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Evening star., 1949-05-03
statesmen NOTICE

Are you interested In making real
money! We have an interesting
proposition for the aggressive young
men, who are willing to work Ga
hrs. per day. Regardless OF your
past exp, we are. willing TO train
pou, to do an entirely new type Of
sales work. We are one Of the
largest corporations Of its kind in
the world today. You can make
consistent earnings of S100 to $500
wk.,. every wk,. 81 wks. o yr. This
Is not q seasonal job. Our type Of
work affords a lifetime Of oppoy-
tunity for sincere people. Please do
not apply unless you can start work
Immediately. We are In q position to
accept 12 permanent men tomorrow.
If you feel that you lack exp, do
not hesitate to. apply, because there
are very few men who have exp. in
our particular line of work. That's
why we must train our own person.
mel All that is required is honesty
and a neat appearance. Applicants
will be accepted at Ella p st. NV,
End floor, Personnel Div, 0 TO IL
am. only. See c. w. LOCKYER.
SLIP COVER CUTTER
Experienced only; top wages. car al
lowance: steady HARMONY DRAP-
ERY STUDIO. 451S Lee hwy. Ok.
24b3 a
Evening star., 1949-05-03
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BUSINESS
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Evening star., 1949-05-03
Something Worthwhile

contacts among home owners, farm
ers; Semiprofessionaf capacity for
established firm. NonseaSonal. steady,
lucrative Free training, regular aid.
Rate of compensation discussed In
interview. Write r. q. PULVER,
Newark. New York. -
Evening star., 1949-05-03
SALESMAN

TO cover southern Maryland. selling
top-notch nationally advertised line
of whiSkey; must be aggressive:
and i steady. Apply Box e4-H. star.
giving in detail exper., age. educa-
tion and refs. %
Evening star., 1949-05-03
NOTICE MORTTCIANS

LADY assistant, with years Of expert.
enee. wishes position tn sunerai
home Coiisgs edlcatton. neat ap.
peAranee: cuaiine6 70 assume ~
reSponsfhfIitles other than aetpal
tmbaimtns. write Box ESQ, etar
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Advertising Specialties
and Electrical Products

Direct from manufacturer to stores
on easy time payment; featuring
our Nu-Art sign. which is sweeping
the country; every merchant a
prospect; high commissions. Our
men are earning $500 to $500
weekly-why not you? MR. BEHR,
Evening star., 1949-05-03
VOTING MEN

In teaching. supervising,
become branch managers. Arthur
Murray's expansion program has
made opportunity for high-ealiher
personnel. 2 yrs. college education
preferred. but not essential. Pre-
ply In person, 2-6 pm. See MISS
FERREIL. Do not phone. HOG
Evening star., 1949-05-03
SAI,ARIED SALES

Positions available to outstanding
educ educ cationaI Held. offers permanency W
and security to producers: car re-
ouired Interviews Suite T29. Du-
nnnt Circle bldg q
Evening star., 1949-05-03

JUNIOR CLERK, pleasant young wom-
an desired to perform general once
duties, including typing; excl. work
ing cond.; salary commensurate with
dees dep oEoRGE AGg " WAsHaaoN uNf
yERSITY, 213l G st. NV. ST.
LADIES. ages 20 to ss We have
several perm. openings tor neat, at
srsetive young ladies n do downsown
not necessary as we will train you;
interesting and pleasant work with
good opportunities for Advancement.
Apply Mr.. srTRlCK at newsstand,
"a pm. No phone calls. ,-5
sportswssr shop; must be exper-
fenced: excellent opportunity: per-
%spfss ma appy aozbfs BsTa
MARRIED l1sR st. woMEN RiSM who seek Te oD-
port. of increasing family income
Qualifications: Must be married.
nsr se aey Se G IN al 4S.ned nS fan 1oas Uh
MRS. L. sMYTHE. personnel I
Grant ave, Takoms Park. Nd. "a
so;hoas week: vacation With ;!. ps;y
sAFEwAY STORES. INC. ls45 tn
PIX IS ne opEks1ott ssa5 Ia ana 11S E. Eood t7pi.
$40 sDS %SI 4 start Apply 1889 r st.
rnEEEsoNrNHEL nE M Z CLERK, some steno-
graphic ability required, interested
In learning various phases OF per
sonnel work; excellent opportunity;
seas' 48hs xseh INC ADpls sss s svsnn psI
ave lley Va "A
REAL ESTATE LISTING AGENT BY
Prince Georges County realtor. New
plan for .seeurinG, property for sale.
Mdli sreatIy assist sINasx te insrssse ~ esTn a1o
BaItimore ave, HysttsviIle. Nd. WA,
RsoEiriSsiisT saSei fSssiii "a sfakess6teRArHEiI IN
Attractive young lady. bet. ages Of
also. for interesting susst con
learn hotel work and good chance
for advancement. pleasant sur
roundings and many employe hene-
fits Apply personnel once. L st.
entrance HOTEL sIATLkR. =
SUNDAY fun time Apply BRENNER,s 8
BAKERY, 5s65 n. Wash. blvd. Ari.,
Va, phone KE. 3-6S3<.. -
SALESGIRL---Experieneed for wash
able dress shop. SHERMAN SHOPS.
saEssdIRIs a1G His wan Wanted. 8. 8. ksEs-
saaEEEsLspiEs. aEs sEgi e; ee;oloarTed, aTd good lob for
had SS1 resaii esper. Mrb-cTTY DRuos.
sAIEsLADiES. ready to wear. !acees.
sories or millinery IN nne ladies'
specially store: exp. preferred: perm
position With 9Ppcr vf2F~ Ter aSra11sNs- 1sI,1N-
sSiksLADiEs@Ysans ..is iisaiss !. ,I,'i t0i
iinery in ladies specially store: exp.
pref; part-time Afternoons. ewes.
NEiL M ses Co. ASpE AsGo7 Con- Conn ave- ave-. nv. % G
SALESLADY-Must be experienced In
lamps and gift department, Excellent
sss " %AfGs fGsn1s;'soes Dseos15Rs m I1sis
saIIsLADrEs, II experienced preferred.
full or part time on THURSDAY nghts
and saturdays: store dement's: Apr!y
NJ. HovaLi. <th moor. PaiL!P
sALEsLADIEs t2), over 80. for ladies
ready-to-vear store: attractive SAL
ary. can for appointment. SL.
sALEsLADIEs. ready to wear and
millinery; exper. only need apply.
STEADY position; salary. S46 to start
Apply at once. 1022 Conn, ave. -
sECRETARY. for medical clinic. hish
school graduate, under 30. above
average typing and shorthand speed,
previous experience necessary: leave
provisions and medical coyerases:
S2.4o0 per IT. Gail ST. e9s4. 30
Evening star., 1949-05-03
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY. white, free 20 trsvoi
y s A 20 to a years, must bc
neat. calling on business 9Fms guaf-
antesd drawing account. average
STOKES, > 10 8 p IN, Hsrrinston
YOUNG LADY. white. once work. 10
experience necessary ~25 Nrek To
learn substantial raise after Il wks
training Call WIN L PRIMROSE
REALTY. WA s252, WA 42I4
YOUNG WOMAN. FOR general Once
of Bookkeeping Apply in person.
BRAY & sCARFF, 1913 18th st
YOUNG WOMAN. oolored, 20 TO 2b.
wrapper for retail shopping service
Apply WARNER BLDG, l3 and T
sts NV. Room e5i
LARGE REAL ESTATE once requires
25 years Of ase. as elsrk-typlS, in
some business experience, preferably
insurance, also be an accurate and
moderately fast typiSt, pleasant
surroundirEs, excellent working con
ditions, permanent position no SAt
urdag rlag work lunches turn saispy
GRIFFIN Ma 2loU a
CULTURED LADIES with sales exoe-
rienee wanted to present CONNER
cially new plastic items Apply 10
the GLOVER co. sl4 18th 81 NV
p.sI T,Wp t1 op r,, dsy Ttss 1ahs Sess
in the Fuller Brush Co cosmetic
division No exper necessary; pleas
ant work and excel profits. Cal
EsRS sRs,,rW WHI1G rbI,,s} You np IEARs si,h
Evening star., 1949-05-03
HELP MEN tcout.}

YOUNG MEN-Must have own car;
neat appearance. TO deliver reser-
yationE on commission basis. Apply
Mr. Ahearn, GoLDcRAFT PoR-
yInRf-hNICT! yInRfhITs' xRS 1ts 18Th St: nv. ,,so,., 80
magazine Business; excellent i chance
for promotion; Apply DISTRICT
YOUNG MEN t2j to sell sell pho,osrs phic
advertising: extremely good COM
STUDIO: 70s 18th St. NV. No
SART TIME. TO augment earnings.
Cal AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE
.sI0RESc WI; 1879: for appt,; 3
tlemen with sales experience wanted
TO present commercially new plas-
tic items; sales manager position
also open. Apply to the CLOVER
% Pm. t daii9 hai9 this fil week week. ~ -s an
CAN USE 3 neat-appearinR young
men for city and 2 TO travel: those
who qualify will be given the same
opportunity as our present staff.
ing 800 per wk; See Mr. MUIR:
RAY. 80 Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ
ONE OF THE IAkGEsT wholesale
distributors Of Electrical, Appliances,
and vicinity for top fight District
Managers 70 sell through franchised
dealers. We have one Of the out
for men who love to sell and pro-
mote. Write to Box 81, Star. tell
ing us all about your background.
All replies held in strict confidence.
INDUSTRIAL SANITATION ENGI-
SEER. to personally contact and
supervise established sanitation pro-
gram in food plants, located in Bal
timore. washington. D. c.: RICH
tractive; opportunity for advance
ment. State age. education back
ground and practical experience. Re-
MAN MAN fSf WfrH iaPai AMBfTioN. hFn5 married, a5-
81 years old, salesman in large,
modern, electrical appliance stefe.
For appointment. call MR.. DoRAN.
VIZ HAVE A GOOD proposition fer
milisr with making seat covers See
Mr. Shaver, BENDALL MOTOR
SALES, INC, 1925 Prince ST. Alex
coon OPPORTUNITY for hard
and disqualification insurance; full
or part time. Apply s-l2. RIM.
4I5. 1923 Vermont ave. NV, ST.
1889. -
BUYER EXPEDITER
Some electronic component buying
experience required Send complete
resume to Box 66-H. Star. 4
GROCERY CLERKS !,
Men. 1s to 80. with or without ex-
perience; 5-day week, 45 hours; 9
good opportunity to learn good
trade: Dermanent work vacation
with pay, excellent chance for ad-
vancement
ACME MARKETS
Is M St NE. Wed 8 to 10 AM.
CLOSER
Experienced siding closer. with car;
prof1t-sharing plan: excellent oppor-
ing account. RIM. PA, 1929 Yer
mont ave. NV =
CRAFTSMAN
Junior architectural, for Office layout
work experience in this field de-
Apply in person with samples OF
work to personnel office, THE CA
FRITZ CO. 1416 X st. NV. 3
Frigidaire Salesman
Good opportunity for full line ap-
basis A new hot major appli- |
ance gets your foot in the door |
Call MR.. SCOTT, WO. 1909. a |
HEATING statesmen |
We have one of the best paving |
permanent propositions in the coun- !
try for men thoroughly experienced |
in dealing directly with home |
owners; come in and see proof OF
high current earnings Yes, we have
the, summer plan, Call Mr; Paris,
Evening star., 1949-05-03
TRIM MAN

Must be experienced in work in q
service garage; permanent position;
top pay. Studebaker experience pre-
ferred, but not absolutely necessary
Apply service manager.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
YARDMEN

For work on lawns and grounds. large
apt. development, steady work, good
pay. Apply BUCKINGHAM MAIN
TENANCE DEPT. 5000 N. 4th st.,
Arl Va 4
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Statesmen

Contact men to train with outstsnd-
ing statesmen; pleasant outside work;
draw while learning: with or without
car. RIM. 214 1929 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO CALF 8 people
share expenses: leave now. KEITH.
Ph. FIR. 9ti02. am; to pm
CITY. weekend trip. leav-
ing Friday. pm; returning Sun
day. q pm. la4e car. room for I
people. Call ME 9S05 bet. = an
and Z pm, -
Evening star., 1949-05-03
SALESMAN

Sewing machines, exper.: inside and
outside sales work; prospect file
maintain ined: liberal wkly. drawing
acct: car essential; good opport. for
responsible man, % to As yrs. Ap-
ply at once,
Evening star., 1949-05-03
HELP MEN
PAINTERS
HELP MEN AND woMEh

Experienced only. Apply JArFL ell
18th 50. NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
canta! through advertise
mraiS IN The Star
Evening star., 1949-05-03
BUSINESS SERVICES

REfIABLE ansverins service. Your
teiepboue Ia covered any time ye1
are cut Of your Once Message
handed with Intelligence and dis-
cretson. Low monthly rates Room
4ft2 f4sA X st nv RE. gFTS
Evening star., 1949-05-03
DRAIN SERVICE
HoMF IMPROVEMENTS

csosgsa pipes ana afnlfis eisasss
sieesrieally. Satisfaction Hvstsrtesss
J. SHAPIRO. GAy or nixkts NO Nf,fs1
Evening star., 1949-05-03
YOUNG WOMEN

In teaching, supervtstng.
interviewing. with oportunity TO
become branch manaeers. ARTHUR
MURRAY expansion program has
made opportunity for hiEh-calieer
personnel, g years coIleee ecuca-
tion preferred. but not essential
Previous experiences net necessary
Appiy in person, 20 pm, See Miss
Perreil. DO not phone. iioe Conn.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Millinery SalesWonan

Xul1l1iCl SdlCS WOll1o1l
30 to 40 yrs. Of age, must be ex-
perienced. one who will show en-
thusia sm and take ,nteres: in dept.
and think OF the future: permanent
position to right person excellent
salary, plus commission; 4o-hr.
week. pleasant working conditions.
Apply personnel of1ce. SEARS ROE
BUCK 81 CO, Wis. ave. at Abe
Evening star., 1949-05-03
EARN EXTRA MONEY
Woodward & Lothrop

Part time ewes. and Sat.
Wear Stores. TT II st. ne -5
Evening star., 1949-05-03

Has Immediate cpeninEs Tor fuII-t!me
saleswomen; no exper. nee 5-dAy.
4N-hour week. Apply enpicyment
once, 9th Eoor. main BLDG. $50 10
Evening star., 1949-05-03
PIX OPERATOR

Age about 80 to 35. Permanent work
with increases In pay. Must be able
to pass physical examination. Mon
day. Tuesday. Thursday and Friday,
400 pm. to IL: 100 pm; Wednesday
and SATURDAY.. 100 p m. 70 o 700 y m.
Apply personnel ONCE. Room 604
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-05-03
1l01 Pa. Ave. NV.

GENERAL OFFICE
positions for credit clerk.
cashier and reference clerk: expe-
rience is not nee: must be typist
good salary. pleasant working con-
ditions and COMPANY dement's. Apply
in person to Mr., Burton. CASTLE
BERG JEWELRY, 1904 r st NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
CLERK-TYPIST

OiII1G1A L Z 1O
Age 90 to 80. The Evening Star has
an opening In the classified advertis-
ing department. An opportunity for
an accurate typist with a good tele-
phone voice who Is capable and
would enjoy r,ndering service to Gus
TONERS by tele nh one. 5-day, 40-hour
week. II Interested apply personnel
ONCE. Room 5ti.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-05-03
WATTRESSES
LADY

ID. night work. excellent working
Apply In person TO
Evening star., 1949-05-03
HARRY JUSTINE
Ma Fsss. 1887 K5s ~ Hw IA
TAVERN. $500 DAILY

S@
Cass@s mpesays gsrt t&on. s-ss
ts4A~ Fries, Hsseep esas s&asA-
rsFnA &tn46eses sFsx ssssf
LES SHII4BY
DC sEss ~ syes MA sAAs
tsspnsana~s en Rexs rssss
Evening star., 1949-05-03

TO learn payroll installation service
work. After proper training abe viii
be required to call On and make
periodic inspections, for custonErs
who have adopted the shaw-waiker
payroll system. Must be neat, single
and not over 30 yrA old. Perm. 20
sition with good salary. Some knowl-
edge OF payroll work essential. Ap-
ply SHAw-wAIRER Co. phone pI.
If00 ash fnr Mr. .Inues --3
Evening star., 1949-05-03

Plastic Party Demonstrators
Earn ass $50 :, E pe sG IN spass ,ne c
ST 5944 or write HOUSE OF
PLASTIC, 1929 Vermont ave. NV.
for complete details. -9
Evening star., 1949-05-03
HEATING Statesmen

We have one of the best paving
try for men thoroushly experienced
in dealing directly with home
owners; come in and see proof OF
high current earnings Yes, we have
OW. 1900, SOLAR HEATING CO.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
BUYER EXPEDITER
Frigidaire Salesman

Good opportunity for full line ap-
pliance salesman on full or part time
basis. A new hot" major appli-
Call MR. SCOTT WO aQno 4
Evening star., 1949-05-03
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
HnrfTo rrNn

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
Fine mems store has opening for
experienced bookkeeping machine
operator: good pay: new National
cash register machine, pleasant
working conditions: conditioned
once; 5h-day wk.; permanent po-
sition. Apply Mr.. Steinbach.
LEWIS g. THOS. SALTZ
Evening star., 1949-05-03

COOK gas rolc-ee SET -. sx,
p~rssgrsS sgFe n G@ssa.fs raCrr
fets go EDcSe sA.Afy EA o.
{ DON rxr ghw SEA az, siA'
atE every sthsr sua SO 30
Evening star., 1949-05-03
BEAUTY SALON

mined openings for exper Rll-around
operators and manicurlsts Apply
5th fl, JELLEFFS, i2i4-l220 p ST
Evening star., 1949-05-03

0SO1 Vtkk 0tSKIOt5t q uPtsCk
YOUNG lady, thoroushly experienced
and capab!y qualified stenographer,
able to take rapid and accurate
ington's finest mems wear stores.
Attractive salary with excellent op-
portunity. Permanent position.
LEWIS g. THOS. SALTZ
Evening star., 1949-05-03

coon OPPORTUNITY for hard
worker to solicit health, accident
and disqualification insurance; full
or part time. Apply s-12. Rm.
415. 1929 Vermont ave. NV, ST.
1889, a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09
PhiI Henson
Visiting
Key West

PM Henson, an oldtime Key
Wester, now residing in Coconut
Grove. arrived yesterday to pass
several days in Key West visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Henson, 80 years of age,
said he is still able 10 walk about
al his usual fast pace. He was
born in Key West. and left here
in 1929 for coconut Grove, where
Ne has since resided. (.
lie was a member of the Key
West Volunteer Fire Department
from 1887 Until 1913. Mr.. Henson
in 1887 joined the Tiger Hose Co..
now No. 3. and says he is the
Qnlx<hying charter member.
It's son. Hilton Henson. is as
.sistaas chief OF the firemen sta
toned at the Key West Naval Air
b9$e.sa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
know AmArical

Col. Archibald B. Roosevelt Of
New York, investment broker,
only surviving SON of late Theo-
dore Roosevelt, born in Wash
rington, D. c., SIS years. ago. /
Charles E. Burchfield of New
York, artist, born in Ashtabula,
Ohio, Sc years ago.
Frank o. King of Fla, cartoon
list, creator of "Gasolene Alley
born in Cashton, Wis, Sc year,
ago.
John Roy Carlson, author, born
in Greece, 40 years ago.
Efrem Zimbalist, famed violin
list, born in Russia, go years ago.
DR.. Everett N. Case, president
of Colgate University, Hamilton,
N. Y. born in North Plainfield,
N. j. 48 years ago
Paul Robson, singer actor,
born in Princeton, N j., 81 years
ago.
. u. S. Senator James William
Fulbright of Arkansas, born in
Sumner, Mo-, "A years ago.
Archibald L. M. Virgins, chair
man of Atlantic Coast Line and
Louisville & Nashville r r., ex-
undersecretary of treasury, born
in Durham, N. C., SO years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09
Your Horoscope

SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1919
This day is associated with fl
nance. There is great acquisitive-
ness coupled with fear of loss,
which is quite likely to be well
grounded. Much depends on the
hour of birth and the exercise of
caution.
SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1949-An
adventurous nature, fond of dis
covery or travel. You are likely
to open some new field of trade,
TO exploit new lands. or advance
some new line of thought. Ag-
gressive, active and full of re-
source, with great executive
ability, you should guard against
a tendency to be trifle an-
scrupulous in the means employ
ed to gain the end.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-09
CHAMBER FUN NIGHT
PROGRAMS ENJOYED
BY 1916 THIS SEASON
Curtain Rnng Down
On Programs For
Year; 400 Visitors
Went Fishing Here

Ringing down the curtain on
this seasons tourist entertain
naent program, the most success
full one since the beginning, four
years ago, the Chamber of Com
mence announced that it had en-
tertained 4,076 visitors this year.
The weekly Fun Mite programs
each Wednesday evenings at the
YMCA patio entertained 1865
hpersensnduring the Is weeks it
|, ran,-Last year only 2,l60 were
li1n Inheritance.
Thersweekly Outing On The
Keys each Monday afternoon
! during the season were accom-
panied by 420 visitors this year.
Last season 1853 persons made the
trip.
Other chamber sponsored pro-
grams this year, including bridge
parties, entertained so winter Wis
itors. -
Close to $500 was expended by
the Chamber in financing the
programs, in addition to the
hours put in by the paid staff to
produce the shows. Prizes donat-
ed BY local firms and hours of
volunteer work contributed with
out charge by individuals were in
strume1tal in making the project
SO successful.
Miss n o Gertrude LaubScher,
chairman of the Chambers Tour
iSt entertainment Committee, de-
serves seofnmendation for having
volunteered her services at every
fun hite program for the past 4
year$ On Miss Laubscher's COM
mitteea this year was Mary Lee
Graham !, George Renna and Vic
tor Lang
In a letter addressed to all Key
West firms and individuals who
helped make the weekly pro-
grams possible, Edwin F. Trevor,
Chamber of Commerce president,
expressed appreciation in the
name of the organization.
Trevor said "the community is
grateful to those who donated
time and money to make the
tourist entertainment program go
over the top. Several thousand
man-hours of work were contrib
uted without charge by those
who assisted with the project"
Harold l.. Laubscher, manager
OF the. Chamber said today,
there are those here who ask
why it's necessary to advertise
for tourists when there is so lit
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