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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
MRS. Bryant Can't Read Her Own Book!

A Seattle author has received CO.
pies of her new book-but cannot
read them!
She is Alice Franklin Bryant. and
her book is RELIGION for the Hqrd-
headed, which has been translat-
ed into japanese and put out by the
large general publisher Iwanami
Shoten in Tokyo
Naturally, Mrs. Bryant is feeling
happy She says. Il was especial
" pleased by the way the chief ed
itor announced his decision. He said,
We are going to publish your book
not only because of its contents
which are excellent-but also be-
cause you are a friend of the Japa-
neSe people I was also fortunate
in getting a fine endorsement for
this book from DR. Robert A. MILL
kan. dean of American scientists"
Mrs Bryant and her husband,
William Cheney Bryant, who was
for many years a provincial COVER
nor in the Philippines, were impri-
soned by the japanese for two and
a half years. In 1851, she used her
war damage compensation-receiv-
ed for her Imprisonment in Santo
Tomas-to purchase materials for a
small community house which she
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
Today's Editorial


JOIN GROUP FOR AL JAPANESE AMERICANS
some peopl TO our peculiar idea that the
Jf Oh Japanese American League) Seattle has no prn
Nay, tina;
The Seattle JACL chapter group japanese Americans
and it interested affecting ALL not special eo of
japanese americans
Its clearly constitution under Article
Section This organization promote sponsor and encopr
programs, shall be designed to fur
cher good citizenship shall perform
faithfully his and as citizen of the
state and community he may reside
Section This organization partisan and non ea-
bic offices nor shall other activity
when the welfare rights persons OF ia
panese ancestry shall be directly
this purpose together Japanese Americans
thinking only chldren future
The local membership stretch The final
week of enlsting members Feb % to %
When JACL member approaches your
self worth $3.50 year cents
week. membership support chapter very
of naonaly organization
watchdog" to guard japanese American interests country
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
lssei Who Claimed Military Exemption
In First War not Barred under New Act

WASHINGTON d c, Feb 21JACL who claimed ex
epton from military War on grounds of aienage
barred naturalization under the new immigration and
Nationality Act o2mon expressed today by the Washington
office of the JAcL response to many inquiries on this section of
law
Washington JACL Offices opinion
based The study by general
counsel of the immigration
saoka. Washington JACL representative
Naturalization Service does not venture or
advisory opinion private organization on any portion
Of the law the official
therefore subject
declared Washington JAcL office
however urged apply
the exemption military
aicnaee provision
donality applied only
acialy ineligible they
Nationality
mrazaton laws enacted 1913 citizen neutral country who
has becoming could
gam exemption military upon declaration
drawing American citizen but he shall
forever be barred stated the law from becoming
States.
I,uring provision boadened
to provide that any neutral upon application relieved
from military service barred from becoming
citizen This section neutral aliens
VINO had flied become American citizens
This provision did not extend to enemy entitled to
euse against without mourning the penal
N of ben barred that Tssei who
refused to serve in World naturalization dc
cared and Masaoka~
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21

presented to the city of Hiroshima
on the anniversary of the atomic
bombing
Her book, THE Sun Was Dark
ened" relates her experiences as a
prisoner of the japanese. Religion
for the Hardheaded" is not yet pu-
blished in this country The wri-
ter has given copies of the japanese
edition to the Seattle Public Libra
ry and the University of Washing
ton Library The publisher has
presented a copy to Prince Mikasa,
the Emperor's Youngest brother,
who came to hear Mrs. Bryant
speak in Tokyo and called on her
the day that she left Japan.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
Issei in Hawaii Take Tests in English

Although the U, S. Immigration
and Naturalization Service offices
in at least two cities, San Francis
co and Salt Lake City, have permit
ted Issei applicants to take their ma
turalization applications in the ia
panese language. it was reported
that this has not been the case in
Honolulu.
Every one of more than 200 ia
panese who have passed their natu-
radiation tests in Honolulu have
done so in the English LANGUAGE
according to reports from the is
lands
So far. not a single applicant has
demanded that he be given the test
in Japanese and even those who
studied in citizenship classes con-
Quoted in japanese have been able
to pass the English tests. ACCORDING
to naturalization service officials
here.
The reason no tests have beer
conducted in the japanese langu-
| age. it is rumored. is that the natu-
radiation court in Honolulu is OBJ
| iecting to thegranting of citizenship
TO those unable to pass the exami-
| nations in English.
Since no applicant demanded {
test in japanese, there has been ne
basis for a test case
| Since the Walter-McCarran Law
Granting naturalization privileges Il
the Issei went into effect on Dec. "a
more than 5000 have applied for ci
tizenship the report added
The first group will take its oatt
of allegiance as new citizen durin
the next monthly naturalization ce
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
REAL ESTATE

New tWo-bedroom home. Full
basement Oil heat Big closets.
mahogany finish. Insulated Paw
Ell street and sidewalk. Sewer AMI
water in On bus line $l0,750
29O3 f. Union. owner GA 1902
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
Mansfield to Talk

Glen Mansfield from the State
Fair Employment Practices Com
mittee will be the guest speaker at
the next general session of the Sc
attic chapter. japanese American
Citizens League. which will be at 8
pm. Wednesday, March IL.
The meeting place will be the Nj
sci Vet Memorial clubhouse. accord
ing to President DR.. Kelly Yamada
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
OratOrical Winner

Fumi Uyeda of the Vinaya group,
who spoke on My Conception of
Dharma", was selected the winner
of the oratorical preliminary held
last night FRIDAY. Feb. 20) at the
pre-convention rally in the local
Buddhist church.
She will represent the Lotus YBA
at the oratorical contest to be held
in conjunction with the sixth an
nual postwar Northwest Young Bud
dhist League convention on Feb. 81,
Feb. % and March l in Portland
Greg.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
N1SEI CALENDAR
MARCH

boy scout ana cnO pack COM
mittee of 81 Peters Episcopal
church will sponsor an ice skating
party at the Civic Ice Arena Skat-
ing hours will be from 1O.45 pm 10
1890 a m.
Injecting of Seattle JACL
chapter at Nisei Vet hall
2O-"It Might as Well be Spring"
stag-stagette dance sponsored by
Lotus Dharmas and Samanas in the
Buddhist Auditorium Hours: $50
pm. to - midnight.
81 - japanese CONGREGATIONAL
church bazaar
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
Named Pfaff Aide

Fred Sado of 1925 Jackson st is
the first Japanese American to re
present Plaff's Sewing Machine in
the Pacific Northwest, it was learn
ed this week
In addition to new and used sew
ing machines, Sado also handles
Japanese merchandise.
His store is located at 1925 Jack
son St, and his phone numbers are
MI 5119 and CA 1910.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
San Mateo Issei First in Northern Calf

FRANCISCO Calf Feb 81 MIA lssel to become an American D
the providing
japanese
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
Two on Honor Roll

Two Japanese Americans
F. Kurita and Kyoko Matsukllma-
were included in the Seattle Univer-
sity's fall-quarter honor roll this
week. Both of them had a 36 grade
point AVERAGE. A 3.5 average is
midway between "A" and b..
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21

months
barber Watsonvie
a
strong opposition purchase
old treatment
Because a Japanese.
Naturally brilliant record the 442nd Reg
the
opposed buying
japanese San nothing else matered!
disgusting be termed
this point: just
necessarily
member of the minority for
that matter S free ninaton--a least, not yet
happened il California? is fast reply.
But what could well hap
pen COR happenng Portland Spokane Yak
ma. or any city in the country
Don't anyone Discrimination is like di
could spread
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21

remony on Feb 26 Those who were
examined last month we're not eli
gible for the Jan 20 rites because all
applicants must wait 30 days after
an examination for the final oath
service.
AS only three examiners are now
on duty, they are expected to have
their hands full for some time pro-
cessing only those who speak Eng
lish. Unless some others are as
signed to the work, the naturaliza-
ton service in Honolulu will be
swamped for months, it was report
ed
None of the three examiners
speak japanese. but several Nisei
are on the naturalization office staff
and available for this extra duty.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21

In Seattle, DIR. Kelly X. Yama-
da president of the local chapter of
the japanese American Citizens
League, told The Northwest Times,
it has not been decided as yet as to
the procedure which the immigra-
ton and naturalization office here
will use for the oral tests.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
Lee. First to Find Tokyo Rose. Dies

BEACH Calf Feb 21-Clark 46, first U.
after the end of
the died last Sunday after a heart attack
prosecution trial Tokyo
Iva Togur DAouino-n Francisco several years ago
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
Farmer Issued Patent on His Harvester

AULT Colo Feb 21(Coloraoo Times Dspach)oshi Tateya
native Colorado Greeley
ed patent perfected
ing the
operating
machine successfully
ateyama anything present
patent
protection He might patent rights
to be for of
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-21
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT-A new 5-rOOm
apartment Modern CA. 0257.
BEACON HILL
BY owner. One bedroom house.
Full basement, automatic furnace,
fine corner lot Good neighbor-
hood. Wife died CT appraised.
FIR. 5624
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HELP-DoMEsTIc lcont.l

WOMAN. settled; live in: g.h.w., good
close-in location. with all modern
conveniences; must be fond OF
6sSSncss fh fhidsfn sSI.v salary in as
snee. 3010 Ordway st. NV. EN-.
YOUNG WOMAN, live in, win help
take care of S-mo. twins. g.hw.
Take complete charge. no cooking.
Wheaton. Md. Refs, health card.
Lo. 4-0s9S or 10. 5-45S5.
COUPLE to live in. Man nay have
other lob, gets room and board In
exchange for 4S hrs: service month
ing. light laundry. help with chill
dren; must have references; salary
$3.50 mo. Call JE. 4-1977. lie
COUPLE, colored, wife for g.h.w.. man
to work out. Apt. Good refs. No
phone calls. 2S46 Conn. ave. NV.
EXPERIENCED COOK, g.h.w.: 6-day
EEfSED EiaEfsKi F1ai WH1rE En- MoSs oS3ssS as house
keeper in apt; live in; between the
ages of 35-45;. with good current
references. Reply Box 71-T. Star.
NEAT, SETTLED CoLORED LADY to
care for one child. Room and board
and small salary. 10. 3-41S9 aft. s.
WANTED-Exper. colored woman.
bet. age 25-40, to help manage home
and part care Of 5-yr.-old boy. Live
ing disposition. Good cook, no laun-
dry. Recent ref $35 to start. Arl.,
Va. Box 16-T, Star. IA
A COLORED, SETTLED LADY to care
for children in colored family. AL
school ages; live in; small salary;
COLORED EXPER. HOUSEKEEPER,
for afternoon work; good cook and
cleaner good refs. reo.; no Sundays.
Box 236-T, Star. IA
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NEAT COLORED GIRL, work as
maid; hotel. tourist home, bachelor
apt; baby sitting. RA. 3-5S04.
C0LORED GIRL desires child care
and l.h.w. days wk. ia. 1858.
COLORED GIRL desires child care
days week. UN. 4-6S49.
COLoRED WOMAN wishes part-time
city reference. DI. 7-6310.
COLORED WOMAN wants 3 days a
EEeek. Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday
CoIoRED LADY desires g.h,w. or
Reek Ressl maid; "a, s.oses' 6efs5ences' 3 days a
COLORED LADY desires g.h.w. s
days week; exper.. ref. Ii. 4-l379.
COLORED GIRL wants days work.
coHoRERD1 81 RsEERD1tsSourHER SOUTHERN LADY wishes
Hd RsEtins sE va fs'TSGsd So6d shT H
housework S days. viii care for
l or 2 children. Ref. Ii. 3-60S1.
COLORED LADY wants days work
and high school girl wants work
coLoRED GIRL desires e9~ Job. r.h.w.
or child care, first-class ref. NO.
7-3412, ask for MARTHA. 15s
COLORED GIRL desires days work
Mon.' Tues. Thurs. Call Ii. 7-1672,
|COLORED GIRL wants INV. or car
ing. for children, 5 days weekly. no
nights or Sundays. RA. 3-7614. 15'
COL0RED GIRL desires domestic
work five days week or ONCE clean
ing; good ref. Call DI. 7-6023. "
COLORED GIRL wants house work.
exper. with children. Call Monday
any time, HU. 3-7SS6.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.
LADY, colored, desires day work, ex-
perienced worker, references. Call
any time except Friday. CO. 5-7931.
lie
COLORED GIRL wishes g.h.w. full or
part time. Ref. 10. 2-2S77
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KITCHEN
REMODELING

Steel and wood in eolors. Birch,
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. SO months
to pay
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER, HU. 3-664O
17l5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
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HELP-WoMEN Cont
CLERK, some .typing. white. age 80
to 35: 7-hr., 5-day week; $45 to
start Write Box 402-T Star -17

CLERK, some .typins. white. age 80
to 35: 7-hr., 5-day week; $45 to
start. Write Box 402-T, Star. III
CLERKS. under 40. experienced in
transportation work, to quote bus
rates and schedules; good salary
vacation with pay. sick leave; must
furnish good references and be able
to work either day or evening shift.
GREYHOUND TERMINAL, lilo
New York ave. NV. Ia
CLERK-Bethesda, Md.-Permanent
position in cafeteria at National
Institutes Of Health; Mon. through
Fri, z am. to 4 pm; must be
quick with figures. able to process
time cards and act as cashier. Some
tipping req. Will train. GOVERN
MENT SERVICES, INC, 1135 21st
CLERK-General oflce work. tipping,
switchboard, etc.; air conditioned
ONCE; other employe benefits. Reply
giving experience, address, telephone
no. HYMAN WIENER g. SONS, P. Q.
Box 1874: Washington 1S. D; c.
CLERK, part time. Drug and cos
metic; 1913 daily, except Sun.
HIGGERS DRUGS, 5017 Conn. ave.
NV -15
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PRX OPERATOR

OF tipping. Experienced
only; $45 week to start, usual
benefits Apply in person only,
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO., 609
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HELP--WoMEN

TYPIST. white, age 35 to 40; =
hour, 5-day week; $50 per week to
start. Write Box 4O1-T, Star. III
TYPIST, part-time. afternoons, and
SATURDAYS. Graduate with good
grades from local Catholic high
school could qualify. 81: go per
hour. Apply in own handwriting,
describing training and experience
fully to Box 194-T, Star. Ia
TYP1ST-Permanen position, lib
eral sick and annual leave: $3.50
starting salary for competent, ac-
curate typist with 80 w.p.m. speed.
TYPIsT and General once worker;
young girl to assist in once OF
public accountant, either full time
or part time; must be good typist,
accurate and neat; excel. oppor.
and pleasant environment, with
good starting salary. Call for appt.
beginning Monday, Sept. IA. Ii.
4-4437. ia
TYPIST, expert, secretary to execu-
tive; knowledge of shorthand. accu-
rate at typing figures; 4O-hour work
week. Excel. company benefits.
Please state age and qualifications.
Box 3S3-T, Star. -lS
Evening star., 1953-09-14
sITUATIoNs-DoMESTIc

desires Job Monday through Fri
day. dsy; exgeTienced; gfa1 references, Box
FoGNTAiN q SS"6i GIRL, colorsd; par. time,
Lev sS d DR1Gs RG nsst $500 VllnG Arnrtda aRA9 ad
LAUNDREsS. first class, wants days
work of any kind. AID. 2-S576. 15'
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wishes days
work, Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri. Ia.
9-9706 after IL noon.
5 days a wk. as maid cleaning oflces.
beauty salon, or g.h.w. Ref. RA.
GIRL. colored, wants Job s days
q wk.; no Saturdays; live in town
GIRL, colored, wishes aday's work
REFINED COL0RED GIRL desires
Job as mothers helper. DU. 7-lo45.
GIRL, colored, wants work Saturday
only, Va. calls only. ia. s-1S52
TINE eae1inss SS9hse or of''Tfs dsyvCrf 5SG Of1. Il
GIRL y colored, wants 51s days a
week cleaning ONCE or small small apt;
CITE fffFrSGas eoiored FSfs wants 81 GsyWofk days
or part time; reference. DU.
1854.
GIRL desires child care; experienced.
ST. 3-53S6.
GIRL, colored, wants days work.
ME. S-3530.
GIRL, colored. wants g.hw. 3 days
a week; experienced: good local
references. ME. S-221S. IS"
WOMAN, colored. desires morning or
day general housework; reliable ref
erences. AID. 4-6903.
WOMAN, colored. desires housework,
ironing: prefer Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, DE. 2-3S76.
RELIABLE SETTLED WOMAN de-
sires general housework. Will live
in. NO. 7-S317.
perienced. reliable, wants days
work. Reference. DE. 2-636O.
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LIKE PEOPLE?
Arthur Murray

Has positions open for several youns
ladies with college background, neat
appearance and pleasing person
ality. If you are interested ir
joining the staff OF one Of our fonl our
and particularly enjoy working with
people. this will be the answer tc
the change you have been thinkins
about. Income above average with
excellent opportunities of moving tc
interviewing and supervisory posi-
tions, Positions available in oul
Alexandria. Arlington, Silver Sprine
and washington studios. Apply ir
person to Mr.. cokinos at tbs
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO. 1l0e
Conn. ave. Washington. 2 to 4 anc
= To q un1
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP-DoMESTlc

COOK-G.H.W.; live in; colored, 25-35
yrs; recent loc refs; Thurs. and
Ss eyer. SaHI Sther Sun. of; top salary
COOK. G.H.W.-Live in; exper.; refs
Salary open; 2 adults, 2 children
cooke: a!ai :H.W.-other help kept; ss5
wk.: refs. May live in, no objection
6-s712, 3403 Woodley rd. " NV. W.
exper., willing worker,
to live in: rm. for husband empl.
g9od home. EN-. 3-1131, -15
and good with children; doctor S
settled. responsible person. Only
eali esGSe VIZ Sith s-6i9e. Ab refs need apply
in; must have reference. 81. S-1e77
G.H.W. and cook; must be fond Of
children; have experience and re-
cent references; l day and every
SthsT nighs; hsunasS sSo Of 9U ys ss5s2 b. or ssa'
CHI w.; live in, pvt. upstairs rm. and
bath; 1 child: all elec. appliances;
salary open. RA. 6-S610. IA
G.H.W:, plain cooking: stay nights,
on Thurs. and Sun. City refs. EN-
Ga.Wc:. HTcSj c.SGjooK-Must be exper.; ElS live
in: Thurs. afternoon and Sundays
of Recent refs. required; Q school.
age CHILDREN. Salary $35. Write Box
HoUsEKEEPER who will cook and a
serve. No laundry. 4 in family
GOOD wages. .WO. 6-275O ii
L.H.W. and child care; white; room
and board, $15 wk. 31O5 South 18th
ST.. Arl., Va. ia. -8-06S5. IA
friendly with children, age 3 and 8;
Thurs. aft, every other Sunday of
Prefer mature person. Refs. nee
$25 to start. Right person can earn
more. Perm. job. EN-. 3-645S.
MAID. experienced. good salary to
required. LU. 1895. is
MAID; g.h;w.; 3 small children: no
cooking; live in, pvt. room; refs;
health card. JU. 5-7713. is
MAIDS-(2); g.h.w. and cooking, to
live in Long Island. Exper. and local
refs. necessary. Phone TU. 2-544S
MOTHERS HELPER, white: live in,
upstairs pvt. rm. and bath; other
help. RA. 6-S610. IA
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high school grad
uate or older. Duties include an
swering the phone, occasional letters
and payroll or. 4-S500. 27S0 JET
ferson Davis hwy. Arlington. Va.
NURSE. doctors ofice;
typing required. Call EX. 3-4455.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP-WOkEN

SALESWOMAN. permanent position
5-day. 40-hr. wk., selling exper
pref. Apply 10 am. to 3 pm. Mon,
MARY BAYNES GIFTS. 902 14th
SALESWOMEN, experienced in chill
dren's wear; full or part time; salary
apd THE 1SRTlsf0s HsTHER sHosp epp!y ss5 M ST. W0
SEAMSTRESS for alterations. BE-
THESDA TAILOR SHOP. 775S Wis
ave, Bethesda, Md, OIL. 1913.
SEAMSTRESS for distinctive trade in
Chevy Chase Attrac. personality
and neat. Excel. salary with en-
ployment benefits. Apply at DEVON
SHIRE VALET. 1924 Wis. ave. WO.
6-2700. IA
Evening star., 1953-09-14

RECEPTIONIST - Appointment girl
for beauty shop, 6-day week, ex-
per week. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRESSERS, 171O Eye st. NV.
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SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR
For Nurses
A. B. or B. s. Degree
Contact Superintendent
CITY HOSPITAL
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.

SECRETARTAL POSITTON-Tnterest
ing variety of work for person will
ing to assume responsibility. 5-day
Ssnsfts Eseki GooH SSf1 salary aSAsJp plus other
Oct. l.; law ofice Experience de.
sirable but not essential; not ovel
35: state age. education, expert
ence. Box 274-T. Star. Is
SECRETARY-For national trade or.
ganization. Decentralization and life
insurance provided. Paid vacation
5-day week. Call ST. 3-130O, Ext. 8
SECRETARY. medical. shorthand and
typing essential, no medical tech
nical experience neces;, Good salary.
pleasant working conds.. 5-day wk
A good connection for the right
bet. 8 and s.
SECRETARY-5-day wk., shorthand
and typing required; oral surgeons
office, Hyattsville. Md. Call AP
10000, 8 to 3, or WA. 1854 ewes.
30
SECRETARY. 1-girl architects office.
Georgetown; 25-35 yrs. old. Cal
SECRETARY to Wash. news editor OF
scientific publication, good salary
5-day week varied duties: tvping
and shorthand required. Apply in
writing only. giving details of edu-
cation and exper. WASHINGTON
NEWS BUREAU, 1855 18th St. NV
Evening star., 1953-09-14
HELP--WoMEN

MILLINERY SALESWOMEN, full or
part time, experience preferred. Dis
count PRIVILEGES. Apply KANN'S
Personnel Once. 4th Floor, 7th. Sth
and Market space NV. Ia
NURSE for doctors once. Call DI.
1886 for interview. -15
NURSE, registered, to work in oral
surgeons oflce in Hyattsville; 40
Call AP. 10000. 8 to 5. or WA.
7-5674 ewes. 30
NURSE for ONCE IN NV, on N-2 and
Crosstown buses; 42-60 hour week;
5. days; good salary. Box 144:M.
Evening star., 1953-09-14

to pay.
MILLER BLDG. SUPPLY co.
KITCHEN CENTER, HU. 3-6640
1715 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Is
PAINTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cial and residential; satisfactory 26
yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RIA. 6-97O3.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior:
roofs repaired: cutters and spouts.
Free estimates. DE. 2-5394. -13
PAINTING. plastering. house repair:
Spiek S6s55 service or f1 s-Issx Reasonable wo'
PAINTING. wall scraping. plastering:
gseaass9Hn,able rates; free estimates; 20.
PAINTING - Beautify and preserve
your home by painting in time. Best
material and workmanship; imme-
diate attention. AL jobs guaranteed.
PAINTING, exterior and interior:
roofing and repairing of all types:
exper. white mechanic; free eSti-
mates, Call any time, 10, S-76l7.
PAINTING, PAPERING - First-class
Workmanship; work done imme-
diately. Mr.. PoAT, RA. 3-5643.
PAINTING, interior. exterior. SSem-
80 yrs. exper. Days. HE. 4-4967.
After g. LA. .6-4156. 10
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
commercial and residential; wall
paper removing. No drinking; honest
work. AID. 4-6325. -15
PAINTING. PAPERING, interior, ex-
terror. For reasonable estimate, call
JU. 9-4771, or JU. 5-4219. -22
PAINTING. paper hanging. general re-
pairs; white mechanics; prompt
serv. MR.. RIDENOUR, DU. 1928.
PAINTING. inside and outside, low
Free estimates. 10. S-0134. go
PAINTING, interior and exterior. Call
A DOMINICK, ia. 2-6S30, any day
after ; pm, all day Sunday.
end jobs a speciality: also plastering.
AID. 2-1S31. Please call after pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-14

POSTING CLERK, age Is to %. high
school graduate. likes to work with
figures, use adding machine. exper.
pref, Call EX. 3-O1S2 --15
Evening star., 1953-09-14

DANCE TEACHERS-Eves. only. Elk
perience unnecessary. Complete
training given. Personal interviews
only. Do not phone. See Miss Adams
MOn.-Wed. p.m.-9 pm. DAUMIT
STUDIOS, 1887 Columbia rd. NV.