davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-01-01
High Spots of The
agricultural Meas

in 1854 is forecast by USDA-750,-
100000 bushels as compared to this
years 877,511,0 900 bushels. Report,
based on Dec. / conditions, esti-
mated 46,575,OOO acres planted to
winter wheat this fall, 81.9 per cent
of 1853 acreage.
Acreage allotments, dry weather
and relatively poor plant growth and
development this fall are expected
to hold Montana's 1854 winter wheat
crop to 25,504,000 bushels, II per
cent smaller than 1858 total, accord
ing to state-federal estimate. Seed
ings this fall total 1,594,000 acres,
only per cent below last years,
but indicated yield per seeded acre
for 1854 is Is bushels, compared with
17-bushe1 average in 1858.
Marketing quotas on cotton and
peanuts were voted in by over
whelming majorities. In separate
referendums both cotton and peanut
growers approved quotas on their
products by margins of over "a per
cent.
End of rigid high price supports
on farm commodities was recon-
mended by American Farm Bureau
Federation at annual convention in
D
Iowa, was elected by unanimous
vote to his fourth 2-year term as
president. Convention urged adop-
ton of flexible system of sliding
scale supports based on crop sup
ply and vigorous program to ease
crop SURPRISES through foreign
trade.
Sugar beet acreage allotments in
1854 were urged by grower associa-
tons and heads of sugar companies
at fair price and wage hearing held
in Greeley, Colo. Failure to impose
controls in face of trend to increased
acreage, speakers warned, will re-
suit in disorderly market.
Restriction of mustard seed i'm
ports will not be recommended by
tariff commission. Investigation by
commission was asked by Montana
State Farm Bureau on ground mus
tard seed being imported from Cam
ada, United Kingdom and Denmark
is endangering industry developed
during 1905 in Toole, Glacier and
Pondera counties. Commission
agreed imports increased but attrib-
uted this to reduced domestic pro-
duction.
Sugar quotas for 1854 totaling g.
100000 tons, down 100000 tons from
1858, are announced by Secretary of
Agriculture Ezra T. Benson. Follow
ing are quotas assigned for individu-
al areas next year:
Domestic beet sugar, 100000
tons; mainland cane, 100000; Ha-
wall, 1,052,000; Puerto Rico, 1,80O,-
900; Virgin Islands, 10000; Philip
pines, 974,OOO, Cuba, 2,478,72O; Do
minican Republic, 25,47O; Ell Sal
vador, 3,843; Haiti, 2,482; Mexico,
1854; Nicaragua, 1929; Peru, 49,
241, and all other countries, 6,164.
Net earnings of $2.26s.045 for fis-
cal year 1928 were announced by
Farmers Union Grain Terminal AS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
Home of Florida Southern College"

language company playing in
Philadelphia. He was cast as a
juvenile hero. But at the point
where he was supposed to step
between an lrate father and the
daughter he intended to chas-
tise because the father was
tall and .overbearing and Mena-
sha was short and shy, the audi
ence laughed instead of being
bsorb b. ed by the melodrama.
From that point on, Menasha de-
cided to play for laughs.
Honest. Menasha is my real
NAME" he insists. Long before I
ever heard Of Menasha. Wiscon.
sin. was Menasha Skulnik. My
name comes out of the Bible. The
Old Testament hero. Joseph. not
only had a coat of many colors
but son named Menasha i.
see if I'm not right and my
parents named me for him"
There is little discrepancy in
spelling to straighten out. The
48th Chapter of Genesis relates
that Joseph had two sons, Ma
nasseh and Ephraim. It was the
Hebrew spelling of Manasseh
that was attached to our hero in
his native Warsaw. When he
came to America, he started
spelling it Theoretically.
Though his appearance in 1.-THE
Fifth Season" on Broadway is his
first completely English-speaking
one. he has been using a con-
glomeration of Yiddish and Enc
lish for years. He himself justi-
flies this by asserting that people
speaking Yiddish frequently in
clude English phrases and ex-
pressions. He does not hesitate
to use puns in English that are
not expected to be translated in
to Yiddish. Accordingly. he an
nounces that he is not a sailor.
but a wholesaler.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
LAKELAND, FLORIDA
Sku|nik's 20 Years

book was destroyed in a fire.
"But that is nothing now. It is
all up here" says Menasha, tap
ping his head. 'Ten thousand
gags, and all the switches, too"
SKUNK says he's done practi-
callY everything in the theatre
since he ran away with a circus
at the age Of fen he's been
actor. stage-manager. bill-poster.
stage-hand. director +. and he
has played every kind Of role.
classic and modern. though he
attained his greatest successes in
a series of revues and operettas.
Their titles. such as What A
Guy" Leave It To Charlie" and
1.-THE Big Shot" never really
mattered when the shows were
current much less now for the
record. People came TO see Me-
nasha SKUNK they often
never knew Of remembered the
next day what the name of his
show happened TO be
Born in Warsaw, Menasha be-
came an actor at Is in a Yiddish-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
tcontinued from Page 7o)

CContinued from Page 70)
ranE IA a television series Of NBC
called ''Menasha the Magnifi-
CEN" The SKUNK story alsP
encompasses supp er-clu b and
vaudeville dates but those
personal appearances are not too
frequent.
Menasha at one time compiled
a book of jottings on comedy
lines and situations. At a party,
if people laughed he would scrib-
BILE what had been said and later
work out an analysis of the joke
or situation. He would do the
same for movies, plays, radio
sldts. television programs. The
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-28

Many people have been wOseng these homes hove
GSOdy s applications for purchase We suggest you
inspect these homes up yOur mind without dsIuY these
selling quickly and there provision for expanding
iris building project further This your grsOsS' housing OpPOr
funisy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-28

shown In this
photo h the al
most completed
Tlsenbllt Hons
now open for In.
spectiOa At tO2I
Ath AVrRue No.
TI's outside Ap,
peAFAnee OF
these homes d
lovely and varied
and h somewhat
deceptive In the
fact that 10 con-
eaMla the POOsnl-
ness within -
from the spas-
IS1s living room
combined with
N ample dining
area and pleaa-
ant kitehea, -
wen % thres 0i
the rO0Sny bid.
rooms. eash with
o large closet OI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-28

ROW practice
1 the
the nations largest
R. has systsmAh
.uded Negroes from all its
.lopments on the eastern I"
board.
Tho findings Of . housing
study made by the Mlil city
Urban League In 1888 showed
that In Minneapolis between
I9lS and 1889. O,SSS HlRgIe and
two family dwellings were built
and no more than 20 Negro fam
IlIes have gained AcceaS 20 such
property ~ purchasers"
from 1910 TO 1850 the Negro
alton in Minneapolis In
90 per cent compared TO
AR overall increase OF six
nw 70 study revealed.
wv" rvey showed
So NEW
; BEDROOM
HOMES AVAILABLE
70 you ON THE
OPEN MARKET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE, gen. homework; some
cooking. Local refs. required. EN-.
2-62S3. %
COOK, white woman under 80: small
inst. kitchen. Box 1S2-X, Etar. %
COOK-G.H.W., stay some nights or
live ini city references. WO. 6-71S0.
%
CooK-G.H.W.-Must ike children;
5H days every other Sum- salary
open. Only those with refs. and
modern home with nice family need
apply. Live in. OIL. 4-3709. 10
COOK, g.h.w.; live in; position in
New Jersey. Call HU. 3-5984. 10I1.
G.H.W.. care for child Of working
liable. KE. S-4116.
CIV, to live In, good with chill
ddren; LOG. refs; 51s-day wk: age
only. 2 school children. 5h days;
no Suns. Recent city refs. $50
CIV, live in; North Arlington;
must like children; recent refs. $50
KS KE T sna5Sa every other Sun. on
CIV. live in. fond of children;
GEN t SIa House House va WoR sis middl.
age, live in. children; give age and
nationality nat in reply. $25 wk. Box
HoUsEiKEEfPER. white. under 80;
liye in: Clean. healthy, exper. with
s sood ss k sfs f E8 $685. @Ss 'S e
HOUsEKEEPER, no children. Live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
F ST. AT 18th NV

ST. AT 7th NV. u
NIGHT ADMITTING INTERVIEWER
Some college preferred. Must be
active. accurate and able to work
with people. knowledge Of tipping
necessary. Prefer unattached per-
son. age 30 to 45. Hrs. pm. to
IL pm. Mon. through. Fri; 5 pm
to Q pm, Sun. Apply In person
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, between
o am. and 5 pm. Tues.
OFFICE CLERK AND HOSTESS--Ap-
ply MICKEY GRASSO'S RESTAU-
RANT. Immediately. 732 14th st.
RIE;CCEPTfoNIsT for beauty salon.
Knowledge OF PIX. Delay week.
Pleasant working conditions. Good
salary. EMILE. 1921 Connecticut
avenue.
RECEPTIONISTs, secretarial switch
board service exper. preferred. Need
several for immed. ONCE openings.
Pleasing personality for tenant re-
iations in this new large apt. project
important. Perm. positions with fine
organization. See manager on prem
Uses. ARLINGTON TOWERS APT.
Wilson blvd. and Arlington Ridge
I'd, Arlingto Va. --6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
OPPORTUNITY
UNLIMITED

Aggressive man to train for sales
manager position, suburban wash
ington area. with one Of the most
undermanned national organizations
n this country. Our UNIQUE service
welcome and epprecisted every
business has only scratched the sur
i increased g i is Volume over S5N per
cent each Of past years. Other
positions Of this nature pay S2e,-
lion. not an once job. Tangible
product. II you are interested 10
selling and building an organtzation
we have . proven program when y
easy TO learn and teach. 6ttu time
to get In on ground Moor. An early
personal interview VIII be arranged
BOX 4oS-x. star. care Of this pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06

SILK FINISHER-Position open for
entirely dependable woman. Must
be q. sober. happily married, serious
minded person interested in an hon.
est days work every day. Exper. in
quality work Is absolutely required
ply without letters Of reference IN
hand. We offer the best of work.
ing. conditions and salary between
$1.10 and $1.20 per hr. Unless
you are one Of the best. don't apply
Ask ASK A i1E i. q g .n Leroy Sao INSTITUTE
s fssa6 aRiPki Ra' not over 40 yrs,
S3,176 a year to start. 6-day, 40-hr.
week; leave privils.. Must take die
tation, 95 w.p.m: Or better. Apply End
Of phoae f e. SssoS. l E4 s.
sTRN0iGRAPHER, 5-day. 4o-hr. week;
pleasant position in conditioned
ONCE. Apply 1903 Wisconsin avenue
n:wga or call Mr.. Phillips. Ho. q
sTENoGRAPHER for contractors Of
nee in Silver Spring area; In new
air.cond. offlce bldg. Excel salary
ana perm. position for qualified per-
son. Write, stating exper. and quail
ihcations.. Only those with excel.
reis. need apply. Box 183-x. Star.
STENOGRAPHER. 40-hr., 5-day wk.
Apply in person, RKO RADIO PIC
lures. 932 New Jersey ave. NV.
sTENOGRAPHERs t9-Haye OPEN
ings for qualified stenos. who would
like. to work In aviation industry.
Airline privils., excel. working con-
ditions. Call MR.. BOYLE, ME. g.
posi-.
ton. 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Vacation
with pay. Rehabilitation and other
benefits: Apply In person goth CEN
TURY FOX FILM CORP. AS 3rd
utility
service organization, established
over so yrs. and occupying attrac-
lively appointed ir-conditioned
suite Of Offices in central downtown
location has excellent opportunity
for experienced and well qualified
young lady, age 25-40. Paid vaca-
ton. disqualification. starting salary.
$265, b-day wk.. %9-5. MIR. RICH
ERT, MA. 8-7257. %
STENOGRAPHER, part time. short
hand and tipping; interviews Q am.
TO 1 p m. Tues. Sept. z. Mr.. Bishopp,
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
492I Wilson blvd, ArL. Va. ia. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK;
new and repair. Call A. H.
CHAMBERS. OIL. 4-449S,

=.
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
carpentry, brick. cement work. HU.
3-8489. MR.. BAKER. g. !,
CARPENTERING, alterations, repairs.
remodeiing. old and new work. MR..
SMITH. KE. 1886 any time. 80
CARPENTER-;Small jobs q speciality;
fences. porches, rec. rooms. house
painting. JU. 5-3224. g.
CARPENTER. porches. partitions,
shelving. cabinets. gen. repairs. Re-
liable. ]. ROWELL, Elk. 3-0627.
CARPENTER WORK Of all kinds.
Reas. prices. JU. 5-2145. -
CARPENTRY and general REPAIRS
years to pay. Call LAWRENCE, RA.
6-9703. Ii. 6-SI00.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING, REPAIRS.
(Need man around the house?l
Let me fix those things hubby has
been promising. Call 10. 4-5991.
CEMENT STEPS. porches, driveways.
brick and block retaining walls,
f1agstone work. parging. chimneys
and fireplaces. Reliable colored man.
20 Jrs. exp. HARRISON, Ii. 6-1S70.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER. Phone RIA. 6-SSsS any
In H%rta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
SlTuATlONS-IMEN>

ACCOUNTANT - Books started,
caught UP. kept part time; local
refs; prompt. reas. Ju. 9-5407.
CPA, thoroughly experienced. avail
able part time: reasonable compen-
sation. Box IDLY. Star. %
MEN AVAILABLE for house and yard
work and other misc. odd Jobs. Call
the SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Light Center. ME. 1852.
EXPER. RESTAURANT and fountain
manager. now managing large res
taurant. interested in fountain con-
cession or small business with low
Investment. Box 323-Z. Star. --6
WANT JOB, exper. porter, janitor.
truck driver or service station at
tendant. Ii. 1896. %
MAN. IS, ga yrs. COL, administra-
ton background, desires position In
Transportation. Box 222-Z, Star
FAMILY MAN desires position. mid
night shift preferred; s years drug
clerk exper. ia. 8-4113.
AGGRESSIVE. personabie young mar
ried white man with excellent bust
ness and accounting BACKGROUND in
Guiding 9 years club-restaurant
amusement. desires opportunity
and responsibility; would be definite
asset to your business. LA. 6-S756.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
CLERK
RECORD DEPT.

Alert woman. 1880 years Of age;
must be accurate; to keep detailed
advertising records; S:30-6:30 3
days per week. must work 2 out Of
5 week ends. Apply Personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays. 5000 and
Sat. 9-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
(3) for local Of
nee Of national concern. Hrs. $40
am. to 5 pm. Mon. through Friday.
Apply MIR. KRAMBO, Tues. and
Wed. am. to 4 p.ms
young lady, for
perm. position in jewelry store.
Pleasant working conditions and
many benefits. Apply in person to-
Mr.. Harkins, CASTLEBERG JEWEL
ERS 1904 F st. NV. 10
40-hr.. 5-day wk.
Apply In person, RKO RADIO PIC
TURES. INC, 932 New Jersey
ave. NV. Ill
permanent position.
Casualty claims dept. Tipping and
general clerical duties in air-cond.
office. 5-day week. Box 1917. Star.
Ill
CLERK-TYPIsT, good opportunity in
insurance agency. excel. working
conds., air-cond. of1ice. cow. loo.
5-day wk. MIR. KAY. CO. 5-5460.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
SITUATIoNS--WoMEN

NEAT. reliable colored girl. his. grad
maid or ONCE cleaning. Ii. 3-3957.
GIRL. colored. wants full or part
time job Call CO. 5-7795. Refs.
NURSE. practical desires q Job at
any time: exper.: refs. LU. 1-7435
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, wants
daywork, any kind Of case. Ii. 81
G125. Refs. MISS JEAN SMITH.
perfect housekeeper,
cleaning; cooking, serving, decorat-
no children. 3019 10Th st. NV, apt. 4
COLORED GIRL desires work as maid
In Q store; Is years experience Ho.
2.2749. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
DESKS

Govt. surplus, 6Ox34, oak secretarial,
$3.50; new 42-in. steel single
pedestal. in green, gray or tan
s s5sSut 4l4 aSs ~ E FRANZ asa7$
DIAMoNDs-Lady's "a cts. $3.50;
men, "a 9asv sts $ 20 i aSys cut ss
$$o $685. ia Gffv1Nas 81! ny ia co. 1fs3
DIN. RIM. TABLE, 8 chairs, china
closet, buffet; 500 or best offer.
DINING RI RIM. SET. like new, Hand
finished; 3-pedestal base; mahog.. ext.
table; s beautiful uphol. matchine
chairs. ia. 2-0450 after 9 pm;
DINETTE SETS, orig. 500; SPECIAL,
iron: new Oniyi Cali Hu. $4,000
DIN. RIM. sET--s-pc. blonde oak,
pack. barrels: sac. $40. RIA. 6-58l0.
DINING TABLE and 9 chairs. Nor
ramon mahogany. Duncsn-Phyfe.
re SasS Wiz La. 9 s.4S7s. 70
DISHWASHER-New, in orig; crate:
YOUNGSTOWN de luxe. Cost 1920 OBJ
Sacrifice $l65. XII. S-1O46. IS
DISHWASHER, washer, semiautomatic
Thor T. ss5; dranite 2 z Ii,. a..
emb. India Grapes. extra panel, tan
bkgrd. 34x104, good cond.; Sl6 all.
ELECTRIC Gc''i RANGE. standard size,
$50. Cali Oh. 2-s734. IS
FLUTE, HAYNES. French model; 3
mos. old, extra keys. VIII sacrifice.
FOAM "a Il RuBBER CUSHIONS. mat
tresses. topgers, wrought iron legs.
lounges. d IdaII 2l4S Z st.
FREEzER. Hotpoint. 17.2 Gu. IT,.
EVA NEzis. DU. 7-sssS. %
FROZEN FOOD CABINETS new and
used; commercial: excel. cond.: sell.
ba s oas e ony rkncE e serge
rS SfaS 81 aG UNcGAIMED AsI studio
couch. $50: inner-spring mattress.
$40; sofa bed. $40; ice cream parlor
chairs. $3.50; hotel desk. So; ward
robe, SIS: hide-a-way, bed, $40:
leather top sS,a coffee table, si5: sofa
rocker, Sis; Csswell chair. So;
server, SO; vanity and mirror. So;
drop leaf table. $25: wing chair,
$40. We do reupholstering, sofa and
chair, SOS: Slip-c cover sofa and chair.
$4S Refinishing and cabinet work,
cornices and draperies. HOFFMAN,
UPHOLSTERS. 2447 18th st. NV.
FGRNirT r1h r. Erc.-u. s. Marshal
and estate sale of new and used
household and office furniture, Win
ter spinet piano, mirrors. pair ma
hog. corner cabinets, Oriental and
domestic. rugs, refrigerators. tele-
visions. Gray steel and walnut
desks, arm and swivel chairs. filing
cabinets, typewriter. Frigidaire win
dow air conditioner. books glass
ware, iewelry, etc. Also Chevrolet
1889" panel truck BY Auction at
WESCHLER'S. 905 e st. nv. To-
morroy, commencing at $3.50 am.
Inspection invited.
FURNITURE--Jr. dining room set. In
excel. cond.; blond, table. 6 CHRIS,
china server: 2 Lawson-type love-
seats, slip covers. Ia. 9-6354. 20
FURNITURE SALE-Lowest prices on
better grade bedrm.. dining rm.. liy-
ing rm. Factory samples. closeouts,
etc. All bTand-new at great savings
for cash. LION WAREHOUSE BLDG. =,
480. New York ave. NV daily
1915. Sat. til 4. RE. 7-4310: 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
sITUATIoNs-ooMEsTic

GIRL, coiored. wants g.h.w. 1880
through dinner, 8 days week: $50;
refs, LU. 2-0S67. g.
GIRL. colored, desires job child
care 5 days week. Live in or out,
GiRi. coiored. wishes days work OF
part-time hotel maid. Exper. Ref
MAI la CoIokED GrRL wishes lob a.
nurse maid: Ink; 5-day wk. Excel.
WISH 10 PLACE MAID, 6-day, live
out. Good cook, housekeeper, child
care. Reliable. cheerful. Wo, $4,000.
WHITE WOMAN. for cleaning small
apts. for employed COUPLES; honest,
reliable. Me. $685.. 81
WOMAN, well experienced In domes-
tic service. wants days work, sep
arately or B days combined, city ref
erence. Ii. 6-3345. -
WOMEN. colored, want 8 days work.
Monday. Tuesday and Saturday.
Phone AID. 4-SO97, 7s
;OLORED WOMAN desires days
work; refs. RA. $500.
,OL0RED GIRL desires general house
work Or baby care. 8 days week,
roiOkED GIRL desires work in
cafeteria, store. g.h.w., child care
or typing. References. Ii. 3-e036.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
HELP--MsN AND woMEN

CLERKS AND CLERK-TYPISTs,
wanted for wholesale meat company,
downtown location. Perm. position;
dustrious people. Write. giving res
cme Of exper. and salary expected.
Box 63-X. star. "a
SALESPEOPLE--No night work: car;
leads furnished: 36% comm; full
time only: earnings, $4,000. DI. q
S206. CAN 9 to IL am. for evening
appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
CLERK-TYPIST

21-25. for general once work; should
be good typist.. qualified to type &C.
ins positon Wish excellent WorEns
conditions, Air conditioned. ofices in
ssonnyss6nient loeatioH Tiye-da sypy Tssk
EES INSURANCE. CO., -14th and l.
SITS. NV. Please apply at L ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
FURNITURE

See our display at the Northern Va.
state Fair: Also our warehouse
prices smashed Sept. 2 through
the 18th. Save more BY paying
cash. $49.96 Serta mattress.
S24 .95. 1O-year guarantee: $50. g5
lined oak desk with chair. SAD .95:
S229.95 lined oa9 bedrm. suite.
-S149.94 and many other bar
gains Open every night until 10
BROTHERS FURNITURE CO.
? blks from Baileys Crossroads. Va.
on Seminary I'd. JE. $1,000. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in our accounting
dept: 8:30-5:30. MONTH: no Sat.
work. Planned salary advancement.
Age 21-35; must be good typist:. rea-
Personnel. Room COS; open week.
days S:3Q-5 and Sat. Ola. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna Ave. NV.
STENO-TYPlST; knowledge of book
keeping helpful; 5-day wk. RIM. 423,
Union Trust Bldg, 18th and II SITS.
NV. -6
TEACHER---Woman for third grade.
Private school. 8 a.m.-2 pm. OIL.
4-51O0. liz
OIL. 2-9S73. -6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
PART TIME
COSMETICIANS

For evenings and week ends in down
town D. G. and nearby Md. and
Va. drug stores. Sales experience re-
auired. Phone ia. 4-0450. Ext. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
IHELP--MEN . WoMEN Cont. ]

TYPIST. college graduate, with physi-
cal sciences BACKGROUND and IBM-
PSM experience preferred. Work for
Write fully to 20. Box 5968. Be-
thesda. Md.
|COLORED COUPLE to manage and
clean roominR house; must be sober
and honest. no children: husband
can have outside Job: sal, 500 mo.
5000 cash secur. Call HE. 4-S32S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
SECRETARY

typist for auditor; some
shorthand; permanent: good salary:
vacation with pay; insurance benefits
after 30 days; 90 to 35 years OF age.
Apply personnel manager, mornings
only, SHERATON-CARL HOTEL.
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SEAMSTRESSES white, experienced
IN upholstery, Grapes and slip cover
work ST: 3-32s0 Tuesday. -
SEAMSTRESSES T),. experienced on
slip covers or drapes: steady;
sacRETARYfoopq ' nat Il; ae; association s
IN convenient aforementioned ONCE;
fast. accurate tipping essential; lie.
gal experience desirable but not
necessary; salary open. Box 212-Y,
SECRETARY to executive director;
meet people. 5-day week eek good spi works e
ing conditions: retirement and other
benefits. Apply GOODWILL INDUS.
Tries, 1918 New Hampshire ave,
Ne MHn.i s.Ea4 q phone for appointment
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER, air
line exper. or business school train
ing. with contact and teletype exper.
pref. tage 21-30): diversified duties.
Apt. by phone only. RE. 7-6s77.
SECRETARY, Jewish. non-profit org.
varied duties. call co. 5-ess0.
sEcRiESTrARY. competent, part time 4
LEGAL spsSSr rss silver q Spring law
once. fn0ne JU. 9-5611. ~
SECKETARY---Vice president Of large
national association requires an ex-
perienced young lady as private Sec
rotary. Should be able to use initia-
tive and work without close super
vision as employer will be out Of
town Q considerable portion of the
time. Basic stenographic skill
should include shorthand and fa-
miliarity with electric typewriting
and debating machines. This Is o
permanent position with an old line
ditions, many fringe benefits. Start
at salary commensurate with expe-
rience and ability. Apply giving
telephone number. resume Of expe-
rience and salary desired 10 Box
1S1-X. Star. "a