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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
FIOaUer ShO1U- Varied, COIOr5uI
Opens Doors TO Spring Today

Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower will
open the 1855 National Capita
Flower and Garden Show at the
ID. c. National Guard Armory to
day at 2 pm, Bertrand G. Nc
Ginniss, Show Chairman, an.
nounced today. The show will
run through Mar. 16.
Invitations have been extended
to members of the Presidents
Cabinet and the Little Cabinet,
the Cupreme Court, to the diplo-
matte corps, and to members of
Congress, and it is expected that
many will attend.
Sponsored by the Allied Florist
Association of Greater Washing,
ton, in cooperation with the Ma.
tional Capital Garden Club
League, preparation for the an
nual mammoth exhibit is a year.
round, year-long proposition.
The exhibit features daily dem.
onStrations in which amateur and
commercial growers combine eff.
forts to present home gardening
in its most appealing aspects-as
fun, as a delightful hobby, and as
an important part of home decor.
inside the home as we'll as in the
garden, patio or terrace.
Plans for amateur exhibits de-
signed to be most helpful to the
average gardener and homemaker
have been worked out by member
clubs of the National Capital Gar
den Club League. Garden de-
signs and flower and plant ar
rangements suitable for every
type Of home and room decora-
ton will be displayed by the most
expert arrangers of the individual
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
Nursery School
Head Tells of
History, Program

The history and program of the
Rockville Nursery School and
Kindergarten was described to
members of the West Rockville
Elementary School PTA at their
February meeting by Mrs. Cath
crime Corning Packard, director.
Located in the Old Academy
Building at Jefferson and Adams
Streets, the School is an out.
growth of one of the Government
wartime nurseries, Mrs. Packard
explained.
Mrs. Packards father, DR.. Ho-
bart Corning is Superintendent
Of the D. c. Schools, and her hus-
band, Harold Packard, is Super.
visor of Montgomery County
Schools.
Valentines Day parties were
celebrated this week by each age
group at the Nursery School.
Fancy cookies were donated by
the mothers and every class had
its own small "postman" to de-
liver the Valentines.
On Feb. 18, birthday party
will be held at the Nursery
School for young Tommy Gingell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cling.
ell of Midway Ave-, Twinbrook
Mrs. Gingell will be a guest at the
luncheon party for Tommy, who
will be four.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
By Mrs. Leo A. Mccarthy

The Better Schools for Rock.
vile committee was the outcome
of a PTA workshop held at the
Richard Montgomery High
School in January to study the
school conditions as they are
now. A representative was re-
quested from each PTA in the
Rockville area.
The committee has met with
DR.. Forbes Norris and are Civ.
ing him their wholehearted sup
port. The task before him is en-.
ormous. He is very concerned
over conditions in our local
schools, don't think for one mo.
ment that he is unconcerned or
not informed.
Let us give you some cold facts
on the Rockville school enroll.
ments. Richard Montgomery Sen.
Tor High has normal capacity
of 900 students, the enrolment
as of October l, 1854 was 925,
this includes 9Th grade through
18th. This has increased since
then. At the rate of growth in
1857 they will have enrolled L.
O85 children, this is estimated for
grades 9 through II only, using
the last census figures.
Rockville Junior High has a
capacity of 525 with $40 children
enrolled in the 9th and 7th grades.
The facilities are far from ade-
quate. The plans for next year
in Junior High will be grades 7
and 8, in other words the same
children moving up one grade
but remaining in the building. OF
course, the enrolment will in
crease. This will help Richard
Montgomery a little.
But the Junior High situation
is something that cannot be ig.
nored any longer. Plans for a
school were cut from the budget
last year. We know that we must
have a Junior High within the
next year or so, to do this it
must be in the Budget this year.
Moving on to the Elementary
Schools, we see that Maryvale
and Lone Oak are now in the for
tunate situation of having new
additions under construction.
This will give them their vitality
necessary rooms. At the present
time Maryvale does not have a
playground for these youngsters.
With well over 400 children
squeezed into a 325 capacity and
no play area, you can understand
the problems the teaching staff
has. Lone Oak has a playground
and a very nice one, complete
with a ball diamond. Their capaci.
ty is $40 with an enrolment of
Cos.
West End has a small black
top, which is to be the parking
area, and that is the extent of
play. area for them. The area be.
hind the school is too muddy to
be used, the seeding to be done
this spring. They have classes in
the Health room, 2 kindergart
ems (at the same time with no
partition Of any type) in the All
Purpose Room, one class in a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
Senator Butler Polls Voters
On Attitudes on Public Issues

Increasing minimum wage law
from zoe to 90c an hour? $780,
33.9f6-7.51o.
Extending Federal Health In.
Surance and Medical Care? 471%
-43.7fo-9.2%.
Pay raises for Federal employ
ees, including Postal workers?
59.2fo-28.7f6-12.19o.
Statehood for Alaska and Ha.
wall? W.1%o-13.916-9.O%.
Reduction in size of the Armed
Forces? 22.5fo-66.6%1O.9b.
Without attempting a detailed
analysis at this time, 1 think it
especially significant to empha.
size the results on the tax ques-
ton. Sixty-three and one-tenth
percent answered in the negative.
This reaction assumes great mean
ing in the light of recent efforts
on the part of some members of
the Congress to expedite a tax cut.
l am firmly dedicated to the prin-
ciple that the people of America
are entitled to long1overdue tax
reduction, but 1 am encouraged to
learn that many Maryland citi-
zens agree with my thinking to
the effect that any tax reduction
must be preceded by greater econ
omy in government and a balanced
budget.
1t is unnecessary, for me to
state how vitality important it is to
have information such as this. In
casting my vote in the United
States Senate on any of these is
sues, due consideration will be
given to the opinions expressed
by my fellow Marylanders, and it
is especially gratifying to have
the cooperation of so many of
them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
Young Singers Sought
By Baltimore Opera

Talented young singers from
Maryland and the District are
invited to participate in audi
tons of the Baltimore Civic
Opera Company on Thursday,
March 10, at the Polytechnic
Auditorium, Guilford and North
Avenues, Baltimore.
The additions scheduled for
next Thursday at 7:30 pm, are
designed to add capable singers
to the roster of the Opera Com
pany. Soloists for future pro-
auctions of the Baltimore Civic
Opera Company will be selected
from the organizations approved
roster.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
In FOrmOsa Straits

Thomas A. Whitaker, Jr., radio
man seaman, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Whitaker of LOG
Dawson ave., Rockville, is serving
aboard the attack aircraft carrier
USS Yorktown. The Yorktown
operated with the us. L7th Fleet,
providing air coverage and sup
port for the amphibious~ craft TAX
ing part in the Tachen Islands
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
By U. S. Senator John Marshall
Butler of MARYLAND

All too frequently, an elected Of
fetal has great difficulty in inter
preting the feelings and opinions
of his constituents on important
and crucial issues. Various pub
lie opinion polls are conducted on
a nataional scale, but few, if any,
exclusively within the State OF
Maryland.
In continuing a procedure
which l observed last year, some
5000 questionnaires, containing
twelve specific questions on peril
nent topics, were sent to persons,
selected at random, in all corners
of the State. Each county was in
cluded. The results, reflecting a
good cross-section of Maryland
public opinion, were carefully tab
ulated, and indicate the following:
DO YOU FAVOR-Reduction of
tariff barriers to foreign trade?
Yes, 1850 NO, 41.78o - Unde-
cided, 1880.
Continuation of Selective Serv-
ice? 86.186-8.9%-5.0%o.
Reduction in personal income
taxes prior to balancing the Fede-
raj Budget? 31.76-63.1%-5.2%.
Permitting 18-year-olds to vote?
41.0%-57.2%-18%.
Pay raises for Congressman
and Federal Judges? 6O.8%-I
Amendment of the Taft-Hartley
Law? 41.9b-40.29S-1799o.
Provisions for $4,000 more Pub
lie Housing units? 44.0R-42.8%
1920,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10

mauve accessories. Her corsage
was a white orchid.
After a honeymoon in Holly.
wood, Fla, the bride and groom
will be at home at 82O1 Grub
Road, Silver Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10

All DEVELOPS talent; MOVES
forward; POINTS THE WAY to
better living.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10

U. S. Savings Bonds help keep
America strong.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-03-10
Ford is the leader in V-8 power

Ford first in its field by % years. to provide the adj
vantages of V8 power Since that me Ford has built over
100000 VS engnesnore than all other makers combined!
For 1855, Ford offers tue and mighty VS. as well as
most modern Sixan with the spt-second response of
Trigger orque power!
Evening star., 1955-06-29

Cashier or Hostess
Full or part time; restaurant ex-
perience; lunch and dinner work.
No phone calls. TALLY-HO RES
TAURANT SO 18th st NV II
Evening star., 1955-06-29
HELP-DoAEsTic

COOK. general .hcusework; between
sO.... 80 and M zs: i, Ss5 ea.y week; :. refer
eluding sundays; children. JE.
c6oRRsG.H.w.. thoroughly szper..
5h-day w. RA. 3-5iSo. before
MSiD-White. for ) WORKING adults.
Good pay. May iive in or out.
Health card, Must have excellent
references. Boz lb6-K. Star. so
MAID, upstairs cleaning, SERVING.
ironing; good with children; other
help; live in. Box 1e3-M. Star.
LIvE-N MAID. GOOD with children.
top wages. comfortable upstairs
Dedrrn. /, go away for part Of the
summer. ST. 3-05o6. Other help
coGPIIsse, cGGiSIse' experencied, Is. IS class;
recent refs. Chauffeur. butler
housekeeping. cook. OIL. 6-4121.
RESPONSIBLE WHITE WOMAN AM to
care for l-yr.- .-old and light house
work Mon. through Fri. RA. B.
ELDERLY WOMAN to be companion
for elderly lady in country home
SILVER sfRfNG FAMILY wants
someone TO I've In, care for ehil.
dren. g.h ". $50 mo-. must have
eHPABEE WOMAN, sh.w,, hsht
1sYI lIsYndry dHrrys,sggi plain sookins: i've H.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
HElP Men
TH1g ~ NOT A sLNp AZ,

TH1g 10 NOT A BLIND 40,
We have . problem and evidently
you have . problem OF you youldnt
We can solve eaeh others problems.
The Osborne Co. Of Cincinnati.
Ohio. manufacturers Of calendars.
offers you opportunity with Q fu-
ture II you can qualify.
Sell our calendars. advertising spe-
eialties and gifts to Washington
mission basis. istraisht commits
sion selling is not easy. II 1t were
easy. then the commissions would
not be so high because anybody
could do it, Our statesmen draw
commission earned weekly.
Following shows what some Of our
Ex.Buteher was was making $1,000 in
1881 made 81 900 as an Osborne
salesman in 1854.
was making $4,000 In
1852 made 50. 500 as an Osborne
salesman in 1854.
yourself IN our business
is not easy. but neither is anything
can realize the possibilities Of this
opportunity. If you can accept that
attainins success with us is not
an overnight voyage. II you are
willing to pay the price with hard
work. the VIII to improve and
the determination TO succeed. II
you have ,.. . car % are between 2s.5S;
THE osBoRNE CO. 3So3 coausiin
ter, Chevy Chase is, Md.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
HELP WoAEA

|SEcRgfARIEs. 17-6s: II capable.
Ways st soYp;s. cor. d and lsth
SITS. (Est. 40 yeafs.I 10
SECRETARY. white; experiences not
necessary. viii train; permanent
position. start e66 VIZ. RI. a
1919 for appt.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
Ho. 2-247e

WAITRESS. over 81, exper. for food
and liquor restaurant: day shift.
SULLIVAN'S RESTAURANT, 2731
Bladensburg I'd. ne. II
WAITRESS, white. no exper neces-
sary. Daywork. DIXIE PIG BAR
BECUE, Marlboro pike and Benning
I'd. s.e., 10. S-4333. 80
WAITRESS-COUNTER GIRL. excel.
lent earnings. Apply In person, nc
phone calls. No Sundays. 1101
Bladensburg I'd. ne. 20
WAITRESS, white. $40 wk., with
meals. Excel. tips. Apply SMILING
BUDDHA RESTAURANT. 7026
Wisconsin ave., OIL. 2-3524. II
WAITRESS. experienced. no Sat. OF
Sun. work; apply in person. GA
wAiffREssEs. III is white can earn be,
STySeHs sTsse $S9 srhpS anS $SsS aChi SkI w,Isdr
blvd, Arl., We. IA. 2-7117. 30
MATTRESSES, day or evening shift:
will consider college students seek
ing summer employment. Apply q
Mr.. Weimer, at HOWARD JOHN.
SONS. wisconsin and Western ave
%. c. linel. OIL. 2-1303. Il
Evening star., 1955-06-29

CLERICAL POSITIONS
Openings for immediate permanent
employment In large furniture store.
BoGkkeeping. csshiering n and gen gen
si week. must Must Be oi cooinscientiOus willins
pleasant working conditions. See
Mr.. Hendrick, between l and 4 p:
m. CURTIS BROS. FURNITURE
CO, 2041 Nichols ave. Sc. 80
CLERK, white, for, cigar and SOU
ysnir stang; part time: Apply News News
cEkkk, FAk hpaFli part.iime work. Mon, TS Tues.
for the one who qualities. Apply
Personnel, SEARS ROEBUCK AND
CO.. $500 v st. ne. 80
CLERK for automobile agency, 5h
days per wk, auto eXper. pref, but
not necessary. Regular office routine,
phone, typing. filing, etc. Excel,
opportunity in automotive account
Ing. 1,girl ONCE; salary CON-
sns9' sIssoSM; Ma BOWMAN MOTORS, &s6 sil'
simple records for small business.
Some tipping and filing. Adding ma
chine experience helpful; 5-day
week. No phone calls. $500 g 9Th
CLERK. Ii * for drugstore. post once;
51a-day wk. Refs: req. Apply n
person, BRENTWOOD DRUGS, 1901
CEERKeTYPIsT. Ii age rs to s5: per.
msnent position; life Insurance Of
fice: pleasant surroundings; air
conditioned once; 36-hour week:
salary. 5000 q month. Call MRS,
BEvANs, ST. 3-1s11. between Q
CalRkiKafaYP1sgTa z mi a9fa 3 IN to type records, Sp
orders; good conditions. 40-hr.
week, with progressive organiza.
ton. Apply Mr.. Bolts. THE GLOBE
DISTRIBUTING CO, BIAS Y st.
CLERK-TYPIsT. age 1890: alert
person to handle varied duties in
progressive sales organization. Tele-
full. ability. to learn more important
than switchboard experience. Hours
9:15 to 8, paid vacation and sick
leave. conditioned ONCE, excel
lent company benefits. This Is q per-
manent position. See MR.. WEIGH.
cLERk. iIan I .REcRfTroN1sr 4; RiTi = Store on
young lady. white; no previous ex-
perience; rapid Advancement: S45
week to start. Open ut 10. IA.
CfIiEiRsKSoosrENoaRApHER, iisSos under 30:
5-day week, 35 hours; company
paid insurance and nospitalia5aSiGn; a,,,1 1ta :
shorthand and typing speed expert
ence, availability, Starting salary,
CiIE;Rk.rYPrsr, igE;RRgkSrYPrsr h.ss.. young. fast
tipping, $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGCY., 1884 Wilson blvd. ia, B.
RKTYPIsT, for newspaper once.
age lsi3o: 4O-hri;; 6Iday ;nayrRc: wE; paid aid
GsHGiiN1ia' tirement plan. Cal MISS GROVE.
ci2RklfYfisr GGi Rii9ifi or credit e1S clerk;
woman, white: Christian; 5-day
week: excel viking. conds. and sal.
Reply Box 4S5-K, Star 80
CLERK -TYPIST. 1S to 80; pernao
nent position. 6-day week. $50
sick-leave benefits; non-profit cafe
teria for employees; air-condittoned
Srd floor BourrkBLE LIFE IN
sURANCE CO., s16 l4th ct. NV.
CLERM-TTPIST, go oany, Ior m
terestine position In busy down
snd sTIn sccurste, Sasrsaa' ' age 10 sb. Short
hand helpful. MA. e-013l. -
Clarendon area.
Perm. position with good salary.
Excel. working conditions; in air
cond. ONCE. Call ia. $3.50 for
ciEIKP.-TYPIsT. iIPT pref. rec. h.s. grad.
a. 90 akt ahR In Ia ~
trademark searching. Box 29-R.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
HELP WoklEk

coRToMEIER oPERAToE Phon,
for appointment. AP. 7-3z34. -
couNTERW0MAE. Whits. to work n
lunehroom; must be capable .oi
also have transportation to Kenil.
worth ave. ne. Phone AP. 7-3906
Evening star., 1955-06-29

GENERAL OFFICE WORKI prefer
someone with experience IN plumb
ing concern. must have pleasing
personality and good telephone
voice. References required. Call be-
tween 0 and 4, weekdays. ia. z.
2491, JA. 1883. 30
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, 35-hr.
wk., white only. 1880 Georgia ave.
after ! pm. CAPITAL LOCK q
HARDWARE CO. -29
HOSTESS; experienced. white, 90 to
80 years Of age. Apply in person.
HARRY'S TAVERN, 1900 New York
ave. NV, between IL am. and
pm. No phone calls. -
INSURANCE CLERK-TYPIST. cas-
ualty insurance experience pre-
ferred: permanent position avail
able: 5-day week. $40 to 4:30;
air-eonditioned once; GREAT
AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO.. $40
woodward Building. 18th and q
sts, NV. EX $4,000. 20
Evening star., 1955-06-29

GIRL, for general once wk.; pleas
ant office VIZ. in a pleasant air
eond. ONCE; many varied duties.
Not Just dull routine wk. Exper.
not nee; tipping essential. Apply In
person, see MR.. NORMOND
DEMERs. 604 9th st. NV, Il -.
work in hrs. Of
own choice will earn you about
$3.50 rs; No exper; nee; but must must
5:30-7 pm, RIM. N7o5. 1919 T st.
LaibHiEs. aiHiE extra income. Work sS early
eve. hours and Sat. am. showing
beautiful Westmoreland sterling.
crystal and stainless. Ref. leads.
white; car nee, Call uN. 4-7097.
YOUNG LADY. white: to work in q
dry-cleanine store; must have ex.
per. Apply at once. 1907 Conn. ave.
WOMAN, fountain work, light COG cook.
ing; full or part time. PARKWAY
PHARMACY, ~; $4,000. 40
morning survey work. Hours. 9 to
IL noon. Monday through Friday;
I4s;, Salary plus bonus; ss6 = 4 Apply - XIII prd
ar. on Thursday morning, June 80,
WOMEN LIVING Sc, to do typins
at home. Box S2-M, Star. Include
pART. 9hCrf T.rfMR fSR0sl sslALEsLADY.. over is;
experience desirable. but mot es-
seftiai. Apply Mr.. Markham,
WHELAN's CORSET AND LINGE-
RE SHOP. 1105 p ct. NV. 4th d.
LIVE IN. age $3.50; experience with
children and recent references;
light housegork; $50 SS PER ,.n1is: me-;
confidential. Reply Box l3soM' so
EXTRA SIS. white, mature. reliable;
hours q week TO call on pleasant,
friendly people. you can have the
extra income you need. CAN Wo'
ES%PpEgRRfiENcED WOMAN seeking
bakery work. Especially exper: n
selling and wrapping. Box 47-k'
RETIRED LADY, to manage guest
home, for room and meals. Later,
small salary. NO. 7-61S4. y
CHOICE TERRITORIES open now
AVON offers you regular customers
repeat bus. with earnings Of $3.50 Sa,
per hr. Call at once. DI. 7-022l
ACTIVE, middle-aged white woman,
to care for elderly lady bed patient
and assist housewife. 10. 4-656b
PART-TME TELEPHONE OPER-
ATOR, for week ends and some
evenings; prefer experienced opera
tor; convenient schedules arranged
Call ST. 1882.
Evening star., 1955-06-29

Inc MuQSey lTuSL 20.
1929 az" ST. NV. 80
BANK TRAINEES, h. 9. educ. yng..
Miss Dodge at BoYD's, 700 18TH
BEHAsTr1TFICiANNe,rl iHsr1F to work as asst
to MR.. ROBERTS and MR.. THOMAS
ROBERT L. THOMAS HAIR sTYL:
lists. 1901 Conn. ave. NV. Can
BEAUTICIAN. colored, for sham-
ss posoins in n s1anes ysises modern sN oesapt'
BEAUTICIANsi salary plus comm
in person. VI-CHARLEs BEAUTY
sALoN. 740 18th st. NV. 80
RA. $4,000: ewes. OIL. 4-54a1
Rs.,s sssstu ..a Il s'Sn &: sPs SPsn 5ss1 :sSH
taii.ation. tai; III E EsxRssETTT Ret PARKER HAIR
sssE9F9 sEE19IF9sFSSr FSrEsxrosssesds sfSS oa 81 sRt pos,
DRESSER. Ss7 = st. NV. ME. g.
BESHHU5fY BfESHHU5fY OPERATOR and manicur-
ist Can Mr.; woDY. RIA. s-s6s7
Beauty OPERATOR. manicurist,
Closed Mondsys. ALBAN ToWERs
BEAUTY SALON. $500 Mass. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted: silver
Spring area: salary and comm. Call
ARMON'S. JU. S-1696. --29
BOOKKEEPER, automotive expert
ence, to handle all office detail in
small new-car leadership, estab-
lished IA years. Ii. 4-S30o. II
BOOKKEEPER, with payroll expert
snce, for SUPER market; no no ,ag ,age
GORDON. Ii. 3-eTg7. II
BOOKKEEPER. exper,. construction
rgEsg1 ger5 g9Egd sslaTs; susblNgs;rpITei1oN T2i o5ss5 e5
BooKKEEPER. full charge. capable
Of manaeing ONCE for wholesale
distributors; salary commensurate
with ability. W. BELL CO.. 3rd
floor. 5l4 10th 81. NV. %
Evening star., 1955-06-29
SECRETARY

Experienced. persenable and able TO
fice in nearby Ari. Group insurance,
group disqualification and other
employe benefits. Periodic increases.
Starting salary, $500 per month.
Write. giving full details Of past
employment. Box 209-L, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


REFINED. settled white lady desires
position as baby sitter. Refs. furn.
DU. 7-500S. 30s
GIRL desires Inv. and care Of
child, 5 days week. live in or out.
Refs. JE. 4-357S. .
WISH to place my excel. nurse
maid. 5 days wk.: very reli.: excel.
refs. Va. resident. DI. 7-3695.
80
MATURE WOMAN desires Inv.
cooking. for adult family; part time.
small sal. OIL. 2-6S3S. 8 to z pm,
Il
WOMAN wants light laundry. Pre-
fers ironing. Please call between 4
and 2 Pm. Lu. 3-5439., 2a'
child care. LU. 2-5070.
the day: reliable. Ii. 3-2329.
GIRL, colored. wants work; full time
or days; refs. LU. 3-0S31.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
NURSES-PrOfeSSiOnaI

NURSES-Professional
Immediate positions IN medical,
surgical yt snd psyehiStris .sF npfsans. per.
rSsatinss snens :Rs .Henins ana nisS Ssah duty
40-hour week. Beginning. salary,
S260.91 per month. 4 weeks leave
. year, also sick time allowance
NURs1Na s9a fsslfsEsS SERVICE OFFICE, UNI UNI
VERsTTY HOSPITAL. Baltimore,
Lexington 9-O320. Ext. SIS. so
PATENT STENO.. 4-man law firm;
central location. conditioned Of
Ace; will pay top rate for woman
e take charge Of once. d. 2
NURSE. white. Protest.
ant. 6 days: good surroundinEs.
vacation with pay. To. 2-93q0a;
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, centrally
located and well estab;. needs young
pref taef' but oD; not q essential sem Il conscien-
sxper., ref. and salary desired,
REAL R3z S1aSEl EsfATE SEAFi isALEswoMAN AN or
man. Extremely active Falls
Church ONCE located on busy Board
st. needs one top-notcn 1uli time
sales person Of high integrity.
Pleasant working condition. ROR-
sCHACH REALTY. JE. 2-3706;
RECEPTIoNIsT. with some cxpe-
rience in beauty salon: good hrs.
GIN1A WAEI.AcE BEAUTY SALON,
14O7 East-West hwy, Sil. Spg. 80
RECEPTIONiST. to work IN ultra
modern beauty salon: must be Of
neat appearance and capable Of
meeting public: exper: not necessary
for right person: pref. girl over 70.
Call ROBERT q THOMAS HAIR
STYL1STS.- 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
CAL M0, 8s5246s; I'll
Wash. blvd; 5 days, $50. POTO-
MAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000.
NURSE, age 81 to 35;
for private school, Hours, 7:30 to
1880, Mon. through Fri. Refer
ences. Otis 4-9663 or TIE. 6-7646.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
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PRACTICAL NURSE, for invalid or
children. References on one Job 2
years. DE, $500.
STEN0GRAPHER, expert legal and
technical exper.; hourly or weekly
WANTED-Nursine elderly lady and
some housekeeping. MRS. NELLIE
MAY. phone Lo. 7-s264. l.
GIRL desires daywork: reliable; ref
erences. ia. 9-2945.
GIRL. colored. desires lob as eleva-
tor operator. CO. 5-9549.
COLORED GIRL wants Fri days
work. Call Ii. 7-902S after $3.50
pm: Sun. all day.
COLORED GIRL desires job child
care and Inv. 5-day. wk. AID.
2-41T0.
woman. well exper. In child care,
ironing. plain sewing or any l.h.w,
part time. HU 3-946S.
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. or
child care. Experienced; city refs.
DE. 2-5449.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
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EXPERIENCED white and colored
help; carefully screened. ARCADE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Elk. g.
3415. Open Sunday. -
Evening star., 1955-06-29

SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS,
power. washable uniforms, expert
enced. RE. 7-79l9
SHIRT GIRLS; to work in modern
laundry; 5-day week; other ad-
vantages. No phone calls. Apply In
person to Mrs. Kessler, STERLING
LAUNDRY, 1921 27th st. NV.