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HELP-WoAEN

WINTER IN SOUTH for lady with
fair education: age not important;
must be able to work without boss.
lNTEREsTTNG SPE usSH 5'HSi NEW POSITION for
experienced recreation and group
worker; decentralize program serv-
ing all age levels. Call YWCA. ME.
21O0. Ext. 10. after 10 am. Mon.
WOMEN-25 and over.
join one Of the leading national or
Our. products are regularly adyer-
etc. Women we select must be free
to work evenings locally in pleas
ant. profitable. dignifled work. Earn
pointment and invitation: no cam
vassing. collecting or delivery. Not
q party plan. Car necessary, Sales
experience not REQUIRED. only a
willingness to work. We will train
you. Call between 9-11:30 am. to
arrange a friendly interview. Mr..
TOBACCO CLERK. no
exp experience snn TSSpngb nR 6ysS so so
SPARE faG1 l4Fh FINE T. GAsn GGAMsn - Sen Xmas
cards. As much as $50 weekly. No
experience needed: sell on sight.
Gift wrappings. ribbons. stationary.
Come in or call. LIBERTY BELL
STUDIOS. $50 r st.. Suite 503.
RE. 4716. Open Thursday ewes.
AvON'S Christmas gifts are in de,
mandl You can earn from S4O-$6O
wkly. in spare time. Call RE. SiO7.
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HELP poMESTlc tcon..)

COOK, G.H.W., $35. 1st-class. thor
oughly experienced, for modern ram
pier; live in; lovely pvt. apt; other
neip employed; must have recent
city refs; RA; 097S. -25
81; Star Refs required. Reply BOX ?6-s.
G:A.;W;-Live in; good salary; D. . c.
references. EN-. 1882. "a
CIV, child care; 5-day week: To-
yiIle; VfsSeea VIo. 4-oSss. oSSssa'on and EsS ESfk-
dren; live in upstairs room: GOOD
! HoHsEkEMHsGRRl95ss;.+, ssHtaEEgk MG Rl95s; r,,,,.L2s
dry. dn ismilz Rnn 9f I've; live In no lsun-
HOUSEKEEPER. white, or live-in
couple, white or colored, for subur-
ban house; excellent estate; pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; good salary; best refs.
REQUIRED. For interview. apply 3rd
csIi nGGr pI' iFonsi 1s16' 7@e 18th st. NV; or
HoUsEKEEPER. white; live in; fun
charge home and 2 children for
empld. business cple.; no COOKING
for adults; local Yefs.. required; sal
ary, S35 week. XII. s-2S95 Sunday;
Vans "a ps-7GSS fiXr MEH: 9HHdr1 and Tues. ,! -.s5
children 5 and z. must work week
ends; upstairs room and bath; ref
erence and permanent; consider
mother with small child. JU. S-IS4S.
MAlD-For g.h.w. and plain cooking
to live in. Prefer settled person,
with experience. Excellent quarters;
salary $25 per week. RIA. 1914.
COLORED-For g.h.w., to live
in; help with children. Reference
required. RA, 1854,
PIANIST for dance studio: hours
weekdays. 2-6, Sat. 9-3. Call AT
Refined HsKPER.-Exper. and in
terested in care Of children 6 yrs.
and 8 mos. rea.: work. mother; new
after g pm. or week ends. -26
WOMAN. rent free, house neal
Travilla and salary for g.h.w.; 3f
hrs: q wk. Box 243-S. Star. -27
WOMAN. white. cleaning and keeping
rooms In order. Baptist Home for
Children; room, board. laundry and
good pay: pleasant surroundings;
refs; Apply MISS JENKINS, WI.
1850 1901 Greentree rd.. Bethesda.
WOMAN for g.h.w., family 2 adults
school children, in West Newton
Mass. Dial Olympic 9220 for inter.
ELDERLY LADY to care for . chill.
gre G9Ten; e5o 3 days week; good salary. Cal
WHITE Girl. between 20 and So 80; to
Sare %G fSr S9oi invalid child: live in; refs
ccIoRED' LADY wanted to care Ns1 70,
child in exchange for home and
small salary. Ii, 6.Sl9S. -25
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CREDIT
INVESTIGATOR

White, for telephone credit investi-
cation work; downtown appliance
finance company. Experience with
finance company or credit ieot. re:
tail stores necessary. Perm. posi-.
ton: 5-day week. Call Mr. FAR
DEMONSTRATORS to demonstrate
new oil painting sets; sales ability.
PEI, psrsonIabls; Il excel ,1H salary & Plus liberal
Drug aSss00s AND no't5 cosMETic ssif5 II GkERK@
Full and part time; experienced,
references; must be thoroughly ia
miliar with cosmetics and cigar
dept: good hours and pay. DRUG
LANE, 1926 Riggs rd.. AP. 9191.
DRUG CLERKs-CAsHIERS, for FUN
time and part time work: must be
exper. Apply AMBASSADOR REX
zfEv55Sf 5s xs us S:ss.:s f5 :ss
GESI. CHEMICAL. experience helpful
but not necessary; permanent posi-.
tion, 5-day. 40-hr. wk.: pleasant
working cond.. liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hospitali-
PEoPLEs DRUG STORE. E Employ
GENERaI ha an'e oFTIdE II 81 woskER. Silver
shorthand and tipping; excel. op-
portunity, employe benefits; salary
commensurate with ability. Apply
in person between $3.50 and 8. GIF-
FORD ICE CREAM CO., S1O3 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring. IA
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COMPTOMETER OPR.
STATISTICAL TYPIST

positions in modern ONCE;
clean, comfortable surroundings,
friendly people with which to work
vacation with pay. paid sick leave.
Decentralization and insurance bene-
fits; 5-day. 40-hour week. 8 am. to
4:45 PM; excellent transportation
facilities; Hot Shoppe, luncheon
meals. periodic merit increases. en-
ploye purchase discounts. Apply
HOT SHOPPES. INC, Room goo,
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HELP-WokAEN

MEDICAL TECHNICIAN and secre-
tary for internist's ONCE. $780,
4:30; 5la da. Call OR. 4403. PA
NURSE. R.N.. as supervisor full main
PIX OPERATOR, permanent posi-
ton. for young lady. good salary,
free disqualification and life insur-
ance. plus cost of living bonus every
OF 6 wks. Cali FARM BUREAU in
SURANCE CO.. RE. 0123. ask for
Evening star., 1952-11-24

exper.. to manage health
club; good opportunity for person
qualifying. EMILE, 1921 Conn.
MEDICAL JEDI LABORATORY technician.
between 8 and 5. DE. 5000. -2b
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNl-
CLAN, white; to work in doctors
MED. LAB. Tech. -sECY. for doctors
ONCE. Langley PIX. area. 4O-hr. wk.;
salary open. JU 7-714S.
NURSES, white (2), for small nurs-
ing home in nearby Va; live in;
refs. required. KE. S-52h2. -23
PBX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
receptionist for busy women's ho-
tel switchbosrd; must be expert
enced, settled woman. between .35
and As; alternate weekly morning
and evening shifts, Sundays on:
good salary pleasant surroundings;
must live on premises. Phone HO.
9100 for interview. -26
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Bedroom suites-Several very
fine up to date French
motif complete bedroom
suites, some with twin beds,
will be sold by public
auction at Williams Auction
House, 918 New York ave-,
this Tuesday tomorrow,
November 25th, commenc-
ing at 2 pm. Also numer-
Gus other elegant household
furnishings, decorative arti-
cles, gold curio cabinet,
china, glassware, etc.
Phone MA. 2620
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HElP-WoAEN

COSMETIC DRUG CLERKS t2)--Ex-
perienced. references; permanent;
store closes 8 p.m... closed Sundays
and holidays; paid holidays and va
cation: good salary. NATIONAL
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE lcon,. ,

CARfENTRY-Save UP to 75% with
Wood storm windows over alum
mum. Mr.. HocKETT. JU. 7-66ii.
CARPENTRY-General repairs. iarre
or small Jobs; partitions, recr. rms
attics and dormers; any kind Oh
carpentry work. Also roof leaks.
nashtng, roof work. Call any time.
ssEs ssEso33s 3ss1so and after 6 pm. ia.
c2RPESTER 2iSPESi WORK. small ,o6, Mso o.,
speciality. Phone SH. 7S4S. -SS
CEMENT-BRICK MASON, steps. side.
walks. driveways, patios, water.
Dr0oilns walls; minor FeD' Ex' .. 1924.
DRAIN PIPES. electrieally
raSor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTER, Phone RIA. SSSs any day.
any night.
FENCE--Galvanized chain link; all
posts In concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
II; 4;45SS; evenings and sunday,
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TYPIST

With clerical experience for unusual
Opportunity with national publica-
ton. 5-day. 4O-hour week. paid va
cations, free disqualification and
insurance; opportunity for advance
ment co 1914 -25
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Week workers. Live in or out. Day
workers. RE. O206. -25
6. G.H.W.-Woman. colored, wishes gen.
eral housework. 5 days week; no
children: ref. ME. 2773.
G.H.W.-Woman, colored. settled. de-
;sireS day work or cleaning at night
cloGai references. HO. 1916.
DE. OILS. -24
WOMAN, colored. wants work s days
week; references; call NO. 21S3.
WOMAN. colored. wants day work,
Monday and Thursday; z yrs refs;
exper. DU. $3.50.
WOMAN desires days work. ironing
ehors eho cleaning; fsI s;eo experienced. ref.
A NEAT. RELIABLE young woman
wishes WIS., !1b e., nursemaid; excel.
COL0RED GIRL desires part-time
work; references: ME-. 1850. 25'
COLORED. GIRL desires any Kind of
work. references. LU. 4-2098.
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HElP-WoAEN

CLERK-TYPISTS. exp. 6-day week.
ton. paid holidays and retirement
plan. Apply INTERNATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS,
RIM. 702. Machinists' BLDG, 9th st.
and Mt. Vernon pl. NV. PA
under 35. shorthand
will consist mainly Of tipping and
filing; pleasant working conditions.
5-day, 35-hour week; good starting
salary. unusual free employe benefits.
DI. 2lS5. -25
CLERK-TYPIST - Personable young
woman for varied and interesting
work with Red Cross Chapter; hours,
go; 5-day wk. See MRS. RODGERS,
Fund Campaign ONCE, 2nd floor.
2O26 ID st. NV. --26
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TYPIST

High school education. Branch office
OF large insurance company. Pleas
ant working conditions. excel, .op-
portunity for advancement; 5-day,
37h-hr. wk. STANDARD ACCI-
DENT INSURANCE CO.. Woodward
Bldg Call Mr., Eales, ST. 1888
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HELP--WoMEN
SHOE SALESWOMAN. ex,

SHOE sALESWOMAN, experienced. for
SSooks sRSa aRea9'isz SALON Sso'i iioe sPe's
sTENoGRAPHER, unde, s5 yrs.
exper., for permanent position. Less
than 40-hr., 5-day week; excel. work.
cond:; attractive salary to start.
sTENoGRApHER. rs, OGIy white. for law SO Of
ONCE: state age. experience and sal.
ary. Box 72-R. Star. -2S
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS,
temporary; must be fast and ac-
curate: Interesting. varied work;
hours. 9-5, or afternoons. ST. 1872.
STENOGRAPHER for permanent posi-
tion in national Catholic organiza-
ton, Call RE-. 1858. Ext. 800. PA
STENOGRAPHER. young girl. for
general ONCE work; interesting,
permanent position; small Offices;
experience not necessary, efficiency
essential must be good typist. Call
sNEsGss IA S2s6 pH2Ey fer appt: I s...., I;25
tory 5-day week. permanent. Apply
l722 Eye st: NV. End floor. -25
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST Dicta.
phone experience and typing speed
80 w.p.m. required. also knowledge
of medical terminology. Apply supt..
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda,
Nd. -25
STENOGRAPHER
Radio and televiSion national cr.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING
BEcKETTI. MI. $3.50. Du. 4o5s. '
PLASTERING. cement. waterproofinT.
ssIr,sa SklIied Thite gmechanics. Prompt
PLASTERiNG, new or old repair work
done; immed. serv.; work guar; est.
1.ss Mhss msSh Straits TA oSSs srs. SS .2s
small jobs, old and new work; white
PLUMBING AND HEATING, new
work or remodeling. Free estimates.
REFRiGER;AToRs REPAIRED. com.
mercial and domestic; also contract.
iR9EEPEssDO RI REFRIGERATION CO..
aSers bads Eor %as ar sssr vcfa Sst,
as4e.a s IVA WApDERIG's RE e RoSr aM Service: E:
ROOFING. timing. roof painting, re.
pairing; guttering and spouting. Call
MR; SHIPLEY. GE. 4158. 81
ROOFING all types; cutters. spouts.
THomHg, faT{ MAE AP' and lsoD' painting. A. D.
RooFfNG AND SIDING and home
repairs. Nothing down, 36 mos. TO
pay. Save the salesman's commits
ING CONTIGUOUS. i45o Florida
ave, ne: AT. S4S5. rs.
roof painting. NICK C1AzzA, Roof
inf SHns5sctGs vi ftsss nessin. Ss
evenings: Sat. and Sum-; guaranteed.
~ "a. sEkvfceE. lsvfe da, or night. Iss Psr..
So. 10. 5000
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

GERMAN WITHOUT TEARS. Speak.
ing. reading. writing on all levels
Individual tutoring. Reas. ss rates te
Call after 4. ia. 2-724O. 80
HIGH SCHOOL At HOME-In snare
time. Also 391 business. industrial.
engineering. art and ACADEMIC
courses. Diploma awarded. Write or
232 Bond Bldg ME. Slfsf
COLORED-TYPING SHORTHAND
Ewes. 81 wkly. Semiprivate, fine
school. 1920 K st. NV. MA. 1859.
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PART TIME
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-A permanent posi-
ton open in private company: mod
ern ofiice; advancement depends on
individual. State experience, age.
education and salary desired. Box
457-S Star -25
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FLAGSTONE
STONEWORK
IRON WORKS

Repairing and Welding fire escapes.
inns iDs Can ls9tser19s TH 1880 'Ooutins' Dssins-
LEAKING ROOFS REPAIRED, reas.;
free hns estimstes. Call JACK N. BEACH.
PAINfISG Nfistg'i 'icoNrRAcroR-comm2mS.r. m2S
cial and residential; satisfactory for
, 25 yrs; Mr.. LAWRENCE. Rx. 87os.
PAINTING. interior and exterior. All
%ork eesS guaranteed Free estimates.
rafNTfsa. 1Al ffss; ext. int. x.mtosin.. @st
Jg; s:4Sa7; ewes. II. La. 'spff s.si5e. DessSj MsSj
PAINTER, inside and outside paint.
mates mat reas9a5fle WAnae mR Rrisss sss free ssti-
aa psesrins 1n'efISF a% osSa sRa exterior; Ss
PAINTING. PAPERiNG. plasterins.
Mentioning and carpentry BY white
man; aanae interior and exterior. 10.
PA.ILNsTIMNS.-FiEst-cl Am INC class work at SEN
ss sssmstes ss :ns and .san .aes ySu sSss sn
PAINTING, interior and exterior: ist-
soS siSSs work I% q free Cs estimates. THoMP-
Clear work; ls; low Drlsss; s'sans immed htss: az.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, first
glass; not the cheapest. but the best.
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING--satis.
NED customers for over 25 years.
MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAPERHANGING, $40 rin. and UP:
washable paper. Do own work.
Guar: white mechanic. GE. GG@4.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room IN:
1862 SnnfaSt washable paper: work
guaranteed. GE. 1898 or 0E. 248l,
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING, plas.
tering. Do my own work. Reason.
able prices. Guaranteed. GE. 6s0i.
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hELP-Do oAESTic

CHILDREN'S NURSE-Care Of young
children. children's room. children'sI
Sunday on; other help employed;
salary open; live in or stay 3 nights.
WI. 6774. -26
COOK live in: PHYSICIANS
home, small family: experienced:
5ia-dAy wk.; state refs; $35 VIZ.
Reply Box 441-s, Star. -25
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RESEARCH
CLERK-TYPIST

Unusual opportunity to learn the
rapidly expanding field Of advertis-
ing market research with a nation
ally weekly news magazine. You
should enjoy working with figures
to start as clerk-typist. Many
company benefits. Apply in person
MONTH";, 8 am. to $50 p.m.,
Gath and N sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

HOUSE MOTHER, Christian. for
Protestant institution. to supervise
q group of girls. school age. from
INTERIOR DECORATOR. part time.
free lance, exper. State oualif1ca
tions and phone no. New organ
ization. Your reply treated as con-
fidential. Call DI. 1855, Mon. -25
INVESTIGATION WORK with nation
al organization. woman "a TO 40.
free to travel; salary and expenses:
no experience necessary. 951 War.
ner bldg. -26
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CARPENTER-BUILDER

Work in Vtrginia only. jobhing. re-
modelling. additions, custom built
homes, general contracting. WILL
SON r. EARMAN, FA. 1434. --26
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WRAPPER INSPECTOR
Permanent position; excellent salary;
HAHN SHOE STORES

HAHN SHOE STORES
1907 F ST. NV. "a
GIRL to attend candy counter. Apply
Mgr, CALVERT THEATER. 1924
LADY, of good personality and q
fair education, for desirable position.
interesting. work. opportunity to
learn good business. must be able
to work without boss; compen-
sation according to ability. Box
LADESePart time. Is hrs. wkly.,
will earn you $25-$40 in hrs: t. to
io-s pm. or 81 pm. Tues. only.
RIM. SOL, 71O 14th st. NV.
LADY, refined fair education, oppor-
tunity to learn good business. Guod
pay. Box 41O-S. Star "a
PART TIME. 9 to 5 days wk. for
about 4 to s wks. work. q minimum
Of 4 hours a day, as file clerk; no
experience necessary. Excellent op-
Cali FARM BUREAU INSURANCE
CO., RE. O123. ask for MANAGER.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

TYPTST CLERKS 12) Temporary.
check and type listings. S1.25 per
hour. Apply ready to work. Mon.
Nov. "a. Call Mrs. Yonan, HO.
CLERK-5-day week;
roundings; permanent; starting sal
ary, $235; age, not over 35. State
age, education. references. Box 22-
WAITRESS, wanted for sea food res.
taurant: good salary. good tips and
ss0lEsss soNs SEA SSo'oSi FooD RESI- RESTAURANT.
1885 wis, ave. NV, OIL. 1924. 81
WAITRESS, white, full time. salary
and tips. Apply in person. THE RICE
BOWL RESTAURANT. 7031 Balti-
more ave-, College Park, Md. -2S
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND sEpvlcE


ADDITIONS and home remodeiins.
basement to roof; up to yrs. to
pay HAMILTON CONTRACTING
ADSITfoNs. 81; T5 ssaf alteration. and repairs;
tssidsntiai tmssss wI q csSa@sRereial; sass free es
ADDiTIoNs-Free estimates. remod.
eoNTRacTENo es1as fS!.TE Z Co r0Gl Me Sss5
ADDITIONS
terms. Rocds;T. Goos6M1AN. Wo. 1850.
AIR CONDITIONERS removed, also
sFRSIcE siSFsd PR saoP. Ssf Exa leases Sbs2. PEPPER
ASPHALT DRiVEwAYs, parking lots
or pvt. roads. Free estimates. OIL
ATTICS FINIsHED, dormer win.
6ows. porches inclosed. recreation
rooms and stairways. Commercial
No down payments, SO months 70
pay. UN 2491. J T. HENDRICKS
BRICK WORK and cement work. all
kinds. large or small jobs. Prices
right, work Is good. Call for free
estimates. Mr.. RICHARDSON. GE.
BGiiHlIDING BiiHIiNG REMoDELNa Roots
walks. drives, painting, decorating
FLA REED coNTRAcTfNo CO.
81 ElO LU 4.l26S IA, 1888
BUSINESS SERVICE - Venetian
blinds and windows cleaned; 6-hr.
service. Floors cleaned and pol
tshed;; Low rates. LA. 6-3412.
"A. 14O@. 40
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PIX OPERATOR

Mon. through Fri, 8 am. to 4:3O
PM; ful1-time work but only part
time on switchboard; interesting
work and excellent working condi-
INSURANCE CO.. 14th and L sts.
NV. Please apply ct L st. entrance.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

TELEPHONE OPERATOR. monitor
board. some tipping ability; 5-day wk.
Apply 2nd door, 1722 Eye st. NV.
TELLER. under 35, salaried position
group ms; perm. position with op-
portunity for Advancement. Apply
personnel dept. NATIONAL SAVINGS
& TRUST CO.. 10th and N. Y. ave
TOBACCO CLERK. no experience
necessary: no nights or Sun. work.
STANDARD DRUG CO., 1922 14th
TYsiPisTT. pref. with bookkeeping
knowledge, to work in CPA once.
Send full particulars to Box 24-S,
TYPisT for electromatic typewriter,
to type warehouse and factory
Efysr bsRfiss; hpDlS gSupSTY yEYSriSS &C.
TYPisT-fnteresting work in audit
ing dept. pleasant working con-
Must like figures and be accurate
ON reports. Only those interested
in perm: position need apply. Box
TYPIST, insurance ONCE; exper. not
necess. Nice working conds. WOLF
g. COHEN, INC, 312 Homer Bldg.
601 18th st. NV. MA: 7777. -24
TYPIST. Intelligent, above average
speed, at least high school grad.
exceptional pay. State qualifications
fully. Box 1878, Star. "a
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SALESLADY

To sell jewelry in well-known
jewelry store; pleasant surroundings;
salary and commission. Apply In
person. See Mr.. Roth. CASTLE
RERGS. 1004 z st NV. -2D
Evening star., 1952-11-24
TYPIST

Age II to 80; 5-day, 37-hr. week:
excellent working conditions with
good chance for advancement. Ap-
ply INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO.
OF NORTH AMERICA. $40 Wood
ward Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV:
Evening star., 1952-11-24

CLERK.TYPIST, q permanent po-
sition 0pen in private company;
modern of6ce; advancement depends
on individual; state experience. age,
education and salary desired Box
444-S. Star rs
day. 40-hr. wk.; many benefits, good
conditions. good starting salary. Call
for interview. DISTRICT WHOLE
SALE DRUG CORP. 81 o st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST. law ONCE specializ-
ing in radio and TV. do all fling:
some typing and errands, salary and
hrs. open; new centrally located Of
nee bldg Box 1865 Star. "a
CLERK-TYPIST. 5la-day wk.. alter
nating Saturdays. MISS DEW
CLERK-TYPIST for established real
estate CO.; white. 1925; no experi-
ence necessary. Call MA. 2OS9.
CLERK -TYPIsT. for retail store, s.
day wk.. good working cond,. some
retail exper. helpful; $50 per wk
to start. Apply 925 F st. NV. "a
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exper., for Christmas
GIFT STALL. 10th and K sts. NV.
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tcontinued on Next Pagel
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
EFT DIV

oENHEIAHY
Just. finished secretarial school (12O
and 6O), college degrees. Previous
experience as pay officer in service;
legal research, hotel management.
age 80, married. attractive appear
ance and manner. Not yet q citizen.
want responsible work in an inter-
eStlng otflce at $50 or better.
BOX 30O-M. STAP oEs
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BUSINESS SERVICES

STOP THAT LEAK-Waiis, roof an
basement; masonry, coatings: guar
0nteed. CHI. 1881. -26
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TYPING AT HOME-Neat and ac-
curate: reasonable rates. Pickup and
delivery. vi. 4S7l. -
Smyrna times., 1952-06-26
SMYRNA GRANGE MEETING
Prize Winners at Recent Meeting
Are Announced

The final meeting of this season
of the Smyrna Grange will be held
tonight, Thursday, with Master
Charles 2. Dukes presiding, and
the program in charge of the lee
turer, Mrs. Arthur Short. Mem
bers are asked to bring something
for the program. Winners of prizes
at recent meeting of the grange
include Mrs. Helen Deakyne, first,
who won complete ham dinner,
with dessert; Reynolds Jones, Sec
ond, broiled chicken dinner; Ben
ny Burrows, third, a green punch
bowl set with II cups; Jack Dukes,
fourth, a 14-piece Cannon towel
set; Mrs. Ruth Newnum, fifth, a
plastic toaster cover. These prizes
were presented at the program and
demonstration given by the Uni
versal Gas Range Company, spon-
sored by Everhart Brothers. The
next meeting of the grange will be
on the second Thursday in Septem-
ber.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-26
Al CLUB MEMBER WINS
Al COURSE CONTEST AT u. OFD.

keeping contest held during State
All Course at the University of
Delaware, June 1918. Ronnie, a
member of the County Line All
Club, was one of the two winners
picked from field of one hundred
sixty-five boys and girls. The girl
winner was Shirley Deats. The
two scholarships were awarded by
the State Link organization: one
to each the boy and girl keeping
the best room. In order to score
in the contest, the member had to
make good bed, keep his room
clean, and have his clothes hung
neatly in the closet. The State
Link president, Harry Cloud, and
the New Castle County 4-H Agent,
Maurice B. Field, acknowledged
the awards. The scholarships
award expense-paid trips to State
Camp for both winners. This camp
is held at Camp Barnes the last
two weeks in August.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-26
GIRL SCOUTS
GO TO NEW YORK
To Make Daily Sightseeing
Trips To New York From
Camp MaplewOOd, N. ].
TO BE GONE ALL WEEK

This week the members of Smyr-
ma Girl Scout Troop 1 are on trip
to New York City. They left the
Youth Center on Monday at one
o'clock to go by bus to camp Of
the Maplewood, N. ]. Girl Scouts
on South Mountain Reservation,
which will be their headquarters
for their stay until Friday, June
81. From there they will make
daily sightseeing trips to New
York. They expect to visit Nation
al Headquarters of the Girl Scouts;
Rockefeller Center, the Metropoli-
tan Museum of Art, Museum of
Natural History, Empire State
Building, the Statue of Liberty
and Chinatown. Special arrange
ments have been made for a trip
to the United Nations. On We'd
nesday they were guests of a group
of Estonian Girl Guides who are
living in this country, highlight
of the weeks adventures. Veteran
trip campers are Mrs. Thomas W..
Russell, the leader, and Scouts
Patsy Ryan, Barbara Wallace, and
Marjorie Johnson, who are MAX
ing their fifth trip. It will be the
fourth trip for Veronica Burke,
June Colder and Miss Ellen Rus
sell, who will again be counselor.
Mrs. Frank Ryan, a third counsel
or, has accompanied the girls on
two other trips. Eight of the scouts
are having their first experience in
trip camping. They are Barbara
Short, Tarun Comegys, Judy Ot-
well, Joan Shorts, Gay Scott, Man
cy Pryor, Francine Lamberta, and
Betty Liefer.