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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
SWAN QUARTER NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Foster Of
New Bern visited Mr.. and Mrs
M. H. Swindell.
Miss Pauline Moore visited II
Bath. Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Swindel
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Harris
in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Sawyer visit.
ed in Norfolk.
Mrs. C. B. Jennette, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryce Creole were Kinston
visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dunbar, Ray
Rodefer visited Baltimore.
Miss Cecilia Jennette, Mrs. Eve
lyn Swindell, and Mrs. Edna Cuth-
rell were Washington visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Mann of
Greenville and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Easterling of Mt. Holly, N. j.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Swindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Neal and
Gretchen of Washington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Jennette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Balance
and children of Norfolk visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Caravan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durward Tunnel
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lee Tun-
nell in Hartford.
Mrs. H. ]. MCGEE, Jr., Buddy
and A. B. Swindell visited in Ra-
leigh and Durham.
Troy and bayfield, Mayo have
returned from a visit to Winches-
ter, Tenn.
Mrs. Dell Swindell of Washing
ton visited Mrs. Abram Cahoon
Saturday and Sunday. Other Sum
day guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Lollis and Miss Doris Gillikin,
Mrs. Hallett Whitley and Anne of
Pantego, Harold Turner of Eliza
beth City.
John H. Swindell and Gilbert
Tunnel visited Washington FRI
day.
T. v. Simmons and Pratt Will
hanson, Jr. attended Boy Scout
Training meeting in Belhaven
Thursday evening.
Miss Argyle Lee Payne of Eliz-
abeth City visited her parents
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of
Seven. Springs visited Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Joyner.
Rev. Jesse Parks Of Willow
Springs visited Swan Quarter
Monday.
Messrs. T. ". Simmons, Vernon
Rankin, David Mason, Mack Cara
wan, Tolar Simmons, Jr., John Jay
Harris, J. p. O'Neal and Dewey
Sawyer attended PATTERSON Boy
Scout banquet at Chocowinity
School Wednesday evening.
Messrs. A. L. Cuthrell, "A. n.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
CAROLINA T & r
SPENDING $4,000 IN
SYSTEM EXPANSIONS
Many BeIhaven Numbers To Be
Changed at 8 AN. February
22nd; New Temporary Di-
reefory To Be Issued

Two telephone expansion prof
ects underway promise to provide
expanded telehone service in thi!
area, according to K. C. Wilkinson
Belhaven manager for Carolins
Telehone and Telegraph Company
who said the estimated cost of tn,
two projects plus additions nov
being made to the central Office
installations would total approx
mately SAL, 900.
The telephone company will pro
vide service to some 20 rural tele
phone applicants in the vicinities
of Terra Celia, Swindell, Gaylord
and Wilkinson, at cost of about
$4,000 and service is exected to
be provided to the new rural sub
scribers by the first of April. The
manager added that there would be
no interruption to the telephone
service of existing subscribers in
the area.
This is the second phase of a
project begun last September to
provide additional telephone serv-
ice from the Belhaven exchange
to outlying rural areas. In Sep
TENDER the telephone company ex-
tended aerial cable facilities from
Pantego along Highway 264 to the
intersection of the Wilkinson road
and from this Intersection some g.
600 feet along that road.
Additional cable facilities with
in the city limits of Belhaven for
additional telephone service to ur-
ban and rural subscribers, are be-
ing added. At a cost of $4,000,
it consists of placing main feeder
cable on Main Street East to the
city limits and West along Main
Street to River View Street. From
these large cables, smaller distri-
button cables will be extended to
serve adjacent areas.
The company is also currently
making additional central office
equipment installation costing ap-
proximately $4,000.
According to Manager Wilkin-
son, the company expects COM
plete the cable placing project by
March Is and service will be avail
able over the new facilities short
ly. thereafter.
Mr.. Wilkinson stated today, that
on the morning of February % at
8 am. about 160 numbers in the
Belhaven exchange will be chang
ed. There are nearly 600 telephones
in the Belhaven area, he said. All
numbers beginning with the digit
FOUR will be changed to begin
with the digit SIX; the three re-
naming digits to remain the same.
The numbers changed are neces-
sary due to the installation of new
central office equipment. There
will be no interruption in the serv-
ice. A special new directory will be
issued for Belhaven subscribers,
and complete new directory with
a special Belhaven section will be
issued in April for the entire
Washington area.
Changes will also be made in
special codes on party lines, and
the directory will clearly explain
the new rules for ringing same.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18

Raymond G. Jolly, who left
Hyde County in 1850 to become
the Executive Trustee and Cen
eral Manager of the worldwide
gospel work of the Laymen's
H lone Missionary Movement,
spent considerable time last year
in Europe, where he visited ten
countries in an extensive evange-
listic campaign.
Having supervised public
schools in his earlier days, Mr..
Jolly realizes the advantages of
visual aids for instruction. He has
spent much time and effort in col
Letting a series of films to aid in
Bible study. These films, in sound
and color and with professional
actors, are said to be of excellent
quality. Audiences sit spellbound
as they see important Bible char
acters thus brought to life on the
screen.
Mr.. Jolly has introduced these
films in Europe and various parts
of America. In response to re-
quests he is bringing them to
Engelhard, where they will be
Shown in the High School Audi
torium, Saturday, Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday nights, Feb. 10,
20, 81, %, each showing starting
promptly at Z o'clock and lasting
about two hours. The entire pro-
gram usually rents for about
$4,000, but is shown here in the
public interest with no admission
charge, and no collections will be
lifted.
Different films will be shown
each night. The first showing
covers Creation, Adam and Eve
and their exile from Eden, Cain
and Abel, Noah and his family,
the Flood, and the story of Abra-
ham. The second nights films
treat of Isaac and Rebecca, Jacob
and Esau, Joseph and Pharaoh,
Joseph's bretheren and other Old
Testament items of interest. The
third nights program starts with
the New Testament: the Birth of
Christ, the Raising of Lazarus and
scenes from the Passion Week.
The showing on the closing night
treats of Stephen, the first Chris
tian martyr, st. PauPs conversion,
his later life, Nero and the Roman
prosecutions, and traces the story
of the Bible throughout, the Cos
pei Age and shows its present-day
evangelistic power.
The famous producer of religi-
Gus films, Mr.. Cecil B. DeMille,
a native of Washington, N. c., has
assisted Mr.. Jolly in collecting
these films and has expressed in
terest in this program. Mr.. jolly
is glad to bring these films to
Engelhard on his way to Florida,
where he will show them in Jack
sonville and Miami, after which
he is scheduled to fly to the
British West Indies in the inter-
ests of this gospel work. He urges
all Christian people who are in
terested in the Bible to see the
entire series, starting Saturday
night at z o'clock. All the public
is cordially invited. Admission is
free; no collections.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
GIRL SCOUTS ORGANIZED
.S BY HATTERAS GROUP

Hatteras now has an officia
Girl Scout troop. On Wednesday
February 9, fifteen girls were
invested as Girl Scouts of the U
S. A. in Troop No. 1, Hatteras
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the Girl Scouts OF
Troop No / of Buxton and men,
bers of the troop committee.
The investiture began with a
flag ceremony. Under the guild
ance of Mrs. Louise Clemmons,
Buxton leader, Misses Betty and
Celia Robinson of Buxton acted as
color bearers. Following the
pledge of allegiance, the group
sang, "My Country tbs of Thee"
The investiture ceremony was
conducted by Mrs. Carlos Oden,
troop leader. Candles were lit,
symbolizing the three parts of the
Girl Scout Promise. The ten laws
were repeated by various girls.
The assistant leader, Mrs. A. S.
Austin, Jr., explained how the
girls had completed their tender
foot requirements and presented
them for membership.
Prior to presentation of the
Girl Scout pins and membership
cards, the girls said the promise
in unison. Then, Mrs. Oden ex-
planned the importance of the in
vestiture and pointed out the
meaning of the pins. The cere-
mony was concluded by forming
a friendship circle and singing
"Taps".
Following the ceremony, roll
licking game of "Taxicab" was
played, after which a buffet-style
tea was served.
Those receiving pins were Cora
Joan Austin, Ursula Austin, Mary
Burrus, Ruby Fagley, Jean Gray,
Sandra Gray, Sandra Gillikin,
Susan Midget, Sharon Peele, Wv
ian Robinson, Elaine Stowe, Ann
Swain, Betty Willis, Jean Ward
man and Cecilia Scarborough. Due
to illness, six others who were
eligible for membership, could not
be invested, but will be invested
at later date.
Membership cards were present
ed to members of the troop COM
mittee, Mrs. Vera Robinson, Mrs.
Joyce Austin, Mrs. Clarice Gray,
Mrs. Irma Austin and Mrs.
Leonard Gillikin.
Members of the Buxton troop
present in addition to Mrs. Glenn
mons were the assistant leader,
Mrs. Patsy Robinson, and the fol-
lowing girls: Betty Robinson,
Mary Tolson, Wanda Gaskins,
Celia Robinson, Ruby Gaskins,
Bonnie Gray, Gloria McAbee and
Becky Midget.
Prior to the ceremony, the
troop held regular meeting
based on international Friendship.
Mrs. Joyce Austin, a war bride,
formerly of Swanwick, England,
explained some of the differences
between life in England and in the
United States. Of special interest
were two books she showed to il
lustrate the pageantry of royalty,
one a book of pictures Of the
royal couples long tour, the other,
pictures in color of the corona
ton.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18

and Kelly Ingram, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, Elizabeth
City, will speak.
Those who plan to attend should
notify Mrs. Nevin Wescott by
Monday, Feb. 81.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18

Stone, Robbie Harris, Melvin
Swindell, Gilbert Cahoon, Stacy
Cox, Ray Spencer, Edgar O'Neal,
Steve Jennette, Frank Fortescue,
and Aubrey Swindell attended a
church meeting in Edenton Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cahoon, Mrs.
Dell Swindell and Mrs. Hallet
Whitley visited Rocky Mt. Monday.
Tolar Simmons and Vernon H.
Rankin attended a district Scouters
Roundtable at Free Union Monday
night.
Mrs. w. G. Piyer, Sr. of Wash
ington was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Buck Tunnel, last week.
Mrs. d. M. Swink is visiting in
Richmond, Va.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18

You can buy a steak three to
five days ahead of the time you
plan to use it, but see that you
store it properly. Make sure the
steak lies flat on waxed paper
and wrap it loosely. Keep the
steak in the coolest part Of your
refrigerator-but not in the freez-
ing compartment-until you are
ready to cook it.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18

Although a huge iron ore de-
post was discovered on the
Quebec Labrador border in 1898,
no determined effort was made to
exploit it until the 194Os.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
METHODIST MEMS SUPPER

There will be a supper meeting
at the Methodist Church, Feb. "a,
at $50 pm. for all Methodist men
or any others who are interested
in the organization of Methodist
Mems Club.
The meal will be free of charge
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18

Like crispy fish fillets? Then
dip the fillets in corn meal before
frying to a golden brown. Use
half cup of corn meal for a pound
of the fillets.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
SWAN QUARTER MANS SHIP
TAKING PART In NEW MOVIE

Kenneth R. Mason, commissary-
man first class, USN, of Swan
Quarter, is serving aboard the at
tack transport USS Randall.
The Randall has been selected
to "play" the role of World War
II attack transport in the motion
picture adaptation of Kenneth
Dodson's novel, "Away All Boats"
because of her assignment in
Operation TraEx" to be held in
the San Juan Vieques, P. R., area
during March and April. In many
respects, the Randall is "twin"
Of the conrbat-veteran USS Be
linda as depicted in the novel.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
ON THE OCEANSIDE

Mrs. P. ]. M. Bayne is in Ar
lington, Va, with her daughter,
Mrs. D. F. Lenehan, who has been
i'll.
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YOUR BUSINESS.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
HElP-MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN, white. for ant
DEVELOPMENT: must have exper. AMI
be capable Of keeping Washers. dry.
ers and oil burners In operation. Apt
on site, plus liberal salary. Writ,
Box AGE, Star. lis
MECHANIC LIST class. exper. in con.
struction equipment: must be de-
pendahle: refs. required: steady en-
ployment; good working cond. Apply
1884 23rd st. NV. or call RE
7-64f3. 30
OFFICE-Good all-round man TO as
stst manager In handling com.
plants and rendering customer
service for national frm. Inside
position. typing helpful: paid holi.
days. vacation. disqualification and
insurance, 1S45 Columbia rd. NV
OPERATORS, bulldozer. back hoe
construction equipment. Cali bet,
2:80 and nm. TO, 0-6145, lis
Evening star., 1955-05-17
HELP-MEN

WARKH0UsENAN. 5 yrs. experience:
varehou1emRn In household goods
storage; must type inventories: must
be white and under SO yrs; good
opportunities and benefits, See Mr.
DENT. SMITH TRANSFER b STOR-
AGE CO. 1913 You st. NV. 70
WOOL pREssER. LIST class. top wages
Apply MADISON CLEANERS. 5Sol
ssnMFamous fSG Puiief leadership route
open: 500. vkly. plus expense allow.
ance: estab. customers mean no cold
csnyyassing and pleasant WORKING
,i. nee; train training tur1; r1 but man ma. sc. sc.
T-S4Ss: or apply 511 national Press
bldg, 14th and + sts. NV. liz
MAN AND WIFE, white not over 40
yrs. old to work in and aroud vet.
hospital and boarding kennel. opo
p0Ftuny oG yir, for aSy Starting snn slSo
ELPAW Kennels. Alex. va. Duke
st. extended. TE. $3.50. -17
MAN LIVING m Sc. or Prince
Georges Co. area. Excellent opening
with better than average income.
Married man preferred; For inter
T1ss Ytsw pn9ne opIT! M1. Bel II RE; m S-sleS'
have knowledge Of passenger car
tires, salary depending on ability. No
phone calls. BEN HUNDLEY TIRES,
3446 14th St. NV.
MAN interested in learning small
loan business: must have car. See
Mr.. Jones, ALLIED FINANCE CORR.
S025 Georgia ave-. Sil. Spg. III
MAN, young, to learn auto parts busi-
ness; good starting salary, paid va
cation. insurance benefits; with MO-
PAR PARTS WHOLESALERS. Call
Mr.. Hardison for interview, Ho.
MAN, colored. grocery experience.
ca @ Glirsas IN persoD DeFM WoobMoos OK MsR Tsfs
KET, 1929 Colesvilie I'd. -1S
MAN. experienced. to sell advertising
for sheriffs' convention publication
BY phone. Phone ST. 3-S702 or RE.
1884 from to 4. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
BEAUTY OPERATOR

All-round. experienced operator for
progressive air-conditioned wheaton
salon: full or part time. MILLIONS
COIFFURES, 2543 Ennals ave.
Wheatnr. 10. 6-6O26. al
Evening star., 1955-05-17

white. 21-25, for estab-
nshed diaper route; must know city
and surburbs perfectly: good pay.
Local refs. needed. Apply. TIDY
DI-DY. 70l Lamont st. NV. between
8 and 12; Q to 5.
ROUTE SALESMAN for laundry. and
necessary. must be willing to secure
new business and have good refer
ences. Apply after 2 pm. WASH
INGTON LAUNDRY, 1927 K st. NV.
ROUTE MAN, for established dry
ary plus comm. and bonus STRAIT
FORD CLEANERS, 264S Kensing-
on.Wheaton I'd, Wheaton. Nd, Lo.
Evening star., 1955-05-17

q.H As5 2 M Dn m ana s nv VIZ psss s
Evening star., 1955-05-17
YOUNG MEN (6)

4:30-1O pm. Saturdays
all day Over 81. with car. Minimum
commission. $50, Excellent oppor.
ment or &C College students who SesiT,
better than average income. Inter.
views all week. 81 Pm, Suite $50
Evening star., 1955-05-17
ROOM CLERK
ROUTEMAN

The ice cream season has started
this year Jack and Jill drivers are
20 our tremendous mUrs ou sSyertisiSr S csm @
paign. The kids are waiting for the
Jack and Jill man. Get In on the
big earnings. Apply any day incl
Sat. and Sun. 8 am. to pm
JACK 81 JILL ICE CREAM CO..
Evening star., 1955-05-17
HELP-hAEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN. ewer
FLETCHER. Resitor. 70. $4,000;
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, -ex.
perienced commercial and air con-
ditioning, with tools; excellent sal;
RRzrRioSaATfoa RE- nnS AsTSnoa'sssoSs co. la14 4tS g.
NV. --sz
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
apt. development in Va. to handle
rentals and supervise maintenance
personnel; compensation commensu-
rate with ability. Write. Box 417.E.
Star. -1S
ROOFEk'S HELPER, must have d. c.
drivers permit. Apply 016 18th st.
ne TIN am -lB
Evening star., 1955-05-17
HELP- WoMEN tcsnt. J

CLBkK.TYPI9fs, new Insurance Of
nee; replies confidential Box A03-
cIERsiK.rYPIsr. white. 1885. 5S 70 as
sist sales MANAGER IN administrative
and title and other once procedure
relative 70 automobile leadership;
no experience necessary. Apply IN
person only, 232o Chemplain st. NV.
cLERK.TYPIsT-Pernaneut position
IN modern. air-conditioned general
Insurance once, Excellent 'pportun-
ity and working conditions. co.
CIERRo.TYPIsr, CiIaRSoTYI Is to IS. for 1 gen.
Company ben 6enefEts & Some s0oSi Once e'as;, ex:
perience desirable. but not essen
oor ss1 AeST HSnyrGsEE SsEsenps TipS eis iNsR yEa
ANcE CO., s16 14th st. NV. go
CLERK-TYPIsT-S2.g5o a year to
start: 6-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
st. NV. Do not phone. III
CLERK-TYPIsT, young girl. Is to 35.
ance company. Heavy experience not
REQUIRED but average typtng and
good English background essential.
5-day week; air-conditioned once
and fine benefits. Call Ho. 2-6S00
for appointment. -17
CLERK-TYPisT. under IS. exper..
speed and aecurancy essential. ms.
ONCE In Bethesda; salary $200-S240
mo-; 5-day wk. OIL. 2-1111. -19I
young lady recent
high school graduate for permanent
position in large jewelry store. Good
starting salary and many company
benefits. Apply in person to Mr..
Davidow. BATES JEWELLERS. 9Ol r
CLERK-TYPIsT - Local insurance
company wants girl for once work;
some bookkeeping experience neces-
sary; good working conditions; In
new ONCE. See Mr.. Brannon, ANAL
GAMATED CASUALTY ms. CO..
Evening star., 1955-05-17
GOvERNESS-NURSE

Private westchester New York resi-
dence: HIGHEST salary.
Must meet following requirements.
first-class references: mother tongue
must be Spanish. age 80 to 40;
able to enter into sports activities
with and take charge of . healthy
boys. IL. s and 6 wears. old: must
be able to exercise authority and
have sense Of responsibility. State
particulars and experience in first
letter. accompanied by nonreturn-
able photograph. Do not apply un-
less above Qualifications are met.
BOX 156-E, STAR
Evening star., 1955-05-17
THIS COULD BE YOU

There are many men who recognize
saleswork to be a highly paid
profession There are Just as many
who feel that they could never sell.
Anyone, yes anyone, If they want
selling that will open. the door to
larger income and a higher stand
ard Of living We can and will
give you individual attention both
in our saiesroom and In the field.
Our company Is well established,
very successful and r,his,aly, hishiy re- re;
interested in greater security for
yourself and family write to Box
17g-c, Star, ven get together and
tAlk tntnss ever. LIS
Evening star., 1955-05-17
statesmen

We are looking for men to
complete our sales force. We
are the largest and Oldest
organization of our type in
this area, representing the
best-known manufacturer
in the business. To men
who qualify we offer FULL
TRAINING, PAY WHILE
TRAINING. QUALIFIED
LEADS, HIGHEST CON-
MISSIONS. For personal
interview see MIR. THOMAS
at 5408 Marlboro pike Sc,
between 10 am. and 8 pm.
Do not phone.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
RESIDENT MANAGER

Experienced manager for
garden-type apis, located
in Arlington, Va. Must be
able to type. Salary and un-
furnished apt. Call MR.
MACY, HUI. 3-4974.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
MAN WANTED
MEN-WHITE
|FULL-TIME OPPORTUNITY

Old established firm, 40 years In
washington area, now opening new
division. We need f3) young men,
high school education or better;
neat appearance: free to travel l5O-
mile radius Of Washington Balti-
more area.
No door-to-door selling. Call on COM
pany customers BY bona fide ap-
pointment only. Liberal car allow
ance plus travel expenses. Guaran-
teed S100 weekly after q, weeks
training period. Draw against COM
mission while on the job training.
Get In on the ground floor, numer-
Gus opportunities for advancement
See Mr.. Walden, 12 to Q pm. only.
Wednesday and Thursday. 426 9TH
st. NV, Snite 900. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
SALESMAN

J41A9k14v4414N
Wholesale, to sell Capitol phonograpt
records and access; -r1,oIs t9 dealers weat sn
Md... SMpi. valley isuSf ot Va, Eastern shore
estab. accts; vol. excess 100000
Present salesman retiring after
covering area Is yrs. Expense, sal
ary and bonus: age. 25-35. Phone
Mr.. Nelson for appt. NELSON 4
CO., INCs Baltimore, Md. Broad
sALEsMEM ALE t2l, exesptiYSnssl aY,as ! oPGOG, 20,
permanent position See Mr.. Copley
GEO. F; MUTH CO., INC. 1882
sHsEsMfNassil HfE MEN aye I'm Eneyclopsed,s sri.
tannica leads. Call RE. 7-6911 ker
Statesmen. awnings ane storm win
dows. We have more leads than we
can handle. Exp.. full-time closers
only. Call SAM MORGAN. .DU.
?:4S00 for interview; IL.
AtE Ns 90 .ssassSa $ aPD0Ps9
GEO F. Moth Co. TNc.. 1881 New
sAGEsMEN AG1fk aYSi T7o/so or deal; hom.
improvements, additions: q banana,
like storm windows were, selling our
all-metal pre-fab porches. Make
S10O per sale without travelling the
ssTTEk hoMEs 1Re ssnf ApDis
sALEsMEN 81 !; + ts,, to work on used car
lot: family men pref. Must know
how to sell but automobile exper
not nee. Right men can earn more
than SlI 900 per year. Apply Mr.
Evening star., 1955-05-17
AUTO
FINANCE
CLERK

Young lady for inter 1sting Job II
major auto finance company; Will
train: all modern employe dement's: :
must be able to type. Apply Room
434, 261 Constitution ave. NV.
bet. 10 am. and 9 pm. weekdays.
BEAUTICIAN, exper.. all-reund. Apply
in person. THE GEORGE SHOP,
1927 Columbia I'd. NV. --lS
BEAUTICIAN, manicurist. man hair
stylist, northwest beauty salon. large
shop. Call RA. $1,000. Guaranteed
$75 and up. -
all-around. good salary
and commission. ROSE RAYNOR
BEAUTY SALON, 1910 31st st. NV,
DU. 7-1141: eyes,. AP. 7-73S2. Is
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Ss5 to S10o
per week guarantee plus commits
sion; 5.day week; no manicuring;
steady work. LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIR DRESSERS. 1710 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. must be good;
top salary and commission. BEAUTY
CENTER, 1882 Eye st. NV. IT.
BEAUTICIAN, q to $3.50, 5-day week
PLAZA BEAUTY SALON. 4447 Con-
necticut ave. -23
BEAUTicIAN FOR MANICURING: g.
day week, no eyes,. pay highest sal
ary in city, must be experienced
BARRETT PARKER HAIR STYLIST'
s406 Georgia ave.. Sill. Spg.. Md'
10
Evening star., 1955-05-17

YOUNG MAN to work part time ewes
and Sat. Should have drawing abil
ity. and be able to read blue prints
Future for right man to learn kit.
chen planning, estimating and sell.
ing for full-time job later. SUB
URBAN KITCHENS. 5716 Baltimore
ave-. Hyattsville. UN. 4-3352.
YOUNG MAN, mechanical aptitude;
fuli-time interesting work: repair
and maintenance on equipment. Ap-
ply in person, RENTAL TOOL AMI
EQUIPMENT CO., ono Capitol View
ave. Silver Spring. Md. -19
YOUNG MAN, white. 1880 yrs,
dishwashing and pot washing.
Chance to learn restaurant business.
$50 wk. plus meals, plus vacation.
Apply: SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA, 1882 Conn. ave. NV. See
Manager. is
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined.
honest and ambitious; work on cleo
trical appliance. Report to 1911 b
YOUNG MAN with knowledge Of FISH
ing tackle for selling; perm. SALTY
MILLS, e st. at 9th NV. -21
YOUNG MEN. 1890, sales. canvass
ing, experience not necessary: we
train you: salary plus commission
and bonus. Apply L. & B. LABORA-
TORIES. .1017 18th st. NV. Room
gO4, Wed 9-12 nm Oniy