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The Arizona post., 1952-04-18
Between You and Me
By BORIS SMOLAR

JEWS IN THE u S.: Jewish History Week starts Sunday
In this connection whether Columbus
under discussion Salvador de Madarlaga claims
of SpanisheWish origin and pro-
duces great of of
Columbus expedition Did you notice on your doar
of the United States are placed In
the form of MOgen DOvd? And do know that Thomas
the design the seal OF the United
the Red and Pharaoh
perising they attempted to follow! An
other little the early Jew
employed John Jacob AO the ancestor
millionaire family OF today to beat 1urS az one oo u
the that Judah Iouo
Un1verSal Churcn
which its congregation mad Deen orceo 10
returned to the congregation
also OF the TACT tha the 1
meeting American Red Cross was held at the nome
nhus Solomon Washington Many know that the JEWISH
interested In promoting edu
among population but few know that ne actua
a many Negroes And few
American Jews Jewish unit existed in the Kevou
tonary Army at than 5000 Jews lived In
the United States.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-18
Grant AS Thanks

NEW YORK (JTA)-A Jewish
refugee made a token payment to
the country of his adoption In
appreciation of the unlimited
opportunity afforded me in this
great country"
Leon Jolson, 80, former resi-
dent of the Warsaw Ghetto, who
escaped from a Nazi concentra-
ton camp, came here penniless In
1899. With $4,000 borrowed from
the United Service for New
Americans, he started an agency
for distribution of Necchi sew
ing machines here and in Can
ada.
This week he made $4,000
grant to Teachers College, Co.
lumbia University, to pay for the
graduate education of two refu-
gees who came to this country
since 1899.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-18
Here N There
Bv ELISE ROSENBLUM

Hi Phoenix's irresistible at
traction called eight of our local
inhabitants the weekend before
last. Letters and future dates are
still flying. Convention is Won
derful thing.
A surprise for Debby Silverman,
Bernice Singers cousin, was the
reason for the birthday party
given at the Singer home. Among
the guests who listened to records
and ate fabulous food concoctions
were Sgd Kenigson, Bernice Sin
ger, Sally Malinsky, Joan Tobias,
Mary Ellen Lieberman, Rita Wal
tuch.
Cause nothing else was doing,
Cynthia Riven, Diane Rosenblatt,
Steve Silverstein, Alan Schultz
and others stopped in at Judy
Gawsners' one Saturday night.
Turned out to be more fun.
Surprise again! This time to
Zita Elpern. Dancing, laughing,
and singing Happy Birthday"
around a sponge cake were Marcia
Glickman, Rita Goldstein, Her
mine Fishman, Eddie Allen, very
small portion of CALIFORNIA; male
population and others.
Glad to see Leonard Zunin back
at school after his strange acci-
dent.
Sabine Canyons rushing water
afforded an endless source OF
amusement and entertainment for
Tucson 457 AZA and their dates
when they picnicked there last
Sunday afternoon. Eleanor Kalb'S
wonderful Sweet Sixteen party
the night before apparently
brought out the devil in everyone,
because two shoes, two boys and
one shirt went the way of the cur
rent. Among the picnickers were
Judy Cohen and Jack Davis, Har-
riet Lee and Dave Brickman, Ell
eanor and Harry Nader.
Looks like the Easter bunny
brought us Kenny Schachter home
for spring vacation :. Bye.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-18
LETTERS
To THE editor
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Please accept our grateful ap-
probation and thanks for your
generosity in making it possible
for us to have Passover Seders
for the Armed Forces at Fort
Huachuca, Mariana and Davis
Monthan Field.
am sure l am expressing the
wishes of all the soldiers present
at these seders in thanking you
for your kindness.
Sincerely yours,
(Mrs.) Charles Jacobson,
Chairman, JWB Women's
Committee, Armed Forces.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-18
Community Calendar

April
2O-NFTY, Temple Aud, pm.
2O-BBG, Stars of Rebecca, Center.
20-Spring Frolic, Temple Audi, pm
2O-SVIVO, X. of p. Hall, pm.
21-CJA WOmen's Div, Center, l pm
21-YPHA, Center, pm:
21-Workmen's Circle, Anshe1 israel
22-Pioneer Women reception, Anshei
Israel, pm.
22-Lecture, Center, pm.
23-Sheva Pioneer Women, AnShe1 Is
24-Bnai Birth, HilleI House, 8 pm.
24-"After Forty" group, Center, pm.
26-BBW Patio Supper, 221O E. SEN
eca, from pm. =
26-JWV and Auxiliary, Clubhouse, .
2S-Rond Dinner. Ell Dorado, $50 pm.
28-BBW, Hillel House, 8 pm.
29-Hadassah, Anshei Israel, l pm.
3O-BBW Tea, 2015 E. 10th, 1880 pm.
The Arizona post., 1952-04-18

The Arizona Post, 144 E. Pennington
Tucson, Arizona. Telephone 3-942S. The
becca Staman RutZ. Entered as second
class matter under the act of March
3, 1879. subscriptions automatically re-
newed unless notified in writing prior
to date of expiration. Subscription Rate !:
So per year, $575 for years, payable
in advance.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

(Some days, they're lucky to
get a 70-bushel haul.)
Waiting at the dock was
the man who discovered this
gold mine meath the sea.
Formerly in the Long Island
claiming business, Mr.. Kleb
realized the grounds there
eventually would be "fished"
out. Three years ago, he
hired a boat and made a sur
vey along the coast. Clam
beds between Atlantic City
and Ocean City, Md, were
ripe for plucking.
In September, l949, he set
up a plant for a large canning
company on the grounds Of
an airport between Cape May
and wildwood. He Is general
manager Of the plant.
Mr.. Kleb supervised opera
tions as the clans were lifted
from the Ranger. Waiting
trucks took .them to the can
merry. Surf clans are used for
chowders and various chopped
and minced clam dishes.
Most of the canned goods are
shipped to the West Coast.
Lifeline of the cannery, of
course, is the boats. Thirty
are now bringing in 100000
bushels a year.
The entire clam Is utilized
even the shells, which are
planted in oyster beds. What
doesn't go into the can be-
comes fertilizer and food for
certain farm animals.
Surf claiming is limited
by weather conditions to
about 100 days a year. Clans
sell for $3.50 a bushel. A
good week might net a three
man crew close to $500 each.
Claiming has its advan-
tages over fishing. AS Capt.
SamuelSon points out: When
you spot a shoal loaded with
CLANS. you know they'll stay
there. They can't swim
aWaY."
Evening star., 1952-07-27

range, the Martha Ruth was
lighted brightly, her crew
busily claiming. How va
doin'?" Capt. Samuelson
called. About 200 bushels
since this morning" Yearicks
answered.
This sounded good to the
Ranger captain. He anchored
nearby. about 13 miles of
Ocean City. We'll clam at
daybreak," he said.
At 4:45 am, the coffee pot
was on the galley stove.
Forty-flve minutes later, Capt.
Samuelson and his two deck
hands put the dredge over the
side in go feet of water. The
dredge has a blade which
scrapeS the clans of the bot
tom and into an attached net.
A 250-foot-long hose Is
fastened to the top of the
dredge. Waterpumped through
the hose loosens the clans.
Otherwise, the blade would
smash them. A wire cable
raises and lowers the dredge.
A heavy rope tows 1t.
Here's the way Capt. Sam
uelson operates: First, he
scans his charts for shoals
home of the surf clam. They
cling to the side of the shoal.
He spots the gradual sloping
by use of a depth recorder in
the wheelhouse. Marker buoys
are placed at both ends Of
the shoal. This particular day
it was a quarter Of a mile
between buoys. The dredge
was dragged slowly over the
shoal, averaging about three
haulS an hour.
Claiming is back-breaking
work. I was exhausted after
shoveling a few bushels, each
weighing 80 pounds.
The Ranger slowed her
clamming rig at $50 pm. and
started the 35-mile voyage
home. In IL hours, 331 BUSH
els had been brought aboard.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25

SAY you SAW IT ADVERTISED
IN THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25
Jews In Sports
Israel Shy OF
Cash for Trip
To Olympics
By Bill Wolf
Copyright, 1852, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)


ISRAEL is FACED with diff
cult financial problem in getting
its team to the Olympics in Hell
sinki this summer.
AS is generally known, the coun-
try is short of "hard" currency.
There isn't enough that can be al
lotted to pay the teams expenses.
Money raised in Israel can be used
to take care of the team during
the pre-Olympic training period.
But when it comes to getting out
of the country on the trip to Fin
land, it's another story.
Current plans are for the outside
expenses to be taken care of by
the U. S. Committee for Sports in
Israel. The Committee, which is
raising money for this purpose, in
tends to pay travelling and living
expenses in Helsinki for athletes
recommended by Israeli coach Irv
Mondschein.
Meanwhile, leading Jewish sport
men in this country are among
those helping to raise funds for the
United States team. One of the
men most instrumental is Col.
Harry Henschel, vice-chairman of
the A. A. us Olympic Committee.
Abe Saperstein, successful basket
ball promoter, has also offered to
pitch in. He proposed flying the
Harlem Globe Trotters to Europe
for benefit performances.
PORTRAIT OF A baseball play
er's mother: There have been mil
lion stories of mothers who don't
want their kids to become ball
players. In Brooklyn, there's new
twist to the situation. This is the
story of a mother who urged her
son to be ballplayer and helped
him along.
The mother is Mrs. Rogovin, the
son Saul Rogovin of the Chicago
White Sox "I always wanted Saul
to be a baseball player" she con-
fided. "When he was a little boy
l always hoped that some day he
would be a successful pitcher"
The patience and assistance she
showed in helping Saul to develop
good sportsmanship show unlimited
devotion to her sons baseball as
pirations. "When he was boy and
came home from playing looking
sad," she said, "I would be able
to tell that he must have been the
losing pitcher. used to say, Saul,
don't be so discouraged. You can't
win all of the time. Don't forget
that the other pitcher wants to win,
too, just as much as you do, and
he has to have his chance. In fact,
/ still tell him that even now when
he loses a game"
You would think that Mrs. Rogo-
vim couldn't be kept away from
game in which her son was hurting,
but that's not the case. AS she ex-
plains it, 81 don't like to go because
| couldn't bear to see Saul taken
out of the game if he were losing,
as l know it would hurt him. can't
bear to see any other pitchers TAX
en- out either, because l know that
they must feel bad too"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25

say YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
ruE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25
Our Film Folk
money; two for the show; three
to get ready, and four to go!"

money; two for the show; three
to get ready, and four to go!"
AS all America now well knows,
Groucho Marx is as rapid with the
comeback over the radio and tele-
vision as he is on the stage and
screen. His sense of timing is ter
rifle and is surpassed only by his
sense of nonsense. Groucho has a
way of entering a room with a
blithe impertinence and leaving. 1t
with a light-hearted insult. i've
had a wonderful evening"" ne re-
marked to famed Hollywood
hostess the other night, "but this
wasn't it."
Another hostess, unaware OF
Groucho's talent for deflation, ex-
claimed, ooh, Mr.. Marx, | just
love nature!" "That's loyalty" said
Groucho, "after what nature did
to YOU
But perhaps his most devastating
retort was to an officious celebrity
chaser who approached him at a
party. "You remember me ,of
course, Mr.. Marx. We met at Ro-
manoffs, remember?"
81 never forget a face" replied
Groucho. "But in your case III
make an exception"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25
Obituaries

Mrs. Mollie Mills, grandmother
of Mrs. Bernard Bernstein of 1881
E. Vermont, died March %. The
Bernsteins are recent arrivals in
Phoenix.
Sarah Rubens Cohn, 90, grand
mother of Mrs. Sidney Wolfe of
1914 w. Osborn, died March 81 in
Chicago. Services and burial were
held there.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25

ried four times:
Her first hus-
band was a mil
lion a ire. Her
second was a ia
nous actor. Her
third was a we'll
k n O w n rabbi.
A n d her last
was an under
taker.
81 can under
s tan d perfect
ly," said Soph
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25
Classified Ads
$1.O0 for 25 words and 4c per
word thereafter


RABBI E. FREEZER would like
a refined gentleman to share his
home at a reasonable rent or
married couple who will prepare
Kosher meals for him in exchange
for rent. Write Box R, Phoenix
Jewish News, 528 w. Granada. In
clude your telephone number.
ADVERTISING salesman want
ed. Good opportunity for right per-
son. For appointment call 4-7494.
TRANSPORTATION Lady de-
sires ride to Pittsburgh or New
York in May. Will pay expenses.
Exchange references. Phone 6-3884.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-04-25
BY Leon Gutterman
Copyright, 1852, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)

HOLLYWOOD-PHIL SILVERS
asked Sophie Tucker if she heard
about the movie actress who mar
Evening star., 1952-02-06

and miscellaneous items
bargain prices. Open It'll 8 tonight;
Sundays, all day. Call 10. S-11b1. ).
1927 Marlboro pike.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sect, g
piece with arms, l piece matches
sectional; / occasional chair. JAMES
GRIFFIN, NO. 0942 or HO. 1916.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
HELP WOMEN

SALEsLADY, white; for pastry and
candy counter; experienced. Also
fountain girl. ewes. Apply GARDEN
TEA 'sHoPPE. 1885 Columbia I'd.
SALEsLADY, drapery and slip cover
fabrics; exper. preferred: excellent
working cond. Attractive salary.
Ftve-day week: Apply manager.
MILL END SHOP. s31 r st. NV. -
SALESLADIES, exper.. infants and
children's wear; excel. salary and
commission: permanent. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1925 r st. NV:
sALESWOMAN. under 40 yrs. Of age,
as assistant manager In our jewelry
repair department. Many company
benefits. Attractive salary. Air:
ONCE. SEARS. RoEBUCk & CO.,
Gil Bladensburg I'd. ne. -
under 40 yrs. Of age,
as assistant manager. in our jewelry
repair department. Many company
benefits. Attractive salary. Air
conditioned store. Apply Mr.: Schulz,
SEARS, ROEBUCK q CO.. 45O0 Wis.
ave y
Evening star., 1952-02-06
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoMEN

BooKKEEPER, fast and accurate,
yrs experience. complete set ol
time, references. EM: 6035.
Es4ERsS S5s sSsG nsst ssss WORK
COMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, middle-aget
Christian woman desires evening
employment. Box 304-K, Star. 90
IDRESSMAKER. 35 years experience
In professional alterations, Kl
EXPPHGRRiTi TYP1sT. few hours daily
evenings, week ends; $1.7O per hour
GEkESsiagE Asi sigs' OFFICE WORKER. sZpsr, ;,
ne tsgng pine. Phone isS Jordan tsi1or sss ta9Ia,
1ap beIper aesfes 81 nurlSemaid lSo LH e5s47
GIRL colored, desires once worh
or key punch. knowledge Of typins'
NURsEwKvailable now for any case
or companion to lady. Call DU
psYKoGI AYE IGaaSN xND LOAN auditor-book,
keeper, typist, receptionist. general
clerical. wishes administrative posi-
tion recurring use Of mental abiii'
PRACTICAL NURSE, coiored; want.
maternity. eonvalescent. child care
5 days; will book cases. DE. 6S45,
PRACTICAL NURSE, (whitel. seeks q
patient; experienced. DU. 7O16 after
$50 am.
SECRETARY, executive; perscnahle,
Well-educ.. competent. exper.; avail.
full time, week-to-Week basis. pos
sIbiy long temp; $T5; 5ia days; ref
s.SEN0GRAPHERS, typists, clerks;
available to Ill temporary needs;
hourly, weekly or longer. Fast. sf.
ncient work guaranteed. Cau MISS
BARRETT. DE. 694S. -
INTELLIGENT young lady desirei
No. 377I I:30 70 1880 pm,
YOUNG LADIES (2l seeking interest
able; character refs. NE. 5ee7.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
HElP WoMEN

sTEN0GRAPHERs alert. neat youns
woman 1895, to work in branch
once Of leading life insurance COM
pany; moderate shorthand and typ
ing ability and one who enjoys
working with figures; 6-dAy, S7la-hr
Wk. with dement's and advancement.
FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE MSUR-
ANCE CO., 208 Tower Bldg., 18th
and K SITS. NV. MA $3.50. 10
Observation-Disclosures posi-
tions. No exper. necessary, but must
be accurate, Pleasant surroundings
conveniently located: 40-hr. week,
with vacation and other benefits;
chances for advancement. Mr.. G.
NJ. Lawrence. WASHINGTON BOARD
OF TRADE, Evening Star Bldg,
18th and Penna. ave. NV. -12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. working
Sf Ion SaourS Raid ,afst0n FL HUDSON fS5F
SALES CORP. 1913 14th st. NV.
See Mr.. Towsend. liz
Evening star., 1952-02-06
LAUNDRY WORK
COL, exper. DE. S948.

WOMAN, COLOREDi desires position
as day worker or mothers helper
5 or 6 days week. ST. S164.
WOMAN, COLORED; desires Job tax.
Ing csSs sss Of children. 6-das week. Gar
F hs eSprss AZ ssss sss ssr T9r5 pm TRRs Wed
WOMAN desires Job clean
Hu. rs Gnsss' s7Ss. from . pm 70 ~ Pm
RELIABLE WOMAN desires part time
JOB, 8 or days week; experienced
WANT to place my maid in, Eoot
Rsspsl Rhsms saesehe ss SSSi A. nd 4 aSgss
YOUNG CoLoRED WOMAN wants
night work, cafeteria or maid. Elk
coLoRED GIRL wants Job as maid
EMMA LEE, RE. 1902.
CoLORED GIRL desires work. by tn,
conoRED das e Weff siRL v WrsaEs aEssd days
ExpaeriienScesdi. MI. Gsss7s. 0''' 1s -'
COLORED GIRL desires weekly ol
days work. Cali NO. 873s.
COLORED GIRL desires housework
full time Or days work; expert
CoLoRED HIGH SCHOOL GIRL de.
sires afternoon work, ofice cleaning
Call after 4 pm. Ii. 7-5679.
COLORED NURSEMAID and g.h.w
wants part time or full time; yrs.
experienced. References. Ii. 3-15l2
COLORED WOMAN desires days OF
part time, g.h.w. DU. 0049.
COLORED WOMAN wants part time
days work cleaning or laundry. Ref
erences. Ii. 7-5642.
COLORED WOMAN wants days worl
or baby sitting. DI. 26S7.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

STORE EQUIPMENT fish case,
one g. meat case. double duty; one
10' meat case, double duty; 6x7
check-out stand; wine cabinet; dry
vegetable stand; l meat block; four
g. gondolas; two IL gondolas; one
10' bread rack; Z Honor brand
frozen food case; 7'2" Hill frozen
food case and unit. Excellent shape;
sTORE FIXTURES, new condition. r.
J. BEYDA. 3151 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
Va IA A-O01O Ill
Evening star., 1952-02-06

PAINTING, pepsrhanging. sen. re-
MR; RIpENoUR. DU. :s76S: ss
PAINTING - Paper hangingA fair
prizes Hpdssrf f1v for 1ss class ass work: % :; r
PAINTING AND FLOOR sanding. Per.
PAINTING, PAPERING-A good joh
at Q reasonable price. For estimates
call. SH. 4771 or TO. 4731. Ia
PAINTING AND PAPERING, comi. o.
res; satisfied customers over 90
PHNrHS AZ M LfMhEHGG LffXPER4aNdfNNs RN s7oS; GS,,.
E. RRs'fsnii D. s56ssi TG5ems9sh5ss TG ss1bs
PAPERING-Five-room, 2-story, hall
house; S85; own work; W. mech.
RALPH. ME. S14S; eyes,, To. 390S.
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING; reduced
prices; Takoma. Silver Spring; work
guar. L. CROWELL. SH. 7576. "a
PAPER HANGING. painting; white
WorE. BooKkoG5TT. IT. Nh. 5000 6os0. 10 0S Ssn
PAPERHANGER specializing in pri::
vate homes, work done by self. Cal
.TA; As sgSs SS3 for free essimsts; m %
26 Us; Mr.. LAWRENCE. IA s70s;
PLASTERING q specially; large and
small Jobs; new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723
PLAsTERNG REPAIRS, old and
new work; large and small Jobs;
satisfaction guaranteed; reas. rates
and painting. do own
work. white mech; quick serv..
reas Tu. OIL. .-7
PLASTERING, new and old. repair
work done; large or small Jobs
work guar; white mech. IA. 0208
PLUMBING, HEATING-Repairs. new
work, remodeling; bathrooms in.
stalled; hot-water heaters; no jot
too large or small. Free estimates
pLuMBISG Il fs1sds' AND HEATING, miG no io.
too small. 24-hr. service; reas
prices: reg. in D. C. and Md. UN
PLUMBING faiG AND HEATING. iobbin,
and remodeling; guaranteed Low
RECITATION RMS. sttics. etc; spe,
sa Sailder 10y 81 ssSs s iter?snesa e pm. Els
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED; also
washers; susrantssd ,,s seryies;; ;, ~
. Days UN 1872; Ewes. UN. 1875
ROOFING, all types; new work ant
repairs; cutters. spouts, carpentry
and painting. A. d. THOMAS. HU
77S2 Free eStima ties.
Evening star., 1952-02-06
REALTORS
NEED A GIRL FRIDAY?

Secretary and agent. Energy. en-
9ess5e thrsisse HSnsst 19ys reNa estate a.
familiar Silver Spring. Box 314-K
Star.
|COLORED GIRL desires work In doc
tors ofiice. Some practical nursing
experience. WI, 1896. &c
|COLORED WOMAN to take care oi
working mothers children in her
home; sH. 2027, 80
c6EdsRb t'iSdSsR bHele@sS6MIS. @6MIS. sGSai neal. honest
wants job as receptioniSt OF
manicuriSt. LU. 1-2S73.
COLORED WOMAN wants to Dc
housework or ONCE cleaning. Phone
Ii. 6-0234. a
Evening star., 1952-02-06
L312 @ st. NV
SaleSWornen-Colored

Observation-Disclosures
Unusual opportunity for 2 women
with sales ability to become asso.
ciated with well-established real
estate ONCE. No experience neces.
sary, for If you are wide awake and
aggressive, we will train you in ouI
large, beautiful, modern ONCE. Op-
portunity to make $4,000. a year
Must Be over 2i years and oh have oaiE au;
q LEVINE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1873 18th st. NV. HO. 1920.
sEAMTREss, part-time. experienced
DEN BROS, 733 18th st. NV. -S
SEAASTRESS for dry-cleaning dept:
s1Slv s9Sd WoTkins eendis,9sns s4FRSd 4Gh5 NJ
fAuNDRY. 1oa1 s7tS st: NV. FE.
SECRETARY, medical, mature won-
an preferred; no shorthand neces-
Sary; medical experience preferred
but not required. Type at least
45 words per minute: Phone DR.
STECHER. UN. 5000. between
and 5 Tuesday through Saturday.
sECRETARY-FuIl or part time. As
% sSciation located near s.,n. Dupont sg2o nt
$210 per mo-; sick leave and paid
vacation. DU. O158. Ext. 81. p
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER, per.
manent ;orSns SSday
liberal discount on purchases. in
surance, disqualification plan, re-
tiEement A plan; Apply .pI PEOPLES dtkls
II P st. ne. =
Evening star., 1952-02-06
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY, with initiative. who
wishes permanent position with Q
challenge; must be careful, accurate
typist with some knowledge Of short
hand; steady advancement If you
ing conditions. NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CO.,
720 woodward Building.
Evening star., 1952-02-06

OFFICE CLERK, ambitious young
train to operate PIX board and
TOY & NOVELTY Co, 1918 E
PiBsxl OPERATOR, for automobile
oL. 6Io0. Chevy CHASE MOTOR
PIX RELIEF Eli oPERAToR. 81 Is.nisgAi day work; q
no Sat. to relieve on switchboard
and help in clerical ofhces: will
train; handicapped preferred Me.
pReG1ios, 5919 tSr app9iRsRent H9Rsn Sbt+s
home; live in, Wed: Of. lifting re-
quired. $50 week OIL. S972. "a
REAL ESTATE REPRESENTATIvE-
For o lady who can talk well likes
to meet the public and has a car
Sssssd5sass FAX 'o rDW D7T''dt a. 9RfaiR 26zRs 81:
REAL ESTATE sALEsLADY with
exper., to sell businesses only. A
real proposition If you want to
work and make money. OWENS
sREfks sRREEfksTXi XiubfF NF; CLERK effa and cashier.
finest mems wear stores has open-
ing for -personable young woman
Excel salary Apply Mr.. Nicholson,
sALTz. F STREET. 1341 F st. NV
SALES CLERK for stationery store;
sales sxperience, but Will teach sta
sALEsGIRLS, age IS to 35: good
hours, $50 am. to 8 pm. Monday
through Friday. Apply WALGREEN
COMPANY, Pentagon Bldg. liz
Evening star., 1952-02-06
CAMERAS


|Brand-new worlds finest by author
compl. photo dept. store; 100 bar
gains: 1-yr. guar; cash or to 1s
months to pay. Trade-in.. Lowest
prices. Free instruc. Catalog free.
Seven-hour photo finishing. Repairs.
Open 8 to 8 lThurs.. 8 to 81
(Opp. Just. Dept.l 933 Penna. Ave.
NV, RE. 2434. Park free; air eond.
CASH REGIsTERs. National. 5
drawers: cost. 81 800: will sacri-
fice. 2028 14th st. NV. -
CASH REGISTERS, 2. elec:. 5 yrs.
old; cost. S475;. detail and receipt,
$3.50 2n2S 14th st. NV. -9
CHAIRS, bent wire ice cream parlor
used; S5 each. Call DE. 216l after
CHINA. Minton. princess pattern.
complete service for 4; also hand
made bedspread, acorn pattern.
WI. 5746 weekdays after 8. -6
met and chow table, 18th century
1915. CH. 5000. Ext. 4l45. after
COFFEE P TABLE. Duncan phyfe. ma
hogany. glass top; matching lamp
tables; all excel. cond.; ironing
board, wooden; platform rocker with
ottoman, beige slip cover, green
cording. JE. 3-S6S3. u