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The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
Mrs. Cleo Finger
Named Vice-Choirnon
District HID Group

Mrs. Cleo Finger was installed
as vice-chairman of the seventh
district of the North Carolina Fed
Grafton of Home Demonstration
groups at the annual meeting held
April 19 in Lenoir. Other officers
installed were Mrs. ]. N. Moore,
chairman. Caldwell county, Mrs.
Clayton league, second vice.
chairman, Alexander county; Mrs.
Harry Arndt. secretary and treas
urer, Catawba county, and Miss
Betty Kincaid, historian. Lincoln
county. These officers were in
stalled in an impressive ceremony
conducted by Miss Nell Kennett,
Southwestern District Home Agent.
Better Visions for way
Safety" was the subject of the
morning address given by DR.. P.
N. DeVere. He stated that all
women are naturally Safety En-
gineers." and that they have a
terrific responsibility in making
their homes a safe place in which
to live. In order to practice good
Highway Safety, those who drive
should qualify in the following
ways % Possess good seeing
acuity. CD Depth PERCEPTION, and
90 A broad field of vision and
good night vision. In order to
make for better highway safety,
he stated that Home DemonStra-
ton groups can urge group mem
berS to make sure that their vision
is adequate for safe driving and
work with other organizations to
secure better visual requirements.
Miss Verna Stanton. Assistant
State Home Demonstration Agent,
brought greetings. Special guests
from Lincoln county were recog-
nized by Mrs. Paul Beam, vice.
chairman of the Lincoln county
council of Home Demonstration
groups.
During the afternoon session,
the cageant America Sings" was
presented in a brief form by the
Lincoln county group. Mrs. H. c.
Little of Denver served as mar
rator. Those who participated were
Mrs. Beulah Thornburg, Mrs.
Alton Carpenter, Mrs. Norris Chill
derS, Mrs. Ralph Foster, and Mrs.
Wayne Dellinger.
An invitation for 1857 was ex-
tended by Catawba county.
The gavel, which is presented
each year to the county having
the largest attendance, went to
Lincoln county. There were sixty
six attending from Lincoln County.
Those from Lincoln county serv-
ing on the committee were Mrs.
Pete Hovis, chairman of the cour-
tesy committee, Mrs. Jake Rhyme,
Resolutions committee, Mrs. Leon
CAN'T, Steering committee, and
Mrs. R. o. Bynum, Nominating
committee.
A number of door prizes donated
for the organization by various
firms in Caldwell county were pre-
sented by the county council pres
ident. Several Lincoln county
women received prizes. Those at
tending the meeting from Lincoln
county along with the Home
Demonstration group were DR.. B.
P. Costner, chairman of the coun-
ty commissioners, William Lucus,
Assistant Farm Agent and Mrs.
Lucus. Mrs. Evelyn Taylor and
Mrs. Ruth Guin, Assistant Home
Agents, and Miss AinSlee Alexan-
der, Home Agent.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
Chickering'S
BY Times Staff

RUMORS! RUMORS! .and
politics! The rumor factories
are running as strong as ever, re-
ports Ralph McGill of The Atlanta
Constitution -. The latest CRU
mor) has the President pulling
out of politics just before con-
vention time, with Nixon firmly
entrenchad. Another variation on
the same has Eisenhower staying
in through the anticipated victory
n November, and reSigning a few
weeks after Inauguration . Nov
ing over the Democrats, Dame
Rumor has Stevenson withdraw
ing from the race if he doesn't do
well in the Florida and California
primaries. If that occurs, it is
claimed n two Democratic
parties will follow.
SCARED OF NOBODY! ... We
liked this one from Sam Levinson,
the former teacher who is now a
comedian (and, an entertaining
Cne), on Ed Sullivan'S TV show
the other night: The trouble
With schools,' he said, "is that
everybody's afraid of someone else.
The teachers afraid of the prin-
cipal; the principal is afraid of the
school board; the school board is
afraid of the parent; parents are
afraid of the child - but bless
goodness, the child is afraid of
nobody" :.
A POSING?: Do you suppose
that television programs may get
SO bad on Sunday nights that
some people may come to the con-
clusion: "Td rather go to church
than watch television" Have
You taken a gander over the con-
gregation at the IL Am. service at
your respective church lately to
see crowded peWs, and at the eve
hing service the same date find
only a handful of the IL am.
worShipers there? :. Where were
you? At home, like too many of
us have habit of doing - watch
ing TV? Il
POETRY DEPT. -.
The tongue is such little
thing,
You'd think it had no power
But some tongues are so full
of pep
They prattle by the hour.
The tongue has not a single
bone,
you'd think it would be weak;
Yet it can use the vilest
words,
AS well as sound quite weak.
MOVING DAY.! When Mark
Twain was young and struggling
newspaperman in San Francisco, a
lady of his acquaintance saw him
one day with a cigar box under
his arm looking into a shop win
dow.
"Mr. Clemens, she said, "I
always see you with a cigar box
under your arm. I'm afraid you
are smoking too much"
ut isn't that" he replied imp
ishly. I'm moving again.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
Vale 4-H'er One OF
Contest Winners

Norris Huss, son of Mt. and
Mrs. M. F. Huss of Vale, Route
8, was one of two winners in the
Senior Division in h annual
Catawba County All Tractor OPP
orators contest held last Satur-
Gay at Balls Greek high school
Young Dickinson was runner-up
last year.
The other Senior division Win
Ter was Charles Dickinson, Jr
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dick
inSon of Route 4, Hickory.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
r,Mrs. J. A. Gabriel Honored
Sunday On 84th Birthday

Mrs. j. A. Gabriel, beloved and
well known Lincoln county citizen,
celebrated her 84th birthday last
Sunday, April % = the happy oc-
casion bringing together all of her
eleven children, and most of her
grandchildren and great-grand-
children.
The family gathering was held
at the home of son, Joe Gabriel,
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26

Miss Helen Scronce
To Wed Robert Anthony

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Scronce. of
Lincolnton, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Helen
Marie, to Robert Clyde Anthony.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce An
thony, of Vale.
The wedding has been set for
May 25.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
Miss Jeanette Williams
To Wed Howard |. Hown

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams,
of Lincolnton, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, jean
cite, to Howard Lee Hawn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A Hawn, of
Maiden.
The wedding will take place in
June.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
Piono Recital At
Rock Springs School

Mrs. I. E. Craig and Mrs. Robert
McKellar will present their pupils
in a piano recital at the Rock
Springs school in Denver on Fri
day evening, April 27, at 7:30
o'clock.
The public is invited.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
Fireside Hobby Shoppe
Meets Mondoy Evenino

The Fireside Hobby Shoppe will
meet Monday evening at o'clock
in the Episcopal parish house.
HostesSes will be the five charter
members of the club. which now
has membership of 80.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26

1t is estimated that the 1954-55
Matching egg production would
directly result in around II 1I2
million pounds of chicken meat
being processed in North Caro-
Ina.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26
Better Watch Your
RemodeIing Work,
Seth Man Advises

With the introduction of "Op-
Grafton Home Improvement" by
President Eisenhower the out-of-
territory statesmen for roofing,
asbestos siding and modernization
OF all types started "beating the
bushes" states Gordon L. Goodson
of Seth Lumber Company.
They will make many claims
and guarantees of their product
and make it look like you are
really getting a good deal," he
said.
It's wise idea, when one o.
these statesmen call on you, Good
son advised, to think about the
future. Will your salesman be here
to make good his guarantee if and
when the necessity arise for
standing behind his product and
workmanship? Is he bonded and
is he working with a reputable
company? Your local dealer lives
here, may be found here at all
times, pays taxes here, supports
local charities and schools and
helps to build your community
The out territory salesman and
his firm does neither.
Better watch his fancy claims,
low figures, low cost, easy financ-
ing plans and the use of your
home as "mOdel Check r,iceS
with You local dealer before you
sign the dotted line, is Goodson' s
advice to each of you. 1t might be
too late after you have signed up.
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26

When man gets the big head
he thinks his train of thought ex-
ceeds the speed limit. WV
The Lincoln times., 1956-04-26

Milk production in the United
States in the first two months of
1856 was 7 per cent above year
earlier and seems on the way to
a new record for the year.
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SALESWOMEN

Ladies' specially shop in Eastover
shopping center, Sc. Washington,
needs top-notch experienced sales
women who rate q very high salary
and commission ARRANGEMENT. Tele-
phone LO. 7-l2SS for appt. ---27
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HELP--DoMESTIc

CHILD CARE, mature person who
needs home: live in, small salary,
C All dsEl; NURSE. white. live in.
between 25-40 years OF age. must
have recent refs; Fer intervieS;
COOK AMP CIV siI 4, iSs .J il; as, age q /;
day, Sun recent local refs: $50
COOK Gesky HousEKEaPER, intelligent,
reliable. live in, private quarters.
in Silver Spring area. Phone gN,
age 35,4b. recent local ref. REQ.
CIV shi!d care s; plain @s sPok: g s,sy
G INV NE H" in. OF Thurs. and every
bath; experienced and recent Local
references OIL. 6-47se. --25
MAID, care of children, cook. g h. W.
some laundry. Mon, Wed. Fri. full
days, "a day Tues. and Sat. Sleep
in Mon, and Fri, nights, on every
A Al recent local refs nee wo. g.
MAID. live in; over rs. yrs. Of age;
must be good plain cook. experience
with small children. "a day Thurs.
and every other sun. of. $50 per
LIVE OUT, g.h.w.. cook, exper. with
children, 5ia da,. OF all da. Thurs,
Ia da. Sun; sleep in Sat night.
D. C., refs. .S32 wk.. EN-. 3.1303,
LIVE IN, g.h.w. and help care 2
children, new home, all modern
:, sSnyenisnses, o.; e,a732: %. .
advanced, $3.50 to 5000 per mo.
Refs, required. Me. S-4826. ---2S
WHITE WOMAN, e.h.w., care
school-aged children. live in: 5-day
c Sisbi wS In ei SGnfE WOMAN, for
Sh;w, and child care; S,s-dsy VIZ TX: !;
IN: 500 per mo. Ju. s-4l3e before
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sITUATioNs-ooMEsTIc

ATTN. HOUSEWIVES. Dayworkers.
live in or out. Maids. Local refs.
Cali MISS GOSs. CO. $685..
ExPER. WOMAN desires gen. house
work By the day. Good reference
WOMAN, coiored. desires g.h.w. full
ernoons. Cali Ii, 4-3643.
coLo RED Al Al coo COOK god ssfs
YOUNG COLORED LADY desires bus
girl or g;h,w. Call 800 to 4 100
YOUNG 81 e. tctoSLoREp GRAD, nursery
aide, wants child care in D. &.
8 days: exper. and ref. N 7,Ss3S
CoLoRED GIRL desires g.hw,; wait
. ress or child care; 5-day week, stay
. nights. II f-3467.
COLORED, SGLE., 40 YEARS OLD;
steady housework and ironing ia
c SIGSRi; GIRL wants days work
Monday through Saturday, Refer
ence. Call any time. Ii. 4-37oO;
COLORED GIRL desires Joo. NV
child care or bus girl. 8 or dayi
CoIoRED WOMAN wishes domestic
work, fun time. No Sat. OF. sundays
Live out: exper.; city rel r.; y
co fIIao9RiED WOMAN; experienced
worker, desires work for day.
week. City reference. LII. o.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

SACRAMENTO. CALF, leaving Mar.
/: share driv. and expenses. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23

LaQleS specially Snop IN EaStoVet
shopping center, sc. Washington.
women who rate q very high salary
and commission arrangement. Tele-
phone 10. 7-l2SS for appt. --27
AND SALESLADY, ex-
perieneed; for sports wear. Apply
SARU. 1918 Conn. ave. -
perm. position with
established law arm, 14th and q
SITS. NV: b-day wk.; give exper
and salary expected. Box 239-H.
sECRETARY--opening in legal de.
partment OF national association
for woman as personal secretary to
sired but not mandatory. Position
offers excellent working conditions
b-day week. pension and insurance
benefits Age limit to so years.
Apply giving resume Of experience
and salary TO Box 41S-L, Star. Pa
SECRETARY. good shorthand speed
and typing ability: washington Of
40-hour week: insurance. hospitah-
zation and retirement plans: expe-
rience necessary: .$325 month start
advancement. Box 97-J. star. -23
private, executive.
v. r. NATIONAL research an0 Euu-
cational Foundation. representing
cross section important American
business. desires capable person.
able. secretary possessing initiative.
responsibility and capacity for
handling details for busy executive.
or enthusiastically interested In
learning these qualities. Must be
highly qualified in stenography,
trade association experience helpful
but not necessary. 3b-hour week
retirement and insurance plan, Call
in person. Room 220. 1927 K st.
NV. or telephone Elk 3-423S.
$40: girl once: 40
hour week. Call JU. $4,000, days;
~: 5-l265: ewes. ASSOCIATED
EMPLOYMENT
exper.. 21-26: good
shorthand and tipping; for national
magazine. cow. downtown location.
congenial surroundings. Call MRS
SECRETARY WANTED. for small
law ONCE. Prior law once expe-
rience not required, must be able
and willing to work, age must be
under 40: salary. S75 4 week OF
five days to start. pleasant work -
conds. in cow. loo. RE. 1895
sECY., sTENos., BKKPRs.. typtsts
PIX oprs., ofe. mach. opis ATLAS
AGCY.. 1870 ". Y. ave, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
ROOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
pref EXP. on Remington Rand;
available Immediately; excel. op:
portunity; reg. hrs. ms, hosp. and
retirement benefits with well estab-
iished aggressive firm. Phone clyde
Boden OF FREDERICK W, BERENS'
TNS, Ma sS0OO "a
ROOKkFEPER-TY for construc-
ton company; handle double entry
books and payrolls. ST 3-2l68;
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. Remington Rand 6s5; expert
enced accounts receiys6le; Lay
week. MAp51CE nLE ~ NV y o5s
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HELP WOMEN Cont,


CASHIER for cafeteria line. Good
hours, 6-day week. Call Ma. s.
3120. Ext. 1852. "a
CASHIER. part time. for Fails
Church branch of Hechinger Co.,
must be exper on busy register: 8
evenings per wk. and all day Sat
Apply to Mrs Dodd. HECHINGER
CO. ] 5th and H SITS. ne. %
exper.. ref. food market.
Apply in person. WOODNER
MARKET, 10l39 Colesville I'd.
CASHIER. experienced. good pay and
working conditions; hospita ligation
paid by company. Apply in per-
son. BUCKINGHAM SUPER MAR
KET. 1923 Rhode Island ave. ne.
"a
CASHIER, white; refs; neat. Apply
in person. CRESCENT RESTAU-
RANT, l4th and New York ave. n.w.
CASHIER. experienced. white; part
or full time; day or night; no Sun
days. Apply l40I H st. NV.
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MATTRESSES, white, neat: full or
necessary. Apply 3419 Conn. ave.
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CLERK

For laundry store: 3 days (every
other Sat. ga hrs.l; 10-6:3o: sick
and annual leave. other benefits;
mot civil seryicel. Apply Mr., Pitts;
NAVY EXCHANGE LAUNDRY. Naval
Receiving Station, Anaeostta. "a
CLERK sTENO., high school grad,
hrs. Apply to the CITY BANK,
9th and Mass. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPlST, age 1885: perma-
nent position, fire insurance COM
pany: good starting salary, 37A-
hr. wk. Apply PEARL ASSuR-
ANCE CO., q05 Investment Bldg.
10th and X SITS. NV, washington
CLERK TYpIsT OPENING for q
clerk-typist in an interior design
shop. Apply n Eerson. coRRADb0s'
c IHI 4 4fTTYpis 2nn' v fHs insurance
TO 20. HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. s11 18th st. nv.
cIInFdRk aCTi; for cashierins mo in
dietary dept: liberal employe bene-
fts: 5la-day week. Apply Miss Ma.
son. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL. rs
CLERK-TYPIST, small insurance
agency in mod. air-cond. once;
casualty or FIRE exper. pref; ages
IS TO 40: salary. $50 wk,; hrs. 8
to 5; 81; $4,000, Ext; 81 -2o
tional opportunity for intsliisent
y SorRinv eond Hn hoiidsys with pay;
5-day wk,, $50 SO or 5hs-day wk..
$3.50. Call AID. 4-0640 for inter
view --27
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NO LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE
2457-eI 18th ST. NV.

2457-61 18th ST. NV.
fOpposite Ambassador Theater1
Open Eyes, Mon. Thurs. and Fri.
BALLROOM DANCING LESSONS,
drastically reduced. Famous school.
Unable to use-ill. Do. $1,000.
RIM. III. bet. IL and s. 23'
BATHTUBs, new and used; basinl.
toilets. at lowest prices: BLOCKS.
l746 Lee hwy. IA $500.
BATHTUBS, toilets, plumbing SUP.
plies: new used discount prices.
K&W SUPPLY CO.. 18th and Benz
ming I'd. ne. rs
BED, HOLLYWOOD, SIS; hunk bed, S61;
sofa, 500. range, $50; easy chair.
So. gaIrdrobe' IS. AD. 4-io2lo.
BED, HOLLYWOOD, double: con.
plets; very good condition; 1856
BEDRM.. CHAMPAGNE MAHOo.,
triple dresser, chest-on-chest, q
night tables. 7s-in. tufted headbd.,
2 metal frames: like new. Cost
$500. Sac. $3.50. $3.50 Piney Br.
I'd. NV. Apt. 207, IA. e-3e54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
REPAIRS end SERVICES

ADDITIONS partition, gen. altera.
lions. Terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Ii. $500.
ADDITIONS. alterations. painting
repairs OF all kinds. Free estimates.
Ts5ms e. s1eea EESSc1 tsasli
jalousies, kitchen remodelins; by
Specialists: all work fully guar. I;
free estimates, SO months TO pay.
SECO SALES, GIT sligo ave, Silver
Spring. JU. 5000. day or night.
ATTICS FINISHED Rec. rms:
porch enclosures. Painting and pa
Perhanging; free estimates: terms
BRicRSLAYINo-Aiserations. ire
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK In point
Ing, Ing up p f Jse,o estimate can LA any
ca sRsl III E,' s. Job or hour. IN.
ICARPPEENSTER- Porches, partition,
shelving. cabinets, general repairs;
| reliable. J. RoWELL. Elk. 3--0627
CARPENTRY, PAPERING and hang
ing; all work guaranteed. ia o.
cxXfRsPIENTRY. REPAIRS, renodelins,
brick and cement work; terms; need
work. GEO. COOK. UNI. 10000.
CARPENTRY REMoDELrNa Of all
kinds. or subcontraet work; nearby
Va stone and block work 5R'
DRiIIING AND BLASTING. Exper.
EHE Lee WIRING and repairs.
new and old: cash or terms. co.
| 5-959S: ewes. UN 4-1566.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED;
old doors made ike new; free es-
FLOORS SxNDED, finished, new: &c
guar. C. L. HINsoN. Jo.i-3a75,
FLOORS LAID. sANDED. FINISHED.
Linolepm tie ,nstall sdbK xSrk EI s9aI;
s shfsSf; iff IA e': a-si5 H'' 80
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
I ing; prices reas.: work guaranteed.
| c. {. DEAToN, RA. 6-7662. "a
GENERAL REPAIRS. root painting
and repairing: plastesrins =. an. and
p psineins p lRisFi3E u nRa 4sssa
PAINTING. PAPERING, first-class
workmanship; work done inmedi-
ately. MR. POAT, RIA. 3-5643. .2S'
PAINT-PAPER NOW - Low prices;
Al wk.; prompt ser; new samples.
Free estimates, JU. b-0746. Is
PAINTING-Interior. exterior; pa
WEsB, IA. 4eosi7 after 6. .
PAiNTING-Exterior, interior; 1st
class work materials: do own work;
Q bros; refs: ia. 2-1731. "a
PAINTING, papering. interpreting;
inter- IN e aStsrra, Fla slt., loans syaii'
Az sss;.r lh: .sass sssE 5ss'
PAINTING, lowest rates in town,
refs. S White mech Free estimss 5
sSsnis 4.; Sss' E1 5sisi shii aoE
IMPROVEMENT Co, Ii: $500.
PAPERING, $40 and UP, this week
only: 1866 sunfaSt washable papers.
Ju. $4,000. RIA. 1888.
PLASTERING. patchwork and cell
lsI,y MSIss nssh.n Esrt Do .sss
PI4sTERiNG, patchwork our spe-
eialty. free os estimates Cali any
p tinsi nj S;sI sSEsPiarRs old and
White mech. Work guar. JU. 9-4l54
PLUMBING AND HEATING - One
stop remodeling service. complete
bathrooms and kitchens installed or
remodeled. we 90 entlIe lop' not-
water heaters and boilers. Free
estimates. NO MONEY DOWN, Low
monthly 3, payments Pay soos o.e @HAPi nse
PLUMBING AND HEATING - Low
only. Mr.. LEE, VIII. 6-6so7.
PLUMBING, HEATING. ROOFING
AND REMoDELING. NV. heaters
Installed S75. up. roof painted,
$40. up. VIII. e-sll4. -2a
ters spouts; carpentry: painting.
ROOFING SIDING, suffering. down.
spouts, terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENTS, Ii. $500. :.
ROOFING, new work, repairs on all
types cutters. spouting. Waterproof
ing and painting. c. W. BROWN
ROOFING. carpentry. papering,
painting. porches. bsmt., siding.
guttering. tiling. Terms. RE. b-6979.
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sITUATioNs-WoMEN

sECY., gen. Office, q to 1. TYP.
payroll. books. shorthand. Arl, only.
T If S TeoRfESc;EpTIoNIsT: personally.
ton. Real estate once, Va. Boz
WHITE LADY wants Job as com.
panion and Inv. No objection Il
Sabotage children. 10. 1927.
YOUNG WOMAN, eolored. desirei
work as fountain girl or file Of
sales clerk. Call faA. 3-4354. 26s
C0LORED WOMAN, exper. silk pres
ser. wants work in dry cleanins
estab. SP. 3-s6S3.
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S25 North Washington st.
AIawandrta Va

HOTEL FRONT OFFICE CLERK
for Presidential Gardens, Mt
Vernon ave. and Russell I'd. Alex
exper. in hotel work and bkkpg
desirable; tipping essential Phone
MRS. DODD, Ii. 7-9400. for apt
81.
INTERVIEWER for private admittinl
once; active, accurate, good at de-
tails and able to work with people
Type $3.50 w.p.m., some medical
alternate sat. and Sun. and holiday
work. Apply in person, chill
DREN'S HOSPITAL, bet. Q am
and pm. Thurs. and Fri. Sorry
NO phOne calls "a
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HELP-WoMEN

DANCE TEACHERS-Ballroom; full
or part time; single; ages l-2e:
no experience necessary Complete
training given free. Excellent sal
airy. Apply In person. THE VICTOR
DANCE STUDIO, 1880 Conn. ave.
EECUTIvE SECRETARY. expert
enced. mature; permanent position
in silver Spring: 5-day week, Write
letter giving details OF education
and experience. Box 197-L, star
--2S
FOOD CHECKER AND CASHIER,
fas. cafeteria line; prefer someone
.,vsr So but will consider younger
Ma S-9344 --23
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, over Is.
Ewes, DISTRICT HEIGHTS PHhR-
MACY, 1854 Marlboro pike, RE.
$4,000. -29
FOUNTAIN HELP. white lady; must
be neat. not over 45; good salary
for right person. Apply in person
after z pm. PERSHING CUT RATE.
2649 North Pershing drive, Airing
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, white,
some tipping, good pay; vacation;
group insurance; 6-day week. NAL
COLIN SCATES. INC. 4l2l 18TH
st. u.W.
GENERAL OFFICE HELP - Per-
manent position for alert young
lady, congenial working conds: and
many company benefits. Apply In
person STANDARD CIGR & TO-
BACCO CO.. 40 Eve ST. ne. 20
HOSTESS AND WAITRESSES--ll
to 8 shift: new HOWARD JOHN
son RESTAURANT. 1871 Indian
Head I'd Sc. LO G-224S.
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HELP-WokAEN
RESIDENT MANAGER

Must be experienced to take com
plete charge OF Takoma Parks new.
est and most beautiful apartment
development. Free apartment plu'
$3.50 per month.
SHAPIRO INC, NE. s-1717
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TYPTsT, fast. accurate. TO work In
doctors once, Medical exper. not
necessary. Box 10Th. STAR.
TYPIsT, for permanent position with
local corporation: 6-dAy 27-hour
week; paid ho.pitsii.ation ana Va
Call MRS. GARDNER. MA. s-0lb6.
TYPIsT-Young lady. for retail
lumber yard; good opportunity,
pleasant working conditions. Phone
NO. 7-l341. MRS. BURCH. ga
TYPIST - IS w.p.m: under 80:
perm. position: b-day wk.: insur-
ancs once. Telephone RE. 1862.
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or D. 8. J. operator. fully expert.
enced, day work, white: Alexandris
area. CAN ov. 3-2s32 betgssen
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HELp-poMEsrIc Cont,

CoL3RED ,,v LAP In! saT IL, p ssi,
dren; S25 wk. Call TU. 2-5031
after z pm.
COLORED GIRL, g.h.w., exper. and
refs. required: for 3 days and /
night. SIS and cRrfare. Cali JU.
b-4925 Thurs. and Fri. only.