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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Woolery Of Spokane Takes First Place
In Sweeps as Northwest Classic Starts

Jerry Woolery of Spokane, Wash.
shot 1140 total 10 capture top prize
of $50 plus trophy donated by CT
ty Produce in the six-game mems
sweepstakes last Friday in Main
Bowl. The sweepstakes opened the
seventh annual Northwest Nisei In
vitational Classic which ends SUM-
day night.
Ich KOnishi of Moses Lake
pulled in second place with 1925. He
got 500 and cup put up by Main
Bowl.
Other cash winners were: Johnny
Chinn, Seattle, 1l08; Sab Tsuboi,
Seattle. 1907; Morrie Yamaguchi,
Seattle, 1903; Harry Eng, Seattle,
1896; Fuzzy Shimada, San Francis
CO, 1896; George Hironaka, Ontario,
1892; Frank Yokoyama, Seattle,
1887; Vic Wong, Portland, 1882; Joe
Umemoto, Yakima. 1918; Pruney
Tsuii. Seattle, 1877; Shoichi Suya-
ma, Seattle. 1915; Johnny Asahara,
Tacoma 1869; Heizi Yasuda, Onta-
rio, 1858; Tom Shiiki, Portland,
1857; Jim Furukawa, Portland, 1857 ;
Fred Takagi, Seattle, 1912.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
SnOkane Bowling
Victors Told

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. lilly
Nakai and Bryon Soejima we're de-
clared first-place winners in the In
land Empires blind date" bowling
sweepstakes last Saturday at Bowl
ing, Inc.
Miss Nakai and her partner total
ed l491 pins.
Other winners we're: second-Mrs
Susie Uno and Bob Takeshita, 1868;
third-Lily Kajiyams and Tosh Ko-
jima, 1890; fourth-Martha Tsuj
and Jim Tamura. 1871.
High games posted were. girls
Lily Nakai and Mrs. Susie Uno 1899
Lily Kajiyama 1856 and June Nina
ra 1870; boys-Bryon Soejima 229
Bob Takeshita 1873, Jim Tamura ano
Taxi Oba 100.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17

interest. 80 apply to pay premiums
in advance, and a. hold as a depo-
sit at interest as part of the cash
value OF the policy (for permanent
policies only.
Most term policies held by newly
discharged veterans have been on
waiver Of premium. the VA said. so
ONLY those on which premiums have
been paid for one month or longer
in any anniversary year are eligible
for dividend payments.
If credit is selected, or if no re-
ply is received from the veteran by
tho anniversary date of the policy
the dividend due will be made avail
able to pay any premiums becoming
due and not paid.
According to the VA. few card
notices are being sent to other vet
eran policyholders in cases where
there is some doubt as to what op-
ton the veteran wants.
Most notices, however. are being
sent only to those who have not
been in touch with the Fort Smelling
office for some time because of their
service
Options selected last year by vet
eran holders of CT insurance will be
in effect for the 1853 annual divi-
dend, the VA said unless the VA Is
notified over the signature of the
nolicyholder that he wishes to make
a change Such requests must be
received before the anniversary date
If the insurance policy.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
@. Pm getting VA pension, and
I'm now figuring out my income for
the year to see whether il falls be-
low tho ceiling. I have a part time
JOB. Do I figure the actual amount
of take-hcme pay that I get. or am
also supposed to include deduc-
tions for retirement plan and for
income tax?
A In computing your yearly in
come, you must inSlude the deduc-
lions as well as the tafe-home paw
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
KOREAN VETERANS NOTIFIED
ON INSURANCE DIVIDEND

Discharged Korean veterans who
are eligible for dividends on their
National Service Life Insurance po-
licies are being notified by the Vet
Grams Administration district office
at Fort Smelling, MINI, OF their
right to select from four optional
methods OF settlement, 1t has been
announced by the VA
Cards are sent to each Korean
veteran as soon as his insurance re-
cords are received by the Fort Smell
ling office
The four options are Cd cash
payment, 90 place on credit with
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Seattle Dolo's
Plaque toHon
II War Dead

Plans to purchase plaque to no.
nor twelve former area judo stu
dents who died while in the service
during World War II, are being for
mulated by Seattle Dojo, according
to the groups chairman, Michio Shi-
noda.
The twelve war dead are Pete Flu
inc, Matt Tanaka, Taxa Okazaki,
Yukio and Tad Sato, Shun Imoto,
Bob Endo, Takasuke Amabe, Masa-
ru Tamura, Pete Takeda, Mike Ise-
ri and Yoshio Kato.
The plaque, Shinoda said, will be
hung on wall at Seattle Dojo
which is located at 1910 Washington
CT
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Tenpiin Stars
This Week
Nisei Commercial League

High game and series-Kenny
Oyama. 222 and 6O2.
Kenny Oyama 6O2. Sub Takeuchi
533, Nobi Suyama $50, Mote Yasuda
500, Mas Terao 534, George Tanagi
SIG, Pruney Tsuji SIT, Wally Pow
$50, Kermit Eng 5l3, Harry Eng 564
Sherman Louie Sill, Mas Nakamichi
SOB, Nobi Takahashi 583, Herbie Fu-
ruta SAB
Mako Yaguchi SAG, TAX Shibuya
523, Jim Nakamura sis, Tom Hida-
ka 562, Pelao Nagai 5O6. Tux Tada
507, Bill Tanaka $50, Tonic Hama
saki SIG. Benny Nakata SGT, Pancho
Nakashima SOL, Andy Segimoto 562.
Shig Sumioka 512, Mas Shibuya 543.
Taxa Asaba SAT, Brownie Nomura
5l2, Morrie Yamaguchi 528, Shoichi
Suyama $40
Ontario Nisei Classic League
High game and series-Ted ShOda
Sol ana bOJ.
Ted Shoda 600. Jim Wada SIG.
Shero Yano sos. Elmer Yamaguchi
Sis. Fred Mizuta 528, Kaz Yamagu-
chi SGT, Harry Osaki 5l4. Roy Hashi-
TAM $50 Min Nakamura 537, George
Hironaka $40, George Saito 5l2, Tom
Ogura $50, George Hashitani 531,
George Dol 524. Jim Watanabe $40.
Shiz Harada 551 and 512, George
Mizuta 504. Joe Saito 512. Roy Sa-
damori 500 and 555, Hiro KIDD SIG,
Kane Saito $50 and 537, Sho Uchida
5l8, Shingo Wada 588.
SNGBO League
High game-Mary Chihara 1879.
High series-Mary Fujita $40.
Mary Fujita $40, Mary Chihara
513, Carol Daty Sill, Mickey Oyama
$40, Lois Yut 500, YoYo Konishi 494.
Miye Ishikawa 48l, Decko Shibuya
4S5, Aiko Kyono 459, Dorothy Imai
460. Peggy Okada $50, Fanny Wong
40, Kazie Yokoyama 461, Mary Yo-
koyama 46l, Terie Akada 467, Janice
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Vikings Con Pair
IN | ocal League

Lotus Vikings. coached by Kaz
Kato, made a serious bid for second
round honors in the local basketball
league by taking Savoys. 45-37, on
Wednesday and swapping Metho-
dist, 1924, on Friday Heroes in
both contests were Tommy Miyats
and Jack Ishida.
In the girls loop, the Allons con-
tinued to appear as "the team to
beat" The Allons, paced by Mar
0aret Senda and Dorothy 1wasaki,
bumped Maryknoli CYO, 34-17 Ca
Uterine Chihara was high point
Tetter for CYO with H.
Wednesday, Jan. IA
Allons (34)-Iwasaki 10. Senda Is
Kitayama 5, Urakawa 2, Watanabe
Kanda Hvodo Hikida 2: Maryknoll
CYO10-Chihara II, Gamido s,
Matsudaira. Hirabavashi, Bernardo
no, Sakamoto, Beltran, Adriatico
Tokita.
Methodist (44-Yoshioka 9, va
maguchi 9. Tanigawa 7, Nakagawa
9, Yamashita 5, Koizumi 3, Machi-
da Matsui. Mar 2; Funai Crates (3b
-Uveda 3. Hirano. Lee IL. Uveda
Yamamoto 8. Nomura. Hiroo, Nishi-
mura g. Fukuda 2. Hirano 2. HON.
ma 6
Lotus Vikings (45)-Fuiii. Utsuno-
miva, Kobata 2, Ina 2. Miyata IS.
Yoshinaka Ishida Is. K Ota. T
Ota Kobayashi s: Savovs (3O-Yo-
shinaka 8, Echigo 4, Osawa 3. Koda-
ma. Suzuki, Nakamura 2, Yoshino,
Arai 9. Kumasaka 5, Chihara |.
Friday. Jan. Is
Starlettes (2D-Fujii Is, Nakamu-
ra 4, Hiroo 6, Ishida 2. Shimbo, To-
moguchi, Nakamura; Dharmas( 25)
-Okamoto a. Yamauchi 5, Shimbo,
Namba 6. Tsue, Watanabe, Ichika-
wa, Tsue, Kubota
Lotus Saints C43l-Yamauchi 4,
Yamada 10. Ichikawa g. Kosai. Sa-
kamoto 9, Ando 6. Tokita 3, Kusa-
kabe. Nakamura: White River Bus
sci (25)-Watanabe 3, Nishimoto g.,
Omura. Maekawa, B. Maekawa 3,
Tenma 3, Tenma 4, Okura g.
Lotus Vikings (43)-Yoshinaka |,
Kobata g. Utsunomiya, Fujii, Miya-
ia II, Ina 4, T. Ota. K. Ota, Ishida
II. Kobayashi; Methodist CAM
tsui 4, Nakagawa l, Yamashita 8,
Tanigawa 2, Yamaguchi 8, Mar, Ma
chida l, Yoshioka, Koizumi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Exhibition Match

Sam Furuta, eodan, and Susumu
Militia. indian, both of Seattle Do
10, will demonstrate their Judo skill
in a special exhibition during half
time of the Seattle University-UW
frosh basketball game Friday, Jan
go in the Civic Auditorium. The
contest starts at pm
The feature game will pit Seattle
University and the far-famed John
O'Brien against Loyola.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
ehiroda Chairman

Michio Shinoda is the chairman
of the recently Seattle
Dojo It was disclosed today.
Working with Shinoda in the ca
binet arc Tommy Osaki, vice chair
man; George Wilson. ENGLISH secre-
tary: Ben Ishii and Shuso Kate. Sc
cretaries; Kay Yamaguchi, auditor;
Sam Mitsui, treasurer; Richard and
Yukio Yoshida, assistant treasurers;
and Don Waters, publicity chairman
The advisory committee consists
of Messrs. Militia, Shibata and Miya-
zaWa.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
AUNT APARTMENT

Close in. Each apartment has
living room, one bedroom. a bath
and modern kitchen All apart
ments partly furnished Hardwood
floors. Two apartments with fire
places. s. basement with laundry
room. New oil burner. AC hot wa
ter heating system Close to Mt. Ba-
Eer bus. Selling price $4,000. $4,000
cash down. balance 500 per month
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Basketball SkeI
(All games at Buddhist GYM

tAll games at Buddhist GYM
Wednesday, Jan. FL
7-Allons VS.. Starlettes (g)
8-Savoys VS. Saints
9-Funai's VS.. White River
Friday. Jan. %
7-CYO VS.. Lotus Dharma (g)
8-Methodist VS.. Savoys
9-Vikings VS.. White River
Wednesday. Jan. %
7-Funai's VS.. Vikings
SALONS VS.. Lotus Dharma (g)
9-Methodist VS.. Saints
Friday, Jan 30
7-CYO VS.. Starlettes (g)
8-Funai's VS.. Saints
9-Savoys VS.. White River
Wednesday. Feb. 4
7-Allons VS.. CYO (g)
8-Savoys VS. Funai's
9-Lotus Dharma VS.. Starlettes (g
Friday. Feb. 6
SALONS VS.. Starlettes (g)
9-Methodist VS.. Saints
Wednesday, Feb. II
8-Lotus Dharma VS.. CYO (g)
9-Vikings VS.. Saints
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Two More Indicted

Two Seattle Nisei-Paul Y. MiZu-
ki of 6038 seth Ave. S and Teruyo-
Shi Tsue of 2015 Lane St-this week
reported for induction into the
armed forces at the Induction Gen.
ter, Abs E Marginal Way
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
~AE-u
REAL$
EESTATE}
- -
W4
NEW HOME FOR VETERAN

Brighton School district. Two
bedrooms, living dining room COM
bination. Large windows. Hard
wood floors throughout. Fireplace
full basement. Rosso AC oil fur
mace Large detached garage. Lot
size 10 X 100 Close to school and
bus. Price $4,000 Will sell FILA
or Gil plan.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Party Jan. %

Seattle Doio has booked a Shin
nen-enkai for SUNDAY, Jan. IS at
Gyokko Ken Cafe Dinner will be
served at 6 pm
Michio Shinoda. the doio's chair
man, urges everyone-parents and
Judo MEMBERSHIP attend.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Tanaka 464, Marie Nakata 456.
Nisei Merchants League
High game-Ken TeramotO 243

High series-HirO Sasaki 574.
Hiro Sasaki STA Konk Takeuchi
$40, Nobs Akada 537 Roy Tanagi
SAL, Mote Yasuda 533, Ken Teramo-
to $40, George Naito 523, Morrie va
maguchi 500, Tux Mikami sis, All
brey Funai SIG, Jack Militia sos.
Ontario Nisei Commercial League
High game and series-Shig Hi
ronaka, 240 and 6O6.
Shig Hironaka COG, Harry Fukia-
ge $50, Lynn Josephson SIG. Kendo
Yasuda $50, Smith Morimoto 586,
Harry Osaki sol Tom Iseri 514. Bill
Mailloux SIT, Harry O'Hare 526,
Benny Murata $40 Jim Mizuta sig,
Hank Ogura 500.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
Tuition Disclosed

Tuition at Seattle Dojo is three
dollars per month for youngsters Is
years old and under and five dollars
for those Is and over The initia-
ton fee is five dollars for every new
member
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-01-17
BEACON HILL

Two bedrooms Living room with
fireplace. Dining room Kitchen
wired for electric range. Basement
with furnace. De 'ached garage
Near Beacon Hill grammar school
Selling price $4,000 with S1,10o cash
'oWn
Evening star., 1953-05-31

HARRIET HUBBARD AYRE, INC,
and leading stores oner new plan In
direct home S cosmetic sales; $64 yk:
trainnF tn fRe NO % canvassine mi nn me ca TEse R
7-197S 10 am. to 4 pm. IL
WOMEN-Earn extra money ct home.
Make calls. on your unlimited phone.
:. Names, phone numbers and in
structions delivered to you. Part
or fuL time. Salary plus commits
sions; Good earnings. ~. S:9SS4.
work: . $50 wk. JOB: meals: yaeae
CSFETERIA. 143a X st. NV. -3i
YOUNG LADY between the ages OF
Isi25 5si25 SN fST rscePtionist T is drPa ana rIyPis.
YOUNG LADY. 1922; immed. open
working cond., paid vacation and
other benefits; opp. for advancement:
high big schcol a6si grad. viii be considered
foUNG LADY with exper. in ham
ding merchandise orders and in.
voices. knowledge of filing helpful
but not essential. This is excel. op-
portunity for girl interested in de-
an Ts WGTk Msna and In STEADY Sag4fE Rg
WARD. Alex. va. XII. $1,000.
YOUNG LADIES, intelligent, neat
and attractive, to be trained for
positions as teachers, supervisors,
interviewers and receptionists. for
one of Americans outstanding dance
studios. Earn while you learn, full
or part time. Apply in person.
till 20 pm. DON PALLINI DANCE
STUDIO. 1926 Conn. ave. NV; 1881
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
YOUNG LADIES' ssleslady, 1 Of
f1ce clerk. Experience not necessary
but pref. To start work Immediate
ly at BATES JEWELLERS NEW
STORE ct MINI. ave. and Benning
I'd. ne. Applicants must reside in
store area. Good starting salary.
commission company dement's, dis
count, vacation with pay, congenial
associates. Apply In person, Mr..
Simball, BATES. r at 9th st. store.
YOUNG WOMAN. personahle, for
work in cigar or drug dept: good
hours and pay. Refs. JU. 9-3013.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HELP MEN 8 WoMEN Gent }

BOOKKEEPING CLERK, for posting,
typtng and other clerical work IN
oookkeeping ONCE; neatness and
accuracy required. good handwriting; !;
ta.-oay week good working condi-
start Appy is1s New a@OsS1s ssO STF
aye NV. S21st and M n.w.l. o to
IL Mon. through Fri, or phone ME.
S.5g4O for appointment. %
CnyM-l -l have an opening for q re-
cisss nsoie sdIt sna capable cook. in q first-
land with pleasant workins asiiDs condi- mary-
tons and q simple menu. Must be
able to also work broiler, French
fryer and steam table. Please do
not apply II you are unable to fur
Ss as should 10 y2ur aPees, Dass enc e.
some one who is looking for fr'sn sIa ad. u
Yancement from their present lob
Box 264-H. Star. II
COUPLE - Housework and general
work for Govt. oficial; room with
conditioned home, Kenwood: no
small children; salary good; refs.
REQUIRED. Ii. 5-6700, Ext. 54884.
COUPLE--Gardener. must be expe-
rienced for large estate and house
Keeper in Wiie; good pay excel; work
new home; year-round employment;
no drinking, no trifiers. OF. 10000,
DISPLAY MAN OR WOMAN, EXP eSper
fol women's speciality shop; good sal.
pleasant working cond.; submit uual.
ifcations. background, in detail. Re-
plies held confidential. Box 291-J
Star. .
FOOD CHECKER. National cash regis
ter system: only experienced need
apply. ROMA RESTAURANT. 341S
Conn, ave. NV, ri
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HELP DOMESTIC tcori.)

YessAf sss ss E. ssFs sas mo- :hils5:R asf:H:
ences. Bog 200-J, Star. i
SETTLED COUPLE or cook and maid
soog 70 Tork lsfsr.ana IN country bone must have
264a,, MiddieburE, Va. or telephone
FULL:TIME MAID, v.h.w.; must like
small children; in country; conv. to
buses buses; pvt. apt; good salary; refer
sETfkE6a aSrf EEeaalGsSL coLoRREED XII s-Goa5 Ma6Y. Sbe
needs a home in exchange for child
care and reasonable salary. Live
n. coiore1 home. Ii. 3-0721. 81
WHITE WOMAN, not over 80. must
be resident Of NV. part of city. to
manage nlf;a nome for l elderly man,
mo-: must be intelligent, live in,
no dependents, no drinking, must
es,l cs lneat. eso. healthy healthy and honest. Please
NICE COOL living quarters. small
salary to settled woman; cook and
retired husband. BOX 241-H, star.
ROOM AND BOARD plus small sal
ary Tor mother and child in return
1oT Io r.. cniid sare and housework.
LIvE-IN HoUsEKEEPER AND COOK;
adult family: good home for right
person; $40 week; must have refer
ences. WA; 7-3945. Sunday; DU. 2
l413, weekdays. .
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN for
days work in nearby Nd, Monday
and Friday; must be good cleaner
and have reference. Call WA. q
S945' Sunday: DU. 7-1413, week
CoNGENIAL WHITE LADY, for lieh,
house work in happy new home;
near Annandale. Va: 1st-flr. rm
and bath; SO week. Call JE
WHiTiE WOMAN. care of small child
yo{1Sy yss{ia1Sy; Gdf: SsfS: ~, AG; s.4a15. " '~",,
KELLY. 1743 Cue st. NV.
LIVE IN; plain cook. g.h.w.; 5 in
family; New Jersey for summer;
perm. position. $50 wk. Call after
II an, OIL. 2-2O64.
COLORED GIRL. between 10 and 80,
to care for children; experience and
references necessary; must be neat;
no phone calls; apply in person.
1914La 18th, st. NV, between IL
COLORED GIRL between % and 80;
should be honest. should be ex.
perienced cook and good cleaner
Top top salary; 7419 10th st. NV.
CofoREp WOMAN wants days work
Good oiaundreSs; reference. NO
sETTLEp EPi 1lfoySi WOMAN wishes part-time
work. 2l24 10th st. NV. AID. 4-8193
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HELP-DoAESTIc

COMPANION AND HOUSEKEEPER,
white, for elderly lady: 5-day wk.
live out; refs; conv. transp.; Falls
cGnK G6TTch; AMI 5E; e aoWa5s. = " sn.d,v a. al.
COOK CAMP MOTHER, middle-aged
farm lady who loves children and
can do plain cooking on wood stove
to spend July at delightful northern
poys' camp; small group: adequate
help; family atmosphere. w. G.
COOK Asp aSHtS caaTFfiEUR-HousEMAN ihHnfhi "a;
or couple to go to Mass. seashore;
man must be exper. waiter; adults;
eSsel; epone wages; pF S9d g99d recent refs req
CoUPfE: aHPe III live s-Is4g IN; for suburban Md,
estate; man, experienced in garden
ing and chauffeuring; woman, in
cooking and g.h.w.; excel. quarters
and salary: refs: OIL. 2-6235. al
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, plain
s$5 "tsa ana %ass sartars nsVe EN- EN-
G.H.W.-white, middle-aged, to live
in. private home; excellent meals,
erences. See MRS. PARKER, 2211
G.H.W, 4 II n:x AND COOK, adult family; saa
aHspters. sHera suiy EN- e. sasss4 sseaasss4 excel Ayins
HOUSEKEEPER, white, refs, live in;
g.h.w. and care of 2 small children
for working parents: good home and
HousEkEhfEk! ssasE AR e7ss waite. live in sa nice
home and good salary; plain cook
other help employed; permanent.
,;s2T Box i 145sy, Star. .,,n 1900
Government otheial. Room with
conditioned home; Kenwood: no
small children: salary good; refs.
required. Ii. 5-6700. Ext. 54SS4.
HOUsEKEEPER, to live in with en-
ployed parents and 2 school-age
saildGsn sat- c oI 5Indags 4Sssf and every 9tner
HOUsEKEEPER. white, live in. age
80 to 45, for small home: 2 chill
dren. business couple; no cooking
for adults; salary, $35 wk.: must be
person with good background and
refs. Call XII. S-2s95 or ia. s-7O56.
LADY, care for 6-yr.-old; Inv;
MAID EXPERIENCED, cleaning and
laundry; 5 morn. weekly, 500
1890; vic: Walter Reed Hosp; ref
erences; $3.50 and carfare; no
meals. RA. 3-6S17.
MAID, experienced in g:h.w.. cook
ing; house just of Conn. ave. !;
live in or stay 3 nights; upstairs
room; Q school-age children; ref
eIences. required; $50. EN-. 2-1O67.
MAID; live in; for. suburban Md.
estate; g.h.w.; excel. quarters and
salary; refs. OIL. 2-6235. --31
WOMAN. white or colored. live in.
care 2 children. JE. 4-4463. --31
WOMAN, white, companion for young
lady; live in; very lh.w., cooking:
Wheaton area; S25 week. LO. 81
4S15.
WOMAN, must be experienced in
g.h.w. and good cook; willing to live
in Philadelphia; steady work; S45
per week. CO. 5-23S1. p
WOMAN wanted to live in and care
for 2 children and home for work
ing parents. Room. board and sal
ary. XII. S-5256. 81
WOMAN WANTED for general house
work and child care; room. board
and $25 week. WO. 6-6896.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
SINGER
CAP'N GUYS CLUB
OTO Nnuy vnpb aua - NJ a ffnp

CAP'N GUYS CLUB
1912 New York ave. NV. after .. m
STENOGRAPHER - Established lum-
Der and millwork Arm in Bethesda
ssmpsns sssnSspsDbeT benes 3shc Can e. SysS9s Sk
sTENOGRAPHER, under 80; 40
ment caii sT. 3-so21. ~. Wa
manent. 5-day week. law ONCE
Phone between eli am. Ma. 5000
STENOGRAPHER, free to take notes
in travel and type manuscripts for
books. Ii. 6-6494.
STENOGRAPHER-S6O per week to
start: 5-day week; immediate en-
ployment. Please call MR.. MICHAUD
NE, S.4926 for appointment.
STENOGRAPHER. half day, g days;
permanent position with firm; near
11th and Euclid. convenient to Ga.
ave. carline. Write fully. give refer
ences and salary required to BOX
sTENoGRxPHER-TYPrsT. efficient;
temporary: age 20 to .35: hrs. $40
to to .4;a; 4;$0; ,55day yeek. geek. Cali MR.
STENOGRAPHER. shorthand. at least
100. typing 80. 5-day 35-hour week.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF
THE UNITED STATES. MA. 8-36S4.
STENOGRAPHER for airline organ
ization, 5-day wk., air-cond. ONCE,
airline privileges. ME. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RIOTERS. phone IRA. 6-sssS any
coNcREiTEn sEi n'fSi fPoSRiCHEs, STEPS. eop-
ings, retaining walls, driveways,
fagstone patios. masonry water
proofing: Craft Stone: serving WASH
ington area % yrs; FHA terms.
COOPER SUPPLY Co. Ii. 6-59I9,
DE. 2.l525. Ii. 6-1S7O. 81
CONCRETE drives, walks, steps; quick
service: free estimates. Cali Mr..
RICHARpSON. RA.. 3-4S33. Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. extra eir-
cults for ais o conditioning. lishts.
EGEcTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short. circuits; small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2a22 any time. %
ELECTRICAL WORK; addit. outlets
installed; expert workmanship; no
Va and Md Call LA. .6-7324.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete; immediate erec-
ton. Get the best for less; no down
payment, SO months to pay. Phone
Ii. 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday
NO. 7-552S.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
HOTEL WORK

Applications now being taken for tele-
phone operators and clerks, and col
cred maids and porters. Hotel ex-
perience required. No phone calls.
Write to SKYLARK MOTEL, Spring
field, Va. 81
OFFICE CLERKS, no experience nee
essary, thorough training will be
given; 6-day week, $45 starting sal
ary; pleasant surrounding, many
company Dement'S, including paid va
cations, profit sharing. group insur-
ance, retirement plan and employe
discounts. Apply WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY CO., S217 Ga. ave-. Silver
G6oD GS6p6aDs' 6MoStpLE for good people @S
Farm near Washington, Va. Woman,
housework. Own house with full
bath. Salary good. OIL 2-7527.
CITY TRAVELERS-I am looking fol
man and woman who are willing tC
take samples of standard make fine
for sale. Pay 1879 commission
Must have car, good references
Call IA 9-4354.. 81.
PART-TIME evening work in tele-
phone advertising agency; hrs. 6:3C
to 8 pm; aggressive voice nee. ME
8-5656 for appointment.
COLLEGE students and teachers
summer sales work with national
company; 6-hr. day; about .S75
weekly. Apply 1O-2 pm, RIM. SOL
T10 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.)
Comfy REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen,.)

COLORED-TNTERIOR painting and
paper hanging; avail at once; ne. or
NV. BEN NJ. COLEMAN. CO. 5-9173.
COLORED, INTERIOR PAINTER,
decorator and repairman. 1st-class
work, reasonable. Decorating rooms
O speciality. CO, 6-3477.