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Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Amoteur S h ow
Set for Apri1 l

MARTIN CITY-PTA met at
the schoolhouse, Monday evening
with good attendance.
Reports were given by the var
ious committees. Jerry Baldwin
urged all who wanted to vote in
the coming election and are not
sure of their eligibility to go to
the courthouse and check.
Plans were discussed for the an
nual amateur show to be presented
April /. Since the Royal theatre
has installed their new screen, it
is impossible to hold it there as in
the past, so it was decided to hold
it at the junior high multi-purpose
room in Columbia Falls.
Mrs. Don Rowles, president of
PTA, appointed Mrs. Bud Chef as
general director of the show and
Mrs. Chef picked the following
committees to help her: publicity,
Mrs. Homer Cada and Mrs. Jerry
Baldwin; selection of amateurs,
Mrs. Olaf Barbo and Mrs. George
Dever; prizes and judges, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Byrd; concessions,
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Joe With
row; tickets, Cy Tonner and Prin-
cipal Bollinger. Mrs. Jim With
row and Mrs. Bill Hoppe were
asked to direct skit.
Earlier in the evening before
the meeting, parents of first grad
ers were invited to Mrs. Willows
room to examine some tests ano
learn of their children's Difficult
ties and achievements. This prov
ed very interesting to the parents
During the business meeting i
was voted on to send letter Il
state legislators opposing Cover.
nor Aronson's school financing
plan.
Lunch was served. We hope II
see a good attendance at our mex
meeting Feb. 81.
Mrs. Don Lietz, librarian Of tn
county free library, wishes t
thank Mrs. Swanson, Whitefisf
for the books she so graciously do
mated to- the library.
Latest word from the Herman
Byrds found them having a won
derful visit with Mrs. Byrd's par
ents the o. E. Chefs, Detroit an
with the Bill Pumales, who wer
former Martin City residents an
numerous other relatives. They al
so plan to visit with George Dever
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Hold Farewell For
Mrs. Emil Cehri

HUNGRY HORSE-Mrs. Gene
Gochnauer and Mrs. AL McLauch-
lin held a farewell coffee party
Monday morning at the Gochnauer
home for Mrs. Emil Gehri. At
tending were Mrs. Ted Craft, Mrs.
Charles Simmons, Mrs. A. A.
Brownson, Mrs. Perry Crandall,
Mrs. John Vertrees and David,
Mrs. Emmett Myhre, Mrs. Leonard
Lee, Mrs. Jesse Roeschlaub, Mrs.
j. w. Patterson, Mrs. Ben Smith
and Helen, Mrs. Bud Michels and
the honored guest. Invited but un-
able to attend was Mrs. Earl jack
son.
Ivar Drovdal, Arnegard, N. Oak.
is visiting the Hildens this week.
Mr.. Drovdal, who is Mares uncle,
has recently returned from a years
visit with relatives in Norway.
Hungry Horse PTA executive
board met Jan. IL at the Jim Nc
Donald home with the following
officers attending; Rev. Leo Hin
ton, president; Otto Nordstrom,
vice president; Mrs. Neal Turner,
secretary; Mrs. Gene Gochnauer,
treasurer; Bill Macleod, publici-
ty; Mrs. Jim Mcdonald, hospitality
chairman; Mrs. Lloyd Newhouse,
magazine and membership and
Frank Singer, finance.
These meetings are held on the
second Wednesday of each month
with the next one to be held at the
Nordstrom home.
Mrs. Charles Simmons enter
tanned at bridge Jan. 13 for Mrs
Clair Brassfield, Mrs. j. w. Pat
terson, and Mrs. Jesse Roeschlaub
with Mrs. Brassfield winning high
score. u
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Greiner anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Greiner anc
family, Poison, spent the weekend
visiting the Bill Oberem and Dicl
| Greiner families.
Mrs. Emmett Myhre entertained
at bridge Jan. IL for Mrs. Charlie
Simmons, Mrs. Jesse Roeschlaul
and Mrs. Emil Gehri.
Ladies aid of the Martin City,
Hungry Horse Community Presby
terian church met Jan. 13 at tn
home of Mrs. Emil Gehri. Electio
of officers was held with Mr.!
Jerry Baldwin elected presiden
Mrs. Elwyn Tesche, vice presiden
Mrs. Ross Luding, secretary an
Mrs. Bill Sands, treasurer. Mr.
Gehri was presented bead neck
lace as farewell gift.
Next meeting of Ladies aid wi
be Jan. 27 at 1:30 pm, at the hon
of Mrs. John Vertrees, house N
IL, Hungry Horse Village. Coral
l Ladies aid are to be guests at tt
! meeting and will have charge I
: the program. All interested ladi,
> are invited.
I Results of the rifle meet he,
( Friday night with the Hung
! Horse and Kalispell Rifle clul
competing:
kalispeIl:
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21

Hungry Horse Total 1876.
There is to be a return match
between the two teams Friday eve
ming Jan. % in KalispeQ.
Flathead county members of
Lambda Chapter Delta Kappa
Gamma were entertained Satur-
day at tea at the Marcus Hidden
home. Assisting Mrs. Hidden were
Mrs. Leona Harrington, Apgar and
Mrs. Leonard Whitney, Columbia
Falls.
A program arranged by Mrs.
Charlotte Slack, Kalispell, fea-
tured discussion of NEA and
MEA codes of ethics for educators.
The discussion was led by Mrs.
Lulu Barnard, county superintend-
ent, Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Plan Fumily PotIuck
At IA. c. Church

MARTIN CITY-There will be a
family potluck dinner at the Mar
tin City Hungry Horse Communi-
ty Presbyterian church Saturday
at 6 pm.
Invited to attend are members
and friends of the church and Sun
day School and their families.
A cartoon and film is to be
shown after dinner.
Persons attending are asked to
bring their own eating service
and a potluck dish.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Rex Browns Hold
EMPLOYEES Purty

MARTIN CITY-About rs were
present at the annual dinner Civ
en- last Saturday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Brown for employees and their
families of the Rex Ward Brown
Lumber Co. of Coram.
The roast turkey and baked ham
dinner was prepared by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Luding and Marg Som
ers, who operate Sperry chalets
in Glacier.
It was true lumberjack dinner
with plenty for everybody.
After the dinner there was dane
ing to the music of Roy and Ray
An enjoyable time was had by
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Greiner Testing
Idaho Generators

HUNGRY HORSE - Richard
Greiner, maintenance engineer at
the Hungry Horse Project, left
Wednesday for Anderson Ranch,
Minnidoka and Black canyon pow
erplants in southern Idaho. He will
make generator installation tests
ION old units" for the Bureau of
Reclamation.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
New Telephone Line
For Abbott Creek
(delayed)

ABBOTT CREEK - Something
new in our community this year is
the new telephone line, which
gives phone service to the Jewels,
Hunts, Watnes, and Ralph Smiths.
We are grateful to the efforts OF
Ronnie Jewell, as he worked hard
to help get this convenience for
us.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21
Buying Glacier Motors

WHITEFISH-M. S. Rygg, Kali
ispell, former co-owner with
Norm Wallin, now Bozeman Ford
dealer, is re-purchasing the Gla-
cier Sales, Inc, who own and op-
crate Glacier Motor Co., Whitefish
Ford agency.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-01-21

brother who lives in Detroit.
Martin City Trap Line Trlppers
will dance this Saturday night. AL
newcomers, welcome.
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HELP--DoAAESTic

CUR sgsl!.. ot ne, II; iR sp..! ss:
COOK, live in. country home. Poto.
MAJ MAJ MS Ma Coed Coo s sHlsey. S Sa Syst
like children: references. Pc; 2
CS SsSz D sSiCssd 90 sns g as. ssnsral
housework; iive-in. no ironing: rs
sayst. ThhSMF" s.s "a sun on sSS TO
5;day week $50: Young sT99 m1ossp
COR rsss1ps r XIII w TSls SsST es
'perienced, for lady in country, so
miles b. C.: recent refs. REQUIRED.
q INV ri PLAIN COOKING. live in;
upstairs cond, room: $3.50
wears, settled. 81 days: $33. Ref-
erences. WO. 6-7494.. "a
R.s rand and 's sns s Sf RE ye s ri ssHpsr
civ. INV re and S care Wt Of 70 child; de-
pendable lady; live In or out: day
CIV. V small home, nearby Bethess;
Sdh'S,t c snS5sR; 6 s sssSS' Resent
lGfa ref 5I., rec COOK q, iona 81 children
psSa!EEss4 AMI 81 $ S5iSaSSE 3. cooking;
and earfare. 4 in family. NM.
G.H.W., live In, plain cook. Q chill
dren; 20 ironing: top salary y
4 sun; nice home; na Oh. 1.Sss7. a.x
thurs. %; stay . nights q i've
IN; $40. M. 8-B71i. -A
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SECRETARY

Large manufacturing concern has
early opening In local once for
pleasant, capable young lady: per
manent, 6-day, 40-hour week, RE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COLORED GIRL wishes JOB, baby
i III. Du. OF 7- ssSSaai:N0iA' 'as.
WOMAN: eoIoFed. desires dag work.
~. w i 6EsisE 5,d.y week. sr, AZ.
in ironing ct home. ". e-377s.
sOSSEsla9Sg' live out; city refs IA
GIRL. eolored. desires part time. OF
EXPER. LAUNDREsS and cleaner.
refs. ia. 9.04S6.
GIRL, coiored, wants nursemaid. Or
cleaning Of once, 3 days week;
G 5isi. b 81 asS ssc.a.w., par. or full
CoL0kED GIRL desires oEl;aav. q
eoIoRED WOMAN wants Inv.
child care; practical nursing; refs
Gill. colored. dssires, clerical, s.lss.
restaurant or domestic work, NO.
coISSSEp GIRL wants s.h.v. s.asy
week; scesd o refs. Cali until 7:so.
c III SEEosS WOMAN desires p.rn..
A AZ s!.a ;ain,, live out S-d'' week.
GIRL. solersd. hiEh school srsd..
G %Sthsr ,., hslRs .ss hv' . sH,la care
coLoREHD aYSL' day work Cleaning.
laund., care Of children. rs cents
hr,, carfare: city refs. DU. 7.7she.
EXPERIENCED COLORED WOMAN
wishes day work. TU.. 2-S295.
RELIABLE. settled colored women
wants, days work or part time cook.
c aSs slsnn' eit iSts caS S.E Mon.
throleh Friday. Refs; home NIGHTS.
GIRL desires s.h.v. and
child care: 5-day week. 10. 1-0156.
COLORED GIRL will keep children;
live in; some Inv Ii. 1861.
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Government Employees
Insurance Company

mot q Government Agency
I4th AND L SITS. NV
Please Apply at L St. Entrance
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G.H.Ws iise H.. sxpsf. yisA enii.
and every otksr sunday pk. recent
ref; $50 He. tsSsSs or ~.
HoUsEKRHPER, cook. cara Of 2 eAIi-
dren. only fully experienced with
Il. e ssf: sss L H.'s ssPgl. Must
H0UsEKEEPER. sxpsrisncsd: must
e fe Ssfl e rs ehlld ssa yii9Ioiss as1:
HousEKREPRR, white. saw. In
nursing hons. gxpef.. % manage
help. Refs. Live IN. 10. s-oe72.
nAlD.o.nw., Nv. IN, saild care:
I ref. / sn .sd health card. seisry gen
Maid. ,E,h.E:;,sn gs Y; ~. dsy ni
J is; a ss,s T. sslsr,. 80 Gan
h4ps. -s sssisi;.d. ssrs q 2 saiiSS.n
e r. nsdsF1 EaT n64yco i've m oFs-
fbs i. eod e. l zee: siBs ,s e 3 SsI
Maid. 6.dsy WI. IRON 6 gu noon.
Must be lexper. and have local refs.
Apply 1913 Harvard ct. Nv. Apt.
MAib.o.H.w.. care Of enl,drens 4
soSSppI.si; S-das week or i've IN. ~.
Laa1iSiiEs.seli plastic TOYS. house.
wares and gifts Through party plan;
NO delivery or collections. TAI
WOMAN to care for one child eve
nings, live IN. small salary. bU. ..
w6&zN, white: g. $3.50; lis. ~ y
fm. and board: excel. apt II p. CT
unusual cppoi. Mis- Dodes at
BoYp's. cor. d and 18th NV. MA.
MIDD52f.AoED coLoREp WOMAN
e nvs y; g e S v ~ a snilegsRf.
s sssa s saa . 81 .hiN o. ;fSssS
EsNtStsEENfa DfiauwELs domestic ern-
iei Eyoe Oyster. ! Dupont Circle win
Be opened for business on Weenes'
N dfA L AgsVS;iE WOMAN % take oy.r
SsSsIsEssDins , iSr seeop Il
Ssnstimra BOX aD I5s.T. Star. "a
WOMAN. white, care for convalese.
Ing ELDERLY lady. Live tn. Pnons
C II wife INV, husband otherwise
empl.. In exch; for turn. ant: sinah
p ssAl1Ty !. Oh Inn s Sbiis; you, children
work care i child: $50 VIZ. Mr..
Great rails. Va. Call FL. 6-22lO.
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sHORT-ORDER COOK needed i'm
Tnediately for small restaurant IN
Silver spring. Ju. 9-9647 or ~.
SILK FINIsHER, must be able to DO
woods Apply HUB LAUNDRY, 37th
st. and Eastern ave. ne.
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TYPISTS

WAITRESS. paT' tl ms a e0|amS x.To fd
wSasiiTTisSEEssEs. white, txperlensed;
THE VICTORY GRILL. lll7 Coco
IwhAIigT AFT =, white. experienced. nisht
work; apply in person, PYRAMID
RESTAURANT. 2s1O 14th st, NV
WAITRESS AND CouNTERGiRL,
experienced; excellent earnings; no
sSnasy cans A RBRslEyrMoR Psf btSeht1cHo
lessen, llol Bladensburs I'd; pc
WAITRESS, par. time. 81. days ", Sk;Y
E sTpsT' o aGff 'i i4ss d s.. me-. ASK
wxITREssEs, white, sxper. only
$50; tips, Sb0-$5b, Apply SHiR-
t .sn,11 m p aIdoas shirhns'0n s eSsS
L snee: Sur zen s0r needed Tor half day
or evening work. D1. 7-o223,
LADIES, part time, day or eve. in
hrs. to suit you. No exper. neces--
saIy, but must BE be able to meet
s;so.7 pm, RIM. 7o5, 1919 r
LADIES. while school children are
ava away ,y %ske 70 your 6 spsTe time g ga'
LADIES. to sell Christmas cards In
spare time; big commissions: no
You can earn up to $40 wkly
on approval LIBERTY BELL, Dept.
1871, 500 Greenmount ave-. Balto..
woM IA ass so-4s. to xork, p, ~
premium gitt store. Apply 1919
wRS S%SnA lsC Sh ~. 81 sns Rs telephone
Ter Ter n.T mT TssiS.nt. I'M M s.esss. "a
wOMEN, a to 80. tSr coo pnItsr
$50 week ,l meals, u YSSeslones;, 1,6 &c
SNHpa RE c xfiki aSaf65s COM.
Y sye G'T LADY to work as CLERK in
dry-cleaning store. Apply 7lO l3th
Girl III n FRIDAY. $4,000 under s5 Yrs.
ffsoGsssN iE 1867 lso7 H e 3. NV: EN-
sssary: pleasant working condi.
m iiS4s; =. EHhp YF4Fl HORT Pit AR SRs6
Girl, to work part-time to answer
phone and take care OF Ming In
construction and real estate once
ccoNsTRucTioN CO., 1924 qeor-
gia ave. Wheaton. Nd, VIII; D.
ARE RE- you FREE. several women
twhiteI. to represent established
s efce on party plan selling heipful
Caii Lo. T-71sf. / TO Z pm. -;.23
YOU CAN MAKE $50 easily selling
finest Robinson Christmas earos.
Psrchments. Every. day, birthday,
rift wrapping assortmentsi station
cry and gift items; Q lines OF per-
sonals as low Is Sc each. Write
quick for samples on APPROVAL.
ROBINSON CARDS, Dept. Hill.
Clinton. Mass.
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TEMPORARY CLERKs, ; days; 80
R RScY., 1884 W pHs1Mf Blvd. 1 Al.
ia. $4,000.
TYPIsT, Junior statistical clerk,
national trace association: 6-day
week; salary. $1,000. Phone Hud-
son $4,000 for appointment. 81
TYPIST, ability TO answer. phone
pleasantly Small coneeniai once;
good pay. LION STORAGE. $50
New York ave. NV. ma. s-1073,
TYPIsT. exper.. to work in q fast
sroying son l rsai estasts om nssd
vacations and sick leave, top sal
airy for qualified person; Age. go
cauiey, Tu. 2.740O. T N. LEREER
& Co, bet. Q s.m.-5 pm. 20,
TYPlST (whitei. some once experi-
enes; , $3.50 sSsrs wPm o Salary yyoiTSi 2e.
TYPIsT. permanent position: insur,
ance experience helpful but not
necessary: 5-day week; air-eon-
ditioped efnes; .a ss1lary. sls9s .
inspirs boYp SCHOOL. Gov. q and
tIj, white. Must be rscsnt
graduate OF business course OF
local area senior hiah school. Large
once near 18th and h SITS. nv.
handlins no merchandise; mrs.
pent. Start $3.50 mo. Phone MA.
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CLERICAL WORKERS

CLERICAL WORKERS
Needed. no typinE Necessary ry,, good good
benefits while working for US. Only
STEADY help will be considered.
Ask for Mr. Straus at Etsemans.
F st. at 9TH NV rs
CLERK-TYPIST, fulfillment depart
ment in worldwide publishing
arm Excellent opportunity. for q
young ambitious girl willing 10
learn; 40-hour, 5-day week: ar
sSS 'Dsd cs Mss
CIERk-TTfIsT, rails Church. s,5,
days, $50. POTOMAC EMPL.
AGcY 1884 Wilson blvd Arl.,
cfiAknks -24SYaPpis under ss,. Per
nanent positions; viii co a,ss ( o ne:
annual and sick leave: ncn-pEofit
Ard az. EQUITABLE LIFE IN
suRANcE CO., sic l4th st. JnsiW.
cLERK-rYPIsr, under 80, tor in
terestins position IN sireui n,Ncs
e espst Vacations hospitaiisstion, life
Insurance and many other company
dement's. 5-dAy, 40-hour week
Cali Mr.. PERRY at co. 5-1ol4 =.
CLERK .TYPIsTS, 1885 yrs. for
general ofice work, 5-day-wk.. 10
cal ref. REQ. salary. Soo-So9 VIII
chance fq5 ,R sHya JSSFk s SUPPLY Y
CO.. INC. 2l0 Mass, sye. NV.
CLERK TYPIsTs-Fire and casualty
ms. once: exper, policy writer.
perm. position. employe dement's.
S-91I2: bet: 9 tnd ~ an; 49, 81
cLERk-TsYsfsissr. poA4 AZ eour ESPI
thoecys 1884 wilson blvd. Arl.' IA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =
eceptionist-c lerk-typist 1876 w.p.m
or betterl. IN q friendly neighbor-
hood once Of Q large finance or
ganizstion. apply immediately. no
experience Necessary; gSSo s'1hs ene-
ats LIBERTY LOAN CORP. 11l6
N. Hudson St. Arlington. Va. -2J
CLERK-TYPIST. not over 80. Tor
General once work, payrolls. etc.
and to assist executive Of company
5-day week. all benefits. air-condi-
tened ass,s cs ApD 60 u a,fs sri IN
insurance once,
5-dsy Wk., employees Dement'S. Phone
Mr.. BACHSCHMID, ma. S-9ll2
between 8 and 10 am. n.
CLERK-TYPIST. young. lady, for
peramnent position In large down
town teWelry store; 5-day wk-.
GOOD starting salary. many COM
pany benefits. Apply In person 70
Mr.. Davidow. BATES JEWELERS.
Q0I at NV, 20
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DICTAPHONE
OPERATORS

With at least 8 months ex-
perience in dictaphone OF
similar transcription. Inter-
esting work IN convenient
location: excellent WORKING
conditions; steadily expand
ing organization. 5-day week,
8 to 4:3O.
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CLERK-TYPIST
ACCOUNTING

Leading weekly news magazine has
opening In accounting dept. LoL
accurate typist who likes w orki,hts
With .f Genres s;ts she WITH an out.
standing organization Offering per-
manent employment and many
company benefits. Extensive nack-
ground overuualifies.
Call Di. $4,000. Ext. 2ss. between
o and B.
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HELp-WoMEN
CT,ERK-TYpIST

To assist res. mgr. In suburban
sarden-type, project: prefer: sgl, q
widow; neat, energetic. age 30 g
to as: salary. plus apt, Apply y
person no phone e sn NJ AE y
tcosneT Of $500 New Hampshire
ave, Md Traiiway bus passes
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RECEPTIONIST-
TYPIST

ADV who is good typiSt. Some
colIeEe background preferred, In
terestine work in pleasant sur:
roundinRs, 5 days. 8 am. 10 4:3O
D.fll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-23

CONTROL CLERK
Excellent working conditions for
neat colored girl for inventory
control work. Apply Mr.. Berns,
ard floor, BOND CLOTHES. 1885
? st. NV. -.
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sECRETARY--Some bookkeeping ex-
perience, insurance once, Air con-
SnnoiTstrnert, cali JE. $1,000 be-
tween 9 and II am. weekdays.
sECRETARY--Locai once Of ma
tional association has an openins
On It's stan for / secretary; age
limit to so years: legal experience
helpful but not mandatory. THIS
is not q pool Job, but involves work
ing for attorney: starting sal
AIRY. $4,000 per year. Apply Civ
ms q resume Of past experience TO
Box 44p-S. Star. go
SECRETARY 10 department chair
man. university; shorthand. typ
ing: salary. plus some free tuition.
Cali ST. 3-4640. Ext 20.
interesting RESPONSIBLE
position in educ. orig. Assist IN
formation service. once business.
Must be accurate. reasonable, short.
hand speed: 6-day wk: pleasant
wkg. cond. For appta, AID. 4-4I2S'
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AGENTS

A DRESS SHOP in your home. Lib.
eral sales commission; no tngest:
ment. Write Bellecraft. 11lDI
Eighth ave. New York. "a
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HELP-WoMEN

ATTRACTIVE temporary position
with big International air line. y
Quaiifed may become permanent
Future Dement'S, sick leave, health
insurance. retirement plan and
overseas trip. Call ST. S-4112 FOR
appointment. --23
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES an
others. Make EXTRA MONEY In
your spare time. OrEanize bowling
leagues. Unlimited potentials. For
interview, write giving age, phone
number and address. BOZ zS1-e.
Star. 30
Al SECRETARY, 500 vk.. sbls 70
meet public, fast dication. stenp..
under SIS, good. $3.50 mo-: book.
keeper-steno. in s.W, $50 yk.. all
kinds openings see Miss Lee Of
M fatS d Inouir g ~ no! sDsses soi y ana
WORKING? But need money! Earn
$50.S60 extra per month selling
MiSe n.tnx M H-0oOf IA
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Government Employees
Insurance Company
l4tt and L StS. NV.
Please Apply at 1 ct. Entrance,

l4th and L StS. NV.
Please Apply at l et. Entrance.
DRUG AND ION COSMETIC CLERK
Good salary and PMS. White
p hat sisSse CLERK for downtown yS
ds must Se dsy nSsts hSpy VIE
Ian DRUG, 1401 H st. NV. 80
EDiTORIAL-collese graduate for
beginning position on stan Of labor
information publication. Perm. po-
sition, advancement opportunity.
5-day week: many employe bene-
rx III MEisf SG skc assiI star eo.r.
knowledge Of real estate. account
Ing and law helpful; must be able
to travel and like people; salary
commensurate with ability after g.
mo. trial period. Give dualihca-
tons. Box e64-T. Star. "a
FILE CLERK. young. experience un-
s Mrs. csssid ~ 'f HGARTFoRp AceI.
DENT a INDEMNITY CO. 1000
r osFSpaf ave GIRL H. wanted. Witt.
only, with experience. has to be
neat. 6-day week: with good pay.
All. jail NAN. FAoL' Sa' ~
only. MacARTHuR DRUG. EN-. s.
$500 or EN-. 3-8S04. "a
FOUNTAIN LADY, middle aged, day
and evening work. experiences not
necessary. BETHESDA 40 ALLEYS,
1851 Old GEORGETOWN rd.. Bethes-
G fl IA toSFFfficR WORKER, By
hotel equipment Arm: accuracy At
figures and some tipping ability
required: permanent position, 40
hr, 5-day wk.: vacation. sick leave,
etc. Apply to Mr.. Roby. 2nd-noor
once, &, b. ADAMS Co. 64l New
hosiery SSsk AZ snATTEsLApY wANTED-
Excellent salary, good hrs. no ex-
perience necessary. Apply Mr.,
Bernstein. BAKERS SHOE STORE,
1903 F st. NV. ga
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STENo- CLERK
APPLY
sAFEWAY STORES, Inc.
1s45 4th ct. NE.


sTENOS- TYPlsTs-Busy secretarial
service needs top-notch stenos and
typists for part or full time tenn
oprary work; hourly rate to $1.70.
Workers We ss.'RE RE-. 7.o5s4. " Is
sTENOGRAPHER-TXPIsT, air-eon-
,tioned once; cost-of-living al
lovance. good salary. A division O.
General Motors Corp. Call MIR.
DODGE, ST. 3-0i04. IA
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, PIX
board; progressive financial tnsti-
tuition; permanent position With ex-
day Wk. Applicant should be neat.
accurate and courteous: salary
commensurate with experience. For
appt.,. call MISS BUTCHER. Ex.
SWITCHBOARD OPER.
Age 25.45, perm. smploy snlsn With With
eancy now exists on day shift:
hours. s am.-5 pm. Starting SAL
airy. $3.50 per mo. Exper. not neees-
sary. Boz 23S-T. Star. rs
TEACHER, 3rd grade, small group
in private school. Please write In
own handwriting. experience and
Qualifications. Box 3l9-S, star
OPERATOR, white girl.
thoroughly experienced in all phases
OF PIX operation Must also as
sist In other clerical duties. Neat
ness and personality important.
Group disqualification and vacation
with pay. 44-hr, wk.. approx.
mately $50 per wk. Apply 8 to 4
wkdays, c. l. SMITH CO.. 2437
18th at NV "a
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nELp-woMEN

MANAGER, guasthouse, white, mr..
Dup. oir.s exper.s rets.: salary. Nv.
quarters. JU. 9-51eg.
MANlCUkiST for our Bethesda
salon. 5-day week. top salary and
commission. Apply EMILE. 1905
Old GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda, or
1921 Connecticut ave. --23
MEDICAL JOBS
Technologists I'm, ~, n.w.i top sal,
Bacteriologlsts, temp. perm; open.
Hecy.. public aeia., clinic. $500;
Admit y slka sypi y psSgg;oN hNSsPitai
300 nth NV. RIM. 500. NE. 8-2992
Mortgage and Loan Clerk
Start 7s w t knS.l. tSypRinf sssas5
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
NURSE. WHITE--Practical or under
grad; sanitarium for aged; live-in.
pvt fm. Parkway 5-l2b0, "a
NURSE, practical, white: care for
IN. Can R2. 3-i4i6.
NURSE, res, for medical clinic;
40-hr. vk.; medical and hosp. COW
ersRe, "a days annual and IL
days sick leave per year. Salary ep.
prox. S55 per wk. Call Elk 3-5g3S.
NURSE registered % to IS, physi.
clans ONCE. Salary. $3.50. Box
EHlsss sSE s sol doctors once, no 1 Sec
retariai duties Box 262-T, star.
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HELR-WoMEN

SALEsLADIEs, highest earnings;
p sSass ti SSs.s' KAsIow1Tz on isth
between e and r NV, @ ..
sALESLADIES. experienced only:
fpll and part time; i,nnsSisSt ts,o snad
department store. Apply Personnel
once. LLoYD'S. INC, care Of
GOLDENBERG'S shirlinston Rusi-
ness center. Arlington. Va. Us