:
necessary, and knowledge of book.
keeping would be helpful For fur.
ther details and possible interview
call MIR. CADY, WI. 2112. pa
CLERK. temporary; ability to sit still,
keep mind on work and write small,
clear numbers. letters. Box 373-Z,
Star.
CLERK for dry cleaning store. expe.
rienced. Apply WADE BROTHERS
1908 New Hampshire ave-, SH. 100
CLERKS-(2l, white. to learn ofic.
work. Must be graduates of 1856
June class of local senior his. once
mr.. Treasury. Start at $3.50 mo.
for 5l2-day wk. Phone MA. Ills
CLERK. accurate with figures and WHIT
likes detail work. $40. Box BOA
Star
CLERK. dry cleaning exper.. knowl.
edge of bookkeeping desired; oppt
for advancement. Call Sun. moor
Mon, UN. 0150. MERIT CLEANERS
4S1S Rhode Island ave-. Hyatts-
Evening star., 1952-06-22

WOMAN. white, for dining rm, work.
to serve meals home style: salary.
plus board rm, and laundry Ap.
ply in person. MASONIC a. EASTERN
STAR HOME. 5000 N. H. ave. ne.
WOMAN. about 80 years OF age, 70
work as special Investigator: must
be able to meet public; an opporr-
tunity for right person. Box 24S-A.
WOMAN-white. $3.50. refined and
ssBs! ssBsF" refs. e es5e NV Gsds7s. l'-"0- 0-0'o
WOMAN to manage tobacco depart.
ment, experienced preferred; salary
plus commission; 4O-hour week, ex-
sssnt Ss1sonr. yCsns ns sSASs sSRa0H Rors1cK sgex
& Co. 45O0 Wis. ave. NV.
WOMEN to work In ice cream factory.
Mr.. Henry MEApoWGoLD PRO
DUCTS CO. 1887 D st. Sc. .-23
T0MsN white Cool live cdnntry m help home msn
$SSS Hamllton St, W: HyattsSSliiie'
WOMAN. white, between 40 and IS.
to act as companion to SEMI
nyald sentleman hisht h9nsew9TE c"np
MillersviIlc Md; 4; 4. County ..
supervise telephone solicitors; full or
part time. HO. 3i62.
WOMEN, white. part time; terrific
opportunity to use a few evenings
wk.. earn $40 to $50 a wk., fas-
cinating pleasant selling work.
Pleasing personality and willingness
to apply self are requirements. BOX
364-A. Star. "a
sell most beautiful
lingerie. dresses. blouses. childrens 8
wear. Home style show plan comm.
Phone DU 61g0 before z pm. Il
WOMEN-25-45. as investigators for
retail shopping service: high
school grads; national organ; In
teresting work; salary Advancement;
no exper. neces.: must be free TO
travel Apply Warner Bldg.. 18th
and T. n W Rm n6l 20
Evening star., 1952-06-22

CLERK, for cigar and mag. dept. !;
air-cond; store with pleas; surround.
PACKETS PHAR., S472 Piney
Branch rd.. Silver Spring, Md. --26
CLERK. for ledger posting and pric-
ing laundry tickets; one familiar
with PIX telephone switchboard
pref. 5-day wk Ask for Mr.. Burns.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 26.!7 4
st. nv -25
CLERK to answer phone and file;
beginners considered; typing help
full; 5-day week. Call V1DEO. HU
1891. -22
CLERK-Recent high school graduate
for position in small Office in Col
mar Manor; 5-day week: call UN
1000. -22
CLERK, to be generally useful in
small once; must be able to type
so words per minute; permanent
position and experienced desired
CLERK, Young, telephone experience;
to work in radio store. Must be able
to handle public. Apply in person,
KENNEDY RADIO. 3407 14th ST.
CLERKS, ice cream and candy store;
for full or part time; work in the
CLIFFORD ICE CREAM CO., Arling
toms store; excellent opportunity for
advancement. vacation with pay,
free disqualification. Apply at 5555
Lee hwy. or call SH. Abs Sunday
or weekdays 4
Evening star., 1952-06-22
YOUNG LADY

Prominent real estate firm has OPEN
ing for intelligent and earnest
young lady for general once work
in our property. management dept.
sePeeed Gea Gpns apDcant ah 9sn app1y MONDAY e to
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
420 x st. NV, Realtors. Ex. 1871
YOUNG WOMAN to assist baby pho
togTapher; salary: $40; DAYS; no no
vscRfroN stRf IN PosITIoN f6s S5i nT for coi.s.
student. Real health-giving position.
Splendid experience; $3.50 for 80
days. Call to see MR.. p. c.. FULLY
RIM. 924, 1346 Conn. ave. bet. IA
PART-TiHMfE fV VsEcRETiARIAL HE'LL
Insurance ONCE. 330S 14th st.
NV, Room 2Is. Permanent basis.
PART TIME POSITION. 4 hours am.
or Pm pm TO- veil educated woman.
essary. PTA or Red Cross work help
ful. win nav $1,000 or better. Per-
sonal interview arranged: give
phone: Write P. Q: Box 3064, d. C.
HIGH TYPE WOMAN. 1880. yrs.
sFs 9"rF or " teaching afl helpfnl flo'nRnnt, sincMs
desire To be nf service as well as
to earn above average income. Part
time position also open. For inter-
view write fully; giving phone. P o.
RETKRED Ell Ins4' s2cRErARrEs-Msrr,ed, i
Tvping? Shorthand? LEGAL reporting
experience? Can you work downtown
lila days cocsAionally? Sl25 per
hr. min. pay. Register 1878 pm.
CAPITAL sEc. SERVICE. Ex: sSs.ss::
CONTINUED on Next PaseI
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HELP WoMEN

CLERK-TYPIsT, 37h hrs, 5-day
week; pleasant working conditions.
in downtown office. Mr.. Peterson
MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.. 1901 H
st. NV. -2S
CLERK-TYPIST perm position with
an established vending machine
company. air cond. office. 5-day wk..
group disqualification and insurance
plus, profit sharing plan avail to
Olivet rd. ne. "a
perm. position: some
knowledge of shorthand necessary
but speed not essential: general Of
flce duties: ages bet. 20-45. EX
Evening star., 1952-06-22
WOMEN

Colored. 22-30 years old: learn wool
finishing A high-paying profession;
good salary while learning; 44-hour
perience desirable but not essential
See Mr. Oppenheimer, ARISTO
CLEANERS, 1926 s. Capitol st. - :
YOUNG LADY to live in or out tdriv-
er preferredl to assist with group
Of young children in Summer Recre-
alton School State qualifications
and phone. p. o. Box 1925, D. c.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
THE SUNDAY STAR E-3
Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, JUNE &c. 1889
HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS. white. experienced. de-
pendable, nights; prefer resident
lent pay. FEDERAL GRILL. Balti-
more blvd, Beltsville, Nd. TO. 9653.
81
WAITRESS. white, dependable; good
salary and good tips; guaranteed $50
Park. D. C. -23
WAITRESS, exper., good pay, good
hours. Apply in person SOLOMON'S
RESTAURANT. 129 Kennedy st.
NV. -22
WAITRESS. white. refined. exper.
dining rm. service. lunch and dinner:
81 osos T1esdays; W;ssnG.;, BETHESpA, SSppa, INN;
pIy GUsTrs RESTAURANT. 1887
WAITRESS, white. to work from &
kAYwooD bEL1CAHTEssEN t a3oi
Varnum ST.. Mt, Rainier. Md. -22
WAITRESS, WHITE, night work, $50
9797. ask for MRS. BERMAN. go
WAITRESS WANTED. DEL. RIO
EESTAuRAMT. Charlotte Hall. Nd.
not necessary; good salary, room and
board free: also good tips, 20
MATTRESSES; part time evenings, s
to to y, Apply Apply IN person. SILVER RES
TAURANT, $3.50 Ga. ave. Silver
wXiTKsEissEs, wSXaf1Hsiss nights. exper.. ne Neat
appearance. very good earnings.
kRsTE kRRslE III II lsts ssbsGa' ST. nv RAow99ps S2
MATTRESSES CD, $50 to 2 am,
off Sunday. 3l9 Pa. ave. sc. 22'
MATTRESSES. references necessary.
| Salary plus meals and tips Food
only; e%nlly oosy MELONS. 500 East Capitol.
MATTRESSES. white only; good SAL
i airy and tips. uniforms furn. For
iR5GSmatiSp Po3NT len call ST 5572. HAMS
WAITRESS. white. experienced. Ap-
ply RECTOR'S RESTAURANT, 1916
Conn. ave NV.
WAITRESS uD, full or part time.
Apply in person. CONGRESSIO
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 105 Independ-
ence ave. Sc. pa
WAITRESS, white, exper.: good pay,
good tips: Apply CHIN'S RESTAU-
RANT. 2614 Conn. ave-. HU. 4444.
NOTWITHSTANDING. over 81, hours
! 59 am: to pm. MACS GRILL.
wAITREssEs WANTED. exper.. over
II yrs. age; salary. rm. and board; /;
please call reverse charge, Mr. WILL
| HELM, QS72 Marlborounh fnr info
Evening star., 1952-06-22
COMPTOMETER OPER
EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED
Permanent position at 1898 Taylor
st. NV. in payroll section; hours
pay. Hot Shoppe luncheon meals,
paid vacation, sick leave, group
insurance, employe purchase dis
APPLY HOT sHoppE, INC.
Room 200, l34l G st. NV. "a
COOK-All-around, good on short
orders. must have ref. showing long
1855 4th s.w.
COSMETIC CLERK - Experienced,
salary S1.25 per hr. plus; 4S-hr., g.
day week: Mr.: CARRIER. OIL. 5000.
COSMETIC .SALESLADY-Day work
exPsriensea. eSPs sIS d a. Albany PHARMACY
CouNiSTHERR FER 4 AND ID GRiDLE GIRL-Ex-
| per. closed Sundays. BEREN's S
RESTAURANT. {. 626 E st. NV. pa
COUNTERGIRL, white; hours. 8 am
Sundays and holidays. weeks vaea-
ton with pay; $33 to start. HO'
COUNTER GIRLS, white, good salary
2 weeks paid vacation, uniforms
PRRss aa eAFGTER1A afs5f A0Rs Rational PTess
COUNTER GIRL, experienced; 6-day
week. good salary, holidays and va
cation with pay. Apply between s
and II am: JOSEPH MARTz DIN
ING ROOM. Pan American Union
10th st. and Constitution ave. NV
DAY CARE-Middle-age lady, room
and board; small salary in exch. for
care of 2 children. 4 and z. Boz
356-Z. Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-White sgle..
age 20-30. Exper. preferred. but not
nee. If interested in dentistry. Sal
ary Commensurate with ability.
Phone Sun. ME. 4S32 from 10 to 4
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper.. person.
able. attrac. and refined in dental
office in Bethesda. Top salary to
DENTAL AsSIsTANT or hysienist
eXper. only: $15 wk. with holidays
and vacation. Must know every
phase of business, have highest refs.
DU. 4343. -26
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Exper mod
ern office in medical center: 5-day
wk.: attrac. salary. Box 4S1, Star