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Evening star., 1952-09-09
> Creative CaIibeI.

-. The best laid plans of mice and men
often 60 awry, it's said and in advertising this
is particularly true if the advertising agency
does not have high creative caliber. Creative
caliber is the ability to design, write and
produce advertising for any advertising
medium and any product or service with
such impact and persuasion as to SELL on
mass basis.
SalesmGnsEip
Salesmanship is the only excuse for existence
that an advertising agency has. But to pro-
duce advertising that sells everything in
newspapers, magazines, radio, teIevision,
printing, billboards, requires considerable
experience and ability-hish creative caliber.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15
Are Your Chickens
Wheeling. Choking!

Chickens do not die from so-caIed colds
out death results from strangulation caused
By accumulation of sticky. choking mucous
(phlegmi In the breathing passages. This
phlegm must be removed II bird is to survive.
Read the letter from Thomas Puiliam. O
Kentucky poultryman-
Il have mao birds choking. strangiing and
with their eyes closed from common colds and
have saved them all. One cockerei was nearly
dead. He lost pounds. I applied Group-Over,
and In two weeks he was full of pep and
fighting every rooster on the place"
Why don't you try Group-Oyer on your
flock? It's easily used. See for yourself how
the Group-Over treatment helps bring needed
relief For liberal supply. send soc Tor 81
for the extra large sizei to Burreil-Dugger Co.
22e-G East South St.. Indianapolis rs. Ind.
Group-Over must satisfy you perfectly or your
money refunded.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15

it S e e m ed to
him that each
child was more
de ar to him
when he rea-
lized that he
might not see
them anymore.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15
Story 6 Play Time
Dear Boys and Girls,

Dear Boys and Girls.
IFS hord for me to believe thot Christ
mos is nearly here again. but the col
endor says it is. so I'm going to wish you
the Merriest Christmas ever. and hope
thot you hove been good boys and girls
so thut you will deserve oil the nice gifts
thut you ore sure TO get. Now for the rest
of our story about Som,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15


lized that he
might not see 9/ 6
them anymore.
Tony was sad, too. He loved Sam
dearly, and no wonder, for they
had been partners for many years,
but there seemed to be no solution
to the problem. No amount of
pleading on Tony's part had changed
the minds of the owners of the
dairy.
One morning, when Tony ar
rived at the barn where Sam
stayed, it was showing and blow
ing, and the snow had already be-
gun TO pile up in drifts. This was
not unusual, for quite often it had
showed for a short time. But this
time there was no let up. All the
time Tony and Sam were working
that morning, it continued to snow,
and the wind blew harder and
harder.
The blizzard continued to rage
all that night and the next day, and
before night came on the second
| day, nothing was stirring in the
| little town, for the drifts were 10
feet high, and even if people could
| get their cars to run in the bitter
cold, they couldn't get through the
drifts.
It was then that Tony saw his
| chance. He knew that it would be
difficult for Sam to get through the
deep drifts, but somehow he knew
that if they could deliver the milk,
the dairymen would realize how
important Sam was.
He explained the situation to
Sam as he harnessed him. SIT will
be tough, SAM" he explained anx-
iously, but I'm sure we can do it..
Aren't you?"
And Sam nickered soft answer.
1t was day neither Sam or
Tony ever forgot. Just getting to
the dairy was bad enough. And
there, their plan was almost fin
ished before it started, for there
was very little milk to be delivered,
because the farmers hadn't been
able tc get the milk to town. But
Tony loaded what there was of milk
and butter, and off they went. Sam
bucked drifts that came clear to
his chest. But Tony helped him as
much as he could, by leading him
around the worst places. When
Tony got too cold, he climbed into
the cart and warmed himself at the
little kerosene heater which he had
put i'll for just that purpose. And
eventually. they got through and
made their deliveries.
And it was as Tony had thought
The dairy owners couldn't fail to
see that Sam had been able to dc
what no modern truck could have
done. They were loud in Their
praises for both Sam and Tony. Anc
while, to this day, no other blizzard
has ever hit the little town, there
has been no more talk of replacing
Sam with a modern truck.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15
THE MILKMAN'S HORSE

THE DAYS went by too fast after
Tony told Sam that he might soon
lose his job. Each day, Sam felt
would be his last on the route. And
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15
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MONTANA FARMER STOCKMAN STATION
and *nerrnountain
The Miami times., 1952-02-23
DR.. Styles Heads
Red Cross Drive

ternity, Sigma Alpha chapter and
active in st. Agnes Episcopal
church. He is married and has z
children.
"This is the first time have
done anything like this" Styles
said. "But ] owe great deal to
my community. 1t has been good
to me. My people owe very real
debt to Red Cross because of the
wonderful work it does for people
of all races. I'm confident our
community leaders will respond,
when asked to serve with me and
we will do our share to make
the Red Cross drive in Dade
County a most successful on."
DR.. Styles has already begun
naming his captains in business
and residential areas and expects
to have his organization COM
plete within the week.
The Miami times., 1952-02-23
Pvt. Taylor on Leave

FORT MEADE, Md. - Pvt.
James c. Taylor, son of Mrs.
Jamie Taylor, 1904 NV 5th CT,
Miami is on leave after complet-
ing basic training at the Medical
Replacement Training Center
here last Saturday.
He will take the medical tech
nician's course at the Medical
Field Service School, Ft. Sam
Houston, Tex.
The Miami times., 1952-02-23
UNCF TO MEET
AT BETHUNE

NEW YORK - (ANP) - The
National Council of United Negro
College Fund, Inc, alumni, rep
resenting nearly $4,000 graduates
md former students of the 32
member colleges of the college
fund. will meet for its sixth an
1ual conference at Daytona Beach
Feb. 1928, Randall l. Tyrus, ma
tional field director of UNCF, an
nounced this week
The Miami times., 1952-02-23
Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wright
of 1850 NV 5th place
announce the marriage
of their daughter
Pts. Verdell V. Wright
to
Cpl. Willie Jay Carter
February 8, 1852
in Tacoma, Washington
The Miami times., 1952-02-23

Eugene Surrency, 2158 NV 5th
-. stabbed his wife and another
man on Sunday night and sur
rendered to police on Tuesday.
There are too many murders --
it's UP to our judges to stop them.
The death penalty should be
given those convicted.
The Miami times., 1952-02-23

Bill Hendrix, grand dragon of
xxx, has been found guilty of
sending defamatory material
through the mails to Governor
Fuller Warren, Atty Kenneth Bal
linger and Columnist Drew Pear
son. On Wednesday, Federal
Judge Dozier A. Devane fined
Hendrix $500 and gave him a
three-year suspended sentence.
Hendrix is a candidate for
governor of Florida.
The Miami times., 1952-02-23

Deadline for the Civil Defense
Essay Contest for all Florida
high school students that opened
January Is will close on March
Is. Florida Power and Light Co.,
Florida Power Corporation, Tam
pa Electric Co., and the Peninsu-
lar Telephone Co. have made the
contribution for prizes.
The Miami times., 1952-02-23
Death

Miss Rosa Potter, formerly of
321 NV 10th terr., died February
l6 at the home of Mrs: Elease
Wesley, 1928 NV list st. Funeral
was held February 20 with Fran
els Funeral home in charge.
The Miami times., 1952-02-23
NOTICE

Private party will lend money
on mortgages, also construction
and remodelling.
Will arrange financing. No
Brokers.
Phone before IL am.
3-9768
The Miami times., 1952-02-23

CPL. ARTHUR FLORENCE -
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
Beasley, of 357 NV 9th ST., who
is now serving with the u. S.
Army in Korea. Cpl. Florence has
some what of distinction of hav-
ing put in more than 100 days on
the front firing lines in the Ko..
rean conflict. He sends a big he'll
10 to all of his relatives and
The Miami times., 1952-02-23
JUST BROWSIN'

Ferguson. These men are mem
hers of the President $1,000 col
lection club.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELP WoAEN
FOUNTAIN CTRT,. colored =

FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, must have
ErY+xR ary, r., j. ~, s23a; Mon,
HEIaHTss snf fHARMscY ASaaseS 76s4 6RslsTaafE naTi!
rbo,p bore pike. Hillside ALA; -22
neat and exper. Apply in lerson,
TRIANGLE PHARMACY, 10th and
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white; Is @1 Yrs,
Apply In person II to 4:3O: POTO-
MAC DRUG STORE, 1854 Wis. ave
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. exper!: 1a
and holidays. @ days 'i National FIONA 'J.lRSsS pRUG
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colored. exper. ;
furn. 563e Conn. NV. Wo. $500,
FOUNTAIN AND SANDWICH GIRL,
experienced. Apply CONGRESSION-
Al DRUGSTORE. 113 Independence
GENSiERS:AaL CLERICAL, Arl. auto 9l Of
nee; accuarte typist, learn switch
board. MISS TEssLER. ia. 2-70o0.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK; perm. DO
sition; to 8 hrs. each day; 5-day
wk;; hrs, can be arranged bet. o
ana o:30. Apply in person, T. H
,,nS St ne: near n; Capitol; -22
GENERAL OFFICE WORkER-Young
school graduate, must be adept at
figureS; tipping not essential. but
preferred; paid holidays. benefit
plan, vacation, pension and group
lie insurance; weekly starting sal
ary, So. Phone NO. 697l, ask for
MR.. READE for appt. I'D
IGROCERY CLERK, experienced in
taking phone orders; good wages
and hours, vacation with pay plus
company benefits. Ask for Mr. Kaitti,
between . and ). LARIMER'S MAR
kET, 1877 Conn. ave. -22
HOSTESS for active lounge cafe:
must have food and liquor experience
and be young and attractive Call
MR.. JAY. DI. SS22. go
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELp WoNEN

CLERK-TYPIsT, under 35. witt
lished fire and casualty insurance
branch ONCE. Work is interesting
wk. Apply NoRTHwEsTERN. 81.
woodward Bldg. -23
CLERK k-TYPiST, intelligent. for inter-
esting work in air-cond. office; 5-day
week. other ADVANTAGES; $40 to start.
MAX ALPERSTEINS DEPARTMENT
STORES, 1920 7th st. NV. --22
CLERK -TYPIST to be trained as
secretary. young and intelligent for
permanent position; good pay and
WORKING conditions; health and vel
Green. DI. 1124. 80
permanent. age 1885; starting sal
ary $500 mo. Apply at 1880 Bla-
denSburg rd. ne 30
CLERk-TYPIST, construction office:
previous experience desirable, not
essential. Ma. S429. go
CLERK-TYPIST, white, 1928, Chris
tian; 5-day wk.; unusual working
conditions and salary. Box 329-R,
CIERK-TYPIsT, s-day week, excel
lent opportunity in Government
sales dept; $3.50 to start for woman
experienced with statistical tipping
and contract work: knowledge of
shorthand helpful Please call Mr..
Doering. Ii 1-9500 or apply STAN
FORD PAPER CO., 3001 V st. p.e.
general office work,
good starting salary, chance for
advancement. Apply in person.
BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY. $40 7th
ri RKTvpuSr ~yrpu SrrNC.
sitionS open; good opportunity for
advancement. Applicant must apply
in person. REMINGTON RAND.
1918 l. ST. NV. go
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELP WoMEN

CIGAR CLERK-Ail night work in
drugstore: must be experienced and
have local refs; good pay plus COM
mission: no phone calls. Apply at
BRENTWOOD DRUG. 1901 Rhode
Island ave. ne. -25
CLERICAL. general for service de-
partment; 40-hour. 5-day week. good
company benefits and excellent
working conditions. Apply personnel
ONCE. Mr.. MacWilliams, SEARS,
ROEBUCK d CO., $500 v st. ne.
rear Bladensburg rd. Hot Shoppe
ASSISTANTS. two, with
knowledge of comptometer desirable
but not nee, to work in auditing
dept Pleasant working conds., s.
day, 40-hr. wk.; many company
benefits. Immed. discount on pur-
chases. Apply Personnel ONCE,
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO, 1900 Wis.
ave.
CLERICAL WORKER. white: good at
IigureS, 5-day week. permanent
position: vacat, etc. Apply CAP
lIoL NEWS CO., 1l21 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
12th and Pa. Ave. NV.

desk of downtown hotel. typing, re-
auired alternating shifts. Apply in
person TO assistant manager.
HOTEL RALEIGH
18th and Pa. Ave NV. -o1
S9Rs5 srssqsts naqsnt or nsfn for
live in; $75 week. Box SOS. Star.
OFFICE ASSISTANT for Wholesale
food warehouse; must be capable of
assuming some. responsibility some
typlng required; o-day week. Ii.
OFFICE ASSISTANT in 1-girl insur-
ance agency; downtown; nice work
oFF1S If efndsiSRS BOX for alST Star
sary; some bookkeeping exper. help
full; 5-day wk. Prefer girl living in
or near Hyattsville. see MIR.
MYERS 1906 r. I. ave-. Hyatts.. Md.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, part time; law
firm. good typist,. occasional stenog
and Eye SITS. NV. Write Box 33l r.
oFFiCE CLERK. permanent. a pleas
ant work. good salary, 5-day work
week; must be proficient in office
counting helpful. Phone DI. 91O0,
Mr.. Jones. SHAW WALKER CO.
OFFICE CLERK, IS to 35. capable
OF handling light MESSENGER duty,
addressing and stuffing envelopes,
keeping simple records. permanent.
chance for advancement, pleasant
ottlce; hours. Sis am to 4:45 pm,
Mon: Through Fri. See Mrs. Dunn,
LEV LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL,
OFFICE CLERK with knowledge of
typlng and answering telephone.
excellent opportunity. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. sc. 30
Evening star., 1952-04-20
SALESWOMEN

The SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO. can offer you a
pleasant, interesting position
with good starting salary and
liberal commission Our work
ing policies consist of 40
hour week, paid vacation, hos
pitalization. discount privileges
and free retirement plan. Ap-
ply in person. Mr.. Hansen.
RH1 Sth St n u. on
Evening star., 1952-04-20

HELP WOMEN
TERK-TYPTST

For real estate of1ce; 5-day wk.. air
conditioned office. pleasant working
cond. HARRY JUSTINE. Sl1 18th
St NV Ma. 2S44. --22
Evening star., 1952-04-20
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC
1888 21St St. NV.

IL
CANDY STAND ATTENDANT, Apply
IN person, AMBASSADOR THEATER,
18TH and Columbia ro. NV. 20
CASHIER. retail store; experienced
on MGR; references; excellent SAL
ary; permanent position; pleasant
Eorking cond. SURPLUS SALES
CO.. 425 10th St NV.
CASHIER, Experienced. Needed BY
national small loan corporation,
Attractive starting salary. Free
life insurance and disqualification.
vacation with pay. Pleasant sur
[olnolngS. Gail Mr.. Brown, ST, 5Stmy
lLiNCOLN LOAN SERVICE. INC,
'Slo Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md
CASHIER, with restaurant expert
encs; Apply in person. CRYSTAL,
CITY RESTAURANT, I647 Conn.
ave. 81
CASHIER-Retail store. some knowl-
edge, Of record keeping essential:
excel salary. DAILEY'S, 100 tn
CASHIER. clerical experience; mili-
nsry and HANDBAGS; steady position.
ANlCKERBOCKER FASHIONS, I22S
i st. NV 81
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIONIST. with switchboard
Wk:; good salary. EMILE. iSSi
REcEPiTaioNIsr. white, age 10 to ga.
for oral surgeons Office. knowledge
of typlng. State experience if any,
salary expected ana phone no. Box
REcESrioslsr-white. a1ES: S'sij experienced
ant disposition, nice personality.
State height, weight. age. marital
status, Availability. and starting
pT Salary : r., eSpeeted; < Box 26S-R. Star.
REGISTERED NURSE for doctors Of
$50 to 8 pm. Mon, Wed, Thurs,
Fri; = am. till = Saturday. Cali
RESIDENT MANAGER for downtown
apt. building, must have good rec
and knowledge Of switchboard; mar
rled woman preferred. Box 1925,
SALES CLERKS. chain dry cIesaers; o
starting salary S40.50 per week,
PAID holidays and vacation. Pleas
Can Mr. ARIAN Esfs FIR FIR. GT9 fT5a. nome rs.
SALES CLERKS
Thoroughly ,exper. in ready-to-wear.
Perm. position, excel. opportunity,
good salary. Apply Mr.. Brown,
M10oRRToNs. 427 eth st. NV, DI,
-0zOO. --22
SALES CLERKS
Cosmetic and candy departments,
experience not necessary. Discount
privileges. and other employe bene-
nts; Apply Manager, PEOPLES
DRUG STORE. 1895 Georgia ave,
Wheaton. Md.
SALES, GIRLS-Do you want to work
IN pleasant. interesting surround
Commodore Hotel
Evening star., 1952-04-20
HELP WokAGN

sECRETARY-TYPIST. young. EN-.
eeient, 4o-hr. week, pleasant once.
S6O per week. Box 2N3-R, Star,
SEW our redicut handy-hanky aprons
at home: easy, profitable. A. 4 B.
ENTERPRISES, 345l Harrison St..
Chicago "a. Ill. 80
SHIRT GIRL. experienced: T5c an
hr. plus piecework; vacation with
pay and Christmas bonus; steady DO
sitlon. Apply IDEAL LAUNDRY.
5506 Marlboro pike. Hillside, Md
SILK FINISHERS Ca
Experienced. Steady ali-year-round
working. conditions: highest nav
Appiy Mr.; kluger ARISTO CLEAN.
ERS- l"26 So. Capital st.
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. colorcd-
exper., ref. required. for eve. shift
Apply WARDMAN PARK DRtICi'
STORE. 9d60 Woodley rd, NV ~
SODA GIRL, eolored, for downtown
drug store; no ewes. or Sun. IVORY:
good hours, good pay. Apply BAB.
BITS DRUG STORE, ll06 F st.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

CoIlese deefee, capable OF Worklng
on; own Initiative. Salary opea.
Hot Shoppe luncheon meals. paid
vacations. sick leave. group insur-
ance and empioye purchase dis
APPLY HOT sHopPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1871 6 st, NV 80
sTENOGRAPHER-CLERK, for estab-
hours hours reg a-5 es'asa salsTn Oce opea nlaaS %eeT.
WALsHE, w SHE INC, Ills Eye st. NV.
sTfNoGRAPHER. permanen, 20 Tosi-
tion; good with figures. ANCHOR
FENGE fdn r GO; Mr.. Smith or Mr.. Jsk-
STENOGRAPHER for Catholic
institution; typing and Shorthand
nee: color no barrier. Call RE. 355},
EXT. 2al' for further information.
sTENoGRAPHER, preferably With
! some bookkeeping experience to do
shorthand, typing and small amount
OF booEkeepins in office OF research
ana oeYelopment company; located
IN the HyattsVille- Bladensburg area.
Salary commensurate with training
and experience. Box 1U1-V Star.
tsTENoGRAPHER-For real estate
once; 9 5-day week. air-condiloned
sTENoGRAPHERs e. Il NV No experienc.
NECESSARY; 2-dsy, 40-hour week.
pleasant working conditions. in new.
FOX FILM CORP. 4I5 3rd st. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER. part time. to s
pm; o-day. wk.; beginning May &.
perm. position with established law
salary f ttn expecsed sRq Box ss s,bR pI S,st ge
sTENOGRAPHER; experience pre-
IeEtea oS;fio6 put In. not necessary permanent
Epsia poiSi'l1n ho,ISn WITH old sSta5lshed S whole;
ssuPPLY SUPP CO.. sO5l 18th st. Silver
sTENoGRAPHER, small law offce,
o.daS week, vacation, holidays. Be-
slh s*'ooo.' mrs. 30. Call Dl. 9l40.
STENOGRAPHER for permanent DO
sltlon: Interesting. work and eX-
Getient opportunity for advancement.
4IRA 4IRA TRANspoiksff' eiksf' Assoc Ssso l0caI10r5 ifS5
sTESoGiiRaaiPHHiER. Sii aaiPHHi new nationa, trad.
association; opportunity for future:
SIdaS &c S,dv wk. Apply so5 Dupont Cir
sTENoGRAPHER, part time, pefma- m
nent; general office work: pieasant
SURROUNDINGS; under 40 1" to s
MHonday through Friday. Can NA.
working knowledge of Shorthand
accepi able; 5-day week, excellent
Worklng conditions; modern, air.
conditioned building. For inter.
view call Me u1G6. 80
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST in
one-man law office. Experience not
necessary: Box HIT, Star. III
good oppor. for girl
with initiative: salary comm erisurate
with ability. See MR., DAVIS. 6IO
st. ne. -co
c,.rrrArc.C.r, -------------.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

CLERK -TYPIST. knowledge of book
keeping. days, permanent down.
town. See Mr.. Myers at 622 G st.
NV. ~
white: Is to 81;
for long established real estate Of
ice Ma 20s9. 49,. 30
counting department of national
research organization; permanent
position offering 3fl2- hour. 5-da
week. "a days annual leave and
l5 days sick leave per year: many
liberal subsidized employe benefits
For interview, call EX. 500, Ext
:3a. -22
CLERK TYPIST. white, for larg.
magazine distributor: 5-day wk.
vacation, etc. Apply 1121 5th St
NV. -22
CLERK with knowledge ot
Bookkeeping: excellent opportunity
good salary and discount on pur.
chase Apply Miss Curtis, L. FRANK
CO., 1900 F st. NV. -26
Evening star., 1952-04-20

IL
CLERK for general once work retail
experience preferred but not neces-
seap eAProE SIsPSa Puh sRoP Redgansn' sos
CLERKHFior drug and cosmetic
counters. Experienced preferred. Ex-
cellent salary and pleasant working
conditions. EMPIRE PHARMACY,
;3S Conn. ave. NV. 81
CLERK, white, for dry cleaning. store;
exper; preferred; perm. job for re-
sponsible person. All 18th st. ne.
CLERK. mailing room; some typing
aa9i!lsy; a9aS Evs s-day q week Apply End fir.
CLERK, office, lady. during school
hours. must know some bookkeeping
and be able to type Cali Mon, or
GaeS; 9iaeTs,a morning .na n Room . 64oO
store. Good paying job with room
Tor advancement for qualified per-
S9la son. Apply 81 am. or phone
RBBoN RFs Sans9s nRuNpR% 59r ,ss9 s9p co1mS5 BbHE
CLERK. for Or senera aGep al once work,
pleasant cond. good starting salary
for interesting work. See Mr. An
thony, 2nd f., PHILLIPS, 937 F
st. NV. 10
CLERK with drugstore exper. in drug
or cigar depts,; good salary: COM
mission and meals. No Sun. work.
Executive Pharmacy. 909 Pa. ave.
NV. 20
CLERK for general ofice work in re-
tail lnstallment store. pleasant work
Ing conditions. good opportunity for
the right girl; starting salary $+5
wk. Phone Ii. 3-7110 or AP. 6532
for appt 30
CLERKS--fWhite). Permanent posi-
tions. Starting at S2,40O. Rapid
advancement. Excellent surround
ings. 5-,day. wk. Liberal, vaca-
ton and sick leave. Under 40
Personal interviews between am
and 4 pm Personnel office. MA
TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
3rd and r sts. ne. Do not tele-
phone --22
CLERKS, white, 2o-45. for laundry
and dry cleaning store. Steady
good paying Jobs for those qualified.
Apnly IN person sill am. BLUE
RIBBON LAUNDRY. 1887 Columbia
rQ. NV 40
Evening star., 1952-04-20
CASHIERS
CASHIER-TYPIST

CAOa4GR- l F4O l
Permanept position with Ions
edge of tipping essential. 5i2-day
week. paid vacation. disqualification
and other employe benefits. Excel
lent starting salary and unusual op-
portunity for advancement for the
right. young. lady. Apply, in person
Monday. and Tuesday AL CRAFT,
3303 Rhode Island ave. ne.
CASHIER-CLERK. exper. in tobaccos:
refs. required; closed Sundays and
holidays. NATIONAL DRUG co,
CAsHIER-C CLERK, at cigar counter
$40 wk Upton d MYERS, 400
CAsHTER-HosTEsS for exclusive res
taurant; good salary. delicious meals;
an opportunity for advancement in
a pleasant place to work. WEAR
1EY'S. SIG N. CAPITOL st.
CASHIER-HOSTESS
EXPERIENCED PREFERRED
Permanent position: salary commen-
surate with experience and ability;
meals furnished: paid sick leave and
vacation; group insurance; purchase
Ti.S APPLY HOT sHoPpEs. INC.
Room goo. l34l G ST. NV. -22
CAsHIER-TYPIsT. experienced. salary
R I. ave, Mt. Rainier, Md, go
CHARWOMEN, white; good physical
cond.; work hrs. per night. Apply
4:30 pm, to Forewoman, THE
SOUTHERN BLDG, 18th and H SITS.
NV go
Evening star., 1952-04-20
CLERICALS

To operate Addressosraph
equipment. and handle direct
mail files. Average typing
ability necessary. Addresso-
graph experience not essential.
5-dav, 40-hour week. Liberal
discounts on purchases. Apply
MR.. ELLISON,
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
N. Highland and Fairfax Dr.,
inston. Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

N1Al' oooI ia. ave, silver Spring,
stALEsaAD1; td.Esa1 g egxperi in ladies ready
wonderful chance for advancement.
daily. HoLLYWooD CLoTHfNG Il Il.
co; 7O3 7th st. NV. 20
sALESLADY: ESL for new womens ready
com. BARRON'S. 425I Wilson blvd,
Arilngton. opposite Hechts.
SALESLADY. experienced in dresses:
1op salary and commissions. Apply
TALL APPAREL. INC. 7'3S 12th st.
sALEsLADY. exper.. better ready-to-
sALEsLADY for retail gift' shop.
AarIriactIlye. AURA y salary plus commission
ApplY Sl5 Pa. ave. NV.
SALEsLADY, in boys clothing and
furnishings dept: exper. necessary;
good starting salary and comm. !;
vacation with pay. Apply in per,
son. 1DA's DEPT. STORE, bGO1
sAIEsLabiHEss; s[1 SHs; AND and cashiers, mntt m3o b.
exper., excellent opportunity. permae
nent position, 5I2-day week. Apply
CROSBY SHOE STORE. Ala 7th St.
sALEsLADIEs. ready-to-wear mSG and se.
stoTe Exoertpce 1oP tine ladies' speciaty
manent position with opportunitv
Ior advancement. Apply THE ESSiE
O'DONNELL CO.. 34O7 Conn. ave.
SALEsLADIEs. part time 5.a0 - q
and Saturdays, for fine ladies'
specially store. Apply THE ESSIE
oDONNELL CO.. 3407 Conn. ave.
sALEsLADHs-Part time, exper in
ladies' apparel Approx. 10 tn TX
hrs. a Tk.; salary s per hour, plus
ineral comm. THE PRINCESS
SHOP, HOS F st. NV.
SALESLADIES. experienced, for ladies'
ready-to-wear: excellent salary, per
manent position and pleasant sur
roundines; full or part time. Apply
FRANCINES. 736 7th st. NV. 30
SALESLADIES, exper. ladies' ready
to-Wear: earn $50 per wk. sal. plus
YEAGER'S $500 Coiesville ~
Silver Spring. "a