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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
Blessings More Bountiful
By JULIAN c. WYcHE

The modernday tendency be less to note
the advent of Thanksgiving as fall holiday which is high
lighted bv spreading the most umptuous table of the year
and then think of adjusting the budget to bring Yuetide cheer
The mainly credited to the merchants or industry
in general the proposition appears be that man gets
feeling of plenty celebration of Thanksgiving Day and
in such prosperous mood is fair prey for further over
spending his modest income
This imitation of the sense of welbeng has been melted
that the majority still trying TO pay of the bills when
another Thanksgiving rolls around.
Certainly the of Thanksgiving Day is being over
Swallowed by the commercial including the hanging
of Christmas decorations and display OF traditional lueude
lights in some localities before Thanksgiving Day
The ancient Hebrew Feast of the Tabernacle is the first
report chiefly marked to pause and give God
thanks His Blessings And in the annals OF our nation
is our oldest American holiday being initiated by Gov
Bradford of the Plymouth Colony 1920 300 years ago
Significantly and more apropros to this writing is that
President Washington in 1889 November 26 day
be aside honor the Constitution decreeing as "a day
of general Thanksgiving for the establishment of form Of
government that would for freedom and happiness
Thus conclude that our first declaration for
national Thanksgiving holiday in the spirit of political
TO His children.
until 1863 that politics taken out of the
national holiday mainly through the militant editorials writ
by Sarah Joseph Hale in this year that President
Lincoln signed proclamation to make general Thanks
Stll one should not think wholly individually when offer
ing thanks Our Maker Our day of thanks is decreed
national holiday and such it should be in which not
only praise God for His goodness TO ourselves and our lam
lilies but also TO neighbors friends and mankind
whole For all of us are His children.
This idea of collective praise Our God be Illustrated
by the ruling of Appeals Court which held that the
l. Supreme Court ruling against segregated public schools
was also applicable to the rights of Negroes to use public
facilities including bathing beaches parks and golf
courses
Irrefuabv in the following of the Divine Plan that
members Of the nations largest minority made another
stride towards gaining full equality While this mandate
may to affect many of indirectly does for it
brings closer reality the phrase in our National Anthem
which reads the Land of the Free"
SO let also this Thanksgiving Day not only express
personal gratitude to God but also give praise to Him for
blessing builders of nation which is advancing along
the path towards becoming true Democracy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
Ontario.

Ontario.
Funeral services were at
] O'Clock, Thursday at st.
Matthews Episcopal Church.
She was buried at Detroit
Memorial Park Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-26
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

From the Bible
Praise We the Lord Blessed is the that feareth
the Lord that deghteth greatly in his commandments
Psalms 112:1
Mary Baker Eddy says:
:" There is but and creation. This
creation consists of the unfolding of spiritual ideas and
their identities, which embraced in the infinite Mind
and forever reflected. These lines from the in
Intestinal to innity and the highest ideas the
and daughters of Cod."-lS&H p. 503).
Evening star., 1955-04-10

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pint. pint with sprayer.
ullom sizes as ulsvuysg
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men playing a rollicking waltz all
the way.
That night a caravan Of Gypsies
rolled into town and a great festi-
val began. Bruce sat on his piano
watching the festivities, and finally
joined in. dancing and singing.
The piano was the star of the show
and they played all night. As day
began to break. the celebrants.
cheering the "Amerikanski. lifted
the piano and carried it to the
waiting room of the railway station
for Bruce. YEARLY he waved them
good-by and curled up under it. to
await his train.
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PIANO

to a hotel and into the lobby but
could not get it upstairs. He slept
underneath and lunched on top of
it, to the great amusement of the
other hotel guests.
On they went through Ruma-
MIA and into Bulgaria. where they
had to recross the Danube. Again,
no bridge. On the other side, the
village of Rustchuk, last rail link
on the road to Constantinople.
Ride on = Raft
HERE was no boat big enough for
his piano but he found two woods
men and worked feverishly with
them to build a rough raft. All
morning they toiled. At last it was
finished. the piano loaded and they
pushed off into the swirling cur
rent, Bruce praying all the way.
They made it, found a farmer and
a wagon and rode merrily into
Rustchuk. with one Of the woods
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Strange Geinss-0n

Strange eeings-0n
WITH much putting and snorting.
amid clouds of smoke, the Orient
Express pulled in. and Bruce
woke up. He stretched, looked up
at the grimy ceiling. groaned at
the thought of a hot bath, and
then suddenly realized he should
not be seeing the ceiling. since he
was sleeping under a grand piano.
Only he wasn't. The grand piano
had disappeared from over him.
Gone. Vanished.
His dispatch case was still
chained to his wrist. His mail-sack
pillows, hard as rocks, were under
his head. But no piano.
He jumped to his feet, drawing
his Colt, and ran to the station
master. Much shouting and point
ing brought a crowd and an Army
officer who could speak some
French. As Bruce explained, the
officer began to laugh. The
angrier Bruce got the more the
officer rOared. When he could
finally stop laughing. he told Bruce:
MY dear colleague, it is ridicu-
lous to try to deliver a piano across
country like this. / can perhaps
recover it for you by sending out
my troops to scour the country
side, but it will take day at least.
Meanwhile you will miss this train
and will have to stay in Rustchuk
for another week."
The officer paused and then
added, looking meaningfully at the
dispatch case and sacks. Now
you might have more important
things to do. Would you like to
wait for your piano. or deliver
your mail and documents?"
A Salute
BRUCE thought for a moment. as
he looked at the crowd of staring
faces, dozens of eyes on his sacks.
I'm go ahead. ;" he said. but please
try to find my piano anyway"
A few days later, in Constan-
tinople. he received a wire: mo
trace of piano. The fourth battalion
salutes you"
The piano was lost. all right,
and David K. Este Bruce was
almost lost to the diplomatic serv-
ice as a result. But his record was
good, and it was admitted finally
that delivery of a grand piano was
not exactly proper mission for a
single courier and that he had
shown good judgment in not delay
ing the documents. His name was
cleared. his job saved. and a great
public servant began to climb the
State Department ladder.
But even today. the sight of a
grand piano causes him a slight
inner twinge, The End
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HELP-MEN Gent

AUTO. MECHANIC. FIRST class: o.
day week; good salary. RELIABLE
SERVICE CO.. 2047 L st. NV, Ma.
AUT0 gsALEsMAN-If you are an
experienced. aggressive auto sales;
man grab the opportunity TO sell
the hot $50 Dodges ana Piymoutns.
tion and ample floor time TO the
salesman who can meet our re-
quirements. Apply In person TO MT
Casper, BANNING & SONS MO-
TORS: IN INC, $500 Baltimore a ave-
sa5SoaksiksTrlEl lffE "a preferably cPA;
derful opportunity with Silver
Spring plumbing and heating con.
Germ. Box 424-C, star. rs
BOOKKEEPER, experienced In con-
struetion costs accounting: capable
Of taking full eharge. Give previ-
gu; s5ps,isnc e., age a1d s ssi1ry 70
BookKEEEPEER@with new car q. N.
dealer Excellent opportunity to
learn automotive accounting. Group
life, and disqualification insurance;
Paid vacation. Usual dement's, can
Mr.. MORRIS. KI; s-s025. so
BRICkLAYERs, white ,i m, non-lnioe'
tomorrow on Westpath Way in
sumner suhdiyision. Nd: -2s,
BUTCHER, EXPERIENCED, or all
around man. Top salary. Gall
no. 2-33s0. -3
CAB DRIVERS to drive for Yellow
Cab Of 5. 9. Apply In person. Piney
Br. and Flower ave-. 8. g., Nd.
CARPENTERS, trim, and floor
layers. Apply 1921 18th st. nv;
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HELpMEN

GAS STATION ATTENDANTS; two
ences. UN. 1886. -
Gas STATION ATTENDANTs-Men
TO pump gasoline and to sell oil;
no other work involved; little ex--
perience necessary: good pay and
good working conditions. Win be
in nearby Virginia. References re-
quired. Call from d pm. to q pm.
"wednesday or Thursday evening.
GROCERY CLERK, white: expert
1854 Foob MP pEsifETed s5 cF WEN a.,
Falls Church. Va.
HARDWARE DELIVERY AND SALES
Above average pay for steady,
Box CSC. Star. 80
in aecountins, preferably with
teaching experience. Please fur
nish . summary Of education and
experience Box 422-C, Star. --3
INSURANCE man with car for es-
tahlished debit. Excellent oppor-
tunity for one who wants TO ad-
vance In the business, Room 40.
ySslroR,' Married mari for exclusive
apartment Of % units: must have
knowledge Of coal stokers; excellent
Job for right party. See Mr.. Hill.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 Eye
IANITOR. sooer. steady, married; no
children. Must have heavy OIL
burner experience; good salary and
apartment. Cali HE. 4-SS09 or HE.
4-5f33, 80
yANITOR. exper.. married. and 50.
Der Attractive 1-bedrnn. apt: with
phone. From 500 to $l25 per
month depending on ability. Call
CO. 5-7f30 between 10 and 5.
JANIToR. colored, for air-condi.
TONED apartment house: must have
Enoyledss Of oil burner ns1' A.. and 1,,n Be
salary. plus apartment and utii-
ties; only experienced need apply.
k Gae MS sSifaESPpERs, WHITE. S Can
ARLINGTON HOSPITAL, ia. s.
$500, Ext. 50. 80
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HO. 2-2476

REAL ESTATE statesmen, to ioin
new once. with or without expert
ence:. excellent opportunity. ST.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, living in
Prince Georges County, interested
In commercial, Industrial or resi-
Dental selling. Gail UN. 4-l5l5 or
uN. ann. HUDSON REAL ES-
TATE CO.. 410S Edmonston I'd,
Blaoensburg, Nd.
REFRIGERATION and air-condi-
tioning mechanic; steady work; ex-
perienced. BOX 44-c, Star. 80
ROUTE SALESMAN. for established
laundry and dry cleaning route In
suburban area. 5-day. work week.
salary and comm, plus incentive
bonuses. Vacation with pay after
1-yr. service Must be sober and
willing to work. Apply Tues. thru
EatuNpt5R S& iio s Pr Eth & nv
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TECHNICAL
WRITER EDITOR

3onafide opportunity for a
capable technical man who
Is also a writer and an
editor, who knows cleo
tricity and who has actual
mechanical aptitude. Some
knowledge Of electrical APP
planes would be helpful,
but good technical back
ground plus, some en-
cheering ability are es-
Sential.
The job will be to take full
responsibility for planning,
writing, and editing a series
Of PRACTICAL instruction
manuals on servicing cleo
trtcal appliances, and will
be permanent.
Dur organization is large
enough to offer security.
small enough to recognize
your performance. You will
be in a key position. Asso-
Citations will be pleasant
and the conditions are
good. including paid vaca-
tions, sick leave and sub
stantial additional benefits.
You are invited to write us
frankly about your techni-
cal, writing, and editing
background. Our staff
knows about this advertise
li1ent.
P. o. BOX 3O46
WASHINGTON, D. G.
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HELp---MEN

SHOE Statesmen, experienced only.
permanent positions: liberal salary
and commissions. JOSEPH De
YOUNG. 1905 F st. NV. --3
sHoRT-OR DER COOK DISH
WASHER COME; white. expert.
enced: good salary. Apply at
JOHNNYiS, 500 Sth ST. Sc, II
SIDING MECHANICS tAsbestos), a;
S3,25 per hour. Apply in person,
DEE GEE ROOFING CO., 9th and
Eyarts SITS. ne. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q. 6.
terinr. graph layout and illusfrs-
tor Of technical reports for private
organization. Minimum experience
required. Salary to $4,000 per
annum. Call RE. 7-4106 after Q
o'clock today. -29
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SALESMAN-The U. 8. Slieing Ma
chine Co, Inc. has opening in
washington and vicinity. We manu-
facture o complete line Of quality
food machines for stores, restau-
rants and Institutions. Above-aVer-
age. earnings on liberal commission
basis with protected territory. Local
training and Instructive superyi-
sion. Must have good car, For in
sTEiNINo2R. La. s.io4o. SIS
SALESMAN. capable; salary and
commission: car necessary; excel
lent opportunity. splendid position.
SALESMAN. for lighting fixture dept.
in wholesale supply house. exper.
preferred but not necessary: excel
opportunity for conscientious per.
son. Apply in own handwritins'
sALEsMAN-ciothinE and furnish
s rs sPd ABBY Ps Y sa s saa5Ss
1895 H st. NV. rs
SALESMAN a., for dsu:stors work *, in
ideal for retired gentleman: good
sALEssiEN. 'Ssoo6nso ana sidinr;
sS sS e eSSPSisEaHa ooi Tgssise co
1909 Buchanan st. NV. IA. o.
sEcY.-swIrCHBoARp OPERATOR.
be sober. reliable and present fine
appearance; only exper. need apply.
See res. mSr, 1900 Harvard st.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced In fabrication.
coNNoRs. INC, 2721 Mayor I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
s s.Pss PIC ssvp Saea ESQ ssRRRRyy L
CENTER. All. Blvd, and AMMAN
SERVICE STA. ATTENDANT-Must
have local exper. and refs; 4 TO
J. shift Apply ESQ STATION.
. ,ysn ans .,J Ers Z, St; .,,, ne; 10
Utility concern. cs Il i ". $500
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. expert
enced duct work installation. Al
LrsoN s2l2 l4th st. NV. AID,
sHoE Observation-Disclosures oppor.
tlnity for experienced man. JUN
hwy. Sc. --3
SHOE SALESMAN - Conscientious
man. age 25-55, 10 At Women's
orthopedie and semidgess shoes
Excellent starting salary plus bonus.
Pine working conditions IN store es-
tablished 20 years. interested only
In man who wants permanent. full
time JOB. This position commands
respect Please give selling expert
ence. address and phone number
Write Box 23f ID. Star. Us
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when ansusTtRc advertisements
eGdressed to star bofes DO NOT
iHciose ORIGINAL references photo
graphs OF other materials OF per.
soaal palBe Copies serBe the pur-
pose Originals mas Get lost
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RADIO AND TV
SERVICE
DIAGNOSTICIAN

Can you tell others how to repair
& set II you know the symptoms
Can you a look , A. IS. sshsm .tssas di. e
cleaF up . particular complaint
II so. here is your chance TO
graduate from the ranks Of the
ordinary serviceman to Q lob with
a real ruture. 6.hour day, 6-daN
week; profit-sharing and retirement
plan, sick leave. paid vacations
etc. Call
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OFFICE MANAGER
AND BOOKKEEPER

Man between 30 and 40. fully ex-
perienced in private industry.
Duties are . portion OF the book
keeping only The usual advance
m e ss, IL 'ss p5SDsy party W,,ts sai ri;
QUALIFICATIONS to Box 2si-C. Star.
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CHEF

Wanted, head ehef-we are looking
for q man who ct present is as
sistant 10 the head chef but feels
that he could do the lob equally
well as the head chef. You will
not be required to work split
shift nor will you be asked to take
a permanent station on the range,
Supervision and instrueting will be
expected. To such an individual
We offer q good salary 10 start.
Give full resume to Box 11a-C,
star. -29
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Parking Attendants

Parking Attendants
Experienced. f1l or part time; good
s Ser. pow sS.resi fYHsRixIMNd6i GA "a.
RAGE, 1e2 10th st. nv. 80
PHARMACIST, fun or part time.
Apply to BOX 224-C. Star. II
PHARMACIST; two nights and al
ternats Sundays. ALRAN TOWERS
PHARMACY. 800 Mass. ave. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. coupon agents.
callers and proof passers. Apply
ROBERT STUDIOS. 22i7 Nichols
p HSsi ss w ieslI Hnr1pEn 50 pro.
sressive small studio needs inteihs
sS a. N Eaits s..si rlnsle WILLING to
PIUMBERs a.. With jobbinr ex.
perience, good references. and
ready to 90 to work with long -estab-
lished tobhing shop. Offering steady
employment and company benef1ts.
apply In person, 4 to 5 pm, 1918
PoRTER. young for sensrsi clean
ing and stock work. STANDARD
DRUG CO., 1920 Minnesota ave.
PORTER, references. Nd. drivers
sry. RIGGS MANOR PHARMACY,
1913 Agsr rd.. Hyattsyilie. ND
help. for drugstore. FuIi time. REFS
ssggpalggu.iGnv p ssse AK, WESTERN
No phone calls. 80
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pORTER

With local reference; 1s.sSs Apply
NV. -3O
PRESS HELPER, Offset experience
helpful but not necessary. Apply
AIS 18th st, s.W $50
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SALES MANAGER IA.

Age $3.50. with car. TO train for
manasement position In direct SELL
can earn about $50 per week while
learning. Phone Mr.. Young. MA.
S-73b6 to arrange interview. Salary
and commission discussed at inter-
viAV
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SAI,ESCI,ERK

or retail tobacco counter
experience will qualify. PeTma-
nent position. 5-day week; age,
25-45: white. Apply 10 Am. %
, pm. WASHINGTON TOBACCO
CO.. 1915 3rd st. ne. -3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

Age 20-35 Excellent opening in pro-
gressive downtown mortgage COM
pany for accurate typist. Must
have aptitude for figures. Paid va
cation and sick leave, many COM
pany benefits, Apply FREDERICK
w. BERENS, INC. lI22 L 81. NV.
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STOCK CLARK. experienced hard
ware or automotive preferred: high
school education necessary: salary
$3.50 pm. Mr. LEWIS. no. 2
TELEPHONE IIIIi SOLICITORS for chill
dren's appointments wanted By
established photographer on Con.
necticut ave. Also experienced
wedding solicitor. Call Al. e
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CLERK-TYPIST

LARGE REAL ESTATE
OFFICE DESIRES FIRST
CLASS CLERK TYPIST. 3Tla-
HOUR WEEK AMID PLEAS
ANT SURROUNDINGS, OF
F1CE AIR CONDITIONED.
SUBSTANTIAL EMPLOYE
BENEFITS. THIS Is A PER-
MANENT POSITION WITH
AMPLE OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT, CALL MR..
GRIFFIN OR MR.. THOMP-
SON. MA. S-2112 FOR IN
TERVlEW.
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PAINT SALESMAN

To call on painters and maintenance
trade. and also for inside work.
Must have refs. Apply W. r. WIN
SLOW CO.. 922 New York ave. NV,
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THE EVENING STAR

60 aA' ~ 49,
orc. CLK.-TYPIsT: st. $50 mo.
ALLEN % BRIEN Personnel Service.
14Q4 N. Z. ave. RE. 5-72SO,
OFFICE BOY-Apply in person. THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS. Room $40.
star Blds., 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
OFFICE MAN FRIDAY. white. az
-, Sales. shipping. stock duties,
Capable running business. Good
pay AMES CO., 1895 H ne. Ii.
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MEN ~
NOW UNEMPLOYED WITH
WORK At ONCE, ExcIf:
TIONAL EARNINGS. APPLY
THURSDAY 10 AM. SHARP.
NO OTHER TINE.
APPLY ROOM 2o6.
1911 II ct N W

o. OF MD. AGRON0MIsT with ma.
jor and VoAg.. crops or soil: not
over SO. or subject to draft: and
interested In selling, leading TO
MANAGEMENT by . Western Mary-
s ena hF@ app dno " SssndMrti pn ss
ing age and references to Box
MAN. 1886. with poise.
SELF confidence and experience In
handing people. 10 Join old. estab-
lished arm Of Arlington realtors.
Selling experience not necessary,
sistance Is provided. Superior in
come possibilities. For appoint.
ment, call SALES MANAGER, ia.
10000. between 10 a.n.-2 Pm.
can earn 81 80 an mr.,
white. 1918. Mr.. Champagne,
1915 Cue st. NV. AS pm, Thurs.
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TRAINEE, energetie
person. inside work, on telephone,
In rapidly expanding small loan
and auto financing field; collection
exper. preferred but not essential:
good salary; perm. position with
good future: group disqualification
and other employe benefits. FAIR
yer Spring. Md. tn. 1901. go
MAINTENANCE MAN. with class 9
engineers license for once BLDG:
must be able to make minor re-
pairs, with knowledge Of electrical
work, painting, carpentry and
plumbing: must be sober and re-
liable; none others should apply;
5:day week. hours 8 am. to 5 pm.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER, 9Th
class. THE ALLIES INN, 1903 New
York ave, NV, MA, S.0S23. so
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Laundry Route Men

LdUIIUIy nUuL6 W1oII
Be secure and earn up TO $1,000
annually. We need one man for
d. C. route, and one for Va.
route. Married. age 25-45. D.
day week Company paid yaca-
tion. hosp. life Insurance Guar
salary while training. Apply to
through Friday.
MANHATTAN CO.
1898 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
MI T.I1lf "A
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CLERK

CIVIL ENGINEER, exper. in con-
s sfe ,.r sySI. vor nov Apply NIL NTH
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HELP-woMEN lcsnt.I

BAKERY GIRL. experienced. day
work, 10 an: % $3.50 pm. Apply In
BANK CLERK te). hish school grad
yates: age IS to IS. VIII train as
bookkeeping machine operators. Ap-
ply 70 THE CITY BANK, 9th and
BEAUTY OPERATOR oman or
woman: experienced all around;
saiafy and commission. For JULES.
Alexandria. Also nianicurtst. Call
MfSs RohertS XII S-001O 30
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THE EVENING STAR
HELP WoMEN

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER e. 1855
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MESSENGER

YOUNG boy, r7-is yrs Of age. with
At least 2 yrs. Of high school, for
permanent Job IN our advertisine
dept II under - please bring
Room 603 Open weekdays. S.30-5
and Sat q-l2, No phone calls
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST

part-time position. in
long established real estate once,
located near 18th and K SITS. NV.
Hours, either 9 to I or ] to 5,
5-day week. no holidays: congenial
working conditions: salary. S35
weekly. In reply, please state
hours preferred, previous positions
held, age, number of children, edu-
cation, etc. Box 2S1-C. Star.
CASHIER, 20-45 yrs, 3 pm. to IL
pm, must have ref. and knowledge
MGR 1000 Apply managers once,
MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL, 1901
18th st. NV. No phone calls. -2s
CASHIER AND COUNTER GIRLS
for cafeteria work; good working
conditions. Call Ma. $500, Ext.
lb2, 80
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ROOKKEEPER

Girl Friday for one girl real estate
once Interesting varied duties
Must be able to work without SUI
peryision and meet peaople. 5-day
VIZ. Salary open. II qualified call
FE. 3-1372. ---3l
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