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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-19
Folks at Bass Lake Have Fishing Party"

They announce about 80 chill
dren are participating.
FOwlers Mills Community
Christian Church
The Patterson breakfast
held Sunday morning at 900
had 104 fathers and sons at
tending the breakfast and pro-
gram which followed. Bob Neal,
television interviewer for the
Cleveland Indians and sports
caster for station WERE, was
the guest speaker. His talk
was entitled "A Gift for Son" T"
The Sunday school picnic was
held at Camp Ho-Mita-Kota ON
Tuesday from 800 to 900 pm.
Organized games were played
under the direction of Mr.. Will
lard Harrington. Other activi-
ties included badminton, horse
shoes and swimming. In the
evening the families got to-
gether to eat their basket
suppers.
League of Women Voters
Munson study unit of the
League met last Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Paul Alvord.
The program included state
convention reports by Mrs. Ray
Hensel and Mrs. Edward Nc
Geough. 1t was announced the
program for July would be cur
rent events and in August the
group would review together
"Red Storm Over Asia" by
Robert Payne. New chairman
of the study unit is Mrs. Will
liam Matthews.
Personals
The Martin Miller family
attended Mr.. Miller's 25th re-
union at Oberlin college last
week.
Many changes have taken
place along Fowlers Mills rd.
this week. Miss Harriet and
Miss Riley at Reynolds Store
have started some flower beds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Denniston
have a new landscape job.
The Heinz Ljunstrum family
has moved to Wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Geough have a brandnew paint
job on their house.
Mrs. S. v. Saunders has been
busy making watermelon pickle.
She has 88 years of experience
behind her recipe.
Radio station WTAM invited
the Aquarius Club of Chardon
to give a special program last
week. Ken Ward of Munson
sang "Old Man River" accom-
panied by the chorus.
Mike Parker is working at
Sunnybrook Farms Nursery
this summer.
Guests at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Edward Walter over
the weekend were Professor
and Mrs. Edward Thurkel and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Moore
had a Sunday night supper
party for a number of local
families this week.
Mrs. Robert Keiffer and
Joan spent three days in
Wooster last week helping the
Ljunstrum family settle in their
new home.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-19

A BIGGER CIRCULATION
(40% over state average) is
only achieved by publishing a
B E. T ER newspaper. The
Record, highest priced paper
circulated in the county (1Oc
a single copy-6c to subscrib-
ers), sells more newspapers in
Geauga than any three other
newspapers COMBINED.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-19
adams Are
Honored at
Farewell Party

HAMBDEN - Mr.. and Mrs
Gail Adams were presented a
travelling bag as a going aw-
ay present at a farewell party
in the Hambden Grange hall
and sponsored by the Hambden
Grange and the Hambden
Mems club on Friday, June 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams left
yesterday morning for Rice
Lake in Ontario, Canada, for
the summer. In September
they expect to make their
home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lang
of Cleveland have bought the
Adams farm.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ASST. TO EXEC; excel. secy.; level
business head, capab. assume resp.
corresp:, all offlce detail, exper.
many fields. WI. 4166. l3'
CLERK experienced. desires
part-time work in Bethesda, 81,
Mon. through Fri. Box 3S9-E, Star.
COMPANION to elderly women or
Semi-invalid; assist 1t. cooking; ex-
per-; live in: ref. Box 40S-E. Star.
COMPANION NURSE Housekeeper:
professional man would appreciate .
personal interview. Call OIL. 1903
before IL or after 6.
GIRL. colored. desires work a. sales,
drug or cry cleaners clerk; exper.
GIRL. col, wants . Job as a fountain
giEl; sxper; 10. 2-O202..
N Gnsiss' col; expsr:: refs: Nursing
PRACTICAL Post3lnI Lxl NURSE: eolorsd; desires
PRACTICAL NURSE want, ,un-tim.
work on child's case; references;
p fsse Xisk N SAL IL t eGns9'
sireS position to elderly or Invalid
lady. AID. Os59.
PRACTICAL NURSE. institutional ex-
psrlence; day work preferred. MRS.
BROWN. FIR, 0160.
SECRETARIAL. research and dupli-
eating services. Any day. Any hour.
Accurate work. Reasonable rates.
Eek. 6196. EN-. 1905.
SEC. -STENO.; exper.. eficient, wishes
R Hn 5gso work. 4 or 5 hrs. a day.
sTENo-TYPNG wANTED-An kinds,
manuscripts, legal, envelopes, etc;
ME. 562l; eyes,, ia. 4492. liz
TAILORESS. frst-class, all-Yound.
including military; also ladies de-
sires position. ia. 574l. les
TfPING to do at home. Car. Wo.
1426. pm. to 9 pm.
YOUNG WOMAN. B.A. in English,
grad. training psych.. wants inter-
esting position, editorial, research.
what have you. Box 1876, Star.
TWO GIRLS, eolored. wish char
W EGme s1ssss h'w'' or cafeteria Gail
ROBUST. resourceful woman, 81.
wants position as bookkeeper, resi-
dent manager. personnel offices, sec
rotary. correspondence clerk, lie
brarian, editorial assistant, house
keeper. or combination OF these
skills; good salary or unfinished
two-room apartment and modest
salary. Box 409-E, Star. 49,
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, semisenior, desires
position with public accounting firm.
Phone evenings, RIA. 894S.
BAKER with wholesale bread pro-
duction supt. experience. some re-
tail. Best Of reference. Member
BOY, Is; desires After-school work.
Ii. 3-40S3.
JANITOR. colored. married, wants
part-time work. with living quar-
ters: experienced. 81. O091. 12'
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry. house,
cleaning, etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 4532.
OFFICE MANAGER or high class
general clerk; thoroughly reliable;
excel. typist; past middle age. WA.
SALESMAN WITH CAR, middle aged.
exper.. desires contracting CONNER
cial, Industrial and dealers, pref
erably Southern Nd, for local whole.
saler. tn. 1867 after 8 pm. l3'
WANTED-An overworked employer
who needs ar alert. industrious
college graduate, young but mature.
as right hand man. DU. 0156. IL"
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WAITRESS. experienced and sober
Sundays on; no phone calls. SAX
ONY BAR AND GRILL. 907 Pa. ave.
NV.
the new Madison Restaurant. GOOD
wages, no Sunday work. Apply in
person, $3.50 Baltimore ave. Hyatts.
vile, Md. ia
MATTRESSES WANTED. apply in
person person 6,dsy Ek;s closed Sundays
18th st. NV. III
MATTRESSES, steady and reliable
excellent tips. good hours. Apply
in person. MR.. GLADSDEN, SII
South Washington ST.. Alexandria
MATTRESSES. experienced. tray
service; apply SEAFARE RESTAU.
RANT, 1924 Conn. ave, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11

SEAMSTRESS. colored; must be young
and attrac.; excel. opport. and
steady position. Apply lois Conn.
ave. NV. Ill
SEAMSTRESS, white, experienced on
drapery and slipcovers: excel. salary;
permanent; ability to work with
out supervision. OR. 3247, 35I4
Conn. ave. NV. lie
SEAMSTRESS, colored: experienced
in tailor repair work and selling
LII. 3-5995. o18 H st. ne. lie
SECRETARY. for law ONCE; pleas.
working .conds. and good salary;
5-day wk.. exper. desirable. Elk.
SECRETARY-Part time, 8 hours
daily, 5 days per week; occasional
additional time; $3.50 per hour to
start; small office, diversified work
with consultant in business and
Government; excellent shorthand
essential. Phone l.. E. SCRIVEN,
DI. 1888, from 8 to 10 am. only
for appointment. liz
top notch; interesting
busy law office in Silver Spring; 5ta-
day week. Phone SH. 56l1. Ill
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HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

COUPLE-veterinary hospital: Arm.
apt. avail; older married cple, pref.
Woman to do receptionist work dur
ing day. Husband may be employed
elsewhere. Answer phone at night
Pa ave Sc Ill
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TYPIST

Conscientious young woman, 1881
yrs. of age for q permanent position
on Washington's leading newspaper
A tipping speed of at least 80 word
per min. is required. Five-day. 40
hr wk. Apply Personnel, Room sos
open weekdays, 1905 and Sat.
9-l No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11OI Parma Ave NV
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MATTRESSES

WHITE, FOR COFFEE SHOP IN
APARTMENT HOTEL, NV. SEC
TON. EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
REFS. REQUIRED. GOOD SALARY,
MEALS AND UNIFORMS FUR
NISHED: TELEPHONE TU. 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11
MOTOR TRAVEL

DENvER-Drivins 1851 Odds; leave
SsspDts; IL H. take 2 or 3. Call ~ g.
FREE RE- TrRANsPoRTArIoN to college
student or good driver. Help car
owner drive to Massachusetts Fri.
afternoon or early SATURDAY, Accept
driver to New York. References.
Emerson 1888 Thurs. eyeninG.
(Conttnued On Next Pase.J
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HELP--WoAEN

RECEPTIoNIsT-sECR pedia-
extended area; S-5. 81. 0s74. III
RECEPTIONIST, -manicurist. for our
Silver Spring salon, good salary and
commission. EMILE, 1858 Georgia
ave. or may apply 1921 Conn. ave.
RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT. general Of
flee duties: 6-day week. Apply
FREEDs OPTICAL OFFICE. 727
7th st. NV.
Observation-Disclosures law
ONCE. pleasant working conditions,
KECEPTTONIsT TYPIsT - Neat
hotel catering dept; disqualification
bonus, meals and other benefits;
ages IS to 80. Call MIR. FRIBORG
NE; s S91Si Ext st: go, Az. - Ill Wv
nee excel ave- Wor * 20 con oonds o e* THE
GIFT STALL. 1904 K st. NV. III
SALESGIRL-White, 2O-40, with ini-
tiative and personality. Permanent;
good future. Car desired. GE. S432
SALESGIRL, white, neat and cour-
teous. HUBERT. INC, Caterer and
Confectioners. DU. 2231. -13
sALESGIRLS for our beautiful new
sportswear. lingerie and accessory
0CpIs SOO0 SdIdAy AaAJ SIOl
benefits. KOTzIN. 1909 G st. NV
sALEsLADY WANTED. experienced
to work in bakery. Apply 1871
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. No
phone calls. Ia
SALESLADIES, millinery and ready
to-wear; exper. only apply. Steady
position; excel. opport.; salary, 500
per wk. Apply l01S Conn. ave. NV.
SALESLADIES-Full time or part
time; experience not necessary;
good starting salary. F. W. WOOL
WORTH CO.. 406 eth st. NV. --13
SALESLADIES, bright, alert. young
women, experienced In selling slip
cover and drapery fabrics; good
salary; 5-day wk.: excel. working
conds.; in air-cond. store. Apply
manager, MILL END SHOP, 4031
2Sth st. South, Shirlington shopping
center, Arlington. Va. lib
SALESLADIES from IL to full time
and to Q part time and II to Z.
Mondays OF HELLER'S BAKERIES,
1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. CO. 1882
sALESLADIES, for fine women's APP
parel shop in Bethesda; permanent;
accent on intelligence and appear
ance. CLAIRE DRATCH, 7215 Wis.
ave. OIL. 248O. -15
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Part time, cow. daytime nourS AZ
ranged at good pay; previous cleri,
TYPISTS
White, under 40; minimum As v.p.m.;
permanent positions talso some
temporary positions lasting through
the end of the year,. Air-cond1-
toned bldg; modern cafeteria; 40
hour. 5-day week: annual starting
salary. $2'4o0; iiDeT s11 VACATION as enc
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. Personnel Of
4 pm. NO PHONE CALLS. Ia
TYPIsT-RECEPTIONIST. general Of
FEEDS 'eS OPTICAL OFFICE. III
" IN hrs St rs n.W. nrcArrp 111NcH
APPS 18th st. NV; s35 per wk. and
age $50 wAGsHAL's DELEGATES
SIN. 1855 Mass. ave. NV, l2
pus soos E sps 6 asp $40 sasT' pm
4 4sisS df paEk e9lo 4'h st. p Nv
WAITRESS Wanted-white; good tips.
Apply CASA MIA RESTAURANT,
3Sl7 n Columbia pike Arlington, va
w 0Mi sess. white, .xper.: no SD Sun
days. Apply in person. LIDO RES
TAURANT, 91S 18th st. NV. Ia
WAITRESS, white, must be neat and
experienced; no evening or SundaS
work. RE. 1862. IL
NOTWITHSTANDING, % to 35. prefer
red. Some exper. necessary. For
large hotel dining room. Day hours:
Call employment office. WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL, CO. 1000 for appt;
Ia
WAITRESS. white. over 81. local ex-
perience: day and night work. SAM.
WAITRESS, white, day work. over
81; no Sundays. GEORGES RES
TAURANT, 405 eth st. s.w. --12
WAITRESS WANTED for 5 days
Lunches only. il to 2. Apply 1oll
E st. NV. after IL am. III
pm, MICHAH'S, 1920 Vermont
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MATTRESSES
EXPERIENCED
Apply
EARL RESTAURANT
18th AND E SITS. NV.

-l0
LADY, white. cultured with initiative
and good personality for responsible
posi- M; splendid pie future for appli;
L 2f5 Is Bog le Sssa Star Stanley Hon.
Products have opening, SIS Del
week; perm. Phone HOTTIE. -2S
LADIES turn your spare hours into
SSS; novelty plasticS, 2314 r. /
ave ave ne ne; needs contact ladies te
eTst,t NM MRs g FREY Rsaif.ei Ho 0y 1884 :0OS
LADIES--Make extra money in your
spare time. making and SELLING
rhinestone iewelry. Send for our
free catalogue, or come in and re-
SSESe Sc ssnS Ssa New !1" York c ~:
LADIES az, start earning now. We
train you for successful part-time
v work as an AVON repr.: big profits
WOMAN, white. with practical nurs.
ing exper.; light duties in small
s n:st55t1 p.9 mo live Can IN Ma ss sssz home
WOMAN WANTED for salad and
dessert line, in downtown cafe
terra; experienced only; 6 days q
week. Call ST. 5s71. Iii
W %9RR WHITE II $50 WEEK. T q
AGER. I433 K ST. NV. -13
YOUNG GIRL. 90 to 30. for credit in
vestigation work on telephone. Ex-
all benefits. MR.. DORIAN. Elk. OIS2
YOUNG LADY, to train as billinp
CLERK in optical wholesale business;
5.day wk, Apply. HILBERT OPTICAL
Y S4 d41 hsb Eye St i DIV s.o-seo z.
tests project; send small snapshot
and pertinent facts. Box 394-E. Star
YOUNG LADY. between FL and 35
to assist in general office work. po-
oyer counter and accepting tele.
phone. orders. Applicant must b.
refined, courteous and interested ir
position; 5h-day week. Apply in
person: N. J. Garrett. INSTITUTE
CLEANING SI,d MING PLANT. s021 Georgia
TERRIf1C sPIRE TIME MONEY NONE
-MAKERS-New. exclusive Robinson
Christmas cards; assortments sci
themselves; you make $50 on 1O(
boxes; other fast sellers; no expert
ence necessary. Write, NOW ,fol
prints. ROBINSON CARDS. Debt
M-37 Clinton. Mass.
HANDICAPPED GIRLS and womer
may find Jobs at Goodwill Indus.
trles sewing. laundry, sorting. press.
ing. etc. Apply 1918 New Hamp.
SHIRE ave. NV. t21st and M be-
tween 8 and 10 am. -12
LIGHT INVESTIGATION WORK
With national organization. woman
II to 40. free to travel; salary and
expenses: no exper. nee; apply
$50 Warner Bldg. ID
PART T!ME-Girl. white. rs to 3,
years Of age. S It. 4 or over; exer.
else, leadership and health clul
work; short training course free
t tani, IDEAL hours for HOUSEWIVES
FITNESS CLUB. 1919 K st. NV.
TRAVEL; young lady. age 21-25
single. as repr. Of nationally ad-
vertised item Travel expenses ad-
vaneed. Excellent pay. MR.. ROSS
LA. 6-S377. 10 a.m.-5 pm. III
ROOM AND BATH AVAIL. for empl
woman in exch. for preparation o.
1880 breakfast and occasional baby.
sitting. Phone HO. 1926 for info
sPARE-TIME CAsH-sell Xmas cards
AS much as $50 weekly. No expert.
ence needed, sell on sight. Free sam.
Piles. Personal cards that sell low q.
90 for $l.25. Samples Of boxes on
approval. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
A30 r st NV Suife 6(9 Pr AHA
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LIVE IN

Maid to do g.h.w. and good plain
cooking; must be neat, clean, re-
fined. fond Of children. have recent
local refs; Thurs. and Suns. on; ;
$50 wk. OIL. 6l54. -13
COLORED-Will give free sleeping
quarters for duties around house;
refs. RE. S7S5. liz
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MANAGER. white only. for rooming
house, prefer married woman, no
children. Exper.. must be reliable,
honest and non-drinker. Call RIA.
0536 III
MANAGER WANTED. to take charge
OF baby-wear shop, responsible per-
son. references. Salary open. 1925
G St NV. ME. 4424 "a
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Stenographer-Typ
ARLINGTON

Permanent; well paying position. for
qualified steno.-typist. in prominent
insurance once mr.. Courthouse.
Excellent working conditions; prev
iouS insurance experience desirable
but not essential. Phone ia. 5-S585.
STENO. -TYPIST, under 80, for per-
manent position, pleasant working
advancement; good salary to start.
sWiTCHB0ARD OPERATOR. white
for modern apartment building
Hours. 8 to 4. See Res. Mgr. II.
sWiTCHBOARD OPERATOR. small
monitor board, some tipping ability;
permanent position: 5-day week. APP
ply End floor. 1922 Eye st. NV
TEACHER 1st and 2nd grades; small
groups. white. Protestant. Full day
CO. 1886; NO. 219%. Ia
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DENTAL ASSISTANT, NV. office. 5.
day wk. State age and qualifications
DENTAL ASSISTANT; experience
preferred but not absolutely nee
essary. Call OR. 1899 --13
DENIAL RECEPTIONIST-Neat, In
tel, typinG abil.; local ref. Uptown
NV. Office. Good sal. Sat. and Wed
aft. of. HO. 1914 or OR. $3.50.
-l2
DESK CLERK, white only: exclusive
NV. apt house; secretarial switch.
/ board. Call AID. 26S1, between s
am. ana L pm. for interview.
DOCTORS ASSISTANT; bet. % and
A.; tipping. Write Box OLD, Star
stating qualifications. IA
DRUG CLERK. experienced only; un-
der 40; no Sundays. Apply in per-
son. CHASTLETON PHARMACY
18th and R SITS. -l2
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Permanent. for apartment. size 1s
permit, refs; Sl30 mo: Apply
manager. THEsKENNEDY WARREN
3l33 Conn ave -l3
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TEACHER for kindergarten in pvt.
school Of long standing; state quail
fications and phone. p. o. Box
TELEPHoNE SOLICITORS, to work
at home. RA. 1913. lie
TELEPHONE sOLICITORS-Can you
use. at least $50 an evening for a
couple OF hours work, in your own
home? If SO, and you have an I'M
limited private line. Call To. 0057.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD relief
operator and general clerical duties
with q large oil company; expert
enced pref; salary, SEQ per mo;
4O-hr. week; time and "a overtime;
good position for one living in
the vicinity of Old Soldiers Home.
Phone MIR. D. WAKEFIELD, ia.
$500. Ill
TELLER-BOOKKEEPER, for credit
union; ONCE exper. and skill with
adding machines desirable but not
essential; Job involves handling
cash and meeting public; fair begin
ming salary and liberal advancement
policy. For appt.. call Elk. $500,
Ext. 5O61. bet. 9-5. Mon.-Fri. Ia
TEMPORARY CLERKS
White. under As. positions lasting
through the end Of the year. All
conditioned bldg, modern cafeteria,
4O-hr. 6-day wk., tipping not re-
CURED annual salary, S2.400. Lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Apply
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
Personnel Office. 3rd and r SITS. me-,
am. to pm. No phone calls:
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MACHINE
BOOKKEEPER

Woman to post on book
keeping machine in large real
estate and mortgage lean Of
fiCe. Must be experienced
typist and have knowledge of
Simple bookkeeping. Pleasant
surroundings, air conditioned
building, 37ia-hour work week,
no Saturday work; lunches
furnished free. Hospitalizati ton
and life insurance furnished
free after reasonable length of
service. Salary, $1,000 to start
with opportunity for advance
ment.
CALL MR.. BEAN, MA. 21l2
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lIRLINES
BE A SECRETARY
IN 6 WEEKS

SPKEDWRTTuNG SHORTHAND
More pay and . better 3ob for you ~
ice. .Speedwriting, the famous ABC
shorthand taught from coast-to-
coast Easy TO learn.
Free National Employment Service
Day and Night Classes
Speedwriting. School
1406 G st. NV.
For Free Catalog Il Free Trial Lesson.
Call ST. 2086 NOW
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SILK FINISHER

SILK FINISHER
Exper.. good piece rate, plenty Of
work. perm. position. Apply MAN
HAITIAN CO.. 1928 Fla. ave. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL or woman.
to become manager; $50 wk. plus
Elk. 7s45. SIC 18th st. NV. ia
SODA FOUNTAIN and counter girl.
white. Part time and full time. Ex-
per-, refs. 4239 Wisconsin ave. NV.
SOLICITORS a.. white; b-day week.
For interview. apply 8 to II. 672O
Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda. Md.
STENOGRAPHER. exper. helpful. but
not necessary: perm. position, 5-day,
40-hour wk:, pleas. working combs,
surance and Decentralization plan.
PRUa sToR Rts1 EM PfReIS ENGpd oF
F1CE, II p st. ne. Ill
STENOGRAPHER. experienced; excel
working conditions; 5-day week
Apply in person, KINSMAN OP-
TICAL CO.. 1920 r st. NV. IA
STENOGRAPHER, 2O-35: 5-day week.
hours, $40 to 4;:30; large organiza-
WIN lOI duNdnCE-
ment; regular pay increases, mod
crate priced employees cafeteria in
bldg. Starting salary according to
ability. Call MR.. WEYANT. ME.
sTENoGRAPHER. young; good pay.
vacation sick leave; 35-hr. week.
PATHFINDER MAGAZINE, 1923 NJ
st. NV, DI. 4122. Mr.. Collin. is
STENOGRAPHER. under 80. exper. .,
less than 40-hr., 5-day week; ex-
cellent working conditions, attrac.
salary to start. NE. 0I6O.
STENOGRAPHER, part time; 8 am.
to l pm; white. Apply 1923 18th
ST. NV. WESTERN EXTERMINAT-
ING CO.. bet. 10 am. and noon.
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CLERKS

Alert girls. 1919 yrs OF age. to dc
general clerical work; Mon Fri. 5.
day, 40-hr. wk.; must be able to
handle routine assignments. Posi-
tions available in cur accounting
and circulation departsments. Bring
ply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays. 5000. and Sat. 81
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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HELp--WokAEN

CLERK-TYPIST, for general once
work; knowledge of shorthand; small
Office in old established firm; live In
or near Wood-IGge me-; 51a days;
age 20-35: good salary. Apply j. l.
ne HO 1900 --l2
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STENOGRAPHERS

STENOGRAPHERS
Permanent positions for good begin
ners or experienced stenographers.
Excellent opportunities for person.
able young women, age 1895, to
work for large national organization
Pleasant atmosphere, 5-day week.
liberal employee benefits. Apply in
OF THE U. S.. 1915 H st. NV,
poopn On0
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TYPIsTs AND STENCIL CUTTERS
Gail q 40R0
TYPIST'

II you are an exper. typist and re-
side in GEORGETOWN area. this natl.
org. has q good position open, for
you; 6-day wk., good starting salary.
excel. opportunity to advance. free
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for ply.
Sician's office: capable typist, neat
and pleasant personality; part time
to pm. daily: Sc. section. 10
$1,000. Ii
SHOE CLERKS-Good starting sal.
airy. paid vacations, group hospitali-
cation. Apply at G r. KINNEY co.
32lS 14th st. NV. See Mr.. SHELTON
SHOE SALESWOMAN, exp: excel
salary, plus commits. Apply BROOKS
SHOE SALON. 1109 G st. NV
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SALESLADIES

For hosiery and bag dept. Permanent
position with good salary. Many en-
ployee benefits.
HAHN SHOE STORES
1907 F ST. NV.
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-CLERK-TYPIST

Pleasant working conditions. in mod
ern sales office: age % to 30; $40
to $50; permanent position, oppor-
tunity for advancement; 500 wk. TO
start. Apply in person, DOLL 14th
st NV
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

We like to work in pleasant sur.
roundings with congenlal people. II
dependable. come in between $50
and 4 As and talk to us; knowledge
Of tipping desired but speed not i'm
portant: these are permanent po-
Sitions: our employees work days a
wk, 37i2 hours: vacation and sick
leave benefits our company cafe
terra is run on a non profit basis
and employees receive excellent food
at low cost. Apply Room 300 Per
sonnet Once. EQUITABLE LIFE IN
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SECRETARY

Age 80 to 40: to progressive realtol
in Hyattsville, Md. section; position
worker; no other women employees
beautiful Offices, air condition: va.
cation with pay; 5-day week, extra
pay for overtime; knowledge oil
bookkeeping helpful but not essen
ton; salary open. Call MIR. LAM
HAM. AP. S400 for appointment.
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CTERK-TVPTS7
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

CN.E. SECTION
ri to So: desire good typist with
knowledge of general office work.
Good starting salary with excellent
opportunity for advanc ement, 3-day
week. Call FIR. 1886, MR.. PLUMMER.