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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-07-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to send our thanks to
our friends and relatives for the
kindness and help shown during
the illness and burial Of our baby
and grandson.
Geneva Mullins and
Tilden Stanley and Family
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-07-21
SURPRISE CHICKEN
DINNER GIVEN

A surprise chicken dinner was
given Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Yates OF
Clintwood at their home Sunday,
July 18th by their twelve sons
and daughters. Present were 81
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Including in-laws
and other relatives, 81 were pres
ent.
Dinner was served on tables on
the porches. In spite of the rain,
everyone reported a grand time.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-07-21
HOME DEMONSTRATION
CLUB MEETING

The Clintwood Home Demon
stration Club will meet Friday,
July %, at 1870 p. M, with Mrs.
Italy Hanover. The demonstra-
ton will be "Using Fruits and
Vegetables in Salads" by Mrs.
Blaine Trivitt, leader.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-07-21

Miss Jean Johnson, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harve Johnson of Clint
wood, who was crowned
Miss independence at
the July 4th celebration.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-07-21
OF
All
Things!

The other evening as dusk was
settling, a truck driver with a
load of melons paused on the
street. Ross Phillips went out,
looked them over, and found one
that was good in his sight. He
was ready to take it when h
town sergeant hurried over ana
said to the driver, "If you sell
that melon here, it will cost you
$25". Clintwood levies privilege
licenses, you know. The vendor
made some comment or other
and rolled away.
If a head or more of stock
should disappear from this COM
munity, that would not be such
hot news. But when a fine young
calf is found, with no one to
claim it, that is novel and worthy
of some wonder. That happened
over on Baker Ridge last week,
on the word of a nondescript who
sojourned awhile among the Sons
of Rest. He said the calf was
found alone in the middle of
briarfield. Inquiry was made in
the community. All cows were
present or accounted for, and no
calves had been delivered since
early spring. The calf was appar-
emily only a few days old and
probably had not strayed. And
there the story ends.
Another simple story of no pro
found import, but of a slight
oddness, comes from trial justice
court. A young woman who
dwells with a mother-in-law
came to the judge, asking not for
justice but for advice on domes-
tic procedures. The mother-in-
law had been insisting that the
young woman dig the potatoes.
The latter did not believe the
signs were right for digging po-
tatoes, and yet the older Lady
was putting on all the pressure
incidental to her position. And
the question that might have
been put to Solomon was: Could
the older woman make the young
er one harvest the spuds against
her better judgment. That issue,
We understand, is held for further
study.
Emil Hanover, in from Balti-
more, comments on the prices he
finds in this section. Prices, he
says, have gone down a bit in
Baltimore, Washington, and 9TH
er cities he came through. But
when he got off the bus in Coe-
burn, he found charges still peak
high. A meal, for instance, was
third higher than in a city, and
the price of nights rest in
flophouse was equal to the cost
of room in a good hotel. EmiPs
observations are supported by
other travellers. They are also par
TALLY borne out by the latest
catalogues of the best mail order
firms, which show decreases of
about one-third in prices. Per-
haps the news that the boom days
are over will readhothese hinter-
lands some day.
The continued rainy weather
reminds one of bit of alleged
poetry perpetrated by the self
styled ''Limping jim" many years
ago
For forty days the sun was hid,
The moon did not raise an eyelid,
The heat and vegetation grew
very dense;
And from the present outlook,
the corn crop
Is bound to be immense"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-07-21

Floyd P. Hill of Coeburn Rt, 2
was a visitor in Clintwood Tues
day.
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Evening star., 1949-10-02
ELECTRICIAN
Al; new house wiring. TIE. s523

ALL new mouse WlrlnB. u. eo<o.
.
ELECTRoNICs ENGINEERS and tech
hs5fHs III Ef'eessn c zis
ave, Bethesda. Md.
ELECTRoNIC TECHNICIAN, able to
operate recording equipment; also
man with professional l6" equip
ment, handle volume Of religious
sermons weekly for broadcast sta
tions; must be able to handle so or
more weekly. Box 165-E, Star.
ENGINEERS. 3rd class or 9TH and 9TH
class combination. Apply THE KASS
johnson. Monday 10 am. to 4 pm.
ENGINEERS material testing
engineers. college graduates or equiv
alent training: with basic snoWlsdse snoWls se
familiar with conventional labora-
tory and field methods of sampling
and testing various types OF con-
struction materials; Personnel a, |;
EsssHE ssSTAEY WAsa5SSn9s soB2ESAN HEass
ESTIMATOR. plumbing and heating.
Washington, D. c. firm. State age.
professional BACKGROUND, education
and salary expected. Reply in own
hsndg5i.insA "a All replies CONFIDENTIAL
ESTIMATOR AND SOLICITOR, full
or part time, for home repairing,
remodeling, with an estab. tcolored)
firm. State experience. Box 127-D,
ESTiMATOR-ENGINEER SALESMAN,
for plumbing and heating; must be
exper., have car. with ref, to work
for old-established firm. j. l..
BATEMAN g. SON, 2004 r. !. ave.
ne. HO. 1900. .
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN - Client
building through professional plan
ming service to individuals. partner;
substantial income with Oldest
American life insurance company.
Three-year comprehensive training
program concurrent with establish
ing clientele. Substantial guaranteed
income for those meeting REQUIRE
ments. Write Box 273-B. Star. or
phone DI. o762 for appointment.
FIREMAN. 5th,class license; hotel
exper. essential. Apply Box %
FOREMAN W ssis for local woodwork plant;
good opportunity for capable man;
perm. Box 406-B. StRr.,
FUEL OIL DISPATCHED excel. op-
portunity; experienced man; for
FURNITURE REFNISHER, expert.
good opportunity, r; MARS CON-
FURN., WOOD FRuSHER. capable
sman: part-time wdek ia. 2-2774.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Classified Ad Rotes


Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
) to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne- SOC
Out-of town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, s am. to pm.
Sunday IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
11th and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
of the Branch Ofices throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in.
Sertion.
If advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, Which bears
serial number with date and identi-
fes YOUR advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make a note of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

LAW sTENOG, S55 wk. stenog re-
cep.. 5000 mo. Mfg. rep. secretary.
$3.50 mo. Assoc. secy. under 30,
Ss25 mo Unusual openings hourly.
e Esss re- rsfERycE VIII Mlss nssa Eye co., 1sth
RE. 2S2s.
IF 1T is A GOOD SECRETARIAL po-
sition. the chances are 10 to !
Miss Young will have it first. Visit
PERsoosNINEL SERVICES. 1911 G st.
rYP1sTs, P several. S45 VIZ. Ediphone
opr.. exper., S190 mo. PIX typist.
exper. $40. See Miss Bend Bond at at CAP.
ITAL EMP SERVICE, 1923 Eye. cor.
18th. RE. 1866.
CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
1928 Eye. cor, 18th. RE. 1866. needs
Soafy fssrfsaFifss fof unusasi sSeassii positions In
LaGAI f9 sEcY. ss,1oo UP, 5 or more
yrs. expr. Many other interesting
PPPgagoNNEE PPRS5eS Ssf sERVicEs. M1ie isii G st.
sfTEENooeG2@oBookkeeper. ri oeG2oBkk inexpr. start
$40 wk. Miss Knight at The PEE, A
SoNNEL SERVICES, 1911 6 ST. 81
A Better sEcRETARIAL. typist,
accounting, bookkeeping, compton, :
eter position At TOP % salary srs1 Is oors yoars
700 10Th cor. G. Ma. 234O. 49,
IF IT is a good secretarial position
the chances are 10 to Miss Young
will have it first. Visit PERSONNEL
SERVICES. 1871 G st.: ST. 1864.
TYPiST AND CLERICAL, good oppor-
tunity young hpyS h%yyTEr adxanceots,nis MxNa Once
Services, s31 woodward Bldg; RE;
5s79 weekdays: FIR. 1871 Sunday:
lication. personnel, public relations ions
and other felds; $2. 0-S3,euo s oo
Services, s31 Woodward Bldg. RE;
5979 weekdays: FIR. 1911 SUNDAY
FYPISTS AND CLERICALS-Oppor
tunities for both inexperienced hsg.
and experienced girls: S150.2oO.
ANNETTE D. TATELMAN, once
Services, S31 woodward Bldg. RE:
5979 weekdays; Fl. 1911 Sunday,
RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT, vice presis;
dents ONCE: some stenog.; good
TATELMAN. "a! Once Services, s31
Woodward Bldg. RE. 5979 weekdays;
ADAMS EMPLoYMENT AGENCY has
the better ONCE positions. 204 Colo-
RADIO Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 393s.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
QUALIFICATIONS
MEN, READ CAREFULLY

Tuesday morning at 9 am. sharp,
/ want to talk with 20 men who are
really ambitious in securing Q posi-
ton that will give them steady EN-
ployment the year around. In other
words, there are no laying-of Pc
riods and consistent. income Is the
income that really counts. 1t doesn't t
matter what your past employment
has been; all we ask is. that you be
willing to study and learn as We
teach you our work. It will also be
necessary that you be willing to get
the first 4-6 weeks while learning
our work. A car is essential. You
must also be able to give the names
Of three people who will youch for
your honesty and integrity. We
prefer men who are married or men
who have some sort Of responsibility
I would also like to talk to a few
men who are mechanically inclined
and who know good thing when
they see 1t. Therefore. If yoH are
honest and Of good character and q
willing worker and neat in appear
ance. come and talk with me,
Apply at 2206 Wisconsin ave. NV.
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HELP MEN

DESIGNER CRAFTSMAN wanted;
in design of machines and me-
chanical devices. Write, stating edu-
cation. salary, experience. Box 165-
DgsiGNER AND CRAFTSMAN, top
notch; qualified for heating and air.
ing ercireering Arm. MA. 1868. =
DISHWASHERS (2l, experienced only;
good salary; no Sunday work. Ap-
HSn1SsR XIX NfPd'y yarsfAgaAN4o f;aG5114o TT: s@ps
Wis. ave, wi. 9s7s.
DIsHWASHERS. white, 1880; $50
cooking. Apply SHOLLS COL.
CAFETERIA. Mr.. Fajfar. 1882 Conn.
ssaeS lsis 1os6
DRAFTsMAN. architectural or struc.
tural. for ink work on linen; must
be able to produce neat work with
good lettering. Box 5s-D, Star.
CRAFTSMAN, structural steel. Fabri-
Gator in Baltimore area desires the
for detailing and checking. Excel;
opportunity for properly qualified
man. Please give exper, details and
salary expected. Box 25s-z. Star.
DRIVER for late mod el Plymouth
taAicab. 2S28 27th st. NV. AD
4457.
DRIVER. colored. exper. in grocery
store: neat. reliable courteous: must
have D. c. ref 5000 Conn. ave. NV
DRIVER experienced. to
take over excellent dry cleaning
route; men must be sober, neat ap-
pearance and reliable; must be able
to furnish references. wonderful
opportunity for right man. s. g. K
CLEANERS. 900 9th st. NV. .
DRUG CLERK, colored. experienced
only. references required: for eve
ming shift. Apply HOWARD DRUG
STORE, 9TH and Florida ave. NV
ELECTRICIAN, good: must be sober,
trustworthy, all-around man; good
pay. Call Sun, 9-lO, or Tues,
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HELP MEN
Jewelry Store Salesman
Exper.; good salary. Apply FRED

LABOR FOREMAN. white. open shop
give age, refs. and phone no. Box
LAuNDRY adGlBi STAR rRourEMAN. attractive
proposition for industrious and am
bilious man; big opportunity foI
right person. Give full particulars
concerning self. Box lb2-D' star
LAW STUDENT. advanced, for after
moons; hieh caliber must type; Wrlte
full qualifications. Box 26l- q, Star
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. steady work
eo ePsn si10 5hqp' 14th sEKVIcE Z: n:W. PRINTING
LIQUOR CLERK for part time work
F9us svenings nresrred pas s Apps Tues
dasef1eofs das' ToRAY e'f.Ts5o LfoUoRs' fNc.. II?
LIaUoR 9tn R. SALESMAN. good promoter
Intelligent. experienced; furnish
bond, local references; state ssla5S "a.
required. give full details. Box $50
LiTHo CAMERA MAN and stripper-
Full or part time; must be thor'
cations. Box 35s-D, Star.
LITHo PRINTING PRODUCTION mar
with ability to handle lithographie
process requirements including tol,
real opportunity for a capable anc
energetic Individual. Reply. givine
full details of previous production
experience. Box 350-z, Star.
LUMBER SALES CLERK-Well-est stab.
lished lumber yard has attrac; perm
openings for men with retail lumber
and hardware exper. Call Mr.. SAKE
after 0:3O, Tues. WI. 6622. I. S
TUROVER. 4725 Bethesda ave.
Bethesda, Md. -3
MAINTENANCE MAN. experienced In
plumbing and general maintenance
work for real estate office; steady
job for sober man with car ano
tools. Box 251-D. Star. =
Evening star., 1949-10-02

HELPER; . lightly built man for
cleaning exhaust ducts and air
conditioning systems: steady. good
wages; permanent; nishtwork. 40lb
aETsEs fs9PEis syeM scy6eMHPxh1oN. HiM;1o inteiiisent
man for elderly partly .paeaisnes pasaisnee
lit. considerate. able to At into
family of with no servants; 90
hour duty with Saturdays. Sundays
free. $3.50 monthly. Chevy Chase.
1SsTiEnAr1oN III a1la MEN for oil burners
in person, 5O3 Bradley blvd. Chevy
Chase. Md. See MR.. BARTELMEs.
JANITOR, middle aged man and wife,
must be sober; one with oil-burner
experience preferred; nice quarters;
garden-type apartment IN nearby
o vssns a.n s9od sCsts salaTy With 70 sood eas re
pleasant working conditions. Box
JASfToR' colored, for garden-type
project II collese PIX. Md. refs. Call
JANiiToR, with 9th class engineers
only ausiifisd man nssa nee apply: ;d salary .r,
manager, 3O51 Idaho ave. n.w.--4
JANITOR, colored, experienced, no
children, for practically new elev.
apt. bldg. in NV. Salary, 500 per
mo. and beaut. apt. oil 18th NV.
JANIToR for apt. bldg. Of 81 units;
colored; no children: must be sober
and reliable: 9th class engineer liz
eense necessary; salary and quarters
AID. 1000. -3
Evening star., 1949-10-02

AUTO PARTS order clerk: Neat, win.
ing worker, high school education
excellent opportunity for right man
Apply in person only, Mon, Oct; =
MI. Lord, parts department, ADpI-
SON CHEVROLET SALES. INC.
18th and Fla. ave. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN for new and used
TIRE & AUTO SERVICE, Buick
dealer, Front Royal, Va.
AUTO SALESMAN for new-car dealer
ship. Automotive experience not es-
sential but must have 'saies ability
Good personality, energetic worker
capable securing new customers foi
one of Americas finest cars. Good
opportunity for right man. whole OF
part time; compensation DISCUSSED
with interview. FCLL1NS SERVICE
. (Packard), 1901 Baltimore ave. Col
AHFo 3sfs Psrh ssaLEsaAN IN yE 10 lse8 sei the new
rG,s .ssn car S5sTaS foRp co ga s
East-West hwy. Silver Spring, Nd
AUTO SALESMAN to sell complete line
of Dodge and Plymouth cars and
trucks; opportunity for qualified
man to make q perm. and high In
come producing connection with one
of Wash.'s leading dealers. See Mr..
Tarshes BEAL MOTOR CO.. 1401
AFRO sysii ssxiiEssMiAN, Eli experienced us used
car man. Our cars are clean, priced
low and sold with an easy finance
plan. Excellent salary and commis-
sion to start, with Q good future.
Bog 232-x. Star. "
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Sales REPRESENTATIVE

Gentlemen over 80 to work full time
70 snow new music library. Promo
tional offer. Must be experienced
salesmen with some musical knowl-
ease. Work on leads in protected
iIai pigin territory. Car essential. Com
cay. give particulars and your phone
number: WIN contact in Washing
ton. CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS.
II South 18th St. Philadelphia, Pa.
SERVICE MANAGER-One Of wash
mgton's large Ford dealers has an
opening for experienced service man
sger; state experience. age. salary
tion that might be helpful. Box
sERvicE SALESMAN, exp., familiar
with service operations direct mail
ana other customer contact systems; !;
SlaessF M5fos g. De B9%1E SSto
5o13 Ga. ave. NV. RA. O4OO. ~
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
sUNoco SERVICE STATION. 18th isth
SERVICE iS sTATIeN sHs Sie; luprieation 4s men.
dustrieus. % Good 0e salary iss0ie plus aho COM m
exper. men with refs. need apply.
See Mr.. Barron. mgr. Sunoco Service
Stction. Wise: eve. and River I'd. IS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must have D. C. permit. Apply
Mr.: BARBER. Barber's ESQ Service.
10th and Maine ave. s.w.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white: must be exper; refs. required.
JOHNSON suNoco. 1903 R. I. ave:
SEWING MACHINE MAN, expsr.;
good salary and car allowance to
honest. reliable man with car. See
JACK COOPER. 3299 M st. NV
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced; sal
ary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH DE
YONG. INC. 1926 F st. NV. %
ply at REGAL SHOE CO.. 1345 +
sHoE SALESMAN. exper. in women's
and children's shoes; perm. position.
MURRAY'S, S5O7 Georgia ave, Sill
ver Spring. Md. .
SHOES Statesmen, for evening work:
experienced only; 8 to 8 pm. Apply
FRANKS FOOTWEAR, 3Ol0 14th
SHOVEL OPERATOR. nonunion: W
yd. rig Don't apply unless you
are dependable and experienced.
SODAMEN. young. colored. with re-
cent exper.; refs. req; for night
work: perm. job. FIR: 1856.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

MANAGER, FIVE and ten cent store;
must have, iye and ten cent store
MEAT CUTTER, fully experienced.
sober and reliable: good pay for
right man. Apply in person, 45O5
Lee hwy.
MEAT SALESMAN. full line: must be
exper. Wash. area; have car; ma.
salary. Box 256-B, Star. -3
MEAT SALESMAN to contact mar
kets; excellent arrangenient We
produce many meat cuts in good
demand. Must be ready to work
Oct. l. Prefer man with following.
Box 109-B. Star. 3
MECHANIC - Experienced man for
floor sander and floor maintenance
machine repairs: national concern;
steady work; 40-hr. wk. Box 357-D,
Star. -
MECHANIC, exper., to work on COIN
operated machines. Must have car.
Salary and commission. Replys held
in strict confidence. Box 235-D'
Gtor -
Evening star., 1949-10-02
SaleSrnen-InSulation
EXPERIENCED
ACCURATE CO..
1909 9th st. NV, IA. 6719

SALESMAN -COLLECTOR for indus
dustrial life Insurance debit; we
pay 3o% comm: on health and
1sd:as .na % sime on ie iRd S
successful agent can make over S1OO
auto w; n.cesssrs: ea y. o Apply sos sos victor
Bldg, IA 9th st. nv. IS
'as"aaa nsnt Position, l. good bod opportanity,
Apply CANADA DRY GINGER ALE,
1901 East West hgwy., Silver Spring,
Monday. 8 am. to 4 pm. -3
esds es 49, nssSs nsSss or w * fuEas a5ss
statesmen for fast-growins project;
salary and commission; average
earnings about 500; car necessary;
plenty Of prospects; thorough train
Ing. Call ov. 0643 for appointment
Statesmen FOR OUTSIDE; exper. in
insta1lment business; must own car;
good drawing account against high
comm: refs Apply by letter only.
M. STURGEON. 623 7th ST NV.
SALESMEN-For. Saturday work in
building materials and hardware re-
tail selling desired; excellent arith-
metic ability required. Write reply
to Box SGD. Star. State telephone.
number. IS
SALESMEN-We have openings for
five f5) part or full-time men in
terested in supplementing their pres
ent income from $50 to SIS wkly.
By working few hours ea. eve.
demonstrating nationally famous
Kitchen Craft. waterless aluminium
cookware direct to consumers. Those
training on earn -while-you learn
plan; must have car; exper. helpful
but not essential. See WESLEY l..
SMITH. RE. 1862. 1929 18th st.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
MTI,I,MAN


EISINGER MILL AND LUMBER CO..
4T36 Bethesda ave. Bethesda.
MILLMAN for Woodworking shop. tc
do machine or bench work. Phone
MR.. MALICOAT. NO. 1341.
MUSICIAN having German-Englist
fiuency to translate and. interpret
some Wagner works and writings
into English. Please reply Box 16O.E'
Star, stating BACKGROUND and IA
miliarity qualifying you for this
OFFICE MAN. contractors once;
must be good typist, understand
Bookkeeping and payrolls. Perma-
nent position, pleasant surround
ings. and good future. Give fuli aI, par
ticulars. Including age age .sSnrH eaueaslcn ON.
pected. All replies confidential. Boa
offsEr SS7E s'ffi fkEssmAN. must be thor.
oughly experienced in color work,
sssts sns ssp aa syps pstsl
OIL BURNER INSTALLER with oil
perm. position. See Mr.. Chase, A
F. WooDsoN CO.. 9th st. at Mich
oII ifsn BusNEk tHsi d. service mechanic, ex.
perienced all types domestic heat.
Ing Work shsi.eep sepd re pay rea s'esa
MI. Hasek. a. P. wooDsoN CO.
9th and Michigan ave. a:e.
OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN, year.
round position: Apply 1920 Wis
ORGAN SALESMAN-We are lookini
for a salesman, preferably one with
some proficiency in playing organ
who would like to try his hand al
selling one Of the outstanding new
organs on the market. Must. have
car. Salary. car allowance and com.
mission. Write Box BYE. Star.
PAINTER, also carpenter; transporta-
tion necessary; SIS per day; mostlJ
Silver Spring area. Ashton 58l4:
PAINTERS, inside work; weekly sal.
engineer. in person. CHASTLETON
HOTEL. 1901 : 15th st. NV.
PAINTERS-PAPER HANGERS, white
first-class. BALTIMORE RENO.
WAITING CO.. 1928 18th st. NV.
PAPERHANGER-First class da,
work or piece work. WA. $3.50
PAPERHANGERs, painters. noos
sanders and helpers, willing to learn.
Also handyman with carpenter tools.
1878 Florida ave. NV.
PARKING ATTENDANTS, white, over
1S yrs: exper. required; regular
work. Apply parking lot, 18th and
r. Sts. W. .
Evening star., 1949-10-02
CLERK-TYPIST

Local plumbing contractor has open,
ing for young man. between ~ ana
25 years Of age.
Must be good typist. with stress on
accuracy and neatness.
Applicant must also be qualified in
simple arithmetic and have past
clerical experience.
Good opportunity for advancement.
Box 85-E. Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT. 1928, for position
in local branch ONCE Of large fire
Interesting work and good chance
for advancement: 5-day week. Ap-
ply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL,
e s12 W9oSSard %SISd BldF' ndE ov.r az. must a
Be- eompetens,' sober aGs '11 man: s0 steady @
work; vacation; good pay: advance
cHzEEss;TN65T" cdzEs; r; FARMS pA1iRfEs. a1f ss41 M
Prospect ave. Nv: 3
CLOTHING sALESMAN-Young man
Nth snnr sens
and permanent. position for aggres-
sive. loyal and capable man with
FASHION SHOP, NC. 1900 y st.
COLLECTIoNs-Telephone follow-up.
Experienced only need apply. Under
s nsa.. wsll.estsbiished hrm. Cali TX.
coIii;cf1oN oafI; f11sss maNacER { ia; to handle
credit clothing accounts; very good
salary, depending upon ability and
experience; permanent position; good
sh.hss Sr Kaye .o HoihYWoop
coNsTRUcTIoN III T. sUGiPnER1NTENDENT,
one familiar with apt. house. con-
struction. Apply at Job, Manchester
I'd. and Schuyler, Silver Spring, Nd;
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
for 5,t s ,s%sr sToHp dsssshfs ss fHl
iations; reply confidential. stating
exper. and salary desired: WASH
ington area. Box 232-D, Star. q
COOK-Good. all-around 2nd cook;
splendid opportunity; good starting
salary and advancement; meals and
uniforms furnished; insurance and
as Rna yassttes sDPH5 P5 Nth Easaes e.
COOK, % I-around ability For board
ing club. Man or woman. aged 25-35.
prepare 2 meals daily. 6-day .wk.;
S125 mo. For appt. and interviews
cSarda s,a1 RE' ssaafIfE:smEs. saffE:s .zDsr,, 1Sss.
offer on Q real seller; Can Mr..
FRANK, RE. 7746 before IL. en-.
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN. exper !:
must be fast and neat. Apply DEE
p GEE DINER, HOO Vermont ave. NV.
couNrERMAN, over 81. experienced
or not experienced: steady work.
RYAN'S GRILL, 4713 Lee hwy arl.