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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Debs & Dates
ny -Jchncc'

Hi there all you fabulous people |
Of the Twin Cities. and l use that |
word fabulous spariugiy, The |
Twin Towns are drag. let me |
give you some examples OF what |
makes them drag,
Friday night Judy Rooster had
a party at her house, the party
got ovcrcrowded. - she decided To
put some OF the younger kids out,
After many unsuccessful at.
tcmpts, she finally had Co break
the party up. because. the people
wouldn't be quiet, and because the
younger people wouldn't leave, II
WAS a good party that didn't have
to end that way.
All Judy had to do In the first
place. was TO not let the people
In the house, u YOU feel you are
going 10 have to put them out
later Some people have the idea
that party has to be jam-packcd
before Il Is n good party. That's
not true. YOU can have more fun
with less people than To be get
ting In someone's way all the
time,
Now lets say a dance u given nj
wheatiey. or Hallic. but not many
people turn up. This IL because,
most likely someone has given
Jump" and the people say. why
pay 10 dance when you can hear
the same sounds for nothing at n
party, Nowadays. when you have
pay dance. you have TO have
more than just dance, you've got
10 have something extra, give the
p~opic something To come out To
the dance for,
Then there In something else To
do besides going To dances and
parties, like going on toboggan
rides, ar sleigh rides, or skating
parties. and going 10 someone's
house Afterwards for hamburgcrn
and cokes and To listen 10 records
40, don't Just sit back and say.
this place SURE IL drag. cause
you're what makes the town, and
the town can only be what you
mako H.
The wheatlry Wizards went
down To Rock Island, III, Sa,ur-
day for "a basketball game with
the Ambassador. n was "a very
exciting game. but the Ambaasa-
doris came out with n score ~ o.
Ia 80 The top scoring men ~ the
night were Donnie Brooks with
~ points and John Jenkins and
Earl bowman with ~ points each.
and Madison Norwood with 10
points
Nl''' wv h"i'E unity N"N
given for the team The Wizards.
aay that the people In Rock Island
were very nice, and the hmbaSHa-
doris hope 60 come up here soon
for q return game,
Saturday night Lorraine Cou.
sins gave n party NJ her house,
Happy birthday, Iovey Williams
many more 1--WE years may be
added 10 your already long year
Next Thursday, Sonny Thomp-
son IN going 10 he whaling nj Eb-
ony. Haven't had him up here In
long time
The Great stan Kcnton In com.
INK 10 the Prom soon, and yours
truly will be right there with him,
M he progresses 80 nicely In all
his sounds
Well, dcbs and dates. IN lot
you all go n1w. and hope 10 DO
seeing you real soon
just because You see the name
"Johnre' appearing on this col
urnn from NOW on. don't think that
Shlrlee has left you, haven't, !
just changed my name you cant
re, rid 81 me ihn, easy Conn.
d.ntiaiiy though. that's my nick
name Signing Off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
DRIVER TO WORKS
FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING

Eugene Robertson. 43, Of 456
w. Central. WAS given 30 days in
the workhouse In Minneapolis
traffic court on Monday, February
8 on a drunken driving charge
According TO Robertson's record,
he had a prwior conviction.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Choral Club
entertoins For
Concert Artists

The Primmaires, newly or
ganizcd choral club, entertained
at cocktail party Friday eve
ming. February 3. In honor OF VIII
liam Warfield. American baritone
and his wife. Miss Leontync Price.
soprano. The delightful affair was
held in the North Shore Room of
Hotel Nicollet from o To IL p. m.
A group from the choral club
headed by its organizer and di-
rector, Ralph c, Primm and bust
ness manager. Mrs. Emma Simms
and others met the internationally
known couple at the airport with
a photographer who took pictures
The club presented Mrs. Warfield
with bouquet OF red American
Beauty roses.
At the hotel the reception table
WAS attractively laid with a flor
al arrangement of yellow JON
quils and spring flowers as the
centerpiece with "A large silver
lazy susan holding an assortment
of pretty and tasty canapes as the
focal point at one end while n
large crystal punch bowl Of cool
and refreshing punch adorned the
opposite end
The honored guests socialiZed
and greeted everyone with genu-
inc fTtcdlincss and warm cordial
ity.
Mrs Warneld, native of
Laurel, Miss. attended Wilberforce
College in Ohio. She later won "A
scholarship for advance study in
New York at Julliard School of
Music, In 1852 Virgil Thomson
engaged her for difficult role In
his -Four Saints In Three Acts.
after which she was sought out
at once 10 Co-star as BeSs In the
recent "PorEy and Bess" re-
vival Throughout America and
Europ, critics hail Miss Price as
great new singing actress
Mr. warfield and his wife gave
a Joint concert in Northrop audi
forum Saturday night under the
auspices Of the University Artist
Course and this was the only joint
concert by the couple this season
This was Mrs Warfield's first APP
pearance in Minneapolis and the
second for Mr. Warficld.
Guests present a, the party in
Guided the Mines Dora Hardy,
Ida webb Barbara Cyrus r..
Primm. Jessie shepard the
Mcssrs. John BurrclI, Cornelius
Page and Mrs Stanley Rutland.
Club members present were
Mrs Elysc Lyle, club orRanist,
Miss Rayma Estes, the Mines
Ruth Cowan. Gcnevevr Jackson.
Anna Mae Ross. Emma simma La
Mae salunr. Flurnia Mobilcy. the
Nessrs Ralph & Prmm, director,
Bob Bannarn and William " WI
liamE
Other members Of the club are
the Mines Bertha Smith. Hsttie
Phillips Hattie Powers, Terry
QuaIls. the Msssrs Raymond
Shepard. Curtis Freeman, julius
Caesar. william Wardsr and
Lawrence Mccoy
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Sluo on thursday, February 2.
Mrs. Leroy Coleman Sr. of St.
Paul was welcomed as a new
member into the club membership.
Following business a delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. George Hall, 1920
w. Central Av, st. Paul on
March 7.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Victoria
Smith, IT'S 18th Av. s., returned
home from Fairvew hospital
where she underwent surgery on
Tuesday, February 7. She is re-
ported in excellent condition.
Cosmopolitan Is Club: Mrs.
Normie True. 4l2s Fifth Av. S.
was hostess to the Cosmopolitan
l6 club on Saturday. February
4. Plans were made for a roller
skating party to be held in March.
Luncheon Hostess: Miss Era
Walls, 1881 Chicago Av. was
charming hostess at luncheon on
Saturday. February I, in honor OF
Mrs. Wilmoth Bowen OF Chicago.
Other guests present were the
Mines. John Norris. f. v. Marshall
James Moppins, Clifford wilker-
son and Lawrence Morrow.
Cresituendos: The Cresiteundos
will meet Sunday, February 10,
with Mrs. Mary Armstrong, 3935
Fourth Av. S. as hostess. All new
and regular members are urged
to be present The hour is 5 p m.
Vacationing: Mrs. Isabelle Nc
Query, Cedar. MINI. left the city
Thursday morning, February 8.
for Atlanta, Ga, on vacation. She
will be the guest OF her daughter
and son-in-law and family, Mr..
and Mrs. N. G. Simons. Mrs. Nc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

n IL only Just that every ciu-
zen, whatever his status pay his
share - tax and svad"rs should
BE- fully prr~"ouisd. regardless ~
the high places indictments tend
70 uncover
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

Our adyertis~r- WANT your
husin.s. and patronage. CIV. thsm
pr~fer.aes. % insure. the confirm.
81 good quality and srVios 81 this
paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
POSTAL ALLIANCE TO MEET

The North Star branch 81 the
National Alliance NJ Postal I'm
pl0ycss will meet IN Sunday,
February ~ at 2 . n. a. the
Phyllis Whsatley House Mime.
spolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Underwent Surgery; James Anthony Timan, six weeks
old of the Roland mans Of 9S5 lgehar Av underwent
surgery in St Lukes hospital Saturday February The in
FAINT returned home Monday February and is progressing
nicely. -
Bridge Party Invitations are in the mail for bridge party
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FIVE HUNDRED ATTEND REGAleTTES
DANCING PARTY AT ST. PAUL HOTEL

About 500 mary atred guests attended the annual dane
party given by the Regaettes the beautiful Continental
Room of the ST. Paul Hotel Tuesday evening February Z
President of the club is Mrs Sara Nichols Mrs LOWE
Parker vice presidents Mrs Harriet Byrd Gordon secretary
and Mrs Ccola Webb Members are the Mines
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

On ~: Miss Joyce Hughes, 37l6 Fourth Av s. gave a
monoiogue entitled Peanut Butter when she appeared on
Don Dotys Record Party WTCNTv at p m SATURDAY.
February T. on channel H. "''
~ Booker l. Washington Study Club Mrs. Marie Boswell
326 E. 45th St hostess to the Booker washington St
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

Johnnie Baker Auxiliary.
American Legion Valentine Day
Tea, Sunday, February I2 at 1918
Fifth Az. y. Time s TO p. m. -
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-02-10

other members ~ the club are
the Mines Bertha Smith. Hsttie
Phillips. Hattie Powers, Terry
QiiaIls. the Messrs Raymond
Shepard. Curtis Freeman, julius
Caesar. william Wardsr and
Lawrence Mccoy
Evening star., 1956-03-18
H-89, p. o. BOX 1915
Philadelphia %, Pa.

BANK TELLER TRAINEE, age 21-35,
No previous exper. required but
some exper handling money help
full. Excel. opportunity for career
and banking; 3 days: start, $50.
No reg. fee. MANAGEMENT CON,
SULTANTS. INC. SUITE 600, 1406
BEAUjiTiCHAN, male or female. ex-
perienced in hair tinting. Top sal;
airy and 50es commission. LILLIAN
CRAMER, Ills 18th st. NV. Co
B.AUTiCIAN, shampoo. and mani
cure operator: top salary. ia; =
asss asss asti1 aMsafEs IL sm HAksTYLaa fISsfa MSd
1880 Lee hwy. Arl., va. 20
BEAUTICIAN, all-round operatesIYi
MOORE BEAUTY SALON. 6O4 ! ! tn
st. NV, ME, S-S410: 30
BEAUTICIAN--Hair stylist: man OF
woman; prog. mod; atr,cond: salon;
ju S10 Ssssd grey plos Ur g. etl sasi aF AAEGssD
BEAUTiCiANs. male or female: hail
'isSi to Shampoo poo and assist. GABRIEL,
1919 Conn. ave. NV. 20
BEAUTICIANS (2). all around,
steady; Suitland. sc. Highest sal
sTzs az and nc snS SHmm1isosioss io s.5sss Ssi 1s W
BEAUTYcIAN. Gi1G AN eSper,: m also shampoo
girl: immed. opening. Call BER-
NARD's. 1926 Georgia ave. nsw.'
BEAUTICiAN - Top salary; also
shampoo operator. ia. 7-22SS after
10 am. Closed Mondays. MARTINS
HAIRSTYLING. 1880 Lee hwy.
Arl., Va. .-23
BEAUTiCiAN, experienced: full tim,
and part time: all-around operator
Call ANN SHERIDAN. 62o2 Georgis
ave. NV. RA. 6-9S60.
good operator
wanted, full or part-time. FRED
THE HAIR STYLIsT, 1l09 9 81
BEHuTICIAN, man or woman, all
around operator; neat appearance
personable and dependable. Apply
In person, BEAUTY BAZAAR. 600
1Ath St NV. -ZU
Evening star., 1956-03-18
HElPMEk

ATTRACTIVE POSITION for intel.
liEent man, $3.50. Must have good
personality and appearance and be
sy fsSy Il 70 seIeeted aeesed pSsGa GuaPanteed IN
come. with opportunity for ad;
vancement. Insurance benefits and
retirement plan, based on proflt
sharing. A national organization.
No. I in its field. For local inter-
view appointment. phone AP. q
EXPANDING NATIONAL CONSUMER
finance organization desires young
men to enter training program.
Car required. good starting salary.
autJ allowance. disqualification and
life insurance, paid vacation and
EoAs Te5EspsRs sEsye P!in p9 Apps Rso. d.NS1nS snS
ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd, or 700 Car
Actual JOBS oPEN in d S. s.
Amer, Europe To $4,000: travel
paid Write only. EMPLOYMENT
INFO. CENTER, Room S4s. 40
RsWHtn s,SsIs ST. tds nS'tGp Ga,s 10. M.N-H. :,
between 25 and 45, of good char
actsr; must be Master Mason in
good standing; must have been
successful but nevertheless. anxious
to better himself by developing Q
real career with 60-yr. -old organ
lAdtlUIl. f1is TtWATu Will or bn eA-
eel. frst-year income. Increasing
each year, plus advancement op-
portunity. pension plan. and group
insurance. Reply in confidence CIV
Ing suflcient details to Justify in
teryieE; Box 25?;L. Star;
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Need l
t,;5 exper man to work from our Coles;
4 RoMER. JU, 5-s511.
SINGLE, retired white. man; reli-
able, capable and sober: to run
small fruit and candy store. Room.
kttehen ns and s35 per week. Box
MEcHANfsSAELY baSRE sssT : INCLINED as MAN.
for service work, BY distributor, OF
large household electrical appli-
ances. Must have ear in GOOD con-
dition Salary and car allowance,
permanent. excellent opportunity.
sfMN s3vhSSr n,sTRIp,isTfn gssk sse M s5snt.
TON a'a7 v ST. ne. La $3.50 go
MAKE $50 TO $500 per sale. isx-
elusive territories to statesmen and
distributors. NEW MIRACLE OUT
DOOR LIGHTS sweeping country.
Enormous demand from gas sta
tions, stores, night spots. drive,-ins.
GUARANTEE elinches sales. No
experience required. VI. II. LONG
CO.. Chicago 10, Ill. Established
PART-TIME EVENING EMPLOY
MENT: neat appearance; close con-
tact with the public. Apply at
I0145 Colesville I'd, -Four Corners,
Md. bet. II noon and 10 pm. No
phone calls. -19
NOW IN WASHINGTON. SEE US.
COME BY EARLY, BEFORE THE
JOBS ARE GONE. SURE EMPTY.
AGENCY, 915 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
nELP-WoMN

CLERK-TYPIsTs. AiEh school grac-
yates. age 81 TO 80, knowledge Of
b0okkeeping or shorthand preferred
but not required: 5-dGy wk.; GOOD
hours. Apply to THE CITY BANK.
9th and Mass. ave. NV. go
GERK-TYPIsT, age 30 to 35i SEN
eral once work and billing: S-dey
start; $50 per week In 3 months:
pleasant work; permanent position.
SCHWARTZ BROS. 2931 18th st.
CLERK-TYPIsTs. for credit once
ss.sd ss1s 'aasS Royal oe' HONE Sshdsfs ha6ii BEs
Ha HyattsviiIe. d Ma Nd. VA. s-isisss. Eis
CLERK.TYPIsT. Salary $50. pU.
1000, weekdays. -1e
CLERK this min
ute we have listed with Us some
100000 worth of good Jobs with
fne employers for beginning and
sDs6 fsDs6 es[f5tyBgi:Ii esI52BsTH Tisi TpiNksros sss.
PERSONNEL CoUNsELiNo sERv-
ICES, 1928 Conn. ave. NV. Room
215, DI. 7-4150.
cation. disqualification BENEFITS.
Apply In person, THE AETNA Fl
NANCE CO., 792S Georgia ave-.
Silver Spring: and a2l5 R. ]. ,aHys.'
cMnEERkkaTYPisr. ME kainiffiis age 1888. in-
terested in bookkeeping for insur-
ance once. No sat. or Sun. 37la-
hr, week. Phone Ma. s-s75e Mon.
chfsk.rYrnsr; Ifssi : RI; $50 wtly,. modern ts
efiee,. pleasant ssurroundtin9ss' Inndt9ss ,35 35-
ditionS and henefts. eYneFience not
necessary. Boy 45-R, Star. -19
high school grad
uate. 2 yrs. clerical experience. Ae-
curate typing speed Of 35 .v.p.m.i
40-hr. week, medical and hospital
eoyerage; q days annual and I3
p1ss pros Ssf6 US psr sa'e vt. pe Cali ES ssass
CLERK-TYPIsT for educa tionai in
stitute. must be accurate typist
and able to handle general once
work: permanens .Id position; dI,y 5-dny
disqualification; convenient loca-
ton; pleasant working conditions.
Salary open Call HO. 2-1520 after
10 am, for appt. lie
CLERK-TYPIST, white, 10 to, 80.
for permanent position with .
ton; pleasant working conditions
5. 5-day week. WO. 6-6a05. --1s
CLERK we have several
openings for young ladies with q
high school education and knowl-
edge Of typing; excellent working
conditions with ample employe
benefits; 5-day, 40-hour week. Ap-
ply in person personnel department.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
NJ SNePGH P9oNr l231 sE1rs Conn ave. v-,a 1W'
CLERK-TYPIST for general ONCE
work. use victorphone, live in or
nr. rWoedridEe, sse ls.3S; lss33SS; ApIly gdnz
Rhode Island ave. ne. Ho. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPIST; to have full charge
Of branch once Of lge. concern.
salary and working cond. Call Mr..
NEWMAN, FL. 4-S60S any time
Sun. Sat. and Mon. after z pm.
CLERK TYPISTS. beginners: 40
w.pm.. flling and telephone; young;
S230-S260 mo. NATIONAL EMPTY,
SERVICE. 110S 18th st. NV. at
L, EX 3-7270.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
HELP-MeN
MEN-COLORED

8t464N SN<.N<ANA
To SET pins; No .,, exgerienss peri !..s:,; n.s:s;
earn earn Seswssn Ss ssasn 50 s0G and Sus So nisSt
Work hours from pm. to 1880
pm Get paid immediately after
work Apply after 3 pm. HYATTS:
VILE BOWLING LANES. $500
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Md.
YOUNG MAN. age 2l-3O. single
some college. some military service,
radar or radio technical exper
large company will train as serv-
ice representative Excel. chance
for advancement; Start $3.50 plus
AGEMENT coNsULTANTs. INC.
Suite 600. 1406 @ NV.
YOUNG MAN interested in learning
autQmotive parts business; exper.
tact Mr.. PATTON. 20. s-sI57,
YOUNG MAN teo-aol, desiring to
make a career in moving and stor-
age industry; must type or learn
to type. Training in claim adjust
ing and .traific ONCE. Experience
preferred but not necessary. Salary
to qualified; good benefits and op-
portunity. See Mr.. Seward, SMITH
STORAGE CO.. 21h5 Shampp;sin
YOUNG MAN, to learn glass bust
ness; drivers license necessary
Apply I,Isa vifrs Min I'd.
YOUNG MAN for stock clerk for
wholesale toy distributor. Apply
MR.. NACHMAN. 1924 oath st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, age 25-35; $1,000
plus all living and travelling ex-
penses for man with some expert
ence in auto repairing Must be
his. grad. or better, single, willing
to. travel extensively. Lge. auto
mfgr. will train this man for posi-
tion offering excellent career op-
MEST MSHssT'' coNsufErANTs, SS I5f mi MANHS INC.
xH{IE SUITE s9S; l40e 9 St; nv; -,
average $50 per week. II YOU. are
locking for g good Job with
future see JOHN PETERS, room
YOUNG MAN-Excellent opportunity
to learn the clothing business. Good
future. Contact Mr.. Janet. JOSEPH
A. WILMER CO.. SOL 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, age 20-3O, for assem-
bly,. and wiring Of electronic
Instruments: previous experience
desirable but not necessary: must
be high school graduate: permanent
employment, excellent working con-
dtions, with research flrm in
Alex. Va. Salary open. Call XII.
9-S765 for appt. 80
Evening star., 1956-03-18
CLERK

High school graduate,
white, experienced, no
typing, but should. like
figures and detail work.
Permanent only. Call
HO. 2-5805.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
Opening for Commercial
and Land Salesman

One Of Northern Virginia's
leading realtors, offers an un-
usual opportunity to a high
caliber, experienced CONNER
cial and land salesman. IA
miliar with N. Va. properties.
Must have experience in leas-
ing to leading chain and oil
companies. Must have some
knowledge of builders prob
lens in developing large tracts
of land. Must have proven
sales record and desire for
high income. All appoint
ments confidential. ia. Il
1900. between 1-6 weekdays.
Evening star., 1956-03-18

CLERK K-RECEPTIoNIsT. experienced
in Photographic studio; ,sood salars
and opportunity for advancemneentS; e
Apply in person. ANToNs' l3Sn l3So +
st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST--For policy depart
ment Of local insurance COMPANY
6ut not required: 5-day. 32 amour
week Apply 231 Dupont Circle
Bldg, 1916 Conn. ave. NV. -l9
CLERK -TYPIST. GEORGETOWN area;
receptionist and telephone opera :
tor: must type 45 w.p.m.; Whlte:
age 20 to 80: 40-hr, week. S-houT
day; good starting salary. CAY
CO. STOP for appointment. lis
CLERK-TYPIST, bookkeeper: yrs.
exper.,. for acctg. office; accurate;
spendid opportunity. JU. 674p54o'
CLERK-TYPIsT. varied duties. using
adding machine and calculator; ~,
hr. wk, DOMINION ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO., 5053 Lee hwy, Ari.
Va.
CLERK TYPIsT. ,colored, fine mems
Ssns5; SS!sS[ss5i 1tstI Pleasant working eondi-
tions; excel. salary and future.
5000 Ga. ave. Mon. after 10 am.
CLERK. .TYPIST. white, 35 or unoet, /,
in branch sales office, OF national
manufacturer starting Immediately.
HIS graduate, neat appearance. ac,,
curte' typist to handle orders and
some filing. Good starting salary
Call Elk. $4,000 for interview
to work II. small
Insurance agency. Chance for az
vancement. 5-day, 35-hr. week
Salary open. ST, 3-9092 -2l
CLERK-TYPIST - Diversified once
work for alert, energetic woman;
Si-3o; good with figures; national
company. pleasant working con
ditions; 371a-hr., 5-day wk... lib
eral vacation, insuranee plan; Apply
in person, CANADA DRY GINGER
ALE. INC, 1901 East-West Hwy,
Silver Spring, Nd.
CLERK -TYPIST-Work In contract
or's ofice: 5-day week. Experience
helpful but not required. NOV
iNGER CO, INC. 3S01 Cedar
Croft pl., Brentwood, Md.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
HELP-MEN
MAJOR OIL COMPANY

% tpreferSbiy Under 80 years of ssei
to work as landmen. This oil ex-
ploration and production firm oper.
ates primarily In the Gulf Coast and
Rocky Mountain Areas. Send resume
small snapshot. and copy Of college
transcript to Box 393-L. Star:
Evening star., 1956-03-18


BOOKKEEPER, experienced, white, :
.HSs; days; SS9 W. c,,tsSs IT, s,sooG is
for apartment house project. Must
be able to do general ledger work
with some clerical duties. Good
salary, plus 2-bedroom apartment
Write to LLoYD's APARTMENT
500 Tennessee avenue. Alexandria
BOOKKEEPER. for permanent posi-
tion with old established automobile
BookkhErER tSSi Gal1 r.: AsccoTsrAsT, sce9SS IFS tc
take full charge Of double entry
books for large rea, estate -office.
State age, experience and sal. leQ.
and when avail Box I44-R, Star
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
Permanent position. all en-
plTye 6enss 5anT salary sss open to syc peT
SMITH sToRAdE CO. 1si3 . st
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. under
35; 5-day, 4O-hr. week; good start
ing salary; paid vacation and hos
pitalization. Apply 36iS i4th s..
R;%; 5sS7 2nf 5sfw.a0 ti0oT; & snd or can IA o.
BoOkKEEPERIExcei SSSs, PisRsfn I sp opportunity
with well-known downtown mort
gage loan firm; 8 days; start,
MENT CoNsULTAETs. INC,
SUITE 500, 1406 g st. NV.
BOOKKEEPING and general ONCE;
prefer married, over 25. with book
keeping exper.; Bethesda area: no
suitable public transp. Phone EN-
2-6957 Monday for interview. lis
BOOKKEEPERS, MGR 5000: many
openings; to $3.50. NATIONAL
EMPTY. SERVICE; 1dd0s 10th ST.
NV. at /. EX. 3-7270.
BOOKKEEPERS. FC t3), exper. nee;
under 40 yrs.: bonus twice q VI;
$40 per week. NATIONAL EMPTY.
SERVICE. 110S 10th st. NV. at
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST for exclu.
sive dress shop; 1-woman ONCE;
complete charge: salary open
JOAN ROBERTS, HOO Conn. ave
BooKKKEEPER's ASSISTANT, age
under SO; good opportunity to ad-
vance. 5-day-week. See Mrs,
Maugher at 940 New York ave
BooSKKEEPER for old established
retail firm, some accounting edu-
cation necessary. experience in sales
audit helpful. good starting salary
commensurate with ability. Many
company benefits. Free company
parking See MR.. SAUNDERS. IL
to 3, 2l46 Path pl. ne.
Evening star., 1956-03-18
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Experienced
Immediate permanent Job, career
opportunity with reliable concern,
manual and machine work. no typ
ing, 5-day week, hours, 9 to 5. regu-
lar pay increases. sickness and re-
|tirement benefits; ages 1925.
Call Ma. $4,000, Ext. 2S6
For Appointment 30
Evening star., 1956-03-18
ASSISTANT
CASHIER
Bacteriologist

Opening exists in the Tis-
sue Culture section of a sub
urban Philadelphia pharma-
ceutica1 firm for Q person
with a degree in Bacteriology.
and courses in Virology. with
q knowledge of serological
technique. Experience in tis-
sue culture work will be con-
sidered in lieu of formalized
courses. Duties will consist in
titration Of virus samples,
also conduct safety tests and
naturalization tests Of vac
cines. Excellent, working con-
ditions. good starting salary
and liberal benefits program.
Please send resume, stating
education, experience, age
and salary desired to
Evening star., 1956-03-18

YOUNG MAN, o1-35 TO ASSIST
coast organization. Experience un-
necessary, Must be able to converse
intelligently and be satisfied with
500 per week to start. Rapid -ad-
vancement If accepted Phone MR..
WARD. Elk. 3-395S, before noon,
Guaranteed Salary, S100 Per Week.