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Evening star., 1955-02-06
Council Women
Plan Trip to Hill

Senator John M. Butler.
Senator j. Glenn Beall and
Representative Dewitt S.
Hyde, all of the 9Th Congress
sional District of Maryland,
will be the guests of the Mont
gomery County Section Of the
National Council of Jewish
Women at a luncheon on Tues
day, when the club visits Capt.
toll Hill.
Fifty members of the coun-
Gil section will spend the day
at the Capitol to take a look at
the 84th Congress in action.
In addition to the luncheon
meeting. plans include a talk
by Mrs. Olya Margolin, Wash
ington representative of the
National Council Of Jewish
Women, attendance at a con-
gressional hearing, and visits
to the Senate and House
chambers,
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Bal Attire
Is Planned

AS February Is approaches
the date for the Bal Boheme
at the Statler Hotel-more
plans are being made by the
Arts Club for costumes geared
to the theme Latin America
Fiesta"
The Fiesta theme will be
carried out in the costumes OF
the Floor Committee headed by
Mrs. Harry w. Zichterman.
Mr.. Charles Miller is chairman
of costumes.
Serving on the Floor Commit
tee will be Gen. Vincent E.
Stack, Arthur Brolin, George
Emerson, Charles Goodwin.
Conrad Morton. Lewis Lotion
Moneyway. John Spahr, John
Greer. Joseph Kelly, John In
grim, Writ Smith. Charles H.
Rapp, Vincent Taormina,
Lloyd G. Henbest, Charles Mil
Ter, Karl w. Shipman. Gerson
Nordlinger. jr., Walter Stud
diford. Sophocles Papas, Ralph
Stankoff, Jerry Patterson and
L. Morris Leisenring.
The usherettes for the even
ing, a group Of debutantes and
girls from the Embassy set. will
add a gay note to the Bal in
their colorful gypsy costumes.
Mrs. BERTHE Hartnell Smith
is chairman of this group and
among the usherettes will be
Mary Frances Cheatham,
Francoie Costa. Joan Mar
shall, Vaughan Winslow, Pri-
celia Winslow Wood, Sally An
derson, lone Conway, Marian
Sears, Patricia Lach, Pauline
Ried, Marian Bachmurski and
Elizabeth Niemyer.
Two parties in connection
with the Bal are already on
the Capitals entertainment
schedule. Tonight Mrs. Theo-
dora Kane, chairman OF the
Bal, Mr.. James Winslow, vice
chairman and reservations
chairman, and John Greer.
decorations chairman, will en-
tertain at a 7-to-9 pre-bal
cocktail party at the Arts
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. N. Stankoff
will entertain at a supper party
on Saturday at their home in
Chevy Chase in honor OF the
chairman, Mrs. Kane. and
others participating in the
event.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Wayne Morse.
To Be Speaker

Senator Wayne Morse, in
dependent. of Oregon, will
address the Woman's National
Democratic Club on Thursday
at 1890 pm. Senator Morse,
who is a member of the Dis
trict Committee, will discuss
Running Washington"
Mr.. Gerhard Van Arkel, at
torney and member of the
District Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee, will introduce
the speaker. Mrs. Alfred
Friendly is chairman of the
event Mrs. George Oakes is
hospitality chairman.
The luncheon will honor
club members from the Dis
trict. It is one of a series of
programs sponsored by the
Education Committee high
lighting a different State each
week,
Evening star., 1955-02-06

a place. "Have you any chill
dren?" asked the landlord.
None" ANY animals or
birds?" None" We'll, have
you anything which might dis
turb the peace of the build
ing?" H m mm," answered
Greene, II do have a pen that
scratches awfully and I'm
afraid I use it a good DEAL"
4 Il II
Luis Miguel Dominguin who
won neither the heart Of Ava
Gardner nor a million dollar
lottery prize (although he
claimed BOTH, has left for a
grand tour of our country. II
the 29-year-old retired bull
fighter learns English well
enough he'll appear with Jose
Ferrer in "Matador." the story
which closely parallels his own
life.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

ought to be as gay as ones
imagination.
Il know that my best colors
are blue. green and beige and
that I'm not happy in dark
tones.
II prefer the latest costume
jewelry to real stones in out
moded settings. My pearls and
a few sentimental pieces are
exceptions. of course.
II could kick myself for buy
ing too many fragile, half
naked shoes when I go to Italy.
They don't wear and they are
uncomfortable.
MY pet gripes (this is also
a French wordD are: The
sort of closed toe shoe cut so
low that it shows the toe
cleavage. I think they are
dreadfully vulgar. . Dresses
that have all the interest in
the front and none in the
back. Perfectly matched
accessories. Women who
overdress in the mornings and
the ones who underdress In
the evenings.
II have a weakness for
lingerie and beautiful baby
clothes. Nine years ago. when
my daughter was tiny. she
had tucks and bows from head
to toe and the covers and pill
lows for her carriage were my
great joys to see.
II wish we could buy ready
made clothes here in Paris as
you can in America. I should
love to buy something to wear
without suffering endless fit
tings and having to wait days
or weeks. That I could
pack my trunks with every
thing I need and nothing more.
instead of always arriving
minus at least one essential
to each costume.
"I am continuing to wear
the Jacques Faith label be-
cause I have all confidence
that Genvieve, his widow, will
carry on the plan they built
together.
II can't risk letting my hlls-
band choose my clothes; he
has wonderful taste and won-
derful ideas. but something
misses when they're applied to
me-"
It isn't that American gov
ernment families aren't liked
abroad, especially when they
get the best housing and up"
all the other rents. can import
sans duty, buy whisky and gas
tax-free, and even have their
bread sent from home, but
Frenchmen had at least one
smile when the Seine over
flowed smack into the mighty
PIX. That much-envied shop
ping center was the first place
of business in the area to close.
X X X X
When 1.-The Living Room
began playing in French here
author Graham Greene began
looking for an empty fiat SO
he could take up residence.
BY d near miracle he heard OF
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Kiira. a hard-headed business
man. conscientiously avoids re-
minding his heir OF this tnlro
asset. This senior branch OF
the princely Troubetzkoy fam
tly has not relied on mere
glamour to overcome post-revo-
luton vicissitudes which have
beset other White Russians.
For example, Simone, his WIFE,
is one of Paris most famous
beauties but, under her Pau
lette-designed chapeaux, sne
has an excellent brain. 1t IS
not a coincidence that a Ger
tain women's magazine sud-
denly began to flourish soon
after she stepped into an edi-
torship.
1 The Princess is Of brave
stock-most of her male rela-
tives have served, or are serv-
ing, France as army officers.
In fact. she is such an army
child that she married another
one, for Kijra's father was a
soldier-prince. He was Mill
tary Attache to the Czarist
Russian Embassy in Rome
when he met and married the
daughter of the Argentine AM
bassador. Si1none is 100 per
cent French, and is married to
a Russian. so there is actually
nothing Anglo-Saxon in her
whole being, but she has a
surprisingly Anglo American
outlook on fashion. Here. then,
are some of her principles:
Most French women love
the little suit and the 'ele-
CANT little black dress, but not
me-" she says, Il want tweeds
or ball gowns. FrlendS lnSlSC
that the more she is dressed
UP, the lovelier she is. But, tall
and slim, blond and nearly
always tanned, the princess Is
a sensation in a bikini. She,
herself, doesn't think SO and
will tell you that her waist Is
too short and her legs are too
long, and that she must al
ways dress to correct these
faults" She also says:
IT believe that ski clothes
should be bought locally and
that. for real skiing. it is adj
visable to dress like the in
structors. After-ski clothes
Evening star., 1955-02-06
OAR Chapter To Give Play

The Committee on American
Music of the Mount Vernon
Chapter of the OAR will pre-
sent a period play with music,
entitled "a Soiree at Wood
lawn" tomorrow evening at
$50 in the parish hall Of
Christ Church in Alexandria.
The play. written by the
chapters chairman of Amer
ican music, Adela Tucker Gull
brandsen, won distinguished
honorable mention" in a ma
tion-wide contest participated
in by members of the OAR in
1851.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Music of the play is taken
from the period around 1925.
Helen and Fred Todd Of the
Alexandria Little Theater will
stage and direct the play.
Mrs. Cecil c.. Brown, Regent
of the Mount Vernon Chapter.
will head receiving line which
will include the President
General of the OAR, Miss Ger
trude Carraway. Mr.. Hardinge
Scholle, superintendent Of
Woodlawn Plantation, and
other officials Of the national
society of the OAR. The re-
ception will follow the play.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

he has for
the future
are h ! S
brains and
his name"
So s aid
P r 1 n c e
Kijra Trou-
betzkoy to q
close friend.
recently.
The IT.
y e a r o Id
N ic h oil a S
has his par
ents' good
lo0kS but
Evening star., 1955-02-06
DuteIine: Paris
Brain Name for Troubetzkoy;
Dominquin Nay Make 'Motodor'
By Brendo HeIser

PARIS, Feb. 5.-"The day is
past when a man could pass
on a fortune to his son, so I
hope Nicholas realizes that all
Evening star., 1955-05-08
Crass-ROOts
BUSINESSBOY

Told to NOV the lawn,
this teen-ager really
took the job seriously
Evening star., 1955-05-08

employees. Today, still in his
teens, he operates a full-scale
landScaping and garden-care
service. He owns a truck, power
and hand mowers and keeps a
dozen boys working through
out the season.
A self-made handyman, he
does all his own repair and
maintenance work and keeps a
full set Of account books (all
winding up in black ink.
His Eogsnula
PUBLIC relations, Ralph thinks,
is the technique small business
men need most. News of his
service is often passed along
from neighbOr to neighbor like
an old family recipe.
Ralph's advice to teen-age
entrepreneurs: Don't expect
customers to overlook sloppy
work just because you're a kid.
If you bite off a man-Sized
job, be prepared to turn in a
man-sized performance - and
don't forget to ask for a mans
payr" -JHAM RODelMS
Evening star., 1955-05-08
w sky-blue detergent washes shirts whittier
does that it's doing only half the job.

DINSO BLUE does so many different jobs
IL so brilliantly, it honestly makes other
detergents seem old fashioned. Listen to this:
l.RINSO BLUE blues as it washes. Asa result,
your shirts, sheets and towels yes, even
rayon and nyIon clothes come out cleaner
and Uhiter, your colored clothes brighter. And
you don't need to add any bluing!
2. This new RINSO formula gives you the
cleaning power to get even soiled work clothes
really clean in your washing machine.
3. It's also delightfully."- mild. That s why so
many gals use RINSO BLUE for dishes.
Lever Brothers Internationally guarantees
new RINSO BLUE, just as we have always
guaranteed Rinse soap in the green box.
If you don't agree that RINsO BLUE is
big improvement on the detergent you are
now using, we'll gladly refund your money.
Evening star., 1955-05-08

EoUR summers ago Ralph
II Sonnenschein, of Univer-
sity City, Mo-, was handed the
family lawn to take care of and
the family lawnmower to help
him do the job. Making the
best of it, Ralph pushed the
mower and applied hose, rake
and clippers with such vigor
that soon the SonnenSchein
grass was the envy Of the block.
To his aStoniShment young
Ralph discovered that grown
ups set great store by smooth
green lawns and what's more,
are willing to pay pretty well
for not having to do the work
themselves.
Ralph began to branch out.
He bought his own lawnmower
and by the following summer
was really in business with three
machines and three pals for
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opERIToR
TYPISTS
Underwood Corporation
1890 l. ST NV

Has several openings for accurate
neat typiSts. Opportunity for sd.
vancement permanent positions
employe benefits, paid vacation. g.
day week; modern aforementioned
office. Apply in person. 1t
experienced. white. Ap-
ply In person, WAH QUE RESTAU-
RANT. 1854 Old Bladensbure I'd,
morning and evening
shifts; exper preferred. Apply in
person. BUS TERMINAL RESTAU-
RANT. railway Bus Terminal 100
Eve ST NV lib
white. no experience nee
essary. Day work. Apply DIXIE
PIG BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
Benning I'd. sc. 10. S-4Al3. --lj
white--BURCHE'S SEA
FOOD 205i Wilson blvd. Airing. ION.
night work. 5 p m
/? am; sundays closed Apply ?g3d
WAiTREss--Ful or part time. apply
In person HOUSE OF HENLEY
RESTAURANT. 100 Marlboro pike,
District Heights, Md ID
night club. Can WA.
-n1ia after . pm LIS
MATTRESSES. white. day work ana
part time. G-i0 experienced. pleas.
ant working conditions. Apply 81 10
Conneeticu! ave. --lO
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BOOKKEEPER

Must have exper. to take charge
Of once.
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SlIuAIl0NS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert, BOOKS started.
kept part time; statements, tax re-
turns prompt reas Ju N.5in7
JANITOR. single. for small apt.
house. part time. WO 6-04r@.
MANAGER---ENce.le
food and labor cost. % year CX-
per!ence. TIE 6-1gO7. .d'
MAN. white cXpCT, grocery. prOaUCs,
desires position In betteT-clasS store;
refs Boy 1g9.Y. Star. lG'
RETIRED RAILROAD MAN, Is.
white seeks work as Waterman,
gardener. maintenance or carpenters
helper HA "-.ISJ la
LICENSED MD. desires employment,
ewes or wHck ends Box 353-Z star,
EXPER. CREDIT MGR. wishes 10
make change 10 reliable Arm Min,
5000 Boz .,3-F, star --- -
MAN. colored' desires lob a. truck
driver or helper with refs Knows
city. Ii. B-IIni. ID
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SITUATioNS-woMeN

PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wants
child care doe ors once OF mdIr IN
store HU 3-GJ"f
SELECT WOMAN, white, sgle eGU-
Cational bckgr desires live-iu posi-
ton as companion or enid care.
willing 10 do Inv. cNpcr rrts.
non-sctTant level BOX l55-E s,ar.
CoIOREr Girl dcsircr tuh A. clerk
typE. VERY ura. II S edc COilrge
bsgd, Good refs. III. @-u54@. lib
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AUTHORIZER
Permanent Position
Shay Week
APPLY
VIM. HAHN & co.

9TH AND X Sis. NV. IL
CLERK, mature, white. II you have
a limited income and would like to
augment 1t with pleasant surround
ings, congenial people, with work to
do, sales ability. short hrs. alter
mating day and eve. and live near
downtown Wash; answer, giving
age, reference and phone No. Box
CLERK. TELLER 90 to IS. Hours Hours Q
to 4. Monday through Friday. Nice
working conditions. Call Sterling
3-S316 for appointment. THE PRU-
DENTAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
= TI lon I 1$3s g st. nv; .. =. Is,
Speed and accuracy essential. Insur-
ance ONCE. Bethesda. Salary $500
$40 mo. 5-day wk. OIL. 2-111. lis
- Hyattsville area,
hours ! ! am. to 7:30 pm. Call Mr.
HIGGINS, APP. 7-SI00. -l5
-TYPIST-Permaneu position
in modern. aforementioned general
insurance ONCE. Excellent emporium
ity and working conditions. co.
CLERK-TYPIST. exper.; must be ac-
curate At figures: 5-day wiz; $50
BANKERS MUTUAL ms. CO.. 75s
CIERK-TYPIsT, part time: must be
good typist; salary dependent on
qualifications. Apply Mrs. Jeter.
DARLINGTON RENTAL OFFICE.
$500 s 3lSt St Arl Va liz
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BOX 156-E, STAR
HOSTESS Ann CASHIER nisbf vorE

HOSTESS AND CASHIER, night work
part time or full time. Apply 1919
IBM KEY PUScH OPERATOR, hish
school graduate. age 1898 expert
:. preferred but Strs not
5ia-day week. Apply in person TO
Mr.. Parker. SUBURBAN TRUST
co. 37l6 Rhode Island ave Mt,
AGENCY has position
open Tor young lady between 25-4O.
typins. billing, policies, general Of
fee management. Excellent salary
Call co. 5-5530 bet / and : pm.
. q D c. rn.J. white
middle aged; gen. duty nursing care:
f isf p %GrR 9 %p S416 4 desired or re-
PIN OPERATOR wanted bv local
publishing organization; . years
PIX plus some telephone company
experience required; age under 81:
must have good references: 5-day
week; 9;30 an am. TO q pm. Starting
5aIaIE s3 Foi l pr ut Gs a FIX
PIX RECEPTIoNIsT. not over 80
yrs OF age: must be thoroushly
exper.: 5-day. 4O.hr week: no Sats.
MR.. HARREI L, MA. S-S2O6. III
PHOTOGRAPHERS SALESWOMAN.
sion: exper. only. AID. 2-0l9S.
--l5
for portrait studio
Phone JE. 3-l45B Sunday until
pm. Mon, u am. TO . pm. lis
9ECEPTIONISTS--F front desk and
large apartment project in Airing
ton, Va; hours pm to IL mid
night; experience preferred but not
necessary We will train. Pleasant
air-conditioned ofices and fine or
SANITATION. See Inansger, ARLING-
TON TOWERS APT. Jefferson Bldg
Arl blvd, Arl, Va. No phone calls
please -15
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'-WoMEN

dANAGER-SIod m Gle
woman married. alert: able to oeai
With people Re. erenees on ability
and honesty. l-bedrOom apt. and
salary Box ll2-E. Star. is
RESIDENT MANAGER
For new Aforementioned apartment
building. Must present fine appear
ance and have pleasing personality
Capable supervising personnel and
and be thoroughly experienced in
apartment manasement- Box IL C.
Star Ii
SALESGIRLS. aged 10 to IS: hours
$3.50 70 8. Mon. Through Fri: Eood
working conditions. Apply WAL
GRE EN- CO., Pentagon Bldg. 10
SALESLADY. experienced in furniture
preferred but not necessary; good
salary plus commission; permanent.
UNION FURNITURE & APPLIANCE
CO. 1922 II ST ne. Id
exper. only. in special
tt shop, dresses and accessories.
BELLIES DRESS SHOP. 4sI5 Ga.
ave. NV Phone RIA. 6-5260 is
SALESLADY. exper. Apply in person,
Lincoln ) & 10. l05 End st S-e-I5
experienced in children. S
wear. For appointment. call 10
1870 Monday 1912 am Is
Subsidiaries part time and full
time. We need daytime and eve
airy and commission DARLING
DRESS SHOP 1a1S New Hampshire
ave Langley shopping center
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Statesmen

Wanted nv national concern TO call on
commercial and industrial accounts
with line of guaranteed electrical
supplies. Late model car necessary
No age limit. No electrical expert
ence necessary. Permanent Job.
Good opportunity for right men.
Phone j, J. WATT. Carlyle Hotel,
Monday only, 8 to 5.
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Oppor young man in bio. prod. ex-
per. not nee; vet. pref. OIL. $500
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ARTIST

assistant, young lady
with art training and Tor experience
to assist in advertising department
Small salary. Interesting work
Wonderful experience and training
for career girl" Write full details
including experience. references
and salary requirements. Box 45-C.
Star
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| ny; local ref; experienced. DE.
COOK
Exper;, to live on premises: separate
| bath; all furnished Call WO. g.
61Sl. after IL noon for appt. --l5
G,H.W:. plain cooking. child care.
live in; ref: Thur Sday afternoon
on and every other Sunday EN-.
G.HWJ . children. parents works,
Local refs. JE.. 2-4642. --I5 \
G.H.W. COOK, Thursday and Sunday
0 off 81" E Ssek a s99d references re-
CIV; live in first "a wks,, after
Refs. and health card. JU' 81 @:s.
G,H;w,, live in, woman. care for in:
salary. Call after g pm. and all
day Sunday. 10. 7-s253.
HOUsEkEEPER. to care for elderly
lady and help with housework, Ar
HOUsEKEEPER, middie:ape. care
working mother: room, board aud
small salary. WA. 7-Jl5+ after ).
LIGHT HoUsEWORK. > chlldsen.
live in. room with pvt. bath. st
floor, other help: $50 week, Oh.
MAID CIV, help care 3 children:
live in. Refs, required, ~, S.,2696.
roomtng hse. exper; soc hr. 10 sun.
1l0I 18th ST. NV, DI. 1-5SSH
! COUPLE. White. to live in; woman
, for g.h:w. and cooking. man TO
help with housework. and garden
ing must be .ond Of children: recent
local references necessary. 81.
WOMAN. SOTO sober. dependable,
intelligent. to live in beautiful home.
eh,w, and cooking; "a days; perm:
local is'', refs EM "r6atiI al" i'd
sETTLED WHITE WOMAN for e.h.w.,
July and August, in Maine VILLAGE:
transportatiog Wash Is, Wash. and
WHITE LADY. 70 care for 3-yr Cd
Grandmother 40 "-CSS7. Is
MInDLE-aGED WOMAN. to mind .
s soofins S'96s sys s saS TO paG
$50 JE ?-G53i. Ii
SETTLED GIRL .ccIoredt, for . h W.
and help with children Other help
empl Stay 3 niahts, Thur ATTN.
ana every other sun of. Good gay
wGRKiNG PARENTS will share N.
All home with mid. aged white lacy
in cXch for Inv. and care Of :! schi-
age. children; sal. open. ia. ~ 50.
Ia
LIVE IN, gh ". and cooking paod
with children Thursday and every
other Sunday of: recent reference.
RIA 3-29Sa. III
COUPLE-Man as AUTHORIZATIONS
wife as maid; $50 mo. References.
coon HOME AND SNAIL sAIARY
Tor mlddle-aged lady who needs a
home; 10 take care of invalid lady
and small home. ia G-252" Ia
COLORED LADY wants a christian
lady % or so or older to make ii
her home with g in family. No work.
lust for company for an 1l-yr old /,
child. Ii 2-g0Sl Iii !
WISH COLORED WOMAN, must I've
In. small rambler. general hofSe-
work. cooking: . adults, child,
W old whole day of and every
other sunday, sos. Box 3n4-E, Star.
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SALES
ENGINEERS

CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING &
DISTRIBUTING OMPANY OF
AMERICA, INC. is now presenting
complete training program for q
selective few men to become quail
ned sales engineers with the largest
home improvement corporation in
this section OF the United States.
This year is the first time in the
history of our corporation that we
are expanding Our organization.
We have openings for experienced
statesmen, We will teach you. the
roofing. exterior and Interior deco
rating. modernization Of Kitchens
and bathrooms. recreation rooms,
apartments. etc. where you will be
qualified to estimate and draw the
specifications and agreement con!
tracts with our customers.
This Wogram Of conference and prac-
tical experience will not only cost
you nothing but will enable. you to
earn far above average weekly pay
While you are in training. For
those who qualify in this sales
enslneer program we will imme-
to $4,000 salary field.
Ne require intelligent. energetic men
with neat appearance and late
model automobiles to fill our sales
engineer positions capable of rep
reSenting our corporation with the
public.
I you are interested in improving
your present sales status into a
permanent $4,000 to $4,000
position, then apply in person only
to Mr.. Clark. between 10 and L.
m. and 2 and pm.
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MATTRESSES
Experienced counter and table work:
good Eorking conditions. Meals
t1ruiShra

ACTRESSES
Experienced counter and tsbls work:
sood voFkins conditions. Meals
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
PARKINGTCNs ARLINGTON. VA.
GLEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
over 81. interested In waitress
work IN high-ciaSS restaurant. No
train Excellent earnings. Apply,
GUSTS RESTAURANT. 1897 N
LADY of good personality sno lair
education. for desirable position
loyal and faithful 70 her work.
50. 400 year Apply Monoay before
: p.m.. Room ga, 1916 Conn ave.
NV. is
LADIEs-seu House Of Plastic prod
uets thru party plan. Free kit. no
&C., N Capitol ST.
WOMAN. white: ghv must live in.
excellent quarters. all modern ap-
planes to work with. SO. 5iz-day
week. See MRS. HARPER. lh32
Conn. ave. nv. is
" OMEN 10 make phone calls from
nome for appointments for our
SaleSIorCe- ABBY letter. state dsa-
mite time available for calls eX-
perience, if any. P. o. Box 37f:l.
WOMEN, white. IL TO so. carry
dishes. counterwOrk, salad making
and baking. 500 a week Job No
experience necessary. Chance 70
learn the restaurant business, pleas
ant working conditions, no Sunday
or nlehtWork, apply SHOLL'S CO.
IONIAL CAFETERIA. 1892 Conn.
aye, NV. See manager 10
YOUNG WOMAN to learn to operate
bookkeeping machine; some general
once experience preferred: excellent
WORKING conditions, Aforementioned
Office Box 305-E, Star. is
YOUNG WOMAN. to work in local in
Surance company ONCE: must be
capable typiSt and some Bookkeeping
experience essential. to post rec
ordS and write policies: good work
Ing conditions In new Office See
Mr. Brannon AMALGAMATED
CASUALTY INSURANCE CO, 4O5
FAST. RELIABLE WHITE GIRLS TO
work In frozen custard shop Apply
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