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, 1957-08-10
81. Thomus Democrats
Vigorously Oppose
Curtuilment Of Ser.

The ST. Thomas Democratic
Club is vigorously opposing the
curtailment of some Public Works
Services by the laying off Of en-
ployees.
Alfred H. Lockhart, vice pre-
sident of the Club has issued a
release to this effect. A special
committee was selected to meet
with Governor Walter Gordon
and Commissioner Donald S.
Boreham to discuss not only the
layoffs and curtailment of SER
vices but other policy matters and
to explore all possibilities in an
effort to avert the contemplated
changes.
Four points which will be dis
cussed are: The plan to discon-
tinue the collection of garbage in
the country districts without con-
sideration Of the Inconvenience
to the areas involved and the
problems in health and sanitation
to result. (2) The closing of the
signal station and reduction in
the personnel of the Harbor De-
partment with little or no adj
vance notice or consideration al
though many of the employees
have been in service for many
Continued on page a
, 1957-08-10
Virgin Isldnds Hous g
Auth. Signs Contract
With P. r. Firm

The Virgin Islands Housing and
Redevelopment Authority execut-
ed an Architects Contract with
the firm of Schimmelpfennig
Ruiz and Gonzalez, Inc. of Puerto
Rico, under the terms of which
the firm will provide all architec-
tural and engineering services
necessary for the preparation of
plans and specifications for the
three-hundred unit low-rent hous-
ing project which the Authority
proposes to build at Sugar Els.
tate in st. Thomas. The firm will
also be responsible for providing
inspection services during con-
struction of the project.
The firm of Schimmelpfennig,
Ruiz and Gonzalez, has done all
the architectural work for the
projects developed by. the Autho-
rity thus far.
The contract was signed by
Louis E. Brown, Compensation
Commissioner and Vice Chairman
of the Authority.
, 1957-08-10
D~emogruphic Cont.
Concludes Eight-ddY
Session in Triniddd

PORT OF SPAIN : The Demo-
graphic Conference called by the
Caribbean Commission ended it's
eight-day session in the Trinidad
Country Club recently in a spirit
of goodwill and on a note of con-
fidence in the future progress of
the Caribbean area.
Congratulations to the Carib-
bean Commission for organizing
"a most magnificent conference
and gratitude to c. F. Beaure-
gard, Secretary General of the
Commission and staff for the tex
cellent organization which had
resulted in the smooth running of
the conference were expressed on
behalf of the delegates by Profess
sor S. Zuckerman of the United
Kingdom Delegation. DR.. Fucker
man paid tribute to the Chairman,
DR.. R. A. j. van Lier for the very
efficient way in which he direct
ed the proceedings of the Confer
ence.
DR.. Zuckerman said: Rarely
have l seen an international meet
ing proceed SO smoothly to so
useful a conclusion"
DR.. van Lier, added his own
contribution of praise for the
work of the Central Secretariat
of the Commission.
DR.. van Lier said: I'm organiz-
ing this conference, the Commits
sion had set itself a very ambi-
tious aim. The program of the
continued on page ~
, 1957-08-10
Ludwig Heidmdn"
Vet. Chauffeur Of
Governors: Honored

Ludwig Heidman, chauffeur for
governors of the Virgin Islands
ever a period of more than 80
years, and Mrs. Percival H. Reese,
Of the Office of the Government
Secretary, were honored yester-
day for services extending over a
long period of time.
Mr.. Heidman was given an in
terror Department medal of Re-
cognition for more than 80 years
of services.
These honors, which came from
the Interior Department, were
made in simple but important
ceremoniais yesterday.
Mr.. Heidman has been driving
the chief executives of the islands
for more than 80 years, and dur
ing his tenure of service, has been
chauffeur for presidents, for cabi-
net officials, for visiting Congress
sional leaders and for the crowned
heads of royalty of Europe.
Special honor medals of recog-
milton to the two were presented
in ceremonials held yesterday at
Government House. They came
on behalf of the Interior Depart
ment, in recognition of honest,
conscientious services of the gov
eminent of the Virgin Islands.
st. Thomas Daily News
, 1957-08-10
Rasmussen Restuur.
To Close: Will Reopen
Under New Mgr.

Rasmussen's restaurant will be
closed shortly for several weeks,
during which time it will be tho
roughly renovated. After repairs
have been completed it will re-
open under new management.
Rasmussen's luncheonette was
the first modern establishment of
its kind in this island, and has
become very popular.
, 1957-08-10
Veteruns Invited to
Attend Meeting
At Anna's Hope

All veterans or their represen-
tatives who have filed applica-
tons for purchase of land at
Estate Annals Hope are invited
to attend a meeting with the
Land Division Board at Govern
ment House in Christiansted ON
Thursday, August Is, 1857 at
500 pm, it was announced to-
day by Einar R. Boiling, Director
of Veterans Affairs.
Other interested residents of st.
Croix are also invited to attend.
, 1957-08-10
President.

PreSldenL.
Mr. Bond, assisted by Lion Mar
tinez is doing the construction
job.
The Board of Directors plan
opening the hotel during 1858.
They expressed the hope that in
addition to attracting many new
interesting guests to st. Croix
that I'VE will be able to serve the
best interests and also the per-
sonal desires of the people of st.
Croix." Thus they seek their
goodwill and cooperation"
, 1957-08-10
St. CROX TO BUILD new LUXURY HOTEL;
WILL BE READY BY 1858

Plans have been completed to give st. Croix a new lux
ury hotel, it was learned today. The name of the new hotel
lis an old and honored one in St. Croix." It is Estate Good
Hope" The location will be south of Whim about midway be-
tween Long Point and Sandy Point, directly on t h e
, 1957-08-10

ury hotel, it was learned toda
lis an old and honored one in
Hope" The location will be so
tween Long Point and Sar
waterfront.
Historically, Estate Good Hope
is the site of the first mill in ST.
Croix, erected long before any OF
the wind-mills that dot our land
scape. Also it is the site of the
first settlement of a family out
side the precincts of our historic
tcWn-siteS.
AS there is a growing demand
for more than just a bedroom and
bath, each unit of the hotel will
consist of hving-room, bedroom,
dressing room, bath and a private
balcony from which one may look
directly down into the sea below.
Each apartment will have a Pull
man Kitchenette" which will be
stocked with breakfast foods,
fruits and staples. The main din
ing room of the hotel will be open
for lunch and dinner. There will
be fourteen apartments housing
twenty-eight guests.
It is the intention of the man
agement to staff the hotel exclu-
sively with people from the
island. They do not intend to
bring people from the continent
tai United States or other islands,
an official said. while it is pre-
sently true that we do not have
enough trained hotel people, it IS
equally true that there are many
with the will and the ability to
learn the interesting and profit
able branches Of this business.
The future is going to bring more
and more hotels. The opportuni-
ties in this field are great and
certainly growing. American tour
lists are the most generous of all
travellers and the opportunity to
serve them, to use an old express
sion is like having the world by
the tail with a downhill pull" he
said,
The chairman of the Board OF
the new hotel is Leo Goodwin OF
Washington, D. c., where he is
also Chairman of the board of the
Government Employees Insurance
Company. Ford Bond is President.
The other members Of the Board
of Directors here on the island
are T. Holland Hunter, owner OF
Cruzana Club in Christiansted
and Warren Young, who is Secre-
tary and also Attorney for the
b o t e L Mr.. Hunter is Vice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

STATESMEN, full or part time: can
pointments furnished. Apply In
p erSqi;u 72s 18th st. NV. MR.,
sALEsMEN. white-Have openins fol
house-to- house salesmep, Washing
ton area; steady work: car fur
nished; b-day week; no evening
calls. Best proposition In city fol-
those havine. experience selling,
books. MAGAZINES, coffee. brushes
vacuum cleaners Cali for appoint
Statesmen regular. white and col.
ored. ! need about 3 or good
statesmen. Fellows you can get or
snn. gravy rss s1s snsv now sa sna max
Apply Mr.. LOU. SI5 You st. NV.
End floor.
sALEsMEN-I win personally trair
Apply sos @ st. NV, Room 404
SALESMEN-High earnings on ter,
rinc souvenir item. Basic knowl
s edgs OF camera preferred. ST. 3
SALEsMEN-If you're an older mar
and want to keep active as well a
supplement your income. then thil
regular hours, be your own boss
Must live in Va. TIE. glib.
SALESMEN-Chance TO make rea
types Of business. Sells for under
S25.. Guaranteed salary and com.
mission. Apply 1917 18th st. NV.
RIM. 402, ST. 3-0303.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
MELP-W0ME en-
(coNrikuED)
CLERK

Routine once work: typins
not essential; handle cash
and figures; part or full time:
excellent working conditions;
vacation with pay. hospitali-
cation benefits. Apply In per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
CASHIER

Experienced. with some knowledre Of
Bookkeeping preferred: hours IL 70
.. pm. Apply BEYpAs, 311l i4th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

Commercial service and installa.
tions only. Top pay; full-time
year-round work. Other benefits. n
N. Glebe I'd, Arl.. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
HELP-W0MEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. to operate
try club. HAzELWooD 7-7sO2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 PA. AVE. NV.
TYPISTS
Copy Preparation

Accurate typist to prepare
copy for publication, using
IBM proportional spacing
typewriter. Experience de-
sirable, Work requires neat
ness, attention to detail and
willingness to learn. Salary
open. Interesting and chal-
longing position with ex-
panding firm. Many COM
pany benefits including paid
vacations and sick leave, ac-
Icident and health insurance.
Free off-street parking.
Pleasant working condi-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
RELp.-MEn

sssla ssots n ssssssA &. sp| N;
Apply 70 M. Pint. CUNNINGHAM
PANT CO. 1895 Goth St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
INSURANCE
CLAIMS CLERK

Very desirable position for
automobile claims adjustors,
In local Silver Spring; pleas
ant air-eonditioned once and
many company BENEFITS. Call
Mr. STEELE. u. $4,000,
for interview,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
BEAUTY OPERATORS


BEAUTY OPERATORS
Would you like to work in Ar
beauty salon where there 10 plenty
Of business and high salary and
commission L. paid7 Those who wish
% increase their earnings call Mr..
Thomas 81 IA. b-623I.
BOOKKEKPER, accounts payable ex.
perIence: salary open: b-day week.
iisi iish 81. nv. NJ. s.ss44' ~
BOOKKEEPER. experienced: double
GOOD pay. NE. $1,000.
BOOKKEEPER TYPIsT = Position
with downtown CPA requires some
use Of Bookkeeping machine; will
train IiGht person; salary S60-SfO.
depending on experience. For IN
terviev ell OIL. e-s7S3 Monday
BOOKKEEPER, for I-siTi once:
G Sii' R e ssii$ z ~ sPf Ssas NJ
BOOKKEEPER. experienced for full:
time position IN once OF national
sTs sn Kno SS q iSnd 'I sceo Sns
ing helpful; b-day. 4O-hr.- VII. with
"a days annual leave. and 10 days
sick leave. Salary DEPENDENT upon
qualifications. Car essential since
adequate public transportation not
avail. Parking facilities. Write de.
tails Of experience and edueettona
otSsr pSrtitulsrs n own hsndvrit.
ing TO Box 301-C, Star.
DAARRE sDHR TWmVnH 0.a ~trg
Sssi to- sue ~. oeT. S SsssI
environment, interesting and varied
duties for one who e neat and
accurate n work; $500 10 start,
81. Oh 6.soss ior appointm:nt. "'"'
D SS:S$SSI;. ". $si 1'iss Taii Sfii;
CAR HoP--Young women, 1880;
syper: not necessary The chuck
tele.tray service. Opportunity 70
a,,w open q, on 2. aeYu iu NAY ~
1900 Jefl, Davis hwy. 20. q. Rt. II
between wash. and Alex. II. o.
net call between II am. and / pm.
CAsEW0RK SUPERVISOR. half time
for small licensed adoption agency.
required. Salary $4,000 for 90 hrs.
per VIZ. Call OIL. 2.6050 aft. Q pm.
daytime or week ends.
CASHIER. with some kneviedes Of
tpookkeeping: 70 work IN one o.
chevrolet deaiersi salary open,
nn,d s y copony 1 Denentt; ineiiuininG
ton. payroll savings. etc; expert
eneed preferred, but not essential
For appointment, call 10. b-24O0,
TOMS CHEVROLET, INC, Mr..
CASHIER for ladies ready.to-wear
store; top salary exper, unneces-
sary. Apply KoPY KAT. TiS Il
CASHIER, for Meridian Hill Hotel
eateteriai hours $3.50 am. 10 2.30
Pm; GOOD salary. meals and uni:
employment once. 1911 q q. NV,
RIM. 200.
CASHIER
Experienced. with some knowledge Of
bookkeeping preferred: hours ~ To
. pm, Apply BEYDAs, 3l1l I4th
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pull time o. part time; epenings IN
n sSs Wssh, nisssndrs T an. chY 5sS
H slsSSHl AeeS s ISL .Sd i D: q!
nLEhK. white. 1888: doYnsovn real
b.day week. $3.50 mo. eT, 2.AS00,
rrEUM Whitas san NfIee Wnrks
typine preferred: pf. 7-l2al.
CLERKS
HIoH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Experienced and Inexperienced
Train for manual and machine 90.
counting work; immediate, pcrma.
nent Jobs: career opportunity with
reliable. concern. no typine. h-daS
crsases: sicEnsss and retirement ben.
DniES $E stS 4 sH AND c,ts su.
ma. $4,000, Ext. ESQ
Evening star., 1957-12-29

ave years. ako. Theli. FOR no
reason. she vent into . de-
cline. When ! met her at
producer Jimmy Wo0lf's
apartment IN london three
years ago, abe bewailed the
fact that although she was
still under contract to Rank,
her pictures "were lousy.
and her career ditto. II took
Hollywood and les Girls" to
make Kay q star in this coun-
try and her native England.
In February 1858. Kay CO.
stars with husband Rex
Harrison in The Reluctant
Debutante.s I expect they
viii rewfite the part 10 make
1t funnier. because Kay Is
now the No. / comedienne
Of the screen.
Ninetsen fifty-seven viii so
down in show business hts.
tory as the year James
t"Maverick''l Garner toppled
Ed sullivan from his nine.
year reign as the Mr.. Big Of
eunday-nigiit television. This
attractive young star can
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Aim. She gives aii incredibly
mature performances. Dorn
IN San Francisco. the ash.
blond, blue.eyed Grace Kel.
ly-type beauty win be 20
years old In February. She
has . long. lovely career
ahead. teeing on In the New
Year with q costarring role
with Don t"Bus stop" and
"Hatful Of Rain~ Murray.
The Younger Set
Another youngster. az
year-old 0eoffrey Horne.
proves in "The Bridge on the
River Kwai" that the long
time oldsters In this busi-
ness Gary Cooper. clark
Gable. Cary 0rant--can
move over from iover-boy
roles into character parts,
to make way for the younger
generation OF palpitating
heartthrobs. especially In the
person Of the personable
Mr.. Horne.
And, 70 set even younger.
there's is-year-old sandra
Dee--blond and beautiful
ex.Ccnover model. who made
Evening star., 1957-12-29
ToDAY's SCHEDULES
STAGE


ARENA-"Brother Rat. pm
NAT1oNAf-Dark Middle Of the Nsht: starts touofru9
eHuBERT--uArk #
Evening star., 1957-12-29

now be scen In "seyonaraa
and .pNrhy'e NaaKefe."
Warmers have promised Rim
Q big starring role during the
next IL mcnths. ''Maverick"
has It made.
A Movie star
"sayonAra" was also .
bonanza 70 an actor who
didn't quite make the grade
In Tv--comedian Red Dut-
tons. But In the pioture
with Marion Brando. RED
gave himself . completely
and very good new career -
b dramatic actor. He doesn't
have to make faces for the
kiddies any more. Hes .
movie star.
The name Of Diane varsi
meant nothing to me, until
I saw her In Jerry Wald's
"reyton Place s"---and realized
that we now have Q fresh
young actress In Hollywood.
10 take over where yester-
days top stars left on. .rey.
ten Place" Is danes iarst
Evening star., 1957-12-29

good with veterans Jean
simmons. Joan Fontaine
and Paul Newman In Metros
until They sail" A starring
role In U-I's And Ride Q
Tiger" followed. And coming
up Il the title role In THE
Reluctant Debutante." with
Rex Harrison and Kay Ken
dali.
These are my 10 new stars
for 1858. I'll check with you
this time next year. to see
how they've made out.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
GRAHAM

Continued From Page Az
private projection room at
20th-Fox, BY then. Curt was
back In Europe. A pity, BE-.
cause he would have liked the
enormously good reaction 70
his role Of Nazi submarine
commander. This male Is all
man. And he win be as huge
q star in this country as he
Is In France and Germany,
where he Is number one on
the screen.
jeanne woodward. prac-
tieally, unknown in Holly
wood before 1857, Is . cinch
to be nominated for the top
oscar for her extremely
versatile performance in
Three Faces OF Eve" She
might even win Il. Her work
in Eve" and mo Down Pay
ment" puts her in the top
rank Of stardom.
Ne. I Comedienne
Kay Kendall started on in
her native England. about
Evening star., 1957-12-29
scREeM

ABAssADoR--"saycnar ilos, 3Ms. $50 and esis pm
sArRx-Ths Black Tent: ises, S:it. t.ass fsss ard
ss ESQ pm.
CAprTof-"Dont 90 Near the Water; lse, s:ss, s;to
T:AS and ESQ pm
CCLUAGBlA"Enemy Below; Lee. s,to, Sits, T:ts ana
$50 pm.
DupoNr-~Ths wen Disgers Daashtsr"l a:ss. sac and
eAS pm.
MacARTHuR--'The ship Was LoaAed'l ai4o A:ah s'is
eos and o:66 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lia0s S:Se Oass ana vsae
pm
ass ana 1880 pm
pArACE--apeyton Place; 1 $50. e:Ae and ESQ pm
PTAYIouSEAn at Sea-: l. aiso. tes. s'ss. T;io, sAs
!. and 1880 pm.
PLAxA--"And God Created Woman! iSO' sisO, s'so
.rrANs-Lux-.Pal Joey: i. O. B:lo vs0 and elto PIN
UpTOWN-~Arunnd the World In 90 Deysai and $50 pM
] WARNkR-assvsn Wonders Of the Werld"; ., and
s., $50 pnA.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
STAR DUST

THE NICEST Relative to writer CaSpar Names story
the library at the Virginia Theological Seminary in
Alexandria October 49,, Librarian j. H. Goodwin writes
" We think the article is about the incest publicity
have had in long time.
VALUABLE FAMILY Responsible for rich collection of
French art spanning two centuries of culture is Chester
Dale president Of the National Gallery Of Art. For
closer look at these works. hung in the Gallery read
French Paintings Are His Children, pages T. and g.
HELPING HAND: Speaking of children, IL who have
been blind from birth getting good preschool
training in Four Corners Nd result of Lions Club
program. For report on the program, read Guiding
Hands for Dim Paths on pages 13, IA and Is.
SOME FUN: If any of the Halloween masks gave you
start the other night amt nothin yet they
the creatures in japanese amusement park
INTO EACH LFE"-DeSpite the appurtenanceS
at the Washington Hospital Ceners school of nursing
(see pages 10 and 20) there disappointmens
When Mrs. Stafford Casse showing The Stars
day Magazine reporter and photographer through the
school, she remarked THE nternes quarters upstairs
"Over the nursing school?" the reporter asked mo-
the hospital ITSELF she answered There is dis
appointed signs from the Is accompanying student
double life at the jamestown va Festival The
also will show Susan aboard the Susan Constant replica
of 1907 ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
THE FRONT COVER

There's a nip in the air as
Robin and Susan Parker,
children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre A. Parker of Paeon-
ian Springs, Va, gather
corn for the long winter
months ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
HELP-MEN

IsALEscLERKs. 4O-hr. wk.: expert.
enced, Apply in person, Ex.
CHANGE OFFICE; Bldg. 26-A
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HELP-MEN
MACHINIGTS
WAATEn

Top machinists who want tor
wages. overtime and many other
dement's Apply in person at ACME
1870 HOWARD AVE. kENsfNo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10

EN0lNEEh
Watch engineer, 9th class or bet
ter, 6-day week. In large. new
elevator-type bldg. in northwest
Live on premises. Excellent oppor-
tunity for steady man looking for
permanent position. Apply at re-
ceiying room. $500 WIS. ave. NV.
ENGINEER
Watch engineer. 6th class OF
better. 6-day week. In large. new
elevator-ty bldg. In northwest
Live on premises Excellent oppor-
tunity for steady man looking fol
permanent position. Apply at re-
ceiving room. $500 Wis. ave. NV
ENGINEER
For new luxury-type apartment
in Pentagon area; must have air
conditioning experience. Good sal
AIRY and apartment: many company
benefits. Apply RIM. 319, 1424 X
So. l.w.. CAFRITZ CO.
ENGINEER
Experienced in heavy construction
and field engineering; capable OF
assuming responsibility and direct
ing others. Salary commensurate
with experience and ability. Apply
RIM. 319, 1424 X st. NV. CAFRITZ
ICO.
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SALESMAN

Expansion of our business per-
mits the addition to our STAFF Of s
man who is interested in q per-
manent position with an old. estab-
lished firm. We sell a necessary
men. Salary to start. S70-S75, plus
commission: 40-hour week. usual
employe benefits. Write, giving full
details, including age. business ex-
perience, etc, to Box 227-H, Star.
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SALEsCLERKS, 4O-hr. wk.: expert.
enced. Apply in person, Ex-
CHANGE OFFICE. Bldg. 26-A
Fort Lesley J. McNair.
SALES ENGINEER, age to As. EE
deg. and sales exper., 50ee travel;
$1,000 ". ELIZABETH PINK
STON, Personnel Counseling Serv-
ices. 1925 Conn. ave, Rm. 81 5.
DI. 7-4l50.
SALESMAN-Nationally advertised
supply items to printing and du-
plicating shops. Send name. age.
education, address, telephone and
years sales experience, II any, to
Box 467-H. Star.
SALESMAN-Wholesale washington
distributors Of nationally known
ratio hi-fi need young man. car
necessary. Write Box 413-H. star,
S ALESMAN-Venetian blinds and
window shades. Must be expert
enced. Permanent position. Splen-
did opportunity. Call Ma. S-1O23.
MILEHAM AND KING.
SALESMAN-YounE man to sell life
insurance in DC. for large CON-
pany. Career position with. group
ms hospital and retirement bene-
hts. NE. S-2S40. IL
SALESMAN to learn once furniture
business: must be veteran. quail
fed for on-the-job training pro-
gram. Unlimited future at end OF
training period. Employe Dement'S.
Apply in person, AIS 9th st. NV.
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To represent national concern ir
protected d. C.. territory: guaran-
teed weekly sal. plus bonus ano
company benefits; age 1895; some
direct sales exper.; car nee. Phone
EN-. 3-9RRR. for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
SALESMAN

For furnishings department in fine
speciality store. selling nationally
advertised. branded, quality mer-
chandise. Excellent opportunity for
high earnings and advancement
Experience selling In local store
preferred. Liberal discounts on
purchases. Excellent working con-
ditions. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
Monday Through Friday

Opportunity for training and
advancement in large COM
mercial food organization
operating cafeterias in Gov.
eminent buildings. Some ex-
perience in food work and
supervisory abilities required.
40-hr week, daytime hours.
national holidays with pay
and other employe Dement'S.
Age 81 to 40.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1135 21st ST. NV.
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BANK
BANK TELLER

Experience desirable. Age 20 to 20.
competent, neat, with ability 10
meet the public. 5-day, 4O-houI
week. Employe dement's. Apply:
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HELP WOMEN


ACCOUNTING CLERK, some book.
keepins experience. Opportunity to
learn automotive accounting pro-
ceoure. Group insurance. pleasant
working conditions. ROYAL MO-
TORS; INC, Ia. $4,000, Mrs.
Deckelbaum.
ADVERTISING AGCY. girl Friday:
interesting and challenging work:
young LADY, type accurately. pleas
ant voice and appearance. NE.
S-4447.