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The Arizona post., 1954-03-05
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WMw
MarShall-EpStein

In a candlelight ceremony
at Congregation Anshei Is.
rael on March IA Arlene Mar
shall will be united in marri-
age with Byron Epstein. Rab-
bi Marcus Breger will offlci-
ate, assisted by Cantor Maur-
ice FalkoW. Miss Marshall is
the daughter of Mrs. Florence
Marshall and granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schac-
ter, 1901 E. Edison. Parents
of the groom are Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Epstein, 1903 f.
Seneca.
Maid of honor at the for
NAL wedding ceremony will
be Elaine Streiter. Brides
maids are Mrs. Sam TelSon,
Mrs. Donald Campbell. Karen
Jacobson will be the junior
bridesmaid. Best man will
be the groom's brother, Jor-
don Epstein. Chosen ushers
are Robert Lukacs, Sam Tel
son, Eugene Peltier, Donald
Campbell, a ship-mate of the
groom.
Following the ceremony
there will be a dinner for the
guests in the synagogue aud
torium. Couple will take a
short honeymoon before the
groom reports back to his
ship, the U.S.S. A. J. Isbell.
Couple will live in San Diego.
The Arizona post., 1954-03-05
Young Adults
Will Canvass
For Drive

Sunday, March ID has been
designated for the solicitation
march of the Young Adult
Group of the Center, who will
contribute their efforts in be-
half of the CJA, under the
aegis of the Young Adult Di-
vision.
They will gather at 10 am.
for a loX and bagel breakfast.
They will pick up their cards
and visit various members of
the community, the remain
der of the day to secure con-
tributionS to the drive. 1t was
this same group which did a
remarkable job of solicitation
during the recent Center
building fund drive.
All young adults, whether
affiliated with the Center
group or not, are invited to
lend their efforts so that the
turnout for the breakfast and
Young Adult Division can
take pride in its accomplish
ments, urges Richard Bloch,
division chairman. Supervis-
ing the solicitation will be
Bob White, himself a former
kibbutZ resident in Israel.
The Arizona post., 1954-03-05
Center Names
More Chuirmen

An additional number of
committee appointments have
been made by Harry Bacal,
chairman of the Center Com
mittee. These include: arts
and crafts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Wright with Mrs.
Paul Robinson a member of
a subcommittee to be form
ed; membership and dues,
Walter May, Jr.; Golden Age
Group Tin cooperation with
the Council of Jewish Wom-
en-, Mrs. Walter May, Jr.;
teen-age group, Mrs. Murray
Shift.
The Arizona post., 1954-03-05
Ew@r~na

COhen-Feifer
At a family dinner last Sun
day evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cohen, 2639 E. 4th, for
mally announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Carol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
BY LilIion Cox Aihey

or two. Most Of these large fish
die Of old age. All are said to
be anadromous, q Greek word
which means running up
stream"
OF the 20 known species, seven
occur In the United States. They
are among the most primitive Of
fishes, which means they resem-
BILE their ancestors that lived
millions Of years ago. Their fos-
sill remains identify them. The
sturgeon Is built something ike
a shark. Russian surgeons are
said to live 300 years. The best
caviar Is said to be made In Rus
STA. Shakespeare has Hamlet
remark, His play pleased
not the millions. twas caviar TO
the general" Sturgeon meat IS
coarse and beefy when fresh, and
only smoking It makes It PAL.
atable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
Pacific Sturgeon.

The largest Pacific sturgeon
recorded had a length of 10 feet
and weighed 1000 pounds. Some
fish, In "Hiawatha's Fishing"
there is a line to the effect: "On
the white sand Of the bottom lay
the sturgeon. king Of fishes.
Numerous individuals weighing
100-165 pounds each have been
reported. Formerly large stur-
geons were abundant in the Co
lumbia River, at Grays Harbor
and elsewhere on the Pacific
coast. Destructive methods Of
fishing practiced in the early
days soon depleted them.
Salmon fishermen were great
~ annoyed by surgeons getting
into their nets. Having no COM
mercial value at that time, the
invaders were knocked In the
head and tossed aside.
After investigation It was
found that sturgeon roe made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
Natures Children

excellent caviar. From that
time on the surgeons value
scared. The egg layers were
merely deprived Of their eggs and
let go to produce another million
or two the following season. Sec
ond to the eel, the sturgeon is
the most prolific fish, producing
from / to 2 million eggs annu-
ally.
These fish are almost immune
to fighting neighbors. who know
better than TO attack these
knights in ar1nor with q long,
hard beak for ramming If at
tackled. The surgeons move
slowly over the mud bottom seek
ing worms, snails, insect larvae
and small fishes. After q hearty
meal, the hunters recline like
logs on the bottom Of rivers and
lakes.
They are quite fond Of sar-
dimes. A school can soon be
wiped out By Q hungry sturgeon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
Famous Fables
By {. {. Edoor

ROMANCE - Mathemati-
clan Sir Isaac Newton was
one Of the original absent
minded professors. At one
time. his friends decided that
he needed relaxation. They
persuaded him to pay at
tention to a pretty young
lady who was quite willing
to take his mind off matters
of gravity.
Newton warned her that
his mind had a habit of
straying, but she didn't take
his warning seriously. They
got along famously and the
romance m a de excellent
progress. Then one night
the two were seated on a
divan. gazing into each
others eyes. Newton, puff
ing gently on his pipe,
sighed contentedly.
With tender affection, he
raised her hand to his lips,
intending to kiss her fingers.
Suddenly a vacant look came
to his face and his mind be-
gan to wander. Instead Of
kissing her finger, he used
it to stir the lighted tobacco
in his pipe.
With a startled yelp, the
terrified young lady leaped
to her feet and fed. That
ended the romance and New
ton went back to his tree,
to watch the apples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

The sentence reads better this
way: Il can do 1t as well as he" "
Here is another sentence con-
tanning excessive words. Can you
spot them?
First Of all. We win dig the
ditch"
The sentence should read,
First. we win dig the ditch"
The word. but; frequently can
be omitted from q sentence. An
example: IT do not doubt but
that he win return" BY taking
out the but" the sentence is
smoother.
The phrase among them
selves" often is superfluous. An
example: These authorities diff
fer among themselves" Why not
put q period after differ? It's
q better sentence that way.
Redundancy Of words In speak
or writing Is known as pleonasm
Cor, to us ordinary people, too
muchness''l.
distributed h NeNausF,f eyndieate. ma /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
A Word to the Wise ., Mrs E,s.1 Cobb,

Most of us, in writing or speak
ing. Use more words than are
necessary to emphasize a point.
Clarity Of language depends in
large part on the omission of
superfiuous words.
This thought was recalled in
q letter from K. s. of Los Angeles
who wanted to know If the fol-
lowing sentence is correct: Il
can do it equally as well as he"
There is nothing grammat-
ically wrong with the sentence.
But why the word equality"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
Our Presidents
BY honore M. Cotudol

To-day is the anniversary
of the death of the President
who was. in Theodore Roosevelt's
words, "the very greatest man
OF modern times" Which Presi-
dent?
(which President said in q
public address, THE United
States will never again seek one
additional foot of territory by
conquest?
(Which President lived In q
boarding house while he was
Chief Executive?
tAnswers on Next Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

MULhllIS MI .. uSJy CUuTtly,
old-fashioned style, Mr.. Heinsite
said in his silkiest tones, May /
lead. partner"
Grinning broadly, Mr.. Sharpe
carried out his part of the satire.
pray do" he said. with a slight
bow.
Mrs. Fusty gave no sign that
she had even noticed this low
humor. Mr.. Heinsite led the
king Of clubs and she won with
the ace.
Mr.. Sharpe frowned slightly.
as he had hoped to get a spade
lead so that he could ruff and
lay down the ace of diamonds to
set the contract Immediately.
At trick two Mrs. Fustys cashed
the ace Of hearts and got the bad
news when Mr.. Heinsite dis
carded a club.
She realized the probability
that all the outstanding spades
were punched In Mr.. Heinsite's
hand. She could only ruff one
spade in dummy, as Mr.. Sharpe
could overruff any of dummy's
hearts except the king.
She could not afford to lead
the ace Of spades and have Mr..
Sharpe ruff that, because Mr..
Heinsite would still have two
shoppers in the suit.
After some thought she reached
a brilliant conclusion. She led
the deuce of spades.
Mr.. Heinsite won with the
four, dummy's three was played
and Mr.. Sharpe discarded the
trey of clubs. This was undoubt-
edly the cheapest trick on record
for redoubled slam contract.
Mr.. Heinsite returned a dia-
inond and Mrs. Fusty ruffed. She
led the five of spades and ruffed
with dummy's king Of hearts. She
then led a heart, finessed the
nine. picked up Mr.. Sharpe's re-
naming trumps and spread the
hand for IL tricks.
While the defenders sat there
stunned. Mr.. Dale inquired, MAY
I enter our score Of 2,020 points,
partner"
Mrs. Fusty managed one OF
her rare smiles. pray do" she
said. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14
Word Come

Find Is or more words In
ECHIDNA.
meaning. "a mammal Of Austria
liza" Average Is "a; time limit,
90 minutes.
Rules Of the game--l. Words mist be
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
"s, such rs bats .scats.a are not
used. g. Only one form Of q word Il
used. q. Proper names are not used.
Answer 90 TUMBLING,
ting, tubing. unit. until. unlit. milt.
mint. mutins. hluing,. 6lunt, built, hung,
e sana III, ipt .,,, ns m I'M, Inn, LIME
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HELP-MEN
MEN (3) TO TRAIN
FOR CAREER POSITION

4
To take orders for service connected
with large university. Exceptional
opportunity for high-type mature
man with good BACKGROUND In Law.
engineering education. theology or
sales, Salary after preliminary train
ing. II desired. Call RE. 1-6913 for
appointment with director, -14
YOUNG MAN, porter; 6-day wk.. o 30
g s.7I Pm; Pm. So I. nv, VIZ Apply IN person.
~ --19
YOUNG MAN with virginia's drivers
License, for paint store. Apply c.. /.
lington. -l6
YOUNG MAN. age 1899; clerical po-
sition; nationally operated company,
b-day week, paid vacation; salary
$3.50 per month. Box 302-Y. Star.
YOUNG MAN, 81 to 80; for light
delivery and stock in large, store in
Arlington; Experieneed preferred;
for appointment. Ia
YOUNG MAN, with some knowledge Of
casualty insurance underwriting. for
local ONCE of large insurance COM
pany. For appt., call RE. 1880.
YOUNG MAN to learn glass and store
front business; excellent opportunity.
Apply at FEDERAL PLATE GLASS
CO.. INC. 1900 Gushing pl. Sc,
Ii. 4-6101. la
YOUNG MAN--Good opportunity to
learn and advance In finance busi-
ness with local branch OF national
organization. High school graduate.
age 22-28. car furnished. UNIVER-
SAL c. ]. T. CREDIT CORP. 261
Constitution ave. NV. -16
YOUNG MAN--Interested In a bright
and solid future with one Of the
oldest and largest manufacturing
companies in the world. Substantial
starting salary with regular in
ereases as you progress, paid 2 week
vacation annually, plus life insur-
and wonderful retirement plan.
Apply SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CENTER. 4036 s. 2Sth st. Shir-
lington Shopping Center, Arl. Va.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

piete Sef cSarse Of Slipping his 'Ss dept. e0% Of
electronic mfg. plant Stock control
sfedensb,srs fXede; absSessasMyd Md 1907 Lawrence st.
MAs sss Mste vsnaa general wssn sSgr
HOUSE CO., 29l7 sth St. ne. IA
MAN. with sheet-metal layout expert
ence; good pay and steady hours.
Fern St. Wheaton. Md. IA
MAN - Famous Fuller leadership
route open; Established customers
income. No experience necessary.
Training furnished but man selected
must be steady and satisfied with
view p15 phone s s. 81 s'ar1 r447F For or inteT- ST.
7;;349S or apply oil National Press
Bldg. ,4th and F SITS. NV. IA
MAN, retired gentleman bet. 60-65
esx-Govt; clerk pref, as clerk in one
work. Phone MR.. cocKRiLLE, ' IA
3-S651. between 1912 am. III
MAN with misunderstanding to learn
!ocksmith trade. Drivers permit
neces. knowledge Of city. Perm. job.
Apply 1877 Columbia rd. NV. AD.
in Hyattsville area. Sill
yer, Spring or. ne, excel. opening
with S97 weekly income: married
man preferred. For interview phone.
MR.. RIELEY, HA. 2-7203. So pm.
MAN TO COLLECT AND SELL LIFE
INSURANCE. Old estab. territory;
exper. nee; on-the-job training:
must have car MA S1oeA ii q
Evening star., 1954-09-14
The Woodner Hotel

SERVICE MANAGER, new-car dealer.
ship. Hudson exper. desirable. Apply
MOTOR CO., INC. 900 M st. Sc.
topu. from Navy Yard.l lie
SERVICE STA. SHIFT MGR, part.
time, Sun. only, 13 hrs. local exper
nee. Apply 4225 Conn. ave. NV
20
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be all-around attendant, have
d. c. permit and recent experi-
enGei No Sunday work: Apply
712 9th st NV. No phone calls
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper.; good pay; chance for ad-
vancement. McGUFFIN'S SUNOCO,
1918 Baltimore blvd, College Park,
Md. Id
SHEET METAL installation mechanics.
Opportunity to earn $3.50 per
wk. Plenty of work for the next
year. TERRELL HEATING CO.
INC, SOIL MINI. ave. ne. UN.
SHEET METAL MEN. exper.. for duct
installation; highest pay. Apply IL
person. $40 D st. s.w. la
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HELP-MEN Cont. !
.BRIcKLAYERs wanted and 3

BRICKLAYERs wanted and 9 ap-
prentices with ct least 2 yrs. exper.
Also laborers. hod carriers. Plenty
RIA. t-4930 after 6 pm. go
BRICKLAYERs, rood mecnan,cs onIy.
years. work: Job location. Sunset
Manor and Bancroft Terrace: Baileys
Crossroads, Oh Columbia pike. Va.
CAB DRIVERS, part or full time; 81
through 55. YELLOW CAB OF sill.
spr., Piney Br. and Flower ave.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
WILLIAM e. FUREY AND
JOHN J. BEATTY, III, Attorneys.
Enm$AArn RnilAsnr

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing . Probate court:-Estate Of
S5S52. Administration Docket l79
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said
estate. by stephen G. Ingham. 1t is
ordered this 3rd day of September
A.D. 1854, that Margaret Calvin
George A. Ney. John Henry Ney,
Raymond Ney, Frances Fox. Dorothy
Dean. non-residents. and PatriC
Calvin. address unknown. and the
unknown heirs at law and next OF
kin Of the deceased, and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday, the 18th day Of October,
AID. 1854, at 1000 o'clock to show
cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be
published. in The Washington Law
Reporter" and The Evening star"
once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before
Judge Of said Court, this 3rd day OF
September. AID. 1854. tSealD At
test: ALIENE NJ. IVORY. Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1954-09-14
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

0<AAElO 0EiF ftE0EaN n LIVE
Opening on our WASHINGTON sales stafi
for, intelligent and ambitious man
with q car who wishes to take ad-
ing ability. Can NE. s.2$ss Tor apt.
POSITION With ~,5 Old esssbliSsd Rssnaasn. som
pany. Salary. Call Lo. 4-030o,
SALESMAN-srLge. GE and Frigidaire
salary and comm. basis. See MR..
DALLiN, 44lS Conn. ave. NV.
SALESMAN-To the man who knows
direct selling We will prove by dem
sSG neekT IN fhs retes id minimum Mp eo q
necessary. MR. KING. siis Wiscon-
sin ave. Bethesda. Md. Wednesday,
iI;30 SnsN e 2 ..,.u..s Pm; -, -
ments, ramblers and Cape Gods with
me before ii am. sMoLEN, Realtor,
S425 Ga. ave., Silver Spring, Ju
SALEsMAN-Representing natl mfr'r
calling on est trade among elect'l
| jobbers. Salary. incentive bonus. all
expenses paid. company car supplied.
| state full personal history and past
exper: and esrninss. All inquiries
sponse. BOX 425-Z. Star. -19
| Observation-Disclosures experience.
Salary plus commission. RE. 6-7770.
SALESMAN. National wholesale cleo
tricai apparatus distributor has op-
ening. for individual to contact In
dustrial and commercial customers
| for general sales Of materials and
| equipment. Income based on salary
plus incentive payment plan. Broad
company. BENEFITS. REPLIES by letter
completeiy confidential. Box 1897.
SALESMAN-ofhce supplies and COM
mercial stationery: long-estab. co.
1a,s mas excel. opportunity for ambitious
Ss,,ss salesman nsr. In arsn. one Of Its stores;
| Mr.. THOMAS, RE, 1850. -15
SALESMAN for roofing. siding, alum.
| AWNINGS, storm windows, prefab.
eorehss. Ju. 5-sioo, astsr 9 pm.
SALESMAN AND EsTIMAToREEx-
per-. in printing; wanted By Weli-
established firm. Unusual opportun-
tty Tor Q good man. Replies held
absolutely confidential. Boz 297-Y,
SALESMEN-Exper. and have own ear;
800 salary. 1909 Eye st. nv. --2n
active real estate company. ST. g.
Statesmen. exper.. excel. opportu-
nifty. See Mr.. Sugrue, ALEXANDRIA
NASH, 1905 Mt. Vernon ave. XII.
saLEsMEN WANTED - experienced
saiesmen needed by Surplus Sales
Co.. Washington's Largest Surplus
Goods Store. Good salary. pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Sill
verman, SURPLUS SALES CO.. 925
PennsYlvania ave. NV. la
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HELP WANTED-AGENciEs

TeSAS'; 9s. work. mr. in cHE1EsiY Witt masn.s psss
ant compsn. for girl. UN. 4-1S4O or
RECEP. -sTENoG.-s75 wk. Private
secys stenog:. S325 mo. Real estate
secy., expr.. $3.50 mo. Stenog. .-Bookpr.
S325 mo, Alex. stenog., $500 mo.
BOYD SERVICE. cnaea5s eos eth III lssde and 4
sts NV.
BANK TRAlNEES. knowledge book
keeping, syping helpful; cashiers,
bookkpIs., all kinds: excel. sal. See
Miss Black st BoYD's, cor. 18th
and o SITS. CNA. s-2340). Est. 3S
years.
ENGRs.. craftsmen; several open
ings. See GRACE DUNN, 1911 q
st. NV. IRE. 7-2s2S.
GRACE JSgs pyNsN. is11 6 st. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS, all kinds OPEN
ings; SOS to $50 wk.; place all ages;
come In. GRACE DUNN. 1911 G st.
sTENo. -sEcRErARrEs to $4,000 up:
$75 up; place all ages: welcome.
BoYD'S. cor. q and 18th NV.
BKKPRs AND
specialize in these positions. ATLAS,
1920 N Y ave. nv. RE. 7-6767
RUPHER's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has coiored women domestic workers
by day. Ek:. mo-. etc. Ho. 2-9421
BO0kkEEPEkS, cashiers. trainee
salesclerks. SEE BETTY KNIGHT,
at. 1871 @ st. NV. today.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
300 nth NV, RIM. 500, NE. S-2992
Lab techs. day and eves..- to S400
Chemists. I'm and n. lab, to $4,2S7
Stenos., young, many opportunities
RECEIPT. -secys., DIS Offices. open
LEGAL. SECRETARY, $50
MS: TRAINEE. CD TOP JOB. st. $50
ORDER cLER1ka. YOU'VE $40
I74G X st. NV. RE. 7-3t53
SECRETARY, $125 WK.
Col. educ. well groomed, under 35:
pref. Journalistic background or law.
GRACE DUNN
f41l "a gf N1u fnM N0a0NA
Evening star., 1954-09-14
MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER-WILLYS, INC.
9TH and r SITS. NV.

AUTO MACHINIsT, Immediately;
good salary, paid vacation. IA.
5-5S25 or ia. 2-9335. -15
AUTO MECHANIC, Ford experience,
preferred. 81, days per week, salary
open. 4515 Macarthur blvd. 5noiw.' niw.'
Afro MECHANICs-1st class on all
makes of cars: perm. oppor. 70 make
Dig money in modern equipped snop.
See MT. wood. ALEXANDRIA NASH /,
1905 Mt. Vernon ave-. XII. 9-530.
AUTO PARTS, counterman: exper.
Good salary. Box 75-X. Star,
AUTO statesmen, used cars, ex-
Stock of the sharpest cars in town,
Plenty of activity. easy financing
You do no outside soliciting. ror
personal interview, call MR.: MI
CHAELSON or MR.. DOUGHTEN. II
3-SSO0. AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC,
1871 Bladensbnrg I'd. ne. 30
AUTO statesmen for used car dept
of one of Washington's leading Foxe
dealers. Floor time every day and
plenty of play. An opportunity to
become connected with . .progres-.
sive organization and make good
money. Apply Mr.. Posner. FRANK
SMALL. JR.. INC, 1875 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. -10
Evening star., 1954-09-14
HElR-WoMEN
BANK BOOKKEEPER
BURROUGHS OPERATOR

BURROUGHS OPERATOR
Experience preferred but not essential.
Lady under 80.
The MunSey Trust Co.
1929 E Street NV. la
commission. Wo. 6-9465. -l6s
BEAUTIClAN. s75 plus comm; s.
OF NEW YORK HAIR sTYLiST.
1915 Mich. ave ne. -l6
BEAUTICIANS. full, also part time;
excel. salary Plus 5U% commissioa
paid weekly; busy modern shop,
Apply in person. LA ROMAINE
BEAUTY SALON, 1405 Park I'd. NV.
10,
BEAUTICIAN tcolored,. must be ON
ti,e,bs tne 0sn ssdE ior dsnampool,ns o,n and mani
BEAUTY OPERATOR-$s6-Si00 per
week guarantee plus commission;
no manicuring; steady work. LOUIS
CREATIVE HA1RDREssERS. lTl0
BExUTiY oTPERAroRs. highest sal.
airy and commission, excel. clien-
EYES "; s;4s45: MATT MxRf1Nifs rs sfU. fee
Bpio OF BEAUTY. 1922 WIS. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. male 11 or I.-
male. ham stylist, perm. position,
5;day .gk., Apply in person. LEON
ARD: 23lS Wis ave. NV. Ia
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. on Remington
Rand bookkeeping mach. and do
PIECES. nc. eli AH IN St. mHs41s n.W. ASH
BOOKKEEPER, b. C.. accountant de-
sires part-time bookkeeper. some
Shons fSpns sc Gsassss sS4s5 Sr hSasi appt 10
perienced. Phone oV. $500 sun:
or weekdays. for appointment. IA
CANvAsSERS t2), for home Inn
D51Samsn1s eo%1asion c. Teffy io sisa1y sssIary pu.
CASHIER-one with some knowledge
of bookkeeping; 25-45 years; must
sunday work; ANDERsoN sERVs
ICE STATION. 7l2 9th st. NV. No
CASHIER. ''i neat, intelligent. 5000
handwriting, accurate with figures:
permanent. Excellent salary .rto
RocHEL Roc! 2e0oF folo iGF ST. sdXaRospss nR opS:
cHsS1ERSrG MsGdEsrd sna L0teT9pi CLERK. ,,ps,
refs: salary open; in person. Lar
FAYETTE DRUGS, s32 18th st, NV,
CASHIER AND GENERAL ONCE WORKER
for position in large furniture store.
Pleasant working conditions. 5-day,
40-hr. week. Experience on NcK
1000 preferred, but not necessary,
See Mr.. Henderick. between l and
B, CURTIS BROS. FURNITURE CO.
2401 Nichols ave. s.e.
CASHIER-TYPIST, young lady. must
have some previous experience. 40s
hr. work week, pleasant working
conditions. ONCE air -cond. Excel.
opportunity for advancement. Good
starting salary. commensurate with
ability. DISTRICT DISCOUNT CO.,
1101 x ct. NV. Ia
CASHIER-TYPIsT, previous experi:
ence preferred: excellent opportun.
ity for bright young lady with 4
RAPIDLY advancing organization; 40
hr. work gkv air-cond; once; salary
open. DISTRICT DISCOUNT CoN
INC. 11O1 x st. NV. -16 =,
CASHIER-TYPIST. Due to the openA
ing of q new once In Clarendon,
Va, lge. company in the con.
sumner finance business has an tm-
media mediste opening for fx, cashier. cas- lt,,I.
salary with regular increases. An
nual bonus, vacation and fringe
benefits. Apply for personal inter-
view only, 9 am. to 4 pm. P. o,
Box 9706. 2021 N. Moore St. Ross.
lyn Station, Arl.. Va. See ,MR.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

NURSING CARE for thos. who care
CAL Miss Wildey. R.N., co. 5-222t
,pIIAL. 23Ql Calvert St. NV Lic'ed
FORM ST.. y. 8. job application pre-.
pared and typed Personnel counsel.
ling. EXCH. SERV.. ST. 3-6lS6. 17s
INCORPORATING. 500 copies, So. .2s
incl: typ. Of stem. EXCH. SERV. CO.
1740 K st. NV. ST. 3-61S6. l7s
VACANCY m NURSING HOME TO,
elderly person; a hour nursing
care; Im 4 licensed scan BY State and county
CHARITY NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
Between 9 and 5. Call RE. 7-OO75.
ORGAN LESSONS. degrees rrarlted
Veterans accepted. Box 394-Z
MxNUsCRIPTs EDITED OR Revised
by professional writer. 20 yrs ex-
perience In newspaper and maga-
zine work. Also ghost writing and
speeches. Stories now in national
mags. JU. a-4765. rs
3rd YEAR MEDICAL STUDENT will
ing to care for elderly person in ex-
change for room. RA. 6-6775.
Mexican Reg. Lawyers
Legal, immis;: eommereial matters;
Kennedy st. NV. RA. 3-p339.