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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22

letter recently mailed at the Tabor City
post office carried this address, Train Set Weekly
SINCE Matte o Hi Owe"
1t has real meaning and if you tune your radio
to out of town stations often you'll probably be
able to figure it out
We were going to spell it out for you but
thought better of the idea and send it along to
you for consideration.
The sunny weather conditions that are sup
posed to prevail in this section of North Carolina
faded like the rosebuds Sunday night as snow
fell. Those who retired early probably had little
reason to expect a snow-covered outside by break
fast time.
If human being stand up under Summer
weather one day and below freezing the next,
there is little worry about ones physical condition
Tabor Citys VIEW Post is making an all-out
drive this week to recruit approximately Is men,
bers. The goal for this year is rs. Now the Post
has so paid members To make joining the VFW
more attractive-and really it shouldn't be neces-
sary-the post has arranged to toss in chance
on an automobile to be given away in High Point
January 8.
II you have been planning becoming a
member of the Post, now's good time to contact
Joe Spivey and leave off S400
There is lot of talk about the rebuilding of
the Tabor City school that destroyed by fire.
But the best chance is to have it completed by
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22
TrumpIins by thompson

the fall of 1855 Seems that bond issue Is in
the making We never held in opposition to bond
issues that were designed to bring progress to
community. Certainly this upcoming bond issue
should get the nod of the voters without a ques-
ton.
Presently the children are attending school
in the Baptist Church. It's fine that the facilities
are available but at the same time ii is not like
going to school under ordinary conditions Lack
of desk library facilities, cafeteria and the such
makes going to school difficult task for the
children who forced to make the adjustment
We talked with the Farmers Home Admin
istration this week and were surprised to learn
that only one loan had been made for the instaLa-
ton of an irrigation system Loans are available
to farmers at low interest rate irrigation sys-
TENS And after last Summers dry weather 1t
would seem to us that farmers would be making
loan applications right and left.
You can't make good crops without water.
Every farmer knows that And that being the
case an irrigation system appears to us to DO
the important piece of equipment for next year
And when the government makes loans avail
able at a low interest rate and long time to
make repayment, it just seems shame that
farmers fail to take advantage Of it.
OF course next Summer when crops begin to
burn it'll be too late And missing another crop
in Columbus County could be terrible thing for
the economy.
Give it some thought! We don't believe you
can afford not to irrgate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22
Backbone OF Economy

When Corbett Canning Company
opened its operation here two falls ago and
began preserving sweet potatoes, it was
the expressed hope of the townspeople at
that time that eventually the cannery
would branch out into other products.
Thursday this company hopes to put
that original wish into practice. The meet
ing that cannery officials have called for
next Thursday is designed to find out if
farmers are interested in growing truck
crops for canning purposes. If they are, the
Gamers are ready to do their part by buy
ing, preserving and shipping. The farmers
now have the opportunity of capitalzing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22
Editorials g.
A Pretty Fair Job

marie Enterprise, in Albemarle, N. c., and
in that capacity he has even a greater cha!-
lenge before him.
His loss in Tabor City will be felt. He
was a working member of the Jaycees, the
Civilian Club and the Boosters Club and
he took leading role in the Finer Carolina
project. Some one will have to shoulder a
little heavier load with him gone.
But Tabor City has long had its work
ers-those persons who are willing to
tackle problems and projects and who will
get the job done. 1t is just such leader
ship that has marked the community as
one of North Cardinals most progressive
And as long as there are those individuals
in our midst who are willing to devote freely
of their time, even at great personal sacri-
flee, to promote the public welfare, we
shall continue to stand head and shoulders
above those neighboring cities.
Yes, Harrison will be missed not only
by the newspaper but by the people of the
area. But Tabor City will continue to
grow, to progress and to take the lead in
any movement that requires service above
self.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22

Last week completed Al Harrison's
nearly two years as news editor of The
Tribune. AL came to Tabor City right out
of the University of North Carolina school
of journalism after two bitches in Uncle
Sans Army. He entered into the real
spirit of this progressive community and
in recent months has been an activating
force behind numerous civic projects.
He was the first news editor that this
newspaper ever had. Until his connection
with the paper began, that particular task
was combined with several other duties of
the previous staff. He has shown through
his efforts that such a position is neces-
Bity even on a small weekly such as this.
Al did great deal for the community,
we believe, and by the same token, the
community did a great deal for him. 1t
takes much longer than a year and a half
to learn the newspaper business, but in a
little more than that length of time he
came a long way and earned for himself
a promotion with the Atlantic Publishing
Company.
He now assumes the editorship of this
company's newest newspaper, The Abe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22
Carriers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

Tales my daddy told me: Dad
tells the story about the painter
who was doing a little finishing
work in a real Snazzy home one
day while slightly under the in
fluence of some intoXicant.
The painter walked into the
room and he says there was a
big Mohawk rug on the floor
about four inches thick that was
a real beauty and obviously eX-
pensive. He put his ladder in
position, opened his paint can,
took out a quantity for small
er container and climbed to the
top of the ladder.
He proceeded to paint a little
moulding here and there with
finishing touches and started
back down the ladder. forgetting
that he had left the gallon of
paint open at the foot of the
ladder.
AS his foot touched the bottom,
the painter tipped over the
paint, and it spread rapidly over
the Mohawk rug.
With CONSERVATION written all
over his face, the painter could
think of nothing but the huge
bill he was going to have to pay
for the rug. At that instant "a
long came one of these long
coupled, short legged dashund
dogs that was apparently lord
and master of the house.
With some fast thinking of
which we have heard no equal,
the painter grapped up the dog
and pulled him through the
paint on the carpet at the same
time yelling, Get out of here
you lousy hound, You knocked
over my paint" The lady of the
house rushed in 4 moment later
saw the dog with a hurt look
on his face and then totally ig-
noring the rug, she grabbed ur
the pOoch and half crying said
"Oh, wonder if that awful paint
will take the hair off my dog?'
The painter tactfully made nc
answer and the lady rushed out
of the house, into her car and
away to the veterinarian.
They say that dog still gives
the painter a mighty dirty look
ever time he comes around that
particular house.
Dad had an old mule 81 year.
old that died the other day. Now
he wasn't worth much at hi:
best but when he paSsc daway
Dad spent dollar calling some
tallow firm that picks up deac
animals and haulS them away
They promised to pick up tt,
mule the next day.
But they didn't show up; 81
Dad went into town and asked
an automobile firm to send ;
wreCkcr out to pull the mul,
from the stable and carry hin
10 an inCencrator where tn" car
cas- was burned.
They obliged and pres, ntct
Dad with the bill for seven dol
lars.
After paying out his eigh
dollars Dad said You know,
just about as soon that null
hadn't died"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22
upon a market for their produce.

upon a market for their produce.
1t has long been our contention that the
backbone of any economy is diversification
itself. The tobacco industry will grow no
bigger. Indeed, we believe that it has
already reached peak We want to main
tain our high position in the tobacco grow
ing industry, but we also want to branch
out into other money crops and at the same
time, continue to encourage Industrial
ization.
We believe farmers can profit by at
tending the Thursday meeting and finding
out more about this truck crop possibility
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22
Ed Fowler Wins
TV AT Local Store

Ed Fowler Of Route Two, Mich
OILS. was the lucky" person Mon
day morning at the Tabor City
Western Auto Associate Store
drawing and won for himself a
2l-inCh television set.
The Nichols farmer took home
the No. prize and the best wishes
OF the Tabor City store.
The second prize-a 92-piece
dinner set-was awarded Mrs
Frank NcSmith of Tabor City.
Francis Hewitt of Tabor City cap
tured the third place prize, large
doll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-12-22
Loris Masons
Elect Officers

Green Sea Lodge EOS, AIM, at
its regular communication Friday
night. December 3, elected and
installed officers for the ensuing
Masonic vcar.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Accountant Office Mgr.

Young man, B. s. deg acctg. IL yra
exper. desires permanent position
with future; excel. refs. Box 242-H,
Evening star., 1954-11-07
PIX OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED ONLY
For women's speciality shop: must be
alert, dignified and have pleasing
personality
CTrTDNAY
PASTERNAK

PASTERNAK
1919 Connecticut Ave.
4th Floor Once -
PHONE SOLICITOR, experienced for
long distance moving company rep
resenting nationwide organization;
lnSE1sdEEs Apps F. person Ct t'pcnasp caspos psie'I1y VAN
LINES. 1888 Upshur st. NV. -
PHYSICAL THERAPIST, registered or
non-registered; 40-hr. work week;
yr. and Is days sick leave per VI.
II needed; medical and hospitaliza-
tion coverage; starting salary COM
mensurate with experience; provi-
sions for increases in salary. GROUP
HEALTH ASSN. Medical ,Clinicl
days. EX. 3-5938 for appt. ~
PIANO PLAYER. white; S76 week to
start: Apply .JOHNNY'S RESTAu-
3-9Sl5 after 8 pm. -
Apply after IL am. NEEDLECRAFT,
726 11th st. NV.
good pay, steady Job. sAFEWAY
CLEANERS. Rear 1928 Ga. ave.
REAL ESTATE TYPIST, exper.. In
processing. Of real estate sales.
Excel. salary; upper NV. ONCE.
air conditioned: many opportuni-
ties Contact Mrs. BentZ after 8
am. Mon. for appt. T. N. LERNER
4 CO, 6406 Ga. ave. NV. TU.
REGiSTERED NURSE for dental
ONCE, age % to So; 8 to 8; Thurs,
Sat. afternoon OF; $62, Box Josh.
Star. IS
RETOUCHER, 4x5 negs.; dependable.
fast; Arl res. Call Mon. or Tues,
bet. / and 4. ia. S-3949. -
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, no children, to manage and
clean rooming house. must be sober
and reliable, husband may have
other job. Call ewes. HE. 4-s32s.
one thoroughly 10.
miliar with florist business for part
time employment. Call TU. 2-iO74,
Sat. and Sum-. or after 6 pm.
week nights. -
ELDERLY MEN and women for spe-
cial outside Christmas work. Nov.
26-Dec. "a. AID. 4-5S44. %
or retired couple,
white: hostess. dining room supefvi-
sion and caretaker for downtown
church.: apt. furnished: references
required. Box 442-H. Star.
WORLD BOOK ENCY. has openings
for 3 personable. sales-minded men,
women to train for supervisors and
managers. WORLD BOOK. first in
sales. rapidly growing, offers chal-
lenging, profitable career to perma.
nently eliminate insecurity from
your life. CO. 5-2514.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELP--WoMEN

rsTENOGRAPHER, downtown once;
pleasant environment; steady en-
ploYnent; excellent salary, expert
ence unnecessary. In replying. state
age. salary expected. Box 440-H.
sTENoGRAPHER, part-time. short
hand and typing, immediate employ
ment: interviews, am. to | pm,
Friday. Nov. IL. NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE CO.; 402l Wilson blvd,
sTENoGRAPHER. sR., mus. have :
years experience under State OF
Md. merit system, starting salary
S2.564 per annum. Apply PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY WELFARE
BOARD. 5ll4 Baltimore ave-, Hy-
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, 25-
30. National association; 40-hour,
5-day wk.; So, 000-S3. 400, depend
ing on qualifications. Paid hospitali-
cation. AD. 4-7244.
STENOGRAPHER FOR GERMANY,
experienced. not over As years Of
age. Dictation 95 w.p.m. or better.
Salary. S3,4ln yr. plus authorized
allowances. knowledge of German
not essential. Two-year assign
ment. Apply End A.. 1012 18th
sTENoGRAPHER, permanent posi-
tion. 1-girl ofice. 5-day wk.. air
cond. Call In person. I45 Kennedy
st. NV, IND mr.. Rm e.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER,
new or used (wider experiences
used).. Want solid proposition on re-
suits basis from huStling organiza-
tion. Know the game and can pro-
0n2-T Star Sc
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELP-poMEsTIc

CHnD's NURSE. white, for per-
manent position in pvt. home, must
be experienced In handling very
young children. OIL. $685..
COOK AND G.H.W., live in; $35 wk
For exper. worker. Call OIL. 4-0l07.
COOK, 80 to 40 years: part time,
$3.50 through dinner, Sundays break
fast only. Recent city refs. req.: SIS
and csrfare. EN-. 3-0227. IS
COOK: K:HoUSEKEEPER, for large
Maryland estate. nr. Frederick. live
on premises. permanent position.
Good pay for right party, For inter-
view call WASHINGTON. D; c., ST. 3:
25l2 Monday between 9 am. and
G.H.W.-cooK-Must have local ref
erence; salary open; live in. Chevy
Chase. D. C.. KE. 7-0S1S. --12
G.H.W. and care of ] infant. for
working couple; live in. Call Lo.
G.H.w.. plain cooking. child care;
woman, 30:4o: local refs; live in.
G'H.w!s5coof. ME s-Ss1S; Liv. in. Sun. "a and
sSfsi sso. E% Gi sl5si1. gsif nave local REFERS
Sat. and Sun. work; s25 and car
fare. Refs. EN-, 2-7079.
G.H. W., sleep in, child care; New
York area; $140 mo-, 5Hsa;day wk.
G.H.W.-Position in Fall River. Mass.
live in. lge rm., Thurs. Sun. on ;
S25. refs. req. HE. 4-5496.
white. middle-aged.
for suburban Catholic Church Rec
tory Pleasant and attrac. Twins
quarters Refs. required. Box 207-E.
HOusEKEEPER. white, not over so.
to live In. help with light housework.
cooking. care Of 6-yr. .-old boy. Local
references. Sl5 week. IA. S-5l46.
HOUSEKEEPER, settled white wom-
an, live in with elderly couple. light
LADY. white. between 30-45 yrs.
age children; $50 wk. to start. Sun.
and every other Wed. OF. RA. B.
MAID. white; live in: s.h.w., cook
ing Large snssTfu room %a pvt sSSash Sash
SS5 wk. KE. s-4555. -
MAID, live in: upstairs work and care
Of 2 school-age children. Wed. and
references. EN-. 2-455s.
OF Is day Thurs, u day sun, small
working family. DO not phone. Apply
3735 T st. NV. after 10 Sun.
WOMAN to do laundry for family.
Can be done In her own home. Call
LU. 2-S96S. -
WOMAN, 3O-55 yrs; live in good
home; elp with housework and
children; $50 per mo. LA. 6-S49s'
WILL SHARE HOME WITH WOMAN
Of boys, and WE. 5-64s1s
WHITE WOMAN to act as
housekeeper in suburban Sc. parish
rectory: must live in; refs. REQ.
Cypress 7-9034. I'll
Evening star., 1954-11-07
HELP--WoMEN

CAPABLE WOMAN. as housekeeper
for. l adult: must do cleening and
assist in household duties. May bring
1 child. A dne opportunity for some
one who wants permanent home
from Upperyille. Va. Write Box 134-
FoR CONN. AVE. GIFT sHOP-
Penn. position and excel. oppor-
tunity with long-estab, company for
qualified person. Prior knowledge
and successful selling exper. In gift
wares essential. Refs. required. Call
MISS BECKMAN for appt.. RE- y
or full time. Add S44-
$SS WIZ. to the family income. Must
be ambitious and personeble. High
school educ. Flexible hours Tor
women with children. Marshall
Field family-owned enterprise; For
WASH Wash. OF once. cali uN 4-5eos
HAVE FUN. earning your Christmas
money. by selling toys, in Americas
most femous toy store. 37la-hr: wk.
r. A. o. SCHWARTZ. Bl4 14th st..
NV. tnext to GPrfinkels). ~
MIDDLE.AGED WHITE LADY. to
Ssay Wor.h wasa seetion. i0e BOX sss.H. @ & Star.
INCREASE INCOME, show friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales. re-
peats. Experience unnecessary. Lib
eral percentage. No-risk otIer. Ex-
elusive opportunity. SCHMID CO.,
Dept. a1. kingston. N. Y.
ABLE REFINED LADY, about middle
age, who needs good home, is wanted
to serve as mother for 10-yr. .-old
daughter Of widower; REQ: living
atmosphere; local refs. LO. 4.032o.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS make Christ
ends. Earn up to So an hour. Call
EX. 3-78I6 Sun. after 10 and ewes.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN as COM
pseson TeeE 3 D.si el0f5ls pE isIs aesi55 2 'o
CHRISTMAS MONEY? Earn that
extra income now! Present AVON
PRODUCTS beautiful gift line to
regular customers near you. RE.
PARTOTIME lsTofIME WORK CO... capable
women needed at once, day or eve.
skr hTS excel Sii earn,Hgs MnNEy RE- m paaI sPaRs
advertised Lucky Heart cosmetics
for colored people; finest quality.
beautifully packaged beauty sids
sell on sight; you make up to 1006
cash profit. plus FREE gifts no ex-
offer osffTsTnfS FREE! assqsqi Write LUCKY HEART.
Pert 1921 6ssTIdN 6Mf%Ihif' ,or Tep pad,
40. capable OF meeting public well;
extensive travelling: no house.to-
house canvassing or demonstre-
tion work; transportation paid:
guaranteed income. plus excellent
percentage and bonuses. Write q.
WARREN. 522 Law Bldg. kansas
City 8. Mo.
WILL 1888 BE DIFFERENT7
It will for unusual woman. over 20
tion, outstanding personality, and
car, In business for yourself. $50
In X1nn Weekly No canVassinG.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Married Women

(White.) with or without children,
who cannot accept an 6-to-6 posi-
ton. No collecting or delivering.
weekly to earn $40 to $50. Phone
and transportation necessary for
local Metropolitan area In Washing-
ton, Nd. or Va. Opportunity for
advancement to asst. mgr. immedi-
ately. For confidential, personal In:
tervieW. Call MRS. ELIZABETH
WILLIAMS. DE. 2-386S. Sun. 4-S;
Mon. $40. 3-5; Tues. S-l0. 3-5:
Wed. S-5.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
AMBITIOUS MAN

70 train for DISTRICT SALES MAN
AGER. one capable Of training and
supervising ten or more statesmen in
ing, Applicants should be between
26-45 years old, have o car, and
experience In direct-to-consumer
sales MANAGEMENT. Over three gem
erations Of success is based on our
high caliber field MANAGEMENT train
Ing: annual average earnings In ex-
cess OF $4,000 in first year. The
success of our entire organization Is
based on repeat business, engineered
sales, low pressure tactics, and most
thorough field training. This may
pc your opportunity. You can deter
mine for yourself by telephoning
jackson 2-36S3, giving complete de-
Sails and qualifications to arrange
Evening star., 1954-11-07

ATTY. AND ACCOUNTANT, 90, ex.
per-; part time, ewes. or weekend
position. No sales. EX. 3-4067. week
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Unusual Man
Wanted

Large financial institution,
established III years will pay
salary and commission TO man
between the ages of % and
40. Must be interested in .
permanent business. where he
will be his own boss. earn
$4,000 to $4,000 q year and
more, with a liberal retirement
income. Finest training pro-
gram with future opportunity
for managerial or executive
advancement. Should be a
hard worker, ambitious, intel;
ligent man who Is dissatis1led
In his present position; II you
are this man. write fully CIV.
ing age, family status. past
Evening star., 1954-11-07

ant-Omce manager. CPA. years
Present earnings s7,s6O. Desire
comparable position, or position as
assistant controller with large cor.
poration. Write Box 149-H. Star.
Accountant Office Mgr.
Young man. B. s. deg acctg. IL yra
exper.. desires permanent position
with future; excel. refs. Box 242-H,
Star.
ATTY. AND ACCOUNTANT, %, ex.
per-; part time, ewes. or weekend
position. No sales. EX. 3-4067. week
days.
AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER.
new or used twider experience
used).. Want solid proposition on re-
suits basis from hustling organiza-
duee; Will gamble with you. Box
Bose, Star. s.
B0OKKEEPER, fully qualified and
experienced, desires permanent full.
charge assignment. LU. 2-0504.
CARPENTER-PAINTER, colored. ex-
per. partitions rec. rms, gen. reprs.,
ste. oyn tools and panel truck.
CHEF, colored, all round experiences
in all kinds Of cooking. Would like
permanent job. With best city ref
erence. Call. 10. 2-1057.
CHEF-C00k, colored. years Of exc
perience; good refs. Ii. 7-4461.
DENTAL TEcHNICIAN-An phases;
top gold man; many yrs. exper. Cali
Mon. to Fri, 8 to g., EN-. 2-7076.
JANIToR, colored. wishes Job a.
i,anitor with quarters; refs. EN-.
LITHO sTRIPPER. or small shop
comb. man. white: family man;
non-drinker. 10. 4-7932.
NEWSMAN, fully experienced report.
er. newsman. Available Immediately.
NiGHT iGi MAN Man, colored. experiences
switchboard si1ls and elevator. Call NE.
PROPERTY MANAGER for apt. or
Office bldg: 4 years experience:
Civil Service annuity. Reasonable
REsTHyuRARST isifFHy RSF Man. Sic wlts, sfaT married
35.. honest, sober: exper. kitchen.
grill and beer. Can assist mgr.
1mmed. avail. Box 327-C. Star.
SALESMAN. earning $4,000. travel.
ing. z States for natl. mfgr. 10 yrs.
aide to semiactive exec
utive in suburban area; shorthand.
typins. etc; instruction In golf.
sports; full or part time; white. 4S.
81 an hr. EN-. 3-3067.
SIGN PAINTING, art work. evenings
and Saturday; reasonable rates. Lu.
2-265Q.
or Addressograph oper.
ator, experienced; can take charge
of compl. oper. Box 323-C. Star. :
STEWARD. 1st class, seeks full
; charge Oficers mess or club. or
DISPLAY = Experienced.
some exper. as interior decorator:
2-4S12. 7'
MAN wants job. service station at-
tendant, truck driver. porter or
laborer. Call Sat. after 6 pm. all
day Sunday. IL. 1886. -
MAN. icolored. young, Z years exper.
e3terminator. Sober, honest. reliable.
Also truck driver. Ii. 3-S703. FRI,
Sat. or Sun. La. 6-9010. 7e
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1954-11-07
, sIrUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANTS eaTit Dart k.bt ne D,, book: %s
loc. refs: prompt: reas. JU. 9-5401.
experienced, desires
bookkeeping and tax work on
monthly basis I,0 6-4046
Evening star., 1954-11-07
AGENTS

MAKE UP TO IOG% profit By selling
our fine line of Xmas cards TO your
friends and neighborS Free imprint
folder CREED'S. 412 10th st NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
EXCELLENT
EARNINGS
WOMEN. WHITE

BY excellent earnings. mean any.
where from Si0 to $40 for each
evening t2 to 3 hoursl YOU work
! have q fine group OF IS youns
married women in D. c.. Md anc
Va. who will be happy to verify this
out product Is advertised in vogue
No house-to-house canvassInE, col
Iecting or delivefing.
training at company ex.
pense Use Of car necessary fol
local driving.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
CTENOrp ApuTpc

Z, 2 Z AI4FNINf1tfA1 1IL1kS =
Temporary assignments, 9-5 week.
days. Must be fast and accurate.
Electromatic experience helpful.
Suitable for those awaiting perma-
nent positions or persons desiring
part-time work. No home workers.
ST. 3-l973 "a
Evening star., 1954-11-07
MANAGER
LARGE WoMEN'S WEAR STORE
TOP SALARY

MR.. Sylvan. Ii. 3-22S2
MANICURIST for very busy salon.
Total intake Is yours, plus guar
anteed salary. Write Box 300-H.
Star. stating experience. -
MILLINERY GIRL wanted, expert
enced. to take complete charge Of
our millinery bar Good salary and
commission. Apply MAISONS. 18th
and g SITS. NV.
NURSE, registered, white, to work in
doctors office. Ii. 3-3400. -
NURSES t2l, practical. white, under
40: for day duty. pvt. Sanitorium,
nearby Md. Live in. OIL. 2-1307. -
NURSE, graduate, white, for office;
6-hour. 4la-day week. EN-. 2-71S7.
NURSE. practical. non smoker, drink
er. 2 p.m.-7 am, In small, excel.
nursing home; $160 mo. Paid an
nual vacation. JU. 5-5169.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, Chiropodist.
Reply in own handwriting, full par
ticulars. starting salary desired. Box
OFFICE GIRL for jewelry store. Un-
der. 80. Permanent; Accurate
ance. $55 wk. 5 days. Do not
phone. 614 18th st. NV. = IS
OFFICE TRAINEE. clerical, cashier
ing: new branch ONCE: national A.
nance CO.. Silver Spring area; to
be opened In 10 days. Apply TINE
CREDIT PLAN, INC. 2510 st. Paul
St. Balto.. Md. --15