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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

LANSlNG-(S PECIAL)--
A preliminary report Of in
vestigation of racial discrim-
nation against Negro troops
in Saulte Ste. Marie and
Calumet shows that the cit
izcnry Of these cities are CO.
operating To end problems
directly responsible for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Gets Study Grant

ORANGEBURG. 5. Cdr. Ed
ward Ferguson. Jr, professor OF
biology and head Of the depart
ment at the South Carolina State
College at Orangeburg has been
awarded a research grant by the
American Philosophical Society
OF Philadelphia ia aid in his in
vestigation Of the freShwaier
ostracods OF South Carolina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Oakland County
Reapportioned

PONTIAC.-The Board Of SUI
pervisors last week reappolrted
oakland County to provide a
sixth state representative in ac-
cordance with action Of the Leg
stature.
This means also that the county
VIII have one state senator rather
han the present five represent
slyes and one senator as shared
WIN Wsshtenaw County.
Candidates will run under the
new plan next fall.
Among the six districts af-
iiecled is number sixth which will
DC made up of Ferndale. Royal
Oak Township and Hazel Park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Dixie Governor to
Rip Non-Bias Schools

HOT SPRINGS. Va. (CNSl -
The Governors OF southern states,
who are meeting here this week.
are expected 10 sound off most
vigorously against the possible
Supreme Court ban on scnool
segregation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

Approximately 2.400 employees
are expected TO remain on job
work while iooling-up for pro-
duciion OF the new T-Sl tank
retriever.
The lay-on was announced
Monday during press confer
ence which marked completion
of the 10000 tanks built by
Chrysler since World War ii.
Fought LaY-oifs
EatIlicr attempts had been
made by Michigan Congressman
10 forStall the threatened lay of
in July which repeatedly involve
large number of race employees.
A self-formcd committee. at
that time, headed by Senator
f'el guson attempted to secure de
Tense work to supplant dwindlng
tank production.
The Armed Forces had formal
" authorized production of the
T-5l which production of is ex-
pectcd to start about midsummer
next year
Sees Hope
Keller added, however, that
the plant is attempting to put the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

retriever CT-5ll into production
with only eight months lead time
The shortest ever allotted for
vehicle Of this sort and that the
number OF employees laid-off may
re trimmed when actual produce
ton gets underway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Fashion Review Set
For Friday, November -

DetroiterS talking about the biggest event slated
TO occur in the city next Friday Night, NoN. Is.
What is il?
You guessed it. the first Fan Fashion Review TO he
held at the Lucy Thurman NWCA, go r. Elizabeth and
sponsored by the Detroit Tribune Beginning promptly at
& ocloc' festivities will begin with delicious chicken
casserole dinner seed piping bot from the wv kitchen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

unImportant as not to be worth
mentioning.
AS matter OF fact the entire
NAACP legal staff gave up va
cations in order TO work on the
constitutional questions raised by
the Supreme Court.
Not To Deiraei
While we do not wish 10 de-
tract the work being done by
the United States Department OF
Justice and the lawyers repre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

NEW YORk.-More than $50 experts have been
working all summer and fall with the NAACP legal de-
partmen in preparation of briefs to be submitted in the
eargument of the public school segregation before
the United States Supreme Court in December, Arthur b.
Spngarn. Association president said here today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

A three year-old girl awarded $4,000 last week
for fire injuries suffered in countyowned house In jan
uary 1851 ouofcourt settlement approved by the
Board of County Supervisors.
She is Lynette Robinson, daughter OF MIR. and Mira.
Willie Robinson of $685. Seebalt, who only four
months old when she severely burned in a house
that her parents renting from the county at 944
East Hancock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

Defective heating equipment
started the fire which lgnited
l-ynctte's crib She lost an arm
and her face and head were dis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Tank Plant Lay-0ff
Set Around 1000

production workers Chyer Detroit Tank Plant
indefinitely beginning the middle of this MONTH
cordng Keller president and general manager of tank
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

charges.
This revelation came last
Friday from two investigators
appointed by Governor Will
liams TO check the charges OF
racial bias in the two cities.
Final report TO the Governor is
expected soon.
The investigators are Lawrence
J LaLone. director of the Vet
Grams Fund. and John Boomer,
state relations director for the
Red Cross
Housing Problem
LaLone stated that the s.iud-
ton IS correcting itself with the
help of local citizens. since the
major problem appears in lack
of housing.
lie added that The final report
would also include conditions al
Empire. near Traverse City.
Others investigated but fonad
free of any problems were sta
tionS al Battle Greek and Detroii.
On the Saulte Sic Marie situa-
ton. LaLone pointed out that
there has been little construction
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Heiress
Seeks to
Keep Child

NEW YORK; SPECIAL)
A daughter Of multimil-
lionairc Marshall Field is
seeking court permission to
take her baby girl by a for
mer marriage to England in
order to live with her pres
emf husband in a non-segre-
gated community.
She is Mrs. Bettine Field
Bruce, 80, who revealed in
court last week that she
and her husband, Eldridge
Bruce, 80, were forced to
live apart for two years be-
cause of him being a Me-
gro.
Filed in Manhattan Supreme
Court as petition, her plea
seeks 10 compel former husband.
DR.. McCheSnay Goodall. Jr.,
Yale medical school professor,
to submit TO arbitration of her
plan TO take the child to England.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

TRIBUNE FASHION SHOW 4.
LUCY THURMAN YWcA. Fri
Gay Mite. Nov. IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Metal Plates in Head

Metal Plates in Head
The girl still faces at least two
more operations to replace metal
plates in her head as she grows,
d supervisor committee was
told.
The parents filed suit against
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07
Nevada Decree

Upon getting a Nevada divorce
IN September. l947 she also got
custody Of the daughter with Dr..
Goodall being granted rights of
visitation, adding that in case Of
a dispute il would be referred 10
arbitration.
The former husband opposes
her petition. citing that the GUS
todv agreement specifically pro-
hibts either party from taxing
the child out of the country. and
that, therefore. there is no ,sue
that can be settled
Mrs. Brucc's affidavit point.
out that her husband was study
ing for degree IN psycholopy
at Howard University in Wash
ihgton when they were married,
and was graduated in June
Bought Home
She revealed also that hr is
now enrolled in the University of
London where he is studying on
advance course in child psvcho-
ogy. and that they have bought
a home in Bromley, Kent. near
London.
We are also expecting baby
i'm DQcppnbpr intend Ia fott,
Mr. Bruce IN our new home in
Bromley as soon as | can so that
we can be together when the
baby arrives her petition added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

figured. while spending about 30
per cent OF the time since IN hos
pilals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-07

Keller added. however. that
the plant is attempting to put the
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01
Once he had 10 be
q nighttime farmer!

anyone else and as far as my equipment is con-
cerned - Conoco motor oil is the best pro-
tective insurance / can find. I've always used
Conoco products in my equipment, and during
the past five seasons of operation, haven't
spent one dime on motor repairs. That's good
business
Yes, using the best, Conoco, sure pays off
when it comes to keeping an engine in top
notch shape-keeping repair bills at an
absolute minimum. It'll pay you to use
Conoco Super Motor Oil, too. Why not make
it point to give your Conoco man ring?
He's got some solid proof that will convince
you-Conoco lubricants are best for you and
your equipment!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01

Today everything looks rosy to MIR. j. u.
Dennis of Route 1, Memphis, Texas. Wasn't
always that way though! From 1888 to 1887
he remembers he frequently had to pillow at
night to check the sand and save his crops
when there was high wind during the day
a wind could really make lot of trouble in
those times because of lengthy dry spells.
Mr.. Dennis is farmer, born and bred, and
he has farmed in the Memphis area for 40
years. Today he cultivates 551 acres of good
cotton and feed land-owns 80 head of regis
tered Angus. His equipment consists of 2
tractors, trucks, one combine, one cotton
harvester, one feed mill, a pickup and a car.
Mr.. Dennis says .'I'm a businessman like
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01
why worry about winter wecr?
olt-Plots" your engine VITA conoeo Sxpar.

Cold weather is tough on cars! But with Conoco
Super Motor Oil in your crankcase you don't have
to worry. Conoco Super, with patented Oil
Platinge, fastens tough film of lubricant to
ing engine parts. Result-cylinders, bearings and
other parts stay ttoi-plated," even when your car
is not running. Thus you're of easier starting
engine wear is reduced. Here's extra proof of
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01

Conoco's superiority In 50,000-mie road test,
six stock cars were driven 20 days in tough desert
grind with 1,0OOmile oil changes and proper filter
service. At the tests end engines delivered gas
mileage 99.41 % good for the last 5000 miles as
for the first 5000. And average wear cylinders
and crankshafts was less than 1I10O0 of an inch!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01
NoxxIe cv4rd for Spray

'sIn field spraying many times the
last nozzle will catch over a wire
fence thus damaging the boom. To
prevent this" says Keith E. Gore,
RID #3, Larned, Kansas, ''weld
a 12' curved SIG or 90 rod to ex-
tend a little In front and below
nozzle as shown"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01
3heGrs 1os = oelpes!

Send your favorite recipes to Mrs. Annie
Lee Wheeler, Dept. q Conoco Cafeteria,
Ponca City, Oklahoma. A $50 pair of Wiss
Pinking Shears awarded for every recipe
published with your name. All recipes be-
come property of Continental Oil Company.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01

Send your original ideas to The Tank Truck;
Dept. q Continental Oil Company, Ponca
City, Oklahoma, and get q genuine $10.25,
Dis Henry Disston Hand Saw for every
idea that's printed
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-12-01
AID for Remevins Cylinder Head
1y-====, F===--sy
q e . = = Z !.
o. &e ~ ~ ct
Va

the length of cylinder head with holes bored to match
valve cover bots Charles H Aznoe Brady Montana
makes the job of lifting and carrying much easier Sin
lifting piece valve bolts and put nuts on
Evening star., 1953-07-14
WATERS

Must be exper., for busy hotel din
ing room; excel. salary, meals and
tips. Apply
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SITUATIONS MEN

expert; books opened
closed. caught up; all taxes: local
refs: open rate. jU. 9-6564. 49,
BOOkKEEPER 81 (Jewish). full
charge, double entry. taxes. payroll.
Now employed: available in one week.
cHEFmExps5tencs in EyIyp.u Enropean and
CogEd GRAD.-Bus. adm, Snort
hand, 100 w.p,m.; typ. -95 w.p.m.;
SEEKS NTdp positiqn Hp p@STTk BSs 244-L; star. .,,
ored, desires full-time Job or or 3
hours day work. LU. 1-5402. 15'
LEROY LETTERING, spare time, pat
ent attorney, experienced. RA. g.
PATENTs-Former Government pat
ent attorney and patent examiner,
RETAIL ExECUTiVE, capable Of TAX
ing charge of the flow of merchan-
disc from factory to counter, in
cluding import and export, and ap-
plication of controllers controls, de-
sires. new association with either
catering to chain and/or depart
ment stores. BACKGROUND is tops.
SALES MANAGER-store manager,
age 30. married, two children, un-
usual experience, excellent refer
ences' presently msnaEer large gift
MAN desires work
as watchman, driver or q helper,
LA. 6-12S9.
MAN, colored; chauffeur or
light truck driver: D. c. permit;
MEN, exper. in remodel
ing, painting, plastering,. roofing,
carpentry, downspouts and cutters,
icementing) tile wk., etc. HU. g.
1897.
FORMER GOVT. special police guard.
Hotel clerk; middle aged, depend
abs soYs Eefs bEsfKE fF aaS3R WSRk o, .py KIND
age IA and IA, reliable and de-
pendable IL 1-5Rfn IA
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TOP FLIGHT
SALESMAN

The worlds largest Arm of business
engineers is further expanding it's
sales coverage to meet the ever in
creasing need for our type of service.
Our requirements are q sales back
ground, bondability, mature think
ing. q late model automobile: good
education and strong motivations; :;
applicants must be over 80. Limited
travel. Field training supplied. Pre-
fer 5 years sales experience.
Compensation on substantial salary
assured for producers For conf
Dental interview see G. c. Ashley
after z pm, Contact at Ambassador
Hotel, inquire 1t desk. No phone
calls. -16
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16 Years
SITUATIONS WoMEN

BOOKKEEPER-ADM. ASST - T/B
bus. exper. Highly responsible, CO.
operative. Can take hold. Salary
open. Please contact Box GOAL
DIETlTfAN-Graduate Emory Uni
yersity. Home economist, Degree ABB
Limestone College, Bacteriologist. Ga
State Health Dept. Ii. 4-9742.. BOX
NURSE N11Rl; lE;-6so6SMfPAN1oN-HousEKEEPER
TPFsts6 II sasG7s elders Go anywhere. Phi
PRAcTiCAL NURSE desires Job in
doctors once as receptionist. 10
yrs. tipping exper. AID. 4-1643.
STENO.. EXPER., legal, public; full or
part time; evening work At your
once or mine. RE. 7-42S1.
TYPIST, good; can operate most
business machines; neat, intelligent.
middle aged. with car; desires posi-
tion In Washington by Aug. 90
Apply TYPIST, 654 Dumbarton ave-
UNDERGRADUATE Nurse Wisnes
position. Companion rurse for in
valid, man or woman. References
from best physicians. Box 242-L,
ExPERIENCED sTENoG. desires /
months work Immediately. Tel. WA.
7-47s2
GIRL wants elevator job. kitchen
helper. or cleaning. from 8 pm. un-
til IL or ANA Ii. 3-2s47. 15'
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HELP-DoMeSTlc

COOK, general permanent: live in;
Wesley Heights; pvt. rm. and bath;
family of 4. Call EN-. 2-e366. ID
K-HOUSEKEEPER, white. Live
in. Permanent. Gen. lh.w. and
cooking for family of 8. Alexandria.
Call RE. 7-3640. -16
G,H.W.. plain cooking; live I'M; Be-
Thurs. afternoon W and " every h other
Sun. of. Local refs. OIL. 4-7264.
G: :H.W... plain cooking. live in: refs.
$50 Wk. JU. 5-3091. 10
G.H.W.. plain cooking: live in; fond
Sfo g children MI other ssPea help empl.; refs
Civ COOK, oDes' exDer. Care chill
dren.. Working parents. Live in. Am
pie time off. Recent ref. JU. 9-045S.
G.H.w.- COOK, live in. Experience
with children, 5l2-day wk. Refer
ences REQUIRED. Pvt. rm. and bath,
with TV. S"5 wk. Call JU. s-519S.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER to live
in. simple cooking; references re-
auired; $40 week. Apply ali day
Tues, ,7312 Western ave. Chevy
EoTsEHoID HOUSE @1i BUTLER. houseman, to
live out. Only trained and expc-
rienced need apply. Govt. home.
Box 56-M. Star. -I5
HOUSEKEEPER for small private
nursery school. 5hs-day wk. Paid
vacation. $3.50 per mo. Call OF.
4-9663 or TIE. 6-7646. -16
HOUSEKEEPER. white. comfortable
home. live in; care Of home and 2
young children; call OIL. 9-a563.
MAID, Inv, apt. in Arlington. 4h
hrs, s. days, SIS mo. Refs, health
WHITE GIRL. bet. 2O-30 to care for
INVALID child. Refs. and live in. .WO.
ELDERLY LADY for Ink, one ac-
customed to caring for home in
exch. for good home and small
salary. Call JA. S-25S6. -15
WHITE LADY, for general house
work. for at least d months In
resort town in Arkansas OzarkS; 2
in family; all-modern home appli-
ance; good salary: OIL. 2-3467. IA
COLORED. SETTLED LADY, to care
for children; pvt. room and board,
small salary. Ii. 6-59Sl. IA
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. }
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

GENERAL OFFICE CLEANING g
GOOD LAUNDREsS AND CLEANER,
experienced, reliable, wants day
HIGH TSTk seH66T Esfe5nee; GRaDiSTTPo PE iGeSPo d.,r
child care or mothers helper; live in.
refs. CO. 5-557S.
WOMAN wishes to take care Of chill
dren while, family works. RE. 7-7242.
WOMAN desires days work Tues.
IN TnFougn s Sat. GOOD ref. EXP, reliable.
wairE III ISoS WOMAN desires s.h.w., 4 or
8 days a week: Exper. Refs. AD.
TWO GISS WoMFS sfisS : S,Eb p1m; work. d,v vor.
Or f4onp2s part tins ti@s; g2pd cleaners and
CoLoRED WOMAN desires HSS~ Job part
days work. La. 6-9365.
5 dsys est Ssst Sssre: Is dsm's ps4 sss
HONEST, RELIABIE, young, eoIored
woman ,se desires days work. Refs.
coiSRES a5i 3E4ySs' WOMAN d.,,,.. -
Refs, Refs Ca Can 4 Ex; : {, 1881 between IL
COLoRED GIRL desires g.h.w. 5
days week. good refs. LA. 6-63o4.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires ordinary
nOuoEWOIk anu CLltIu care. MON.
through Fri. sleep in. NO. 7-ia02.
GIRL, colored. wants day work at
once. Mon. Tues. Wed. and Fri. Ii.
CoLoRED GIRL desires cleaning or
laundry. reliable refs. LU. 1914.
COLORED GIRL WANTS WORK as
cook, maid. laundress, likes children,
$40 wk. experienced. DU. 7-7S56.
COL0RED GIRL, as nursemaid or
work Of any kind: nearby; s or q
COLORED GIRL desires permanent
day work laundry, light cleanins
1894
COL0RED WOMAN wants b-day wk.
GIRL. colored, desires s.h.w., lisht
Laundry; no cooooking: fond Of chill
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Mon; Tues Thurs. and Fri. Ex.
WOMAN. colored, desires days work:
good cleaner and laundress: excel.
TWO COLORED GIRLS desire gh.w.
or child care, exper. Phone DE. 2.
Evening star., 1953-07-14
HELP-MEN
statesmen

Want to make real money?
Let's make q date for q pri-
vate preview Of an amazing
new invention. Apply in per-
son. 3707 Georgia avenue
NV, weekdays, 9:30 to 4:30.
See LYNN MUSE.
Evening star., 1953-07-14
statesmen
DE- AT rcT rNU

EGENA GFo 1 n
Business is good in this ONCE. We
have more properties and more
service. II you are Thoroughly exper. =,
know Alexandria, Fairfax and Ar
hngton, Va. own your own car and
are willing to work an excel. oppor-
tunity is available to / or 9 good
men or women who can qualify with
long estab. reputable and pro-
mission basis. Phone, call or write
". H. BARRY. 2206 Mt. Vernon ave
Alexandria. Va. XII. 9-O07S or TIE.
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Statesmen

Storm window, siding and
only item OF this kind in the
home Improvement field. The
new exterior wonder coating
MasbeStex
MAsBESTEX CORP. OF AMERICA
42nd ca Ave NV i
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ROUTE
statesmen

We have several openings on estab-
liShed routes for married men. age
21-40; experience preferred. but not
essential
Apply any day between 8 am. and
$3.50 pm
Evening star., 1953-07-14
PLASTERERS, white mechanics: call
between and 8 pm. WA. 7-4S77.

PLASTERERS, white mechanics: call
between 6 and pm. WA. 7-4S77.
PLAsTERERS, white mechanics. Call
JU. 9-2357.
PLASTERERS, colored, experienced
white coat mechanics only need
apply. Also hod carriers. apt. prof.
ect Georgia ave. and Aspen st. NV.
Next to Walter Reed. 80
PLUMBERS and helpers (10l; long
Job in Va. no bumS-top wages; call
In person. between and pm. A.
B. CLARKE, 500 Maine ave. s.w:
PLUMBING AND BUILDING-Ma-
teriaIS dept. head familiar with all
types of plumbing fixtures, fttings.
roofing. siding plastic tile and rock
wool Ability to estimate guam
titles of these materials for installa-
tion is essential. Excel. opportun
ity for individual with these quail
flcationS. Interesting salary and
commission ARRANGEMENT. Many
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Lehr,
MONTGOMERY WARD. Alex. Va.
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PART TIME

Young white man, with car. who
needs to supplement present income
In evening work. Call AID. 2-6445.
ask for MR.. BOYCE. -15
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SHORTHAND AND TYPING
BIG DEMAND
FOR NURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDERS WANTED to Lansing, Mich.
Leave July Is. Call DALE CONOVER,
Ii; b-6700. Ext. 73066, bet 3 and
4:30. 16"
WANTED-Ride to New York City,
July II or 18. BILL STERNER. AID.
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MACHINISTS
PAINTERS

Experienced only. Apply JAFFE. oil
18th st. NV.
PARTS MANAGER, age 21-2S, to
manage parts dept. for truck equip
ment. manufacturer; 51a-day wk.;
vacation. group insurance benefits,
etc. Apply MR.. FOLLIN. 1905 Wis.
ave. NV. RE, 7-444l. --15
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CLERK-TYPIST

@@V44 = . = ~ =
Good steady position. pleasant sur
roundings. good starting salary.
MARV1N'S, 734 7th st, NV. IA
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EI EVATOR OPERATOR

FILE CLERK: young lady. l8 to 20;
immediate opening; 5-day. 37A-hr
VIZ; pleasant working conditions:
paid vacations and other benefits.
Call ST. 3-S0SS. Ext. 257.
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.
I'LL N. Capitol st.
Evening star., 1953-07-14
REATTTTCTAN

bEAU 11C1AN
Full or part time work. top salary
fnd BEAuTY Ts9@RIsSiSn sAioS s4A APPLY GPa ~ Carl
BEAUTY PARLOR working manager;
small shop; Silver Spring area. Re-
grst to lose present. fine, honest and
salary guaranteed, commission and
percentage Of gross. Ju. S-1441:
BEAUTY opERSaaTitoRs-Need 2 rS man
icgrists ki4rcdSd at SEQ $50 wk guar @ plus comm
female operators; $100 wk. guar.
plus comm. Call any time. TIA; g.
BEATTY OPERATOR, b-day w xk..
BEAoFRxA RlW'' RA sAb0M: sA5sSS. ss4 uDshur m14 st.
OPERATOR-Ss5-S1OO wk.
guarantee plus comm: no mani
f1111s' ffgTins' steady JOB; az soSIsa
time, closed sat. year around; s + noars ours
90; RE. 7.1I0O. Ext. 496. IA
downtown hotel beauty salon; excel
lent salary and commission; air
SsS saG' to ss's'SS sSss Tsst s5h
BEAuTY OPERATORS t2> and 2
manicurists for downtown hotel
beauty salon: sal and COM; air-cond.
fa fds72i g. MRS 4Fss4si MAsTiN1, ri PM is. o.
BOOKKEEPER-T genl office
exper.; 6 days. FREED OPTICAL
OFFICE. 727 9TH st. NV. is
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST: perm. part
time position; will develop into fall
time inSnYnnea nfNRa. hire ~ 1
8 days wk.; excel. opport. Call r.
RIDGE. MA. S-97S5. -l6
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PIX OPERATOR

Fully 10 type. esDsr.spssa .sFsIs sgS must b able
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO, 6Og
PRACTICAL NURSES, for Ige. nurs-
ing nome; 12-hr. duty: live in; $125
mo. and uniforms: Is miles from
White House on Colesville I'd. MRS.
CARTER, Supervisor, JU. 9-8O40
REcEPTIoNIsT wanted. NOVELS
HAIR STYLISH; full time, age %
80, personality. neat and attractive.
Apply in person. 1907 Tuckerman
REsiDENT MGR. for e5-unit T5S biSs.
close-in; quarters and salary; some
oflce exper. helpful. State. briefly,
experience, age, marital status for
SALES POSITION; ewes. imported
china and glassware. Shown only
BY app't. Interviews Wed, Z pm,
with good selling abil.
lty to work in furniture showroom.
Good position in pleasant surround.
1ngs. Furn. experience helpful but
not required. Apply Tues. after
GATES. 701 Lamont st. NV. IA
to learn retail business;
recent high school graduate, or
Apply NATIONAL UNIFORM CO.
oOOl X St tx