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The Nome nugget., 1952-11-12
Council Meeting Notes

At their regular meeting last Monday, the Nome City Council adopted Ordinance No. 353 regu- lating the discharge and storage of explosives as prepared by at tCrney Q. Benton.
 Quincy Benton was appointed as city attorney at the salary of $50 for the balance of this years term of office expiring in April.
 The deed for the old ANS school has been received by the City and until some plan for the use of the property is decided, 1t will be, boarded up to keep out pilferers.
 Forty-one arrests and S531 in fines was reported by the City Clerk for the month of October. Three fires during the month were reported.
 Mrs. A. Olds, public health nurse, reported that of the nine priority cases of advanced T.B. in the community, five had been placed for medical care. She also reported on the immunization pro- gram in the Nome School.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-12
Negro Convicted Of
 Assault by "Leering"

YANCEYVILLE, NC, (P) - A 45-year-old Negro tenant farmer was given six-month suspended sentence today far assaulting a white girl by 'leering" at her.
 Superior Court Judge Frank Armstrong placed the Negro, Mack Ingram, on probation for five years. The maximum sen tence permissible was two-year road term
 Ingram, the father of nine chil- dren, who previously denied that he had criminal intent in ap- preaching the girl, said through an attorney that he would appeal to the state supreme court.
 Meanwhile, he was directed to pay court costs, post a S2,000 ap-, pearance bond and a $200 appeal bond.
 The Negro was convicted by an all white, male jury yesterday he was given maxi mum two-year term by a record CTS court but he appealed that conviction to superior court.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-12
Construction Resumes On H-bomb Plant After Strike By Electrical Technicians

AUGUSTA, Ga, (P)-Full-scale construction resumed Tuesday at the vast Savannah River H-bomb plant after striking technicians withdrew their pickets.
 About 200 highly skilled tech nical workers, members of the AFL American Federation of Technical Engineers, struck Mon day in dispute with the Miller Electrical Co. of Jacksonville, Fla, sub-contractor.
 Joseph Garvin of Philadelphia, union official, said picket lines and road blockades shut down all work. About 37,0OO workers are building the sprawling installa- tion in Aiken County, South Caro- lima, H miles east of Augusta.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-12
Burke Riley, 3S, Appointed Secretary of Alaska

JUNEAU, R)-Burke Riley, a special assistant to Alaska Gov. Gruening, was appointed by the White House Monday as Secre- tary of Alaska, Delegate E. L. Bartlett reported from Washing ton, DC.
 Riley's appointment coincided with President Truman's accept ance of Joseph Kehoe's resigna- tion as Territorial Secretary.
 Riley, 38, has been resident of Alaska for IS years and lived in Fairbanks from 1888 to 1946. He was named Gruening's assist ant in 1947.
 With Gruening in the nations capital, Riley becomes acting gov ernor of the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-12

Job Printing Al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-12

CTS will make up the rest after the Wage Stabilization Law ex- pires March 31 and the board goes out of existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
MRS. GEORGE B. WERLE
The forrner
Miss Wilma R. Perry.

+ 81
{ The Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
was the scene yesterday OF the
wedding OF Miss Wilma Roberta
Perry, daughter OF Mr.. and MRS.
William n. Perry, and Mr.. George
Bernard Werle. the Rev Gerald
Cole officiating.
Escorted by her father, the bride
EMore.a white satin dress trimmed
with chantilly lace. Her fingertip
veil fell from d tiara ofsseed pearls
|af1d she carried q bouquet OF white
|rcsesse entered with d white orchid.
Miss Mary Eleanor Perry was
maid sof honor for her sister and
bridesmaids were the Misses Jill
Perry. another sister: Helen Prick,
Carol Painter and Anna Murray.
h Mr. James Mattingly was best
man for the bridegroom, who is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B.
Werle. Acting as ushers were Mr..
David Werle, brother Of the BRIDE
groom; Mr.. John Donahoe. Mr..
Robert McLindon and MIR. Joseph
Ronanek.
After q reception ct the home
of the bride, the couple left for q
wedding trip to New York. They
will make their home at 1419
Saratoga avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
Ceremony IS / 1eid

lruary 2 ct Christ Church III Alex
|andria, the Rev. oren Van Tlyl
Chamberlain ofaciating. A recep-
|tion followed ct the home OF the
lmatron Of honor. MRS. Jacqueline
IR. Battista, for members Of the
immediate families and wedding
party.
/ Upon returning from o North
fern wedding trip, MIR. and Mrs.
Sandal viii reside In Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

Announcement has been made
LOT the marriage Of Miss Rebecca
Frances Leacock. daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Preston w
|Leacock Of Fredericksburg. Va.
to Mr.. G. Thor Sandal. son d
the late Rear Admiral and Mrs
Henry A. Sandal Of the Royal
Swedish Navy and Consul Cen
|eral to Finland.
The ceremony took place Feb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
ENGAGEMENT

Engagement
MIR. and Mrs. Waiter M. Buhl
|of Vienna, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Juanita Fay to Mr.. James Cross
Hey Cooper, son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Wellesley B. Cooper Of
Amsterdam, N. Y. The wedding
will take place In June.
larry Unit No. "a, has assisted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
90 -Rsttberg Photo.
MRS. ANTHONY SAMPOGNA
g.,,a The former
3 Afiss Mary M. Dietz.
.-Rettberg Photo.

&C. Bernardine's Church In Bal
Itimore was the scene Of the we'd
ding OF Miss Mary Margaret Diets
and Mr.. Anthony Sampogna yes
Iterday, the Rev. John Moran ofi-
|ciating at the nuptial mass.
The bride is the daughter Of MIR.
Henry Edmund Dietz and the late
Mrs. Dietz Of Baltimore and the
bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sampogna Of this city.
After q wedding breakfast at tho
Park Plaza Hotel In Baltimore, the
couple left for o wedding trip to
New York. They win make their
home here.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
HELP WoMEN

-sTENOGRAPHER, with
bookkeping training, to keep simple
donble-entry looks In one-man of
flee OF fine retail decorating busi-
ness; personality and ability to be
isns suyronnnss nae top saiars 1es for
apply. HORACE ]. MEYERS Co,
Conn. ave-, corner 8. DU. 5742.
-l9
-sTENoGRAPHER. for
air-conditioned branch ONCE Of large
industrial firm. Dictaphone. no
shorthand; permanent position with
esPlprSaxn''S eali Ex. s5s5 lH5 advancement Easte
SKIP LOCATOR. fun or part time
work: excellent salary. Joe Tash.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 7l9
9TH st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN girl. colored; neat,
exper,, refs. required; good pay
and tips; Apply ,WARDMAN PARK
DRUG STORE. 1890 Woodley I'd.
sTTENoGRAPHER. i capable Of man
sssR ss.Ss sP PusiassS i44S ONCE; $50 per
sTENoGRAPHER-For real estate
ofice. Young lady Just starting In
business preferred: 5-day week.
Apply BOSS ; 4 PHELPS. NC. ti iaI7
sTENOGRAPHER-Neat In appear- %
ance., Interesting work, consisting
largely of shorthand. dictation;
good salary. 5-day. Wk.; .group in
REsESvE oFFTcERs AssocfA. GA
TON, 2511 Conn. ave. NV.
experienced, for
well-established lawyer and in
yestor. Permanent position. Good
salary. 5-day week. Apply in per-
son afternoons, 729 18th st. NV,
Perm. position, 5-da., 4O-hr. Wk.: pl.
working cond... excel. sal; grp. ms
and welfare benefits: vacation with
pay, Phone MA. $3.50 for appoint
ment. III
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for down
Hour Hours. SS sso TO- to s; pug Sat. 'sS'06. to g.
Please call UN. 9165. -19
BEAUTIClA..-Guaran $50 a wk
and commissions. Apply HAYWOOD
BEAUTY SALON. haywood Shopping
Center. Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 4056.
BEAUTICIAN. top salary and com.
Call FA. S7S7. Mon. and Tues.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced; top SAL
cRAMER. lis 18th st. NV. 10
shop, air-cond., $50 to S65. 5-day
BEAuTEeIAINs.0 NJ. salary and comm
DOROTHEA MAE BEAUTY SHOI
33s442G 3s42 34th st., Mt, Rainier. Md. VA.
BEAuTlc1AN, for busy downtown
salon: top salary and commission:
Apply CARL'S BEAUTY SALON. 700
18th st. NV. Ma. 1018. 30
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 50 day euaran-
teed and 50se commission. ANG-
L1N's' $500 14th st. NV, co. 2295. IS
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Must be an
expert: top salary. EN-. 2113.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Georgia ave.
RAe faloni 4e5b falaSy Mon open; CO. 1888 Syn
BooKkEEPER = Must be exper.;
exper pref. PARKER MOTORS,
Leesburg, Va. Phone Leesburg $50
BoOKKEEPER, machine, general
once, 5 DAYS. BEAUTY SUPPLY
CO., phone RE. 3131 for appoint
ment is
BOOKKEEPER; experience necessary;
small amount typing;; excel. hours;
group hospitalization; sick leave;
vacation with pay; good salary.
HOMES OIL CO.. 1928 Blair rd NV.
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HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS, experienced, night work,
Apply In person, CARRIGAN'S RES
FAURANT, Conn. and S. NV. LIS
X-RAY TECHNICIAN--Part time,
private ONCE. ST. 1858. go
GIRL, to learn beauty work. Be q
beautician. Fair salary while you
learn. Call FA. S7S7, Mon. and Tues.
LADIES' Part time sales work In
hrs. OF own choice: day or eve; no
exper. nee; about So hr. Apply
l0-2 daily. or $3.50 pm, Tues,
Wed. Thurs. I'm. 702. 7l0 18th
LADIES t5), to serve regular AVON
customers; part-time hrs; earn S2O-
$25 wkly. Phone RE. 0795. lie
WOMAN. white, help care for gentle
man bed patient; live in: pvt
room: S25 per week, room anc
board. In town OF Fairfax. Va
Phone Fairfax SO.
WOMEN. part time. Wonderful op-
portunity to use few evenings a
week; earn approximately $40 ia
$50 per week; pleasant friendly
selling work; no experience neces-
sary; no canvassins; pleasing per-
sonality and willingness to apply
SELF are necessary. Call UN. $3.50
between IL and | or 2 to 8. II
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

NEW CLASSES-Intensive courses In
touch typing. shorthand, comptom-
ster. court reporting, bus. admin,
PIX, recep. Small classes. Positions
paying to 81 900 year. Start NOW.
BOYD SCHOOL. eStab. 36 yrs; q.
cor. 18th NV, Ma. 234O.
STUDY RADIO and television drama
l3 hours each Wednesday evening".
A few partial and working scholar
ships available. Opportunity for air
Performance NATIONAL ACADEMY
OF BRoADCAST1NG, DE. $3.50.
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO.
MA at home in spare time. Also 400
engineering and business courses.
les. 232 Bond Bldg, ME. Sl6S,
AUTO BODY Misunderstanding,
spray painting, metal work, auto.
engine tune-up. Look into il.
Profitable trade offering chances for
good essential jobs or own business.
Learn in spare time. Free book.
Write AUTO-CRAFTS TRAINING,
Box 10-L. Star. Is
ORGAN INSTITUTION, classical and
popular: beginners or advanced.
Practice time available. Phone
JORDAN'S. Sterling 9400, Ext. 21
Tor appointment. -22
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1135 21st st. NV. -

E3b 21st st. NV. -1S
DANCE TEACHERS
The Don Martini expansion program
needs young women with personality
!. and ambition to teach ballroom
1 dancing and train for branch man
ayers. No experience necessary-we
train you free. Full or part time;
excellent salary. Apply in person.
noon to pm
DON MARTINI STUDIOS
bog 18th st. NV. or 1874 Conn. Ave.
DEMONSTRATORS-Ladies neckwear
dept. store only; good salary plus
commission. Call MISS ROSE, MI.
DENTAL RECPTIoNiST- SECRETARY,
experience preferred, not necessary;
Silver Spring area. Call JU. S-5792
after / pm. 10
DRUG CLERK, top salary; excel.
perm. pos. for fully exper., capable
merchandiSer; ne; state eXper. and
refs. Box 1871. Star. lis
FOOD CHECKER. Restaurant ex-
perience necessary. Do not apply
unless qualified. See Mr.. Cohen,
weekdays only. between Sill am.
FAN & BILLS. 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. light colored;
exper. only; day work. MAYFAIR
PHARMACY, 1900 D st. ne. AT.
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HELP MEN 6 woMEN tcont.

BoOKKEEPER-For lumber ONCE;
typing, filing, answering phone, etc;
good opportunity. Cali WHEATON
LUMBER CO.. Lo. $4,000.
Is for h day, s days a wk.. to pre-
pare breakfast and take complete
care Of clothing and apt; mr.. CO.
lumbia and Conn. for business cou-
pie, Can ME. 1852 except Sun. to
MAN AND WIFE. white. to manage
dining room and kitchen of 30
room. year-around resort; room and
meals and $3.50 month. Must be
excellent sTdr, coek and waitress. Sise W5ise
Hotel, California, Md 19s
MUSIC TEACHER. piano or accordion.
to teach school age beginners in
their, homes. Must have car. Full
or part time, ewes. and Sat. Can
average SIS per hr. For appoint.
call SH. 6455. Ia, -19
Evening star., 1952-02-18
HELP WoAEN

WORK - Woman. 40 to-
Writing e g T K s. ARDs P 1890 u 0se gelerson eana1
pl NV.
WORK - Woman to do
clerical work in our Silver Spring
store. Mondays and Fridays from
S:3o to, to S;30. saturdays from 9 to
TERPIEcES. INC. Oil 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
SHIRLEY FOOD
STORES
WOMEN! HELP FILL THE NEED
4o3 SWAN AVE. ALEXANDRIA.

WOMEN! HELP FILL THE NEED
FOR, PRACTICAL NURSES
Easy to learn at home. spare time.
Good pay; Many earn while learn
nation FREE. WAYNE SC SCHOOL IL OF
PRACTICAL NURSING. Box 9-L,
E Star. --lS
YOUNG LADY with pleasant tele-
phone. manner: some typing. For
interview. call RE. 3l45. lis
YOUNG LADY. general ONCE work,
large insurance company. Some
sRns Gn future psrmaoed' aoed Rss
ing salary. 5h days. Call AID. 2161
Y06SG st sGDSsaSMsHf' WOMAN as cashier: must be
good at. figures; 5-day, 40-hour wk.
See MR.; - MURRAY. Room 422' 1do4
YouNG g H w; WoMAN NAN as cashier in ntg d1us
store: no night or sunday work:
good salary plus meals. RE. 1862.
YOUNG WOMAN, for service depart
ment Of established retail appliance
and contracting firm; a. responsible
pSssSn ssrns II nosor nit wase fSt
good starting salary and pleasant
Edgard: JOHN G.. WEBSTER &
GENERAL OFFICE worker in chill
dren,s home: white. aged 25 to So;
simple. Bookkeeping; full or part
time; live in. Ma. 7271. go
BEGINNER CLERK TYPIST, high
school graduate; permanent; 5 days.
% hrs. Cal ST. 1922.
ALERT WOMAN. smart appearance,
nice personality, to become asso-
ciated with nationally sponsored
program for girls and women; who
needs to add $40 to $65 weekly
70 her income, Car essential. Flex-
VII RE.e wHklas e m rogs eSpEs Bos a9os s7sS ggSs
thesda. Nd 10
LARGE JEWELRY FIRM has imme-
diate openings for salesladies to
work in Silver Spring area: some
experience in selling helpful: pleas
ant working conditions, vacation
with pay: good salary. hospitaliZa-
ton available. See MR.. LEE. Suite
PaRT-TIME WORK - az capable
women; day or evening; good pay
lew sSPPA2PPE production manager,
experienced woman, can make
right connections with estab-
liShed publication. Give detailed
background in first letter. Box 412-
production manaser,
experienced woman, can make
rieht connections with esteb-
lished publication. Give detailed
background in first letter. Box 10
PosITfoN in protestant children s
nome for white woman, aged 30 to
a1sn eaDeoe good saary at EGrkRs Rs NTH M rsr sh
ences required MA SO71 on
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CLERK-TYPIST

20 to 30 yrs.;;. alert person for in
downtown print shop; elementary
knowledge Of bookkeeping helpful;
5-day wk.; excel. pay; vacation and
sick leave benefits. You should in
yestigate this opportunity. Phone
Evening star., 1952-02-18
clerk -'TYPIST

National organization needs good
experienced typist for work in sup
ply department.; 5-day wk.; good
losation. Call Ma. 1907, MRS.
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BANK TELLER

PERMANENT POSITION. s.
DAY WEEK. COMPANY
BENEFITS INCLUDE HOS
PITALIZATION, INSUR-
ANCE AND RETIREMENT
PRIVILEGES.
APPLY THE WASHINGTON
LOAN g. TRUST CO.
17th AND G SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
CLERKS
ALEXANDRIA
ARISTO CLEANERS

Excellent vacancy; experience desir-
able but not necessary; ages 90 to
in person, 62I Belleview blvd.
(Belleview shopping center} or OV.
1888 for appointment. lis
CLERK CASHIER, accurate, neat;
good salary. Company benefits: s.
day week, EMILY SHOP. 1908 r
st. NV, Ma. 449S. -19
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SEAMSTRESS
ALEXANDRIA J.
ARISTo CLEANERS

Excellent vacancy for experience In
alterations and repairs; salary plus
bonus. Apply In person. 621 Belle
view blvd. (Belleyiew shopping CEN
teri or can oV. 1888 for interview.
SECRETARY, accurate shorthand.
work varied. 5-day week, salary
$275 month. State age, education,
experience. Box 414-Ls Star. >--22
SECRETARY. for hotel executive,
must be able to accept responsibility.
refs. req. Pleasant working condi-
tions. Apply General once. WASH
1NGTON PROPERTIES. 2600 Wood
sECGRETARY iSG III for the top. executive
in . private corporation in NV.
section; b-day wk.; start at $500
per year, with opportunities for in
creases. depending upon ability;
type so Wp.ra., shorthand leo
w.p.m., age under 35. many employ
ment benefits. Write. stating quail
ficetions and experience, to Box
SECRETARY Temporary. interest
ing ASSIGNMENT for good steno. with
varied BACKGROUND. Hrs, 8 to 8. or
will consider 2-3 days per wk. ST.
skksciRaETARY-sTENoGRAPHER. snall
office; generous vacation and sick
leave. MR.. sLAYSON. 81. 254g.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
HELP poMEsTlc

MAID, g.h.w.: recent D. c.
time; of 18th st. bus stop; 1884
Roxanna rd. NV. 10
MAID for g.h.w. and plain cooking:
live. in; fond of children. 1881
ca3k aolly St. NV .:,s. IA: Ss9s: ~, lie
employed: S35. OR. 2i45. lis
COOK-G.H.W.; live in: fond of chill
dren: pleasant upstairs room in
georgetown house; S120 per mo-;
references required. Ho. 5303.
COOK -G.H.W., 26-4O; live in; private
upstairs room, pleasant surround
ings. Must be excel. cook and all
round worker. for small family: local
refs. and health card req.; S35 wk.
to start. Ju. s-4725 after 10 am.
CoOK-G.H.w.-Exper.. who wants
house: b. c. KE. 7-osIs. is
COOK to live in, for 2 weeks. Feb;
2gnd Ito e March 9Th; good pay; gall
MaiDs All 4csa 81 week; cook. s.h.w.. rs pref.
refs. necessary. 1909 18th st. NV.
MAID. ii Give i've in. start immed.. COM
plete charget empl cple.. 2 SCHOOL
cniloren; excel: salary: Cnevy Cnase;
Mai sSn.. ST; or.l l4zo sosa . to 8 ewes. @1s snd
WHITE LADY; live in: gh.w.: child
8 yrs; working couple; pvt. room.
OV. 5427. --22
DfPiOMATIC FAMILY wants white
maid for g.h.w. and cooking: pref
erence European. Call OF. S796.
-IS
LIKE q settled colored lady
to care for children while mother
works. 6414 Nash st. ne. after 5
pm. 30
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TELEPHONE SURVEY WORK. white
unmarried, $50 to pm. Mon. thru
Fri:, SLID hr. TO start. 5-day week,
VOTE N y: e: ONCE. For information
call MIR, ROTH MORNINGS. 81: 7I5s9s.
TYPIsT- -CLERK-Due to our recent
expansion. we are in the position to
employ another young lady. The DO
sltion is permanent with q good
cnance for Advancement, Accu-
racy and neatneSs :. are very es-
sential-must have initiative and be
able to handle details. Apply Mrs
SuiIivan. JOHN G. WEBSTER &
SONS, INC. 627 F st. n. W. 81. 6lO0.
TYPIsT for work in accountinp
dept; Better than average typine
ability required. Work includes fii-
ing and other general ONCE work.
Salary $50 wk. FORMAN BROS.
INC, 1880 Oakie st. ne. 10
TYPIST, accurate: minimum short
nand; 35-hr. wk.; $500 mo. Age
ssaaoo35o; real estate-law office. RE.
rYPisT Public stenographer has
openings for several fast typistS.
StatiStical experience preferred. i.
Hourly basis. mo evening or week
end workers.. ST. 1871. -I9
rYPlsT-Experience desired but not
necessary. Willing to learn Ediphone.
Good hours and paid leave. Perma-
nent position. Apply FAMILY AND
CHILD SERVICES. 1922 ilth
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HELP WOMEN
CIERK-TYPTS,T

Young lady who wishes to advance
with q nationality known progress
with pay; many other ADVANTAGES:
exper. not nee. but helpful. Apply
in person Mr. Flax, EQUITABLE
LOAN CO.. 340S Rhode Island ave,
Mt Rainier Md 90
Evening star., 1952-02-18
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (public). bookkeep-
ing and tax services; returns pre-
pared in privacy. your home or
my ofiice; from S3. GE. 1906. 49,
expert, books started,
caught up, audited, closed, all taxes;
open rate. SH. 1854. 23s
BUILDER with mechanics and equip
ment wishes better class houses to
build for owners or connection with
building firm; finest references; we
take complete charge. BACON, ST.
1000. 19s
to convalescent; refined
gentleman desires position. Will as
sist in home, walks. reading. etc.
Write to Box ASK. Star. 10"
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry. house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 4532:
OFFICE MAN, wholesale
and retail experience, with mate
rials, sales and installations, credit
and collections, Al references, de-
Sires to make permanent connection
with future. Box 24-M, Star. 49,
MAN, active. desires
work Of any kind. d. c. drivers
license. Ii. 3-49I6. 49,
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COUNTER SUPERVISOR

Young woman. exper. in food coun-
ter supervision. Vic. West Potomac
6-day week; annual and sick leave.
Government Services, Inc.
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CLERK

For large casualty insurance COM
psany, S-dsy, 37ls-holr week. See
DENT & INDEMNITY CO 4th fioor
Wire Bldg, 1000 Vermont ave NV.
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COMPANION HELPER

We are seeking refined lady. not
over 55. who would appreciate a
nice congenial atmosphere and be
willing to help with lighter house
duties and assist in Shopping.
Drivers license necessary. pvt.
room. bath and good salary. Cali
EN- 1871. 3 to 80
C0MPT0METER Or, beginner accept
able; must be able to type 40 w.p.m. !;
salary commensurate with expert
ence; perm. pos. at 1898 Taylor
st. NV; 5-day wk., meals In EN-
ploye cafeteria, paid vacation and
sick leave. group hospita lization and
insurance.
APPLY HOT sHopPEs, INC.
Room 200. 134I @ ST. NV. la
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK. experience
necessary. Top salary and commits
Conn. ave. NV. Wo 5000. is
COUNTER GIRLS-Good wages; good
tips. Apply in person. S31 14th
st. NV. 80
COUNTER GIRLS twhite), must he
experienced:. all dayWork. no sun
days; meals. uniforms, hospitals
zation furnished. Apply Sli Pa.
ave. NV Paid for all holidays.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
CLERK -TYPIST

To answer phone and assist with
general office work Permanent
position. Apply ofice, L, e. Mas.
SEY SHOE STORE, COG 18th Sc
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CIERK-TYPTST

II you are dependable and would like
an interesting position, we would
like to talk to you; typing speed,
about 80 to 40; hours, $40 to
4:45;. 5-day week. Apply Room 900
S16 l4th st NV OF
Evening star., 1952-02-18

SALESWOMAN, for tobacco depart
ment. Excellent working conditions;
immediate full-time position, 40
hour week; discount privileges. Ex-
perience in selling preferred. Apply
personnel office, SEARS. ROEBUCK
& CO., 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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CLERK

For cafeteria in Government bldg.
responsible for clerical details and
maintain all cashier banks in unit;
able work experience; 5-day wk.,
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
l135 21St St NV Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-18

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FLOORS sanded and finished. Pay
cash and save. Free estimates. C. r.
COVER. WA. 1868, any time.
FLOORS SANDED ana finished: cid
fioors made Ike new. TAYLOR
= FLOOR SERVICE. WA. 1129. -.
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
floo, men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
700 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346.
FURNITURE REIN. by hand guar.
antees you the best work on your
most treasured pieces. Ho. 2Ss4.
LINoLEUM AND ASPHALT TiLg
SS.s54o SsTk done reasonably. Can 20,
MIRRORs-AIl shapes. sizes in stock
or made to order. Glazing contrac-
tors. plate. window, wire. plastics.
curved and tinted glass. Special
eFseei eeo Ii fos +. Fss; Fssz Mar. MILES GLASS
PAINTING. papering, decorating;
mates. GEORGE. KT. s-164l.
PAINTING, interior, exterior, q roof
coating, cauikins, general repairs;
PAPERiNG-A good job
at a reasonable price. For free estf.
mates cal 81. 4f7i or To, 4S3f.
For a
JOB wen done at g price you can
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