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The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
Lincoln Boys Finish
Air Force Basic 7ruininq

Lakeland Air Force Base, Texas
Two Lincoln county young men
are completing their Air Force
basic military training at Lack
land Air Force Base, the Cate
way to the Air Force"
They are James Blair Bynum,
10, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
Bynum of Alexis: Robert Charles
Buff, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs.
~ R. Buff, Route /, Lincoln
l.
The training at Lakeland pre-
.,ares them for entrance into Air
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
Mrs. Fred Wolden's
Mother Dies Today

Mrs. Fred Walden received
word of the death of her mother
Mrs. j. N. Jones, at Gaffney, S
S., early today (Monday).
Funeral arrangements are not
known.
The Walden Nursery for chill
dren will be open today, but will
be closed Tuesday for the funeral
services and will reopen again
Wednesday.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18

Force technical training or for
Air Force duty assignment.
The course includes a Scienti-
fic evaluation of his aptitude and
inclination for following a parti-
cular career afield.
Lakeland, situated near San
Antonio, is the site of Air Force
basic military training for men
and women and home of the
USAF Officer Military School, of
which the USAF Officer Candi-
date School, the USAF Pre-Flight
School and Officers Pre-Flight
Group are operating units.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
TOO OLD TO DANCE

Copenhagen, Denmark - Mrs.
Else Sorensen and Miss Karen
Kirk Lassen liked the music COM
ing from the radio and decided
to try the mambo. Now they're
in a hospital with broken legs.
Both. dancers are 80, and are resi-
dents of an old folks home.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18

Greensboro this year.
The Lincolnton band will per-
form Wednesday afternoon ano
will be judged by three out OF
state bandsmen of national fame
The band will make the trip in
the school activity bus and one
Queen City bus, furnished by To-
cal civic clubs and the BanC
Boosters club.
The L. H. S. band is directed
by Joseph B. Fields.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
a Lincoln Men
Leave Thursday
For Army Service

Four Lincoln county men will
leave the local Selective Service
office on Thursday morning at
9:15 for Army induction.
They are: Carl Short, Ken
meth II. HOvis, Billy M. Little,
George McRavion.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
Might Lose
Red Cross Services
SHORTAGE

Lincoln COunty's Red Cross office-itS bank balance
down almost the point of eXtinction-is faced with
the danger of having to close up ShopunleSs Lincoln
individuals and industries answer the sos it indi-
Gated today.
With eight months of the current Red Cross year
past and four yet to 60 the Lincoln Chapter last week
reported bank balance of only S11 90 on this years
budget. And March bills remain yet unpaid
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
Rev. Patterson to be
Guest Minister Sunday
At Presbyterion Church

In the absence of Rev. J. l.
Mays, Rev w. S. Patterson OF
Davidson will conduct the SER
vices at HOO A. NJ. Sunday. April
oath.
For several years Mr. Patterson
was stated clery of Kings Noun
tain PreSbytery. He is preacher
of power. The public is cordially
invited to hear his stirring mes
sage.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
Frances Abernothy
Wins 1st Place High
Shoals Doiry Contest

Frances Abernathy won her first
place in the individual division of
the High Shoals All Club Dairy
Foods contest held at the high
school.
Diane Sigmon and Vickie Rice
won second and third places.
The team championship went
to Becky Griffin and Judy Fore.
The team of Jean Kiser and Bar
bara Blevins won second place.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
Lbs Band To Compete In
State Contest This Week

The Lincolnton high school
band will travel to Greensboro
this Wednesday and Thursday to
compete in the State Band Con-
test.
At this same time last year, the
local band received the top rat
ing of Superior in the contest. AS
a result of this rating the L.H.S.
band did not have to 60 to the
district contest at Salisbury, but
were permitted to go straight to
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18

the city council, and this should
prove to be a wide open race. A
heated race is expected for the one
vacancy on the school board, with
three candidates seeking this po-
sition. And, probably the closest
battle Of the primary will for may
or with two candidates campaign
ing for the honor.
PRIMARY RUNOFF?
There's a possibility of a pli-
mary runoff, if the winners in the
respective races do not obtain a
majority vote and the losers call
for a second primary. Doubt is
expressed. however, that a second
primary would be called for by
losing candidates.
Here's the Democratic candi-
dats for the April 26th primary.
For Mayor: Ira Cline and A.
L. ANDY TAFT.
For Alderman, Ward |: Ralph
Cocbranc, Bryan Dusty Craig.
For Alderman. Ward 2: Pat
Buckley, Clyde c. COrnwell, NJ.
L. Higgins.
For Alderman. Ward 5: Bruce
jenkins. Gene Wilburn.
For Alderman, Ward 4: Willie
s. Ramsey. w. Hinkle HOuser.
For School Board: DIR. BOyce
Griggs, julie Ward, Frank G.
Il Iinl
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
177 WARRANTS IN GAsToN
; Are Arrested Here
In Raids By ATU Men

Federal agents of the Alcohol Tax Unit in Charlotte,
which operates under the u S. Treasury Dept conduct
ed series of raids in Lincoln County Saturday. arrest
ed three for violation of the liquor tax laws and
confiscated taXcab and several gallons OF illicit
WhiSkeY
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18

Bolting or premature seeding is
common in early spring cabbage
grown from plants overwintered
in North Carolina fields.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-18
Funeral Rites Held Today
For DR.. George Costner

Dr.. George Henry Costner. rs.
prominent Iincolnton citizen. died
in the CroWell Hospital about I:4O
Evening star., 1955-05-01
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IRONING
TABLES
1895

Enjoy comfortable sit-down ironing
with Rid-Jid legs bend out so
you sit right into the tobIe. Also for
stond-up ironing. 10 Finger-tip
height od diustments z" to 36". Open
mesh top for cooler ironing. non-sIip
Plostic feet. Rid-Jid Pad Cover Set,
5.95.
Evening star., 1955-05-01
Y 90

Four tilt forward kons designed saving viii
on base cobnet hang wo includes Kons for lbs sugar
flour solIer Kon for 23 lbs of coffee teo Kons eoy
removed for cleaning will foil Pink white baked enoe
finish chrome knobs
Evening star., 1955-05-01

Lightweight but strong! Use it as a
steP'odder or as an extension Iodder
-. Pit. size. extends to 6 f., locks
foot by foot. It's stairway ladder,
sooffolding base, even separates into
Z iodders. Aft. ladder, 8.o5; 6-ft..
12.e5; 8ft., 1926.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

ApARTmEnIs FOR REM
FURNISHED three room Kitch-
inette apartment. Call after 5. -
CA. 5-6293. RAT
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

make tough Oklahoma just that much tougher
Jim Walton Gene Toussant Bill McMoore
all home
White home to campaign heavyweight
Walton and Toussaint to
attend
Baddge plays right for Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Co. girls soft ball Telephone
tied for first place the Twin City Girls league
Tom johnson who All Big tackle
American
contract with the Green Bay Packers Pro-grid team
Archie Moore 96 favote handle
be out by the time paper
Isabelle yd O5
seconds In the trial champion
ships at Ponca City okla record
Martha Hudson and Lucinda Williams
Jeanette Tlsegee COPIED
also in record time.
Golday only National track
championship Los yd yd
In the trials Jim Equals the Los Angeles coliseum
o.
Faggs state broke the womens 100 yd
dash record set by Stella Walsh 1880
old time
Willie
the first time Willie had anywhere played
slump hadn't trips plate
winter baseball and the public
few days off and few base hits will put top
heap
Joe Black Indicated early spring training would
Ike change Let's
Roy campanea catching by
large margin In the baIlotng game
Virginia State College Petersburg sponsoring top
flight coaching school
D. Murray football Doyt Perry
at Ohio State Adolph Rupp
versity Of Kentucky Quite faculty would sayi
Larry Dobys batting has taken jump
past two weeks He has boosted his from 27b
My old ciassmate Robinson sports writer
for the Pittsburgh Courier Detroit picked
Archie Moore
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
646 Fuller DUPLEX

Living room IA x 20 IT., dining
room, kitchen. 2 nice bedrooms
and bath in both upper and lower
apartments. 2 heating plants. -
Will sell G. I. with low down pay
ment. MI. 6-0790 or HUI. 8-S66S.
ELMQuIST REALTY CO.
MI. 5-810S NILS MI. 5-S1o8
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

DO You need Insurance A
glance through our advertising
columns win locate reliable a
gent for the best insurance com.
panics.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
ct. Paul
EOpotlight
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whuf's To Do
by MILDRED JORDAN

ENGINEERING Is THE INTEREST of graduate,
Garrett $40 Rondo Av of Mr. vaeader Garrett John
Mechanic Arts 2ae graduation
held on Thursday June 10, at the Auditorium Arena
Born in Langston Okla John and his mother St
10 years ago They o. OF
TWO PRICED POSSESSIONS Johns paintings
Mechanics He was particularly wideawae in mathematics science
and in art classes.
distinguished by performance
of high hurdles the baetba played forward and he
played tho football
blanket and president of the M" club.
CONGRATULATIONS and
to all graduates everywhere THE elevator
running take the stairway
was up to her in other duties last
week the editor
desk When the running
he quite pleased think and detected where did
put that letter so-and-so" expression.
IN THE DEBRIS" found interesting note to the editor
Paul for enightening police officers THE
VANGUARD publication of Smelling employees containing
several welwtten articles by ST. Paurs Al chambee
nder e pen name OF Der we LETT neat pile OF letters TO be
answered and other things to be done when there time
SPENDING THE SUMMER WITH THEIR GRANDPARENTS
Carolyn Carson daughters
Of Mr. and Mrs Roland Cleveland Ohio
his wife the former Lenoe Dillon OF Minneapolis motored in last
parents bring SIN fry"
vacation SO Mr and Mrs RUFUS OFT Carroll
will have the "pa,t.r n, uto fact. around for b Maternal
grandparents Hollis Dillon OF Minneapolis
1T is GOOD LOGIC think the position expressed
gresham Charles C. Dggs Jr the proposed Crazy Horse
Memorial to honor the legendary American Indian Chief
posed the idea funds being
memorials of particular racial nationality The
group
have "A theme based the cultural purasm that has
America great"
ST PAUL,s ANNUAL WHITE CANE" SALE wa. held on
Thursday
Organization Blind
its aims and works
organization provides
ducts welfare makes loans and assists with
opportunities to make the blind person
entertainment, Chairman Ystenes
SUMMER HERE the Concerts surely the
Resppointed staff will be
second Hollis Johnson community
the third
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
INCOME PROPERTIES

$50 ". GROTTO-duplex, new
stucco exterior, oil hot water
heat. $500 down. sale price. ST.
TOO.
551 CARROLL--Large nine room
house with good income. $1,000
down buys. Oak woodwork. gas
hot water heat. CA. 2-276S; GAR
den 9-0280: Garden $1,000
SAT FULLER-Nice apt. up. 2
baths, garage. could be used as 4
bedroom home. $975 down.
ARTHUR &. THOM
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

and Girard Lee. record turnout In expected. Get
your entries In early.
Chico Ibanez has been traded by the Mime
apols MiIiers to Charleston. This win be a good
deal for Chico. for with the Senator's he win be
able to play regularly.
Bud Wilkinson, head football coach at the
University Of Oklahoma says that Negro aspirants
for the team win get fair shake. Oklahoma this
fall win allow Negro undergraduate students for
the first time Bud In a former Minnesota star and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

MONEY TO LOAN
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

More sports nows In tho Sc.
Paul RECORDER.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
LOTS OF ROOM

STUCCO bedroom and attic
room, remodeled in 1913. IS #.
living room, fireplace, large kitch-
en- and dining room, gas furnace.
new garage. Fine condition at low
price. Taxes only S8727. GIL Mar
shall. Call MI. 6-3610.
6. 2. loFond Co. MI. 6-4896
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
$500 DOWN

; Bedrooms - o.I. Appraised
300 FULLER - Good clean older
home. 3 bedrooms, large alcove
and bath up. Living room, dining
room, kitchen down. Hot water
gas heat. double garage. Fenced
rear yard, etc.
FIoria Realty Hu. 9-o8s8
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

MIR. PATES has been an
nounctng sports events for 20
years and served as master OF
ceremonies for the Winter Car
nival national drum majorette
contest and musical jamboree
and the Junior Royalty festival,
We remember well his perfor-
nance last season with the Pops"
and look forward 10 1t again this
year,
And a Ditto for the Sniritnd
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
Page q. st Paul RECORDER Friday. June "a 1855
SPORTS I! ; ;!
by Jn,my Griffin
ny Jimry Griffin

The annual Sterling Club Golf win be
June 2e at the Phalen Park Teeon time
mittee headed Jimmy Harvey
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

director Of the songfest MIR Johnson he
City circles member faculty
College directs the Bgelow
chorus Shrine ChSnters the Barber shop
Presbyterian church choir
SUMMER SERIES WILL BEGIN Saturday July Q.
continue Wednesday Friday and Saturday
through Sept 3.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
sell Trad i:c33 &c: ~ 49,
(1l.EYJI3[3!g,IY

a FINE DUPLEX
$500 DOWN - 1909 Carroll. Good
location. 4 rooms up and down.
Double garage. S12o per month
income. Call for information. MI.
9-1542; MI. 9-3541.
a GOOD BUY
25S Iglehart clean, well kept
duplex, rooms up and rooms
down, double garage. EN-. 1852;
HUI 9-2654.
DUPLEX
453-455 Iglehart-nice square lot,
double garage, separate furnaces,
3 porches, living room, dining
room: LIST floor, 2 bedrooms, End
floor 3 bedrooms. Hardwood fin
ish and floors. Laundry tubs. Elk
cellent condition. Good income
Separate entrances. HU. 1921.
CA. 1861.
THE lENTscH COMPANY
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, BEDROOMS

5s1 IGLEHART - Living room,
dining room, kitchen, den down;
3 bedrooms and bath up. Double
garage. Full basement. Hot air
heat, water heater, laundry, half
bath. GO CT. ON THIS Burn
ham, MI. 6-263S, MI. 1886. R-46
HamIine Twin City Realty
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Evening star., 1955-05-29
THE SUNDAY STAR C-S
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. MAY 20. 1855
HELP WoMEN

GIRL, eolored. to work on fruit stand.
GIRLS. white: pleas. work with color
Aims and prints. In camera store and
lab: b. s. edo. See Mr.. REIeNoER,
today. 715 Kennedy st. NV. 80
LADY. white, mature; Inv; Q adults;
live In. pleasant room; salary. BOZ
white. to live in. take charge
Of mosherless home; fond Of chill
dren. XII. 9-5793 after z pm.
WOMEN 80 needed to meet the
Rrowing demand for AVON pIod-
right in your neighborhood. DI.
YOUNG GIRL to learn bookkeeping
and seneral once work; some typing
required 40-hr. work week; air-
cond. once. paid vacations and hos
pitaliZation. For appt., call Mr..
HOUSE. CO. $4,000, s:30-5. 80
YOUNG LADY wanted for food plan
TO obtain telephone leads. Pleasant
WORK. Good income. Call MR.. BLUE,
DI. 7-720O. Ext. 575.
YOUNG WOMAN to learn to operate
bookkeeping machine; some general
once exper. pref. excel. Workine
send. air-cond. ONCE. Box sS-L ssSSL
YOUNG WOMAN to work in house,
wares in hardware store: good SAL
ary, 6ia-day week. Apply In person
only, 2920 Columbia pike, Arl., Va.
so
Evening star., 1955-05-29

SECRETARY. experienced. wanted
immed.. with first-elass references:
excellent shorthand: good prospects:
Full details and professional record
Will be kept confidential. Write Box
sEcRETARTY T for consulting engineers
once: no shorthand necessary; must
be fast and accurate typtst; 6:day
week; salary open; permanent. WIN.
A. BROWN. 1928 Conn. ave. 2 Y.
SECRETARY. association Of pro-
hand and typing; ir-cond.. pleas
ant surroundings. employe benefits.
STATE Stat background. experience so Box
sEcRErrAsY. sisEr sssF for Turkish Military
Mission: full time, under 40, short
he1a snd gpnS psd yseaaS e0sss nd c
ness; salary. $500. Call co, D.
sEiCRaEiTARY. physician. nearby vs.
once: reply by letter only. State
qsacstiOns preyl01s smposmsn
Parker, PRoFESsIoNAE BusINEss
MANAGEMENT. INC 1909 Goth
sEcRhTARY. e for law ofiees linser-
SssioSsl sd Gst,es iaW Ca. ssf n lsS iss sVsTs sny
time. for appointment. go
SECRETARY, age 20-30. executive In
chemical engineering research and
development firm in Alexandria
needs experienced secretary. College
chemistry helpful. secretarial pro-
dciency required. Salary open. Call
XII g-S765 or XII. $1,000. -29
SECRETARY-Trade association: l.
girl ONCE: 35-hour week: exper. nee.
Pleasant surroundings in new air.
cond. bldg. Interesting and varied
work: $500 per mo. FIBRE BOX
ASSOCIATION, I145 18th st. NV.
Call Ma. S-3767 on Tuesday for
appointment 800
SECRETARY, full or part time. perm.
position. Soundscriber and IBM elec.
typewriter. ME. S-4727.
SECRETARIAL SERVICE needs ex-
perienced stenographers for inter-
esting and varied daytime assign
ments; shorthand. 100 w.p.m.: cleo
typing, 20 w.p.m.; part time and
perm; air-cond.; benefits. ST. j.
sECRETARIEs. see Miss Young at
personnel, 1911 G st. NV. (ST,. B.
3664). Several exceptional openings,
Ton salaries come in see me only.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
U. S. EmpI. Service
1924 F ST. NV.

NO FEES
CLERICAL AND SALES
Bank tellers ttrainees)
Bookkeepers
Collectors (outside)
Hotel room clerks
Statesmen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Accountants Qocal. overseasD
Blood bank technicians
Camp counselors (summer job)
Camp nurses tsummeD
Chemistry technicians
Dental hygienists
Dental technicianS
Craftsmen
Engineers
Jr. executives Nrsineesl
Librarians local. overseaO
Mathematician
Math. -statisticians
Medical technicianS
Physicians hnternal med)
Registered nurses
Social workers
HOTEL-RESTAURA
Cooks--Day and night hours; full
time; $40 to SS5 per week: ages %
To 80. Good working conditions:
experience necessary.
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
Auto service sta. attendants, $40 week
and up.
Motor analyst, age 21-30.
SILK screen printer
Photostat operator, civil service
status.
Carpenters. S1.75 per hour and up.
Painters. S1.50 per hour and up.
PresSerS
Stationary engineer, 3rd class license.
DO NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star., 1955-05-29

SALES CLERKS, part time retail
Apply in person. ANDREWS AIR
FORCE BASE EXCHANGE. go
SALESGiRL, experienced, drug OF
cigar clerk. Apply STATLER PHAR.
MACY statler HOTEL DI-, 7-l,6n1e
sALEsLADY. must be thoroughly ex.
lent working conditions with eooe
starting salary. Apply BEYDAs
saLEstADY9nSo 81 n:$i to ss, evening sS work
5 to o; permanent. THE USONl
SHoP; 33l4 l4th St. NV.
ems apparel shop; permanent, ex.
CLAIRE DRATcH, 7a15 wis, ave.
saLEsLAbY. Lincoln 5-&-1oe stor.
steady Job, under As yrs. Apply in
ssIEshAbT,GEN. eflssn, 81? IN st. DRGG if Ss sTSRs
sal. and comm. COLONIAL DRUG SS..
LI2UoR, l1l9 10th st. NV. u
SALESLADf, ready-to to-wear; must
be thoroughly experienced for high
grade clientele; must be executive
type; steady position. wonderful op-
Apply l0Is Conn. ave.
partment. in fine women's appare
store; attractive. permanent posi-.
ton for experienced lady: 5a-day
week. JOSEPH R.. HARRIS CO.
1924 r st, NV, Al
SALESLADY. experienced. for ladies'
to right party. 1226 Conn. ave.
SALESLADIES, for womens speciality
store. Arlington: full and part time
experienced preferred: excellent pay
and employe benefits. Apply in per-
son. Manager BROOKS. INC. Park
ington Arcade. Arlington. Va.
SALESLADIES. exper. in women's ap-
parel: ful, time: excel. pay. JEAN
MATOU. 71l5 Wis. ave-. Bethesda,
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Old established floor
maintenance manufac-
turer wants high-caliber
salesman, 1888, with
sales background to work
protected territory,
Maryland Delaware area.
Opportunity for promo
ton excellent. Salary,
commission, bonus, car
and expenses. Prefer man
living in Wash. .-Balto.
area. Write detailed
resume, Box. 475-L, Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HELP WOMEN tcsas.l

MANAGER TRANEE -
staufier System wants attractive
ar WaIk With i9 n.oDl. s 10 rain W % xs as -
SistanL manager. Assured future
References required. Apply in pei =
son Miss Pitman, 1888 Eye st. nv
ASSISTANT MANAGER, appointment
ss5n nSf OesSss sOod 'nSn psg HoM MSoi
HAIR STYLLST. i06 N. Giebe road,
Arlington, Va. Phone IA. 5-s23l.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT -
Church home for aged women. Reply
Box &C, Star.
BAKERY CLERK wanted, experienced
preferred. full or part time. THE
JEFFERSON VILLAGE BAKERY.
sos Arlington blvd. Falls Church,
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HELP WoMEN

CAsHIER-CLERK. COR cigar eounter:
white. experienced. references: must
be fas': l. noon tin $50 pm;
closed sun. and holidays. Apply in
person only NATIONAL DRUG &C.
1000 Conn. ave. n ". -3
CIGAR CLERK. expef.; also help In
cosmetic depart nent; part time.
Thurs. evening and Sunday. Apply
in person. PACKETS PHARMACY.
s472 Piney Branch rd.. s. g.. Md.
typinr. Apply J. &. HANGER. INC,
221 G ST NV
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HElP-DoAESTlc

CHYLD-CARE. colored: live in: good
home and small salary; wk. ends
Child CARE and Inv, woman be-.
tween 25 and 40 TO live in mod.
Silver Spring home S36 TO s.Art3
51z days. JU. 7-63S0
CHILD CARE and general housevork,
3 days. through dinner and baby slt
GOOD references. JU. 7-773<.
CONTINUED on next psgeJ
Evening star., 1955-05-29
WE THINK
LAZY .

If you're thinking Of making O lob
change, or are seeking work and
don't look into some of the Job op-
portunities listed below. II the lob
you seek is not listed here. perhaps
we can help you find 1t. We recruit
this area. Let us get to know you.
try to place you now II you're avail
able or watch for the Job oppor-
tunity you seek and be in touch with
you when 1t occurs in our ONCE.
saSRE5Aay ssa E: e 81 TssI edo estate S days 10
SECRETARY to director Of founds.
tion. $1,000.
SECRETARY to management consult
ant firm, top flight ONCE; to age 40:
SECRETARY to exec. to v. p. or
trade assoc, good skills. excel. per-
sonality deal with top men In blsi.
SECRETARY = BOOKKEEPER, trade
msni,. hsId asa "a ok 6kkps'' financial state
8 Z cRET.ASRY-BooKKEEPER. b.
thesda: age open: $500.
SECRETARY to mfgrs. rep: ase 70
40: 1.girl once: $3.50.
sEesEAkY to for sTsneh mar a q s:
national business. rapid shorthand.
typing: $1,000.
Many other secretsrial positions to
EDITORIAL ASST. degree in science.
rough layout and makeup; proof
reading: young: -S3.60G Up.
PAYROLL CLERKS. typing; sge To
1NVENTTotSRYY CLERK. typing. $4,000:
file clerks: typinE; publications:
FILE CLERKS, no typins: 5000 mo.
CLERK-TYPISTe beginners: ags to
As.
BOOKKEEPER. full charge: double
entry: 44-hr: wk.i TO $4,000.
$4,000.
Typists and secretaries. temporary
and part time.
NO REGISTRATION FEE
Interview hours, Mon. Fri. $50 to
| and = to 4. Closed Mon, May 80.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL COUNsELING SERVICES
1nOk r0nn Dim