davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Try this new before shave beard
conditioner with the shaver you re-
ceived for Christmas.
Just apply cool. refreshing Lectic
Shave 10 your face then plug in your
razor and shave. Note how Leciric Shave
improves your shaver'S performance,
Note how it speeds up shaving and cuts
down drag and discomfort!
You get this sop-nofch shaving because
Lecfric Share prepares yow face wifh
remarkable 3-wap Settling up" action
!. Sticky, razor-clogging perSpiration
Is evap0rated.
4. Your skin Is fabricated 10 eliminate
'sshaver drag" and allow faster,
cooler, more comfortable shaving.
.. Whiskers are sOftened so your shaver
can cut cleanly and closely.
And Lectric Shave helps break in your
shaver. too, II lubricateS the cutting
head for faster action. longer life.
Try Lectric Shave tomorrow. Only
60t, no U. S. tax, enough for 30 shaves.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
WHAT'S YOUR EAvoRITE Doel

Do YOU know how many dogs there are in the U.s.?
Wen bet you can't guess.
Do you know what breed is currently Americas
favorite? No. it isn't the cocker spaniel or the boxer.
if that's what you're thinking.
Next week in our colorfully illustrated two-page
article. Dogs: Biggest News In The US" you can
read the latest facts about our canine population.
You'll also learn how to pick good dog how to care
for him. Besides, you'll have chance to cast
personal ballot for your favorite breed.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

hAPef sssAvRsol Thousands Of Lectric
Shave users are already getting faster.
finer shavcs than they ever thought
possible, Try II yourself and see why
9out Of 10 men who try Lectric Shave
continue to use IL!
Evening star., 1955-01-16

FRefiFor y sample bottle enough
for full month Of shaving send
your name and address TO The
J, b. Williams Company, Dept,
LN-S2. Glastonbury, !. Conn. (Ofier
good in Continental O.S.A, onlyl
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Heres how to get
tOp-notch performance from your
Christmas gift shaver

with LeCtric Shave, ! shave
much closer and faster land get
a cooler, more comfortable
shave in the bargain" reports
r. EHs'aiNger. IT,, heNark, N. j.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
ufterc Colds, Flu, Sore Threat
FEEL STRO GER FAST
BUiid-vp
TIRED BLOOD

-SPeed-up Recovery!
Ifyou feel tired and
weak after illness, it
may be due to IRON
poor, Tired Blood.
To feel stronger fast, ,
Evening star., 1955-01-16

try GERITOL, the high potency
tonic that begins to strengthen Tired
Blood in just ~ hours!
Two GERITOL tablets contain
twice the iron in pound of calves
liver. In only day, GERITOL iron
is in your bloodstream carrying
Evening star., 1955-01-16

strength and energy to
every part Of your body.
Get GERITOL tonic
tablets AT your drugstore
today. Feel stronger fast
in 2 days or your
money back
'Dae b Hga-d -dsiicisaeI mana.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07
KitzmilIer School
Has Glass Banquet

The KitZmiller High School
Class of 1885 held a banquet COM
memorating the twenty years since
graduation at the school on Satur-
day night June rs, with 80 attend
ing. There were % members of this
class. One member, Edward Clark,
is deceased. Ten members and four
teachers attended.
The address of welcome was given
by Charles Mcintyre, with John II.
FIutson responding. Mrs. Iva Walk
err conducted group singing Greet
ings were read from teachers and
members who could not attend.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Marie
Moon Smith for being married the
longest 10 years; to Thomas J.
Pratt for the most recently married,
four years; Mrs Evelyn IIutson
Paul, of san Francisco, Calf. for
coming the most distance to attend
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Duval Sweadner, MIR. and Mrs
Hollis ada BealD Poole and
daughter, LibertytoWn, Mr. and
Mrs. T. V. Baucom, Denton; Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Martha Hamp-
stead Lawton and son, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas j. Pratt, Oakland; Mr.
and Mrs Nicholas Paul, San Fran
cisco, Calf; Mr. and Mrs, John H.
EIutson, LaVale; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ellifritz, VindeX; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Walker, Mr.. and Mrs
Delmar Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Dale Sewers Mr.. and Mrs Erwin
Green, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Moss
cr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcintyre
and Mrs James Smith, Kitzmiller.
Mrs. Lois Sewers Mosscr, Mrs.
Marie Smith. Delmar Martin and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07
MARRIED

-Davis-Miss Charlotte
Bcryl Davis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Delbert NJ. Davis, of Sails
bury, Md, became the bride Sat
urday June II, of Charles Henry
Whcatlcy Ill, son of Mrs. Charles
w. WhcatlCy, Jr.. of Baltimore, and
the late Mr. Whcatlcy.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at p. m. in Bethesda
Methodist church by the pastor,
DR.. j. Leas Green, amid decora-
tons of madonna lilies, white gladi-
oil, palms and lighted tapers in
tall candclabra
Mr.. Davis gave his daughter in
marriage Her gown of white
French lace over nylon tullc was
styled with fitted bodice with a
shirrcd nylon tulIc necklinc, ac-
ccntcd with a scalloped lace motif
Her lace skirt over a volumnous
drift Of nylon tullc ended in a
chapel sweep She wore matching
lace gauntlets. Her fingertip veil of
imported silk illusion was attached
to a lace tiara trimmed with pearls
and she carried a white Bible.
topped with a white orchid and
streamcrs tied with babys breath
The brides sister, Mrs. Erwin c.
Lang, of Cleveland, O.. was matron
Of honor and Miss Dawn Ryan, of
Salisbury, was maid of honor
Both wore ballcrina length gowns
of white floral design lace over
orchid taffcta Their fitted strap
less bodiccs featured matching
color stoles and the lace skirts were
enhanced by large orchid tulIc side
Grapes. They wore hcadbands of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07
Named Honor Student

Privetc Carl w Lohr, son Of Mr.
and Mrs George w. Lohr, Friends
vile, was named as honor student
when he was graduated from the
Ordnance Automotive School at
Atlanta General Depot, Atlanta,
Ga. recently.
The honor student title goes to
the man who attains the highest
course grade in each graduating
class Private Lohr won his distinc-
tive title in the Automotive Schools
Machinist Course.
Private Lohr was graduated from
Oakland High school, Oakland, in
1851 and entered the Army in De-
Cembcr of 1854.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07
GrantSvillc Wins
Eighth Straight Tilt

Grantsville's SlugGcrs rackcd up
their eighth consecutive victory in
the Pen-Nar Baseball league Sun
day, defeating Flintstone at the
latter place 10 to 2
Danny Cullen worked on the
mound for the Sluggcrs for six
innings yielded one run, famed
seven for his third straight win of
the season Don Hansel hurled tho
last three innings for Grantsvillc.
Keistcr shared six of Grants
villc's seven blows, one of the lat
tcr's clouts being a tWo-baggcr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07

matching straw flowers with nose
wells and they carried fan-shaped
bouquets of blue delphinium and
bachelors buttons.
Bridesmaids were Misses Marie
UppercO, Westminster: Peggy Arti-
giana, of Baltimore, and Dorothy
Wade and Ruth Ann Wolfe, Sails
bury Their gowns and hcadbands
were identical in style to those OF
the honor attendants, only in aqua
Their fan-shaped bouquets we're OF
pink larkspur and orchid carna-
tions.
Miss Marilyn Davis, four-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. d.
Maurice Davis, Salisbury, was the
flower girl. Carvel DoWncs, Ran
dallstoWn, was best man UshcrS
included Richard Linton, Aldan,
Pa; Frederick Huback. Staten Is
land, n. Y; Norman Sunshine, Bal
timore, and Norman Davis, Sails
bury
A reception was held in the Me
mortal room of the church. After
a wedding trip to Cleveland and
Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Whcatlcy
will make their home in Mt. Airy.
Mrs. Wheatley, a Wicomico High
school graduate. has completed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07
Swanton Is Winner
Over Bayard 4 to 3

Dick Reckner's triple in the 9th
inning scored Odell Warwick with
the run that gave the Swanton
Dodgers their 18th consecutive vic
tory in a Mt Top Baseball League
game Sunday at SWanton, defeating
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07

three years in Western Maryland
college
Mr. Whcatlcy graduate Of
Western Maryland college, has
completed one year in Drew uni
versity, Madison n. J. He will
attend Westminster Theological
seminary next fall He is pastor of
the Prospect Marvin Methodist
charge, near Mt. Airy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07

Charles Mcintyre arranged the re-
union. Plans were made to meet
again in 1860 with Mrs. Mosscr as
secretary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07
Bayard 4 to 3.

Bayard to g.
Warwick singled TO open the
ninth, his third single in as many
trips, and crossed the platter ON
Reckncr's hit, breaking a 3-3 tie
and giving Bobby Raines his sixth
consecutive pitching triumph
Raines yielded three hits in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07

Prime Minister Nehru of India
told Nugoslavs he believed in in
dependence for all countries and
the democratic system.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-07-07

Guiding a triple and double and
struck out IS, upping his seasons
total TO % in six contests.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
TODAY IN MEDICINE !.
Sewoge-Filled Potomac
IS Carrier of Diseases

requested budget for fiscal 81
states. which they (the ambu-
lance drivers) can command
when they arrive upon the scene
where their services are needed
depends upon how they are
dressed"
And uniforms also would pro-
duce esprit de corps" among
the drivers. the department feels.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Dr.. Lippitt to Speak

Problems in human relations
training will be discussed by DR..
Gordon Lippitt Of the National
Training Laboratories, at the
American Society Of Training
Directors meeting tomorrow at
1880 pm. in Room los of the
Archives Building.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
W.T.. Pope to Retire
From u. Service

Wesley r. Pape. Army Corps
of Engineers employe. has re-
tired after 26 years Of Govern
ment service as b civilian and
soldier.
Mr.. Pape, who retired two
years ago as @ colonel In the
Army's active reserves, was pur-
Evening star., 1955-09-11

chasing and contracting efncsF
for the Corps Of Engineers for
the last two years. He Is . vet
eran Of both world wars.
He began his Government ca
reer in 1918 as mail clerk In San
Antonio. Tex. Later he served
with the Army Department. the
State Department and the Once
of Price Sterilization. He was
chief legal ofilcer for the Army
in Berlin after World War II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
WAITRESSES

white. experieneea
oY,ly. Apply KIKI-THE OAKS
RESTAURANT. 1918 wisconsin ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

nd aSsS ic sodd eaRs as
the public. Permanent position: s.
day week: company benefits. Apply
personnel once, 3rd Q. EQUrTA.
R IGls LIFE INSURANCE Co, sie
ToBAaCo CLERK, full time. exper.,
refs: good salary, Decentralization.
ether benefits, Apply in person
MMa41sAreosSs pHasM astsF i Il pGSa ca
T ans wne eaperiien mS with electric
IBM-PSM; 40-hr. wk.. b-day wk.:
salary commensurate with ability,
UNITED PRINTING SERVICES. $40
r s9asHhs T. ability SMt to answer Dion.
pleasantly. Small. eong g s once cin..
soos pay. LION sgT rlSh soiso aSG
New York ave. NV. MA. e-105S.
TYPIsT. fast and aeeurats: air-eon-
ditional real estate once: 5-day VII.
Top salary for QuAlifled. person. age
20.4o: Call Mrs. Mccauley for appt.
T. n. LERNER 4 CO.. 640e O.. ave
9 asoo 8 s.f Rlsss sr ana I'd ~ q
airiines arm: 5-dsy week: good
s.artings ISL sSadIary: airline privileges'
TYfisT. white. 50 w.p.n.: 5-day,
4o-hr VIZ. no exper. necessary;
ihao.sMiE IeSGpMnHRNeTF CO. lis
Kalorama I'd. nv. 80
TYRIST, under 40, for perm. POSI-
ton with established organtza-
tion. Pleasant surroundings, mod
eyn air-cond, once and GQod
chance for Advancement; 371a.hr.
week. Apply NORTHWESTERN
NATL ms. CO.. S12 woodward
TYSiPPihs;r-cLERK. experienced: ave-
day wk..- permanent position: sal
4 nTy. SS9; BANKKRSe MwIuAL
Bldg. 18th and 3 NV. ~
TYPIsT-CLERKs 5-day week: hours
$50 to 8; general once work. Ap-
ply bet. 10 am: and Pm. HOUSE,.
INC. 1225-27 II Of. me-. Ii; e.
TYPisT-CLERK. high school gradu-
ate with some knowledge Of short
hand desirable. under 35. Per-
manent position. 6-day. SIN hour
week. Paid vacations and hospitals
zatton and surgical dement's. BOX
3a6-R, Star. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

PREss OPERATORS 52J. expert
eneed and 2 starch markers, ex-
perienced. Apply Mrs. Schafer
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1897
RHcfEPTioNIsT-rYPIsT, for school.
5 days, $3.50 to B; age .20-40; ex-
ceilent salary for right person.
AID 4-4S77. 81
RECEPIiONisT, new NV. beauty
salon: attrac.. under 80, must have
personality over phone: sal: open.
Call RIA. 3-968o or OIL. '4-54sl.
RECEPTIoNTsT TYPIsT, expert
encet: optical once exper. helpful.
not essential: steady position for
steady worker: salary acc. ability:
q days. o 70 8. Write history. age,
etc. Position now open. Boz 3ol:T
RiEscsEEPTIoNIsTs-An kinds OPEN
ines: tel. oprs. With typins; hotel !
PIX with typing, $50 wk. See Miss
Evans and Miss DODGE at BOYDe,
cor 10th ana q SITS. NV. Ma. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

MAN. retired: 10 work II
store from g to 10 In the morning
state age. last place Of employment
Refs. Boz 2f5-T star. ga
LARGEST AUTOMOBILE FIRM Of
its kind In the city Is looking for
. man. young enough to learn, old
enough Tor good JUDGMENT. KnoWl.
Of collection heipful, not nee. Am
Good startsing ssiray, bonus. sS vaes.
ton and other company benefits.
Fer excel. future and steady and
eatlsfylng position. can Mr.. HER
son. Dk. 2-470O. Isl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1885 2Ist ST. NV. --a0
Observation-Disclosures

Age 20 to SO, white. Christian;
secular or full-time serviee; excel
lent working conditions and oppor-
tunity. Apply Box 1T. Star. 81
CLERK-TfPiST, under 80, for In
teresting position In circulation
departments Of newspaper once.
Paid vacations. disqualification. life
insurance and many other company
b bp . s.day 4 ~ o ysek. cssao
CLERK-TYPIsT, 1880; experienced
preferred but not necessary; high
school graduate; atr-cond- once
and many company dement's. Phone
CLERK-TYPIsT. fulnllment depart.
r sn. E II ESrle1Tias fOr
young. ambitious girl willing 10
learn; 4O-hour, 5-day week. air
conditioning: vacation. insurance
end and nospltaltE9aatisoan paid. Cali Mdis'
CLERK-TYPIsT. salary dependent
on experiences; aee ~ 70 36i 5-day
1855 25th st. NV. -
CLERk-TYPlsT. white. Is to 35. fol
ger eral ONCE work. See MANGuM
ut 1926 Gem. ave. NV. -
.CLERK.TYPIsTs. under 50, Per-
manent positions. will consider be-
sinners. $3.50 AN. to 4:45 pm.
annual and sick leave; nen-profit
sra H. E ESufrA HsLISnf IirE o H.
SURANCE Co. St0 14th st. NV
CLERK.TYPisT. for general once
work, with knowledge of bookkeep-
ing preferred: under so; 5-dAy WI.
eonv for GeofketoWn resident: $50
to $50 depending on experience.
CRll Pc. 3-3151. ask for Mrs.
Connor. go
CLERK-TYPIsT. young lady. for
permanent position in large down.
town jewelry store: 6-day week.
good starting salary many COM
pany benefits. Apply In person 10
Mr.. Davidow, BATES JEWELLERS.
901 y ST. NV. 20
CLERK-TYPIST. fast. accurate with
figures, pleasant personality, knovl-
edge. Of Mimeograph. Addressograph
helpful. work varied. 5-day week.
pleasant working conditions. En-
ploye dement's. National trade asso-
citation. For appt.. call FE. 3-lb36.
CLERK-TYPIST
Experienced, under 30; new air
conditioned once. group hoepitali-
cation, 6.dAy week; salary to start.
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Exper.; many positions ayaiiable:
WashinetoF's better restaurants;
npiySWAsHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSN. zoos Eye st. NV. -3u
GIRL to work in employees. cafeteria,
once near downtown: state exper.
and salary desired. Box 14SS,T.
LADIES ts, needed at once, part.
time Xmas sales. work. CAL Mrs'
Drake personnel manager, pI
LADIES' SaS to sell Christmas cards in
spare time: big commissions: No
experience nee; nothipg TO invest.
You can earn up 70 $40 Wkly.
comm. Write at once for SAMPLES
on approval LIBERTY BELL, Dspe.
49,. $50 Greenmount ave-. baito..
ACTIVE, ALERT WOMAN to sen
!Ssaaden,oiseiIe' write BELLEcRAFT,
1IIBI Eighth Ave-, New YORK u.
WOMAN, white. bet. As and %. re-
liable, i've in, take care Of 6-wk:.
old baby and L hsgi saiafs' re1ei'
WOMAN, $40. exper. in gen. once
work; good typist. some dietapnons
Uastest model, no shorth2nd; De
day Wk.: group hosp. Dement'S, ens
nual and SICK leave. Phone S MR.
j KIRgY, Bet $3.50 FLO s Sssv. 1D. 81 a snd
80; in%sd app SRsn,ns' as dancs IN
structors. Suii time, Rapid cd.
yaneement TO executive positions
with high paying salaries. Appilt-
cants should be neat, peTsonaeiS
and INTELLIGENT, and have nsturai
S SaIssns 5s sSalasy sr 6Rn6 s isss e.
WorE Ave n ~ -3u
|PAkf TINE. young lazy. ssnsrei
NJ sunday work. COLONIAL DRUG.
paa1Rlf a lSsh S. sRREiTEsLApY. 1886;
I H9psSSshs pp " Wa HHs GSsoRgET
SHOP. 1I05 r st. NV. ask Tor Mr.
|pEMssMs kanSSiRnN POSITION for refined.
pleasant lady, who can assume re-
;;gonsaEigg; SRs ssssl.oSS pss geaI.
MsS ST lis ssar' ehildren's school
hrs. can be profit hrs.i Present
AVoN's fan gift line e your
neighhors. Call now. d.. 7-022la.
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work
THE Quality SHOP. 3o2s Wilson
e SISSi; HOME sAAiND BOARD plus SALE
ary for white woman under ID -
housekeeper for email 3-hedrm. apt.
Sat. and Sun. otf. Box 180.T, SUB:
COLLEGE GRADUATE
n you are 21-2s years, and inter.
esfed In Q responsible position -
which you viii use initiative and
Judgment In handling people and
problems can MISS ABEL. Ma.
S-l4i2, ESQ to 8. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
hELp-WoMEN
SALESWOMAN

with managerial experience IN
dresses: excellent salary. pleasant
working conditions. KRAnNKR'a.
14th st. and Columbia I'd. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
SALESWOMEN.

SALE6WOMEN
Thoroushly expeTienced; fun or part
| time: nne sp0rtswenr shop.
CASUAL CORNER -
ID. 7-sSoo EN-. 2-Ssg4o
lSEAMsTkEss, experienced on up
holstery work: also might consider
learner, Apply DRAPkRS co,
1899 Fenuick ct. ne. --3O
sEAHfsTREss, for smart speciality
shop. specializing N coats, suiti
thc u 5iiSss expss. Daily sftSr isso
/ 1851 Fenten st.. Silver spE, Nd.
IsEANSTRESS, white; please do not
apply II not thoropghiy experienced
on custom draperies. 40-hr. week:
permanent. Cali NO. 7-2442, $50
4 to D pm. -
lsECRETARY.AssT. - For profess
/ sional once. Cal UN. 4-4950
/ 8 am. to 5 Pm. weekdays. 81
isEChR1ARY for church. Protestant
1 b 70 B, 5-day week. general once
woik; pleasant, SURROUNDINGS, chal,
ensing opportunity. Phone Ii
1 3-3A6I or LA. 6-Sl72. 20
SEQ nETARY Local ofiice Of nation.
| ally known company; good short.
hard and tipping but no experience
Necessary; 5-day week, no SstnI'
days csss nperal e smD,oye eenfn BiSS
Phone Ex. 3-305O. -29
SECRETARY for radio, TV execu-
tive once. Beginning Job with op-
Dor. for advancement. Some pre-
| yious secretafial experiences helpful.
| Shorthand ana good telepnone man
ncr required. See Miss Ferguson
| NATIONAL BROADcASTING COM
| PANY. Room lO0-F, sheraton-par k
Hotel. 80
SECRETARY. young lady. good ty,-
/ pist, reasonably good at shorthand,
WAC may now oe WORKING as 2
lob With 8 variety Of work and ep-
portupity. fer personal initiative.
| b-day, 40-heur week. Permanent.
| Starting salary. $3.50 month. Con-
| fidenfial. Box 306-T. Star. $50
SECRETARY. age 22-35; 5-day wk.
new air-cond. ONCE in 44O0 blk.
wisconsin ave. NV; perm. pos.
With life insurance company; start
ing income. zzoo ne. r 5sMt aa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not Is:
sential, however. shortnane mus,
salary and working conditions
Reply BOX 23e-T. Star. IS
IsECRRrARY for real estate ONCE
1 Requirements, typing and short,
| hand. Salary open. Apply THADEN
REALTY CO., 1222 Conn. ave-. Ma
S.2O75.
SECRETARY for sales engineers IN
air-cond. College Park once: typing,
shorthand rea.i salary. $S.200 y.
$50 SsS4S, sac s4E E 2; pkKrEs.. typ.
ists, PIX oprs., ofe.. mach. oprs
| ATLAS AoCy.. 1890 n. x. ave. nv:
OPPORTUNITIES IN centrally located
mndERNf cSoSHiasSuyL LYTiAiNHTSs INC. Suite
| 300, 1406 q st. NV. -.
sEcRETARY-PUBLIc RELATIONS
lRxcellent opportunity with medical
organization AZ least years ex.
pefience required. Approximately
"a days paid vacation per yrs SICK
leave provided II needed. Full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

SHOE SALESLADY
Experienced In hitting ehildren,s
shoes for new store; NELLISoaAAN's
street NV. near Metropolitan The-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
ACCT. CLERK

Permanent position handling acets.;
receivable ledger. Fiye-day, 4o-hr.
week; no Sat. work. Appropriate
experience and ability to type are
required. 20-3s years of age. Sal
ary commensurate with experience.
Apply Personnel, Room sos; open
weekdays 1905 and Sat. 9-12.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1,n, As aryr ~ III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29

1 1.sA0A
age 1872. leasant personaDie
Sennk nay VIC = sooo Iyplst
some sonege oeckeLonno preterrea
.n.sIesslne woIk N pieasans su ns
I'm ~ s'
H-..,.~,.n,o,.+ u,r.tox,aa-
GOV6IlIIl6IlL employees
Tnc,,ronna rn,,sro1v
4IlSuI dIlCc OOiIlpdily
18th AND I SIS NV.
~1Not Sovsinmeat Agsncg
Please Abby ~ 81. kntranse
- -z1
REs1DENf MANAGER. for neY atl
eonaitionea Iurnlsneq apsrtmenl
pniiollg' centraLX ioeatsa. l ns
Writs guaIncatlons, avaiiapn I,
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HELP-woMEN tcens.l

ALTERATION WOMAN. experienced
cnly. for fine woman'S apparel
shop; permanent: excellent salary.
CLAIRE DRATCH. 521b Wis. ave.
NV. OIL. 4-72e2. 80
ASSISTANT B00KKERRER, age 1s-
35' must be experienced with type
writer and adding machine; 5 days.
40-hr. week Must work Thursdays
1889 to o. and SATURDAYS, $3.50
70 9 Wed: on. Apply WHELAEs
cc9RssET SHOP. 1lo6 T St. 1;w.'
Asst. Secretary, $375
JANE BuRcH. I'm. 226. Bond Bldg.
Pc
BANK BOOKKEEPER
Burroughs bookkeepins m aehine
operators. experienced. 5-day week.
Free retirement and insurance plan,
4R5s4 cos 1890 il IS NV n0s si
LIE isTupio. Was Mnshinrt nanif Bds..
10th and New York ave-. Ma.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. full or
part time. Apply In person. RU-
BtNO. 1868 Conn. ave. NV. 80
BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST
viii pay top salary: 6-day Nk.,
hours 3 to o, DAVID HAIR STYL-
ISL. 1889 NJ st. NV. 20
BEAUTIClAN, licensed, no exper.
nee: new modern salon; NV; top
salary. Oh. 4-54Sl or RA. $4,000.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immediate
opening In Arlington. Va. EMMA
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, ton salary
Phone. JU. 9-9530. 80
BEAUTY OPERATOR, white, exper..
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and Sunday. Herndon 25s. SO
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BOOKKEEPER- CLERK
For auto agency with tipping experi-
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lent opportunity for advancement.
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Rosenthal Chevrolet Co.
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B00KKEErING MACHINE OPER-
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