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mOnStration of the power of God
to stop there. When all had eaten
and were satisfied His disciples
gathered up II baskets of frag-
mentS.
Here was another Bright Hori-
ION" in the experience of men.
But this is one Horizon" that
shall never lose its brightness.
There are many who would de-
Stroy mems trust and faith in
Jesus Christ by advancing the
cause of philosophy, or of COM
munism, or by teaching demoni-
nationalism as a means of saliva
ton for mems souls.
But the teachings of Jesus that
day bore in them the brightness
of God-truly rays from the Son
that has Shone down through
the years until His day. They
have shown on, and shall con,
tinue to shine undimmed through
all the centuries before and be,
yond our day. They shine today
as they did that day in Galilee,
but we must take off the dark
glasses of prejudice and judg,
ment and self before we shall be
able to see the Bright Horizon
pointed out by Jesus.
And that Bright Horizon
promises for US spiritually, as
the shores of America promised
our forefathers-freedom to wor.
ship God, opportunities of ser,
vice for our Christ, and eternal
happiness if we are faithful to
our trust.
God grant all of us the vision
to see the Bright Horizons" OF
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SHrntnttFttF

ture many thoughts ran through
my mind.
Three hundred years ago men
and women coming from Europe
to the shores of the New World
gazed upon the distant shore of
the promised land and saw the
Bright Horizon" ahead for them.
1t was the dawn of a new day for
these people: freedom, opportu,
nifty, happiness, were promised
to all
But how many times since
those early days in the 18th cen
fury have the dark clouds of war,
despair, depression, and calamity
rolled up on the horizon? Clouds
which blocked out the rays of
hope and the mountains of faith
in the hearts of some millions of
people
Then | looked back in thought
to the day when Jesus had taught
the 5000 on the hillsides, and
when evening had come he took
a little boys lunch and fed them
all Nor was this marvellous de-
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-06-10
Indian Health
Program to Be
USPHS Activity

Since the Blackfeet Hospital
will be affected by the policy of
the Secretary of the Interior in
the transfer of Indian hospitals
to the United States Public
Health Service beginning July l,
the following released last Sat
urday in Washington is of inter-
est:
The Interior Department said
Saturday transfer of the Indian
health program from the Indian
Bureau to the Public Health Ser
vice will eliminate ia staff posi-
tions at nine Indian area offices
and add 10 at one office.
The number of jobs eliminated
and offices affected with the July
l transfer are:
Aberdeen, S. D., IA; Anadarko,
Okla, 26; Billings, eight; Gallup,
n. NJ, SO; Juneau, Alaska, 81;
Minneapolis, 2; Phoenix, eight;
Portland, seven, and Washington,
D. c., six
There will be 10 new positions
at MuSkogee, Okla. The Indian
area office at Sacramento will
be unaffected.
The Indian Bureau has 1874
positions for persons doing what
it calls housekeeping" work in
connection with all Indian ac-
Invites. These jobs include such
things as clerical work, book
keeping, and administrative and
budget activities.
Altogether the Indian Bureau
has $500 persons working in the
Indian Health program. They
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one agency to another, but will
be beefed up with more money
and more personnel.
During the fiscal year ending
June 20, the Indian bureau had
an appropriation of S23,00o,0 900
and job positions for $500 en-
ployees for the health program.
The actual number of employees
throughout the year averages g.,
500 for health activities.
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TOPS Members Gain
Nine Pounds of Fat

Nine pounds was gained by
three members of TOPS, accord
ing to the report made at the
meeting last Thursday at Mrs.
Beck's place. The three, thus, are
wearing little red felt pigs. The
gain is attributed to over-eating
during the Memorial Day holi-
days
The meeting was a very en-
joyable one, Mrs. Beck serving
a luncheon of stick carrots and
stick celery, the latter being fill
ed with cottage cheese. The
beverage was black coffee.
TIL next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Betty Sangsland at
Blackfoot Browning members
are to gather at the home of Mrs.
Robert Douglas at 7 and go to
Blackfoot together. Members not
attending this and future meet
ingS are to be fined. Contention
is that some members who hap.
pen to put on fat stay away to
avoid being pcnaliZed.
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BY REV. GEO. S. RITCHEI
Pastor, Methodist Church

saw a picture the other day
a man and woman looking across
the sea to the distant shore Just
visible to them. The heading
above the picture was Bright
Horizons" As | looked at the pic
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include physicians, dentists,
medical specialists and hospital
attendants.
The bureau said all of them
will be transferred automatical-
ly to the health service. The
ia whose jobs will be eliminated
also will be eligible for transfer
to the health service.
The Indian health program not
only is being transferred from
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MOsSiN%TANA.....
ROAD HoNoRs INDIAN CHIEF
from The Billings Gazette

from The Billings Gazette
That of Highway 87-11O miles-from the Mon
Wyoming boundary line to Billings called the Plen
Trail For most of the ITO miles the road
Reservation and originally known the Gus
Battlefield Highway Now it is memorial to the life
friendship of Chief Plenty Coups for the Whites and
his early service a scout under General Crook
The nationally known historical point along the
Plenty Trail after leaving Wyoming is the Custer Bat
efield Crow Agency The site of the battle in which
and all of his fell that June 25 1876 three
miles The Agency" Farther north Highway 81
of old Fort Custer The Fort established in
maintained cavalry post until 1902 when
disbanded Lumber of the fort used to construct
buildings in Crow Agency.
Farther north Pryor is the Plenty Coups museum
the belonging the chief and where the
sions of the Crow chief display.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY
Work for Greater and More Prosperous Montana"
This is project that should include all Montsnsns.
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promise in the teachings of our
Lord, and seeing them may we
adopt them for ourselves and
share them with others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Gerard
and daughter spent the Memorial
weekend visiting relatives and
friends in Browning The Ger
ards live in Helena.
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100 LATE TO CLASSIFY

rYPEWRlTERS. Adding Ma.
chimes and cash registers re-
paired, cleaned and oiled. Sew
ing machines also repaired.
Ribbons for all makes of ma
chimes. See WALT RAMSEY
at Cecil Nichols residence.
-14-lp
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REWARD will be given for re-
covery of box of mechanics
tools lost on highway between
Browning and Babb. Byron An
derSon, East Glacier. -l4lp
Evening star., 1955-11-13
nELp.-MoMEN

ACCORDEONIsT. white woman. 10
play 2ik hrs. niehtly; s7b week
Ds. .asr i y5RNaas SRlSa n DsSsS1 So is si'ss &
ACCOUNTANT. able 10 taks charge
Of books. interesting work; GOOD
.saIsEy caIl ST; 3.za a00; us
IS. an Opportunity 70 learn book
keeping G you like working With
figures. 5.Gay week. $3.50 an. 70
4:45 pm Annual and sick leave.
hi, E0ufTAHfE EiTE INSURANCE
CO., Sl0 18th 81, NV.
CLEnk with RemiTle-
ton Rand key punch experience;
2S.hr I, gesk .,,u mus I hys 4, N silysr saSn
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HELp-.....AEN

YOUNG, AMBITIOUS MAN With au-
VINO Is looking for unlimited oppor-
tunities In the autqmctiye INDUSTRY
please send complete resume and
phctoEraph 70 Boz Ssi-c. star
or.oRruNITy-sIrGs q rsgEss.n., Z enc. ne.
Ssnsd Sn a RH0eas o1 s.Is Z sGSs s Ss 4ss
training. GOOD income and future.
For interview, write glyinE ese' ese'
education and phone. Boa. IDS
rskT' 'ar TIME RErAn LIotuoR
porary. pre-xinas Job. top salary IN
accordance with expef. Must oe
able 70 work sat. and after t;30
several eves. state exper. Boz ass
AMasiTisi6Us YOUNG MAN. white,
estate management business with
established ilfm. CAL ma. s-5Sl4
Tor appointment. -1o
AnE YOU LOOKING for . good fu-
tureS Can 10. $4,000. I'D
EXPER. ILLUSTRATOR. must 9s
canahie az doing top-notch reanstle
drufe drawing IN line and halItons,
perm pcs. With leadins ..eas ..lss'0'
BOX T1~C. CtAKs
eALARTED PosETIoNs--S5s0Q0 g
s55 900 n you want z y pcsSi,S,oaa .S,n saon y
any ares other tnan Ns ~ nsryies
iii, s. 81 interest 10 you. Our ex.
eeIlent reputation among emptcyes
has been developed over . perlod 81
rs wears procedure o1 hign stblo-
ards, Identity covered, AK ,sN Ier
pert;eulsrs: " u,nsksio nkh1iSs Ny
ACTUAL y01s 0REN y . g. e2qtoh e2qtoh
Amersea. EUROPE M, rnInS. 1,ygg
nsns zrau no s,a center room azs. Z
Green 81. Boston II
LARGE a4-HR. STATION needs 3
Nor. Only experienced need Apply.
Local refs. required. e401 deeIsla
ave. 8. g.. Nd.
COUPLE WANTED for restAufsnt
work Or to take over WITH smsn
! eapffai investment. Ke1ponslole
rNiiTsle only. Cali WA. 7.0b3bs 411U
Annapolis fd.. Bladenshurs. Nc;
bRlGHT BoY-To work In aassr- :..i.
tisins asenc;x Sa, e neip detpii n pfpo1se More
Serson SgS To- 70 I7s7 : st. NV.
'RxrKNTLY RETIRED MAN with
hnrdWare or building supplies =.
aerience for counter sales. soHs
eisrieai records and typtn9. AppS
N Isefson. 8ECO. Git Sltgo avet.
s. 81, Nd. 10 to IL noon.
f,0GFRGE MEN, young, Gales. eree-
! rs, general. Miss Ben 81 hO1D =
zoo 18th cor. q.
pKRSON Who Is interested in ~ -
Eaiian and spanish guitar musse.
1nnly 1904 Vee1y st. NV
MARSHALL FIELD has q few epsnss q
inre Ia one OF his family
enferrrises for paYt-tinle or tnll-
{iisie men IA the D. c.. Mo. Ana W; VI
sres. weekly earnings ggaransssu
( Ia fuii-fime workers. PAISstsaagdsaee tsgse
Wnrkers will ayeraEe SogsSss99 TX
Weekiy. Applicants. must pe z2-oV ~
and have high school educHIs991e. HIs9e
Tof interview appk. call UN. a-2o0o;
INVENTIONS IEsPEoPLk
me rncst beautiful christmas ~ ~
ii the world Is now reaoz to NJ
fritrndiiced to every home IN tnas
area. Apply Monday ana Iues19aaSS ues1aSS
q 70 10 am. and 3 70 p-iIl-',, sio0
y ~. NV. Room 301. -
Evening star., 1955-11-13
[HE EVENING" STAR

1101 PA AVE. NV
BAKERY sALESGIRL, fnll or part
time. PARK ROAD BAKERY. 1884
! Park I'd. NV. CO. 6-329S. --13
BAKERY CLERK WANTED. expert.
eneed only, Full time or part time.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE BAKERY.
COS ArI blvd. Fails Church. Va,
FEUTi0IlauN;-MANAGKR. a,,o psrs-
tins helm. MARY BRpcE. Wsshtng-
ton Cir. Apts., ST. 3-hl98 13s
tali-foundl. also
shampoo -rnAnicurist; salary cpen.
k-dey week. No eyes. ROSE RAY
MOB BEAUTY Salon. Du. lila.
BAAirtsrrctaN. BAirtssEr nuass n;aisssr,... sls sspsr,.
ssae6irY igRi s2HoN. scs lin aoSSH 4. 3.
BEAuTICIAN 70 rent boom b
nicely equipped shop: 1Tl2 9th st,
BeSulTiefAN.iiiiAsiR srYLIsr sslossd
Monday1--Good salary and cone
mission. MARTINS HAIR eTYL-
Nc 81, tSs3 v Les on by; s,I1l AElinsscn,ii ,s.,i
noon. caii "a. s.ssss. oisri II . 81 3.
BKAUTICfAN. must have 2 yrs *.
days. Can BEREARpiB BExuTY
SALON. 6226 0a. ave. RA. 2-02kS.
BEAUTICIAN
Part timennd eve. work. Busy mod.
sca comm Alsc S.i ia1Sa sssEdarsSp rSp k alasy as
BEAUTY OPEMAfOR. expertsncee
only: guar. salary ard eorfnaisAit
vic, Fairfax. W. CAL ch, 3-lSto'
marry oPrRATnn. K-day week
hrs. o-l.30. fun or part tifne; .ex-
perieneed only need apply. NO,
T-52x2, sun. ~ 9-7614. Ills
BEAUTY OPERATOR, male or female
hair stylist; excellent opportunity;
busy salon; Silver 6pffnK. Ju ri
$3.50; Or SUNDAYS. RA. 3-s6e4
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
5-dsy week hours 3 70 8: hiehesi
salary Plus commission, IA. 2
BEAUTY 4a1 OPERATOR. fuii Or part
time 33l3 Rhode Island aye.s NJ
nSnR EssRisIfI RkfIFTfK Re -gWxAkrOfslI 81 Iss CrERk'
sspsrisnesa. ir isr a,.. leading ss4. Sr seyn-
mediateiy IN your own handwritina
10 Box 2p7-B, Star, stating quaiifi-
cations. experiences, education, Agt
ana phone number. --~ld
BO0KkERPER. experienced. triAi
balances: typtet, nle opportunity
pension plans. csii 81. $4,000
BooKKEEPER, s75 VIZ. with pay i
roll exper.; cashier knowledgf
typing; Se5. clerks for once. ses
Miss Black ~ BOYuH. 700 18th,
cor G ST. (NA. 9-234Ql.
600KKKEPER TYrfeT. expeti-
enced. under 80, public aeccunt.
ants oflice. GeoFgetowris 1-Eirl
once: tax experience helpfui. not
essential Give particulars in own
Handwriting 70 Box 125-B. star.
pooKKEEPER-sECRETARY for real
esfete arm. One-girl once. Excel
oUpoT for alert and cOnseientiops
young lady. Exper.: ref: $40 q
start. $500 X 81. NV. Apt. les.
BooKKEEPER, 1. &. for vholesslsr
firm IN D. c.. age under 40; 1.day
week. good stafttng eniarg. Write
u AUDITOR, Room 1921, Dupont
CircEe Bidg,, wash. 8, d. G. ---i
B0oKKEEPER, accounts receiyahls.
guod pay and working conditions.
NE. Washington. call MRS. BALL
BookkEkfk;R % kksfid1; ASSISTANT, ags 10.
10. some exper.. Ige.. national or.
eni1ization; s day. start sal. SEC
with excel. Advancement QpportMn-
ity. MANAGEMENT CONSULT.
ANTS. INC, suite 900, 1903 g
: ( ~ 3
Evening star., 1955-11-13
CLERICAL
RICH'S SHOE STORE
1901 + ST. NV

l00l F ST. NV.
CLERK-sTENOGRAPHER. is % 3b
years. of age, for school once;
varied duties; Sls-hr. week. $50
gsIN Jas fs1sf sRAREErs aREr r 66siSRhsiTY 6srSSSRRh h4T
CLERK-TYPiST.- : scunE lady. is to
IS. white: for established real
estate frm; cail Ma. s-20s9 for
appointments. I'D
CLRRK-TYPIsT. large insurance
company has oneninH in claim dept
Interesting working conditions, free
hospitalization insurance and other
perienec desira6is But not neces-
Eary, See Mr.. SALE az MR.
BAf1EY. AIS woodward BIDS 18th
ERK-fTfisT. pleasant workine
conditions. 5-day week: moving to
new once bldg. IN Va. within q
yeari up to 30 yrs. OF Ase; start
sNYpsEsRis. pssiss kE' e .eisi. M sss1 la A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES com.
pany, vicinity Of Capitol. has inter
esting position for good typist, be-
Ihan-aveEAse salary. Cali TX. g.
CLEKKsTYPISf - Excellent eppor-
tunity for cIerk-typist, In large ma
tional organization, b-day week ).
Apply AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSN. l7I2 o st. NV, RIM. 404,
cLERK-TYrIsr. permanent position.
knowledge of shorthand preferable,
Salary. So, 700 -S3 800 per annum,
Apply ALEXANDRIA SANITATION
AUTHORITY, Room 1O1s lib ",
81 AsAph 81, Alexandria @-i7
for insurance de-
paftment. 6-day week. Apply Room
300 l4i7 3 street n.w. BOSS q
cLHRk-fTTisT. age 1885. rood Z
appearance, 40 wp.m. typing:
excel. position In well-known, cen-
traIly located national nrm: 8 day.
start. sal. $50 70 $50, depending
UPON Qualifications. MANAGE
MENT .CQNSULTANTE, nc, suite
500 1905 q NV
CLERK TYPtS1s needed for part
time snd temporary p2sis.ons; 8
CoNsuLTANTs INC, suite 600.
RK-TXRfST--Young woman 70
work for Insurance once who has
eome KNOWLEDGE Of Shorthand but
not required: very GOOD WORKING
snndigi3as: FOR appointment can
CLkRk-TYPisT for real estate ofies.
n:SQ % $50. One dollar per hour.
no SATURDAYS. TX. 3-31si.
CLERK-TYfisT. recent high school
graduate With some bookkeeping
knoEiedge: permanent position II
small once, e-dny week. SaiNfy
MR; RRoWN before IL an. Il !, ID. ].
CiEkKsTYYIsT. d. ,ip-ss; ra p.rma-
nent po1ition open for accurate
typist With eptitude for nauses.
VACATION and siek leave, Excellent
cQmpAny BENEFITS. Must Be Avail.
able Immediately. Apply l723 d
CfEkk.rrPIs1-psrmanent pos,.
tion. age. 1885. for 6lna manu-
iacturss. branch once; located We,
5400 Wis. ave, NV: 8-day. l0-hr,
week many company benefftft new
once, aforementioned Phone MI
ZsHIlh for AMMAN ~ nstN =
Evening star., 1955-11-13
HELP-WoMEN

CLERKlTYFTsT. part time. for &c
counting once expef. desired. bui
VIII consider others with good pen
manship and strong desire 70 work.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
ACCT. CLERK

ornament position hanelins ssets,
experiences and ability C type are
required: 20-36 years Of a0e.. sal
ary commensurate with experience.
NssEdays s:s0.b and SAT $50,
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
LARGE EASTERN co.

Seeks yClnser man with kaleg and
ss sfssusiss n2''lslss s'ass ss.ls Upss q
ssfninsf. 30 travel. broad ffinse
henefts, unlimited opportunity for
2iansesrshiDs. diyc details and
telephone number for personel IN
tervieW. Our stan knows of this I'D.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
aTELL ME
ABOUT THAT SEARS
PROFIT-SHARING
PLAN"

,eart empioyes hear this often.
WHETHER people gather. Across the
Naffon. peoDaa are becoming ne
rreasirKly interested ia lob security
and more and more are Joining
Gear6 knowing theyM ne wei
paid while werking: well provided
Tor whom retirement day strives.
And it.s not only the profit shar-
ine which intfigues them. because
that particular bene1t Is tor the
future. Riaht now dnrtns their ac-
tive working years Sears employees
are enjoying paid vaeattcnS slek
nay, groHp insurArcE and hospttaii.
xaficn, eInplpye discount and pest
Of al, consenial WORKING eondltions
that let every man do his bestl
zesI sears i : wonderful place %
Rteht noW Ne are selecting 3 num-
ber OF men 10 train Tor . new sfll-
fng held Those chosen will pc be-
tween "a and so. and not leces-
sarily with pFeyious salss experi.
snce A snt fney must sa 1ss., iiss psSDls qass
and clear records. Honest nnen.D
Il you pleasel
After 4 short. but intensive and
pleasant training essignnlent, these
men can confidently look forward
70 making ct least $1Sb per week.
eaFnfng SIS. .000- 50 600 per ". and
other dozens paying income taxes
on 6-isure tneornesl
L you're vifiing to work, we're
willing TO payf And. about advance
ment there's plenty Of room ct the
top when ron sch for eesEsi
Mr. Mather between ii am.
and ] pm. Monday or Tuesday.
November 14th and 18TH. at Diyi-
sion ~ once.
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
$500 wisconsin Ave. NV.
ia
Evening star., 1955-11-13
ACCOUNTING cLERKS i - sal sci
See ABBEY First
1883 am EyF S5s 81 NM M. q. Z ] gsSspiso S

LADY, e1pefienced. n
person. 724A Wise. ave, Bethesda.
ASST. BoOKKEEPER. young woman,
white. 20 TO 3S yre. OF age: general
once work with some sinfplified
hookkeeping: neat handwriting and
ability with figures; no typing; B..
day wk WITH dinlns room privileges
4S0-C atatinR name, aae. address,
phone number and experience II
ASSISTANT cREDrr MANAGER. en-
perieneed IN keyfnx accounts; h.day
week. Salary open. MR.. CoLVIN,
Evening star., 1955-11-13
s2s5 up
ASSISTANT
CASHIER

7oung woman. 81 IS years Of age.
who Is capable Of handing . de-
tailed clerical assignment. enjoys
wofking with figures ana can han
die tihe general public. Some CASH
isrIns experiences JTeeauired. ApEss
days, s:3Q-6. and sat. g-i2. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
ELECTRICAL
WORKERS

Must be experienced
in wiring, soldering and
assembly OF small elec-
tronic units. Should be
able to read wiring dia-
grams.
Evening star., 1955-11-13


time, Monday thropsh Friday,
Meals. uniforms furnished. SOUTH
ERIN DRUG Cos 18th and H sts.
NV lis
DENTAL ASSISTANT. fun time; no
experiences necessary; Silver Spring
ONCE, ~. S-414i. --l3
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exp. preferred
but not NECESSARY: 5.day Wk.; NV,
loc.: ref. SALARY open. OIL. 4-3bSd
Sun. or after 8 pm weekdays,
DEPARTMENT. HEAD Tor lingerie,
hosiery and eorEets, M0rton'g Silver
Spring store. Good starting salary;
excel eppuf, for advancement. Ap-
piy MOTIONS. Mr.. Jones, Coles
vile I'd. and Penton ST., 81. Spg. (.
or Mr.. Weinearten, 316 5th Ct. NV.
DIcTAPH0NE TYPlsT. age 1885.
outstanding dntn. organtEation, de-
sires personabie young lady who
types 30 W.p.n. or better; days,
start. sal. $50. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS. INC suite 600.
l4O6 q NV.
DISHWAsBER, coicred: 45-hr. wk.,
Ssisv Se So Is meaiS spnsagv up,5s1armS. ~; sS
N. Capitol St. ST. 3-987S.
DRUG .CLERK--Must have excellent
Zeal ,,,. drug -, expssie1es' PARk-
day.
DRUG cLERK, sxperisneed enIy.
nearby Suburban Nd. VA. 7-oe6o.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Capitol Hill Secy., 500
sSB ssslItlss III ..sg sg.d ,oas :isss ss:' y
Rscsp. stenoS'. new ofnees. $500 Up.
HhEixb sS6 ns4 sPpIjesnEs @ y "a 1 siHSxI' Il
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and q
Evening star., 1955-11-13
FOOD
PRODUCTION
SUPERVISORS

women under 36, with
restaurant, cafeteria or cater
inE experience. VIII be re-
sponEible for food prepara-
ton, production and service.
In fast commercial oiltiets.
Excellent employment here-
fits. including ospitelizattqn,
insurance. annual and SICK
leave. SALARY open.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
QUALIFICATIONS

van ranss bs able to supply top chat.
sefer references. You must ps
!. nature. Yesourcefui and afleitioas;
Won must want 70 help people ane
1o,s must be the type o. pefson 49, 49,
esS conscferti ti0nsly Fepyes 2 Y. 1k.a9s "
{6St handles millions q uottAte =
YiVesforS money 1.
hsiufni hut not necessary. we va
~ III haJe lust opened . nsw YAsn-
tSntnu of8ce and are eurrent1 u
tSfviewing for selected poSGions ~
eur Warrington sales team.
nsrERymy,,s. y q AsR1IExTAErT AEsEPTx
Evening star., 1955-11-13
ExCOFFEE MEN
ROUTE statesmen

pesirinx connections with the second
iareesk direct to hoines coffee com.
pany. Salary. commission and
bonuses: vacation With pay. Car
peflence, are and phone number.
Write Boz 196-B. star.
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-OPENTNG

pne To- incfeAss IN besinsss We peedI
retailing business Married men
fees, xnove eserase earnings,
II ehcSen yon viii be expepted tQi
start work At cnEe. lnteryieEs ~
an. to 12, 1908 puke 81. Aiexsl
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Property Management

Leading property manage
nhent. company has opp0rtur
nifty for 3 man thoroughly az
perienced In once building
and apartment property man
aeemert and operation. Per-
uianert position with ataft-
Ing shlery above $4,000 for
qualified man. In applica-
fi0n give compiete history IL
experience, age. family, edss-
ektion. BOX z0e-C. star.
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CHEF

cafeteria eperAtinn. 2
am. It'll 8 p.m.s no night or SUM
days: experienced only. must hays
DRUG Co, 500 18th st. nv.
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PART TIME

kkRRIcEhfKN, coliege man elFIlian
empis, tMhite1. opening ~ ouf : M M
cs1Vaseing. No exper, nee. Aver
~ enrnInE SIS per wk.. part time
SizS. fiili time. Fer appt.. celt OF.
4-9e63. 10 am. TO ] Pm. q s9 =
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HIGH SCHOOL GRAD.
interested in copstEuctien work aS 4
career; opportunity To- start q
isns enn: ae sor orasE sufa SssFs sSss.
Eislt In rapidly expanding ceri-
CARL Y &, TEESNIAAN I,IglIAA NC
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Send brief resume to
P. o. BOX 34O8
Columbia Heights Station,
washington, D. G.


FOUNTAIN HELP-White lady. early
20s. must be neat; fun OF part
: time. no sun. work. CinfendonI
location, IA. S-77s6. --l3
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. expert
eneed: must nave local references.
Apply ELMIRA Pharmacy 1901
S. Capitol Sc, 10. 3-440f. -19
FRENCH MAID, under 40, drive car;
will constd. American. Excel. SAL
Miss Dodge. It BoYDB, cor. 9 and
18th NV. lis
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER -
Youflk lady to learn awitchRoard
Operation and to do some nline:
Apply RIM. 6S2 Penn Bldg. - eno
fsRAFHssoTYPE OPERATIONS. Large
national eoncsrn has openings icr
several experienced keybQard sra
pilotype operators; hrs. 8 an. %
4:3O pm. Mon. thru Fri., NO 5eu.
Earniilas commensurate with anil.
ify. Good working eon0s., regular
vacation plan and other benente.
Apply IN person 1905 New hamp-
shire ave nv. Or pfione ma. %
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

CLERK, yeunF woman. white: t2r
dry-cleaning store. $50 VI: "a Apgni, pg,,i,
CLEANERS. e233 oecrria ave. nv.
CLERKS, white, age is-a5i 2 po-3
siffnns avail. Tor persons who. Ike
Hrures. and 2 positions ayail, "
risSslfyinr material for. bline No
fypfnr neces. 5 days. st. sell .,.9s, ~ 81
No fc SUITE 800, 1905 d nv.
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HOSTESsES
supURbsSs & & ND.
sUsURBAN fHA Va.

Neat appeartns young
women. % to 40 Us. b6@
minimum height With preTi.
Gus waitress or hostess ex-
perience preferred. We odef
good starting salary: meals,
uniforms furnished: group In
sufanee: hospita lization: an
nual and sick leave. These
positions require working
week ends.