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The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
Church and CAP Bow To
EclatS and NanOoks
In Friday Basketball
BY HERB WILLIAMS

The Nome Nanooks rolled to
their 18th win against eight losses
last Friday as they knocked over
the CAP 1880, while the Fed
Grated Church took another one
on the chin at the hands Of the
23rd Eclats 56-33.
In the first game, the Church
was thoroughly outclassed by the
23rd and never seriously chal-
lenged the winners as they were
behind 1911 at the quarter mark
and 28-16 by the half. The Eclats
increased their point spread in
the third quarter to- 41-25 and
closed out the final period 56-33
For the 23rd, Freer IA, Lear
IL, Allen and Baumgartner 8
each, Lenen 6, Gernes 5 and Bak-
ken 2. Kangas for the losers hit
for IL, Hahn 8, Bob Scott 6, Atuk,
Grossoehme and George Kost 2
points each.
The CAP made it little rough
for the high school in the second
tilt, but faded in the second
period as they led the Nanooks
at the first whistle 1914, then
the High School got rolling and
led at the half 1922. In the sec
ond half the local boys increased
their lead 41-29 and through the
final period the CAP rallied, but
the Nanooks held off their attack
and won out 1899.
Pete Larsen was high man with
II, Swanberg 9, Willoya and AL
Sahlin 7 each, Bell 6, Greene 5,
Olson and Herman 2 each. For
the CAP, Kliest and Damn 9, Nc
Clure 8, Dumbacker z, Kramer 8,
Jones 2 and Levesque l.
In tomorroWs games: at the
152 Radar VS.. the CAP and at 8:15
the Nanooks tangle with Lomen
Commercial.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
Pioneer Card arty
Saturday Night

As will be seen elsewhere in
this issue, the Pioneers and Ladies
Auxiliary are to hold the first
card party Of the season next Sat
urday evening at Pioneer Hall.
1t was originally planned to
start this. series Of card parties on
Jan. 81 but due to illness 50 pre-
valent in the community at that
time, combined with extremely
cold weather the opening was
postponed Now that it is reported
that the "flu" has about run its
course and the health of the
people has returned to- normal,
and welcome change has taken
place in the weather, the people
of the town are anxious to engage
in a little quiet, social entertain
ment again.
These card parties afford an OPP
portunity to the people to get to-
gether in a nice comfortable hall
and enjoy themselves after a long
period of inclement weather and
some illness.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
ALASKA ATRI.rNEs

From Anchorage: Mai. Donald
MacGiIlis, Donald Dunn, James
Strong, Hazel Saunders.
From Unalakleet. Clarabelle
Katchatag, Mrs. Art johnson and
two children, Rev Lindgren.
To Anchorage: Ralph Moody,
Tom Iworrigau, Roger Aningayou,
Burr Collins, Richard Denny, d..
Mcintyre, George Lucas, Capt.
Daily, John Hakala, Berta Tucker,
Frank Perry, w. Brown, Peter
Castel, Myron Wheeler, Arthur
McLain, Frank Altman. ny
To Unalakleet: L. c. Ferguson,
Gertrude Kost, Bishop Gleason,
Ed Curtis.
To Gambell: Joe Noongwuk, E.
Wongittlum, c. Iknakinak, l.. Ma
poukak, r. Nelson, Dan Fritz, ".
E. Liddell, Mrs. Liddell
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
FRANK WHALEY REPORTS
BIG TOURIST SEASON AHEAD

Frank Whaley, summer man
ager of Wien Airlines at Kotzebue
has been active this winter in
tourist promotion trips and re-
ports that everything looks won
derfuI for a big season this sum-
mer. Bookings are far ahead Of
last year he states.
He writes that he has also been
working on a travel picture in
Hollywood called, "Arctic Tour
Lure" a Commute color sound
picture.
In addition to making movies
and promoting interest in Alaska
tours, Whaley has an article in
Field and Stream entitled ''Shee-
fishing"
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09

Margaret Adams Of Nome and
Florie Rudzevice, Jr., of Nome
Field, were married yesterday
afternoon by Rev. Paul Carlson
of the Covenant Mission Church.
Attending the couple were Bertha
Vlaar and Ken Bakken.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
PAN AMERICAN ANYWAYS

Arriving Friday from Fairbanks:
Harold Harter, DR.. Earl Stevens,
James Bizzel, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walsh and family; from Seattle:
Rita Abnaboogah, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bayer and son.. Mrs. Bill
Num- and daughter, and John
Campbell John Lunsford was a
roundtrip passenger. Ronald G.
McGillis left for Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09

Raymond Moses, 12-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald
Moses, who was burned in an
explosion of a gas lamp at Elm,
and who passed away here, was
buried this afternoon from the
Covenant Mission Church.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
LITTLE DIOMEDE ISLANDERS
ALL IN BED WITH THE FLU

Jim F'reericks Of Wiens made
trip to Diomede Island yesterday
and he reports that he found the
entire village in bed with the
"flu." He said they had all been
so sick that they were unable
even to go crab fishing.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: Nick Corners,
AL BranSon.
To Fairbanks: Marvin Carlson,
W. H. "Slim" Evans.
To Diomede: Aaron Milligrock.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Anna Wilkalkia and
Ellen Ben. Discharged: Winford
Adlooat, Arlene Hawk.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
MARCH OF DIMES NETS saas

The final count on the March
of Dimes campaign is as follows:
Nome School.
Iron Lungs ...,................... 117.57
Collection, donations ". 114.00
Total ............................$388.46
The committe wishes to thank
all who contributed and a special
vote Of thanks to the Nome School
for their splendid cooperation.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-01

Western buffet salad: (See picture)
To make this salad, peel six or seven
oranges-slice each orange crosswise,
forming cartwheel-like slices. Ar
range row of these slices diagon-
ally across a large square platter,
then arrange another row from the
other two corners, having the two
lines of orange slices cross in the
center. This will form a large x of
orange on the platter. Within each
of the vacant sections, place one
other kind of fresh fruit. For in
stance, we used tangy fresh grape
fruit segments, berries for contrast
in color, mellow ripe bananas, and
attractive melon balls in various
parts of the plate. Add an edging
of endive or parsley and you'll have
stunning buffet fruit plate. Serve
with
Lemon French dressing: " cup
fresh lemon juice, " cup salad oil, /
teaspoon salt, teaspoon paprika, 2
tablespoons sugar, " teaspoon celery
seed. Combine ingredients and shake
well before serving. "a Glove of gar
lie may be added, if desired). Makes
about 1 cup of dressing.
Also variations: Q) For sweet
French dressing, especially good on
fruit salads, add II cup of red jelly
or IL cup honey to basic dressing.
~ A Roquefort dressing, ideal for
green salads can be made by adding
IA cup crumbled Roquefort cheese to
basic dressing. 90 Lorenzo dressing
for vegetable or meat salads is made
by adding 2 tablespoons chopped
watercress and 2 tablespoons chill
sauce to IL cup basic dressing.
Tossed salad: Crisp cold lettuce or
spinach torn, not cut, sliced radishes,
onions, cucumbers, green peppers,
wedges of ripe tomatoes, cauliflower
florets, coarsely grated carrots. All
prepared ahead of time and kept
cool and crisp in the refrigerator I'M
til time to be served. Then tossed
lightly together in a bowl rubbed
with garlic Gf it is to your iking)
and marinated in a small amount OF
dressing. Too much dressing is toe
much-better serve the dressing in
a bowl and let each Individual add
more or less to his own taste. 1t may
be boiled, mayonnaise or French
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-01
Tested Recipes
Summer Salads

THERE WOULD probably be hun
dreds of recipes for salads if they
were all assembled. The combina-
tons are too numerous to mention.
Some are very good, some good and
some not so good. The goodness of
a salad lies in its appearance, it's
simplicity and its suitability. The
home garden has all the makings one
needs for that most satisfying of all
foods.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HELP-MEN

MAN. white, parking attendant, all
pm. weekdays only. Driving exper.
and ref. required. 1724 G st. NV.
MHNp n0 phenf az e. calls; an ~. =, 90. r.
fare boxes. No experience required.
Good physical condition. Legible
handwriting. Record investigated.
Permanent position. Hours. pm.
to 3 am. 5 nights weekly. $2@5 per
month. with free transportation.
Psa son Yasaton psn Appy sSs fsTf sSe RsR
OFFICE. Capitol Transit Co. 36th
and M SITS. NV. Take No. 80
MAN. with car. for pickup and de-
livery livery serviee' no expense necessary;
oe4y AD4y lSGs Sm dS,y n MoUday sys ns sv.pi5s Gnd
MAN WANTED with grocery exper..
IN small grocery store. Come In
at 639 Fla. ave. NV. --26
MEN-Spare-tim work in hrs. of
SyE Syn choice; IS; l5 hrs: will earn you
Thurs, RIM. SOL. 10 14th st. NV.
MEN. can place . today. no expert.
necessary. We teach you. Excel.
earnings; Rm. 422, 14o4 New York
MEN. two full time and one part
time. inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up per week. Re
peat business plus regular custom
erS assures you Of steady, regular
income: Start on l or 2 day trial
basis II you wish. to prove to YOUR
sell what an excellent opportunity
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and up per week. calling
on regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
teouS and buy these famous every
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. If you are inter-
income. inquire at Gil National
Press Bldg. l4th and F sts. NV,
or phone DI. 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HELP-W0MEN
BAKERY
SALES CLERK
ID TO IS

For extremely pleasant working con-
dtttons in an atmosphere Of good
food.
We have an opening for persons who
would like to learn the Pantry House
business. This is primarily bake
goods. ice cream, take-home dinners
and the like. II you like to meet
people consider the ADVANTAGES Of
this type of job:
you will De trained attractive
uniforms are furnished you
earn while you are being trained
you get your meals furnished
food, candy and novelty dis
counts save you and your family
money liberal vacation and
sick leave annual .picnics and
parties - outstanding service
from within the company :, steady
proEress for the ambitious and
capable :. group Insurance.
For details please call In person at
Room 200. l34l g 81; nv.
OPENINGS AT
14TH AND PARK RD. NV.
4l1O Wise AVE. NV.
colesville Rd.. Silver Spring. Nd.
BETHESDA. MD. -se
Evening star., 1953-05-25
PAINTERS
Experienced only. Apply JAFFEE. 81.

experienced Only. Apply JArrEG' 0A4
PARTS MAN for appliance parts
work: Good workins c9nditions in
vacation. disqualification. sick leave,
pension etc. Call Mr.. Shallow at
GE SUPPLY CO.. HUI. 3-6S0O. go
PHARMACIST - Permanent position
to work in, modern air-conditioned
store; excellent. opportunity for ad-
vancement. JU.7-7035. 81
PHARMACIST; permanent position:
modern, air-conditioned drugstore.
ment: Call ia. 9-61o1, between 8
and 5 pm. -27
ethesda-49-hr. week, S12O plus
employees benefits. OIL. $4,000,
PHARMACIST-Full time. registered
in MARYLAND. Excellent pay. Box
254G. Star. -26
reg. Md; good hours
and pay. SUITLAND PHARMACY.
pHaRMIGIsT 46ss saitIs9d 1d I'd, Sc f.. ,ood
HEIGHTS PHARMACY, 10. 8-4777.
PHOTO COUPON SALESMAN 81 81 rs
DER sale. Travel, transp. furn. Ap-
ply I'll 4th st. NV. Rm. OFT,
pESssTEiRERs-P,rst-class. sstii white me-
chanics only. Plenty Of work. Call
Webster 5-4500. rs
PLUMBING AND HEATING
FOREMAN
Several needed. Experienced in apt.
project work Steady positions.
Salary open. Call CO. 5-4302 for
appointment. -27
PORTERS-Military District Of Wash
porters at Fort Myer. Va; 13 days
annual leave. sick leave. group hos
pitalization. other employe benefits
Apply Personnel Office. Bldg. 313,
North Post. Fort Myer. -26
PORTER, drivers license, excellent
salary and hours. meals furnished
3636 Conn. ave. WO. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-05-25
DRAFTSMAN-LAYOUT

Are you in a rut or at a dead end? ?
If You have had at least 2 years ex-
pericnce in layout and design of
precision mechanisms you are miss
ing bet if you don't come see us.
Exceptional opportunity in our mod :
ern air-conditioned plant. UuSual
benefits PLUS unusual profit-sharing
plan.
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO.
1910 Calvert Rd
College Park. Md. UN. 4-567S
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HElP-MEN

SALESMAN-National food concern
has opening on established retail
route serving over 400 families In
Fairfax County, Va. for married
man between 25 and As years Of
age as route salesman; prefer man
dria or Arlington, Va; guaranteed
salary. commission and bonus: paid
vacation. sick leave. disqualification,
life insurance and retirement plan.
Company car furnished. and all ex-.
penses paid. For appointment and
sGRdsntia %R f. j. wEzMs lntfIzisT Rhons R eS06y S6}6y
Alexandria. Monday or Tuesday. May
% &. between Z and pm. --25
SALESMAN - Front-money deal; we
train you and furnish leads; car
and telephone necessary: commis-
sion S600-$I.2OO mo. Phone 1-5
pm; only; TU. 2-O245, ga
hours; @ lighting M + ield; r., OF. $500
SALESMAN for mems furnishings
dept. Experienced preferred. Local
refs: WONDER CLOTHES. 937 F
slAIEsMAN-unusual compensation a
ing to sell paper products; ,Estab-
for commercial and Industrial
clients, Replies held in confidence.
For interview call UN. 4-SOO3 from
to $50 pm. only.
SALESMAN to sell Golden Key
Homes. Good starting salary, plus
commission to follow. Contact MR.
MONITTO, 1859 Conn. ave-. be-
tween 2-5 pm. -27
SALESMAN-Seli the 81 variety
H. ]. Heinz Co. has an opening for
salesman to call on. the hotel
restaurant and institutional trade
in Washington. Salary. expense:
and commission. Must have car
Age 23-38. Home every night
No lay-offS. A paycheck every
week. Write J. E. HAMILTON, 2912
Blueridge ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
giving age, education, previous work
experience and salary desired. 81
SALESMAN for one Of Washington s
largest wholesale seafood houses. to
receive telephone orders and to call
customers according to schedule.
Hours of business are those prevail
ing In the industry. Good salary to
one who can produce. Give full
particulars in reply. Box 305-J,
Star. -25
SALESMAN, jewelry, for position in
well-established retail chain jewelry
store, located in major North Caro-
lima city. State age. qualifications
and experience in first letter Reply
IN strict confidence, to Box 266:G.
Evening star., 1953-05-25

When ansDeTine advertisements
addressed to Star bo3eS do NOT
tnclOSe Orf0indI TeTeTeHces photo.
graphs OF afhe' materials Of per.
SoHGi rdlHe Copies SeTDe the puT.
pose and ORIGINALS NAV oct lost
Evening star., 1953-05-25

COLLEGE STUDENTS. over 90 for
summer empl. in local sales dept.
earnings about SIS wk. Apply I0-S
pm. Rm. sol, 710 14th st. NV.
WANTED-DRIvER. part time. for
pvt. school bus: nearby Va; approx.
hrs. to 8 a m. $3.50 to $40 Q m.
80
SETTLED MAN. to do general re-
pairs on farm % mi. no. of D. c.;
SO mo. and lodging. EN-. 3-5407
after Z pm. -95
OPPORTUNITY for young college
graduate to Join q fast-growing zen
eral insurance agency. Call MR..
SHIVERS. DI. 7-1l0O is
bicycle mechanic; good
pay; start Immediately. Sly Ga.
ave. JU. 9-6O5O. -95
Evening star., 1953-05-25
statesmen (51

OAAEOMGN \O)
for ffs the s e in 0u5 years saes tTEfs hs
offers you an opportunity to earn
from $4,000 to $4,000 in your
first year. Car essential. No ex-
perience necessary. Sales back
ground helpful. S100 per week
Draw against commission. Leads
sonal interview, call JA. 2-OA45.
Mon. Tues. or Wed, 9:30 to 4 30.
Evening star., 1953-05-25

DRIVER, exper.. for wholesale drug
house; 5-day wk.; good sal. DIS
TRICT WHOLESALE DRUG CORP.
81 o st. NV. -25
DELIVERY MAN and porter: grocery
store. Exper. preferred. Good Job
for willing worker. DE. 2-9675. OF
apply 2iO9 Franklin st. ne.
iDISHWASHER- R-PORTER-Day work
Able to help chef. Closed Mondays
HALF SHELL RESTAURANT, 321O
Branch ave. Sc.
DRUG CLERK. young man. perma-
nent employment; 4S-hour week
App!y in person. z. D. GILMAN
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK, exper
only. ref: 3 ewes and alt. Sundays
Apply in ~erson. CHASTLETON
PHARMACY. 10th and R NV. See
ELECTRICIAN. jobbing and appl,-
ance installation work; car fur.
| nished: must have D. C. journey.
mans card. DOWD'S ELECTRIC
co. AIS Conn. ave. -2R
ELECTRICIAN HELPER, year min.
imum experience in old work. Nc
drinkers TU. 2-4547; RA. 6-S45S
Evening star., 1953-05-25
MEN
MEN-COLORED
TRAINEES

6 colored demonstrators needed: earn
$50 wk. while learning; must have
neat appearance and be ready to
start work Immediately. Apply 1922
18th st: NV, 1st floor. S:30-10
am. only -26
YOUNG MAN. over Is, for ice cream
vending truck. Must have refer
stTdsn o0od AGsTs ePnSF1Hsy DRivG fGF fofse
11173 Viers. Mill rd.. Wheaton. Md.
YOUNG MAN. who wants to build a
future in a pleasant. profitable,
challenging. indispensable business.
4 pleasant ,l9. personality, stic6,too So1Po
t5iye1ess easR Snd ases az least f ees education
THOMAS. RE. 1880. -27
YOUNG MAN NEEDED in receiving
room of busy downtown Catholic or
ganization to check-in, open. in
spect, count, apply price tags, etc.
to large volume of incoming mer-
chandiSe; unusual opportunity Tor
ambitious young man to enter
rewarding business with q long es-
tablished and well-known D. c. firm
which If still expanding rapidly.
advance financially as fast as your
energy end talents deserve. Expert
enced Catholic receiving clerk could
also qualify. Starting salary, $46.40
for 5-day. 40-hour week. Very Ne
ouent overtime required at time
and-half rate brings usual earnings
to over 80 for 49-hour week. Re-
ply in own handwriting stating age,
ScnooIlng sen, and experience. Box
YOUNG MAN to train for wholesale
paper salesman; excel. oppor. with
yrs. training period. Give educa-
t1on. previous exper., service exper.,
marital status. salary required. Box
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined
Tor training as typewriter mechanic
p,. Top salary IN accordance with
Sation "a ,,hID.a benefits, 5-day. 40-hE. week.
L. prone sMITH-cosoNA edHEi sss Ma AafYYela fYes:
WRITER INC. 1413 Park I'd. NV.
YOUNG MAN. interested in learning
ONCE supply business as sales clerk
Apply IN person. no phone calls.
eooDEHys eol. 9is 18Th 9fFiGE st. nW SUPPLY EegIP
YOUNG MAN, under 80. with flre
and casualty insurance experience,
in office OF local branch of ma
tionally known company; chance to
advance to important position; air.
conditioned office. Apply NORTH
WESTERN IS, ISH NATIONAL. s12 Wood
YOUNG MAN. experienced in boys
wear preferred. to take charge of
boys dept. in lge. children's store in
wages with chance for advancement.
Call IA. 4-O365. -0T
Evening star., 1953-05-25


BIBLE sALESPEOPLE-We have five
family bibles to sell. Average SluC
weekly. College students and schoo
teachers may sell through the sum.
mer months. For interview, see MR.
ABESHAHEEN, Tues and Wed. be.
fore noon, at $50 st. NV, Rm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in gaso.
line stations or automotive .accessor:
les preferred:; for interview. Cal
B0OKKEEPiNG MACHiNE OPERA,
Waes 9k pT4a seG9qn5s pSrposs FsseTa6s maesne Allen
per. neces,. 5-day wk., hospitaliza-
See Nj: Maioney or Mrs. McRorie nis
MAloNEY,s; ma sIIySr snI,Nc INC uS 1928 Ge9T0gis
BRICKLAYERS. must be 1st-ciass;
long Jobs. Apply $3.50 Ga. ave. and
37th and Anacostia rd Sc, OF
BRiCKLAYERs. open shop. white
Call OIL. 9-S921 after 6 pm.
BARTENDER. must be large and able
to handle public. young and ael
experienced. night work HARMONY
RESTAURANT. 5l1 End st. ne. Ii.
BUTCHER. experienced. for super
ditions. Apply FOOD TOWN, 3TT3:
t0n kensNl1ston-Wheaton rd,. KenSing'
BUTcRER-MEAr 2ni Md CUTTER urEIS ExDsr.
reliable; excel salary for sober man
Apply 1906 7th St NV --26
CAB DRIVERS-Good proposition, H.
cense easily obtained. See Mr.
Cooley, between 81 pm. Monday
through Saturday BLACK & WHITE
yer Spring. Md. -25
CAB DRIVERS. colored. We will
teach you in short time to secure
Identification card. Small deposit
SCHOOL, 1871 Kalorama I'd. NV
co 5-791S. CO. 5-7735. 3
CARPENTERS HELPERS Apply
construction job. 391S Fulton ST,
NV.
H. DEIN, OIL. 2-66ll. rs
NAppENTEpC Nrra IT1-E z,1sa
Evening star., 1953-05-25
CLOTHING SALESMAN

With. experience also in fitting anc
marking garments. Opportunity to
connect with leading military
clothing and insignia concern. At.
tractive position. Reply by letter
giving age, experience and phone
number. Write Box 316-J. Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab.
liShed many years In Wash
ington, D. c.. offers Q perma-
nent sales position to alert.
aggressive man under 35.
Applicant must have success
full sales background or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income If
you can qualify For informa.
ton, call MR.. LASKEY. ST.
3-5323 MORNINGS. 1920 to
Evening star., 1953-05-25
TRUCK DRIVER

WASH MEN AND EXTRACTOR MEN
Experience necessary to work in cool,
modern laundry; top pay and many
other benefits. Apply in person.
STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921 9Th
WAiTERs-Good restaurant and din.
rm. exper., sober. Apply at once
OLD NEW ORLEANS. Ask for Head
Walter Wills. Call RE. 7-72s4 afr 5.
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR:
Increase your weekly earnings by
$50 to $25 as q part-time Rawleigh
dealer. Full-time districts also
available No experience necessary.
Buy on credit. Pay as you sell. For
particulars write Rawleigh's. Dept.
LCE-14-216. Chester. Penna.
WOOL PRESSERS. top piece-rate pay:
new Hoffman Press; Apply in person,
DRY: 1927 9th st. NV, @a26
national trade association. Man who
knows how to work effectively. Must
have proved ability to write clearly.
accurately, interestingly. Good fu-
ture for right man. Write Box 36S-E,
star, including sample which will
be returned. -26
MEN for full and part-tinle work in
Kosher delicatessen store. Good
hours. good pay. Experienced only
DELIeATEssEN. 64O4 Ga. ave. NV,
MEN. for insulation work: permanent.
experience not necessary, but must
ready to work. 7:3O am, iOo6l
North olebe rd.. Arl. Va" sJE't
2-4S31. 30
Evening star., 1953-05-25

BEATTIcIIAN.All Ground operator;
ileges; FRED. THE HAIR sTY[1sT
BEAGTICIAN to work with owner:
SALON, 4105 Wisconsin ave. NV,
BExUTiCi2N; se5 to SIS guaranteed
to start, plus commission. Busy, air
conditioned salon. LA. 6-97n-
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR sTYLIsT Ex-
sisn st Modern sdSa sRep Rsia
BEAUTY SALON. 52s 18th st, NV.
RnAg1E s4s1aa sSsTBss SR1RAroa ara Sssenr. sssS ~
aR May pxGE xefs isaS g n s.: so0q nx. salaeE or
BEAUTY OPERATION. experienced; E;
epsssed in psssea in an fsy RoRES4 geSte% 0R pAR ARPy
1914 Conn. ave. NO. 7-3a7T6.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, male or
female; experienced in hair color
Ing ing: 4onng SJ6 styiists who like to stay
manicurist. H Ss9 SO GS RE. Dias oHmm; conm AiSo
Ultra modern conditioned salon.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced,
for Clarendon shop; excellent pay
Box 11S-G. Star. -26
BEAUTY OPERATORS, women or
men. for our Conn. ave-. Clarendon
and Bethesda. salons; 5-day week,
top salary and comm. EMILE, 1921
Conn. ave. -25
BOOKKEEPER-In Bethesda. Good
typist with some knowledge of short
hand; must thoroughly understand
double entry bookkeeping for small
business. Excellent salary; congenial
working conditions in air conditioned
office. Call OIL. $4,000. -25
BOOKKEEPER OR EXPERIENCED
ASSISTANT
Typing helpful. Air conditioned Of
flee Vacation with pay. Good work
ing conditions. Chance for advance
ment. Many other benefits. Apply
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Evening star., 1953-05-25
BARBER

For busy downtown hotel shop: must
be thoroughly exper., be sober. reH-
ablh and able to furnish good refs;
good starting salary; many empl
Apply Manager
AMBASSADOR HOTEL
Barber Shop
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HELP WoAEN (couH }
ASSISTANT
To Department Head
Young woman experienced in better
dress sales wanted as assistant to
head OF dress department, in one OF
Washington's finest stores. Pleasant
working conditions. store discounts
and benefits.
Apply Mr.. Miller, 3rd Floor
PHILIPSBORN
1901 r ST. NV.

BAKERY SALESLADY, dependable,
aggressive woman to be trained as
manager OF our air-conditioned
Bethesda store. Hours 1880, must
work Sunday. OF l weekday. Excel
lent working conditions. Good sal
ary. COLORADO PASTRY SHOP.
1928 Old GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda.
Phone MIR. PATRICK, OIL. 10000
on
Evening star., 1953-05-25
HELP-MEN

ENGINEER-5th class maintenance
man; full time Job; apt. furnished.
Large northwest bldg. Apply man
ayers office. 5000 Conn ave. -25
ENGINEER. 5th-class. Write Box
312-E, Star. pa