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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
High School Band
To Present Concert
At School tonight

Browning High School Band,
under direction of Doug Kusker,
will present its first concert of
the new year, tonight Friday)
at BIS o'clock in the high school
auditorium.
The boys and girls who make
up the band personnel have
worked hard preparing for this
concert and a program of good
music is promised.
The opening number of the
concert will be a chorale, "Now
Let Every Tongue Adore Thee"
after which the band will present
program of popular music as
follows:
1.-TWO Moods Overture" 'Mer-
ry Men," 1.-THE Rosary" "Estrel-
lita," "Sh-Boom," Hold My
Hand" "The Naughty Lady of
Shady Lane" and SHOW Boy"
Advance ticket sales indicate
a good crowd will be present to
enjoy the work of Browning high
school boys and girls.
Band personnel includes the
following:
Flutes - Loretta Merchant,
Frances Lukin and Carol Magee.
Eb Clarinet - Barbara Shook.
BIB cIarinsts - Larry Monroe,
Judy Magee, Regina Morgan,
Jean Sellars, Hugo johnson, Ed
Livermore, Jean Spencer, Myrna
Juneau, lola Enders, Darlene
Weasel Tail, Betty Dee johnson,
Lou Ann Wippert, Mary Upham,
Burdella Sharp, and Rowena Old
Person.
Bass Clarinet - Dennis Steph.
enson.
Alto Ssxophonss - Dorothy
Blevins, Lana Peterson, Audrey
Monroe, and Fern Marceau.
Tenor Saxophonss - Georgia
Hoyt, Lenore Murphy. Merisha
Rutherford, and Donna Edwards.
Baritone Ssxophone - Roselle
Colbert.
Trvmpets - Norman Peterson,
Keith Cobell, John Monroe, Pete
DesRosier, Tommy Whitford,
Harold Douglas, Bobby Higgins,
Leon Nunez, and Gordon White
Grass.
Alto Horn - Neva Running
Wolf.
Trombenss - Norman Pres
ton, David Crowell, Darrell La
Buff, Charles Spencer, and Gary
Schildt.
earitonss - Jimmy Armstrong,
Marion Salway, and Don De
Rouche.
Bases - Leo Kinnerly, Mel.
vim Rutherford, and Don Fisher.
Drums - Neil Parsons, Caro-
Ign Barcus, Barbara Hanson,
Carol Pepion and Lloyd Whip
pert.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
Mountain Lion
Tracks Seen Near
Fitzgerald Ranch

Mountain lion tracks were seen
in the snow in vicinity of the
Bert Fitzgerald ranch west of
Browning this week. The lion
was first seen by Bud Williamson
a month ago, crossing highway
No. 80.
Since the snowfall the huge
tracks have been seen in larger
areas between East Glacier Park
and the foot of the mountain.
The state trapper from Helena
was notified by Don Wright, dis
trict game warden. When he
trapper begins the hunt for the
lion he will use dogs to track it
to its lair. A $50 bounty will be
awarded to the person or per-
sons killing the animal.
Two years ago mountain lion
was seen walking in vicinity of
Starr school. Trappers were no.
titled but were unable to find the
animal. The previous year rec
ord size lion was shot at the
Night Gun ranch, west of Brown
ing. The carcus was brought to
the SERVER studio. SERVER was
inspired to model a statuette of
the lion. His vivid imagination
brought out the treachery of the
animal and the statuette is one
of SERVERS prize displays today.
1t is uncertain where the pres
ent location of the lions hide-out
may be. The animal has not
alarmed any ranch stock or fam.
lilies, but has been lurking near
the Fitzgerald land where their
horses are pastured.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
Hospital News

Admitted and Discharged: Eileen
Wagner, Leonard Iron Pipe, Jane
Rides At The Door, Everett
Skunk Cap, Peter Red Horn ST.,
Clara Champine, Connie 10 Grit
fin, Rose Marie Melton, Jeanette
Butterfly, Joseph Swims Under,
Phillip Roundine, jeanette Cho-
ate, Florence Running Wolf,
Mary Morgan, Catherine Brown,
Richard Bast and Albert Flam-
and.
....currentIy ..hospifaIized: Char
lene Every. Body Talks About
Matthew Goss, Annie Bull Child,
Richard Mountain Chief, Florence
Randall, Kathleen Ann Jackson,
Annie Calf Looking, Patty Lee
Griffen, Catherine Hirst, Irene
Cooper, Velma Brown, Lee Ann
Hirst, Dora Bear Child, Mike
Day Rider, Victoria LaFromboise,
Josephine Paul, Madeline Cooper,
Calvin Night Gun and Lillian
Burd. =
Births: Baby Girl Melton, born
Feb. %; Baby Girl Running Wolf,
born Feb. Is; and Baby Girl
1 Morgan, Feb. Is.
CorrecfionI
In last weeks issue of The
Glacier Reporter we inadvertent-
ly wrote that Blackfeet Hospital
patients wished to thank Mr.. Co
bell and Fitzgerald Drug for sup
plying patients with copies of The
Reporter. The article should have
"Mr. Cobell and Glacier Drug
Thank you.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
TO PARENTS OF
BROWNING CHILDREN

Parents Of Browning boys are
requested TO see that their
children refrain from throwing
snowballs on the streets Of the
town. as such conduct on the
part Of the children could be
very costly.
came in contact with a lii.
tie boy. about six years Of age.
who was holding his hands over
his eye. When ! asked him
what was wrong. he told me
that someone had hit him with
q SNOWFALL. As some Of the
SNOWFALL was still on the side
walk ! picked IL UP and found II
was very hard.
Those throwing snowbalIs
are high school boys between
IA and ~ years Of age, and
they should know better. They
throw at anything, and at pass
ing cars. That could cause a
driver to run into someone, es-
peeiaIiy il the car window hap
pened TO be open.
Boys, let's be careful. We
would not want to cause some
person to be hit by a car as
result Of the driver having a
ball Of snow hit him or possibly
crack his windshield.
PHILIP N. SEllEW,
Probation Officer.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
Farm Loon Meeting
Scheduled For
Conrad Saturday

Farmers and stockmen from
Glacier, Pondera and Toole coun-
ties will assemble at the Conrad
Hotel, Conrad, March S for the
annual stockholders meeting of
the Montana National Farm Loan
Association. Registration is sched-
uled for IL am. The association
will be host at a noon dinner and
the business session will get un-
der way around l pm.
Norbert Majerus of Williams,
president of the association, will
preside and will report on the
annual NFLA directors confer
ence which was held in Spokane.
Eugene L. Robinson, secretary
treasurer, will review and out
line the progress made by the
association during the last year.
Also, highlighting this years pro-
gram will be several short ad-
dresses from agricultural leaders
in the area served, and motion
picture, "Give Us This Day." on
the wheat industry.
Stockholders will elect two di-
rectors to serve during the next
three years. Norbert Majerus and
A. L. VanAuken of Williams have
been nominated for one position,
and Steve Preputin of Brady and
Gordon Matheson of Ledger, for
the other. The new directors
along with the other three men,
bers of the board will meet i'm
mediately after the stockholders
session to elect officers for the
new wear.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
Old Chief Golden Gloves
Tournament Winner

Just at press time Ernest Gray
informed us he had been advised
that Howard Old Chief, one of
his string of Browning boxers,
had won the championship honors
in the Golden Gloves Tournament
of Champions in the Chicago
Stadium Wednesday night. Old
Chief won the championship in
the 126 pound class. More details
next week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
Browning Man Finishes
Marine Corps Training

Marine Pvt. Parker H. William
son, son of Mrs. Sopia LaBreche
of Browning, Mont, is scheduled
to finish four weeks of individual
combat training Feb. 26, at the
Marine Corps Base at Camp
Pendleton, Calf.
The course of instruction at
this huge training base includes
the latest infantry tactics, first
aid, demolitions, field fortifi-
cations, and advanced schooling
on weapons.
The trainees learn that all
Marines are basically infantry
men, whether they serve as cooks,
typists, truck drivers, or with
aviation units.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
FLA ACTIVITIES

Myron Hoffman, Browning FLA
Chaper reporter, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris went to Shelby last
Saturday and gave talks over
radio station KIYI on national
FLA work.
The chapter held its annual
contest in grain judging and tool
identification on March l, to de-
termine who is to represent the
chapter at the. district convention
to be held here in Browning April
l and 2.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
WeathereII KnodeII
To Head Red Cross Drive
In Browning This Month

John Weathered and Charles
Knodell have been appointed CO.
chairmen of the Red Cross cam
paign that will be conducted dur
ing the month of March.
Weathered is a prominent farm
operator of the Milk River area
in the northern part of the coun-
ty, who is living in Browning
this winter while his wife is teach.
ing in the Browning schools. Kno.
dell is member of the teaching
staff in the Browning schools.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lobell,
Browning, announce the birth of
a son, Feb. 26 at the Memorial
Hospital in Cut Bank.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04

Man has one consolation. He
can avoid a lot of fool taxes
he has been imposing on himself.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-04
WEATHER

Courtesy Mark Stout, Project
Engineer, Irrigation.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

FILE CLERK, SITS
1SsI 1pEwEY r pscfaA Saisty yeIssk. SO
VIZ. Inquire GRE. 7-2s2sl 20 open-
Evening star., 1955-11-15
s,nsLa--MEA

REFRIGERATION sERyICEaEAN -
Also knowledge ot diGhWashers,
waahing machines and dryers help
lul. Good salary, steady work.
BRAY 4 SCkREF SALES, nc,
1911 Tuckerman IS. NV. lib
kEfAkRmAN for small electric ap-
piiance. Write. eiyirg history, past
expertence and salary expected.
RETAIL sfbRE MANAGES. tx s.
zoo. Ext. so. Call Mr. REfN-
RETAii TIE SALESMAN; time
payment. experience preferred but
not essential; good opportunity for
rtght man; saiafy open. CAL TA-
ROUTE Ro11TYYEO' ssAAiIEsMEN sAAiIEsME retail bakery Z
routes; age 26-40i experiences pre-
ferrsd; Call OIL. 6-s700. Mr..
ROUTE SALESMAN - Attention
MARYLAND residents. Harvey Dairy
occasionally has openings for
qualified salesman. Call Ap. 7-3434
for appQintment for interview. --i7
RQUTEMAN, married. 26-45; dry
cleaning plant. experienced pre-
ferred but not nee. sales ability,
reliable. no drinkers. WkSTOVER
CLEANERS. 1881 N. Washington
DlrC.. AFl. Va -l1
Evening star., 1955-11-15
MESSENGER

Bright bog: 17;ie sE.; q sss, hisi
siRtSo siity ssrmassnt ssslR' is & our ssSd "a,
yerdsing dept, Possibility oi goos
der -: Lrine birth esrtlAeetss; Ap.
week days. K:30-5, and Sat. 9-12
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

BooKKEEPIEG MACHINE OPERA.
monthly, hourE. 0r5. Apply Room
30t. 1927 Eye st. NV.
BO0KKEERER, 10 take full charge:
general ledger experience REQUIRED
preparation Of financial statements:
phone number. Box lso-c. Star
Evening star., 1955-11-15
statesmen

! would like you to
come In and inquire
about q new experience
in selling. Talk to our
salesmen and witness
enthusiasm over a
product that you never
dreamed existed In any
sales force.
Everyone who has the
habit Of eating is Q
prospect for our food
plan--therefore, there
are many.
A few minutes Of
your time with me will
mean q great deal to
you in the future. Stop
In anytime between 10
am. and 4 pm.
HENRY BINDER. SALES NOR
PEN-DEL FARMS
OF MARYLAND, INC
D34 HoNYFANT ST.
I SILVER SPRING
Evening star., 1955-11-15
G .ERK

4 N4NNMM1
I1S to 26. for permanent position. In
| Typing not required. company hene-
dts, Apply Personnel Once, 3Td a.
sie izth 1t. NV. I'D
CLERK-STRNOGRAPHER, Is 70 35
years OF age. for school once;
| varied duties; 37is-hr. week: $3.50
mo, Please Apply In person. Benz
JAhfIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY.
100 18th St. nv. lis
cLERK-TYPIsT. large insurance
company has opening In claim dept,
Sn.s5sssI,ssns Eorkins soncitic1as; aca .tSs ne
dement's: 30Ns-hour work week. Ex-
perienee desirable but not neeee-
sary. See MR. SALE or Mr..
EAILgY: as woodward Hids.. lsth
cfkEakR.fTrIsi. fna Z III 81; 10 hours. / aC dsys,
icesdio u II once. selary, s $40 Del 4 week. week
| Apply Pm. A03.. Commercial Bank
CLKikK-TTFfsT ~ Young man TO
work tor insurance ofiice who has
some knowiedKe Of shorthand but
ecditics aSs os eis ssppoiernst sisa sal
cTEkR-gTTPisr, varied duties, 6
days: S35. POTOMAC ENPL., 1884
Wilson blvd. -Afl. JA- $4,000.
lCLERK-TYPkSIs Permanent position,
5-day week; experienced only
knowledge Of shorthand preferable.
Salary, So, 200. So 800 per annurn;
Apply ALEXANDRIA SANITATION
AUTHORITY. Room 20l. il3 N.
ST. Aaaph st., Alexandria. --i7
lCLEnK.TYPIST for claims depart
uaent OF insurance COS 6-day week,
acc, ofice IN s. 8. Apply AMERI-
CAN CASUALTY Co. 1851 Fenton
Church, $50. POTOMAC EMPL..
l0s East Broad st.. Falls Church,
CLERK TYPiSTS needed for part
time and temporary positions s
day. $l,25 per hf. MANAGEMENT
coNBuLTANTS. INC. suite 600.
cLERKsTYPisTs. perm. position
with national budget co.. capable Of
handling Agufss accurately. Credit
exper. helpful but not requlredi
40-hT. uk See Mr.. GTAROST,
| Financial Adtastors. RIM. 2i0 Bond
Bldg 1904 New York ave. lie
Evening star., 1955-11-15
PHONE goHF gcoHF aIes1g aASeeso1gINTMENT
SALESMEN


statesmen
SO, 900 and More Per Yr.
Plus paid vacations, Insurance. bene.
flte and sick leave. Old.eatab.
lished iTm. Experiences nnneces.
% %srsnees nssd rssdsS. wv Write iasns resume W. Il
BOX 42D Aiexandria, Va, All re-
plies cclhdentiai and you win b
contacted. n
SANDWICH MAN on CLERK, expe-
rienced In Kosher food Apply II
+ pere0n, H0FnER0'e DELtcATEe.
SEN. 1872 Eettern ave. NV. III
SERVICE. MANAGER. over 80. Rea.
sonahle knowledes q plumbing ane
hsa. Ss a, Mu Y nsys s.iss seiy s se
Must Be AegfSssiSe. sober and. re.
liable. Reliable company has beer
Ia huslleSs rs years. Starring S10c
per week plus commission. Qrour
Insurance benefits. Apply IN per.
ySn. ~ ssl SAuikacA. "a; -ins3 iN iGs sRpIs WpI.
|skiRviRGIhEF SqA4IoN ATrENDzkr,
must BE- experienced "a mbricatior
work. Commons n FOSTER 29S1
|sEisvisciE sEis9vfsi ass sssra4ioN ATrENDzkr
full time only must be fully expert.
eneed, good worker Apply BOLDINt
ESQ SERVICE, 633 ~. 0ieRe I'd.
Arlington, Va. No phone calls.
SERVICE STATION ArrEEDAkr
experienced lubrirati0n. Silver
skRVfCE STATION ATTENDANT
expef., shift manager, Local refs
LANNkR'S oULS sIhyi6E 5sSi
snsissysicE STATION ArrENDAkr
part timei must Be expefienced 4
1850 south, -Four Mile Run drive
AEllpsten s,,y !, ys Y g phene calls. Ill .il
sisiMoss asss lAystisSiiis. Ma. Az
Evening star., 1955-11-15
WATCHMAN
laiddle.aged man as night watch
s sasy r ioess.G a.s 2Spls aass Ss SSSiaaes mi cen
Government Employees
Insurance Company
I4th and L Sta. NV.

BOYS. white, over ~. Appeafance
personality and sales ability FOL
local or travel. Oppcr. 10 work AZ
States, visiting Canada and Mexico.
Experlense not necessary We train
Sog locally. ssss sss AZ; cA1oE lsllI5 1913
BOY. fun time. to work inside com
fafSsary, preferably to i've ia Hy-
attsyilie, Coliese Park or Riyerdale
area. 6eoS dreenbelt I'd, ccllese
hiEs-Exeeilent openings for 3 men. n
full time: also part time; mar
ried men preferred: fun time, can
nverage oyer 500 per weeg; fully
establtahed routes. NJ. cold cam
ynssing: famous syesydny necesst-
YES assure steady hieh earningsi
must Be ..bis ts fsirnssh c'saractss e.
references. For 9eFaIIs Apply FUL-
LKR BRUSH CO, oil National
Press Bldg f4th and 2 BtA, NV.
or phone pi. 7-4477 or ~; ~
MEN \ tssver.i,, experienced only. N Z ior
work IN aluminium storm window
factory. Screening. giazing, saw
epsrradtcrh assembly work. Lu.
MEN, young, eoIiese BACKGROUND,
credit collection work, sales. oAice
epeningS, excel. salary. see GRACE
DUNN, 1911 q 81. NV. GRE. =
MIN t7sl, 70 distribute soap sam
pies, abls 70 read nhd write: must
be nent and clean; pay, Ss per day:
mos; work. Apray Z am. only.
"a. D. w, $50 M y. ave NV
Evening star., 1955-11-15
THE EVENING STAR

l1ul EA. AVE- MN.
BEAUTiCTAN laii-foundl. aisc
shampoo oo-Ipanieurist: salary open
5-dAy week. No ewes. ROSE RAY.
NOR REAuTY SALON. Du- 7-il4i
|EEAUTICIAN. man or woman. Excel
opport.. IN busiest and most heauti-
w., ~ salkoRRA kRARE EkiEhess asKFR ssfKEFnRlnss sHAFF rs
sTTLIsTs' Ssi6 os. ave. sii. sps
|BEAUTlClAN, manicurist, expert.
sExurY SALON, sos iith i. '
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
only; guar salary nn9 sommisslen
vie. Fairfax. va. cali CIR. 3-l5l6
BEAUTY OPERATOR. s-day week,
hrs. o-1;30. full or part tinei ex-
perienced only need apply NO
5-524a. sun. ~. n-7s74. ---lb
|BOOKKEEPER. experienced. trial
balances; typist. fine opportunity
pension plans. cAii ST. $4,000,
IBooKKEEPER--Aecounts receiyable
operate book keeping machine: Per.
SLAcKIsToNE FLORIST, i40I. ]
II Bo0KkkEPxR. SECRETARY for fea
estate ilrfn. .one-Girl once. Excel
SpPST Sopnr Ia alsE, Inns sna S Y
Start $500 K i. NV. Apt, los
IBOoKKKEPER. 4 j., for whoiessie,
arm Ia D. CT; aee under 40: t-1aJ
week, good gtAEtine salRry. Write
Circle Bids Wash. 3, p. 9. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-15
SALESMAN

FOR spoFtswear dept. IN tlne speeiaity
store selling nationally advertised
brand-aualify nnerenand1Se Excel
lent opportunity for hiRh earninGs
and advancement. Experience seli-
iuG In local store preferred. Liberal
discounts On purchases. Excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr.,
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
Evening star., 1955-11-15
SALESMAN

Man to sell nationally famous KEN
more SEWING machines Inside. out.
side sales. Car NECESSARY. Draw
against commission. Leads fur.
uished. No canvassfna. Excellent
who quaiifes. Apply personnel
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
s4s5 coLEsvILLE RD. eILs sPo
Evening star., 1955-11-15
CASHIERS

CLERK, young woman, white, for
drg-cleaning sore; &4H wk. Apply
In person. no phone calls. ARROW
CLEANERS. $3.50 GeorRia ave. NV.
CLERK, ieei'bie handwriting, sotns
day week. Apply End a.. l722 Eye
Evening star., 1955-11-15
HELp--WoMEN II
COIINTER W0MEN

white, experienced. Full or paTl
time, Monday through Friday
ERIN DRUG Co. 18th and B sta.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
sLiP-covER CUTTERS

! fun time and part time
Dspyss sanS s.nss. sSsssr .Is rs gsss r:s.y yias s
bonus plan. Call Mr.. Rice. o "a
$3.50 AZ AD. $4,000. CUSTOM UP.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
nELP-MEN
PART TIME

sERvIcEMEN. college man civilian
dept. may a. your avail, hrs Not
ca1vaBsing. No exper. nee Aver
z ege earning S76 per Wk.. part time:
S125. fun time. For appt.. call OF.
4-b963. 10 an. 70 PM. 70 Q
ewes. Iii
Evening star., 1955-11-15
PAYROLL ASSISTANT

for DOCTORS once
downtown. some laboratory expe-
ftenee necessary, 5-day week in
cludes Sat. Am. Gail AID. 2-l65S
aiter pm. lie
RECEPTIONIST gALEgCLERK,
knoWl. sewing: Fails Church. $50.
POTOMAC EMPL.. l04 East Broad
Rf;tEkps4liIoSSibsgTF 81 kslIs SSibgFeh' syEki8a Ysi E 2P 7a
ssEsT.l sssr aSfSs Sss sssa sSss cs sS j Aesg g s5
REcEPTi0N1sT : -TYPisT. bkEpe.
sEfE sssEffefs0p9ss 9ss4 sRifiS; sWiiscn slss ssl1TozAic Aai.
RiKc;EfPiaioNisr II; f1aSSSi rYPrsr. knowi.
once. 5 days. sss. PoToaAc
EMPL 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl..
REsIDENT yAI SifDpOi MANAGER, experienced
for small welk-up building. No
shiildren 1r. Hgseand should 9,,I ~. se EN- EN-
appointment. THE CAREY WIN
sToN CO. 1928 Conn. ave. NV.
sAEEsGIkES-FuIl or part time.
p A, o. ScHWARz. Toys. 6l4
14th 81. NV. next 70 oarnnekers.
sAIEsoIRLs, experienced in eos
tune 1evelry. top salary. Apply in
person, 800 = st. NV -l9
sALESGIItL for retail bakery, white.
prefer single girl; N. ATl. location.
IA, 7.1SS3. JE, 3-1421. lib
SAf.E8LADY, teWelry store; not Just
an Xmas Job. This II o permanent
position. selling expeF. neees.: eve
FAR RT JEWEIRs' Soi2 New
Hampshire ave-. Langley Park
shopping center. HE. 4-7S00. --16
GALEeLADY, jewelry store: not lust
an Xmas Job. This is Q permanent
position. Selling expef. necessary: I:
excel. opportunity. ROOT JEW
ELERs, 1874 Wilson blvd. IA.
sAIEsLADY. lingerie and sports
wear department; permanent posi-.
ton only: 6-day week. R11lk
BROS INC. HOS connectieut
saaTEEsnnATbIEs aTi nnATbIEs - several excellent
openings for permanent positions
In ali departments: must be ex-
perienced. Good starting salary
with rapid advancement ABBY
BEYDA'S, 3l14 14th 81. NV. III
part-ttme mornings,
10-i, or ewes, 6-9.3O, Mon,
Thurs. and Fri. In our Silver Spring
store; excellent earnings. JOSEPH
n, HARRIS CO.. 902 Ellsworth dr..
Silver Spring. =-1o
Evening star., 1955-11-15
MECHANIC
TRUCK-DTESEI,

Good opportunity for experienced
nrFt class naeehanie with oid-eStab-
lished arm. Steady year-found
s0nasoSs s%RaSsS@sns Ese Essr.bsS.s sSod rssT.a ySRP
6sIess Z Treliabie a : nct sppls. Il 20 &
Evening star., 1955-11-15

CASHIER CHECKER. for super.
market. must be exper.. able "a
read scale, paid. vacation. hos
boMiNSfioN FooD STORE. Lee
hwy, cor. Qiebe rd.. Arlington, Va,
or car IA. 7-2933. Id
CAsHIER-CLERK, DRUGSTORE expeF.
nee.: dayWork. no Sun. CHA6TLE-
TON PHARMACY. 18th and r nv.
--2S
CAsHIER-sALEs6IRLt experienced;
, 1919 pm. GREETING CARD CITY,
1897 q st. NV, near 18th and q
49, III
Evening star., 1955-11-15
ATLAS AGENCY
ARTIST ILAY-OuTl
ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young woman. 2I.3E years Of age
who is capable Of handing de.
tailed clerical assisnrnent. enjoys
workinx With figures. and can ham
die. the general public. Some CASH
isrins experience sn dss dEssssuirsa. ,,sr sR ASsls
days. s:3Q-5. and Sat. o-i2. Nc
Evening star., 1955-11-15
g. EMPL. EXCHANGE
OPENING

Due to INCREASE In business We need
2 men who are interested In the
retailing business. Married men
preferred, Car TO your advan-
tage. Above AVERAGE earnings,
II chosen .you will be expected u
am. 70 i2. 1908 Duke 81. Alex,
Evening star., 1955-11-15
MEN
trf :

A rood man il hard 70 find. 20 Is
Ts good lob. have the 100 which
ofiers security. and way aboys the
averAge Income. You may be the
man. Apply 3TO7 0eofeia ave.
NV. 9 Am. % 5 pm. --ip
Evening star., 1955-11-15
BoOKKEEPER

Young woman. 1886 YRS. Of axe who
S good typist and has had some
Bookkeeping experience. Bank oI
building and loan assn. experienet
helpful but not essential. Assign.
ms9t insluass & computing interest s.s. q
commensufgte with experience. Ap-
ply Pefsnnnel. Room dO2. Open
weekdays, s:30-6 and sat, 0-12.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
ii0I Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
MEN
COLoRED
TEMPORARY

20.36 Yrs. Of age. capable Of passing
physical exam, and Wiling 10 gtve
reGuiAf attendance: hours, 9-5:30
Assts a,ls oo .gso,ns, VIZ lsit aa spDsoS ao
wednesday MORNING at $50,
Positively no phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l2N1 ne kwa NJ IN
Evening star., 1955-11-15
CREDIT AND
COLLECTION MEN

Experienced, for retail inItalImsni
sie.hinf store; .i.;s., sxsslisnt IT. erDS,rts; s,r1s
Appiy aoLIYWo1oip cREbfI
CLOTHING CO.. 7os IN St NV n,w'
Evening star., 1955-11-15
ARCADE SUNSHINE
713 lamont 81. NV.
SALES MANAGER

sALEsCLERK. electrical appliances.
bA6hER;s. $50 'issh 4. 1I'' n.1.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Route Statesmen

For established routes, between 81.
but viii train. Only persons inter.
ested In earning over $4,000 pei
year need apply. PERSONNEL Or
FtCE.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
CREDIT GIRL,

DENTAL ASSISTANT, white: eyper,
not nee. CAL AD. 4-4411. Ill
DRUG CLERK. full time or part
time; new Arlington store. CAL
Evening star., 1955-11-15
OFFICE MESSENGER

Aee l0 or IL, white for fuii-tims
day JOB. Must have completed the
htn, isn srsss anS g ssss a. sgpssaa1s
ment. Can Personnsl Once.