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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
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LOST COLONY
REHEARSALSOFF
TO GOOD START
Whirlwind of Activity On
Roanoke Island as Cast
and Directors Arrive

Manteo. - Under the direction
of Samuel Selden and Clifton
Britton, rehearsals for Americas
longest lived outdoor drama,
Paul Green's "The Lost Colony"
were underway here on Wednes-
day with IA days left for the
1858 premiere on Saturday June
81.
Rehearsals followed final cast
ing on Monday night when all
local members of the cast, more
than SO persons, were selected.
for m ore tn an one week
Already cast members who have
dancing parts in the dra-
ma h ave been underway
under the direction of John Leh-
man, choreographer. Several of
the dancers this year are new in
the cast and came to Roanoke
Island from New York and dra-
matte schools off the island. Ma
Jority of the dancers however
will be local persons who have
been members of The Lost Col
ony company for the past sew
eral years.
The annual press photograph
ers' rehearsal, a full dressed per-
Torrance open only to members
of the WOrkipO Toracc hoe boox,
set for Thursday night, June 25,
with daytime scenes to be set
up on the following day for NOV
lie or magazine photographers
shooting in color.
With the arrival of The Lost
Colony company to Manteo this
island town has become a scene
of much activity.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
CAPT. HOYLE NOW
is COAST GUARD
CHIEF OF STAFF

Norfolk, Va, June 9 = Capt.
Richard M. Hoyle, USCG, today
was made chief or staff of the
Fifth Coast Guard District with
offices in the Federal building
here, relieving Capt. Joseph D..
Conway, USCG, who has been
designated chief of staff, 18th
Coast Guard District, San Fran
cisco, Calf.
No newcomer to the Fifth
District, Captain Hoyle has been
the districts chief of operations
since October, 1851, and before
that was Captain of the Port Of
Norfolk.
With an extensive background
in oceanography, Captain Hoyle
has made expeditions aboard
Coast Guard icebreakers far into
the Arctic. In March, 1945, while
in command of the new ice
breaker Southwind he partici-
pated in the search for German
weather stations in the Northern
Greenland area, and helped cap
ture the German weather ex-
petition vessel Exsternsteine.
Shortly before the wars end
he commissioned and took COM
mand of the icebreaker North
wind aboard which a year later
he participated in operation
"Nanook" in Greenland and the
Canadian Arctic. The northern
most point made by the North
wind during the operation was in
Robson Channel between Files
mere Island and Northern Green
land, some 495 nautical miles
from the pole.
The Captain was born in Lex
ington, N. g., November 18th,
1902. His parents came from Dare
County to live in the early 20's
and his father practiced medi-
cine in Manteo several years. He
was the late DR.. Hughes B.
Hoyle. His mother, Mrs. Margaret
Hoyle maintains her home in
Manteo. He graduated from New
port News, Va, High School in
1920 and attended the University
of North Carolina shortly before
entering the Coast Guard Acad-
envy in 1923.
After graduating from the AGA
deny as an ensign in 1926 he
went aboard the Coast Guard
cutter Manning at Norfolk, and
in 1929 was made navigator of
the cutter Mojave operating out
of Boston.
Three years later he was made
executive officer of the Coast
Guard destroyer Wainwright at
Boston.
During the International Ice
Patrol season of 1882 and '33, he
served as ice observer aboard the
See HOYLE, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
BOY GRADUATE
OF WOFFORD COLLEGE

Seldom Douglas Guthrie,
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Guthrie of Manteo was a mem
Der of the 99th graduating class
of Wofford College, Spartanburg,
S. c., June l, 1853.
Mr. Guthrie was a member of
the Wofford Spanish Club, Ell
Circulo Espanol, the Block w.
Club, Wofford's athletic achieve
ment organization. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon social fraternity and a
starting forward on Wofford's
Little Four and State S. /. A. A.
Championship Basketball team.
Mr.. Guthrie majored in educa-
tional psychology, with a minor
in physical education. He has
accepted position as athletic
and recreational director for
Pacific Mill in Lyman, S. C. He
visited his grandparents, with
whom he makes his home. i'm
mediately after graduation.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12

CAPT. WILLIAM JAMES TATE,
retired from the Coast Guard for
the past IA years, died following
an illness of three months at his
home in Coinjock.
He was 83 years old, the son
of the late William E. and Sarah
Sanderling Tate of Kitty Hawk,
N. C. Capt. Tate is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Addie Sibborn
Tate; two sons and two daugh-
tiers, E. w. and Lewis Tate, and
Mrs. Elmer R. Woodland of Coin
jock, and Mrs. Bennett D. Sew
ern of Brigantine, N. ].
Capt. Tate was one of the
most widely known men of
North Carolina, having travelled
widely in pursuit of his devo-
ton to the early history of fly
ing in North Carolina. 1t was at
his home the Wright Brothers
first lived in Kitty Hawk when
they came to Kill Devil Hills
more than so years ago. 1t was
Mrs. Tate who sewed on her
machine the cloth for the first
airplane Capt. Tate was a life
time friend of Orville Wright
and was the inventors last close
friend in this region, often be-
ing in the home of Mr. Wright
as a guest. He was often featured
on the program at national avia-
ton events, and in keeping up
with aviation history, he was
planning to be active in this
years celebration on December
18th, of the 50th anniversary of
the First flights in Dare County.
Funeral Services were con-
Quoted at 2 P. M. Wednesday by
Rev. A. H. Outlaw of Elizabeth
City, and burial was in the
Baum Cemetery at Kitty Hawk.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
WHITE, MARLIN ARE BACK
IN OUR OFFSHORE WATERS

White marlin have shown up
again in waters off the Dare
County Coast between Wimble
and Diamond Shoals and near
the western edge of the Gulf
Stream. Capt. Kenneth Ward,
skipper of the cruiser Cherokee,
who caught the first white mar
lin last year stated this week
that while there had been re-
It's of raising white marlin to
"A ed bait, that none have yet
- boated. Last year about Is
lite marlin were taken with
rod and reel by anglers fishing
out of Oregon Inlet.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
WANTON DANCE CLOSES
AIRPORT TO SWIMMERS
Destruction of Property by Teen
Ayers Causes Board to Re-
trict Swimming, Fishing
and Lettering

Because of wanton and costly
vandalism by teen-agers to prop
erty at the Manteo Airport, where
50 many young people go TO swim,
it has become necessary TOR the
Board of Commissioners 70 restrict
The use of this property, and by Or
der of the Board made Thursday,
swimming, fishing, and lettering on
this property is forbidden, and Of
tenders will be prosecuted.
The wanton damage done to
property during the past few weeks
is costing an estimated 5000 to re-
pair. Not only were window panes
broken from buildings, but screens
were torn out and thrown away,
sash battered to pieces, and other
damage done to the premises. A
similar amount of damage was
DINE last year TO the property by
swimmers.
The Board plans to restrict the
property until such time as some
responsible organization or person
Will assume responsibility for the
care of the property and the pro-
lection of the children. At the
present time the broken glass scat
tered about the premises by the
young vandals is dangerous tc
children. Byron Sawyer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Sawyer of Man.
teo, came near bleeding to death
Wednesday night when he cut hi;
foot on window glass at the air.
pert.
The names of those responsible
for the damage have been obtained
and action is to be brought, seek
ing reimbursement from their par
ents.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
< MRS. MAGGIE S. TILLETT

Funeral services for Mrs. Mag
gle S. Tillett, who died Thursday
of last week at her home in Kitty
Hawk, were conducted Tuesday af-
ternoon, June 9, at o'clock in the
chapel of the, Twiford Funeral
Home, Manteo, by the Rev. w j.
Freeman, pastor of the Kitty
Hawk Methodist Church.
Robert Midget sang SIN The
Garden" and Mrs. Frank Dinwid-
die sang Whispering Hope &C.
companied at the organ by Mrs.
Dallas Tillett.
The casket was covered with a
pail of pink carnations.
Tom Twiford, Buddy Smith, Au-
brey Harris, Jep Harris, Clayton
Tillett and Pell Austin served as
pallbearers.
Burial followed in the family
plot at Mays Head.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12

ROGER QUINLAN BELL of
Manteo, who graduated last week
end from N. C. State College in
Raleigh. Young Bell, who major
ed in Wild Life and Conserva-
ton, has been granted research
assistanship at Southern Illinois
University, Carbondale, ILL.,,
where he will work next year
toward a Masters degree. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert @.
Bell and his brother, Quentin
Bell, of Manteo, attended the
graduation exercises in Raleigh.
Another brother, Richard C..
Bell, is at present studing archi-
lecture in Rome, on a two-year
scholarship which he was grant
ed on graduation from N. C.
State College several years ago.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
LOST COLONY CHOIR TO
SING AT MANTEO CHURCH

Manteo.-The Lost Colony Choir
us now in rehearsals at Waterside
Theatre here for the 18th season
premiere of the famous Paul Green
symphonic drama on Saturday,
June 81, will sing at Mt. Olivet
Methodist Church on Sunday morn
ing, June Ia and 81, it was an
nounced today by Mrs. Rennie Will
hanson of the church's music staff.
There are twenty members of the
choir and most of the group are
students or graduates of West
minister Choir College, Princeton,
N. J. Ralph Burrier is their direct
or.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
TONGUE IS INJURED IN
ACCIDENT WHILE PLAYING

Bethney Rae Midget, young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Dixon Midget of Wanchese, sus-
tanned severe injuries to her ton
que Saturday afternoon while at
play at her home The little girl
was taken by ambulance Satur-
day night to the Albemarle Hos
pital, Elizabeth City, where she
remained overnight. Eight slit
ches were required to close the
wound.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
VISIT OF SOCIAL SECURITY
OFFICIAL IS POSTPONED

J. A. Morrison, Social Security
official from the Norfolk Social
Security office, who was sched-
uled to be in Manteo on Wednes-
day, June II, will not be able
to be present at that time. The
visit has been postponed, and
the new date will be announced
later, according to Mrs. Goldie
Meekins, Dare County welfare
superintendent.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
TIME TO PUBLICISE THE
NEWEST NATIONAL PARK

Ocracoke. = A. Clark Stratton
of Manteo, Project Manager, OF
the Seashore National Park, Wis
tied Ocracoke Island on Tuesday
of this week with photographers
from TIME Magazine who are
taking pictures of the whole
Seashore National Park Area.
These will be published with an
article in forthcoming issue Of
TIME Magazine.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
YOUTH REVIVAL AT MANTEO
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH

A youth revival will be held at
the Manteo Assembly of God
Church, beginning June Is. Miss
Beatrice Mizelle of Askewville, NJ.
c., will be the evangelist. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

BABY SITTER-Lady; 35c per hour;
references. Hyattsville-U Univ. Hills
vicinity. HA. 2-73Ol.
G: G:H.W.. cooking. nursing or caring
nsr,.nnld for children a by I'd day or wssk ex
PRACTICAL NURSE. coiored. wishes
Job taking care of elderly person OF
baby; daywork. DI. 7-1S16.
GIRL. colored. desires work as moth
er's helper or nursemaid: live in;
references. AD. 2-7679.,
cIRt 's aRa ssss
week. DI. 7-3e24.
"2H g.h.W. Cali It0y 81. s~sss4. ssss D"'m'
WOMEN. colored. want days work
F6S 6Sod 4H HSHER f9PE Gs A4 p
RoBERTs. NO. 7-65ss. 29s
HIGHEST CHARACTER, to live in o.
out: NATL. DOMESTIC SERVICE
TWO CoLoRED WOMEN desire day.
" Eprs s-sssa sRd laundry to do at home
YOUNG WOMAN wants 5-day weel
cooking. Ill. 7-4959. 26"
COLORED GIRL desires child care
store maid or dry cleaning. Elk
OsZ4SS. 80
COLORED GIRL, will clean apis. o.
employed persons: available 4 after
nooons per week. Ii; 4-29S0. 26',
care; 5 days week. Phone UN
CoLORED GIRL desires cleaning By
the day or part time by the day
COGoRED GIRL wants child care;
live in. II. 7:1199.
c3IoEeg ds1 Neek; WOMAN Ses Eu' deiirsS is47i
COLORED GIRL wants Lh.w. o.
child care; exper:. ref: II: 6.7567. =
YOUNG WOMAN wants
nightwork. cleaning or g.h.w.; 3 "
days. Call Ii. 1925.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. .ol
office cleaning; 5 days q week; de.
pendable. Ii. 6:0SO3.
WOMAN wants days work or part
time. HU. 3-5236.
GIRL. colored. wishes 5-day week Of
part time: very good pastry cook
DE. 2-3266
Evening star., 1953-06-25
SITUATIONS WoMEN
Jr. Stenographers and
TypiSt-Cl Available

For part-time employment after I
pm: The applicants are work.
study. students ct Strayer Secre.
tarial College; typewriting skill
5000 w.p.m.; shorthand, 60-SC
W;p:m. Phone ma. S-174S. MR.
NURSE. practical, desires Oh. case
school. refs. HO. 2-0S96 after 4:3(
NURsE. undergraduate, unattached
will travel anywhere, or will takC
ambulatory patients in my home, mr.
18Th and Rock Greek Park. TU
TYPiST. 65 w.p.m., stencils, photo.
s9lqla ssd9iPnoHs; gtsr Northwest section. Boz
COLLEGE STUDENT, exper. as clerk
typist and general ONCE work de
StreS summer empl. LU. 4-5746.
II. 5. GRAD. and practical nurse
grad, wishes work as doctors CfficC
assistant. Ii. 6-7322. -2S
COLLEGE STUDENT, desires summe
position; PIX, receptionist, SOM
typing or clerk. DE. 2-O353. 26s
COLORED GIRL. h. S. grad, desire
child care and Inv, or once work
Ii. 6-6720.
COLORED GIRL, h. S. grad, desire
child care and has business quail
fications. Ii. 3-14S6.
COLORED HIGH SCHOOL girl gradu
ate desires work for the summer
Ii. 4-5659.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
THE EVENING STAR c.,
Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, JUNE rs, 1853
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE

CAMERA. Bantam, special f.2 lens;
ss9 ss2ssyy buys. ST. $4,000. Ext. e: sSss3s.
CAMERAS, latest new tor useo 81 bar
ey U% taesorS 9hSsSfaphS SSEoT s:.r I:
Easy terms. Trade-ins. 1-yr. guar
oppos. Justice Dept. BRENNER.
caNvss an As Khaki dys Set EB zssS 5sas4 sss Com.
Reasonable. 81. a-7072: !.
Cash REGISTER, National" for
supermarket; Ike new; will ssseri-
cSsEMENr isssi hH l-ssfsi sWffSsiDow FAN. We Welsh
Twin Airfiite. used season. RA.
CHAIR CHAIR for piano; mahosany, ladder
back; new tapestry seat. Sl2.50.
n, inches; 81 s!sisS; gs9ss Stool kitchen stsD
coFFEE TABLE@MahoE., tool lesth-
$sO sell S $50: "a a. 's.asssSS sSnSi S.tsssS cen
coMB. SCREEN DOOR s'x7'. exc excel.
cURTSiNs-s tHsi AIMS pr. glass, blu. sail
cloth, SIS 2 pr; drapes, ivory hand
woven; $l5; OIL: 9-s759; -37
a2xsxS aEsxS IT, excellent condition. ,a 6x.
DEEFfREEzE. upright. la.cu; IT..
UP to 30ss Oh. MILFORD, INC. 604
F st. NV. Ma. S-2336.
DESK-Gov. winthrop, walnut, S35;
record cabinet. mahog" $50. or.
DESK, large ofnce typevriter. DESK
D5SsKs. sSa,i:. .ysl;. .0. 49,, tyDi::; q Z:
ass assuss. turn ma duSlHf s14sa3 June July and
ladies' is cts, 5000; mans ia cts.
sts ss70 s6s5 sdieS :s:s sss sa6o %snS :S,n. "a
sr;SSS; Ergfsssfss aS!eS s. 'ss' eo. '9sRss 9zRsss
DINEITE SET: chrome; s chairs. good
fSasitiGr TSser ssoss So any eSSI sim. siSe Gan
DINING FOOM SUITE. 9 pieces:
paintings; misc; reasonable. opu.
DIN. RIM. mahoe., Duncan phyfe; Q
Ps Pisces; SiAsss sSod cond'; bargain at $l0o.
DfNEifSTfES EfAi STfSfsi SET, 5-piec. blond, me mod.
eT1; GT; sxSesslalssnt sxesllsnt condition; $50. ,Ssall CAN
b.! sS,: s.assss sss. ssss.,
china cabinet, chairs, very good
cond.. $40: Gas stove, Wedge.
wood, SIS: OIL. 4-5799. -25
DINING ROOM SUITE. s-piece. $40.
DiSlNG Gs1l Crescent R6oS S75I%x TXk,r nn2s. M2s
10. glass top; Ss5. Cali pu. S-434s
between bet E1, 9 and 8; II no answer, call
D0oRsFrsnch ';s5,; enc ss doors @ tS, Sx7 .Si With
two 2Ax7. with 10 lights; two
doors 2hx7. RA. 3-6197. -27
ELECTRIC AMERICAN G. n TYPEWRITER ITsI
FMAN.Exhaust. AN new. ITS easement
FaSswDirect current; cost s4s
Ghen o.c;.dIs nsT; I2-in WsstisshSuse and
GRIGsBY CO, 1904 X st. NV. -s
FANS (3. almost new; LeJohn 3-
speed hassock;. 2-speed GE 12-in.,
oscil.: Westinghouse oscil. pedestal
type; $50 EACH Lu' 2-6seS after ts. B.
FANS. all kinds: gain, 5000 elm.
S69.95; also all parts to make your
: own; blades. bearings, pulleys. etc.
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT Co, 2473
5 Shsrman ave. AID. 2-1600. 26s'
+ FANS-Mske your own tan; use the
furnish the blades. MA. S-4260
FANS, electric, all standard makes,
bought, sold and exchanged. Fans
creased and cleaned. Servicing elec-
trio fans for over 35 yrs. Phone
RE. 7-l027. SUPERIOR LOCK &
ELECTRIC CO.. 141O L st. NV.
FEATHERWEIGHT SINGER PORT
ABLE slightly used, only 2 avail-
able. SINGER SEWING CENTER,
7O15 Wisconsin ave. Oh. 4.7015.
FILES - Fireproof 4-drawer letter.
Shaw-Walker,. with locks. Call IA.
i 2-5631 after 2 pm --25
Evening star., 1953-06-25

for nearby Va. established territory;
5-day week; experience preferred:
liberal guarantee for g mos; per-
msnent. Box 1881. Star. rs
MEN-Manufacturer needs (3)
working field representatives;
esrn mgit sioSoS sSRSa9s psr 'na gf Tns ca iO
sAEEsaEN. sAtssSf iV outside, R@ with cars; plenty
Of leads; o9,s good commission. pI Call in
CAN FURNITURE EXCHG; -28
statesmen -Experisnced house 3 TO-
Vertised merchandise; easy payment
plan: highest commissions paid
weekly: excellent proposition to
right men; territories in Va. and
STATE 81 HONE EaiI1PNENT g 60,
full hours q day Tor S6O9 Are you
between the ages of 25 and so? Dc
you. own q car? If the answers
to these questions are yes, we have 9
S-day training period in which you
will learn all the basic fundamentals
of selling. Liberal drawing account
34l2 14th st; NV. End d. Ask for
train as mErS. for the various di-
visions of our D. c.. once. Apply
in person any day. 10 am to IL
nSSE. nSca. s95 y; H + st! IMPROVEMENT nPt' Ts5 So
statesmen = Washington's largest
surplus store has openings for good
statesmen. Fine salary. pleasant
working conditions. See Mr.. Silver.
man 81 SURPLUS SALES CO. oa2s
Ea ave. NV. -26
OALESMEN-See our ad under "Busi-
ness Opportunities" for REGIONAL
DISTRIBUTOR FOR BABY BUTLER
Evening star., 1953-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADD. MICH. lair CoNDRs.. free home
dem, So wk. up. 'LET GEO. DO g. :
.E;S,Sc Ex; sc14S4; ;sac eye; Sun; LU, l-es5e
model. $50; AL condition. Rentals
Tfgsr' R4h rYPEwR1rHR sa1ss HR 81 meEs co S6N S6ii
ADDRESSING MACH. Elliott, 1881
model, compl. with all attachments
5000. MA. S-8574.
AIR CONDITIONERS, brand-new
fully warranted. Installed and wired
~. s3S3I9 III l,,1,l 10 pm; ;,rs 29
capacity and cooling tower: used but
guaranteed 1st-class condition. KE
AIR CONDITIONER, h-ton Carrier;
window 6a model; peri. cond. $l3O
ATk1coNDiTioNERs. Hi used and new,
from S179. Free survey. Our own
service and installation. JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO.. 627 r st. NV. ST.
AIR lccooND1T1oNER, Mitchell. new;
q unit; still Grated. Instructions
Enclosed. Good buy. JE. S-0391 after
AIR Oi0 Oci0o;NDrr1oNERs-sav. s1oo oO on
top brands 1853 A-h.p. air condi-
pSnS. tiSners. :,r Jmmsdiats Insssn installation.
Arr CoNDiTioSER. chrysler Air
temp console, Seton, in working
cond, $100 or best offer. Call UN.
4-74SS after 1880 pm. HA. 2-4163.
AIR CoNDITIONERs, Mitchell. "
hip. and u h.p.. Used less than 1
month. You can have full war
ranty. Can arrange installation.
$249 and S329. JU. 9-7291. after
AIR Standardization. chrysler
atrtemp.; good cond.; reas. priced
10. 3-9SS5: EN-. 3-6339, after Z.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
MOTION PICTURE
LABORATORY
!TECHNICIANS
HELP-DoMESTic

CLEANER AND LAUNDRESS. expert.
best Of refs. reanired. 'cI 81. Ao 4-a7ii III
G.H.W:, plain cooking; over 25. livt
chdTan; $50; 9's:ss.' ssfs. vs. tSas Sas2
HOUsEKEEPER. live in small air
cond. home; child; good laundress
cook; Sunday on; In town, refer
ISSSSkf5ssf sS$%.f na. eeSEias Shis .s" ss;s:hsss
portunity. for right person. $3.50
mo. mo. call s-10 am. or e-S pm
H8GtsEEKidEHESFFER, Eid EHESFFER to do r.h.w. and MIS Sel,
saE: So sed5sh cs fs asel N ~ lqoDSssa5'
HS4sEShfSER, S6i S1ssREi white. to live IVES in;
aSired. Box ss4:d. star. @27
IMA5D' MdB' tS1ou.S isTs for children ptss cs
MAID. age 5 $50: exper.; e.h.w. Snt
$50 through dinner. Sleep in
Thurs: and every other sun. OF "a.
STAY ssrHs MsG s.:4S saa ssS sSsfE T o'ac5 S5, Ssn
MAID, colored. to 60 to seashore: also
Elk. S-O273.
MAID. general housework; 5-day wk.
no cooking: exper. and refs; SEC
wk. and pass. DE. 2-9342.
NURSEMAID, complete charge 2h.
yr. girl; some light household duties
must have excel. refs. and expert
ence; live in; New Jersey .seaShort
summer; $40 wk; OIL. 2-S699. .;-2S
TO LIVE IN, g.h.w... plain cooking
Must be experienced with children
ROOM ROO fiss5 AND BOARD. small GE salary;
NV: for middel-aged woman OIL
mother. for child care and light
housework: in colored home. After
5 pm. DU. 7-6379. -25
LIVE IN; small air-cond. house: 1st-
fir. rm.: clothes washer. dryer, dish
Tasher; g.h.w" child care; $50 wk
wHHrs TA s-g21h GabY to care for partislly MIS
ipyaiid dadsdy. lsdy. 12a Danbury st, sssw,' sw,'
wHiTE. Wi IIosI2; SETTLED WOMAN. complete
charge char Of bone car! care for for elderly
live in and salary. Call RIA. g.
coLORED COUPLE wanted for DO.
nestle work on country estate, neal
Warrenton; girl, maid, man, chauf-
feur and butler: living quarters
meals and uniforms furn.. $3.50
per mo. Call JE. 1880. to
pm. Mon. through Fri. -26
COLORED WOMAN desires day work
or part time, exper. and refs. Ii.
GAIA.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
,SALESLADY

Between 20-40. For ladies' apparel
salary; vacation. EN-. 2.2177. -25
sALEsLADIEs t5l-Will yoH. work
6 full hours q day for $50? Are
you between the age Of 25 and 502
Do you own 2 car? II the answer
. Job for you. Earnings start after
3-day training period In which you
viii learn. all the basic funda-
ing, account. 3412 14th St. n.w.'
End d. Ask for Miss Mitchell
SALESLADIES, experienced in chill
dren's wear; excellent salary. per
manent position. Apply JAY DEEs'
sAIEas48oMx.N aiGa & SiH.N Experienced, -sS tenn
RS9s!' Es ns HSsitSR Store Full aataa tR1 Ct eone Rss'
Call MISS ENDRES, EX. 3-4343,
between 9:30 am. and 1880 am:
SEAMSTRESS. white. air-conditioned
linen room in downtown hotel. Apply
sESMsfREssssTo RSS SSsls sts5' com. to our hom.
to do alterations. etc. May stay
over night If desired. Temporary
jeb, Cal y. oy. 3;I3o9s ;13 srrp -26 e26.,
AAggPply 1I yEAN w,! MATou to- 6I' Of ssI5dd BETH
EODAs I11O WHO. ave. S5. N-1CVV'
Experienced only need apply, -25
SECRETARY for interesting work
with a national trade assn. IN Be
thesda. Md. Call OIL. 5000. -27
SECRETARY wanted ct Hillcrest
Children's Village, 4119 Nebraska
ave. Shorthand, tipping and expert
ence in bookkeeping required. To
handle routine telephone calls and
act as receptionist. Starting salary
approx. S3, 900 per annum, with reg
ular increases. Call Elmwood g.
$500. II no ans. call Oh. 2-1236.
SECRETARY -RECEPTIONlST. new
pleasant air-conditioned ONCE. needs
neutrality-suspicious. must be &C:
curate, neat, good shorthand and
per annum. once located. 5000 block
Conn. ave. NV. Write full particulars
6 to- tS Peg sM S2o-K; Sp Star tsTIirNoeRH TS HPTHrR
for embassy. PATRICIA. STEVENS
CASTING SERVICE. MA. s-5916.
SECRETARY - For operating room
ONCE. 5h-day wk. Shorthand and
tipping necessary. Liberal personnel
policy. Apply NURSING OFFICE
Emergency Hospital, I'LL New York
ave. NV. -E0