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Evening star., 1953-08-23

$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for 2
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporation. No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE of assuming respon-
sibilitieS. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
All replies confidential.
BOX 18Th, STAR
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP MEN

SALESMAN--Rapidly expanding ma
tional methods concern has fine
opportunity for o man with sue
cessful sales background in. ac-
dUstry Cali IF p Smcs s4asipmeni fnf intsr
view on Monday. -23
ALESNfAN-Kitchen cabinet sales
engineer with proof of selling ability.
Engineering background. Experience
in designing and selling custom
and commission. Call WO. 6-22O5.
KITCHENS. INC. for appt PA
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OFFICE MANAGER

Electric repair shop; thorough
knowledge of bookkeeping and abil-
ity to supervise others necessary.
Excellent opportunity. Call Ii.
4-l052 for appointment.
PAINTERS; 10 steady jobs. Apply be-
tween am. and 10 am. except
Sunday. 1913 Wilson blvd. Arl... Va
PAINTER. 1st class, for maintenance
work; year-round job. steady en-
ployment. Apply in person, FRANK
TURNER, 2l03 Eye st. ne, Ii.
G-2402. -23
PATENT SEARCHER, piece work,
simple cases; state experience,
quote rates. Box 276-M, Star.
PHARMACIST-Top salary; excel. po-
sition with responsibility; opportu-
nifty for advancement to YOUR goal.
State details. exper., etc. Box 1l9-S,
Star. -s5
PHARMACIST, full time; permanent,
salary open, to 1st-class man. HILL
CREST HTS. DRUG. 10. $4,000.
PLASTERERS, white: lge. job, top
wages; work days per wk If de-
sired JORDAN Sal AZ -27
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SALESMAN

Clothing or sportswear. Experienced
Excellent opportunity to join fine
mems speciality store. Splendid in
come. Pleasant working conditions
Permanent. Apply to Mr.. Aiken
GROSNER, 1925 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

SHOE statesmen, fuli and part.
time help; salary plus commissions
union scale; pleasant working condi.
tions. Apply in person. Mr.. Adcock
CROSBY SHOE STORE, 1115 F
st. NV. -25
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP MEN
MEN
NOTICE

Recently opened factory branch Of
national manufacturer of mainte-
nance equipment and supplies in
terested In filling the following po-
Sifinns.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN

full-time position for neat.
ambitious man aspiring to manage
ment. Expanding firm offers unlim-
tied opportunities. part-tilne and
full-time. interviews 10 to 12 noon.
to s pm weekdays. S101 Schrider
St. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HELP-WONAEN
ASSISTANT
Assistant Bookkeeper

ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER, typist,
eSper.. Enowleose gen. ONCE pro-
Evening star., 1953-08-23

01SfN PAINTERS
JAMES PAINT SHOP
4b7 N. Y. AVE. NV. ME. S-9400
STOCK CLERK for electric wiring
materials and appliances. Expert
ence preferred but will train. Per-
manent: Approved CT training.
DAUBER'S, 1920 18th st. NV. 90
STOCK CLERK, young man (white).
lust out of high school. to handle
will help. Good future opportunities
for conscientious worker. Call MA.
S-6575 Monday for appointment.
STOCKMAN-Man with previous ex-
perience in handling stock. receiv-
ing and shipping wanted to work in
Washington's largest Surplus store.
Also capable, of handling personnel.
ditions. Apply in person to Mr..
925 Penna. ave. NV.
TELLER. to start Sept. 1; good fu-
ture for capable young man.
GUARDIAN BUILDING a. LOAN
ASSOC. S400 Ga. ave. -23
TRUCK DRIVER and maintenance
man for plumbing and heating con
tractor. knowledge of fittings eS-
weekdays only. 319 A st. ne. pa
TV BENCHMAN, experienced. full
time only. No phone calls. Apply
Takoma PIX, BERNE ELECTRONICS.
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UPPER BRACKET
INCOME

II you are looking for an
upper bracket steady income
with q well-known permanent
organization. here is a sales
position which offers an eX-
ceptional future. No canvass
ing and we pay during field
training. Car necessary. but
sales. experience is not always
required.
Visit our ofIices at 77O6
Georgia ave. NV, 9:30 am.
to noon. Monday through
Friday. Talk with Mr.. Hobbie.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

ing flrm. Apply F. W. WOOL
WORTH co. 1881 Good Hope rd.
YOUNG MAN, 81 to 80. wanted as
CLERK to ECnstrqSti0n spDeTlntsndent;
building industry and mechanical
aptitude. Apply in person to OTIS
ELEVATOR CO" 1919 goth st. NV,
YOUNG MAN. soda fountain exper..
ewes. and Sundays. CALIFORNIA
PHARMACY. 2l62 California st, NV.
-23
YOUNG MAN, between ages 25 and
bookkeeping; preferably married.
Must have good rating. Position has
good future. Apply Box 277-M, Star.
-23
YOUNG MAN interested in per-
manent position, in saleswork. for
Northern virginia area; ability to
ence;. good starting salary, pleasant
working conditions, paid vacation.
hospital benefits; company transp.
SINGER SEWING MAcHINE CO.,
4036 2Sth st. s., Shirlington shop
ping center, Arlington, Va
empt. high school education, attend
ing or planning to attend college
at night majoring in business ad-
ministration to work in a clerical
capacity in our home office. Splendid
opportunity If you have ambition
and are looking for a position
where you can work your way up;
office. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE co. SIG 14th st. NV, Room
800. -27
YOUNG MEN over 1S to work with
Sales Manager of national concern.
Can earn S75 per wk. Room 424,
14O4 New York ave. NV. -25
YOUNG MEN g, white only. is
yrs. OF. over, to assist sales manager
Average earnings $50 wk. See Mr..
HAYWOOD, Rm. $40. 724 9th St
OK
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MESSENGER

-6-17 years. old, white, for ONCE mes
senger work. Permanent job only.
Must have some high school educa-
tion and be willing to work. Good
chance for advancement. 6-day.
40-hr. week. Call personnel dept.
HO. 2-2476
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For exclusive speciality shop Good
handwriting, good typist, accurate
with f1sures; 5-day week: pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; references required,
Apply Monday, $40 to 1890.
hAPkOWITZ, on 18th between Z
and f StS. NV
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HELP MEN
SHOE LINE

Complete line Of STABLE
shoes, also rubber footwear.
Sold on straight commission
basis. viii make available
to salesman carrying related
items. Contact RICHMOND
DRY GOODS CO.. INC, IL
South 9TH ST., Richmond II.
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MAN WANTED
We would like to have o man that
understands shot guns. rifles piS-
tolls (new and uSed) and general
sporting goods that can sell and
trade to our customers. Age 2S-
As: Must be congenial and depend
able. Salary satisfactory.
Tenders PawnbrokerS
Sales Co.
913 D st. NV. RE. 1882
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Due to expansion we are seeking 10
neat. aggressive. dependable men
We will train you to be q factory
experience necessary. Earn $50 a
week while learning. Apply 1922
18th st. NV, first floor, $3.50 to
10 am only "a
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BOOKKEEPER

oON%IA1NGGI G4t
Small ONCE; typing exper nee
meals daily. good SAL. 6-day VIZ.
References required. TALLY-HO
BOSOM operators. experienced; 4
STONE LAUNDRY. 2216 eth st. n. w.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
By Josephine Lowmon

The technical name for face
lifting is rhytidectomy. This
means literally to cut out wrin-
kles.
Every woman past 40 would
love to have the firm contours
Of youth again. However. plastic
surgeons turn down about seven
out Of every 10 women who re-
quest this operation. because,
unlike other cosmetic plastic
surgery operations this one is
impermanent.
The result lasts only about
five years. Although the opera
ton may be repeated, after the
second face-lifting operation
there is danger of a masklike
appearance, with a widening of
the mouth. The skin can only
stretch so far.
This is one reason for the
reservation with which many
plastic surgeons regard rhyti-
dectomy. Also. this operation
cannot be successfully performed
on every face. There must be
a sufficient relaxation of tissues
or the operation will make little
change in appearance. It is
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Why Grow Old?
Surgery to Lift Your Face

most successful when there are
excessive wrinkles and an
abundance of redundant QooSe)
skin.
Many laymen have heard
about this operation which they
think of as the ear job" In
this operation the surgeon makes
curving incision around the
ear and pulls the skin taut. Heal
ing usually takes about six days.
In two weeks time the scar will
not be noticed under regular
makeup. The black and blue
marks resulting from bruises
usually disappear within two
weeks.
This is performed under a
local anaesthetic and is done at
a hospital. A pressure dressing
is used over the entire face and
the patient remains in the hos
pital three or four days.
If you are considering plastic
surgery it is most essential that
you select a highly competent
surgeon. In order to do so, write
to the American Board of Ples-
tic Surgery, 400 Metropolitan
Building, st. Louis, Mo-, for the
names of trained specialists in
your vicinity.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Scouts Seeking
Articles for
Thrift Shop

The Girl Scouts of Washing
ton and Montgomery County are
conducting special drive to in
crease the stock Of merchandise
in their thrift shop at 813 PERISH
ing drive, Silver Spring.
Neighborhoods have been or
ganized and Scout parents are
being contacted for saleable ar
ticles. The districts have special
committees who will collect the
items and deliver them to the
shop.
Although it was organized only
five years ago. the thrift shop
makes a sizeable annual contri-
button TO the Girl Scout camp
fund. 1t also provides a commu-
nifty service by enabling people
with very low incomes to pur-
chase wearing apparel and
household articles that they could
not have otherwise, Scout off,
Gals pointed out.
Mrs. Eleanor liable is founder
and manager Of the shop.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
CeremonyHeId
In Greensboro

Our Lady Of Grace Catholic
Church in Greensboro, N. c. was
the scene on April Is Of the mar
riage of Miss Frances Lila Kirk
patrick, daughter of Mrs. Stokes
Madison Kirkpatrick of Green's
boro and the late Mr.. Kirkpat-
rick. to Mr.. Harry John Ganzza.
He is the son of Mr.. Harry Mi
chael Ganzza and the late Mrs.
GanZZa.
Msgr. Arthur r. Freeman off,
ciated at the Nuptial Mass which
was followed by a wedding break
fast at the Bliss Club. The bride
was given in marriage by her
uncle. Mr.. Clarence E. Kirkpat-
rick.
When the couple returns from
a Southern wedding trip, they
will reside in Washington where
the bridegroom is associated with
the United States Naval Ord
nance Laboratory. .
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Public Speaking
Class Graduates

Today was graduation day.
for members of the Congress
sional Clubs public speaking
classes.
Mrs. E. Ross Adair, president
Of the class, was to act as toast
master at the ceremonies climax
ing 10 weeks of study and
practice. Luncheon was to follow
a program of speeches by the
students. =,
The graduates are Mrs. Paul
c. Jones, Mrs. H. r. Gross, Mrs.
w. Sterling Cole, Mrs. E. T.
Miller, Mrs. T. Peter Ansberry,
Mrs. j. Glenn Beall, Mrs. John
Dowdy. Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hillelson,
Mrs. E. w. McVey, Mrs. Robert
H. Mollohan, Mrs. Thomas H
Pelly, Mrs. Richard Simpson and
Mrs. clifton Young.
The course has been under the
direction of Mrs. Hester Beall
Provenson Of the University OF
Maryland.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Annual Fellowship
Luncheon Planned

The Arlington Council Of
Church Women will hold their
annual May fellowship lunch
con at noon Friday at the Trinity
Episcopal Church, Arlington.
DR.. Harold M. Johnson. a men,
ber of the staff of Arlington
Hospital and president of the
board of the Veterans. YMCA,
will be the guest speaker. His
subject will be, Health and
Housing in Arlington County"
Mrs, Walker Smith, chairman
of the Christian Social Relations
Committee, who is in charge of
the luncheon. will speak on the
philosophy of the committee in
it's approach to local and national
problems.
Reservations for the lunch
con should be made through
Mrs. Ivan Booker.
Evening star., 1953-04-29


The marriage Of Miss Sheila
Milligan, daughter of Mr.. Walter
Gibson Milligan of Grange
over-Sands. England, and the
late Mrs. Milligan, to Mr..
William Herbertson Brownlee,
took place on April % at the
Priory Church of st. Mary in
Cartmel, England. The BRIDE
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F1erbertson Brownlee of this
city. ~...
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Geoffrey Foulerton,
after which a reception was held
at the Grand Hotel in Grange.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
After a honeymoon trip to
Switzerland, Italy. Spain and
the Balearic Islands, the couple
will reside in Rugby, England,
where Mr.. Brownlee is associated
with British Thompson Houston.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Problems
Today
ThouehtIessness
Indicates Mans
Lack of Interest
By MurieI Nissen

DEAR MISS N1SSEN: I have
known Jim for five years. While
he was at home neither Of us
was very serious; we just went
out in a crowd. Time came for
him to leave and he is now in a
Government job. He asked if I
would write to him, which I did.
but he almost never answered
my letters. Naturally, mine be-
came very few-but still no re-
sponSe. He has just come home
after being away for two years.
and soon will be off again. He
got in touch with me and we
went out. but the subject of his
failure to write never came up.
I cared for him all the time
he was away, which marred my
chances of meeting or dating
any one else. Now, from our
recent date, I feel he does care
q little for me, but can't be too
sure. After our last date. he
said he wouldn't see me for
week or two since he had some
visiting to do. If don't see him
again before he leaves. should I
continue to write?
SANDRA M.
ANSWER: To come quickly
to the point, I think the boy. by
his thoughtlessness. has shown
that he is not nearly as inter.
ested in you as you are in him.
OF course, there's always the
consoling possibility that he's re-
Straining his emotions in view
of the long absences entailed by
his job. Perhaps he doesn't want
to keep you tied down to
promises while he's unavailable,
but at least he should be fair
enough to let you know why he's
holding back. In view of his
long impending absence, and the
possibility that it will be wasted
time for you if you settle down
to awaiting him, I strongly adj
wise that you try to find other
interests. Don't wait unless he
asks you to. Again. he may just
be so sure of you that he feels
you'll always be around whether
he makes a commitment or not.
This. too. is being very unfair
to you and you seem like much
too fine a person to be subjected
to such reconsideration.
MURIEL NISSEN 1DiH reply
to all readers who ask her help.
Write for free leGfet D-14,
ARE YOU SURE IT'S LOVE?"
In all cases be sure to enclose
an addressed. stamped enve-
lope and send request to her,
in care of the Womdn'S Dept,
The EUening Star, WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1953-04-29

Come, meet JERRY PARNIS
and see her
fashions modelled informally
from II AM. to 5 PM. in our
Fourth Floor Misses Shop
Thursday, April 30th and
at Spring Valley Friday, May /.
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Photo,

Miss Jean Marie Boland,
daughter of Mr.. James E. Bo-
land and Mrs. Byron w. DON
nelly, was married recently to
Mr.. Jerry Mack Terry. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Terry
of San Saba, Tex. The ceremony
took place at the Church of tthe
Little Flower and was followed
by a reception at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnelly in Po-
tomac, Md.
Evening star., 1953-04-29
Luncheon Party

An informal luncheon party
was given on Monday by Am
bassador Sastroamidjojo OF
Indonesia. at the Wate Gate
Inn
Evening star., 1953-04-29

miss SHEKLENE j. JOHNSON
Engaged to
MIR. Donald A. HALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l..
Decker of Arlington announce
the engagement of Mrs. Decker's
daughter, Miss Sherlene Joyce
johnson, to Mr.. Donald Allen
HALEY. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert G. HALEY of
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1953-04-29

MRS. THOMAS N. BUTLER, Jr.
The former
Miss Bonnie Whyte.
Miss Bonnie Whyte, daughter
Of Mrs. Barber Whyte, was mar
ried on April Is to Mr.. Thomas
Noel Butler, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler of Narbeth. Pa. st.
Mary's Episcopal Church was the
scene of the ceremony with the
Rev. George Tittmann officiating.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Gent. J

CARPENTER-Gen. repairs. porches.
partitions, shelving, cabinets; re.
liable. J. ROWELL. Elk. 3-0627.
19s
CARPENTRY, all-types Of works free
estimates. HA. 2-S192. JU. s-1135.
lie
CARPENTRY, alterations. REPAIRS re-
modelling, old and new work. MR..
SMITH. ia: 7-5527, any time. ga
CARPENTRY WORK = Repairs and
remodeling. Call D. E. CAKES. NO.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RIOTERS. Phone RIA. 6-SSSS, any
DAY, any night.
CLOGGED PIPES: Clean with cleo
trical equipment; reasonable rates:
24-hour service; no charge II we
fail. SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.,
CONTRACTOR OF BRICK and repair
work; reliable service; no Job too
small; LII. 2-S027, GEORGE w.
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HELp-WoAAEN
YOUNG LADIES.

YOUNG LADIES, 1926
Earn $3.50 mo-: travel Rio Grande
Valley, Calf. with chaperoned
group. See MRS. GREENFIELD, New
Colonial Hotel, 18th and M SITS. NV,
10 and pm. Don't phone. 1S"
YOUNG WOMAN wanted by stee
fabricator as. payroll clerk ant
cashier. knowledge of bookkeeping
and stenography helpful. Apply
ROSSLYN STEEL d CEMENT CO.
3O31 K st. NV. 30
PART TIME-Any lady can earn W
to S27 weekly with MAISONETTE
Call UN. ALAG.
LADY interested in rapid
promotion with nationally known
business house; ability recognized
and promptly rewarded; age not i'm
portant: $1,000 FIRST year. BOX
DO YOU WANT 10 EARN
$4,000 to $4,000 per Yr.?
CAN YOU SPEAK TO GROUPS?
II so, are you getting paid for this
SPECIAL VALUABLE TALENT? Also
executive position open. Call CO
5-4209, Ext. 10.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont.l

service manager, part.
buyer; IL years practical expert
ence in radar, TV and radio service
field; parts buying and public rela-
lions: Will consider travel, moving
for right position Details upon
request: Box 236-A. Star. 2Os
AVAILABLE APRIL 1st-A man with
20 YRS. of adm. exper. in account
ing. office and sales MANAGEMENT.
gen. mgr. and last i've yrs. In
property management. Exper. in hir-
ing and firing. meeting payrollS and
who appreciates today'S problems
as to personnel. cost, etc. Married
owns his home and can give the
best OF refs, as to honesty, depend
ability and integrity. Phone 10
3.576S after 4 pm. l9s
COLLEGE GRAD. Negro. dependable
desires work from 8 am. to 2 pm;
anything considered from tipping tc
c soSEESGSnS BOY 5E desires ses4 iob a. nort.r
Age Is. ST. 3-S227
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18

|PAINTING-ALL KINDS
Neat work. quick service. Wo. 6-1O63.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

COMPANION to refined elderly lady
with light duties; can type. Call
between am. to l pm. TU, q
EXECUTIVE ASST; bus. analyst,
alcoholic beverage industry; adapt
able other lines; good personality,
poise; has Imagination. ideas. Will
relocate travel. Box 279-A. Star.
GIRL. colored. desires job as clerk in
cleaners. once or salesgirl. Call s.
NURSE, middle aged, kind, patient;
private, night duty; cancer case pref
cradle. Taylor 9-011S, ~ to 4 pm.
PIX OPERATOR-Experienced. credit
and collection: afternoon and eve
ming work; best refs. Boz 25O-A.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored; hospital
refs. RIA. 3-o476. ~ ~ U is!sO'
RECEPTIONIST with knowledge of
public. AID. 4-1737.
REG: NURSE desires 5-day work
Et week IN Sill. spr. or NV. area. 10,
SECY.. legal. diversified, statistical
typing. by hr. or wk.; $3.50 mr.. $40
wk.: temp. or perm. ST. 3-9449
SECY. AVAILABLE for top-notch DO
sition: 8 yrs. Capitol Hill experience.
CAL II. 6-S204. 49,
HIGHLY exper. mgr: expert on coats.
suits, dresses, gowns; deS. pos. in q
6 o'clock store. Box 277-A, Star. 3"
NEAT, light. experienced, colored girl,
desires waitress. elevator operator,
maid in store or clerk in cleaners
knowledge OF sewing. LII. 4-69S4
Ex-STENOGRAPHER desires perm,
interesting work with opportunity
for advancement; accurate typist
rusty shorthand, legal and real es-
OIL. 2-522O.
COLORED GIRL desires evening Job
Call after 2:30 pm. Ii. 7-6321.
COLOKED NURSE. practical, desires
care Of children or elderly persons;
refs: 5-day wk. DI. 1850.
COL. PRACTICAL NURSE desires
work. Hospital exper. Care chill
dren, invalid. Live in or out. WA
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HELP-DoAAESTIc

COOK-HOUSEKEEPER - Full time
experienced Willing to serve de-
licious dinners. even If late. Able
t to keep clean clean: orderly house ct 81
person. WILING to serve the famiis
please do not apply. Healthy: hon.
adequ sssO pay 1n rR RriV sf17Ss s
COOK-HOUsEKEEPER. must be ex.
with pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Salary
open. Call RIA. 3z3181. go
COOK -G.H.W.. live in. Upstairs rm.,
2 school-age children. $50 wk. Ref
erences. EN-. 2-2167. lie
COUPLE, exper., live in nearby viz
ginta mod. home: references required
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, experienced
Live in, fond Of children. Pvt. quar-
teTs. Local Saa references required. Call
GEN. .HoTsEWoRK. live in, expert
enced and reliable. 2 school children.
$40 week. IA. S-os6S. ' WiS
G.H.W.-Care 2 children; workinl
per. references. JU. 9-O45s. lie
G.H.W., fond of children; reliable
girl with local references required;
live in private rm: and shower; 6K
H H.W.-S Pa &c COOKING SdsfSS mother.
R Sf r:ts no rea aun Ei sseS a SAG
GIRL colored. experienced with chill.
dren for g.h:w. Good pay. Refs. es.
sential: Apply in person. 1469. T
MAID. fond of children, experienced,
g.h.w.; refs: live in. JU. 5-7713,
MAID. live in; small family; pvt.
room and bath; local refs. required.
KE. 7-0S27. Pr
MAID, colored, to live in: good with
children; pa days, $25 wk, with rm,
M MGmf Mo GS enp fvs INKS MIS- eoIWViEnNS
NURsEMAiD, Ink; i've in. excellent
fShS ons No. e1 sRSZ1I Eef'; good salasrs
home. Light household duties. We.
suburb. Two children, 4 and 8.
Small salary. TIE. 6-6643. -23
WOMAN with NO family ties. Gage 90
In care Of semi-invalid: good wages
snd good home. Phone FairyieW
woM2N. TO CARE for children; N sal
AIRY and nsd lifetime home. Drury, Nd.
keep house for crippled lady. 1910
A st. ne: Ii. 4-8596. 30
WHITE GIRL, live in or vicinity Of
aH Ken ans L;n;T; Care OF 2 chill
MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN e
make home in apt: small family
invalid lady: small salary; after G
w 3 hi b.. Geo osS52iE LADY. aes 80
to so. to live in, assume charge Of
house and 2 babies while mother
works: $50 wk. and Suns. on: life
time Job to right person. CO. 6-6396.
|CoLORED WOMEN. settled. Vho
wants . home. do g.h.W. In colored
home; 6za-day week. No children.
WA. 1886. lis
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YOUNG MAN

Some automobile conditional sales
experience necessary. Also account
ing and tipping ability preferred,
but not essential, we have q Splen-
did opportunity for a young man
seeking future with rapid ad-
vancement in both salary and posi-
ton, must be able to get along with
the public with whom you will deal:
paid winter and summer vacation,
pany benefits; if you are an ambiti-
Gus individual and have the above
qualities call ME. S-6939 for an
polntment. MR., RUBY. ID
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Must have successful speciality sales
record, preferably in Office machines,
supplies. systems, or equipment, Ma
tional manufacturer Of non-compe-
t1tiYe reading equipment, supplies
and duplicators; machines on Govt.
schedule. Sell Govt. or commercial
accounts: draw during training
period; Call SALES MANAGER, Ma.
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AElP-AEM

MEN. white or colored, full or part
to their friends. Earn big commits
Sions. No investment. Apply to Mr..
MT: Ullman. N. Y. JEWELRY CO..
719 9TH st. NV -l0