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Wo 6-5543 EYES, OIL. 6-545d
ALTA yISTA-New listinsl We'll.
Il floor), beaut. foyer. huge liv
rm. lge. kit. der, full bath, 2-caI
garage, beaut. fin. bsmt.: upper
sos. A. v. PISAN1, Realtor, OIL. 4.
1900; ewes, BF a-"15S.
AMAZINGLY DIFFERENT SPLIT.
LEVEL! Seeing IS believing! 8
bedrms.. . baths. sep. dr.. tomor.
rows kitchen. huge daylight rec
room. owner transferred. Tops at
S2l.250 FLA. RIP Ely, JU. 5-611i
ARCOLA-"BlG LOT" area. 100 by
goo h-acre lot, supports dream"
brick rambler. A suburban atmos-
nhere Just around the corner from
everything 3 BIG bedrms.. BIG
countryside kit, 9. fireplaces,
BIG bright bsnt., plenty OF lot
to add on" and grow in. sacrifice
price, $4,000, only 81 .950-dn.,
FLA. trades welcome. any location
or condition. CALL HALL" Real
Estate. 10. 5-1431.
ARGYLE ESTS.-2 acres of de-
lightful country side, charming
rambler with lge. bedrms., 30
It. living rm. with flrepl., Ia
baths, hugh rec. rm., garage and
sun deck plus many more feat;
only 500. 500. SUBURBAN PROP.
Mgt. LO. $685..
AsHToN-Brk. house on 2 acres,
HANDICAPPED grounds; box-stall
stables. SP. 4-53l6.
ASSUME CT LOAN, or minimum
FLA down on 3-yr .-old brk. ram
bier; of Georgia ave-. 3-beGsms.
9 full baths, finished rec. rm:
eye-level oven: garage; disposal;
w.-to-W. carpeting. other extras
u -acre lot; on court. oh-street
parking: nr. schools and shopping
ASKING S1S,950. VIII. 6-4913 OF
DU. 1898 weekdays.
-sSUME VA LOAN on this brick
home in nice sec. OF close-in Silver
Spring. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 2
hedrms., screened porch. full bsmt
Detached diversified garage. Asking
S16.ah0 Owner ANXIOUS to sell
SLIGO REALTY. Realtors. JU.
S-S60O
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm brick Co
lonlal. neal. Little Flower Church
and School Paneled rec rm.,
screened porch. built-in garage;
slate roof; excel. lot, fenced and
nicely pie nted. Priced low at S22;-
500. will consider $4,000 cash
down Mr.. BAILEY. EN-. 3-S5a2
FRANK S PHILLIPS, INC. DI.
7-1411. Saturday and Sunday.
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1912 Kansas Ave. NV.

SSAS AANAAoeNo EANO. ANsNV .
yAcANT-CusToM DECO
RATED 7-RooM BRICK
HOME - Concrete front
porch. side-hall plan. Chest
nut trim throughout. nat
ural woodwork; full dry
basement; deep back yard;
sas h.-w.h.. It's immaculate.
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4527 Kansas Ave. NV.

VACANT-MovE RIGHT IN
$500 DOWN. Can't be
beat. Groom, 2O-ft wide
brick home; concrete porch,
bone-dry basement. 3 large
bedrooms: side-hall plan.
Total, Sl3,Q50
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5137 South Dakota Ave N n

5137 South Dakota Ave. NE
Y YEsSsSa sEM MOsENH
BRICK HOME-has every
thing Full-length concrete
front porch, PANORAMIC
WINDOWS. modern 2-tone
kitchen. POWDER ROOM
ON LIST FLOOR: finished
basement: gas heat. MOVE
RIGHT IN.
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HIVEK TERRACE -,
Al 34th St. NE. De luxe homt
featuring bedrm. and bath on Isl
RnOtty I pns rec an p O sae on t Sno
porch, fenced yard with iiowerI
and shrubs. Garage. 81, 900 cash
Mr.. DOUGLAS. LA. 6-2773 OF
RIA. 3-66S5.
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1921 South Dakota Ave. NE
DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL
BLOCK IN MICHIGAN
PARK - Standardized T.
front porch, vestibuIe. mod.
ern Kitchen. modern bath;
full dry basement Many
extras. Brick garage. A
home you'll be proud to own.
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WESTWOOD


Garrison Roof Colonial situated OIL
q lovely large lot within eyesigh
Of both public and parochia
schools. short distance to publi
transp., and mr.. all the clubs. Thi
lovely house contains 4 diversified
bedrms., 2 full baths and two i
baths, roomy center-entrance hall
lge liv. rm. with firepl., forma
dining nm. with French door
opening onto a lge. scr. porch
family-size kit. loaded with cabi
nets. paneled study, big rec. rm
with firepl., attached garage
Owner in the house only 3 mos
Is being transferred to Fla. Oper
l to 8, DIR: Out Mass. ave. ext
right on Brookway. right on Jor.
dan to 5505 and open sign.
THE ALLEN & LUCAS co.
OIL. 6-SS6S Q Am. to o PM
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1748 Lang Pl NE
1868 Newton st. NE.

vAcANT-Classical semide-
tached brick home with full
length front porch. fire.
place In living room. sep
arate dining room, ultra.
modern kitchen. full base
ment; deep back yard: 3
spacious bedrooms and many
extras; CHOICE WOOD
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COLORED
W0ODRPTDGE

woo SElBfsi
,2O15 QUINCY ST. NE.
liv. rm. with firepl., full din. rm.,
den modern kit: Ind FIR, 8 bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt.. bath.
gas h:-wh.. detached gear ga
rage. Call Mr., Sadler. AID. 2-S656
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1920 K ST. NV. ME. s.432a
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BETHESDA
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
WILDWOOD MANOR AREA
5S25 GROSVENOR LANE

OPEN 2 TO Z p. M.
On beautiful tree-shaded corner lot
Spacious 3-bedroom, 9-bath, nifty
foot job with foyer entrance. LiV-
ing rm. with fireplace. sep. din.
I'm, and big WESTINGHOUSE kitchen
with real dinette area. Tremen-
deus basement with lovely view
has fireplace and expansion posi-.
bilities. First-class shopping and
all conveniences. To reach: Out
old GEORGETOWN Road approx. two
miles to Grosvenoi Lane; right
APPROX. 3 blocks to $500 block
and a. s. Gardiner Co. sign.
CALL Mr.. CLARK, RA. 3-9011
a s. GARDINER & Co.. INC.
1881 L St., NV. Ma. 1898
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BETHESDA, Mr.. NH and Navai
Hospital. New. unusual floor plan
4 bedrms., 2la baths, rec. rm
with firepl.. abund. storage. $500
Cedar lane. Locust Hill Estates.
BENSINGER BROS. EN-. 2-464O
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OPEN, l TO 3
CoLORED
DOUGLAS & SHAMWELL
INC.
RIA. 3-6685

- 2-UNIT APT. BLDG,
2206 18th st. NE. Recently built
each unit with rms. kit, anc
bath. Tenants pay for hent anc
utils: Asking price, S14,500,
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$40 Underwood st. NV.

VACANT -SEMIDETACHED
BRICK HOME: modern
kitchen, separate dining
room. 3 bedrooms. finished
basement. Excellent loca-
ton; CHOICE RESIDEN-
TIAL.
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Kalmus Realty
RIA. 6-6422

JU. 9.5S6l 10. 4-7a4c
coLORED-Lovely shaded neishbor,
hood: 2-story with complete bath,
den; sarage, S12.500,
LS sSsSnhs rambler; plenty Of ysraa
S24 800.
Also 2-story, complete with . baths
just west Of 10Th. $4,000.
Near Aock Creek, newly decorated
$4,000.
Ami oniv An A-oak1
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nE0ggm
FREDERICK w. BERENs


WALTER REED AREA, By OWNER
Also furniture. russ and misc, IA
9-4o64. Call Sun. and Ewes.
WALTER REED AREA, by OWNER
Center-haii plan, 4 bedrms, din
rm.. Ice. liv. rm with firepl.. ga.
rage; corner lot. well Handicapped
FLA appraisal RIA. 6-l4o5
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8l9 Ingraham ST. NV.

IMMACULATE. well-kept =
room brick home; many ex-
tras included in sale Side
hall plan, finished recrea-
ton room, front entrance TO
basement, 2 kitchens, 2
baths. deep back yard.
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1881 Seventh st. NV.
SECOND SECTION
CHOICE NE.
COMMUNITY
"Clip the Sindler Strip

661 Jefferson st. NE.
MODERN SEMIDETACHED
3-BEDROOM BRICK HOME
Separate dining room, rec
reatlon room: gas heat.
Lovely patio covered with
aluminium awning Many
extras. Home in excellent
condition. Move right in.
Has excellent AZ large
flrst-trust financing.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
Rev. John Blackman
Guest Preacher At
PEOPLES Church

The Rev. John Blackman and
his wife were guests Of Peoples
Congregational Church this past
Sunday, and preached during the
worship hour. Mr.. Blackman was
the pastor here from 1919-1921.
He is now serving a church in
Cleveland, Ohio where they have
been for TX years. He just
visited with the church at
Cheyenne, Wyo. which celebrated
its Goth birthday. He had been
the pastor there for 18 years.
They are both in good health and
left Monday morning to 60 to
fhe Black Hills and to see the
Passion Play.
Among the remarks Of his GER
mon, he said that this church
was the most responsive in his
entire ministery. They were just
waiting for suggestions. He told
that the youth work too vas most
rewarding and that an average
of IS young people would meet
every Sunday evening. He was
grateful TO see the men stand by
the church through the years.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
Power City

VisitingAt the Ray Smart home
the past two weeks were hi.
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs
B. H. Smart of National City
Calf. B. H. Smart has been ailine
for quite a while, and we wish
him well soon.
Visiting last Friday at the John
Schmidt Jr. home were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wolff of Watauga, S.
Oak. They are the parents OF
August Zieske in Sidney. Other
visitors were Mr.. Mike Baesler
of Elgin, N. Oak, and Mrs. JUS
tina Roehl, of New Leibzig, N. d.
Monday afternoon visitors at
the Clarence Sather home were
Evan Ler and Herald Ler of
Savage. Evening visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kruger of
Sidney. Z
MI. and Mrs. Howard Blodgett
took their son Roger to Glendive
early Friday morning where he
took the bus to Bozeman, and
from there to Salt Lake City,
where Roger is now employed at
the Hercules Missile Plant.
Spending a few days at the
Andrew Petersen Jr. home is
her uncle, Mr.. Fred Rang of
Fairview.
MIR and Mrs. Clarence Sather
and son Wayne visited on Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thurman in Sidney, where
Richard Chesmore of Seattle, an
uncle of the two ladies was visit
ing, whom they hadn't seen since
1916. Another visitor was Eugene
Chesmore of Baker, Montana.
Visiting since Friday at the
John Schmidt Jr. home and Henry
Hamburg home is the Schmidt's
daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Zadow of Gillette,
Wyo. Sunday visitors included
another daughter and her fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. R. Schmidt
Of Marsh, Montana. Other visitors
at the Schmidt home on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Liebelt
of Fairview.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Marvin Rau home were her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brietling and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
.au and Douglas and also Fred
5cheetz.
MI. and Mrs. Philip Ssheetz
and on Kenneth accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrade Shashiem
IN Sunday to the Ben Strashiem
home in Terry, Montana for a
Congratulations to Mrs. Jennie
Temmil and A D. Bell who were
married on Sunday, June 18th at
Kansas City. After a two weeks
loneymoon, and before settling
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
Local Men Win
AT Tournament

Ira 0. Jensen of McCabe, Mon.
tana came from behind to defea'
Carl Hern of Miles City, Montana
and took home the Championship
Trophy from the First Annua.
Montana = Dakota Horseshoe
Tournament held in Wabaux OF
Sunday, June 18th.
Horn, Montana State AAU
Champion, and Jensen won nine
games straight in the. two-group
round robin play. Ira Jensen
led Group A, followed by Ernest
McChesney Of Sidney. Norbert
Underdahl of Hebron, N. OAK,
narrowly missed a tie with Nc
Chesney for second place.
Regular play ended with a three
way tie between Walter Quilting
and Charles Douglas of Sidney
and O.. w. Kesler of Culbertson.
Walt Quilting came out on top in
the round robin playoff.
At 8 pm. Ernest McChesney
faced Quilting under the lights,
and Carl Horn fired away against
Ira Jensen as the Championship
Round began. Jensen won this
game So to As. Later Horn and
Jensen each defeated Quilting and
McCheSney. Walter Quilting
placed third, and Ernest Nc
Chesney took fourth.
Roger +. Barnaby, President of
the Wibaux County Horseshoe
Association, presented the awards
to the winners.
A total of 20 players took part
in this tournament.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
SAVAGE news

Mr.. and Mrs. William Vance
and family of Spokane, called OF
old friends in the Savage com.
munity last week.
Mr.. Bill Hicks, spent a few
days visiting at the home of his
parents last week.
The Congregational Church ano
Church School will hold their
annual picnic on Sunday, July
5th, at the old school building in
Savage. There will be a pot
luck picnic dinner, Immediately
fillowing the morning services,
which will be at 11:00 am. that
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Miller and
daughters, of Miles City, spent
the weekend visiting with rela-
tives and friends in Savage and
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tombre
and family of Billings, spent a
few days here last week visiting
at the Hans Tombre home.
Mrs. w. E. Moore spent a few
days receiving medical attention
at the Sidney Memorial hospital
last week. She was able to re-
turn home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hagler and
family and Mr.. Bill Hicks visited
at the Harold Etzel home on Tues
day evening.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Peterson of
the Bronson community, were
Sunday dinner guests at the John
Gear home. Mrs. Jack Spithoven
was a dinner guest there on
Saturday.
A nice crowd attended and
greatly enjoyed the Patterson
Banquet held in the Lutheran
Church parlors on Wednesday
evening. During the program, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Ler told of their
winter spent assisting at the
Indian Mission IN Arizona. !
Mrs. H. A. Strand and children
had to return on Wednesday from
Skaar, where she had been tea
ching Bible School, due to the
illness of their son, Kenneth, who
had the flu.
Miss Virginia Burau left on
Saturday morning for Cody, to
take the three Carson children,
back to their home, after having
spent the month of June visiting
at the BuraI home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
Violations Listed
On Police BIotter

Roy Oscar Partin, Sidney, fail
ure to stop at a stop sign, fined
SIS.
Ronald N. Baadsgaard, Sidney,
forfeited a $40 bond on a careless
driving charge.
Jacqueline A. Buckley from
Culbertson was fined S25 for
reckless driving and was also
fined $40 for failure to report an
accident.
Orris Johansen, Sidney, fined
$3.50 for driving while under the
influence of intoxicating liquor.
jeanne L. L~ovelace, Sidney,
operating a motor vehicle with
out a drivers license, forfeited a
$40 bond.
Betty c. Skredsvig, Everett,
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
MRS. BERT LALONDE
RETURNS FROM TRIP SOUTH

Mrs. Bert Lalonde has returned
from Tucson, Arizona, where she
drove a car for her son Bob, who
is stationed there at DaviS-Mon-
thon. ALB.
Bob met his mother in Phoenix,
where they enjoyed a day with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Niehenke and
Mrs. Beverley Witt and family.
From there they drove to San
Diego to visit a sister of Mrs.
Lalonde's and to Escondido to
see her mother and another
sister.
On their return to Tucson, Mrs.
Lalonde spent a day with her son
before leaving by plane for the
trip home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
FRED MASONS CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Masor
celebrated their Golden Wedding
Anniversary by holding oper
house at their home in Sidney on
Sunday, June 21st.
Mr.. Mason was born and raised
in Terraville, South Dakota, and
came to Mckenzie County in 1902
where he ranched for 40 years.
Emma Macarthur was born in
L~anesboro, Minnesota, and later
came west where she homesteaded
until their marriage in June %,
1909. In 1851 they retired and
moved to their present home in
Sidney.
During the afternoon of the
open house, arranged by their
eldest daughter, Mrs. John Saw
yer, many friends called and pre-
scented them with gifts and cards.
The three-tiered wedding cake
was baked and decorated by Mrs.
Gene Palmer, and cut by Mrs.
Lyle Smith. Dixie Ferguson, n
other granddaughter, was in
charge of the guest book.
Other daughters and their fam
lies coming for the observance
were Mrs. Gordon Ferguson and
Dixie of Bozeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Althaus and son, Kelvin of
Pleasant Hill, California, and Mrs.
Dauglas Stewart and son, NAL
colin of Castro Valley, California.
Grand = nephew, Terry Macarthur
attended from Billings.
Unable to attend were their
two sons, David of Chicago, and
Walter of Santiago. Chile.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF Carl Nzel. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. by
the undersigned. Robert q. Etzel
Administrator OF the estate Of Car
EsDel. deceased. 10 the creditors cd
and al persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them
wxl the necessary vouchers within
four - months after the first pub
location Of this notice, TO the said
Robert E Etza at the law offices of
Paul H. Cresap. 81, Central Avenue
South. sidney. County Of Richland.
Montana.
Dated this 1st day oil July. A. D..
D59.
RQRERT E ETZA
AdzIniStrarsr
PAUL II. CRESAP
Attorney for Administrator
p. o. Address: Box S3
Business Address:
IL Central venue South
Sidney. Montana
Publish July /. 8, is. d
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
BABE FORD MEDALIST
At MILES CITY TOURNEY

Mrs. Babe Ford placed as Med
alist and winner of flight in the
Ladies Golf tournament held at
Miles City, June "a. There were
AZ golfers who participated in the
tournament and towns represent
ed were Billings, Roundup, Miles
City, Forsyth, Glendive, Plenty
wood and Sidney.
At the tournament in Glendive
June 25, Marie Mcdonald of Glen
dive won the championship flight
and Babe Ford won the first flight.
Other winners from Sidney were
Vida Weber, Juanita Blubaugh,
Harriet Norr, Shirley Anderson
and Maxine Nutter. Included as
participants in the tournament
from Sidney were DeLyle Jarvis,
Jessie GLAND, Alice Rounce, Azalia
Butka and Bertha Harris.
in an apt. in Sidney they spent
two days at his sons home the
Bob Bells.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
BOB LYNCHES ANNOUNCE
BIRTH OF GRANDDAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Lynch an
nounce the arrival of a little
granddaughter, at the home OF
their son-in-law and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs Bill Swisher in Bill
lings. The baby, Dawn Louise, was
born Thursday, June IL, and
mother and daughter are reported
as getting along fine. The Swish
ers have one other child, David.
Mrs. Lynch and children, Au-
drey and Dick, visited at the
Swisher home for ten days and
took care of David while Mrs.
Swisher was in the hospital.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
Dairy Day RodeO At
BrOckWay july 1S

Everything is in readiness
for the Dairy Day Rodeo at
BrOckway, Saturday, July 18th,
according to the BrOckway
Community Club.
There will be prizes Of $3.50.
There will be races, brCnc rid
ing. calf roping, steer riding
and one of the main features
will be the wild horse race.
The Brockway Commercial
Club extends a special invita-
ton to everyone to attend this
big rodeO celebration.
There Is to be a dance in the
school gym in the evening.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
NOTICE TO CREDITOR

Estate of THOMAS Lindevg. also
known IS Thomas o. Lndevg,
Deceased.
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Nsttse Lindevg. Admin
Rstratrix Of the estate of Thomas
LdndevAg. also now as Thomas o
Iindevig. deceased. to the creditors
of and all pe1Soas having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with TIE necessary vouchers
within four 10 months after the first
publication of his notice. to the
Sad Netie LindevR at the aw offices
OF Paul II. Cresap. 212 Central Avenue
South, Sidney. County of Richland
Montana.
Dsed this 1st day of July. A. D..
n2S8.
NETIIE LTyDEVIG
Administrative
PAUL 4. RESAP
Attorney for Administrative
r. o. Address: BOX $50
Business Address:
z13 Central ven South
Sidney, Montana
Publish July /. 5. IS. q
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01

Sgt Andy Brennan, marine re-
cri6ng officer, will be In Sidney
Thursday. July 3. Sgt. Brennan
VIII interview anyone interested
in the marine corps at the Selec-
tive service office IN the Lalonde
Hetel, room 1ol.
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01
wow

Proud parent, on meeting the
new first grade teacher: I'm
happy to know you, Miss Smith.
1 am the father of the twins you
are going to have next Sep
TENDER"
The Sidney herald., 1959-07-01

Wash, forfeited a $40 bond on a
speeding charge.
Robert c. Simard Of Sidney was
fined $40 for violation OF right
of way.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
TECHNICAL
WRITER'S

Challenging positions
for the persons with q
strong background in
electronics. Must be
able to write theory Of
operation from sche-
matics, functional and
block diagrams; pre-
pare complex items Of
design data; partici-
pate in the prepara-
ton Of manuals, hand
books. c checkout or
maintenance instruc-
tions; participate in
the form ulation
Of technical proposals
and bids.
Acceptable applicants
will enjoy excellent
working conditions,
modern company ben
efits, regular merit re-
views, liberal educa-
tional refund plan and
excellent opportunity
for personal growth.
To arrange q personal
interview, call WA.
7-4444, Ext. 328, or
mail complete resume
to:
Evening star., 1959-11-10
HELP W0MEn
lcoNIlNulDl


oges.t.n.s, g q s.'S:iss:S xi.t
Experisnss . n a gsnsrai lsdssI anc 2
REQUIRED: profit sharins. hospital
fringe dement's. Apartments avail.
ssl' sal .snd'rsms.s. On RSsmisss. caii Ii. 7-sAo'
Evening star., 1959-11-10

ADMIN. CLERK
We have many openings for girls
with once skills. Come IN and
see us frst.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
NELP MEN

sKRyIcEAEAN, sxperisnesd N
lent SDDortunits Tor The one who Who
uualifies, CAL Earl Suddarth at
LA, 0-Bl00, JOSEPH GU9S a
SALESMAN for furniture store,
selling experiences necessary; sal
aIy plus commission. Call pu. =.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
TYPTST-STEN0

II. 8. grad. ability to type so w.p.m.
Business experience not essential,
prefer dictaphone or shorthand
ability. Apply or call local once
Of national organiEation. SERVICE
E1RE INSURANCE co. OF NEW
YORK. College Park. Nd. AP
Evening star., 1959-11-17
SECRETARY

Would you be interested in work.
ing in professional office Of a
new hospital7 Opportunity for yng
woman who enjoys organizing her
own desk Interesting atmosphere
Some public contact. Pleasant per.
sonality and neat appearance de-
sired. Accurate typing and knowl-
edge of oface procedure REQ 40.
hr. VIZ Apply personnel ofice
WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CEN
TER, ITO irving ST NV. Mon.-
Fri, 2 am. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
SITUATI0NS--D0MESTlC

ALL types of floors cleaned, waxed,
rennlshed, walls or win d ow S
washed. Heavy duty cleaning my
specially. References. Ia. 9-6703.
DAY WORKERS, cleaning and laun-
dry. Refs. DI. 7-4393. QUALITY
GIRL, colored, desires work Mon
day. and Tuesday. Not interested
in bachelors. ia. 9-S26O.
HELP NEEDED?-Quaiified day
workers; ironers. TU. 2-370O:
ewes. La. 6-5369, MRS. HOWARD.
MAID, live in; desires work Di
7-4393. QUALITY JOB.
WANT HOUSEWORK and chiid's
care 3 days week from 7:30 to
> pm. Call LU. 2-1913.
WOULD LIKE some days work or
4 days a week; good reference.
Ii. 6-37S3.
YOUNG LADY desires 5-day wk. =;
child care or G.WH. Call Ii g.
C0L0RED GIRL, neat, desires
cleaning on saturdays. LU 4-4l3O
CoLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. and
child care: ) days. La. 9-2O52.
C0L0RED GIRL desires child care.
g,h.w., or days work. Reference.
TU. 2-571O.
C0LORED EADY-wants INV, 8
days a week. Good references,
TU. 2-OOsS.
COLORED GIRL - Wants DAYS
work, experienced, reference. Mon,
Tues, Wed, Fri. AID. .2-449O.
COLORED WOMEN on hand wait
ing for work by s5he hour. day or
week; refs. HO. a-9427. AGENCY
Evening star., 1959-11-17
SECRETARY

This is an. unusually interesting
position OF responsibility short
hand is a must: experience pre-
ferred, but II YOU have the basic
skills and a real desire to learn,
you, will be trained. 5-day week.
pald vacation. We are conven-
fastest groving business COM
munity. Personal interview only
at INA, 2133 Wisconsin ave. NV
Evening star., 1959-11-17
HELP WOMEN
SALESWOMEN

AGE 2O-35, no experience nee, will
train; for selling small appliances.
lewelry or gift ware. Apply MAS
IERS, I'LL q 81. NV, between
$3.50 and 1900.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
TYPIsTs
TYPIST
AGE 2O-4o

Immediate opening in cas-
ualty claim department OF
large insurance company.
Full time: permanent: 37k-
hour, 5-day week. Excellent
starting salary depending
on ability. Many WE'LL
rounded employe benefits.
Business experience desir-
able but not necessary.
Evening star., 1959-11-17
HELP WOMEN
TEMPORARY

Earn extra Xmas money. Busy sec
retarial service can use exper.
stenos and typists for short-term
Jobs, High hrly. rates. No fee
SOS" I'll l4th st. NV. Rm
800. ST. 3-1972.
TYPIST, nlinE. dictation: immed
opening. start $40, see Al v
WADE, 1914 24th st. NV. FE. g.