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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
FRAMINGHA

welcome home" GilbertI
Master Gilbert Bernard for
the past several months has
been residing in Maine; but
beingg the bright up and
coming youngster that he Isl
10 was found that scholastic
ally he was way ahead of his
class. 5000. he has returned
to resume study at what would
haVebeen his Alma Mater :
Warren Cakes School. The
Small Fry are very happy in
deed to have him rejoiin their
ranks.
When Little Elaine Tucker
reached the 3-year-old plateau
a few days ago, she was
guested at a party given by
her MMother, Mrs. Dorothy
Tucker. Celebrating with her
were Zebra Saunders, Karen
and Roberta Johnson George.
Debra, Ethel and Jonathan
Tynes, Jeanne Adams and Mel
iSSa RosSer.
She enjoyed her friends,
her gifts and the party re-
freshmentS but was terribly
elated over blowing out the
candles.
Mrs. Walter johnson was
hostess at a prenatal shower
for the heir apparent of Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer Odoms. Mrs.
Odom received many pretty
and useful gifts which were
brought by Mrs. Helen Glenn
entS, Mrs. Bertha White. Mrs.
Fowler, Mrs. Gertrude Adams,
MMiSS Esther Clements, Mrs.
Arnold Christopher, Mrs. Phil
lip Brown, Mrs. Lucille Magrass
and daughter Jeanette, Mrs.
and Ada Fontes.
injoying an evening of cards
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Butner Jr., on last
Saturday were MNfiSs Pearl
Jackson, Mrs. Dorothy Yancey
of Natick, Mrs. Fannie Butner.
Mrs Helen Clements, Mrs.
Mary Fowler and Mrs. Flo
renee West. A delicious repast
was served by the hostess. Mr..
Thomas West and Mr.. william
Yancey dropped in later to
home.
Continuing in the sick list
are Rose Clements and Mrs.
Bertha Wormley. Added there
to has been Mrs. Florence
Jackson whose condition has
neceSsitated confinement to
the house for several days.
Comfort and the alienation
OF pain is wished for all.
Visiting her daughter Mrs.
Helen Clements and family
briefly last week was Mrs.
Mary Stuart who came up
from Peabody. Mrs. Stuart is
looking extremely we'll and
motivating wonderfully despite
her "a years. She was accom-
panied by another daughter
Mrs. Gertrude Jackson.
See you at the Xmas Party
December 22nd, Civic League,
7 Pm. Sponsored by the Pro-
to Club for the children.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
Mrs. Daisy H.
Robinson

Final rites for Mrs. Daisy
Hodges Robinson were held
Thursday Dec, l at the CHS
ohm Chapel, Columbus ave,
with the Rev. Walter C. Davis,
pastor of Charles ST., A.M.E.
Church, conducting.
She was graduate Of
Bryant and Stratton School,
was secretary if Neil and
Parker Real Estate Inc, New
York, secretary at Florida A &
M College, Tallahassee where
she was married to the late
Frank Robinson.
She retired five years ago
and returned to her former
home in Boston where she
resided with her sister, Mrs.
Anna Hodges Brown, 70,
Camden street.
More than 800 million
pounds of fruits and berries
are used in the manufacture
of jams, jellies and preserves
each year, Strawberry jam
and grape jelly are the two
national favorites.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-12-17
WEST MEnEnRn

Pastor Oscar G. Phillips Of
flciated at the beautiful but
modest church wedding of
Mrs. Gwendolyn Madden OF
this city to Mr.. Chester Hardy
OF Newport, Rhode Island.
December 10th, last Saturday
afternoon, at Shiloh Baptist
Church.
The bride is we'll known
here. She Is the daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver Newton,
founder of the La Newton
School of eBauty Culture and
is an instructor on the Boston
Salon staff. The groom is as
ISOLATED with interstate trans
portation with Manual Bro
theirs of Newport. His Best
Man was Mr.. Alfred jackson
Of that city. The bridesmaids
were Sandra and Diane Mad
den and the bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. Phil
lip Oliver.
Miss Mildred Henderson was
SoloiSt, assisted by Mrs. Coral
Yancey Alexander, organist.
A reception at the church fol-
lowed the wedding attended
by the family and relatives of
the popular young couple.
A capacity gath aying of
ladies, some from as far dis
slant as Illinois, filled Shiloh
Baptist Church, Dec. II, last
Sunday at the 1880 Am. and
first Shiloh Women's Com
munion Breakfast. And all
the ladies were thrilled at the
spiritual messages of guest
speaker Mrs. Walter Harvey,
president of the Mass. Coun-
Gil of the Baptist Woman'S
Mission Society. All of the
women who participated, in
Guiding the fine catering SER
vice, are to be commende.
The Women's Communion
Breakfast promises to be a
fine annual affair.
Shiloh had another guest
at the regular morning wor-
ship service. The Rev. Mr..
Isaac c. Parsons, pastor of the
Stewart town Gibralter Cir
cult Of Jamaica, B.WI.,
preached the Shiloh sermon
last Sunday. A learned lee
turer of theology, the Rev
Mr.. Parsons is a past chair
man OF the Jamaica Baptist
Union and is now serving on
the Executive Board. The day
also marked the installation OF
former Shiloh assistant pas
tor, Rev. Henry c. Brooks to
the pastorate of st. Johns
Church, Woburn.
The service was attended by
the father Of Mr.. Brooks, q
clergyman in his own rights
who came up from Virgins
to deliver the semon. Sgt
Charles Ledbetter was so in.
spired by Shiloh's fine pro.
gress he poined the church
through Christian experience
Among other visitors were tht
representatives of the follow
ing chuches at the Commu-
Mon Breakfast: Christ Tenn
pie, Bethal AME Methodist
and Columbs Ave AME Zion
church OF Boston, New Hope
OF Winchester, st Johns of
Woburn,, Glendale Baptist OF
Everett, Emmanuel Baptist of
Maiden, Grace Episcopal and
Trinity Methodist of Medford,
IEt. Paul'S and Union Baptist
of Cambridge and representa-
tiyes from churches from New
York and Illinois.
The Rev. Elizabeth Miller,
director Of the Mass. Baptist
Contention department. of
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01

FOR RELIEF due to fungus infection
ana in proper cases from symptom itching
Mex Edwards Co.. Valley, Wash
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01

MAKE YOUR OWN 7. v. antenna. Complete
plans, Csc coin. Lassen Electric, Isle, MINI.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01

SIOP rectal Itch IN tive minutes with my sys-
senl Guaranteed George Edwards, Box $50,
Livingston, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01
BUILDING MATERIALs

GALVANIZED steel corrugated roofing. Long
Ife-low cost. Write for low prices. Midwest
Wire & Steel Products Company, 535 So.
Concord st. S.. St Paul, MINI.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01

MODERN Dry Building Logs, Squared or
Planned Round. Rough or planned lumber.
Pierson Wood Products Co., Box 201, Buffalo.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01
STOYE REPATRS


NEW AND USED oiIfie1d pipe, various sizes
available. Also used drilling TOOLS Oilfield
Supply Co.. Inc, Oilmont. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SAIE-Apartment house and trailer court,
completely furnished and modern. Six acres
ground, deep well, also city water, all in good
condition. Box 142, Manhattan, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01

ZIP LUBRLBARS CBeeswax) for dragging sur
faces flatironS, needles, saws, skis, sled rum
nerss etc. Prevents clothes from freezing to
lines Waterproofng of woodwork, shoes. Sample
bar Csc giant size bar $780, Postpaid. Hesse-
Hng's Apiaries, Potosi Wisconsin
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01
PHOTO FINISHING

i EACH 8 exposure ron Csc, each 38c. Jumbo
prints dc EACH each exposure roll 35e, IL ex-
posture roll Soc. Copy favorite photo and 10
glossy bills 65e. 3 SKI engagements soc, a
8x10's $1.O0 Summers Studio, UnionvilIe. MO.
KING SIZE OR CONTACTS, per roll of or
less. doc; over 3, Sc each. Extra prints Sc each.
PAX Photo Service, Box 1913. Spokane, Wash.
12-EXPOSURE ROLLS 39c, jumbo prints Guar
aIteed work. day service. Lincoln Studios,
Dept. G, Box 10. Lincoln, Nebraska.
ROLL developed and 8 prints CSC. Smart Photo.
Winona, Minnesota.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01

WATER WELL PIPE-New ~. So and 6,
black and galvanized Oilfeld Supply Co., Inc.
Ojimont, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01
SCHOOLS

LEARN AUcTIONEERING Terms soon Worlds
largest school Students sell real sales. Don't be
misled Free cataiog. Reisch Auction School,
Mason City, Iowa.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01
SEEDS AND PLANTS


FISHERS NEW Rocky Mountain Hybrid to-
mato. Extra early. Originated by us for a
short growing season Send Csc for package
of seed and our free 1855 cataIog of hardy
vegetable and flower seeds, fruit trees and
plants. Fisher Seed & Nursery CO.. Belgrade
Montana.
BELVIDERE (Kochia) grows like weed; it is
a weeds 20e6 protein, grows wild under
inches of rainfalls also grows on extremely
alkah soils. pounds per acre 40c per pound
in 30 pound bags. For experimental information
Write G. A. Rietz, Box 555. Aberdeen, S. Oak.
BUY MONTANA Hardy AlfaIfas, CIovers and
Grasses. Ranger Grimm, Cossacks HardiStan
and Common. Pasture mixtures, a speciality.
Direct to the farmer at lowest possible prices.
Write for descriptive cataIog now. Montana
Seed Company. Bozeman, Montana
STRAWBERRY & RASPBERRY PLANTS Large,
healthy. fresh dug plants for spring planting.
Write for price list. McNeaI Berry Nursery
Hamilton, Mont.
FOR SALE@Registered Ceres and Thatcher
wheat and Titan barley seed w. C.. Raffer,
Harlem, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-02-01

WANTED TO RUY-Early Montana books and
pamphlets: State condition and price. Box 1929,
Great Falls
Evening star., 1955-11-03
HELP WoMEN

SECRETARY for architect: attrac.,
expef. on IBM. Exec,t eonFenial
ONCE, 5. days; $4,000. ABBEY PER-
SoNNEL 1883 Eye st, NV.
SECRETARY for G. P. A once.
and financial reports. b-dAy week.
SAP sslsEy * Cpsn ,,as., sT 5.2iSd - q !.
secretary. "as sa.usS s6.ss. So dcod % sE1Orthsnd
and. accurate typing REQUIRED: q
week paid vacation ist year, Good
starting salary. Air.cnndltioned Of.
fieeg. Convenient downtown lncA-
tton. Call MRS. URE. pI. 5-4le2.
sECRRTARY, 70 sales manager Of
nsw-car deaisrshIp IL Alexandria
W.. Interesting ppsttion assisting
busy executive: 40-houf week, paid
vacation and other employees bene-
nts; oV. 3-oa50. MR. BATTEN-
sEScaRkTARY = s-day sk.. I-Eirl
once. salary eosapensprate with
sirl under IS. Cal Mr., DALTON.
sacRETsAiRpTass REETIsipa = seIsc, OPENINGS.
colleEe Girls, top positions. See
GRACE DUNN. 1871 @ st. NV
sEcRETARY. airport to $500. Po-
ToMAc EMPLs, ell King. Alex.
sscRGTHRsY. 8. Arl., sa75. PoTo-
sscR2fARY, scSSefiARY Duke ST.. mature. SOS
up. POTOMAC EMIL, ge1i King.
Alex, KI. 0-5065
SECRETARY, Jeif. Davis hwy, $3.50.
POTOMAC KkpL., ell king Alex,
Kt. 0-5055.
lie, Starting salary. S65 per week.
bR-day week. Please write, etating
references, experience and avail
ABILITY. bog 230@B. Star. ---b
Evening star., 1955-11-03

YOUNG GIRT wanted % work n
store ana make herself generally
useful. See Miss Jeanette, no phone
calls, ALnERS ENGRAVING SHOP.
YOUNG LADY, seneral once work
and typing. Excellent working con.
ditiona and good salary. Auto ex-
perienee and resident o. Bethesda
Chevy Chase area preferred but
not necessar5. Nh LIE, Oh. -
xoSHHG LADY Tor our photosraphic
nnishing department Exper. prefer
red but not necessary. Apply IN
person. HARRIS 4 EWING STU
DIOS. 1904 Q 81. NV.
YOUNG LADIES. to sell cosmetics
IN spare time, no exper. necessary.
Can earn 500 wkiy. FOR interview,
AD. 4-50S0. call I'm. 3-a077 TIN
PERMaNEkT part-time typist. gen.
feffed, paid vacations and holidays,
Ils30-4:3Q, 5-day week. S3I 25.
til AMBITIOUS, attractive women
needed 1t once to sell AVON Gifts
In newly vacated territories One
may be IN your neighhorhood You
can earn $3.50 betnre Xmas. DII
EXTRA CASH for part-time y work,
fren the home. Phone Ho, 2-7170.f
LEARN RANKING business, al kinds
openings, PERM twhftel. meet int.
peonln. see Miss Black ak BoYpse.
cor. q and 18th. welcome.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

G.H.W., white, 1--we In. Clean, intel
lisent, with initiative; Ia faraily.
Near Cathedral. Other help. Excel.
Ftn., bath, etc. Only those with ex-
per; in nrst-class home and refs.
write Box 73-V, star. -
G.H,W., must be good iaundress.
sSccEing: I prefer one WHO has WORKED
G.H.W. and cookinsS; live IL; $50
VIZ; % Thurs. and every other
sun, Must have ref. Oh. 2-74a3.
G,H.w.- COOK, iiye in: otr Thurs.
and every other sunday. Other help
:SdRi31ia sad W. sso Sp'ssai' esI OF fn sss s.tA
HOusEKEEPRR- COOK. white, to-
order and prepare meals and man
ege help in Catholic rectory; must
be healthy and interested; salary
and Eood living quarters. Box lo9-
MAI6..iiye in; s.h.x.; lovely rm. and
local REFS, 10. g-1s47. 10
MAiD-G.H.W.; care Of school-ag
Children, live n; $50 month"; Ken
!, ,sinGscn arss, , 70. R.s43s -3
Nus y fond x 81 II children s SeM no aS5k sook.
ing. quick advancement for right
person. Salary open. OF. 2-0135.
MAID for diplomats family. main
live In. must speak Engiish. GOOD
selarZ, ThuIs- and every other Sun
MAID. Ssnsrsi hSuseWSoorik ana cook.
tnE. lisht leundry; good ref. REQ.
WOMAN F0R III CHI HOUSE W0RKI
and care Of Z children, 2 school
yeek Permanent. After $3.50. cR.
CSUP2k. live IN; general houseWorkI 1
cai enf sGSsilns so ri a rsisEsae:s EM o5SsSuirsd
C0TPLK, $3.50 mo-; experienced
cook. ,ousekeeper: houseniail-
drivtri live in. BOX 420-A, :.
wHrTR WOMAN on CouPLR, ii
erahly European, live In. Excellent
quarters. Light hCusekeepinE, plain
oSSn ocSSE,r o,;RN EN' 'v,s5 ssesSs S,o,,r .n6 eS,,.
dren, for white lady, while mother
salary: in South Arlington, Cali
siEATriEDrS q IMaHrTE LADY for infant
care and general hQpseworki sun
and bath. in new home. references
= nsesssAEya sH T1as, VII Y, S-iSs4 s,Otn.- ,n;,6 =
i've " iS safs A1 = 4sise sSt enlls assi
WOMAN. white. ase SO to 90. to
keep house for working couple In
exchange for nice rrn..- meals and
home atmosphefe. In suburbs. Mustl
have small INCOME. Call after $50.
Dunkirk b-7168. -
Evening star., 1955-11-03

M. Mr. sATpSWIN. sIif 81, asorEis
ave NV. .---3 =.
YOUNG pIEN. i6-2l, start today
mains $50 wk. part-time:: no ez.
psr. nee. Mr.. GNYbER. AD. 4-4Q9a.
AUoMoTHyE-larse suburban chsv-
rolet dealer has immediate open
fngs for honest and deueKdahie car
pQrteTs: NasnsEs srd Eciisnsss. i.p- n2-
I ~ Mr. ~ ToNs * ii iffksvh6EET. + III nc.
2427 Reedie dr.. wheaton. I'D.
AIE-RoUsD sERyIoE STATION
must @ 6s gcod wcrkeT Apply BoI.-
bINss ESQ SERVICE, 633 ~
dlebe rd., Ari.. W. no phone calls
II. s;.:.ss:s, gs.s s.. ss' 4 sE. sS sssjs
Ext. IL. S
COUPLE eolored: for : sio.s-in Elm, md; : ~
boaiE experienced; references.
eprfBS 4-6S14. ~
ExPEEIENCED RELIABLE MAN for
stock and shipping work. Must
have ecod references. W. BELL =
CO., 514 10th 81. NV. I'D
ATTRNTION--WelI established con-
stfuction company IS interested 70
employing several adyertislnE rsR.
Tesentatiyes g advertise nat.en9lls, s,,,s ~,
fncwn lSecs.a.rg. s.0asSsssii sSsnsssiii5ins applicant:
"a be trained 70 suit company
need. Remunefhtion during tram
ire period. Average income $4,000
ner nnnum. Hieh cAilpEe men Only
Hsse Fs sgEclS EEPfiEE s5os VIZ usIS AVE-.
5k TNfISlnAa Nd
KARN A. you LEARN the art 81
nrestfTe selling Youuz mem ~
yrS. and up. excellent Qppnftunity
x fo receive immediate hiGh earn
ifrs. training directly under expex.
al Ei2. 900 per year. Apply between
b and 1 n 4&01 Wfseonsin ave
Evening star., 1955-11-03
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

nspendsble; o, ne ,ezPsslsnss nsees-
MN. 50 10 As, with knowledge o.
experiences IN mems wear good
salary, pleasant surFoundinGs
Write Box 211-Bs Star. -
YOUNG MAN, with some automotive
experience to learn spedometer, re-
pairing and specialized service
work CREEL BROTHERS INC.
1911 14th st, nv.
YOUNG MAN. mech. irlcIlned, h. s,
n. Falls Church; S1.35 hour. P0-
TOMAC EhfrL., l04 East Broad st..
Pals Church, Va JE S-1:s
YOUNG MAN with knowledge 81
blue prints 70 learn eStimet tine
aud associated work with local
steel drn Write, giytng education
experience. age, expected salary
and teieptone number. BOX 472.A,
star. ----o ss
YOUNG MAN (spanish, but citiSenys
seeks jub part or fun time: kn0Ws
4 elec-s refgky. CARP paint has beer
Govt. clerk: 3 yrs. college: have
ear. YOuMAN DU. T-13lb 81
Evening star., 1955-11-03

DRUG CLERK, dag work. no nights.
SUNDAYS or holidays. ealafy open:
Apply y person. LAFAYETTE
pRggo Rgos dtkhks 1ss9 sna soszs,ssiei.n. ezs ais sor
new drugstore opening soon IN Arl.,
Hai; only part time and fun time.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

G,H.W, COOK, live in: on Thurs,
and every other sunday. Other help
employed. Upstairs rm.. pvt bath
Evening star., 1955-11-03
sITUATioNs-DoMEsTics

c0L0RED MAID desires work with
cOL0RED GIRL desires 5-day week.
g.h.w. and baby sitting: live out.
Refs. HU. 3-7170. g
C0L0RED GIRL wants 5-day week.
Non. threueh Phi. Child care, Inv.
c0LoRED GIRL, e.h.w. or child
care. Excel. refs. FREEZER BrooklAnd.
haywood areas ne. La 6-ll63;
coLoRED WOMAN desires iob as
part time and days work. North
GISE GaIiEssV; Wants Job cIesnins. day Or
oEsiSkrp s1iEl,t " Nokas SIasos; you'd N. dsy..
work, part time By the week. Can
Cof1RED GliiRL desires i,h.v. and
ch!id care, neat, live out. Lu. B.
CoioRED GIRL. general housexork
or days work; fond Of children
good reference. CO, 5-60g6:
C0L0RED GIRL desires days work
Saturday and Sunday. RA. 6-444s.
COL0RED WOMAN wants days work
or by the week. exper. lRundress
and cleaning. Refs. SP. $500,
GIRL. colored, desires job. child care
restaurant work Reference. ex-
perienee, NO. f-p20i.
C0LORED GIRL, neat. exper,:: de~
sires cleaning on Mondays. Lud.
low 4-4I3Q.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

DRUG CLBRK, day work. no nights.
Sundays or holidays. eaiafy open.
ABBY y person. LAFAYETTE
DRUGS, 18th and Eye NV. -b
DRUG CLERKS, co9meticians for
new drugstoFe opening soon IN .ATl.,
csiii S,ii wa's S2ls 5sss5i psss time and run R aps.
EpIToEIAL sT R 5.Is sEcY.:-..;Ts $3.50 9! S, I.
fzoz ny Ave. RE 7-7sso
FQgMLAIN GIRLS. e9loTed: tor
soSE sssSr' fzagHzcs Am oeai ie6s S. I9ss. az
YnCSuSkfrziIk HELP, white, top r-s ssl.
and hrs. meals tuTn.i excel. work
ing conditions. IA. 10000.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. 40-hr.
VIZ. other eenstits: good worktns
GENERAL INSURANCE
experienced. general Insurance Ex-
cellsnt position IN modern once.
co. b.11OO. I'D
GOVT. CLERKS. Housewives, etc.
Earn $50 or more wkly. TIL Xmas.
Sell S2b aliiGator handbags at
GATOR BOWL WHOLESALE bis
TEIBUToRs. 10. 4-0a30 or yu.
HANbiCArPEp GIRLS AND H0MLs
dust dnstries 1 in gSs sswine, 81 Sf .ortlns. = salss tn
etc. Apply 1918 New Hsmps6ire
s.fs s;si Sson Hda. Haas sSsauah anS y iss y1s az
HAT CHECK GIRL
Expsrisnce necessary. Apply in per-
4iso 1eesg -, S1nsh ~. rnN q Bill =
as@ Senl: A!s; Nv: e :
HAT kkPAIB AND TRIMMING
Physically disabled or retired per-
son with past millinery or hat sells
Evening star., 1955-11-03
CIERK

= AACa ah-kSWGAkASEAA = tSA4AA
National oraaniEation hae opening
for accurate t9ptst with knoNiedge
/ pf shorthAnd who likes Workins
with ngures: Pleasant Ncskliis
scras1ssIopsN ssr ss. nj. aassS. s.sps6. Ks.. /.
cLERK- FtsI gsnsrsI q once % auslss ~
Apply UNION SroRNaE CO.. 70s
cEkkk s4E12 .rTPisf. Nj y; pars- -ssms s4uesda,
and Thursdayl n publicity sec.
Press bldg CAL IA. e-0e22.
cLERK.TykisI t4s fsseafsh sei,i-
snt snt infoFrnsI srrronndinsl. fsTsen
must enjoy variety et Tespouxibii-
ifieS. Cal tA. e-zeii.
CkEnK>TYPIsT, 1890: reseasch
orr. NV. wash. immediate. per
manent, Aecurate iast typinss g
nc. te stari. ,Wo. 6-sSsS. s:s0-s.
cLERK-rxrIsz for .nasll s.asrai
strahle but not necessary. Cnu i.
CLIsRtk.fYprsr, ItfYp sxperienes pre-
feffed n Insurance department.,
for payt-tine daily. hourly pa ea-
sis. Cal Mr.. HURLEY. A1. 4-t9DDs
days: OF. 9-eSt3, svez. Appoint-
cnsnK IsnaK soqRPIsT. Ell experienced snori-.
edge of Snorthend helpfuI. SIS fer
35.houf s1eek. Box G6-B. star. 30
i3i. stenosrapher
IA ID work for national publish
ing arm Interesting work 5-dny.
35.hr week. Hotpttaltzetion befie-
lits. Convenient 10 Bethesda resi-.
dents. Abply In person Room 200,
1905 East-West hwy Bethesda,
CTERK-TYPIsT. large Insurance
company has opening In claim dept.
Tntefesting WORKING conditions. iEee
hospitalixation izlspkAnce and. otter
benefltSs 3kta hour work week. Ex-
perience desirable but net neces-
sAfixY. 1is Mcod3srd blds.. 18th
and II nfR. n.w 20 "a
cEERK.TxfIsT. SIS. secyss hkkpss.
we can place yon. TAYLOR FER.
GoNNKL. 14Oz New Yefk ave. NV.
4 s fIT TlY9U ffFUnf0rTf
Evening star., 1955-11-03
AnDTTIONS

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or 10. 9-5SsI. -
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4 CpWHTT DpTyTTyTfIWS
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On TAN; REPAIRS. "a, o-eyT.; ,E.
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n..N a..!s gsr-NeE I, " sapSs apn sor9s en e9nn
ny srss ssspe rssc SSSsnetlamn an Plnoss SdSSS SSddSSSSs
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81, Alex; We -. -. IN.
hMLgk AID BLOCK WORN - All
types oi Dgick masonry Tree egtl-
mates; call any time. 10. 2-igl6.
nprrr,Unpr r,...,... ~
neys Gan sPACH. TE. 6-203b:
= ~; reI,%Iy rysI2,n%I s aise5 pm:
CAMrENEhr, ..asN, building ana general
Iemodsling, commercial AND resi-
-9Ix -3SnxtisL ~, -. III. 9-st9W IA 6-0V5l.
CEEaAmay - .,,,sast LII LAahNGCAny MI sS,or. ,e.
WEIGH TILE SERVICE --a
sios, Walls, steps. etc, Free estimate.
Cal JERRY. Lu. 1e4756.
Flo 0cfnlan and Cfonn
AoSo1otiC aliu 3tualS
I. WORK
p9Tshes ensIs .,,i patios, nIcs, walks, retaining
ANGELO MARCUCcIO, JU. p-1T69
FT00RS CLEANED and 10 Ted. walls
ana wtndows yashed. nsint t;nss ws
prices % reas TS 4-5oss I'm 4ans9a
FLOORS sASprp ArYwHERE-7rw. ?;
jugs ri ssese3% se Jan any time oAs-n ~
fo9nm,SS o9n,SS ssaMnsy nnisned; 7c 81:
mar r ifsfStSSs,t n, Wy, aMMyR
sN' ~ 1cato'
FLOORS REFINIsHED LIKE NEW,
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Service ofncers, WIVES
ID YOU HAVE

m::. Il: sgsS,Si q, ss;E S;eii; ;,,'I r 4ss: 9,s
and Anancs yourself our X Tor 20 so
days. We Win train you to
sell real estate, close your
deals and fores you % make
Mr.. MorEan, OF. 4.7so4 for App.
HENRY A. CHESHIRE, INC,
23o3 Arlington Ridge Rd.. Ari., Va
9 MINUTES FROM PEHTA0oN
Evening star., 1955-11-03
YOUNG MAN

Hieh school graduate. 81 TO 25.
"a train In credit department Of
qId estahlished ghoiesals a; dis-
,Eies.tes Witt ss. s,nsl1s s.I i ana aus1l. .a
pecfed Starting salary In f1ret
ieffer. Excellent opportunity for
young man looking for hright fu-
ttre and security. BOZ 4z4-As star.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
OFFICE CLERICAL

Of handiins figures aeeu.
rateiy. Must be experienced. Good
advancement. LIBERAL purchase dis.
counts. Apply Mr.. stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 ? ST. NV. 20
OFFICE CLERK-CASHIER. expert.
sneed. Referenees required. Call
PAYROLL cLERK-Psrmanent I po-
sancemsnt. BiwsszIy psyroIi. A6il.
ity 10 operate. MGR 1000 and
Asnssols s,s.t s.d ia saleiss3E o9SS "a
figures. Capahie. Of learning other
duties Within the division. Are.
22-3b, b-day week. Many eniploye
e:tsc. s.Hsss ~ r Tssgs sivi sEs sd;A
ANMI. 4 & -
Evening star., 1955-11-03
HELP-WoMEN

sTEN0GRAPHER. young. Catholic,
fof national Org; empioye benefits:
SAL uependtne on qualifications,
Call RE. 7-3565, Ext, 2I4, 3
Evening star., 1955-11-03

CISHfER.TxPIST. knoViedss Of
si@nls I. k sockkkssPsns e n., !sss PssninsnIs s.sIS
Mrs. Lupo, sBLAcK19TONB FLOR
IeT. 1407 II 81. NV. -
CLERICAL. $500: no typing. GEN.
ERAL EMpLoYMENT. 1907 3 n.W.
Evening star., 1955-11-03
SITUATIONS woMEN

cAsHIER-cLERICAL WORKER, sons
knowledge typinK: morning, work.
s-ilaaee q fun time; coloFed AD.
CIK..TYFIsT, white, exper, all ofc.
routine; cap. responaibtiity; seeks
perm. pos: 5 days. JU. 9-3024,
PbX OPERATOR, student desires
active board: capable: 5 days wkly.
u 4.41g6.
any find of case. no. 2.S6sS.
sECRETAHY--Part-tifne. !. 2, 3 fun
days week, or mognings or after
moons. IA. 9-9s1a.s
TYPIST-EXPERT
Permanent position; excellent refs. /;
age 3s: $50-S65. CO. 5-4633.
YOUNG WOMAN wishes work a.
clerk. or seamStfess IN dry cleen-
MATURE WOMAN wishes to be cdin-
panion To elderly lady or SEMI
Inv living IN d. c. Light duties.
AD. 2-443i- a
Evening star., 1955-11-03
HELp-WoMrN fcent.l ]

expsrisnesd with srocery
istsr sllssas plsssans eorkss se esnd.loSs snsR
good salary. See Mr.. eiiverman al
SURPLUS eAIEs CO.. o2b FennA,
Evening star., 1955-11-03
6EOHE1AhlElp
CIERK-TYPISTS

cHESilSTRY. nab. Home Rc.
AZ Chem, yoanG SJs40g
SANY All OTHERS. ALL JOBS : DAYS
National Eanpl. Service
HOS 18Th 81. NV. at Z. Ex 3-727Q
sECRETARTAL sWfTCHBOARp or
TRAITOR. hrs. 3 70 4. MoudAf
through sat. euns. off. Apply man.
agef, a50f Cue 81. n.w.s Thurs. and
sKRyera 20 u 4rfHsRxn !. enc. 40 zpp,y
18th st. NV. ID