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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-05-21
Thirteenth Election District
North KensingtOn

Fink, Charles E. & slot 10,
Block IL, North Kensington,"
containing $500 square feet and
improvements, assessed at 49,
100000. Taxes, interest and costs,
$100.45.
Long, Frank Riot 8, Block
Is, "North Kensington," contain
ing 6,81S square feet and improve
ments, assessed at $3,480.00. Tax
es, interest and costs, $121.37.
Long, Frank Riot 10, Block
Is, "North Kensington," containing
GIFTS square feet, assessed at
$480.00. Taxes, interest and costs,
$36.22.
Long, Frank Riot II, Block
Is, "North Kensington," contain
ing 6,745 square feet, assessed at
$480.00. Taxes, interest and costs,
$36.22.
Long, Frank R.-Part of Lot II,
Block Is, "North Kensington,"
containing SIP square feet, as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest
and costs, $31.03.
Norris, Thomas H. & M. E. -
Lot 4, Block IL, North Kensing-
ton," containing $500 square feet
and improvements, assessed at 3d.
$4,000. Taxes, interest and costs,
$92.15.
Norris, Thomas H. & M. E.. -
Lot 5, Block IL, North Kensing-
ton," containing $500 square feet,
assessed at $4,000. Taxes, interest
and costs, $43.90.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Budget Bureau Urged
To Ok 50 Million for
Evacuation Claims

SO, 437 .729 is for awards made since
the beginning of the current fiscal
year and the remainder is for anti
cipated Awards to be made prior to
the end of the 1858 fiscal year
Fhe japanese Evacuation Claims
Section makes its request for ap-
preparations to the Department of
Justice which includes that amount
in its total for the department. The
Bureau of the Budget reviews the
requests and, with revisions, trans
mitS the appropriations requested to
Congress.
Since these appropriations are for
claims already compromised and
settled, and for the payment of ad-
ditional awards which the depart
ment hopes to compromise and set
tie before the end of the current
fiscal year, Masaoka told Congress-
man Yates that the Budget Bureau
ought TO approve the whole amount.
AT the very least, the total a
mount needed to pay all awards
currently outstanding against the
government for both the 1852 and
1853 fiscal years should be approved
by the director of the budget and
authorized by Congress- Masaoka
said. ITO do less would be another
delay in the Justice that these ia
panese Americans are entitled to-"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Yasutake Becomes
An American

CHICAGO Ill, March 28-For-
mer Seattleite Jack Yasutake, exc
cutive director of the Chicago Re-
settlers Committee. last Feb. IA be-
came the first Issei of this CITY to
become naturalized under the Wal
ter-McCarran law, it was learned
today. The ceremony took place in
Judge Walter J. LaBuy's court.
Yasutake's case was watched with
deep interest by many due to the
fact that he was recently refused a
permit to visit Japan because of his
pre-war associations with organiza-
lions which were considered nation
alistic in nature on the west coast
The fact that he was granted natu-
ralization sets a precedent in prov
ing that previous association with
prescribed organizations does not
bar an Issei from receiving citizen
ship.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
CLASSIFIED ADS

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Child education. World Book
Encyclopedia. First choice of A
merica, School and Libraries. Call
East 317S.
Gardeners help wanted. FIR. 1928
. REAL ESTATE
We have properties on Beacon
Hill All prices and terms. Call
Spinola. Evenings, LA 1913.
HARDCASTLE REAL ESTATE
oath & E. Union EA $500
House for rent. 3 bedrooms. Fur
nished. SIS a month. MI O308.
FOR RENT: One four rooms. Near
Leschi School. For further infOr-
nation, call MA. SLIT.
WANTED: waitress. Short hours.
Sc. 0601. Home, CA. 1899.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Angels Rolled the Rock AWay'.
Jean Herbert to be Feature SOlOist
At Easter Sunrise Rites at Volunteer
BY EVA BOWMAN

Easter Sunrise at Volunteer park
will be met by procession of child
rem and young folks bearing Easter
lilies, an international procession of
many colors and races-Japanese,
Chinese. Negro and Caucasian.
Down the grassy aisles Of Volun-
teer park, they will come in the gray
light of Easter morning, and some
of them may come partly because
Jean Walker Herbert is going to
sing.
Mrs. Herbert, Well-knoWn scpra-
no of Seattle, is soloist for this Eas-
ter at the Volunteer park sunrise
service sponsored by the Council of
Churches. She is known and loved
by many children and youth of in
terracial groups.
Ever since her days as a child in
Methodist parsonage where her
father, the late Rev Clyde L. Wal
ker, was minister, she has been in
terested in the children of various
racial groups. For a while, she
trained an International chorus in
the Christian Friends for Racial
Equality" and has been active in the
New Years Callers" group. Now
she is the instructor of the Japanese
Baptist church choir where Rev. M
Wada is pastor.
At present, Mrs Herbert is soloist
in Alki Congregational church. She
has sung principal roles in perfor,
mances of the Northwest Opera AS.
ISOLATION and the Seattle Civic OPP
era Company.
At the Easter sunrise service al
Volunteer park, Mrs. Herbert will
sing SCOTS angels Rolled thu
Rock Away"
The speaker for the day will be
Dr. F. Paul McConkey pastor o
First Presbyterian church. Seattle.
Al the organ will be Robert Rank
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28

WASHINGTON, d C.. March %
iJACLD-Congressman Sidney r
Yates ID. IllD, at the request of
Mike Masaoka. Washington repre-
sentative. isc ontacting the Bureau
of the Budget to urge immediate ap-
prevail of approximately nine mil
lion dollars for the payment of eva
cuation claims awards. the Wash
ington office of the Japanese Anne
rican Citizens League announced
today.
Because he felt that the long de-
lay in the payment of evacuation
claims already compromised and
settled by both the evacuees and the
government is unwarranted MaSa-
Okla asked the Chicago congressman
to personally urge Director of the
Budget Bureau Joseph M Lodge to
approve the amount recommended
by the Department of Justice for
supplemental appropriations for
this purpose.
Congressman Yates agreed to do
so. Friendly to persons of japanese
ancestry since his election to Con-
gress five years ago, he is member
of the House Appropriations Com
mittee that passes upon all money
matters.
Masaoka explained to the Illinois
Democrat that last session Congress
failed to appropriate sufficient
funds to pay all awards compromis-
ed and settled in the 1852 fiscal
year. Since that time, the Depart
ment of Justice has awarded sever
al millions more in evacuation
claims. all Of which are under 81, 500
and were compromised and settled
according to procedure authorized
by The Congress itself
He said that he estimated that the
Department of Justice was request
ing approximately nine millions o
| dollars for the payment of these a
wards OF this amount, $4172,696 il
for awards made UP to June 30, 1852
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Perfect Spin Game

KAMLOOPS, B. c., March 28(NeW
Canadian DispatchD-In Canada s
five-pin bowling, $50 count consti-
tutes perfect game.
Jim Harada scaled the heights of
evry five-pin bowler's dream when
he knocked off II consecutive strikes
to chalk up a perfect $50 game re-
Gently in the Kamloops Bowladrome
He won a cash award of 500 for
the feat.
Harada's exploit was the first
perfect five-pin game in the history
of Kamloops bowling. He is also
believed to be the third Nisei in Ca
NADIA to ever bowl $50 game Rosie
Okuda of Montreal and TAX Nishi-
no of Toronto both rolled perfect
games several years ago.
Harada is a member of the KAN
loops team going to Moose Jaw,
Sask., next month to compete in
the Western Canada five-pin cham
pionships.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Queen Candidate

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March
ga former Seattle girl is one OF
five queen candidates for the four
day festivities in the 18th annual
Salt Lake Invitational Basketball
tournament slated this weekend.
She is 19-year- Mary Morimo-
to who now resides in Kaysville
Miss Morimoto is s. A. tall and
weighs lis lbs, and is sponsored by
the Davis Comets.
Miss Morimoto, a graduate of Da-
Wis high school, continued her stu
dies at the Hazmore School of Dress
in San Francisco. Her talents are
in the fashion, sewing and sports
fields.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
SPORTS...
SpOrtsmen to Get Together April |

International Sportsmen's Club
members will learn first-hand about
fishing when they assemble next
Wednesday, April 1, in the Nisei We
terans Memorial clubhouse, 1912
King st.
Three fishing experts will speak
and demonstrate to the group, and
they are Buzz Firoini -tspinning)
Edgar Burkenbile (bass fishing)
and Merlin Stidham lily fishing).
Also attending the meeting will be
Bob Meigs who will give full infor-
nation on lake fishing which opens
Sunday, April19
All members should bring their
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
kiseiFete

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March %
The Lii Toxic Merchants Associ-
alton this week through the Japa-
nese Chamber of Commerce of SO.
Calf disclosed it lis planning to
sponsor its 18th annual Nisei Week
Festival but expressed doubt on ha-
wing the Ondo Parade on the street.
A spokesman for the Nisei Week
commented that permit to use the
street for the celebration was re-
jected by the Police Dept
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Obituary
MRS. MARY MISAO FUJH

Mrs Mary Misao Fulfil, 40, OF
3218 Terrace st, died last Tuesday
while visiting at her mothers home
at 1902 East Terrace ST.
Funeral services will be held to-
day Saturday, March 28) from 7:3O
pm. in Blu terworth's Chapel of
Memories followed by cremation
rites.
Surviving are her husband George
S +; son, John S. Fulfil two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Arlene H. Sakuma and
Rayko Full, all of Seattle; her mo-
Their, Mrs Shiuayo Murakami OF
Seattle; a brother, Richard K. Mu-
rakami and sister, Mrs. Shizue Ku-
magai, both of Nahcotta, Wash
and two grandchildren.
Arrangements we're made by Su-
sumi-ButterWorth.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Welcomes Nisei

TACOMA. Wash, March 28-Pog-
gle Club of Tacoma last Tuesday
voted to accept japanese Americans
into it's group. Heretofore, club
membership was limited to Cauca-
slams.
At the Tuesday gathering in the
Sportsmen's club on Ninth and
Commerce, Tom S. Iwata and Line
Beppu, representing the Interna-
tional Sportsmen's Club, showed Ia
comaites how to cut herring and tie
leaders.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28

IS[~SZ/A<L/r //S<<S[<Sc><SZ/sS <>/SZ/S-><Na
young organist and university STU
dent, who has recently won the
Northwest Regional Organ Addition.
Sunrise is at $40 and the people
are urged to be in their seats by $50
to experience the spectacular greet
ing to the sun by the Roosevelt
high school Trumpets, which will
herald the actual moment of the
dawn of Easter. The Roosevelt Sc
nior A Capella choir will sing under
the direction of Kenneth Lyman.
Bus transportation will be avail
able from all parts of the city.
2~1,1Is1sI~O
Q ATTENTION, refrigeration
equipment owners! Have your
equipment checked NOW and SAVE
on costly repairs.
Telephone CA. 7773, Kuwahara
Refrigeration, commercial and do
nestle service. Seattle, Wash.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28
Cal. Hoop Champs

SACRAMENTO, Calf, March %
The Sacramento JACL Stays
whipped a powerful LA. Nisei Ira
ding outfit, CAST, in an overtime
contest last week to win the state
NAU basketball championship for
the 1952-1953 season.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-28

own rod and reel and learn for
yourself by asking the experts, is
the advice of Tom S. Iwata of ISC
Evening star., 1953-05-11
PORCHES

Concrete or iron. 7-day sale; 42"x6s",
z stems. concrete. reg; SS9; 20; sale.
500 SO. Porch or window canopy.
reg S3o.75; sale, S29.50. Norm.
install. incl. Other sizes on sale
also. Terms from So. All home re-
7.4700; Sun, eyes,, LU. 1-6407.
10
air conditioners.
Repairs and services. al makes.
RTTFMkGiGGikTTH1SRS TMGGi THj SiS7E SPRAYED, de- d:n.s
sS%o''0 shop. can a Mr.. owEHsBY. sS 10.
lContinued on Next RaRe.l
Evening star., 1953-05-11
HELP-WoMEN.
SALESWOMAN

For our new air-conditioned sewing
center. Sales experience desirable
but not essential. Salary plus many
other company dement's. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 3108 14th st.
NV. co. 6.2221. Ia
SALESWOMEN, 26-4O years., fun and
part time: 5-dayS .wk:. liberal en-
once, GOLDENBERd's. 7th and K
StS. NV. -12
SEAAESTRESS. exper. for dry clean
ing store. 8474 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring. JU. 9-1536. Ia
SECRETARY, temporary. full or part
time. fast shorthand and typing.
Call RE. 7-0664. Ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. small
ONCE. must be willing and COM
petent worker: salary S75 week to
start; 6-day week; age 26 to 36.
BOX 473-C, Star. -12
SECRETARY To radio program
manager; shorthand required; pre-
vious radio experience preferred; Job
temporary to start. See Miss Fergu-
son, NATIONAL BROADCAsTING
CO.. Suite 100-F, Wardman Park
Hotel Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-11

COOK, child care, g.h.w., 5-day week,
10 am. through $50 dinner. Sit
some nights. Experienced. Tele-
phone refs. $26. EN-. 2-3a6O.
Evening star., 1953-05-11

For extremely pleasant working con:
ditionS in an atmosphere OF good
food.
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GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st ST. NV.
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

AGENTS, colored; full or part time;
advance draw, lifetime renewal com.
missions for ambitious man; some
VSffCTfoRY MUTUAL LIFE INSuR-
ANCE CO., 1924 Ga. ave. NV, "a
BEHUT9 OPERATOR to manage shop.
Also two operators. Apply in per-
son, LOUIS VENN, 1924 Conn. ave.
DANCE rEAcHERs-Ases 21-29: to
teach ballroom dancing Exper. pref
but not essential. We train you:
Apply In person 1-6 pm: DON
MARTINI DANCE STUDIOS. 6O2
ENTERTAINER must be thoroughly
exper, at. the piano. SINGING not
essential but preferred, REDSKINS
GCvERNaENT iiTo WNoRKIERs. colored;
Earn S25 weekly and up in spare
time. Work at own convenience.
For information NO. 7-3116: Mr..
Evening star., 1953-05-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN

SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER wishes
part-time permanent position; IL yrs:
exper., excel. worker. HE. 4-4061.
GIRL (coloreD. 3 years college train
NURSERY asst. or clerk. NO. 7-4Sss +:
GIRL. colored, desires some kind Of
work. DI. 7-5592.
GIRL, colored, desires work as
baby sitter sitter or mothers helper.
LADY, single, ,. Sc. M. A. desEses
perience in research, writing. teach
sesses tipping, shorthand, account
ing skills. Available at once. Box
NURSE, prac., desires work: eight
hours; reliable and ef1cient. Phone
up to z pm. Ia. 9-24S9. IL"
SECY..TYPIST, part-time, 8 yrs ex-
per-; Sc; preferred. Call Jordan
9-S995, 9 a.m.-5 pm. IL"
STENO. -SECY.-11 yrs. exper... wants
perm. full-time pos. HO. 2-730O,
Ext. 80. any time except i to pm
TWO GIRLS desire full and part
time work, separately. Experience n
6eaIty Be ,H,.s shgR ssoss sssa0 maid; also stock
Temporary once help for short or
long ASSIGNMENTS. Call MISS ROS-
WHNTED-Typins to do at home,
capable of taking telephone dicta-
tion. JU. S-3692 after 8 pm. Ia
COLORED GIRL desires Job. child
care: good reference. Cali Ho
Evening star., 1953-05-11

BEAUTICIAN-5-day wk,; top salary
fuii or part time. sHEPHERD Park
SEAUTY SALON, 77l5 Georgia ave
sEAsEE1'ASxSU eAEs ssxUY f7PiE s1SS 81 'i ia
BEAUTIcfxICPsrt u IAN time; Sc. area.
sE2uf1cIHN-rvo slE22.u uf71a1HlN experts. 60.
sEAUTiCIAN.-part-time ai V5LIa. mAnicurist.
Thurs. and Fri. only. RUB1No, 265e
sEaTriCfAN. GSnP HSfi all around operator; Mri s.
leees. FRED THE HAIR STYLIST
at BROOKS. 11O9 G st. NV. -l3I
BEAUTIC1AN; 500 plus 6Ofe COM
nj mission; mtssissnS;7ol1 day on; busy 9s salon
BEAuTicfXN. TIcfi2N full time or part time,
ply KAYWooD BEAUTY SALON,
s3o7 VsTnum arm, st.. NJ. Mt. dnns' Ratnisr' ND:
Beauty oPERATOR. fun Or part
time. air-conditioned salon. 1885
IEE s. n.W WGprESxk~3I6 Ex 3376o7o; ,u ~ Ia S.r.
sHoPPE, 1929 wisconsin ave. .Wo.
sEx1TS3 sSElS1sS OPERATOR. earn " Ss5 to
500 Ek: guarantee plus comm;
Cooled. aS E1Sh mod. Shop. soS louis RSSs CREATIVE
HAIRDRESSERS. l710 Eye st NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. women or
men, for our Conn. ave. and Be-
'thesd9 salons: 5-day week; top
salary salary and comm. EMILE. 1871
BUSINESS TEACHER-Full-ti time per-
manent position. with local business
school, for well-educated young
woman who can teach typing. Good
salary and working conditions.
Phone ST. S-2O66, or write Box
3S2-G, star.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

RELIABLE WOMAN, colored, desires
day work ironing or cleaning. Phone
G.HW.Scoiored lady desires general
housework; Good, local references.
GIRL, coiored. desires job as baby
sitter. light housework: 5-day week.
10. 3-O490.
GIRL (colored) desires night work
cleaning ofices or hospital work.
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time work
Tls2nins .; ST pTssPsiiSH no; n,s;5 s54ls eaok
ing: matured white woman; city.
Refs; .x Boy s4S 45S;p; 2;;Es s1sr :, n. highest
eaiiber who knows the value Of serv-
Ice end reSponsibility, call NATION
AL DOMESTIC SERVICE UNION
WHITE var WOMAN wishes cooking and
housework; upstairs room; well expe-
rienced. good refs. Adams 2-0l0O.
WOMAN desires shy.
and child care. References. Ii.
6-270S.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
CLERK-TYPIST
HELP WOMEN tcent. /,

We have one opening for an intelli-
gent, fast typist to handle menu
planning for Washington'S fastest
growing chain Of restaurants.
If you can type very rapidly, can do
neat and accurate work, then con-
slider the ADVANTAGES Of this position I:
PLEASANT SUPERVISION.
DISCOUNTS ON FOOD, CANDY AND
NOVELTIES.
AN EXCELLENT LUNCH EACH DAY
AT VERY LITTLE COST TO YOU.
LIRERAh I9GR + "a PAD VACATION AND
ANNUAL PICNIcs AND PARTIES.
oUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD
PRoMoTfoN FROM WITHIN THE
COMPANY ASSURES STEADY
PROGRESS FOR THE AMBITIOUS
AND CAPABLE
GROUP INSURANCE..
PLEASANT WORKING ATMOSPHERE
AND UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT
FOR WORKING COMFORT.
For details, please call In persoA at
Room 200, 1341 q Ut. NV.
THE HOT eHOPPEe is
Evening star., 1953-05-11
YOUNG WOMEN
18 TO IS

For extremely pleasant working con;
food.
We have openings in Alexandria and
Bethesda. Md. for persons who would
like to- learn the Pantry House busl.
@ cream, take-home dinners and the
like II you like to meet people.
consider the ADVANTAGES OF this
You will be trained .. attractive
uniforms s are so 1urnisnea mis- Ss,nr tr.,yyed yedd
you get your meals furnished
food. candy and novelty dis
counts save you and your family
money F.. liberal vacation and
rek ns1s leave oasasndns snaSS1 R1snss Serves wee
tTom hTn1d Within RdTstS@ the company DlonS stesSs
progress for the ambitious and
capable group insurance
For details please call in person at
Room 200, 1341 G st. NV.
THE HOT SHOPPES
26 Beautiful Shoppes in the Metro:
politan Area serving the finest food
In a homelike atmosphere. IL
INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY, white,
to operate switchboard and assist
once. Experience preferred but not
necessary. Apply in person only.
1929 Champlain st. NV. Mr..
AVON COSMETICS has 3 new open
ings which will earn excel. part
time income. RE. 7-8107. -12
HOME, PART TINE PHONING-Easy
sell. Work 10 or more hrs. at own
convenience in own home. ST per hr.
Do not apply unless you have latest
criss-cross phone directory which is
rented from phone company. Box
Evening star., 1953-05-11
IBNl

Young woman interested in working
on business machines for career
position in large organization. Re-
quires above average mental alert
ness and manual dexterity, high
school graduate; b-day week; under
Evening star., 1953-05-11
1135 21st st. NV.

STENOGRAPHER - National organi-
for stenographic and general once
references required. Phone LA, g.
4474 for appointment. -1b
for airline orRani-
cation; 5-day wk.; eir-cond. ONCE.
Airline privil. ME. $4,000. Ia
STENOGRAPHER, single, not over SO
for position with large corporation.
Reply in full swing age. education,
eXper., recent occupation and refs.
Starting salary. $4,000 per ". Boz
273-G. Star. -12
STENOGRAPHER; capable; part time;
college once. CO. 6-12O6. la
STENOGRAPHERs. temporary; must
be fast and accurate: interesting,
varied work; hours, 0-6 or after
moons. ST. 3-1072. -12
STENOGRAPHER - Public relations
ONCE of lge. corporation requires
services Of attrac. young woman
under 80; tipping and shorthand re-
ouired as well as initiative and
adaptability to get along with others:
6-day week. salary $3.50 mo. Call
ST. 3-2021 for appt. Ill
AND GENERAL OF
FICE WORK. 5 DAYS. DOWNTOWN
S$s S$S$Sss: assSsesEk5SlsP4fNSssasr s. KNoSMiE:;
oPPoR. FOR ADVANCEMENT. AP-
PLY SoS 18th ST. NV. MR..
Evening star., 1953-05-11
Flagstone and Stone

ce%ens eorcses 9atsSng WALL. Wst d4s :tsH
age. Also, outdoor hreplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCC1O, JU. 9-1769
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
IKE new. Call any time. WA 7-1129.
FLOORS SANDED and finished: uual.
MoERIs NJ TsEs st s1. essT9 rssssSnaOl' price M
FLOORS SANDED. FINISHED; new.
7c 50. IT,; old, 10c and up; free est:
work guar. HINSON. Ii. 3-7548.
Notwithstanding. finishing. clean.
REPAIRS AND PAINTING.
interior and exterior. Call A.
DOMINICK, IA. 2-6S3O. --13
Evening star., 1953-05-11
SECRETARY
(oR pI0rApHoNE TRAMEEl

(OH D1CTAPHONE TRAINED
Trafic manager Of well-known news
magaSine H1,na LOOKING fSr & Eirl Friday;
important as intelligence and sense
Of responsibility. Should enjoy work.
ing with figures and detail. Excel
lent opportunity with progressive
StiSnsd blds Many Hsts sssoG Aa5fSn ESt
Evening star., 1953-05-11
HOSTESSES


HOSTESSES
BETHESDA, MD.
DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS
SHIRLINGTON, VA.
5 PM. TO 1870 AM.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
PART TIME
REsTAGRANlT j IExSpPERIEi;NcE
--.-. NECESSARY
dresses furnished; paid vacations.
paid sick leave. group insurance.
hospitalization; employe purchase
FeF details pleas. call in person at
THE HoT sHoPPEs Ia
INVESTIGATOR, no experience nee
essary; interesting work. Apply Mon.
10 am. 91S r st. NV, Suite sos.
Ia
LADIES. part time. day or eyes,. in
hrs. to suit you. No exper. nee. About
$4 hr. Apply 1912 pm. or 81 pm.
RIM; 50l, 7l0 l4th st. NV. la
SodAn@ss0Sii cool modern laundry; RisSsst ak pay y
n Appy aSwn IN psrson srssH sTskNe gffh 1SUN
DRY. 1921 27th st. NV. --12
NURSE, practical; neat and reliable.
Permanent work. References. Wo.
NURSE practical. white: live in:
SAINTS, sanitsripm Ygs nervous cases. Can
NURSE, practical, white. for split
shift, day duty, pvt. sanitarium,
nearby Md; live in. OIL. 2-7307.
NURSE, REGIsTERED-one full time
for night duty. and one part time
for relief. CHuDREN'S GONZALES
CENT HOME, 1871 Bunker Hill I'd.
ne, phone LA. $4,000, Ia
OFFICE CLERK-Knowledge Of pay
roll and tipping necessary. 5h day
wk.. good pay. Pref. resident OF
Rockville; Silver Spring or Wheaton
PERSONNEL CLERK-Neat appear
ing young lady with some time-card
exper Accurate typist. speed not
necessary. Good starting salary, 40
hour week, annual and sick leave.
Apply ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE,
POSTiNG GIRL. 1925 to post pay
mentS to accts. Should like to work
with figures and adding mach. ex-
per. pref. 5-day wk. Call MISS
PRESCOTT EX. 3-O1s2. IL
Evening star., 1953-05-11
PART TIME

Ambitious women, white. BY using 3
hrs, 2 evenings per wk.. displayin
costume jewelry. you can add S25-
$50 to your weekly income; no ex-
perience, no canvassing. Cali WA.
7-5724 between 8 and 2 pm. Ia