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The Miami times., 1952-07-12

vice for Bro. Earnest Williams,
Bro. Alfred Chapman, Bro. John
Pinder. These brothers will be
ordained to the deaconship. You
are invited to this service.
The Sunday School and BYPU
are expanding in numbers, and
the interest manifested by the
children, young people and adults
in the review of the Bible lesson
is encouraging. The addition OF
new teachers became necessary
Senior Deacon Elezar Barr took
over the first group of the adult
Bible class in the BYPU. Sister
Bessie Seymour is president OF
the BYPU and is doing a spien-
did job.
The physical plant of the
church has a new appearance.
Bro. John Hanna completed the
masonry work. The main interior
lacks only painting, which will be
done in a few days..
Our pastor is leading in the
amount raised in the rally. He
has solicited $135.
Sis. Martha Pinder, clerk
Rev. G.. Jones, pastor
Emma Bethel, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
CARD OF THANKS
We the family of the late

We the family of the late,
CLEMENTINE JOHNSON
wish to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation during our hour
of bereavement to our many rel
atives and friends, also our
thanks to Francis Funeral Home
for their wonderful service.
CARDS
Mt. Olivette Missionary Socie-
ty, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Role, Mr.. and Mrs Dawkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Forbes, Mt. Sinai Court
49 Heroines of Jericho, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Ingraham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Higgs and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilcox and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Perry and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. V. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
Strachan, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ellis
Rev. and Mother Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wilkerson, Bishop j.
D. Williams and family.
FLOWERS
Dorsey Park Playground, End
Ave. and End CT. Neighbors, End
Ave. and End CT. and 18th st.
Neighbors, Mrs. Maude Wilcox,
Merline Matthews and host OF
friends.
She is not dead, only away.
Iva Williams, daughter
Maxine Williams and
Christine, goddaughters
Host of relatives
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
Baptist church.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Johnson in Mason's Addition
was the scene of a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Francis Thomp-
son on Monday evening, June 80.
Miss Thompson, daughter of the
Rev. c. H. Thompson, was mar
ried to Mr.. Maxwell StubbS on
Wednesday afternoon, July 2, at
TRANSPORTATION Baptist Church.
Her father performed the cere-
monies.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

Nurse Hazel Pauletta Wells,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Wells, was married to
Mr.. Clifford Darling on June 25.
The Rev. Talmage Sands was in
charge of the ceremonies at Zion
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

On June 20 His Excellency the
governor, and Mr.. Eugene Dupuch,
chairman of the Industrial School
Committee, inspected the new Z
room home built by the boys for
the school. Mr.. v. S. H. Lotmore,
superintendent of the school, ex-
planned to the visitors that all the
work on the building except the
plumbing, was done by boys from
ten sixteen years old, and that
the house was completed for the
sum of approximately $500.
The Industrial School is a kind
of "house of correction" for de-
linquent boys. 1t is doing fine
job.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late
MRS. OTHELIA A. BUTLER
wish to thank their many friends
and organizations for their kind
deeds, words of sympathy, cards,
flowers, kilograms and services
rendered, during her illness and
recent death.
Rev. J. A. Butler and family
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

We, the family of the late
RONNIE AMELIA HUMES
who departed from us June 18th,
1852, wish to thank the m a n y
friends for sorrowing with us in
our hour of bereavement. Special
thanks to Francis Funeral Home
and Rev. Byrd of Mt. Tabor Bap-
tiSt Church.
Mr.. & Mrs. Ronald Humes, Jr.
mother and father
Dolores Bonita Humes, sister
Mr.. & Mrs. Albert Bellamy,
aunt and uncle
Mr.. & Mrs. Ronald Humes, Sr.
grandparents
And a host of relatives and
friends
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory OF our
beloved one,
MR.. DAVID KNIGHT
who departed this life July 49,
l948.
II was so sad for you to part
But your sweet memry SIhI
fingers in our heart.
Mrs. Fannie M. Knight, VIE
And Family
The Miami times., 1952-07-12

The nv. Kesak, enroute from
Denmark to South America,
struck a reef off Northwest Point,
Mayaguana on Friday, June ~,
and was wrecked. The crew was
transferred to another vessel
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory OF
my dear son,
WILLIS BURNHAM
who passed away July IL, 1851.
Gone, but not forgotten:
May he rest in peace and light
perpetual shine upon him.
Mrs. Florence Burnham,
mother
And Family
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
NEWS FROM THE
BAHAMAS

Frank Balfour, who was con-
demned and sentenced to the gall
lows for the murder of Eunice
Green, will not be hanged by the
neck because the evidence in his
case was not considered conclu-
sive. His sentence has been re-
duced to Is years.
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of our dear
mother and grand mother,
MRS. AVILDA EVANS
who departed this life July o,
1914.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Mrs. Annie Ferguson, Dght.
Harold Ferguson, son-in-law
and six grand children
The Miami times., 1952-07-12
DIR. l.. E. LOMBARD

oPToMETRlc EYE SPECIALIST
announces his new location IN
the Miami Eye Clinic
the Miami Eye Clinic Building
opposite the Telephone Company
43 NE. 2nd St. Ph. S-2467
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The Miami times., 1952-07-12
CARD OF THANKS

The family OF the late
ALBERT PINDER
wish to express appreciation to
the many friends and neighbors
who have shown kindness during
their bereavement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
TV SERVICEMEN
AND OUTSIDE
BENCHMEN

Full or part time. Excellent oppor.
tunity. Top pay; exper. 1911 Nichols
ave. Sc. LII. 4-7000.
TYPIST, once experience. Call Ma
2024. 9-5 week days. is
TYPIST, electromatic, as working
typists, on night shift. Must be
good typist, will teach you to oper-
ate Robotyper. Good salary to start.
Call Sterling 1892 for appointment.
USED CAR LOT BOY for general work
and automobile cleaning. Must be
able to polish cars and use electric
buffer; good pay to right man. APP
ply at EMBASSY MOTORS, 18th and
K SITS. NV. RE. $500. lis
USED CAR CLEANUP MEN-We
have an opening in our used-car
dept for cleanup men; good nay.
disqualification. group insurance, va
cation with pay. Contact Mr.. Wolfe.
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET. 1899
East-West hwy. SH. 5000. 10
VENETIAN BLIND SALESMAN. won
derful opportunity; $75 per week.
plus commission; exper. only; car
necessary. Call OV. $500 Monday.
WAREHOUSEMAN. white. 90 to 80;
to work in frozen food warehouse
evening shift. This is full time
job and a good opportunity for a
steady. reliable man. See MR.. NOR
RIS. Ais 10th st. s.w., after IL noon.
No phone calls. 20
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YOUNG MAN with good scholastic
packgroCnd Tor position in large
local. general insurance agency. Ex-
cellent opportunities for advance
ment' inside ONCE duties; Expert
preferable. but not lot. required haeL" Appig
YOUNG g. SIMON, $40 Woodward
YOUNG SSSS's MAN s1a,s,,.I h. s. graduate to
n f,3ni9g l. trade trade MAGAZINE oppor-
ton. Must be able to type. Call
MR.; MILLER. ME. 1922 Fri. or
YoUNG MAN to learn wholesale
flower business. Apply between II
am and 8 pm. 1915 H st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. intelligent, ambitious.
automobile business; very pleasant
working conditions and excellent
fStyTe; Box 53-v, Star. 30 =,
YOUNG G,!nNt MAN, Man, about %. to greet and
sary for records only; a very inter-
esting opening with a substantial
starting salary. Address own hand
writing. Box Ally. Star.
YOUNG MAN with knowledge of cleo
frSn If to Tan 9s P9S
YOUNG MAN. white, 1928, to learn
to operate envelope printing presses,
some knowledge of printing desir-
able but not necessary; exp. opera
work, good opportunity and advance,
ment, vacation with pay, cow. to
lions. Apply WAsHiNGToN EN-
VELOPE CO.: 1st and L SITS. ne.
sccnnd floor; before 12 noon. 10
merchandise experience: 40:hour
week, usual benefits. Call Lu. 4-54oo.
Y Oh MEN for summer or full
time work. Pleasant outside work
s sisa s sSSs earnings. Room no a.
YOUNG MAN. e5 to s5, with selling
experience or with furniture ware
house or finishing experience; we will
teach you to sell on our floor; sal
airy while learning; when you qualify
to sell IN our store you will receive
a higher salary and commission on
all sales; we believe our salesmen's
furniture statesmen in tnis city.
Come in TO talk to me personally.
My Friend John, ATLAS FURNI-
TURF. 921 G st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, evening work in drug.
store; also another for soda foun-
tain work. 9719 Ga. ave.
YOUNG MAN to assist general con-
tractor drive and type. XII. $1,000,
ia. 2-560O. 10
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate.
for immediate employment as assist
ant to office manager. in large or
ganization. No experience required
cut excel. oppor. for a man interest
ed in transportation. 5-day week.
modern office. salary S175 month to
start. Give full details in your re-
ply. Box 7-Y. Star. go
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M men,! aadn!'n,,, storm door N;
c eTanI Ri. ffs sSSaa pay to right nan
Apply to JOHN u BRooKs s Ps1 Wis.
ave: NV. Monday. 7:3O am. lis
MEN-We will select 8 men with cars
and now employed who would like
to raise their incomes to 500 and
Up per week: the men can try out
evening, and thus make sure before
leaving regular job; all replies kept
confidential. For interview write
BOX 109-Y. Star. 10
MEN t3), white; neat appearing for
outside sales work; Average earn
during training period. Good chance
transport hSacrep aoply sSsso 10 Ss am,
Room $50. 724 9th st. NV.
MAN Ian. white. :6 to 30; to work in
This is a full time Job and a good
man. See MR.. MORRIS. AIS 10th
St, s,w., after IL noon. No phone
MEN wANrED-4o to so years ears of
legible handwriting and be in good
required: past record will be investi-
gated; nightwork. pm. to 2::3n
am. 5 nights weekly; S213 per
month to start; paid sick leave. va
cations and nension plan. Apply in
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO. 36th and
M SITS. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn
car 30
YOUNG MAN (white), college pre-
ferred. interested in industrial art.
for handyman and waiter, Cape Cod
Mass ocean resort hotel Tune-
Labor Day. Refs. Box 267, College
YOUNG MAN. white. for general office
and messenger work: opportunity
for drafting; 81 an hr. Cali MA
1917 for interview. is
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HELP MEN
MEN WANTED
SALES AND SERVICE

If you are between the ages
of Is and so, have a car and
can furnish refs, and inter-
ested in earnings oppor-
tunities of 500 to 5000 per
wk., we would like a per-
Sonal interview with you.
The nature of our business
requires an interview at
your home in the presence
of your wife. In answering
give your name, address and
phone number. Let us know
when we can see you at
your home. All replies con-
fidential. Write r. E. COD
DINGTON, 4726 18th st
NV, Washington, D. C.
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SHEET METAL ESTIMATOR sales
man.. must be fully exper. in fans,
ventilation and general sheet metal
WORK; salary; car ear and commission:
tas ssnt n sSs what DS R0 ta feD' ea
sHfrr fsG9 ri SEE aRRRRoinfR net dicult
Must type some. 40 hr. wk. See
4 NJ LieTala ,N SMITH G SaT N
SHIPPING CLERK. white. wanted by
large building supply house, located
in ne. district; shipping experience
preferred but not essential. Phone
MR.. ROUDABUSH, DE. 1883. is
s HOE Il st nv wanted' reliable z Apply
SHOE sAiIlEsMEN-lmmed.ate OPEN
worlds largest shoe chain. Excel
lent. opport. for rapid promotion.
soS3 sso6N H. ave. Sill. sps.. Md, ~,
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced, sal
men; Apply JOSEPH De YoUNd,
SHOE SHOE sEAkiiEsRaxxNs. sxper;; steady po-
blvd, Arlington. OK. soo4. 80
SHOP FOREMAN--Ability to direct
exper. men and handle customer
contracts; shop doing better than
average customer labor sales; excel.
working cond.; future assured to
right man; Top compensation plan.
sPECIAL POLiCE-NIGHT WATCH
MAN-One of Washington's leading
business establishments has a per-
Eanent Job for night watchnan;
white. between ages OF As ard 80:
must be strictly sober. of good health
md physical condition.; with a rec
ord of unouestioned honesty and
dependability; police experience pre-
ferred. Write Box 5-Y, Star. CIV
ing qualifications and references.
sPOTTERs. exp. for volume plant;
good starting salary, paid vacation;
S: BURKA. $50 9TH st. Sc. 30
SPRAY PAINTER. f1rst-class man,
take complete charge. Phi. EN-. 3272
STEAM FILTERS HELPER, with
D. c. drivers permit: approved for
CT training. Apply 1109 9th st.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced only:
accuracy essential; salary OPEN. COM
pany benefits. RE. 1888, ask for
MRS. PETERSON. lis
STENO.. part time. temp; must
have excel. shorthand. ard tipping;
S1.25 hour. Elk. 6S4S. leave name.
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Warehouse Manager

warehouse manager
Age % to 40. 5h days. week; refs.
req.; salary open. Paid vacation,
Personai interviews $50 to 4;33O'
tVATCHMAKER'S HELPER, part or
ee '@si Srf'hnasfEa sGfSsl
GA 18th st. NV.
WOOL .PRESSERS, experienced. .reli-
able; high piece rate or good salary.
BOY, white. for work on soda foun-
tain; 3 or days week. hours
800 pm. to 8 pm. SCHNEIDERS.
623l Ga. ave. NV.
BOY. colored. for bakery; must be Is
years years, or over; 6-day week; No syn Sun;
fe esFRy sHo Peri iola7 coissvle sa
Silver Spring. Md. -22
MAN, exper. houseman,. chauffeur
lawn. 3 adults. Ample time of
good salary; recent refs. WI. 1881.
MAN WITH CAR to train locally for
selected given thorough training:
earnings in excess of SIS weekly
plus expense bonus. Full or part
IL e = Apply 1881 14th st. n.y0 4
MAN. white, 1885, funeral home
0ooAotdnt, SOUC1s ACdb dIlQ IClldUlc.
p Ped not apply if not sincere. "a.
MAN. experienced or not, to sell and
service fire and casualty insurance;
p. G. Co.. Md: salary basis; perma-
nent. WA: 1924 or WA. 6049.
crates for furn., household goods;
steady job and good salary. 400
MAN with sales ability and knowl-
Of H. NIu osA ipak 80 tnlr n
charge Of department. in retail lum-
Der yard. Cali MR.. OGDEN, NO
MAN. white. wanted. Must be able to
type handle colored help. and must
not be afraid of long hours, Good
Car essential Apply i245 1st St. Sc
MAN. colored. work on trash truck
Must have D. c. permit. CO. 1909
MAN middle-aged and sober. to assist
rest home; good food, nice quarters
and ideal for man without family
Box 2S6-X. Star. 20s
MAN (preferably retired) for light
duties at lobby desk and switchboard
MAN. coiored i. for for work S 4G IN modeTn
switchboard experience. sober and
reliable. Apply RESIDENT MAN.
AGER 5ln list st. NV. 10
MAN WANTED to service coin-oper-
ated monographs; radio or cleo
trical experience essential. Apply
30 g. st: NV, Monday between
10 and IL am.
MAN WANTED-Dealer nation
ally known line of insecticides and
outstanding new Sprayer: year.
round sales; products establishe1
and accepted: training given. Cal
on factories. hotels. dairies. institu-
tons in D: c. and Virginia. Write
SPRAY. INC, p. o. Box 3, Ampere
East Orange. New Jersey oil
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HELP MEN
THIS IS IT-STOP
COMPLAINING ABOUT

lily. but If you show us you are will
ing to work. that you are honest
and If you have some mechanical APP
titude. fine. We will show you how
to advance in money-making. Many
men make well over 500 the FIRST
week in our business. Sit down now
is confidential. Write Employment
Manager. 304 E, Monroe ave, Alex.
andria. or apply in person Oil
am. Mon. or Tues. 10
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Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity

Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity
A. New York Stock Exchange firm,
having one s Of the best and nd most
fees in Washington. desires several
outstanding statesmen of the highest
character and integrity. to be regis
tered representatives.
ing Field" and more people own in
vestment securities than ever be.
fore. Our firm offers an exceptional
opportunity to the right men. in
GLIDING leads, active cooperation,
bonus incentive. free life. insur.
a anSe and Gdrn group h9sDitalizatiqn
Kreeger, ROBERT G. JONES l. CO,
cafritz Bldg. DIstrict 800.
SERvICEMAN for field repair Of
major appliances: good opportunity
and excellent working conditions;
full benefits, including vacation, sick
leave, disqualification. pension, etc.
Evening appointments arranged. Call
Mr.. Shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP,
HUI. $500. go
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Man to work nights in truck service
REQUIRED. Wages S54 per week to
start. Regular advancement. SPEED
& BRIsCOE. 2201 N. 7. ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex.
good salary. Apply 1928 Conn. ave.
SERVICE STATION men t2), day or
night shift: experienced, sober men
only. DISTRICT HEIGHTS AMCCO
STATION. 7170 Marlboro pike Sc.
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MEN

Former Vacuum Cleaner Statesmen
Let US tell you about one of Ameri.
cas- largest growing opportunities
Bring your car and spend q few
minutes for a short, snappy inter
view Monday, 1890 am, 371C
New Hampshire ave. NV.
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MEN
GIVE THIS A TRY
STOP COMPLAINING
ABOUT

Not earning enough for your
family, but if you show us
you are willing to work, that
you are honest, and if you
have some mechanical apti-
tude, fine. We will show you
how to advance in money
making. Many men make
well over 500 the first week
in our business. Sit down
now and give us your quail
f1cationS. It is confidential.
Write Box 184-Y, Star.
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BOOKKEEPER

Not over 35. to generally supervise
and maintain records and accounts
of a medium-sized corporation; ia
miliar with operation OF office ma
chimes and knowledge of payroll
taxes; splendid opportunity to
grow with progressive organization
in Riverdale. Md. area. Write,
giving age. experience and minimum
salary requirements. P. o. Box lO2,
Riverdale. Md. 49,
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ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES
Full or Part Tine
BIG DAILY COMM. in advance, SELL
ing UNION LABEL political book
matches to all candidates in 1872.
PLUS glamor girls, SCENES. hill
one FREE master catalog. Hottest
line in the country MERCURY
MATCH CORP, 1867 Hall ave-,
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TV SALESMAN-S6O WEEK DRAW
TO QUALIFIED MEN. WE PAY
THE HIGHEST COMMISSIONS IN
WASHINGTON. BONA F1DE LEADS
No cANv bsSV IN S GAR NEc r.
9Th ST. NV. 10 AM. TO 5 PM
good working conditions; with
wholesaler; salary to be discussed
in interview. Apply B. S. ALLEN
Y CT n
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BOOKKEEPING machine operator,
experienced for work on MGR 5000:
5-day week; company benefits. For
appointment call Mrs. Farris. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345. 30
BOOKKEEPING CLERK to handle
accounts receivable bookkeeping;
must be able to type; opportunity
for advancement: free group tnsur-
ssnce plan. Apply CooPER-TRENT.
Bo OK 1ssP r. hf'YYP1sr. part-time.
permanent position in pleasant one
girl, downtown Office; 20 hrs; S35.
State age, experience. Box 500-Ys
BOSOM OPERATORS, experienced.
LAUNDRY. 2216 9Th st. NV. "a
CAMERA GIRL to take fash photos
N resta nn1 no experience needed.
CASHIER@Permanent position: ex-'
atr-conditioned office. Paid vaca-
Some typins. salary 500 and up
Ts5F saDs bAfo Nh Lo s5fp CO.. 6D' fNd IN
c ASH &: PIX fTsi no OPERATOR. -i With
knowledge of tipping; opportunity to
learn learn GIN M, aptomooile accounting
oyoltIl. WI. O1UU. -GU
CASHlER--In restaurant, must be ex.
perienced and references required,
excellent salary plus meals and paid
vacation. Apply in person 500 18th
st. NV. Sunday 10 am. to 5 pm.
Monday am. to am.
CASHIER, some one with restaurant
cashier exp. pref; good salary and
meals; employee benefits after 3
months employment. Apply person-
mel office. MAYFLOWER HOTEL,
Conn ave. and De Sales ST. n.w.-i0
CASHIER. 4 pm. to 1890 pm,
Mon. Thurs. 81 90 per hr. plus
meals SUBURBAN HOSPITAL,
Bethesda. OIL. 600. 10
CASHIER, experienced for drugstore.
References required. Paid holidays
and vacations: II noon to $50
pm: shift Closed Sundays and holi:
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
Conn. ave. NV. --21
CASHIER-Young girl. Apply in
person to RICKY TIES IT'S 14th st.
NV lis
CASHIERS (2), exper. pref; MGR
1000; steady position. Apply ROSS
JEWELRY CO.. ZOE 9TH st. NV. 10
CASHIER-Part time. 3 nights. 6-10,
Sunday noon to 10; nice restaurant:
salary and meals. OW. 9SSS. Is
CASHIER CHECKER for retail self.
service food market. PYLES
MARKET 1900 Good Hone rd Sc
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MAN WITH CAR

To collect accounts: must know city
and surrounding territory; good sal
airy, plus generous car expense. plus
opportunity to make commissions on
sales. Apply in person. 10 am. to
IL noon, 1911 H st. NV. RIM. 206
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HELP WOMEN Cont,

BEAUTICIANs for Novell's Hair styl-
at least S25 wk in tips. Call SA.
BEAutTiIcIANs. MARY BRUCE. wash.
S S4S1 ACTS pt S4ao Pa 5i rys. NV. or
BEAuTfc IA NV manicas Sito' excellent
pay. Ma 2213. LEE STUDIO.
BEAUTICIAN. good all-around girl;
will train in modern styling; free
sssInp al sa7 Discrimination va
REAg AZ sICI;a1 .1 man OF woman top
mission: Can earn MP to $3.50 per
wk; Wonderful opportunity for
VINCENT & VINCENT. sos 18th
BEAUTY OPERATOR, co exper..
SS s cs sihi'a after aSd Dn som RE snis!Sy
BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert. to work
at Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 1000.
Ext. COS; after 8 PM. no. 1894.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced ALL
p 5soReSH q PkENe Il A''i BEATTY NsSk;
B sAtGHH d bfif II 81 n MAN or woman.
must be experienced; excel. working
in mod. conditioned salon. Apply
Nj pe s1S I'll aDP SaS conn S eSa
BEAUTY OPERAToRs-For our var
salary sg ana commission. EMILE
BEAUTY t oP'E RAJ experienced t' all
salary and comm; 5-dav week. hrs.
90. ALFRED BEAUTY SALON.
2227 N. Pershing dr., Arl.. Va. CHI.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or part
time: MARTHA RHEA BEAUTY
SHOP 43@3 Wisconsin ave. NV.
BooKKEEfPER. experienced double
entry; fun charge: ladies ready to
H slaR.. IA nAsz 4a5i PISS National go s5ss'
BOOKKEEPER~Girl to relieve on
Remington, Rand bookkeeping ma
chine. and, do general ONCE work:
S sszS VIA HAsr ARRh a5' 81 SfF'Ssi
BooHKKKEEpER wanted, full time times 8.
hr. day. 40-hr. wk.; sick leave. vac.
BeS SoSaEs Se M kNekHlf Spen
and, sick leave privileges, Interesting
Apply RIM: 400. TOWER sLpd.:
14th and K NV. 80
BOOKKEEPER, exper. double entry.
for ladies apparel chain; 5-hour
day. 5-day week; ST so hour; pleas
ant working conditions: discount on
purchases. Apply JULIAN SAVAGE.
BooKKEEPER-CLERK. general once
experience; 35-hour week; will con-
slider part time. 500l Wisconsin
ave. NV, EN-. 4075. 30
BOOKKEEPER. high school graduate.
II YOU are an honor student, we
fascinating business. Cali Mrs.
Fitzgerald. cox g. CO.. RE. 1888.
BOOKKEEPERS ASST. 21-3O. NE.
wholesale distributor. Must be good
with figures; some tipping. Write
giving Qualifica tons. experience and
salary expected. Box 463-Y, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
HELP MEN

WAREHOuSEMAN for work in ware
age. 20-35: must be reliable; exper
pref. EDWARD BOXER FROSTED
FOODS. INC. 1880 Okis st. me-.
LA. 6-S350. ID