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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

terra tEmployeesl. DR.. and Mrs
Raymond J. Dalton. Mr.. and Mrs
W. B. KiFke, Ralph H. Miller
Dress Shop (Firml. Horace o'Bry
ant, Samuel B. Pinder, Jr. ane
W. G. Rosso.
Stockton, Whatley, Dawn anc
Co. (Firm GIFT, American LegioE
No. l6s and V, F. W. No. 6O2l
DR.. Harold c. Campbell, Mimi,
Porter Harris, Mar.Ed Dress Shot,
Firm Gift, Albert J. Mills, O
z. S.. Fern Chapter No. 20, Sam
uel B. Pinder. ST. and Fred Yours
The following have contribute,
5000 each.
Cactus Terrace Motor Court, z
Patio Motor Court, Victor Lang
H. NJ. McCutchen, Mr.. and Mrs
Charley TOPPING, Dion Service Sta
ton, Jayshees, Rev. and Mrs
Charles II. Meeker and Surf Mote
The following have contributed
$500:
Associates Discount Corporation
employees Contributionsl
The following have contributed
$500 each:
Harold T. Casterton, Eugenis
Nicola. Paul E. Sawyer. Mrs. Mary
C. Miner. Pops Uniforms Firm
.GifD and Mary B. Trevor.
The following have contributed
$3.50:
Wayne Corporation Firm Gift
The following have contributed
S12.OO:
William L. Gale.
The following have contributed
5000 each:
Adorable Beauty Shop, Donald's
Barber Shop, Fleets Cities Service
Station, Key West Trailer Court,
y. Otto Kirchheiner, Thomas
Lane, Macie's Beauty Shop, Mrs.
Ann NJ. Marker, Martins Beauty
Shop and Paul E. Mesa.
John Monsalvatge, Overseas Ho.
tel, Poinciana Service Station,
Reds Salon of Beauty, Melvin
Russell, Gleason c. Snow, Mrs.
Marion Stark, Stell's Beauty Nook,
Floy Vance Thompson, Three
Friends Barber Shop and Horace
A. Young Bar.
Cleora's Beauty Shop, Richard
Ertzman, Frances Beauty Shop,
Dave King, Lakeside Trailer Park,
Miss Kathryn Lowe, Ray Malone,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Martin, Louise
Maloney, Monroe Cafe and Paul
Monsalvatge.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
(Firm Gift, Mrs. Loretta Pratt
Edith L. Roberts, Florence E
Sawyer, Southernmost Texaco Ser.
vice Station, Stock Island Purol
Station, Margaret Strassler, Mr.
Trucker, Manager of Kress' anc
Fred W. Wolf.
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Key Vests United Community Chest Gives
Report On Status OF Their Fund Campaign

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The following have contributed
$500:
Walter LAzier.
TIE following have contributed
500:
/ Agnes W. Vllar.
The following have contributed
$500 each:
Paul boysen, James Brussow
William Chapman, Cliffs Marine
Supply Company Firm Gift, Le-
oneie Crimins. Margaret Cusiek,
The Delieatessen, S. H. Drudge.
Jacob Elias and Nellie b. Folk and
Charles.
Wilbur Franklin, Ruth Harvey.
Joseph Hemberger, Don Jaeschke,
NJ. Jones, Mrs. Lou Kinsman. W,
II. Laubscher, Catherine Logan.
Marion W. McHagh and Craig Bo.
wen.
Emily Case, Cleora's Beauty
Shop. Eta L Curry, j. S. Daniels,
Jr., +. c. Dobson, George G. Ehr.
hart, J. R. Flectos, Frances Beau
ity Shope, Mrs. Ida Gellrich and
Henry Hausmann.
/ P. D. Herrick. Elainne R. John.
son, J. o. Kemp, Mrs. Alma La.
Fitte, Harry c. Lloyd, Jr., Macie's
Beauty Shop, Edward W. Miller.
Arthur W. Murray, S. W. New
land, Virginia Polsgrove, Regular
Fellows Club, Archie ROBBERS, Irene
Russell, A. J. Sawyer, N. A. Sim
mons, Mrs. Schuck, Malcolm B.
Walter and Helen c. Williams.
Navy Wives Club No. ia, Mrs.
Naomi Pinder. J. Quick, Eunice
Reynolds, Betty Rosenthal, May
Sands, George NJ. Sawyer, Short.
les Restaurant, Taylor's Service
Station and Mrs. Marie Welters.
The following have contributed
$500 each:
Andrew Garcia, Eugene L. Ro-
berts, Sr. and Henry H. Hardy.
The following have contributed
$500 each:
Susie Gardner. H. Knight. Victor
Lowe, L. Goldstone and Marcella
]. League.
The following have contributed
$500 each:
Unis Alcorn, j. r. Bell, Miriam
Carey, V. E. Clary, Mary X. Cruz,
Elaine Eskew, NJ. Carney, c. Has.
kins, Magdelin Huddleston, Josef
Hurka and Walter Knowles.
Aubrey Lane, Mrs. Opherla Ma.
loney, E. McClintock, NJ. Meader,
M. Morris, Mrs. Nellie Pantaleo,
Carolyn Pomenanke, Mrs. Myrtle
Roberts, Joe Santana, j. w. Smith,
George B. Stevenson and Benja-
min Sweeting.
Harry Baker, Charles Robert But.
Ter, Mrs. Donna Chapman, Marilyn
Craig, Harold Demeritt, Arthur l..
/ Feldman. E. c. Hall, Mrs. Nellie
Hendricks, Maggie Hughes and
Ethel Jackson.
Mary Ann LaCastro, Martha Lo-
PEI, Miss r. M. McCardle, c. F.
Mccormick, L. Menendez, Cattle
line Nottage, Mrs. Helen Pease,
Ivan Roberts, J. Rotz. J. w. Slavin,
Faye Snider, E. Striter and Lavina
R. Wagner.
The following have contributed
$3.50:
David Maher.
The following have contributed
$1.O0 each:
Adorable Beauty Shop, Ethel Al
bury, E. S. Archer, Robert AShe,
Mr.. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bell, Ruth Brown, Capt. Cabrera,
Paul Caroballo, Marino Castro,
Myrtland Gates, Jr., Mrs. Ann
Chandler. Leo J. Cruz, Leon Cur
ry, Charles Delgado and Mrs. Dig
toff.
Grace Fallon, Winifred Fryzel,
W. Glib, Jose Guerra, Mrs. Jane
Hecker, S. Hernandez, Regime Hen
riquez, George Hinde, w. L. James
George Hinde, w. L. James,
George Johnson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Kearns. Raymond B. Knapp, ].
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RED~FACED COPS

FL RENO, Okla. ~ - For tha
second time this year scout car o.
fleerS Sere red-faeed. Someone had
PllscTCd one Of the eity's two pa.
troll ears Il was found later stuck
n 4 ditch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

Vincent Msehsdo. Lgzls HaeAin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Madedio. Domingo
Martinez, Juan Martinez. Elruy Mi.
70, Armando Mira. Albert Monte,
$40 and Il. B. Russell.
Julio Santa Cruz. Bruce Saund.
ers. Miguel Sierra, Mrs. T. SuggS,
Clyde Thompson. Joseph Villas,
Rooet Watson and Mrs. o. Wright.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

The election Of M. s. James as
q vice-president Of the VIM &
Lovett Grocery Company was a
announced this week by A. d.
Davis, president Mr. James is
assistant 70 J. G. Deriso, vice
president In charge Of the Mi
ami Division. Mr.. James has
been with VIM & Lovett since
1925, beginning as q stock man.
BE has held positions as Store
Manager, Store Supervisor, Meat
Buyer and Merchandise. Also
elected rs vice-presidents were
J. A. Adams, assistant manager
Of the Tampa Division. and J.
Wertx Nease. head of the Plan
ming and Development Depart
maenk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

In 1880 the United States used
almost twice as much oil as the
rest Of the non-CommuniSt world
combined.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

More than IS million emigrantS
left Europe between 1870 and 1850
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Now stepped up to $50 horsepower.

The most efficient engine In any American
car! This is the Red RsmV-S that topped all
other SIS in the Mobilgas Economy Run
shattered 1876 official AAA records for per-
Torrance, stamina and endurance on the
Bonneville Salt Flats. No other power plant
in any American car can match this record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
HELP-WoMEN
RECORDS CI.ERK

Position consists Of posting figures
to various forms and balancing
daily cash receipts. Applicant must
have neat. legible hand. Good start
ing salary: 40-hour week. apply in
ING CENTER. 3IO7 Wilson Blvd,
Arlington. We. 80
REPORTER-For national news pub
lication in specialized field; expert
enced desired but alertness, train
ability more important assets than
useless. seasoning; full-time perma-
nent job: good future for right
RsPoRrs S CLERK aSkx seaT only
les1e ABBY fsk ANDREWS RaNSsi AIR fnf FORCE sssE
REPORTER - SECRETARY - GIRL
FRIDAY; part.time job for national
skiils With chance to break into re-
porting; Permanent, attractive Job.
sALEsfADY-Welii-known. lonse V
ttablished specially shop has opening
and brassiere dept, 5-day week
Permanent. Discount on purchases.
Apply WHELAN's. 1105 r st. NV.
sAIEs H2N6 with some knowledge of
KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 q st. NV,
%
SALESLADY, exper. in lingerie. for
well-known. women's speciality shop.
Five-day wk.. discount on purchases.
Permanent. Apply WHELAN'S. HOS
F. st: NV. 4th floor. IS
SALESLADY = Need qualified person
for Alexandria dress salon during
February and March. Hours 10 to
6. Salary open to right person. OV.
SALESLADY WANTED - Assistant
manager for ladies' uniform shop;
5-day week, semiannual vacations.
Salary open, plus yearly bonus. Ma
T1ONAL UNIFORM CO.. MA. S-0320.
SALESLADIES. age 10 to IS; .perma-
nent position; 5-day wk.. $3.50 to
6 p.ra., Monday through Friday:
good starting salary. Apply WAL
GREEN CO.. Pentagon Bldg. 3
SALESLADIES
For hosiery and handbag depart
1928 r st. NV II
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hELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN to work In paint and
Hpply s4sS Benton st.. silver
YOUNG SStiSG MAN to train as sccountin n
fee. Ma. S-O391. 80
YOUNG MAN, colored, to help driver
on delivery truck, some porter work;
SIaay EssEi Apply Ply at M Ass9 soE RE-
Young MAN. white. Q days. Tues.
permit. MCLEAN DRUGS. 4sS1 wis
YOUNG MAN, white. Wed. and Fri.
LEAN Drugs. 425i Wis. ave. i u
YOUNG MAN. 81 or over. interested
in learning new and used automobile
sales work; transportation and leads
furnished; Ample hoor time; pay
HIes. Il TAK S5a ao MoTo Re- CO. Ns
1928 Piney Branch I'd. 8. s.. Md,
between 8 and /. No phone calls.
YOUNG MAN. to assist in operation
OF srevice and delivery dept: knowi-
edge of clerical duties and typine
ppreterred. Call MR.. AMENT. MA
YOUNG MAN to learn retail sho.
come as applicantss experience xsssrss T noi
necessary. A permanent position fol
the right man. Fine opportunity
for advancement; extra company
benefits after first year. Apply
YOUNG MAN, white, to work in Of.
nee or mail room. Mailing exper
helpful. Tipping necessary. Apply
WOOD OFFICE SERVICE. 7os Edge
wood st. ne. 30
YOUNG MAN to learn jewelry bust
ness with old-esta blished Arm. Won
derful opportunity for right man
NV. Il
YOUNG MAN to learn supermarket
business. Excellent opportunity fol-
permanent position. Advancement
ambitious and dependable. Expert
ence not necessary. Call for ap-
pointment. MR.. KENNY. Ii. 6-6SSO
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CONTINUED on Next PassI
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COOK. colored. irst class; can work
nights. AID. 4-1317.
GIRL. colored, desires job as cook or
salad girl. ia. 9-4430.
HOUSEREEPER, white. experienced
cook; practical nurse; live in; free
to travel; competent, Christian.
MRS. MCCALL, phone TU. 2-49S5.
NURSE, practical; companion house
keeper; plain cook; permanent; live
in. Box 1SS-Y, Star. l.
colored, wishes Job caring for
invalid; night duty. Call Ludlow
PR2 Reaa Az NURSES S1ms; (s,. maternit,
cases. convalescent' child care.
p AYaiIself srESocRRzpE 7t2 sv.ilaOi.
work. sat. and ewes. ~. .7-5ss3.
delivery. RA. 6-6617. 81
NATURE WOMAN wishes part-tine
empl.. MONTH";; sxper.. clerical,
child care: COOK companion Inv.
sTOP! Il PS you need an expert steno..
typist. or clerk for one-half day.
full day or longer, call SECRETAR-
IAL AND OFFICE SERVICES. ster-
ExP KIP coIoRED GIRL wants work
s s maid II store q F SasaSs week
GIRL, neat and depend
able, wants job as maid IN store.
COLoRED WOMAN, elevator oper-
ator:, expert. once building pre-
ferred. Ii. 7-5347, Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
statesmen
WHITE OR COLORED
FULL, OR PART TIME

To open up new installment accounts.
Full line of ladies' and mems
clothing, jewelry and appliances: sell
direct to customer on Q no money
down. easy term basis. Unlimited
earnings. Phone ST. 3-41S5. so
SUNDAYS. cY ELLIS. foil e st. st.
NV, ask for Paul Ellis. 81
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced only; local references;
drivers permit necessary. Apply In
'p DscSs calls 4ss0 Conn., ave. NV. No
SERVICE SHH STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced fabrication ran; hours.
9-6. Apply 5410 Georsia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION statesmen, age
20 to ,35. to work in company
operated stations; salary up to $500
s weeks vacation with pay after
flrSt year.; many other benefits. No
sun OIL CO. sATAT1oSs. 3s4i
NV. and 1901 Baltimore blvd.
College Park, Md.
SEWER FOREMAN. 1st-class man:
good salary; to 60 to work at once.
sR Rf1 r" METAL ALI MECHANICS and
ABBY to. Join 4. I FORD. Jr.. 1851
SHOE SALESMAN, thoroughly exper.;
excellent position for thorough man.
ARLINGTON BOOTERY, 1892 will
son blvd, Arlington. 81
SPOTTER, white, silk and wool; must
be highly exper:- Apply BLACK
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hELP-MsN

MANAGER WANTED for established
florist: all replies confdential: good
pay with vacation. Box 461-Y. Star.
MEAT 1I! !, cUTTER-ocoS tes for sober,
MEcHANIcswWe viii pay top wages
for experienced juke box mechanics
and pinball mechanics. We offer
you good working conditions with
and many other benefits. Only, ex-
pertenced men need apply. Please
do not phone. HIRSH COIN MA
CHINE CORP. 1909 N. J. ave. NV.
MECHANIC for Bendix washers, also
Hppiy j. L. sATEMASSF MY. y SON & He aoo4
r; / ave. ne. HO. $4,000. II
MESSENGER-Must, know the city
thouroughly. and high school gradu-
poye nf Senes es n Me- slss sH
METAL MAN and painter, for used
car reconditioning. dept; must be
sober and dependable; straight sal
ton. Apply to j. Powers. HICKS
CHEVROLET, INC, 1910 Upshur
MiiLWioRK ESTIMATOR, experienc.
necessary; excel. -oppor. State quail
1cations and sal. expected to Boz
MILLWORK MANAGER, exper. nee
essary; excel. oppor. State dualifi-
cations and salary expected, to Box
446-Y, Star Ill
AIILLWORK SALESMAN. exper. nee.
essary; excel. oppor. State qualifi-
cations and sal. expected to Bon
OPTOMETRIST. permanent position
excellent remuneration: Cal MT
Joseph, NEW YORK JEWELRY. 7Ig
9TH St. NV. Elk. 10000. Il
PHARMACISTS, good pay pleasant
SMITHS PHARMACY. 25iS 14th st,
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc

GIRL. colored. wishes general house.
work 3 or 4 days wk. NO.
PRXc. NURSE. CoLoRED-pesires
51a days Ii. 6-40SO. 3Os
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wants
DAYS work; references. Ii. 1909?
DESIRE TO PLACE ms, excellent maid.
cook. g.h.w.: 5-day wk. Elk. 3-5523.
p For res phons Wo S;r e.I2ao; ~
Has plenty Of women on hand. ref
eeTencss; waiting for days work.
w VI 5-y sikE TO PLACE ny excel.
maid; honest, reliable. capable.
Avail Immediately. HE: 4-7030.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN desires
gen, housework; exper; with children
a, an ar c lea hS refs DE 2-4o46.
work. s days; good refs. no, 2
CoIohEp GEL desires s.h.w. Live
10. co. $4,000. 800.
Saturday and Monday; good refer
COL0RED WOMAN. reliable. wants
2 days - week: excellent worker
c0IoRED WOMAN desires maids
or out. References. ST. 3-5S20.
COLORED WOMAN desires daywork
in South Arlington. Ref. OF. 4-7s9s.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires r.h.w. s
reference. Cali Sat, OIL. s-es47
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30

For hosiery and handbag depart.
ment. Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL-Also 391 courses IN
business ndgssrsl anS So sngserns
TYPiST. STENoGRAPHER and sec
rotary: day and evening classes; for
beginners or advanced students.
SUBURBAN BUSINESS SCHOOL.
oppos. bus terminal Cow. free
parking. UN. 4-7915.- -
MODERN TRAINING In beauty cui-
ture: all subjects TAUGHT approved
for CT training: day and evening
LEGE. 1919 @ st. NV. DI. 7-i762.
lContinued on Next PaGal
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hELP-..-MEN

Statesmen - outside selline. White
or eolored: sell mems dress shirts
and women's .nylon hosiery. direct
to consumer: full or part time: -ex-
cellent earnings. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 9TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
SAI,ESMEN

Many former vacuum cleaner. storm
window, insulation, encyclopedias
and debit insurance men are often
earning over $50 a day with us in
this repeat business which offers
restricted areas to qualified men
Confidential. No information can
be divulged by phone because OF
nature Of the business. Call ia.
$4,000. bet. 1-5 pm, to arrange
an intePview .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
STORM WINDOWS
DIRECT FACTORY DEAL

Sell washington's most popular alu.
minum storm windows. Immediate
installation. highest commission paid
on approval. Experience not neces.
SaEy; See NJ. cols ss EAGLE LIE, EN SI
Takoma Park. Md. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
YOUNG MAN

Splendid opportunity for an ambitious
aggressive. young man to learn busi-
ness. Through shipping and receiv-
ing clerk position. To later develop
into outside salesman with very
reputable corp. Prefer someone. age
21-2S. Paid vacation and other
benefits. State age. education. draft
status and personal background.
Box 256-Y, Star. 81
WANTED AT ONCE-Men to sell con.
Sumers everyday household anc
farm necessities under our fac.
tory-to-home plan in Greene. Or.
ange or King George Counties. Rea
opportunity. Earnings based on sales
Write Rawleigh's. Dept. DcA-14-72S
Richmond. Va.
YOU CAN EARN MOREl
Survey proves men with us 10 years
average $4,000 year selling ex-
elusive calendars. advertising spe-
cialties, High commissions; bonus;
promotion. Write LOUIS F. DOW
Co; Empire State Building, New
York
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SALESMEN

TO SELL CHAIN LINK FENCES
WITH W.T. NAT NATIONAL 9oL,. GoMGERN SAL Sal:
FURNISHER, CAR NECESSARY.
KING FENCE co.
4021 Bladensburg Rd.
Colmar Manor, Md.
UN. 4-9156 - AP. 1880
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PHARMACIST


With merchandising know-how.
permanent lucrative position t.
man with proven ability. Call MA
6-349l for personal interview. -
PHARMACEUTICAL SALESMAN -
opportunity for an aggressive. alert
salesman to represent an old estab
lished pharmaceutical manufacturer
rent protected territory. liberia
drawing account, car essential, ex
details to MALLARD. INC. 302l
pE MsPssn cS 6Xf RetE0it is Mich
deal in town: local or travel. I'll
I4th st. NV. room OFT le'
P0RTER-Pleasant SURROUNDINGS. va
cation with pay. meals free: good
STATE DRUGs; INC. 1901 Pa. ave
PORTER-DRIVER, must be thorough
y familiar with the city; refs. req
CLARK'S. 7O3 14th st. NV. 81
PRESS FOREMAN-ouality shop;
open; must be experienced Miller
2-color FRESHMAN; big opportunity
Ior ambitious man. Write Box lS5.
Pko6TcE MAN-Trimmer for bach
room. Experienced. Good pay. FINE
working conditions. Apply FOOE
I !;Ovv6L; l1SOs Lincoln ave-. Ken
Sluk tOls MO. -
Young man with car, no expert.
ence necessary. Apply in person or
weekdays. 10 to ~, Room 40
5000 Conn. ave. NV. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-If YOU
can sell and are willing to work
hard and DESTROYS Of making money
come on in and talk things over
This may be your opportunity. SEE
MR.. DIXON at 1929 18th st. NV.
ST. 3-72O0. 80
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, capsbl,
Of handling rental manaSement de.
partment: weekly draw against
percentage Of earnings; prefer resi-
dent Of Falls Church area. Write
fun information on experience, age
etc. Box 265-Y, Star. 80
REAL. ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
enced, one who has been successful
excellent opportunity. BOSS q
Phelps. INC l4l7 K at n M .
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TEACHERS


22-35; part time only; college edu-
cation; physical education, fashion,
speech, compartment. makeup.
Apply in person only, 2 p.m.-9 pm.
JOHN ROBERT POWERS SCHOOL
1855 Conn. Ave. at Dupont Circle
TECHNICIAN for routine laboratory
work, pref. with X-ray exper.: 5-day
week. Suite 80. 1746 K st. NV. II
TYPIST; part time; for real estate
once: experience not required. Some
knowledge Of bookkeeping. Hours
1875. 5 days; $40 week. Box 242-Y,
TYPiST, 5-day-week. apply iNsuR-
CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, RIM. $50,
woodward Bldg, 18th and II SITS.
NV. IL
TYPIsT - Experienced: Bethesda.
Chevy Chase area. Interesting work
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Shorthand
np scs N;ZZ,,vtAp Apply 4 person, MS.
1905 East-West hwy, Bethesda. be.
tween $50 and 4:3O. -
TYPISTS needed BY national publica.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA. 46O6
East.West hwy. Bethesda, Nd. 80
rYP!ST. white. not over IS; card
syping and receipts; 5-day. 35-hr,
Wk:; S45 per wk. to start. Box
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HELP-WoAEN

ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER, knowl.
Of tipping; 5-day week; permanent
position. Answer in own handwrit-
ing giving exper. and ref. Box 76-Y,
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HELP-WoMEN
YPIST AND GIN. ORG. WORKER,

TYPIST AND GEN. OFFC. WORKER
for once Of public accountant; sal
airy open; accuracy and neatness es-
sential; pleasant working conditions
and environment. Call for appt.,
JULES LAFFERMAN q CO., 41S Fla.
ave. ne. Ii. 4-4437 or RIA. 3-5931.
II
WAITRESS - Immed. opening for
lunch and dinner girl; sal. plus
excel. tips; meals and uniforms furn.
Suns. OF. Apply NAPOLEON'S
RESTAURANT. 2649 Conn. ave. NV.
-31
white. FL or over; good
tips and working conditions. RIA
New Hampshire and Farragut SITS
WAITRESSES-Steady and part time
Club La Conga. 9412 Baltimore
blvd, COLLEGE Park. Nd. q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures
Salesladies to sell popular priced
millinery, full and part time. excel.
sal. and WORKING cond. Apply Mrs.
Poyris, end a., Millinery Dept.
MORTONS. BIZ 9TH st. NV. II
SALESWQMAN WANTED, exper. not
nec.,. but helpful. Call for appoint
ment. NO. 7-2S49. WALPOLE BROS.
INC. Specialist in linens, 1929
Conn. ave. NV. 81
SALESWONIEN - Outside selling.
white or colored; sell ladies nyion
hosiery and mems dress shirts d.
rect to consumer, full or part time;
excellent earnings. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING, 703 18th st. NV.
SECRETARY - Exper.: should use
Dictaphone or be willing to learn;
5-day week. vacation. Apply j. E.
HANGAR, INC, 221 G st. NV. 80
SECRETARY-Perma with eS-
tab organizations; under IS. no
small children: 5-day wk.; start $3.50
mo. SAVERS. DE 2-105O. al
SECRETARY; nursing once; 5M-day
week; shorthand and tipping neces-
sary. Liberal personnel policy. Apply
Nursing Once. EMERGENCY HOS.
PITAL, I'LL New York ave. NV.
SECRETARY. for real estate and
pniP P Gas Gays; Eood "a, ; 81 cAll
441o Knox I'd. COLLEGE Park. Md.
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR-HOUSEMAN
white; immed., hospital or hote
exper. helpful; good salary. meals
uniforms, employe benefits. Apply
houSekeeper. DOSTORS HOSPITAL
1918 Eye st. NV. 81
ENGINEER, colored: must have 9Th.
class license: for lge., mod. apt
bldg: good salary and dtrs. See res
mgr, KEYSTONE APIS, $3.50 Pa
ave. NV. 81
ENGINEER, 3rd class or better, fol
maintenance work in ice cream
plant; all daywoFk; not over As
Apply in person, MR.. MILLER, 1881