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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27
Nevada Social Stratum
Being Destroyed By
Legalized Vice
The Peoples Voice,

The Peoples Voice,
Perhaps this could be called the re-
Elections of a teacher on the affect,
of gambling on schools Whatever i
is, it is a sincere consideration of what
I see in this gambling city.
Elko is city of 5000 people. it's in.
dustry consists of railroad work, truck.
ing, and business associated with
ranching and transportation Its sum
port comes from activities such as
gambling, liquor dispensing on a huge
scale, slot machine operations, and the
other immoral vices which accompany
those.
One need only to drive through the
main drag of this town to realize what
it's sole claim to fame is. Bluntly speak
ing, it is the famous way in which
INSCRIPTIONS men and women part the
fool from his money.
Not long ago, / launched an attack
against gambling and associated evils
leaving out the more sordid aspects
in one of my classes. I got these re-
sponses from some of my children:
But Mr.. Hamilton, why are you against
gambling? My daddy makes a living
Att. He is q dealer at the Stockman
and last mite he made $685. He gets lots
of tips from the DRINKS"
Another sixth grader timidly offered
that her daddy was a dealer at an
other casino, and that, He makes
$3.50 week. If we didn't have gambling
here, my daddy would be out of work
and some of the kids dads wouldn't
have enough money to leave town.
Still another lad responded with
this gem, IF people are dumb enough
to spend their dough on the slots and
stuff they got no grippe coming It's
their tough luck"
The Nevada law states that the
teachers are to teach proper morals
and teach against corruption of the
kind described, but / should like to
ask. stWhat is it doing to provide
social sanction for n stand against
all this fiIthf The schools themselves
are i'm a measure, supported by the
proceeds of gambling!
Now the question arises, or should |
arise in the minds of the readers why |
does not the State take a hand to |
correct this coarse situation? That is |
easily answered. Money reigns supreme
IN this state Who has the courage to
face the guns and forces that control |
the gambling?* Why jeopardize your
livelihood to correct this evil? Why
stop the means of securing wealth and
AK money by cutting out this para
;itic business?
Your answer to the dilemma which
Effects you directly by fostering crime,
s. this: THIS PROBLEM IS TOO BIG
AND TOO DANGEROUS TO BE
BY THE FEARLESS PEG
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of FRED GOUDY, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned, LEOTI A. RUDD admins
tratrix of the Estate of FRED GOUDY,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this no.
tice, to the said LEOTI A. RUDD, adj
ministratrix, at Law Offices of John
c. Harrison and Clarence Hanley, the
same being the place for the transaction
of the business of said estate. in the
County of Lewis and Clark.
Dated May 2, 1865.
LEOTI A. RUDD,
Administrative of the Estate
of FRED GOUDY, deceased
JOHN c. HARRISON
CLARENCE TIANLEY,
Attorneys for Estate,
Courthouse, Helena, Montana.
May 6. 13, 20. 81
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27
Ike Looks Out for the Taxpayers!
I Cents On ST

The General Services Administra-
ton last week reported that the gov
eminent last year sold for 500 million
surplus property" which had been
bought for $1.2 billion. That means
Uncle Sam got back only about z
cents of each dollar he had paid.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27
The Readers Forum,

LETTERS: No letter over $50
words will be accepted for publica-
ton. All letters must be signed by
writer, although, on request, name
will be withheld.-P.V. Editor.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27

la When the Constitution and statutes
passed by a beguiled legislature are
in conflict, the A.G. has no other
alternative except to uphold the Con-
stitution, and that's just what Olsen
is doing.
+ Whether the state has lost anything
is a disputable point. Even Gov. Aron-
son, as recently as the final week
in March admitted the oil fight had
resulted in probably no loss to the
schools" The oil is still there and it
must be huge pIum-aIso why are
the oil companies attempting to move
heaven, earth and the Attorney Gem
eraI to get their hands lit at bar
gain basement pricesf-PV EDITOR.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27

Montana is virtually without slots
and big time gambling, thanks to
courageous Attorney General. The
JOB can be done, Keith, but it takes
CUTS because the pressures and the
threats are terrific.-PV EDITOR.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27

were only half what they were in 1852,
they would have amounted to about
$3.50 900, or about $4,000 per day for
the entire time. That adds up to about
$11,000,000 or about $4,000 per day
for the last 2h years that our Attorney
General has been costing our schools.
These are indisputable facts and not
just opinion or guesswork and amounts
to a loss of about $4,000 per year for
every child of school age in Montana +
The charge or implication that our
hundreds of Legislators and a majority
of the responsible members of the oil
industry are guilty of criminal con-
spiracy to fraudulently acquire the
oil under State lands is too pueriIe to
be given the slightest consideration
by persons of mature judgment any
where For integrity and horse sense
they will probably compare favorably
with the members of any other pro-
fession or calling.-E. J. PARKINSON,
Great Falls
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-05-27

PIE OF THIS STATE. THIS IS A
NATTER FOR ALL SOCIETY AND
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT re
YOUR AGENT QUALIFIED TO Do
THE JOB
Your help for the fight against this
social cancer is needed and wanted by
the right people in this statei Respect
fuIly.-KEITH b. HAMILTON, Elko.
New.
Evening star., 1955-07-19
Management Opportunity

A fast growing multimillion dol.
lar national company is now select
ing key personnel for a huge ex.
pansion program in this territory
There is immediate need for reg
ional sales managers and branch
Women who want q brilliant fu-
ture and q position or real security
will fnd this Is what they are look
ing for. Guaranteed salarv and
bonus ARRANGEMENT.
Write for confidential interview in
your city to: .ss
MARTIN HARRIS. General Sales
Manager, p D. Newton Company.
brsham road. Springfield. Mas1.
Give aualifica tions and phone mum
ber. ID
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HELP-pokAeSTic

COOK -G.H.w.. live In. exper., fond
Of children; $50 per wk, Call EN-.
GiRI, colored, live In; single, clean;
g.h.w. and care Of children: recent
loesl bt rsfsrnces; sfsr salary open. Pox
GovMEkNEss, a5SM ssss liy. in: alr-ca1dl.
OF i-yr. old. Cali TU. 2-77Ss. S2O
care for small baby. Need not sp-
ply unless experienced. Recent rss
ferences: Lu: 2-5SSS; 20
COMPANION FOE ELDEkLY WON
AN, white. Call UN. 4-s63o after
HotsEkEEpER, settled woman, fond
of children, for employed couple
with 2 school-ase boys; live in pri-
yate upstairs apt. in comfortable
home with all modern elec. equfp-
ment; Chevy Chase D. c. Phone
MAID. i1 -its|i live in. partial care s-yr:-old
room and bath, good salary. OIL.
6-3776, RIA. 1886,
MAID, coiored. to do lisht house
work and child care. preferably
live in ne, experienced, over 2l.
LU. 3-0294, after o. -2l
MOTHERS HELPER. to sleep in.
willing to work sundays; $50
ploved; refs. health card REQUIRED.
EN-. 3-7766. 20
NURSEMAID, colored. exper., live
in. EXCEL. refs; to cook and iaun-
der when nee. AD. 2-667S. al
HOUSEKEEPER, European or Amer
lean, white, middle-aged woman,
for small family, live in; NV. sec-
ton, DE, n-4554, --21
WOMAN, middle aged, general
housework, . days q. week. Call
after 5, JU. 9-1401. -21
COLORED LADY, to care for young
..ild. 5-day wk.; references. Cau
after 9 pm, AP. 7-9113. --23
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HELp-woMEN tcs...i

ICLERK-TYPIsTs. 1885; win con-
pm. 5-day Uks; vacation and sick
leave benents: air-eond. building.
Apply personnel once, 3rd A..
EoufTAsLE LIFE ms. CO. SO
cIERK.TYPisT. for real estate.
loan and insurance Office: knowl-
edge of bookkeeping necessary s.
day week. air-conditioned once.
good local references REQUIRED.
P. J. WALsHE. INC. 1l15 Bye
CLERK-THPIST-B Bookkeeping dept
Of trade association. 5-day wk.,
good emDioye benefits. Apply ll2e
1hth ST. " -l9
CLERK-TYP1Sr. some Bookkeeping
experience preferred but. not es-
sential: S-day week. Good starting
salary. conditioned downtown
ONCE: group disqualification and
life insurance benefits. Call daily
Q to 5, co. 5-5S3s. 30
CLERK-TYPIsT. claim department
of insurance company; shorthand
required. ir-eonditioued ONCE
5-day week. once located at
. Georsia and Alaska aves. Call TU.
2-4995 for appointment Interview.
cLERK-TYPIsT for hotel. No exper
necessary. Good salary; air-cond.
once; paid vacation and many
other benefits. Hours, pm. to
midnieht. Apply to Mr.. MADDEN.
Presidential Gardens, Mt. Vernon
ave, and Russell rd., Alex, or phone
MRS DCDD, IL. 7-9400. Us
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wE, Will II. .SIsyEs TRAIE
SILVER SPRING
ROSSLYN, VA.
SHIRLINGTON
GLASSMANOR, Sc.
EMpLoYMRENr opy1cr
IL Hof { 81 SssHeoEPpEss,0 eE ss0fS fNc. GO
WE, WILL =; IRA; 3 !

X-RAY TECHNICIAN = New $50.
bed general hospital. fully approved
Good starting salary and working
conditions. Contact DR.. L. J.
STETSON. Louise Obici Memorial
Hospital. Suffolk. Virginia Pa
GIRL FRIDAY. secrttarial bookkeeu-
ing and general oflce work: over
90. for executive Of engineertns
and surveying firm in Silver Sprins,
salary: vacation: sick leave hos
pitalization and Insurance benefits.
Reply stating experience, unalifi-
cations, etc. Box ?3-M, Star
YOUNG LADY, neat appearance.
ability to meet the public: per-
manent position. excellent oppor-
tunity for Advancement: many
company benefits. Resident OF
Bethesda or CHEVY Chase preferred:
pleasant working conditions. Apply
IN person. Mr.. GIuFFREDA. 1922
Wisconsin ave-. Chevy Chase, Nd.
YOUNG LADY, white. for general
saleswork In downtown drugstore:
day hours. no Sundays: top salary.
Apply WHELAN DRUG. 1401 H st..
WOMEN, part time, morninss only.
pleasant, dignifled outdoor work.
Nothing to carry or sell. Excellent
:,ss'sR' .na 3 'ol6ifED o1fD. AE25' Sas '':s'sR y.
WOMAN, to care for semi i-invslid
in exchange for home and small
coc6 sols5y. M6srY Ss9ns 9S 92opsa1i,o siio2a. s.eur.
future tomorreya Sell NUTRIIITE.
Call IA. 9-3s00. IA
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sITuATioNS--MEh

ACCOUNTANT, exper., capital loans.
monthly work, all taxes; prompt.
reas. NO. 4 2076, go
MAN, colored, wants light truck
driving, helper or chauffeur. WA.
5-S5S3.
PAINTER-Inside and outside, paint
ing; reas. prices. free estimates.
Mr.. WADE, Ex. 3-9833. l9'
PIX OPERATOR or typist, exper,,
avail. immed., to Aus. 10. Call
IU. 2-SO20.
RESTAURANT MANAGER, "a years
experience in all types Of restau-
rant. Write BOX l24.R. Star. 23'
'ERvlCEMAN desires part-time work
after Pm: can do various jobs;
prefer Arlington Alexandria. Call
ia. 7-5247, after pm. daily.
WHITE, married. Al, honest, Sat. or
Sun, clerical, admins. and supply.
20-yr. exp. LU. l-b934. 30
YOUNG MAN, 10. colored. desires
job as driver. chauffeur. also can
type; some exper. as stock clerk:
refs. consider other Jobs. LII. 3-612o.
GOVT. EMP. seeks part-time work.
Mon, Fri. 8 to 10 pm, ell day
Sat-; have '5S Chev.; no outside
sales. ST. -3.97s6, 3 to Z pm. al
COLORED MAN desires days work.
exper: In .E.h.w. and ehauffeuring.
Evening star., 1955-07-19
DRAFTSWOMAN

To make finished drawings from
air cond. layoutS. Good working
conds., disqualification, local con-
sulting engineers ONCE. State ex-
per. and salary desired, phone no.
and when aveail. Box 369-M. Star
Evening star., 1955-07-19

SALESMAN. for mfs.n elothips
party. salary and eommission.
kDplS wEssTER CLOTHES. IST1
saLEsMhN, exp.r. selling mems
rnishings; steady position. Apply
LINKS. $50 p st. NV. -2e
SALESMAN. 2l-35. 70 contact local
food stores; no exper. nee: must
have CAT salary and expenses;
1l47 10th Ct. nv. Wednesday and
THURSDAY, bet. 10-11 am. 30
eALESMAN = we need / man to
work as outside salesman. Salary,
Trinsportstion furnished. paid va
cation and many other company
benefits. Apply SINGER SEWING
CENTER, 600 9TH st. NV. "a
kALEsMAN-1mmediate permanent
position open for l good salesman
Must be 30 years Of age or
older, have car and willing to
work evenings; salary, commission.
monthly settlement. quarterly and
yearly bonuses, paid vacation, Call
Mr.. Leonard, La. 6-2666 between
2 srd $50. go
Evening star., 1955-07-19

Can YOU be away from home rs
hrs week or more? You can
earn about Sc hr. servicinE cIis-
toners In your own neishborhood.
MA. S-7357 between ! and 4 p.iil.
go
Evening star., 1955-07-19
cOLORED
URGENTLY NEEDED
HELP MEN AND WoMEN Z

COOK, SHORT ORDER, white: 6-dsy
wk.. II am. to 8 pm. In. new PiTn-
nit shopping center, Falls Church.
Va, JE. 1866. al
IBM proportional spacing machine
operators. experienced only; VaEi-
type helpful but not necessary; full
and part time work available. HU.
RESIDENT MANAGER-COUPLE, for
small apt. project in Takoma Pk.:
experience desired. Call Mr.. Bur-
cess. JU. $4,000. THOMPSON d
GRAY. Ill
WHITE COUPLE. middle-aged, to OPP
crate as manager Of 17-unit motel.
located in Fairfax, Va; man may
maintain his regular employment:
$500 month, plus 4-room unfur.
nished apt. CIR. 1886. -21
COUPLE or widow wanted to care
for 2 children. in exchange for 81
rm. cottage: refs. required, JE. 2-
7708 after 5 pm. sE
CUSTODIAN. CARETAKER - Re.
tired, refined active couple desire
place in country. Box 2o-M- 81! stsr.
coLoRED OPENINGS availsbls
immeditely for sales representa-
tives. managers and supervisors.
325 H st. ne. Ii. 3-6100. 20
Evening star., 1955-07-19
HELP-MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
all-round exper.. settled; pref. be-
tween 30-40 yrs.: GOOD salary; g.
day VIZ. Apply JOHNNY's TEXAco
SERVICE STATION. Goth and Nev
York ave. NV. -2l
SERVICE STATION ATTENDENT
exper. man TO operate shifts in
ESQ STATION. Refs. REQ. N
hamp. ave- and N NV. RE. q
SHEETMETAL WORKERS. steady
work. Apply BENDER-MILLER CO.
l2s Mary St.. Falls Church. JE
SHEET METAL MECHANICS. exper
walm-sir duct fabrication; perm
openines, 500 Wk. SOIL Minn
ave ne. SP. 3-7S00. -2l
SHOE SALESMAN - Family shoe
store exp. Steady JOB. good salary
3I56 Wilson blvd. Ari., Va. ia. z
2004. IA
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only
Excellent opportunity for thor
oughly qualified man.
3146 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
T01g W1Sr0nRin Ave -Zu
Evening star., 1955-07-19

BEAUTIClAN. must be exper.: sal
and comm: 5-day VIZ. Cab in per
son. ANITA's. 5612 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIANs; men. women styiists.
manuieurists: full or part time,
high salary; mod. aiT-eond; salon
Mr.. HAROLD. Hair stylist, -22
BEACTICIAN, MAN1CURlST; IL
cense. 10 experience needed; per-
manent waving, tintinE; tor
RA. 3-9669 or OIL 4-54sl. II
BEAUTIcIAN
Expert, sll around: $75 guarantee
BROADMOOR BEAUTY SALON
1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-2Il3
Evening star., 1955-07-19

SHIRT PRESSERs AND FOLDERS
Experience important but not nee
esSary. Guaranteed 40-hour week
Apply In person before 8 am.
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
1873 Florida Ave. NV.
SHORT-ORDER COOK, exper., refer
ences; excel. salary and hours; nc
Sundays 5636 Conn, WO. b-S6OO
STENOGRAPHER, genera ONCE
asst. under 3d. 5-day dw., pleasant
surroundings, must be avail. i'm
med; salary commensurate with
ability. Barrister Blde: G35 r st
NV, RIM, 800. Ma. S-l323 IL
STENOGRAPHER, age IL. to 20
The National Lime Association. .
small trade association. has an
opening for a congenial girl who
would like variety in her steno-
graphic Job No experience neces.;
sary. Permanent position. Good
starting salary and other Dement'S,
Phone NE. s-3760 for appointment
sTENoGRAPHER: shorthand not es.
sential; excel, permanent position
Must have pleasing phone person.
atty. LYON STORAGE CO.. $50
sTFNO.- GIRL FRIDAY, age 10. to
35. Interesting position in large
real estate organization. Pleasant
work In an air-conditioned once
Hours g.15 to 5: 5-day week. paid
vacation and sick ,eave: excellent
company benefits Apply FREpE-
RICK W. BERENs, INC. 1f22 L
st. NV.
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30
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or
woman Good opportunity for
risht person. For JULES SALON,
18th and n SITS. Other salons in
Alexandria Shirlington and Lang
ley Park. Call Mr.. Jules. ST; s.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, must be is good
sseaRs9~ission; sas9 IS. p; BEAUTY CENTER
BExTgr1Y' z oSPiERAroR. hrs. o 10 to 8.
FRENCH fssiaN BEAUTY slr sSoPl sSaeiticasa sss
14th St, AD. 4.9674. -24
BOOkKEEPER for rea. estate loan
and ins. business. must be good
typist and be familiar with double
person pref; best local refs. req.
Reply IN own handwriting to Box
H01sEkEEPER, 1i III Ssirs refined. white o or
colored woman, child care and gen.
housework. live in nice suburban
home. experience necessary, health
f1Fd shsn. 1 so s.Tseo TsasGensei EeaSI1sd %6s
BOOKKEEPER for acctg. once; typ
acctg. State age. exper and ex-
pected salary. Box 46-L. Star. -2l
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, Burroushs Sensimatic. expert
ence preferred: 5-day, 40-hour
week. in air-conditioned once. Call
Mr.. PHILLIPS, Ho. 2-5560, for
interview. -25
BOOKKEEPER. STENOGRAPHER for
stock and bond house. Salary open.
Phone Mr. KAHN. RE. 7-S676.
BoOKKEEPER-TYPISr, for contrae-
tors ONCE. Experienced in double
entry system: 5-day week; salary
open to right person. Box BOOM,
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(ARLINGTON)
STORE CLERK

For our .aundry-dry cleaning branch
ONCE. Must be neat with pleasing
personality. Excellent working
conditions. Gail IA. 2-S6Ss for
appointment.
2330 Columbia Pike, ArlinRtnn. Va.
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MATTRESSES
18 TO IS

Year-round permanent positions
Excellent earnings. plus weekly sal.
ary: meals and uniforms furnished
tion and insurance benefits
Evening star., 1955-07-19
l VI FtHn. ave N. w
MANAGER

Exper. only: new exclus. Sportswear
shop, lower Conn, ave. at X St
Excel. opport. CASUAL CORNER,
DI. 7-3500.
LOAN CLERK TYPIsT,
age 10 to 36. permanent position
with large organization. Hours q Fla
TO 5. Pleasant work in air-condi.
leave. Apply FREDERICK ". BE-
RIMS, INC, 1879 L st. NV.
NURSE-White, age 22.40. live In
or out. Refs. CO. b-4754. --24
NURSE, registered, s hrs, . day, 5is-
day week. paid vacation. Call
TU. 10000 for appt. --2l
NSSsE physisisns ior oee osy psE xt .fss; ~
Sat. HE. 4-3s3s. --2l
NURSES, undergrad, prae.. aides,
for hospitals and conval. homes.
2140 X st. NV.
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UBLIC RELATIONs
COLLEGE STUDENTS

SOLLEGE O1 UOEN 10
EARN SIS WEEKLY WORKING IN
PARTMENI OF NATIONAL CON
CERH; S5IS ; USE OF CAR DLSIRAHLE;
ABILITY 70 SPEAK WELL ARE
ATE CONFEDERATION. APPLY
s23s GEORGIA AVE, SILVER
SPRING, End FLOOR FRONT. BE-
TWEEN 10 AM. AND I PM, MON
DAY THROUGH THURSDAY. -le
REAL ESTATE CLERK TYPIsf. per-
nlsnent position with large orgAni.
zation; Hours 9:15 to 5. Pleasant
ysssnn wors in aiPs9ndtioned Sa LIE ..Hf Scs DsS
FREp2R1ck stieR ip0 W. ef BERfNs. saSs 4RS:s fSc:,
RECEPTIoSIsT. + Sis experienced only;
air-eonditioned, modern shop. Ap-
ply TOWN g. COUNTRY BEAUTY
SALON, 3447 N. Fairfax dr.. Ar
RRcEPf1oNisr haEsPni Sai rBx opER4T1soR opER4T1soR.
quired: 5-day week. $50 to 4:30;
GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE
CO, $50 Woodward Bldg. 18th
and H sts. NV. --21
RECEPTIONIsT AND sALESLADY.
Apply HARRIS & EWING, 1904 g
RECEPTIONIsT AND sALEsWOM.
AN. Apply HARRIS & EWING,
RECEPTT0NISTS . sECY., airlines,
$225; private secretary. corpora
tion. $4,000; temp. stenog.. vaca-
tion, S7Q-S75 wk. up. See only
MISS YOUNG at Personnel. 1911 @
st. NV. tST. 3-3664).
RECEPTI0NIST SECRETARY. doc
tors ONCE 5-day wk.; pleasant sur
roundings: salary commensurate
with sbility. EN-. 2-3S5g. Z to
9 D m.
Evening star., 1955-07-19

STORE MANAGER, lingerie -.ewelry:
immediate opening, experience
necessary, references. will be
bonded. Washington National
Airport, ST. s-7966, Mr.. TOBY
sWfTcHBoARD WTfTEcEHoARD OPERATOR, PIX.
experienced; Saturday and Sunday
only; downtown residential apt.
house. See res. mgr. 1900 + St
sWfTcHBoARD III MSo D'10 OPERATOR for
large apartment building on Conn:
ave, near Wyoming ave, until
Sept. l.. Further information may
be obtained from. res. mgr, NO.
TEACHERS, several openings for
primary teachers. in private school
located in Arlington. Experience
necessary. Call ia. 7-s459, SO.
TEACHERS twhite) fall positions,
S3S5 to 500 S539 mo, ADAMS 2! TEACH ASJ !
rTffs Tff ase 10 Sa e s. s. RE ssss
position with large organization.
Hours 9:l5 to 5. Pleasant work in
air-conditioned ofice. Paid vacation
and sick leave: Apply FREDERICK
w BERENS. INC, 1922 L st. NV.
TYPIST, permanent position. for
high big .;l,eel school graduate, experience
typist-larse casualty insurance
company--paid vacation. AETNA
CASUALTY g. SURETY CO.. call
Mr.. HaaE. NE. $3.50 for inter
TYPisr ilpEi; AND STENCIL CUTTERS,
with RANsDELL. INC, $40 r, /.
wAfrREss. ssfi Ris; white, nishtwork. Hp-
1872 R. I. ave. ne. 80
WAITRESS. white, dependable must
be fast and sober. Apply CARRY's
RESTAURANT 637 Penna. ave: Sc.
80
MATTRESSES. white, experienced;
day work. Apply RECTOR'S RES
TAURANT, 1345 Conn. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES and soda fountain
sll Penna. sve NV, VIENNA
wxfTkEssEs SATkEsi AND SODA To1N.
eood working conditions; uni.
forms and meals furn. HOWARD
JSoH5NsoM,s: at Seven corners nsIs
MATTRESSES, white. day, night or
part time. Large modern seafood
restaurant, air-conditioned, SEA
SHELL RESTAURANT. 4916 Liv:
ingston rd. s.e. ION Indian Head
hwy. at Glassmanor). 30
WAITRESS, white: fast bar. day
work; good tips. GEORGIA TAV:
ERN, 1881 Georgia ave. NV. -19
WAITRESS. full or part time; must
be experienced. FLOWER DELlCA-
TESSEN 87O7 Flower ave-. Silver
Spring. Md, JU. 7-9045. 30
MATTRESSES, refined. experienced.
for MICHEL'S. 1920 VT. AVE. NV.
Interview from noon til 8 pm.
and 10 pm. 81
WAITRESS. live in. paid vacation.
Call TU 2-g300 for appt. -21
experienced, good sal.
ary. living quarters. Apply UNCLE
BILLY'S, North Beach, Md. IA
WAITRESS. experienced. To work
full or part time. Good tips. Reply
6l2 nth st. NV. "a
WAITRESS, white. must be neat,
experienced and dependable. Apply
in person. CARRIGAN'S RESTAU-
RANT. Conn. and s NV:
BILLS CAFE, Columbia pike. An
nandale. Va. ~
Evening star., 1955-07-19
jEWELRY SALESPERSON yery =

IEWELHH SALESPERSON, very ac-
tive store requires the services of
q young; aggressive, salesperson for
good appearance with good refs. !;
good salary. 5h-day wk.; excel.
oppor. for the. right person. Write
TO Box S7-L, Star. All replies con-
Law OFFICE SECY., col. edu., start
$500 Secy. .-Insur. exec. S325. mo.
Public Relations Secy.. young, So
S6S-s70 wk. Inquire ST. 3-3666,
BOYD'S lest. 40 yrs.), ZOO 18th,
cor. g Welcome.
Evening star., 1955-07-19
WAITRESSES

Part time daily and week ends; ex-
per. only. This is our busy season
You earn more in 4 hrs. with us
than 9 elsewhere. Apply In person
only. KUSHNERS 8 SEAFOOD RES
TAuRANT, 1923 Piney Branch I'd,
Silver Spring, Md. --2l
Evening star., 1955-07-19
HELA-WoAaeh

sTENOGRAPHERs-cAn uss expert
stenos. for interesting sammer work
EnM Or part tine. 81; 3-le72. .
shipping BACKGROUND. knovledge ol
parcel post. railway express. ans
days; salary based on experience
HAYNES LITHoGRAPHIc CO. eil-
yer Springs. Nd. JU. $4,000. -22
STEEOGRAPHER and gen. once
work exper. Sman once. 5-day vk
Call TX, 3-5S67. Ask FOL
MISS CROW. 80
STEN0GRAPHER. law once; typtns
and shorthand: attractive. 2O-30:
Wk NE $1,000. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-19
statesmen
FIRE DETECTION
TIP To 25G COMM

1mmed. manaeement opportunity fol
men experienced in the fire detec.
tion field. inexperienced men who
want to ioin this most facinating
and lucrative professional type sales
i1eld will be trained at company
expense and given the same ad-
vancement opportunity when quail.
ned. This company offers q
complete line Of nationally known
automatic fire detection equipment
for home farms. commercial and
indpstrial nnS trial, US users uL) spprov,sc PROVE.
safety oficials and safety organiza.
tions. No investment. deposits OIL
cash reserves required. Apply II
person, 6S17 Baltimore ave, Hy.
attsvtlle, Md, Mon. 9:30 to 4:30
or call UN 4-441S to arrange
statesmen