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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15

Gov. Theodore McKeldin pre-
sented Mrs. Philip Marcus with the
first prize in the fire prevention
contest celebrated jointly by the
Wheaton Chamber of Commerce
and the Montgomery County Fire
MarshalPs office.
The ceremony took place Friday
at the noon luncheon at Town and
Country Inn on Georgia Avenue
when the Kiwanians joined with
Chamber members in welcoming
the governor to the Wheaton area.
A surprise gift for Mrs. Marcus
was a wall type fire extinguisher
for the home presented by Elvin
James of the Capital Inspection
and Recharge Comapny.
Reeves Introduces McKeldin
Gov. .McKeldin was presented
by Secretary of State John R..
Reeves who was in turn introduced
by Tom Amatucci, president of
the Wheaton Chamber. The COVER
nor gave many notable examples
of the spirit that has made Ameri-
ca great end urged the members
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15
u. N. Party
In Wheaton

United Nations Week will be
celebrated in Wheaton, with U.
N. birthday party for children, to
be held Sunday afternoon, October
25, from 3 to 5 pm. at the Rock
Creek Shelter, East Leland Ave-
nue. and Beach Drive.
Eight local civic and church or
CARNATIONS, acting through the
Wheaton Committee for the Uni
ted Nations, are sponsoring the
birthday party, which is open to
children of all ages and their par
ents. The party will feature U. N.
movies, magician, puppet show,
community singing, and refresh
ments.
Tickets, at 25 cents each, may
be obtained at the door or from
the sponsoring organizations-the
Wheaton Chamber of Commerce,
Kiwanis Club, Civilian Club, Whea-
ton Presbyterian Church, Resur-
rection Lutheran Church, Hughes
Methodist Church, Pleasant View
P. T. A., and Wheaton unit, Lea
que Of Women Voters. They will
also be sold at special U. N. in
formation booth in the Suburban
Trust Company, Wheaton, on Oc-
tober 16 and II and % and "a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15

The Ways and Means Commit
tee Of the Glenmont P-TA certain
" has a program scheduled for
the coming ye9r. Mrs. William
Westlake, chairman of the COM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15
Jewish Community
Center Opens
Rummage Store

The Women's Council of the
Montgomery County Jewish Com
munity Center has announced the
opening of a Rummage Store at
1888 North Capitol Street. The
store will be open daily from 1000
am. to 700 pm. Proceeds from
the store will be used for building
Improvement.
Mrs. Meyer Lippman and Mrs;
Philip Towsner, Co-Chairmen of
the Rummage sale explained that
members donating rummage or
their time working in the store,
WI receive credit toward earning
a ticket to a Donor Dinner Dance
to be held at the Woodmont Coun-
try Club next April.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15
MRS. PHILIP MARCUS
1920 Henderson Ave
lockwood 5-3044

The Wheaton Lion Club will
soon have an able group helping
it, according to the local Lions
newsletter, the Wheaton Growler.
Recently, the wives of Lions
Club members started the forma-
ton of the Wheaton Lionesses.
This auxiliary will help the men
in such things as their current
newspaper and magazine drive,
and in other similar projects.
T porary officers for the
Wheaton Lionesses are: President,
Mrs. Jack A. Moore, Jr.; Vice-Pre-
sident, Mrs. Charles Thomas; Sec
rotary, Mrs. John S. Kenestrick,
I8nd Treasurer, Mrs. Floyd Collins.
y Ways and Means Chairman is Mrs.
William A. Koier.
IL Attend LIST Meeting
Twelve ladies' attended the first
meeting Of the new organization
which was held at the home of
Mrs. Koier on Dennis Avenue. The
new officers will serve until the
first of the year, by which time
time their Constitution and By
Laws will have been drawn up.
All wives of local Lions members
are invited to join the group which
meets the fourth Thursday each
month by calling Mrs. Moore after
$50 pm. at Lockwood 4-6471.
Business meetings will be limited
to one hour, after which social
period will take place.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. C. J. Thomas,
106O9 Amherst Avenue. More
power to the girls if they can
keep business meetings to sixty
minutes!
Speaking of the Lions-don't
forget that their paper drive is
on, and everyone up-county, down
county and local is invited to get
rid of their newspapers by leaving
them at either the new frehouse
at Glenmont or at Jackson's SER
vice station in Wheaton. Next time
plan to go to Wheaton, have the
youngsters bundle yours up and
drop them off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Young of
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Wheaton Genmont GIeonngs
a.
Lionesses, Lions Auxiliary,
Formed to Help With Civic Work

, Philadelphia have been recent
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Curtis on Henderson
Avenue. The Youngs are cousins
of Mr.. Curtis.
While here, the Youngs spent a
day at the Frederick Fair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Schrider accom-
panied them.
Heartiest congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Bauman of Ston-
ington Road in Springbrooke
Forest on their sixtieth wedding
anniversary, which they celebrated
on October 8.
AS an anniversary present, their
daughter and granddaughter and
son-in-law who live with them, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. P. Winslow, took the
Baumans to New York where they
thoroughly enjoyed the World
Series. The two couples stayed
with the Bauman's son, Albert
Bauman, Jr., in New Hyde Park,
L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bauman have lived
in Springbrooke Forest for five
years. They formerly lived in Mt.
Rainier. They have thirteen chill
dren, twenty-eight grandchildren,
and seventeen great grandchildren.
Mr.. Bauman, former Chief Engin-
eer at the Naval Medical Hospital,
retired seventeen years ago. Both
Mr., and Mrs. Bauman were born
in Washington.
Little Christine Moore, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack A. Moore, Jr.,
of Farnell Drive, spent last week.
end with friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Clarke, in Covington, Va.
St. Catherine LaBoure's Catholic
Youth Organization may be new
but it is off to a flying start.
The first activity of this young
sters' group is the formation of a
football team among boys up to
fifteen years of age. The boys, who
are coached chiefly by Louis Di
Filippo, former football player at
IGonzaga and Georgetown, have
games scheduled with other CYO
groups throughout the fall. They
lost their first game, but the game
held last week at Turkey Thicket
against Nativity CYO was won
by st. GATHERINGS 26-0. This COM
ing Saturday, the boys play St.
Jerome's at the Monum t
Grounds. Good luck, lad
The Ways and Means Commit
tee Of the Glenmont P-TA certain
" has a program scheduled for
the coming year. Mrs. William
Westlake, chairman of the COM
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present evaluation of $4,000, 900
with more half again that amount
now in the process of development.
He suggested changing the name
Of Kensington-W Wheaton Road, Bla-
densburg Road and University
Lane to McKeldin Boulevard.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15

Gus winning slogan" Fire Proven
ton means constant attention"
Thomas G. Oyster, charter mem
Der of the Wheaton Chamber gave
a brief outline of the growth and
development Of Wheaton from
crossroads with one filing station
and a drug store in 1941 to the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15

Did you know we had a real
artist in town? Yes sir! Handy
Jackson was a contributor to the
Sculpture Exhibition at the
Centerville Fair last week.
His work was streaky pink and
curved all around-sort of
streamlined. Caused quite a stir.
Nobody was sure what it was
supposed to represent, but some
liked it and thought it was good
art. Handy gave me the lowdown:
"Why, it was nothing but a
piece of cattle salt our cows
have been lickin' at for months.
/ just had it mounted. Fooled a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15

to continue in their concern for
others which is basic to Christian
living.
; Fire Marshall Charles H. Howe
and Inspector Linwood Robertson
of the county fire office, spoke
briefly on the need of fire preven-
ton tactics and praised Mrs. Mar
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15
Mrs. Johnson Improved

Mrs. Philander Johnson, former
ly of the Rockville Pike, has re-
turned to her home at Alcott
Road, Woodhaven, Bethesda, from
Suburban Hospital after a serious
illness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15

Licking!

lot of folks - one fellow even
wanted to buy i'll"
From where I sit, Handy's
modern art" just shows how
some people can be led astray.
Some even get to be "experts"-
especially about the other fell
lows business. Whether it's art
or music, or a simple thing like
choosing, say, beer or milk with
a snack, we should live and let
live. There's no call for either Of
us to set ourselves up as a
model for the otheri
&eM ~4s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-10-15

mittee says they hope to do the
following:
One of the biggest projects is
the dancing program for young
sters of the community. 1856. chill
dren in Z different classes, from
pre-school through sixth grade are
taking part in learning to dance
part of the money for the classes
going to the P-TA. In October the
P-TA expects to start sales on
the lettered sportswear caps, tee
shirts, etc., which have proved so
popular with the children. Also,
the P-TA is initiating a once-a-
month cookie sale at the school
for the children.
November will bring a Parcel
Post Sale-and if anyone knows
where information on poetry which
is printed on the postcards for the
Parcel Post Sale can be obtained,
please let me know so l can pass
on the information. A Minstrel
Show, with an all-parent cast, is
in the wind for December, and
February and March will bring a
Balloon Contest details on this
later. In April a bake sale is
scheduled TO rthe P-TA meeting,
and in May will come the ever
popular Spring Fair. This year it
will have a Western theme. The
year viii end with dance recital
Continued on BIZ
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HELP-MEN
YOUNG MEN ca

(PART-T1ME WORK.
II YOU have car and can work from
So S to pm o eyss aHS f 10 a daS
sos to $75 q week to your income.
No canVassing. Apply Mr.. Rogers,
237 9TH st. s.w.. 5 pm.
PATENT LAW FIRM desires young
man. preferably recently graduated,
with some technical education such
as chemical engineering, to begin
Work as a researcher in washing.
profession. Excellent future OBJ.
portunity. State age, education and
experience. Box bob. Star. $
CHRISTMAS greeting card sales rep
reSentative for large nationally
known prestige line. Will call exclu-
Slvely on established accounts of city's
finest mes stores plus opening new out
Highest commissions paid. State
fully qualifications and background
Give phone where you may be
reached March 18th and 18th
Tor interview. Box 305-B. Star.
EVENING WORK; men.
Va. residence only; earn $40 to 500
per wk. 3 ewes. and Sat; contracting
new home owners for established
FENCE .IS', a; and storm WINDOW company.
n.
Il blk. of Wilson blvd)
man not subject to
military service for good Rawleigh
business in Rappahannock, Culpeper
or Madison counties. Stop work
ing for others! Be your own boss.
GOOD profits; Write, Rawleigh's,
SEE Be- sTSEs bfRE Rtfhmo Race Xs
opportunity with leading shoe fac
tory; earn I'D to S25 daily comm.
sell part or full time; 1875 fast
selling crshion styles for entire
family. Fast deliveries. Write for
NEIL s sHo g ss'f e0serp fts s S9dN
R Ell M6sS' MAN EARNS s5ss one
week; A G. R. $3.50. j. R. NJ. aver
aged $500 weekly; H. M. averaged
foe s s2so Teskly prSyen
protected territory. Write or wire
PALCOSEEL. Ltd. MaSsena 3, N. Y.
WANTED, salesman. age 35-45,
with car, as estimator for estab-
salary plus commission and car al
lowance; good opportunity for right
man. Call Elk. 3-73S7 for interview
No information given over telephone.
MAKE $50 TO $500 PER SALE
Exclusive Exc territories to statesmen r!
OUTDOOR LIGHTS sweeping coun-
try. Enormous demand from gas
stations, stores. night-spots, drive
ms. auto agencies. Written money
back GUARANTEE clinches sales.
No samples. No investment. No
Eo cSttnE c6 6zDe chesso rfH S E M
iiShed 191i. " ~
COMPLETE BAKER and decorator;
call any time SUNDAY. 2906 Mime
sofa ave; Sc: after L an;
S S6Gf ma aS &c. 8 B1 sHs f40 sPd4
CASH COMM. Every business a
expeF.. men. women; full. part time.
S IA, CORP OF AMERICA ca Dept.
DACRoN AND ORION suits and Stacks
Time rim sat Sat. Eve. POST, ESQUIRE. et c.
Big commissions advanced daily
GARMENT tMfgrA' 1o56-F, Van
R tTifai i'e YOUNG MAN to drive
elderly lady on motor trip Of about
. months. OIL. 4-0546 or write Apt.
515, 3 Pooks Hill I'd. Bethesda, Md
VIRGINIA-We need one full-time
lent commissions plus guaranteed
tunity unlimited with fast-growins
company for qualified man. Call
Sunday, RA. 6-5226.
OFFICE, clerical, operate POSTING
machine, do accts; receivable and
gen. ONCE work; will consider young
See MR.. sCoGGs. bet. 10 a.m.-3: 80
pm, 463 Eye st. NV. 10
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SEAMSTRESS, white, thoroughly ex-
perienced IN general sewing for dry
cleaning shop. No alteration work
necessary. 2 wks. summer vacation
Apply IN person, BESSON'S CLEAN
ERS. 1929 14th st. NV. NO. 7-4556.
SEAMSTRESS, experience on repairs
for tailor shop; good pay; steady
work. 1901 New Jersey ave. NV.
SEAMSTRESS-Experienced.t to work
IN dry cleaning store; mrs. 3 am.
TO pm 5l2-daY week; salary, $40
with opportunity for increase as
business improves: Apply in per-
I4th st. NV, between s am. and
SECRETARY, white. attractive. ex-
perienced punctual, willing worker,
good speed in shorthand and iyping
REQUIRED. age 21-35. good working
c c. n lens Hours am: to. 4'3O
sry requirements to Box 173 B.
SECRETARY for law Office. shorthand
and tipping necessary; 5-day Wk.,
vacation with pay. Call DI. S-6774
6 Monday through Friday. S
phone MR.. JAMES, Lo. 1850. IS
SECRETARY for architect. Week
SSsyS; ea u RE- RE- l7-4ao3, Saturday.
opment in Arlington, Va. Qualifica-
tions;. Shorthand, tipping, some
knowledge of bookkeeping helpful,
but not essential. Ability to use
telephone intelligently. Must possess
pleasing personality. Hours, 3 to s..
sECRETARYEY you woman to work
as secretary to attorney on staff
of lge. national organization. Re-
guire 100 w.p.m. shorthand and
60 W.p.m. typing, speed perm. po-
SiEEion; sa excel WORKING I6h conds 2day
to Box asia e4.B' s5 st9r. per W. Reply
sECRETARY. we'll established law
hrm; under So; salary according to
apiiity and pasts experience. Call
SECRETARY for university profes-
nent, interesting Job: .}f5-hour. g.
day week. ST. 3-4940, Ext. 20.
SECRETARY = Prominent national
relations, shorthand and tvping 3.
day wesS; hours. 8 to 5; no Sat
WORK; S65 wk. to start; employe
CcueutSi lOedl working environ
ment in new Aforementioned down.
town office building. Phone Mon
and Tues" 8 am. til noon. ST
SECRETARY, exper., willing to Learn
dictaphone: small air-cond. ofice
5 days, plus alternate Sat. morn.
ings. GEORGETOWN area. $3.50 mo
| can RE-. LOST,
SECRETARY. must have patent exper.
/ able to assume reSDOnsiblitv. 5-day
| Wk. 5000. Box 319-B. star.
SECRETARY. local office. INatl. organ
/ lZation. gen. sec. duties. Excel
! WORKING conds. Under 25 yrs. OF
ace. -. 2-"021. .
| permanent position with law firm,
| good starting salary, plus annual
bonus; group disqualification and
other employe benefits. Fox 47l-B,
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Clerk-Stenographer

Clerk-Stenographer
1925 yrs. for general ofice work in
GEORGETOWN. No experience neces-
Sary; free Transportation, paid sick
leave and vacation; phone for ap-
CAPITAL TRANSIT
AID. 3-6363, Ext. 652. 3
CLERK-TYPIsT, age 81 to IS, for
estlns work. G:A 2da aSs, to 5:S6;
details to BOX 4e4-z. Star. "a
CLERK-TYPIST-Small real estate
once; 5-day week. Apply 1st floor
fT9nf; 529 18th st; NV MA. s-2076'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Spring area.
NEEDS sr of nsnes empo2
ment; good starting salary; com
coNsu& SHass's' cR ReRif Service R1VESSR,
INC, s513 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring.
CLERK -TYPIsT, gen. insurance once.
CLERK TYPIST-Young woman for
general office work, in a ne. dept:
i i9or flgqTTeS. 5;dsy gk Eff m Is
C II; iigrSPi s5-hr. wk., s day;
sick and annual leave. MA. S-36S4.
CLERK TYPISTS-We have openings
for several clerk-typists under 40
in our home office. Tipping speed
not important. Our employees work
5 days a week from $50 am. to
4:45 pm, Monday through Friday.
Vacation and sick leave benefits.
Non-profit cafeteria. If you would
like to, work, with congenial people
s come in and Yvi see US? Apply ply PER- 3
cL fhe 81 f;Ms for downtown real
estate and construction, ONCE; pleas
ant duties in congenial atmosphere.
5oodday wk. MRS. SMITH. RE; z
CLIEaRsK-TYP1sT. 5-day, s7la-hour
week: pleasant working conditions.
Apply SUN LIFE OF CANADA. SIG
Transportation Bldg. or call MA.
CIERK-TYPIsT. small office; excellent
opportunity; No phone calls. Apply
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. 3
snce company branch Office. SA.
CLERK-TYPIST. high-school gradu-
ate, age l7-35; permanent position,
5-day week, many employe benefits;
interview by appointment only. Elk
$3.50, PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE
CO OF AMERICA. -
CLERK TYPIST for insurance office.
5-day Wk., permanent position. $40
per wk. to start. Apply 500 Victor
Bldg. 724 9th st. NV. Iii
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and 10c Store Statesmen
Established Territory
Available

known greeting rard man
ufacturer desires high-grade sales
representative experienced in calling
on and 10c store trade. Territory
available includes Virginia end West
Virginia. Will eeke over accounts
already established. Prefer full
time. but will consider applicant
handling one and not more than
two other and 10c store lines
Liberal commission on year-around
repeat business. combined with pro-
tected territory and outstanding
product. make this an excellent OPP
portunity for a man who desires q
permanent connection with a grow
ing concern now a leader in its field.
Car essential. Write complete de-
tons to GREETINGS. INC. Joliet
Illinois, or contact Mr.. s. L. Rein
schreioer. Room 1885, Hotel New
- Yorker. New York City,
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HElP-WoMEN
PRINTER,S HEI PER


With experience on Davidson on
insurance company print shop; 81
day week, 8 to 400; S45 per wk.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN
SURANCE CO., 14th and L sts., NV.
Please apply am. to 8 pm. at L
st. entrance.
Dictaphone Operator
Interesting work in convenient loca-
ton. Excellent working conditions
with congenial associates. In steadily
expanding organization. 5-day week,
6 to 4:30. GOVERNMENT EN-
PLOYEES INSURANCE CO., 14th
to 3 pm. at L st. entrance.
PRINTING ORDERS SALES CLERK,
social engraving and commercial
printing, new shop, mr.. 4th and G
NV; 5-dy. wk.; $50 wk. plus comm.
Call MR.: COHEN. MA. S-1992
(nights, JU. 7-6565). 3
PRIVATE SECRETARY. $4,000 year.
Must be speedy at tipping and short
hand. EN-. 2-7993.
PUBLIC RELATIONS, person for To-
cal hotel. sales promotion expert
ence in hotel work desirable but not
required. Salary, $4,000 per year:
advancement to executive position
assured: References, martial status.
personal qualifications requested.
Replies confidential. Box 1878, Star.
PUBLlCITY-Ghost writer, work at
home, no interference with present
job. Newspaper or magazine back
ground essential. Box 225-B, Star
REAL ESTATE SALES. (colored) -
ga 14th st: NV. PAUL M1LtER',
See Help Men" and Instruction
Course" ads.
REAL ESTATE SELLING (white) -
Part time start Tues, 8 pm. Ola
14th ST.. INV. PAUL MILLER. See
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MEN INTERESTED in Life Insurance
as career call Mrs. Banchero at
MA. S-4957.
An appointment will be arranged
during which time you will be given
aptitude. mental ability and medical
examinations to determine your
qualifications for the following:
]. An excellent 30-month career
training program with monthly in
come throughout.
2. An outstanding liberal commission
contract with bonuses.
3. Retirement, disqualification and
other benefits.
I. An opportunity to represent the
worlds largest International life
insurance company-The Sun Life
Assurance Co. of Canada.
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DRUG CLERK
WHITE

1885
Experience pref; good salary and
commission; liberal discounts.
APPLY
WHELAN DRUG co.
500 14th St. NV. RIM. 214-A
ELEVATOR OPERATOR-White of
flee bldg. Expr. not neces. but give
refs. Weekly salary $3.50 and other
empl. advantages. Box 1913, Star.
dresses. suits, coats. JOAN ROB-
ERTS, 100 Conn. at L.
FOOD CHECKER. restaurant expert
ence essential; do not apply unless
qualified. See MR.. COHEN. wkdys.
s to IL 1872 Conn. ave. ny. ia
FOOD CHECKER CASHIER. expert
enced; part time. refined lady. for
downtown cafeteria: 400 to PM;
good pay and meals. For interview,
apply 2003 Eye st. NV, st. 3-05l2,
MRS CONWAY. IS
white, some exp. in SELL
ing. to learn general drugstore clerk
ing. No Suns. UN. 4-1339.
GIRLS. white. exp. only,
neat. attr., no Sun; 81 per hr.,
meals. 1915 Georgia ave. NV.
GIRL. white. good hours.
good salary. O'DONNELL'S PHARM.
ACY. $500 Colorado ave. NV. RIA.
8.0725,
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YOUNG MEN, 1926
YOUNG MEN

We have several positions open in
our credit Department for capable
men to handle interviews on credit
applications. arrange installment
contracts. etc. Good starting salary
many company benefits. Apply Mr..
Lewis.
HUB FURNITURE co.
Corner 9TH and D SITS. NV. 3
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AT ONCE

Four men will be chosen for new
Washington division office of old
established national manufacturing
company. You must be 90 to 30
years of age, neat-appearing and of
per week to start. Car essential.
Call RIA. 6-1204 Monday for per-
Sonal appointment
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BEAUTICIANS and manicurists, for
Georgia ave. NV. Call JU. 7-Sa0S
BEAUTICIAN, STYLIST, not over 35
years old; neat appearance: high
salary and commissions. Phone Sun.
La Ia n 5000 i Mon; os appear in person
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman.
Must be expert stylist; also mani
curiSt and shampoo girl. Top salary
and commission; 5-day week, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply in person, MR..
GEORGE, at VAN REGA. 1905 Conn.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-woman or
5.-day wk: Top salary and commits
sions. EMILE. 1921 Conn. Ave. 3
BEAUTY OPERATORS, =. for our
Meridian Hill Hotel and downtown
18th st. SALON.. 5-day Wk.: top SAL
airy and commission. EMILE, 1921
Conn. ave. .
BEAUTY OPERATOR = Salary and
fGmoWlfSl0n' Call JE' 2-o323' MRS
modern shop; colored; desires ep-
al IA anT d;9e4 1917 e Ia. ~ g. 5000 s.
wi uChCSIs IONCllCSI, ulOSt
salon. Prefer one with following.
Salary open, plus so per cent COM
mission. Start in equal in a new
salon. ANGLIN, Hair Stylist. 1920
Beauty iES1nf s. OPERATOR OBI an-a maG
excel. salary, to work in Walter
Reed beauty salon. RA. 3-10u0.
ext. sos. After $50 pm. HO.
BEATTY lST3; OPERATOR, manicurist iV ex.
pert only. for week ends. Hours 9 to
BEAUTY oPERAToRs t2>. expert
eneed, CAN NO; 7-9131. LUcIEN
OF PARIS: 1853 Conn. ave. Call
IBINDERY GIRLS (2) - Experienced
on cast stitcher. RELIABLE BIND
cry CO.. INC, 416 18th st. s.w.
Do not phone. %
tate ONCE. Some exper. preferred.
Call MA. S-SO93, Monday.
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HElP-WoAEN

FOUNTAIN GIRL; evenings, Sundays
Exper. pref. SEAT PLEASANT
BAYER DRUG. LII. 1-3401. -S
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, for Sc.
drugstore. Must have lengthy local
fountain references. 1869 Ala. ave.
Sc. g
HAIR STYLIST with following; s.
BEAUTY SALON.
HAT CHECK GIRL; hours, 6 pm. to
disqualification and insurance; no
Sunday work. Apply in person,
RESTAURANT 1923. S23 18th st.