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. ,EAEHAMGE FOR YEAR 1862, UP TO
700" Ipe io69. 9 - ho" .16es. 6ss. 81 sah ASKED
1oVia lola 1ooa zoos. 1d0h
114h 1854 113 113 111h
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Convention Chief Named

paid in stock unless cash reaueste
Evening star., 1952-11-30

Closeup stories on BURLINGTON Mills
wool gathering. Abbott Labs profit ex.
tender. plus many other revealing cor
porate and personality portraits.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 P.-Dividends
announced:
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate rind Pecnrd ohJn
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BARRoN'S

NATIONAL BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL WEEKLY
The Only Weekly AFFLICTED With Dow Jones
- New Street, New York T., NY.
ENGIBa
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-04-15

a one or two year seed supply in a
good storage bin and each county
was urged to supply its own certi-
fled seed grain needs. Further re-
search was asked on pasture mixes
for both irrigated and dryland con-
ditions.
A western Montana district asked
that an entomologist be assigned to
the western Montana area to aid
in the control of insects. The need
for control programs especially for
grasshoppers and crickets on public
lands was also stressed. Western
wheat aphis control measures were
said to need further study and farm
er information. Continuation was
urged of the 1890 control program
on Columbian ground squirrels in
western Montana.
Increased sugar beet acreage was
recommended, especially on small,
adapted acreages capable of Is to
20 ton yields. The western district
making this recommendation also
suggested that the sugar processing
company assume responsibility for
labor and harvesting on these small
acreages of beets.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-04-15

laDOr ana harvesting on THESE SHld11
acreages of beets.
Weed Control
The crops committees also stressed
weed control asking for: Emphasis
on weed control on public owned
and administered land; further re-
search on chemicals and equipment
for both large and small farms; a
full-time extension weed specialist
and demonstration programs; farm
ers to have liability insurance
against possible chemical damages;
licensing aerial spraying operators
only after proof of competency and
responsibility; farmer information
on timing, rate and methods Of
applying weed chemicals; continued
research on control Of wild oats;
methods developed for weed control
and erosion control along bitches
and borrow pits and more study on
poisonous weeds and control meth
DDS.
Further expansion and speed-ur
Of variety trials in fruits and vege-
tables for grower information was
urged by western Montana district
committee. Insect and disease
studies on fruits and vegetables ex-
ceeding present programs are need
ed, they said. The committee alsc
asked for more information on cul
tural methods and fertilizer needs
grading, labelling and marketing
studies; more farmer information OF
recommended garden varieties anc
encouragement to seed dealers t,
stock varieties recommended for 10
cal conditions.
Real Estate-Taxes
Development of real estat
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Real Estate-Taxes

Development of a real estate
transfer method that would keep
new buyers from paying taxes on
inflated prices was recommended
by one committee. They also asked
for study by legislature and con-
gress to reduce taxes on capital
gains to encourage family-sized
farms and to minimize the legal red
tape in transferring farm property.
Other miscellaneous Recommended
tons called for: Greater co-opera-
ton between commodity groups
and employment services; further
research in rainmaking and hail
control and study by government
with object of controlling such eff
forts; encouragement of shelterbelt
paintings; encouragement of agri-
cultural fairs; equalization of freight
rates; use of co-operatives in mar
keting; emphasizing possibilities in
western marketing and continuing
price supports on a parity level,
with marketing quotas in event of
overproduction of wheat.
Evening star., 1952-04-10

try, the speaker pointed out that
their fears of being "eaten up"
by the capitalist countries, once
they broke with Russia, had not
materialized. Contrary to the
warnings from the Russians, they
not only we're not "eaten up"
but were sent food relief follow
ing the drought of 1850 and have
received other economic assist
ance from the United States.
The speaker. who formerly di-
rected the Voice of America as
Assistant Secretary of State for
public affairs, said newspaper and
magazine writer's operate in Yu-
goslavia without censorship. No
effort is made to prevent the
Yugoslavs from listening to the
Voice of America broadcasts and
there is no jamming OF opera
tions, he continued. And while
the Yugoslav regime is mot toe
happy about some of the things
we say" he added, no attempt
has been made to stop them.
Mr.. Allen, who spoke on the
convention program devoted to
radio, television and drama, de-
scribed the use of radio as "po-
tentially the most potent devel-
opment in the field of foreign
relations" In effect, he said, ii
is a means of dealing directly with
Evening star., 1952-04-10
YugosIovio Pro-Anerico, Envoy Says

There is more genuine and wide
spread pro-American sentiment
in Yugoslavia than in any other
country in Europe, members of the
National League of American Per
Women were told yesterday.
The speaker was George v
Allen, United States Ambassador
to Yugoslavia, who is now II
Washington on home leave.
American visitors to the Balkan
country are invariably astonishec
at the way they are received anc
at the friendliness that is ex.
lpressed toward this country, Mr.
Allen reported.
The envoy spoke at the fina
afternoon session of the Per
Women's biennial convention a.
the Hotel Statler, which endec
last night with a reception honor.
ing new officers.
Mr.. Allen recalled that it wa.
only two years ago this month
that the ban on travel in Yugo.
slavia by Americans was lifted BY
the State Department. In thu
summer of 1850, he said, only 4O(
took advantage of the opportunity
to visit in Yugoslavia. Last sum.
mer, however, the number totalec
about $500 and this summer, il
Is expected to reach 1000.
Accounting for the Yugoslavs
present attitude toward this coun.
Evening star., 1952-04-10

the people rather than through
diplomatic channels.
If this new instrument is used
properly" he said, I'VE have the
possibility of bringing about in
ternational understanding and
friendship for the first time in the
history of mankind"
Mr.. Allen was introduced by
Miss Cecilia Fine, national radio
chairman of the league. Speaking
on the program with him was
Edward Mangum, managing di-
rector Of the Arena Stage, whose
subject was "Whither the New
Playwright"
Mrs. Lila Wood Daniels of
Alexandria headed the slate of
new officers installed at last
nights concluding session. She
was elected to succeed Mrs. Doro-
thy Belts Marvin, who served as
national president for two wears
Evening star., 1952-04-10
Staff
To Be.HOnOred

The Women's Alliance of All
Souls Unitarian Church will elect
officers following a luncheon in
honor of members of the church
staff at noon tomorrow in the
church dining room.
Honor guests will include the
minister, DR.. A. Powell Davies
and Mrs. Davies, and Laurence
Staples, the executive director
and Mrs. Staples.
Mrs. Staples is regional director
OF the General Alliance and will
report on the regional conference
recently held in Tarrytown, N. Y.
Reports also will be made by Mrs.
William Eliot, Sd, and Mrs. EN-
ory Foster, who were conference
delegates.
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eIoze
WEDNESDAY.
Cranberry Glazed Ham Rolls
Lima Beans
Brown m SerUe Rolls
Rhubarb Pie Coffee
Cranberry Glazed Ham Rolls.
1 tablespoon butter Salt, pepper
margarine slices ooned ooued nam CUT
l TABLESPOON onion "a inch thick
/ tablespoon celery u cup rice (cooked)
Cranberry glaze
Add onion and celery; cook
until soft Remove Add and seasoning Spread
on Fasten with toohpick Place in
cranberry glaze Spoon ham
rolls Bake minutes at $50 F. Serves to 4.
glaze: Crush 1pound jelled cranberry
sauce and add u cup brown sugar. Spoon rolls
SALISBURY Steak Mashed Potatoes
Buttered Carrots Broccoli
Wine Gelatin Waters
Wine Gelatin
tablespoons unhavored "a lemon Juice
gelatin cup sugar
orange juice
"a cup boiling water cup sherry or port
gelatin u cold water and dissolve in the boiling
water Stir remaining ingredients and pour
Chill Unmod and with without cream
or with freshf BY wi"
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kEWhatS Coobin(


Bro1led Shad Sduteed Yelow Squash
Kdle Banana Salad
Spice Cake 1Uith Chocolate Icinq
lou package semisweet
chocolate pieces y thick
Melt the chocolate pieces double boiler water
Add the salt blended slightly
Makes sufficient icing to the 0nch layer cake
the top and sides of 8-nch cake
FrankturerS Portland Potatoes
Green Lettuce Salad
ButterScotch Pudding
Potatoes.
cups cubed boiled potatoes tablespoons butter
tablespoons diced onion tablespoons -four
tablespoons diced ~ rich milk
pepper Pepper
Boil potatoes but mushy, piece of
leaf the Cool Melt butter and
aute the diced until wted Add flour
and blend Add milk and stirring constantly until thick
ened Add salt pepper Add potatoes
mix carefully to break cubes Serve Makes
Evening star., 1952-04-10

Here's your toster dinner!
EASTER SUNDAY.
Minted Pineapple Cup
Leg OF Lamb Green Peas
Whipped Potatoes Haruard Beets
Apple Cups Strawberry Partait
Of Lamb
Set the oven regulator at 3oOo F. This constant low tenn
used throughout the roasting period Place the leg
lamb skin side Ueave fell tac rack in
thermometer into the hckest section of the leg will know
when the lamb has reached the exact degree of donene
desire-175 medium for we'll done plan
80 to IS minutes pound cooking time Let the lamb
30 minutes following roasting The becomes firm
MONDAY.
Pork Chop Suey Rice
Pork Chop suey.
tablespoons cooking oil big onions. cut in slices
2 teaspoons salt l tablespoon molasseS
pound pork shoulder cut in can or cups fresh bean
cubes sprouts rinsed and drained
2h tablespoons soya satce tablespoons cornSarch
cups celery, cut in l-inch u cup cold water
pieces
Heat the oil salt and together in large heavy skillet
or pot Add pork scar Stir to minutes Add soya sauce:
Add celery onions to minutes Mix
molasse and boiling water stock and pour over mixture STIR
Mix cornstarch with cold water;
stir the chop mix and cook until the hickened
Serve with hot rice. Makes to 6 servings.
TUESDAY.
Shepherds Pie Hot Biscuits
Ranch Tomatoes Green Salad
Chocolate Roll
Ranch Tomatoes.
tomatoes Salt and pepper
u cup chopped green pepper Oregano
u cup chopped onion Butter
l cup heavy cream
baking DISH Combine onions and
and divide equally the tomatoes hapng high
the top. Sprinkle with salt and and dot with
butter into the dish and bake at
35o until the tomatoes done bstng twice with
the which will reduce bit in the cooking and served
sauce. Serves g.
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9TH, Sth AND e SITS. NV.

SEAMSTRESS AND CLERK comb
FOUR LEAF CLOVER CLEANERS
Columbia 1171. Ask for Mr.. Dennis
sEAMsTREss, white, experienced or
slipcoye ssds and I'D draperies; good ,5 sal,
SEAMSTRESS. experienced on sir
covers for large contractor. Cal
ME. 9528. ewes. GE. $685.. lis
SEAMSTRESSES t2), experienced only
y ysd to and T TSGk tFsnspSFsStSY
SEAMsTRESS AND Filter, whit,
only; must have retail store exper
and be exper: IN good speciality
ditions: Box lila. star. Is
SEAMSTRESS, experienced darnine
9th 9th power pT d %aehine. Good salary
sEAMSTRESs for exclusive Conn.
ave; shop; highest salary and ideal
$50 and 1890 am. SELMA's
GOWNS. 1907 Conn. ave. NV. CO.
sEAMsTREss for upholstery shop;
steady work. Call Monday, UN,
SECRETARY, exper:, pesm. for re-
mobile firm; good shorthand. tipping
required: $270 to start: other ben
efits. Write stating exper., age,
qualifications, phone no. for appt.
to Box 430-T, Star. lie
SECRETARY - Dictaphone. George
town. 5la-day week, good salary,
lunch given, pleasant air-cond. Of
sECRETaHKsY0 RECEEPI'TIoNIsT In
Rockville. Some simple bookkeep-
ing. Shorthand desirable. Respon-
Sible interesting position for mature
woman. Phone Rockville 1928. --19
SECRETARY-Law office has open
ing for neat alert personable girl to
work l to 5 pm. 5-day wk., air
experience not essential. shorthand
80 to 100 wpm.. tipping go wpm.
Salary $1.50 hr. Call ST. 1858 for
annninfmenf
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HELP WOMEN

RESIDENT MANAGER-Intelli ent
unattached coiored woman. fol
high-grade apt. mr.. l4th; and Park
I'd. NV; exper. preferable, but Eot
GOOD Educational and social si back.
ground; will exon. nice apt. for
services. Write. giving aualifica-
lions and refs. to Box 3s5-A. STAR
SALEsLADY, exper children's wear
META'S. 6219 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
sALEsLADY AND FILTER, expert
enced, for corset and brassiere spe-
cialty shop; steady employment;
Ss1s sansS ias a ssUs l4 hhp 81
sALEsLADY, experienced; family
ready-to-wear store; excel. oppor-
tunity, steady position. THE FAIR,
5115 BALTIC. blvd. Hyattsville, Md.
sALESLADY, women's apparel. part
time. usually 1880 to $3.50. occa.
NGl aS7o al o dsS s 81 evenings Gal
|SALESLADY, full-time permanent
position in women's apparel shop
Apply in person. KENMAR. SHOP
. a3l2 Ba SaiInsg ave. in shoppins
SALESLADY-We have an opening
for an ambitious and style conscious
young lady for our sportswear dept
Starting salary, $40 per week. plus
liberal commission. THE PRINCESS
SHOP ll0S r st; NV. Id
colin s & 10. 2O5 End st. Sc.
SALESLADIES, experienced part time
IL to 3 Salary and commission
Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1928 F st
NV. III
SALESLADIES WANTED for wash.
ington's largest toy store; 5-da,
wk.; no ewes. F. A. o. SCHWARTZ
GA l4th St NV liz
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HELP WOMEN

to staff member. steno-
graphic and tipping; immediate OPEN
ing for young lady, Is to IS. prefer
ably not afraid Of figures and tables;
permanent position, pleasant work
ing conditions; 5-day. 35-hour week;
good starting salary with oppor-
tunity for advancement; unusual
free employe benefits. DI. 21S5. III
TO SALES EXEC, alert
personable, sincere, good typist
Shorthand not Important, able &C.
cept responsibility. and fulfill ad.
ministrative details accurately, with
iniative and self-reliance; can rap
idly advance to admin. asst. Perma-
nency; security benefits. Top ma
tional organization wants person
whose interest in future more i'm.
portant than big income until you
prove self; $50 to start. Rapid ad.
yancement if you have what il
takes. Write fully. give age. educa.
ton, experience, marital status
present salary, when available. p. o
r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOTEL STATLER
Must be thoroughly experienced for
hotel switchboard.

hI III = GIt0SNENGh VI I'VE
HOTEL STATLER
18th & L SITS. N. w ~
TELEPHONE SERVICE CLERK
Pleasant hammered girl to operate
switchboard and do general once
n nad cier aGd %oTk pleasant sGtv com
paid vacation. sick leave; insurance
benefits and extra liberal discount
privileges; generous starting. salary,
depending. on ability: regular ad-
Queens Chapel I'd. me-. or cali Ii T.
TELEPHONE sOLiCiTORs, with un-
limited limit priyate s lines; full or part
ITYPIST-Part time; UNION sToR-
NV. Phone Mrs. Greiner. RE. Oo66
for appointment.
TYPIST CLERK, for accounting sec
ton, motion picture concern; $3.50
year to start; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.;
1 5s5H annual and sick vns ea Ns
words per min. Apply RIM. 400,
Tower Bldg, l4th and X SITS. NV.
T ,1rT as 20 5oso exp s not Esss
a air; ONCE ass.; $50 woodward
TYPIsT-20 to 80. 35-hour week.
S2.5UU. Call DE. 1917.
TYPIST, aforementioned accounting
ONCE. 40-hr. wk., permanent; group
insurance, paid vacation, pleasant
working conditions; excellent OPP
portunity for responsible person.
Apply 1871 18th st. NV.
be accurate: 40-hour
week; aforementioned once; two
weeks paid vacation: permanent.
TYPIST. is to IS. position perma-
nent, work interesting; an excel
lent opportunity to advance to inn
portant position, pleasant working
conditions. 371s-hr: wk. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL. S12
TYPIsT. 1880, with fair knowledge
Of shorthand for perm. position.
Less than 40-hr., 5-day wk. Excel.
working conditions; mod, air-condi-
toned bldg. gill Z st. NV. ME.
TYPIsT. competent, $50 per wk..
other benefits, 5-day wk. Call MRS.
WOMAN, HO. S7S8. lie
TYPIST for record library In hos
pital: must be able to type and
spell: perm. position; age 2o-45:
b15-day wk., salary and meals. DU.
1870 after 8 am. Monday.
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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SEWING OPERATORS

OG w 44N1 VI LIZA O1LEO
Experienced on power machines.
Work On brassieres. 2nd floor. 3I6
F st. ne.
SOCIAL CASE WORKER wanted for
progressive Catholic agency. Re-
quirements: Exper or prof. training
in accredited school of social work.
Box ASA. Star. --17
STATISTICAL CLERK, familiar with
economic research and experienced
with adding machines and Mar
chant calculator: Good salary. Tele-
phone RE. 44O5.
STENOGRAPHER In C. p. A. office;
give reference, age, experience. salary
expected. Box 27-A. Star -15
STENOGRAPHER, colored; college or
business school exper.; general office
work and wait on trade: steady posi-
cations, age, etc, inclose snapshot
If available Box 115-A, Star.
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ECY.-STENOGRAPHER

Excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced person with ini-
tiative, who is alert and
efficient; one who gets along
well with people, will enjoy
working with executives in
this progressive retail store.
Good salary. May work S
or 6 day week. Extra pay
for 9Th day. Liberal dis
counts on clothing pur-
chaSes. Experience with
IBM electromatic type
writer preferable. Apply
Mr.. Spicer.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F. ST. NV.
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SECRETARY

Must be excellent stenographer and
typist. able to learn rapidly and to
work well under pressure, with
pleasant personality. attractive ap.
offers starting salary Of $4,000 year
yearly bonus, pay overtime. Inter-
views by appointment June ~, 10,
Il and 16. Phone ST. 1858. -15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HELP WOMEN

FILE CLERK. exper.; attractive open
ing with national trade assn; typ
Ing req, PIX exper. helpful; 5-day
week. Call WALKER. DE. 1850.
al
FLORIST. exper.: steady position. va
cation with pay. BUCKINGHAM
FLORIST. 4G0l Marlboro pike, 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HELP WOMEN

OFFICE ASSISTANT. lady, should
experience. Apply 933 G st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

For real estate ONCE in uptown NV.
section; tipping and general office
work; pleasant telephone voice es-
Working Conditions. RIA. 2btja.
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CLERK-TYPIST
Can you type As words per
minute?
Do you like to work with
congenial people?
We have interesting tipping
jobs in our modern air-con-
ditioned Office in convenient
ne. section.
WE OFFER
Coop. group insurance plan,
paid vacations and other
employee benefits.
APPLY
Safeway Stores, Inc.
l845 4th ST. NE. --19
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, traf-
fic department. steamship company
aforementioned Office in new build
ing; usual insurance. disqualification
benefits; have paid bonus each year.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, in
telligent. capable young woman. for
small law Office; 37h-hour week,
paid vacation. Salary open. Box
6 29$;A; Star srvnocD.purp NAV
manent. Apply Public Relations
Department SUBURBAN TRUST
CO. Takoma Park Office. LIZ
SECRETARY-STENO Corp.
Patent Dept. Give experience and
salary expected. Box 9S-Z, Star. To-
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STENOGRAPHERS
STENOGRAPHER

The work is interesting,
our employees are congenial,
the working conditions are
comfortable and the pay is
based on your ability.
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HELP WoMEN

STENOGRAPHER with pleasing per.
Sonality VINO likes to serve the pub.
lic. wanted for work In rental once
Of housing development In Arling-
ton, Va. Prefer woman presently
e cends II area vo Plea; vss worrying
vacations Box s35.Y. Star Star. Ei Is
STENOGRAPHERS and typists, tenn
hours o TO 5 or viii consider part
day. ST. 1871.
STENOGRAPHER. not over 80 yrs.
OF age; interesting work in law
office; 5-day week, 9-5. For Inter.
view. phone MA. 46O6. -l5
STENOGRAPHER-4 hours daily, s.
day, week. Preferably young lady.
High school student considered. Ap.
ply immed.. GAL Washington Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER. trade assoc: 18th
and x SITS; 5-day week, 9-5; SAL
airy: So, 300: Call DI. $500. is
STENOGkAPHER. young lady. per-
manent position. small once; 6-day
sTESoG EN HfEfH 1850. law sSss; once.
conveniently located. 18th and N. Y.
sDe;o Five-day week, $4,000. ST.
sTENoGRAPHER. full or part time.
ABBY End hoor. l722 Eye st. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER. 81 to 30. to start
shorthand; air-cond. ofiice; 5 days;
Dement'S. Apply SUN OIL CO.. 1895
sTE ii GeiHiRp par. time .l i to
Possion Sas Established Sfsa p isW asm
expected. Box 429-A, Star. ID
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STORE CLERK for laundry and dry
cleaning store in Arlington, excellent
working conditions, good salary,
Apply to Mr.. Delano. MANHATTAN
CO, 1880 Columbia pike, Arlington,
Va, or phone DU. I'LL. III
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TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS - In.
teresting positions for women who
like working with people and using
the telephone; white, Is to so;
hours. to q, Monday through
Friday; 81 .25 per hr. work in D. c,
office. For information call MRS.
DUNN. am, DI. 7543. .-16
TELEPHONE OPERATOR who can
type and take shorthand. with ma
tional food concern; excellent pay
to start, annual vacation with pay;
group insurance and disqualification
privileges available; conditioned
office; hours; to 8. Call MIR.
HANSON, AT. 1922. al
OPERATOR-Alert and
pleasant young woman to operate
switchboard, also some tipping; ex-
cellent hours, no Saturday work; ex.
cellent pay and benefits; for Stude-
baker leadership. 1+1S p st. NV,
CO. 2153 --l5
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SONNET. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Id
Lamont st. NV.
MAID FOR BEAUTY SALON. Must
have experience. BEAUTY CEN
TER. 1892 Eye st. NV. liz
MARKERS for large laundry. expert
enced only; good starting salary and
many other employee benefits. Apply
to S. BURKA. $50 9TH st. Sc. III
NURSE Perm. STAFF position for
white grad. nurse. middle-age: gen
eral duty: start 1925. MI. 4700.
NURSE-Practical, white; sanitarium
nervous cases: live in, pvt. home.
NURSE, r. N, white; to work in
doctors office. II. 3-0772 weekdays.
NURSES, colored: Jobs for r. n. and
graduate practical nurses; must be
experienced; ref. required. HUI.
1896
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Store Recommendations

Sales minded ladies for pleasant.
perm, Fri. and Sat. work; Straight
salary; will train. See Miss Reb.
mann, SEVENTH BoTTLING CO,
1928 Kenilworth ave. ne, Tues.
June 18th 10 am. to 4 pm. Ia
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LAUNDRY
SUPERVISORS

Experienced in al departments; good
sonnet. ARCADE-sUNsHINE. 71a
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APPLY
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
1S45 4th ST. NE. 10

sTENO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF bookkeeping helpful; to work In
optical office; ideal working condi-
tons: 6-day wk.; salary open. See
M; Violin, FREEDS OPTICAL Or
s EICE, ~ 9TH st; NV;
be quick on the trigger; In adver.
Using agency; good working condi-
lions; downtown location; 6-day
week; salary open to right girl.
STENO-SECRETARY for small law
office; ability and intelligence more
important n,eIr than legal BACKGROUND;
partcSaIps er sna .asTY Write
STEN0GRAPHER TYPIST, expert.
enced. for doctors ofice; 51a-day
week; starting salary. $4,000; inter-
view by appointment. Box 2l2-Z.
STENO. under 35 for interesting po-
sltion with comic book publisher:
opportunity to learn adv. and pro-
motion and comics tech: 5-day wk.;
500: Call RE. 1888 for appt. IL