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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-09-16
Churches

For his sermon at the 100 am.
service in East Cleveland Baptist
Church Sunday, Rev. VIM. Towner
will speak on "Love's Limits.
The morning services of the Hay
den Avenue Baptist Church are
still being held in the Mayfair
School. The public is invited to
attend all of the services of the
church. Evening worship and Mid
week prayer services are held in
the church building, 1856 Hayden.
The Sunday School hour is at
9:45 and morning worship starts at
II a. m. This Sunday Rev. Donald
B. Woodby will speak on the sub
ject, Goods Answer to Mans SIM"
At the evening service at 7:45
p. M, the Pastor will speak on the
Book of Revelation, chapter IL.
There is special program
planned for youth at GAS p. m.
Baptist Youth Fellowship is pro-
gram planned by young people, for
young people. For a good time
with Christian young people, bring
your Bible and attend BYE.
Guidon Class of Church Of the
Cross, Caledonia and Winsford rds.,
will hold a business and entertain
ment session Thursday, September
23rd., at 8 p. m.
Entertainment will be provided
by Stuart Cramer nationally
known magician who has appeared
on Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town.
Mr.. Cramer is a graduate Of Shaw
High and Western Reserve.
Hosts and hostesses are Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Aitken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blood and Mr.. and
Mrs. Burmeister. Mrs. Marion Cud-
ney is chairman. Call her for reser-
vations at EV. 6305.
Seventy-four members of Guidon
class gathered at River Road
YMCA Camp last Saturday eve
ming for a steak roast. Much credit
is due the program committee for
a successful evening. Headed by
Virginia and Carl Grob the COM
mittee includes Mary and Harry
Aitken, Virginia and Jim Hen
bricks, Grace and Wilbur Hansen,
Betty and Jim Porcello, Becky and
Marvin Price, Elaine and Howard
Schink, Alice and Art Wade.
Following the meal the hall was
cleared for square dancing and for
three hours eight squares of dan
GERS whopped it up.
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Yes members of the world famous fourman softba team
The King and His Court broke the record of sixty home
last ofba where fewer home made
than in baseball Mike Meicke short stop, who throws right
handed but bats efhanded like Ted Williams and always swings
for distance and powedurng 79game schedule that the
played in 1853 Mike hit IS home and led his in batting,
with an average of AZ.
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clubhouse and Mrs. Richard S.
Horan, new Club Prexy, is de-
sirous of a record breaking attend
ance as a salute to this worthy
project.
Assisting Miss Ross in the plan
ming are Mrs. Horan, Mrs. H. H.
Young, Mrs. Harry Carter, Mrs.
Walter Eastman, Mrs. 0. A. Reit-
er, Mrs. Carrie Sherman, Mrs.
Homer Singer, Mrs. Joseph Pal
tani and Mrs. Elizabeth Shalvoy.
Reservations should be phoned
to Mrs. Edward Arm or Miss Irene
Zaiser.
The afternoon Circles of the Wo-
mans Society of the Church of
the Cross will resume their month
ly meetings at various homes, on
Wednesday, September 22nd, at
1890 p. m.
Circle "a" meets with Mrs. J,
G. Unger, 942 Dresden; Circle
"B", will have a "Pot Luck" lunch
con at the home of the leader, Mrs.
c. NJ. Speicher, 972 Englewood;
Circle &C" with Mrs. J. C. Kitch,
GIG Dresden; Circle "E" with the
leader Mrs. A. E. Shank, 923 Gale
donia; Co-hostess Mrs. L. Os-
strander.
Circle "D" with the leader, Mrs.
R. w. Merriman, 1867 Ardmore;
Circle "F" with Mrs. c. S. Stone
braker, 16461 Worthwhile, with Mrs.
c. E. Powers, co-hostess.
Circle &c" will meet Tuesday,
September 28th at 8 p. m. with
Mrs. A. Royer, 995 Helmsdale;
Mrs. c. Greggs, co-hostess.
Circle 81" meets with the leader,
Mrs. George Wetzel, GIG Beverly,
on Tuesday, September 21st, at
8 p. M.
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too, with an average Of .412.

Each and every one Of you will
have an opportunity to see this
great aggregation in action on
Saturday, September 25th, at which
time the Euclid Junior Chamber
of Commerce will sponsor an exhi-
bition game between these highly
touted softball sensations and the
best players in Euclid's softball
leagues, in the way of chosen All
Stars who themselves have played
some mighty fine softball through
out the year.
The game will be played under
lights at Euclid's Memorial soft
ball field on Saturday, September
25th. Plenty of parking space.
Tickets may be purchased at the
Edclid Vets Club, East Appliance,
Shore Beverage or call Louis J.
Zgonc at the Chatterbox Lounge
Bar for additional tickets - KE.
1-9745.
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Katherine WeIter Heads
Ohio Women Realtors

Mrs. Katherine j, Welter, Real
tor, with offices at 26500 Lake
Shore blvd. was elected president
of the Ohio Association of Women's
Councils of the Real Estate Board
at the state convention at Cincin-
natl, Ohio last weekend.
A past president of the Cleve-
land Women's Council, Mrs. We'll
ter has been active in local real
estate circles. She is a member
of the Northeast Round Table Of
The Cleveland Real Estate Board.
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Hi! Do you go to dancing
school? Come along and have fun
with me at one of the Blevins
Schools, home office and studio at
1925 Euclid Ave., East Cleveland,
between Noble and Taylor Rds.,
phone GIL. 1896; branch studio
at 1853 East 222nd St., Euclid,
Ohio, phone RE. 1907. All types
of children's work and General
Stage Dancing. Baton and Major
cite Training and Drum Major
Training, Acrobatic Aerial Aero
batic and Boys Tumbling.
Early evening classes for pre-
school children for mothers who
work. Preparatory professional
classes for teen-agers.
Ladies Limbering classes, Pre-
teen Ballroom and Adult Ball
room.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Home Fashions
By Dorothy Bihlmon
Stor Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, III. THE leather
look" is the new look in home
fashion for 1854. This prediction
was assured at a preview Of the
1854 Leather in Decoration Show
for the press and trade here at
the January market in the Mer-
chandiSe Mart.
Twelve room settings, created
by an equal number of designers
and decorators made up the
presentation of the Upholstery
Leather Group. The names read
like who's Who" among whom
were c. Eugene Stephenson,
William c. Pahlman, Edward j.
Wormley, John Gerald and
Katherine Kinnane, and Paul
McCobb.
Leather With was the
theme of this years show and
each room featured genuine
leather used with some other
basic material, or q color scheme
which suggested q particular
material.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
TOME FOSnIOnS
Leather for Use Everywhere in Home
Featured at 1854 Merchandise Mart

or non-gloSs finish. One room
was done almost entirely in
leather with floor and wall of
top-grain, black hexagonal
leather.
Outstanding style note in
cluded the Far Eastern influence
in design and decoration. the
blending of traditional and con-
temporary styles. use Of brass in
design and decoration, combina-
ton of wood-paneling with other
materials for the wall. and q
warm color scheme. featuring
yellow, orange and warm browns.
After viewing this Leather in
Decoration Show we were con-
vinced that this type of furniture
and accessories should not be
confined to the executive busi-
ness Office, but should lend its
elegance to the various rooms of
your home.
Accompanying the show was
an interesting display Of 400
available leather colors ranging
from delicate pastels through to
deep shades in every color family.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
AAUW Plans
u. N. Workshop

The Maryland Division of the
American Association of Univer-
sity Women will hold a United
Nations workshop in Baltimore
on Saturday at the College Club.
The morning session will fea-
ture panel discussion. in which
five young people of Baltimore.
all members of the United Ma
tions Association Of Maryland,
will participate. The panel has
been arranged by Miss Reida
Longanecker of Annapolis, State
chairman of United Nations
Youth.
Mrs. Thomas S. j. Waxter, act
ing director Of the United Ma
tions Youth for the U. N. A. of
Maryland. will serve as modera-
tor.
Mrs. William H. Maltbie of
Baltimore will preside at the
State board meeting in the aft
ernoon, when progress reports
will be made by State chairman.
Representatives of the educa-
ton, social studies, international
relations and recent graduates
c m mmittees of the various
branches will attend both ses-
SionS.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Club in Tukon0u Park
Celebrates 41st Anniversary

Past presidents of the TakomR
Park Women's CIuo were hon
ored yesterday at a tea given in
celebration of the organization S
41st anniversary.
Mrs. Stephen Nicholas, execu-
tive director of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, also
was a special guest at the fete,
held at the CIVIC headquarters,
1884 N street NV.
A patriotic motif was carried
out at the tea table where the
floral arrangements featured red
and white carnations and blue
iris.
Cakes served at the party were
made from famous recipes and
included Martha WASHINGTON
great cakes, Thomas jefferson
sponge cake. Dolly Madison seed
cake and Lafayette ginger bread.
Arrangements for the tea were
made by Mrs. Austin B. Jeffries.
who is an authority on old reci-
pes and table etiquette.
Mrs. w. L. Mcdaniel was in
charge of a program of music
featuring vocal selections by Mrs
Evening star., 1954-01-06

OF news interest are the two
new leather finishes. One is the
new miracle finish called mi
rortho" which tests conducted
by the Group have proved to be
resistant to dirt and stains of all
kinds including alcohol. The
other finish is called a "glove"
finish, and Is soft, pliable
leather which is tanned by a new
process.
Leather is used in a variety of
ways on furniture and acces-
sorieS. For instance, there was
an acqua leather tablecloth.
fooled in gold: leather window
shutters; platinum colored
leather floor-length curtains.
hung with matching straps on
brass poles: a gold leather
screen, the design of which was
edged in brass and outstanding
were the several game sets with
inlaid leather game boards.
There was quilted, tufted.
fooled and antiqued leather.
Some of it had high gloss fin
ish while others were in the dull
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Newcomb Club
Meets Fridoy

Members of the Newcomb
Club of Bethesda Will hear a
review of Whitaker Chambers
book, Witness" by Dom Ber-
nard Theall. of the Library
Science Department of Catholic
University, at a meeting at 1l:45
am. Friday at the Dinner Bell
Restaurant, in Bethesda.
The book review will be the
feature of a program to be held
following a luncheon and busi-
ness meeting.
Hostesses for the luncheon
are Mrs. Carl F. Bond, Mrs.
Walter Chapman, Mrs. Lane w.
Hildreth. Mrs. Benjamin G.
Potter, Mrs. William M. Reading
and Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
SymphonyGroup
Plans Meetino

The Montgomery County
Worhen's Committee of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra will
meet at 8 pm. Monday at the
home Of the president of the
group. Mrs. Harold Prizes, on
Bonifant road.
Mrs. Theodore Downey of Be-
thesda. viii be present to assist
in making plans for the annual
sustaining fund drive. Mrs.
Downey was Montgomery County
chairman Of the fall drive of
the Community Chest.
Representatives from women's
clubs in Montgomery County
have been invited to attend the
meeting which will be followed
by short program of music.
Evening star., 1954-01-06

Jane Stonee Mrs. Thelma v. Bar
nett and Mrs. Helen Meyer.
Mrs. T. David Gates. presi-
dent of the club, headed the re-
ceiving line.
The past president attending
included Mrs. G.. Albert Scott.
Mrs Frederick Lincoln, Mrs.
Walter P. Harmon. Mrs. G. G.
Sward, Mrs. L. L. Lemon, Mrs.
Angus Lamond. Mrs. Wilbur H.
Youngman. Mrs. Miles w. Dali
ton and Mrs. Ira N. Gullickson.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Heart Guild Party
Planned at USO

The Metropolitan Heart Guild
will sponsor a gala evening of
fun and games for servicemen
and women at the USO
Lafayette Square. beginning at
$3.50 pm. Monday.
Bill Wells of WMAL-TV will
emcee the program to which
all servicemen and women in
this area have been invited.
Mrs. Hy Goldman is chairman
of USO parties.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
To Address Sororitv

Thomas R. Henry, science
editor of The Star, will address
Beta Chapter of Phi Delta
Gamma Sorority at 3 pm. Sum-
day in Woodruff House on the
George Washington University
campus. Mr.. Henry's topic will
be world Freedom-Its I'm
plications and Concomitants."
The program will conclude
with a rush tea.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Garrett Park Club

The Woman's Club Of Garrett
Park will hold its monthly meet
ing at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the
Garrett Park Community Center.
Discussion will center on the
function Of the club in relation
to the community and on budg-
etary problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

YOUNG MAN. florist shop and gar
den supply store. Must be expert
enced. willing to work and have car
State experience and Qualifications.
Salary and commission. Box 1894.
YOUNG MAN to learn wholesale
plumbing and heating business be-
ginning In accounting and stock
control department; fine future with
. young company; no deadwood
between and 4 or Mon. between
xSUhNGG MAN. white. 1e to IS yrs,
delivery and general shop work.
full time. Must have 9th grade
education, apply HELLER PLATING
CO.. 1853 L st. NV. 10
YOUNG Mans decorating and sales
experience: by furniture fabric spec
cialty shop; knowledge Of good, mod
srn design required; starting salary
S50.S6O. plus commission; 5-day
week; submit qualifications. sum
mary and snapshot. Box 35I-A,
YOUNG MAN. veteran. general
worker in iitho. camera dept. draft
ing or art BACKGROUND helpful. high
school grad. excel. opportunity
eventually to learn good. trade.
Phone DU 7-6S0O for appointment.
YOUNG MAN--Assembling lighting
fixtures. Good pay. 706 18Th
YOUNG MAN. organizational and
promotional ability assets. must be
able to type, responsible position,
modest beginning. splendid future.
State qualifications and starting
salary expected. Box lisa. Star.
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MANAlGER-ASS'T.

Cafeteria and general restaurant ex-
per. 25-41 yrs. Able to furnish
refs. Apply 3 to 5 pm, TALLY
H0 RESTAURANT, S12 18th st. NV.
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NURSE-GOVERNESS

Young girl, 20-35, live in, to take
complete care of infant and 3-year-
care and have pleasant personality;
recent child care references of
years duration in one position re-
CURED. Call EN-. 2-5605 for an
interYieW on
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$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for two
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporation. No.
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE of assuming respon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history.
All replies confidential.
BOX AJAX, STAR
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HELP-WcMEN Cont

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced:
sion; fnll or part time. BILLS
BEAUTY SALON. 14o6 Monroe st.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around; $50
week, plus commission: 5-day week.
Falls Church. JE. 2-0323. -23
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.: 5 days;
$50 plus comm: excel. working
conds.; paid vacation: on Sats.,
July and Aug. ia. 7-3023: ewes.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Ss5-s1OO per
week guarantee plus commission;
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS. ITO
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10th. 18th. F and g SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

ARE YOU INTERESTED
i. $4,000 Per Yr. Minimum
2. Protected Territory
3. $500 Weekly Lead Guar.
4. Opportunity for Promotion
Within 8 Months
This is a new Office of a
Nation wide organization,
whose rapid expansion pro-
gram is creating openings
for qualified men all over
the country.
CAN YOU QUALIFY?
/. Must Be Over 81
2. Own a Good Car
3. Have a Successful Back
ground
4. Have a Good Appearance
and Personality
S. Be Able to Survive a
Weeks Training Course
With No, Income
FOR APPOINTMENT, CALL
MISS PELUZZO, LA. 6-1112
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BEAUTY SALON
Experienced Receptionist
For Our Parkington Store
Beautician Openings
AT ALL 3 STORES

APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
THE HEIGHT co.
r st. at 18th NV.
Observation-Disclosures. VA.
Glebe I'd. and Wilson Blvd.
SILVER SPRING
Fenton st. and Ellsworth DR..
B0OKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT = Ex-
perienced: must be able to type; 5Ia
days. Apply DIENERS. INC, 1900
BUYERS ASSISTANT at carrier Carr
Drug. Bethesda. tipping essen. 5
days, 40.hr. wk. Cali MRS. PORTER,
CAFETERIA WORKER and food
checker. part time. o am. to 2 pm:
. neat, pleasant personality, accurate
in figures. Apply in person between
2 and 5 p.m... $3.50 Georgia ave.
-2l
CASHIER Local General Motors
dealer has an opening for q cashier;
automotive experience helpful put
mot essential. Call MR.. BERTINI
TAT DU 7-6444.
CASHIER, part time: grocery expert
ence preferred. 4528 Georgia ave.
n
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.WANTED-MEN

Part time, S5S;. full time. $3.50 per
Car, white; write Box 170-A Star.
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LEARN TO TEACH
BALLROOM DANCING

Full or part time employment. You
may qualify for our next training
about dancing. II YOU ere neat,
well sroomed. ambitious. and have
q pleasant personality. college back
ground desirable. here IS an oppor-
tunity to learn a wonderful profess
sion with unlimited possibilities.
Personal interview only from 4 to
z pm. Monday and Tuesday. See
Mr.. Bouchard
1928 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

TEACHER fer 4th and 5th grade
iications and telephone. 20. Box
TEACHER-KinderSarten for nursery
school, in Hyattsville. Md, Expert
enced. Will consider mother with
rf f2isf IN 4I sSoI1fic1roRs-pvwt.S VIA In.
nee; new proposition. IA. s-s2SSS'.
SoIiCiToR Tor Lauret
and surrounding area. Contact MR..
STEFANELLI, CO 5-451S. 10
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, exper
only; salary. 1909 Eye st. NV. 10
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, part time
at home. Phone CO. 5-642s. 10 &c
TYPisT-capable, who enjoys work.
free TUT. Sir. '3-4o4o, Ext. IA.
TYPIST, for research division Of air
line firm 5-day week; good start
ing salary, airline privileges. ME
TYPisT-deneral office work, per
manent, 5 day wk., salary open
WILLIAM A. BROWN. 1873 Conn
ave, NV. --21
TYPIsT-Modern aforementioned Of
flee bldg. mr.. Ga. and Alaska ayes.
INSURANCE experience desired, age lie
to %. RIA. 3-2270. 80
TYPIST, exper.: immed. opening: FIRE.
ment: .7-hr. day, 5-day wk., Mon
through Fri; age Is to 80. Cal
for appt., Ma. 10000, Ext. 24O.
TYPISTS (severaD for day or eve.
ningS: transcribe into typed form
from recorded tapes. at home or oul
ONCE. AID. 4-2196 after 10 am.
TYPIST for card typing. white. moi
over 35, 5-day. 35-hour week. S4i
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HELP-WoMeN
CIERK-TYpTSrT

tiai. 1895 yrs. Of age; must IS
able to type 45 w.p.n,.. sick leave,
vacation and other company berle-
fits. Phone for appointment. AID.
2.haR2 Eft 401 on g.
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No Shorthand Needed
TMMEDIATE OPENINGS
A REAL
OPPORTUNITY

Start making 500 or
more a week for the 1St
year, and then make not
less than $4,000 a year.
It is the fastest growing
insurance plan, and !
need a neat looking, am
bilious young woman
with a car to use a large
number of leads that !
furnish. I will train you
If you think you are
worth $4,000 a ..-ear,
call me.
F. SPROUR, HE. 4-6707
Act nn~Al
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CLERK

CLERK
For dry cleaning and laundry store.
Wonderful opportunity for an agrees
sive lady with some sales exper.
s STEADY e .oS ESod AD DaE fSsfeR
CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st. NV.
I'll
CLERK SEAMSTRESS, white, for dry
cleaning store: excellent Job for good
girl; must be experienced. 1915 G
st. NV. ST. 3-0495. 10
CLERK TELLER, (white), age 25 to
35. Five-day week. 8 to 4. Pleasant
DENTAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ST. 3-S316 for appointment. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, general office work,
permanent position, 5-day. ,40-hour
week. Apply METAL. LIMB MANU-
FACTURERs. INC. 1918 Halt st. sc,
chERK-TiPisT. experienced, part
permanent position. Apply in per.
son. RIM: l02. 1924 Eye st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, National organiza-
ton. Takoma area: air-cond. office.
hosp benefits. paid vacations, 5-day
wk. $3.50; must type so w.pm.
High school graduate. RA. 6-65S11.
CLERK -TYPIsT-Perm. pos. avail.
ance exper. preferred. 5-day wk.,
s;30-4 80, Phone for appt. Ex. s.
1850. GREAT AMERICAN INDEM-
NIFTY CO.. $50 Woodward Bldg. 18th
TYPIST. for large established
firm; good tipping speed necessary,
dietaphone experience helpful: pleas
ant working conditions. many COM
pany benefits; 3112-hour week. $50
4:t5. Apply personnel office, 3rd
floor. S16 18th st. NV. "a
bet ages Of IS and
Rs. must have knowledge of typ
inp and an aptitude fer figures;
5-day wk and many benefits Apply
IN nerSon. JOHN HANCOCK LIFE
ms. CO. 1906 Ga. ave. NV. -3o
CIErK- TYpIST = Established food
products company offers perm. posi-
ton. good starting salary. and other
htnf1.s TO exper Young ladv, age
2"-3o. Position REQUIRES reas. typ
jn~ s1eed and ahility and willing
ross - learn office machines and
nra"-'rres. Call ME. $500: Ext. As.
CT FHK-TYrIST permanent position ::
2-dav week: vacation with pay: free
insurance and retirement. Apply in
w-itin" for apt, stating uuaiifica-
tons. FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER
CO. 1345 New York ave. ne. Ia
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FILTER

One Of washington's finest mems
clothing stores needs an experienced
filter of above-average ability. He
a background in the best men
stores. have a pleasing personality,
and be able to supervise shop with
utmost efficiency and economy;
splendid working conditions; attrac-
tive salary. Very unusual opportun-
'tv Cor right man. Apply by conn.,
dental letter or call in person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-19

IAN YOU QUALIFY for nanaeer-
natl. co. is available to lady NV
Ing in local area.
Qualifications; J. You must be be.
tween 25 and Al yrs. of age
. You must have good car for local
driving.
5 You must need to earn S75 to
Sl50 per week.
4 Ii you can meet the above re-
uuirements, write to l.. Greene.
Box 46S-A, Star
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SECRETARY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, expert.
enced, knowledge advertising or ra-
dio desirable. Good opportunity for
advancement. Call WOOK between
4 and p.nn. Monday or phone EN-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1885,
shorthand required: pleasant work
ing conds. Mr.. McCORD. ma. g.
with
car. new office beyond Bethesda;
executive ability Important. State
salary desired. Box 2O2-Z. Star.
SECRETARY-STENO., to staff as
sistant OF national service organ
ization. Experienced stenographer,
Age 20-30; pleasant working condi-
hospitalization and surgical benefits.
SHIRT OPERATORS, bosom, hackers.
sleeyers. for, 3 girl prosperity shirt
steady. Apply GREYsToNE LAUN-
DRY. 2216 Sth st. NV. 80
SHIRT OPERATORS. EXPER. ONLY.
APPLY MON. A M. AT I'LL WILSON
BLVD. OR CALL IA. 1890. 30
SHOE SALESLADY. experienced; ex-
cellent salary, plus: for Washington
and suburban stores. Apply MR..
JACKLING. 1927 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SILK AND WOOL FINIsHER, steady
Job. good pay. 1922 Eye st. NV.
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YOUNG MAN

Between ages of 22 and 20
years. We have opportunity in
our organization for q man
who wants to learn the mort
gage loan and real estate BUSH
ness and who is looking for
Q permanent position. Salary,
$4,000 per year to start. with
good opportunity for advance
ment, with one of the largest,
old-established concerns in thee
city. A large portion of the
duties will be outside and
therefore applicant must own
his own car. for which he will
receive adequate allowance.
Work week. STA hours.
Lunches furnished free. Reply
in own handwriting, giving
full particulars as to previous
business experience and draft
status. All applications con-
sidered confidential and no in
anires made until after inter-
views
BOX 374-Z, STAR