davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-02-14

che,oing gum! That's because
CHOOZ, with its two medically
famous antacid ingredients,
quickly neutralizes excess stom-
ach acids to relieve gas, heartburn
and sour stomach in hurry :. +.
and CHEWING stimulates diges-
tive fluid that is q natural stom-
ach sweetener. As you know, no
other type of antacid gives you
this doubIe-action relief the way
CHOOZ does so next time
chew CHOOZ. Just look for the
blue-and-white box at any Drug
Counter only 10c for 10.
Evening star., 1952-02-14

special inner coating that diffuses
the light. Shadows are softerl
Glare from glossy surfaces IS re-
duced! They're especially good
where part Of the bulb is exposed:
And you get the same amount OF
light as you do from regular 60
and 1O0-watt bulbs. So try the
new GENERAL ELECTRIC
White lamps today. Only 19c, plus
tax, for the 60-watt size. 21c, plus
tax for the 100-watt size. You'll
find them at your GENERAL
ELECTRIC lamp dealers.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
BREAKFASTS sEcoME A SCUM.

BREAKFASTS BECOME u B0UNs
M rs.s :. Posi-: psosT:: GG.~;.'y
TENS "star" VIZ:
on your menus ~ %lE:9-
for tinis-c >AN
o.r:..t:,s Post cssrssal:5 al: 5S5;IIsl9 =; \
taste-appeal galore for early
morning appetites! You sea-
POST-TENS contains Z different
delicious m nutritious cereals
in 10 individual. no-waste
packages. The whole family can
pick n choose to their hearts
content, too Z. for POST-TENS
offers:
, pkes. Of Post Teassiss Z %
Grape.Nuts flskss =. Of NEW
Posts Sugar cfisp -. OF Posts
4o% DfaA Flakes 81 Gfaps-Nvfs
-. Of Posts Raisin eran I. Of
,Nabisee Shredded Wheat.
Sometimes for . special treat
top Post Toasties or Grape-Nuts
with sliced bananas so good
Evening star., 1952-02-14

rich, brown gravy a.. tiie
kind you get with KITCHEN
BOUQUET. You see, unlike
ordinary pan browning alone, II
guarantees" extra-rich, extra
delicious, extra brown gravy
everp time something good
cooks and wise chefs have known
for rs years! ] love the way it
brings out the true, natural flavor
Of the meat or fowl, too -. never
adds any artificial favor because
It's an exclusive blend Of IL choice
vegetables, herbs and spicesl Try
KITCHEN BOUQUET -. tonight
Evening star., 1952-02-14
BUY-LINES j. ICanev Sa,,er
WssLly Adyeisine Column q IAaRs III q latefes

Wsshy Advertising cosma Of Things Men md atsfestag
New York, Feb. l4-There was time when I only
"odd jobs" ;. but that was before discovered"
TExCEL Cellophane Tape. This really superior tape
has ihousand-and-one uses because il sticks
tight and stays stack 10 everything plastic!
In fact, TEXCEL is three ways better thanks
exclusive ingredient ihat developed through
years Of research It's The ghtess siicknG tape ever
Evening star., 1952-02-14
HAVE NO PROBLEMS when n

comes to feeding
my baby her ce-
real for she
just loves luscious.
smooth n tasty
c. r E A M OF
RICE. It's the
cereal my pedia-
&rician recon- .
Evening star., 1952-02-14
ADD NEW pEAuTY to YOUR home


with GENERAL
ELECTRIC White
lamps that are
bright all overl
They're NO W
available in CO.
and 100 = watt
sizes. These new
G.E h,,llns have n
Evening star., 1952-02-14
WHEN hrs A MAr1ER Oh MAReARlNE, take 8

WHEN IT'S A MATTER OF MARGARINE. take my tip .
New GOOD LUCK. Why? Because it's the Table
Margarine blended especially for table favor
That's why has such full fresh mouth
goodness j. . and why GOOD LUCK really belongs on
your table In fact women everywhere say its the
only margarine they want for their table If other
magazines could taste that good, they would! Still.
I'm happy to tell you New GOOD LUCK costs not
penny more . so let this Table Margarine add its
delicate goodness to your cooking and baking too.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
STOMACH RAISING a FUss9

Well, / find when
you've .overeaten-
or eaten rich, spicy
foods-you get real
" remarkable relief
from acid indiges-
ton by chewing Q
couple Of CHOOZ
the Inint-ha-
s.~~~l %mnsA
Evening star., 1952-02-14

How do TEXCEL? WE'LL can't begin al the
few, s ideal for: Mending windo shades
sealing paper ,prappngs protect food "anchoring
shelf protecting medicine labels So always insist
TEXCEL Ceophane Tape when the handy red and
white, candy stripe dispenser.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
NO NoMEMAkER LIKES 70 sRR

good food 60 to
waste 50 let
me tell you how
to turn leftover
pork, beef, lamb
or fowl into de-
lectable "new" "
dishes. Just dress
them up with q
Evening star., 1952-02-14

spanking fresh collection that Sparks mdseoson ward
robes. budgets Group includes moster royon sheers
in twoPiece style, prints, cynoro erepes Coot slim
styles; colors, navy. black Misses sizes u to %.
Sketched right, two-piece sheer with orfu pockets,
low-plunee checked color -. checked cuffs A find
at this price.
misses floek-dot nylon and silk dresses, regularly
1925. Anniversary priced, 8.75
MISSES DRESSES, Dss, Main Building, also Bethesda
Budget Store
Evening star., 1952-02-14

importont to boys and girls; sizes
IA, 81 of sturdy navy blue
denim that takes plenty Of punish
rent q. with two pockets, rivets.
Buy poir for eoch play tot.
Evening star., 1952-02-14
won.vR le.oY 4 me YlaRIti eoMlNe

veous Favor Buds Of 0o eoee No Ees of my nd ss
instant coee with hat Dvp aayOrl yeuM know
with the top eeonOcal1 Indeed
80 saves much 2sc compared 70 pound a ths ed-
fashioned ground cofee used % usea
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
Fri, Sept 26, 952-sTATE PRESS Page Seven

introduce soness the hair style hair must not b.
worn too long for that would increase the general
OF length too much Too very feminine necfne is must
with this type of face.
The long face-obveusy needs look shorter This is
done with shorter hair style and higher neekne The ears
should be only partially covered and bangs should VOTE
In her class studies Mrs. Ellis pays great
tenon To proper of the har-pOper shampoo methods
brushing and conditioning She teaches her per-
feet cleanliness is the basis of all hair beauty To this each
gI experiments with shampoos until she finds the
suited TO her hair and works out her shampoo routine
which is usually every days so.
Conditioning another quesion-one that varies with
the type of hair the way is worn, the activities
dual and the of the year Mrs Ellis is a firm
lever in pomade particularly in view Of presenday hair
styles Too at this of the year been
ected to more than the usual amount sunshine
rgors of the swimming pomade extra brushing
be needed to bring the hair back ustruus
beauty Dixie Peach hair pomade has been to be e
celen for this conditioning and beauuHinp oils bring
the cleaning beauty of the hair This pdmade also i'm
parts delightful fragrance and makes the hair
gcablc II the scalp tight it well to vigorously.
Mrs, Ellis strangely recommends plenty of brushing.
When your hair Clean fragrant and ustfous, arrange
it in becoming styIe-thus bringing only beauty
but that in your face, tool
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
Booker I.
Washington

Miss Leila Mae Hill and Mrs
Doramae Kicks Of Booker T.
Washington school received their
Masters degrees from the uniVer'
Slty of Arkansas,
MISS Hlll dld her undergrad
uale work at Texas college. Iy"
Ter. Texas, She Is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Blackburn, who
reside at IOl Relehart street
She is very active in religious
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
ORIGINAL Rabbit Foor Minstrel
Comma TO Robinson Auditorium

F. s. Wolcotts Original Rabbit Foot Ministre name as
Santa Claus is coming to Little Rock for an en-
gagement night only October g. located at Robinson Au
ditaum 1852 for the Rabbit Foot Co. marks the
year that this worlds largest and best cooed
show has made annual tour throughout the southland and
nemerous other the nation where it has always been
with welcome high praise and great acclaim
by vast audiences of all races
Everything is new but the name this season states the
new management the Rabbit Foot Co New Costumes
New Scenery New Equipment.
Special emphasis has given the comedy productions
year presented by merry group of the funniest coored
comedians show world from New York New Orleans Mem
phs Miami They provide hilarious fun rb-tickng mh
side splitting laughter at their every appearance
purtude is presented in abundance in this Sepa
musical comedy by the High-BrOWn FOies fast stepping
asy costumed and youthful chorus recruited from the finest
shows and night clubs in America
Minstrel music will fill the air in the Robinson Audi
orium Rendered by large dXeland band and rhythm
chesra playing the latest and most popular in everything
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
Princeton Pike


Miss Ivy B. Hence returned
home from Chicago, Illinois
Miss Virginia Hamfert of Mederi-
ca, California spent the weekend
with her sister-in-laWs Mrs. He's
ter Shackerford and Martha Lee
yer, and other relatives Gar
land Jean Cabine returned home
from st. Louis. Mo, Clouelie
B. Lever and Miss Mildred North,
cult Of Milwaukee were Married
Thursday in the home of his sis
ter and brothcr-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. M. c, McC0ry Pool. Cloudie
b, Lever is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Page Lever jr. they left Fri
day for Milwaukee, Wisconsin
where they will make their home.
Louis Edward and Miss Luz
Vennla Robertson were married
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, McCory Pool. Louis Edward
IS the grandson of Mrs. Carrie Ed
ward. Luvennia Robertson's home
Is IN Milwaukee q. Clarence Lee
YER of Milwaukee motored here to
visit his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Page Lever jr, He was accom-
panied by Louis Edward, Cloudie
b. Lever, Mildred Northcutt and
LuVihna Robertson On the
sick list are, Mrs, Mary E. Ca
blne and w. T. Simpson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski,ss
Mae Ola Rowe Plaintiff
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
vs.. No o5770
Johnnie Rowe Defendant
The Defendant Johnnie Rowe, is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Mae Ola
Rowe
Dated: September 10. 1852
j. r. Booker & Jackie l.. Shrop-
shire
Solicitor for Plaintiff
j. A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chanccry Clerk
BY Jamye Dreher d G.
9:2610-3-1O-17
9:26I03-10-17
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
DOgders Drew One
Third OF All
Cardinal Fans

ST. Louis--tCNSl-The Dodgers
proved to be the biggest money
makers to the St Louis Cardin-
ais this season. For the eleven
games here. Brooklyn attracted
10000 paying customers. This is
particularly impressive when you
consider that the Cardinals have
attracted only a little less than
100000 the whole season in home
games. Thus the Dodgers we're
responsible for nearly one third OF
the Cardinal attendance.
---:pnN Nnmr POLL TNY r,uln.r.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
WARNING ORDER

State OF Arkansas
County of Pulaski IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Jewell Barnett Plaintiff
VS.. No 95565
Firthlyn M. Barnett Defendant
The Defendant Firthlyn M. Bar
nett is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff Jewell Barnett
Dated Sept. 2nd 1852
DileS 81 Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
9.5-l2-19-26 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
Is Your HairstyIe Becoming?

One of the most important factors the development of
personality is the selection of the best hair
type of facial features and figure The knowledge that
hair looks perfectly groomed and is becomngy dressed
poise and conidence- fact may be actually
lating.
This is the cardinal principle enuncated by Della Hall
Ellis head Of the clothing department of the school home
economics, Prairie View A&A college of Texas Ellis
unusually successful in teaching good grooming This subject
incorporated unit Of study each of the four years
specialization in clothing and teAt refucd graduates
who major in clothing. Her students supplement the lectures
with demonstrations wherein they give each other detailed
personal analysis. Having settled personal analysis
Having settled on the personality type they then experiment
put hair because Mrs Ellis believes than any
thing else becoming har-do enhances individual beauty am
personality.
The foundation of becoming style Mrs Ellis teaches
he students is selecting the arrangement best to the
contour of the tace-wih the necne taken considea-
ton OF course The four general cascaton she uses MAKE
an excellent guide for Find your type face then
style most becoming to her great deal and effort are
win mar styles until each girl anpes hair dress or
style your hair in keeping with her recommendations for that
type
Oval faco-he fortunate individual for with the fairly
regular features OF the oval type of you can wear most
any KIND OF hair syle-as we'll necblines
Inc round Iace-s type that needs the suggestion or
impression OF greater length This by using height in
'e mar style Length also be achieved in the necfn
"hth should be a Sem-U a deep cut style
lie square taCe-presents problem somewhat similar
10 e ouha lace except that special must be taken to
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
WARNING ORDER


State OF Arkansas
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
@. T. Mutt Plaintiff
VS.. No 95312
Lettie A. Mutt Defendant
The Defendant Lettie A. Mutt is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff @.
r. Mutt
Dated: Sept. 3, 1852
Diles e. Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards D. G .
9:5-12-l0-26 a
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
ch0KEl ,,s with GAS7

THANK HEAVENS Most attacks are Just acid
Indigestion When 1t strikes, take Bell-ans
tablets They contain the taste5t-aoting
medicines known 10 doctors Tor the relief of
Naarthurn gae and similar distress 2St.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26

from SWING to sweet in a delightful and pleasing syle
The large array of vocal on the Rabbit Foot show
S year Is the finest ever been described
ny music critics thSy golden voices silver hroated
song birds of the south"
Dahspation is of the hghzhs of the show this year
g expert dancers in adagc aCrobatic eccentric con-
tolo 6aiifoom, and old time favorte foutines including
Shuttle, Buck Wing" etc
ms musical comedy minstrel show known as the greatest
pS' eoIeu snow IN the world also be to as
e eeahest and most wholesome amusement and
enterprise tour that's why ladies' gentlemen and children
Of all races look forward the Rabbit Foot Co.
each season as they have the past 40 years
Doors open at popular prices $50 D. m followed bv one
houf concert by the Rabbit Foot Co diXeand band Stage
performance starts promptly D. m
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
THE JUNIOR RED CROSS

The Junior Red Cross held its first meeting at Dunbar
and officers Nellie Cooper-pesident Jackie
Allen vicepresident Thelma McCorry secretary Carolyn
Young secretary, Doris Blanks treasurer and
Future Canada reporter Betty Johnson and Lowell Handy
elected representatives to the chapter meeting Mrs
NJ. p. Cam is sponsor
The Dunbar cheer leaders the pep squad and the hasy
maioettes hand keep the mighty "Bearcas in
high spirit during the annual DunbarJones feat These boost
cheer leaders Juanita Jones' Rochelle SpVey Betty
Sue Jones Ella Billie Macy Lee Audra Taylor Dorothy John
Vera Lupper Emma Jean Taylor, Doris Penny Shirley
Garth Nell Cooper Arthur Chant Preston Terrence Shirley
Bnns Mildred West Walter Long, Roy SpiVey and Hugh
Holloway Pep squaI Juana GannaWay Lille BouleWare
Estele Thompson Ruby Wiley Vera Williams Jackie Tally
Ieen Thornton Chaene Linton Verlia Grce, Norma Duncan
Georgetta Gordan Irene Shu Rosalyn Finn Charene Gray
Mary Henry Nellie Hudson Carolyn Whitmore jamie Dyer
Dana Horn Esther Broom, Verse Brown Rita Carpenter
Nellie Fisher bessie Tyler Jackie Tally Carolyn Young Jes-
sic Morris Oracle Burns, Ethel Turner Florence Hudson
Rose Coldng, Ruth Walker Mildred Williams, Beatrice Afford
Lillian Ray Ruth Thomas, Charene Allen and Viola Gibson
The maorettes Dorothy Yancey, Jamie Seals, Annie
Graves, Thomas Phyllis HolnswOrth Sylve Burt
Bertha Halliburton Carla Warren Lewis and Gloria
Springer Mrs Bnns and Miss Robertson the sponsors
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26
-:AROUND DUNBAR =
BY A. Savs Bush

Education is capital invested for the future
OPENING ASSEMBLIES
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26

d First CIas,
krviee and
n GrOoned
ppeasance It's
/ HOTEL
HARMAINE
BARBER
4 SHOP
mes Hunter
and
rie Hughes
Bsrberu
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-09-26

-;PNy Your POLL TAX To-day,
Evening star., 1952-07-27

@g2.5O Ken sUOOd Wool
RIn,slsefs measure S0x90" size.
Many sleep-inviting colors $I4.90
$20.05 TeEtrOM Electric
BINfIIsets size 72x84. Rose, blue,
Geranium, green, chartreuse, etc.
plus tax $685.
Evening star., 1952-07-27
39c Unbleached
Muslin j. ,.,.
II ss2} s4a ~0
IA arqa h@ai 1O ~.
-. - ,~z1 1907 Yo'

For furniture covers, drapery Innings,
many other uses, 80" wide, It's sturdy,
good quality.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

$3.50 Pacific Sheets, 72xIO8, 8Ix99"- --$I.99
$500 Pacific Sheets, 8IxIO8" ----$2.49
$3.50 Pacific Percale Sheets, 72xIO8"- $3.50
$2.98 Cannon PercaLe Sheets, 72xIO8"- -$2.88
Evening star., 1952-07-27
All Wool
Blankets
Extro long, 7zxo0-in.
s'l2.99

Dreamy because they're cloud soft
and fluffy. Sturdily woven to give
a long time Of good service. Bound
with cleaning rayon satin. Light
green, red, yellow.or brown. Won
derful for you or for gifts!
Seconds $8.95 PeppereIJ
Blankets labeled Colbert" 1870
rayon, $50 wool. 72x84"---$5.88
S6.45 s.Acnse'' 2.iis-I Conn
bi1safiOn Pads, the stretch-on
style that prevents slipping and al
way stays smooth --------8S.9S
Evening star., 1952-07-27

$l2.95 Americans WOODEN
Company Blanlsets Rose,
green, lime, cherry, gold. etc,
1893
$I2.05 Wool Co Ms forts
in reversible color combinations.
72x84" ---------------- 80
Evening star., 1952-07-27

1928 Cannon Fitted Percales, t,cin size, $2.88
1924 Cannon Fitted Percales, full size, 1914
$2.98 Pacific Contour Percales, t,cin size, $2.79
$3.50 Pacific Contour Percales, full size, $2.99
Evening star., 1952-08-12
SITUATIONS MEh

COLORED MAN desires work as
waiter, driver, busboy. kitchen help
er or porter. GE. 7554.
MAN wants any kind of
Job. driving truck or motorcycle;
D. G. permit. DU. 963O. Al.
YOUNG MAN. 81, desires full or
part-time in good class liquor store;
commercially exper. DE. S426. Id
YOUNG ACCOUNTANT. MICS and
BBA degrees. with varied business
exper., desires position with public
accounting firm. MI. SOTO. KE.
ELEVATOR. training, see
ad under instruction courses. --12
MAN DESIRES TO LEARN television
repairing. TR. 6437.
ACCOUNTANT. ONCE mgr. credit
mgr; thoroughly experienced; de-
Sires position. Phone OIL. 4S72. IA"
MAN WITH CAR desires delivery Job
in evening. DE. 6676 after 4:3O.
BAKER. good all-round; Is years
experience; no night work. Box
MAN, mature, excellent health, quail
fed as bookkeeper, typist, general
office worker. CO. O565. Ia
CHEF, colored, age 40, wishes con-
nection with hotel or club; non
drinker; capable. BOX 4s7-c. star
MAN, BIS. chemistry, minor in biol
ogy, desires work in science field OF
as clerk-typist. DE. 1924 aft. 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED LADY desires full or part
time work. Ii. 6-6579.
GIRL desires laundry or
dishMashing. Call CO. 2613.
COL0RED GIRL, exper., wishes days
cTRn. TsTs coored Taes IL desifss sso'S day or
time work Tues. through Friday or
LAUNDREssMExcelient ironer wants
work by day: long experience. Call
eyer syenings after 9. CO: 5770: -1S
GIRL, RI colorsd, wants york rs
GIRL wants e.h.w.. or any kind Of
work. Experience and references.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work
3 days week in apt. Mon. Tues,
Fri; HU. 1929.
COLORED GIRL wishes gh.w. s
Ssys; Ssys Fond Of children. Refs. RE.
CoIoRED LADY desires part-time
work from am; to 2 pm, or
COL0RED GIRLS for housework by
cSfGRfb sayj Tsfs' WSMAA RT; 1Ss4; want, IA sa,,
week; general cleaning; $500 and
carfare; exper.. refs. LU. 4-0710.
GIRL, colored. 10. desires Job as
maid; Child care. viii live in. LU.
COLORED WOMAN desires part time,
5 days; no nights. HU. $500.
COLORED GIRL desires general
housework. Ii. 4-1OS9.
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work; excellent references. Call II.
3-6934.
COLORED GIRL desires child care
while mother works. Call Ii.
Girl, colored. will care for children
5 days weeks. AT. 1912.
EXPER. GIRL wishes work B days
week; live out. 81. OO97.
GIRL desires g.h.w., care OF children;
5-day week; S-4. 30; exper., refs.
Elk. 6S93
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER and typ
ist; must be neat. efficient and ca
pable and reside in ne. section;
5-day week; salary open. depending
on qualifications; for interview, call
uN. SOO4 Monday. 6 to pm. only.
SALES CLERKS, any
hours from 8 am. to 1000 pm,
to suit your convenience; 81 90 per
hour. Downtown gift store; write
faly BoE sao statiGs pass'ime stsr hours desired
HOUSEKEEPER - For
rooming house; man must have en-
ployment; positively no drinking.
nSskk1f6sa !ssfs sHSfF III; excel "a. fP'fi
good opportunity for
the right person with general of6ce
exper. State exper. and Qualifica-
DRTG 1S rkicER nS!E s0t to price drae dTas mer
drug experience essential; perma-
nent position, 5 day. 40-hour week;
pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount on purchases; insurance
s4oRr g5a5 ARRS s@bloymsP5 p5oPahs ones n PsGa e
MANAGER. exper. only for coats,
suits and dresses. to take complete
charge: excel. salary. plus commits
sion. Apply TALL APPAREL. INC,
73S 10Th st. NV. Ia
CHECKERS. experienced; must have
conds.. vacation With pay. Must be
neat appearing; 81. 2242: ROCK
CREEK SUPER MARKET, 1925
Grnbb rd.. silver Spring. Md. is
CAFETERIA WORKER, exper. in sal
ads and sandwiches: regular hours,
5-day wk.. $50 am. to 4 pm. in
air-coad. cafeteria. Uniforms and 2
meals furnished. GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES S INSURANCE CO., 134O
L st. NV. --13
CASHIER. experienced. super market;
good pay. company benefits, pleasant
working conditions. Apply MASTER
SUPER MARKET. S147 Conn. ave-,
Chevy Chase. OIL. O949. Ia
STUDENTS. retired men or
women. attention: You can easily
earn $40 or more a day in your
spare time. No exper. nee. Start
work today. End f., 1875 N. Veitch
St Arl ia 7-2O44 IL
Evening star., 1952-08-12
HELP DOMESTIC

Thurs. 75c hour; every other Sun
day. 81 per hour. Phone after IL
noon, DE. 6479.
COOK AND G.H.w., live in. fond of
children; reno recent local ref. $50, wk.
G.H.w. plain cooking; settled col
ored, woman; live in; fond of small
chI6 children; $40 3 I'VE. week. Refs. and health II
MRS. COHEN. -15
HOUSEKEEPER. exp. fond of chill
dren; hve-in; S100 mo-; Thurs. aft.
and every other Sun. of. Call JU
PERSONAL MAID wanted. as Phone,
collect: MRS; A. c. RANDOLPH,
Girl, neat. neat dependable @ and eficisnt
experienced in g.h.w., laundry and
serving; must have record Of per-
manent employment; live in. up
stairs rm. and bath, pleasant sur
round1ngS; salary open. Call GE.
3lsl or during week. RE. 1915;
MAID. lcolored) to live in: SIS a
take complete charge Of q month
baby. 2 children and general house.
cleaning; must be experienced and
have local references; home located
In Silver Spring, Md. Call EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE. Ii. 7-3303; nights,
WOMAN. cook and g.h.w.; good living
quarters in Fairfax home; top wages;
5s-day week; refs. required. Call
MAID for Friday and Saturday; care
2 children; prefer some one to sleep
II Friday night. Permanent Job.
81. 96l2. Ia