davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-17

Sugar maple sap is almost taste
less when gathered.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-01
Drop in Prices
Cuts Inventory

MANY PEOPLE ARE wondering
why the inventory of the farming
business in the United States Jan.
1, 1850, compared to year previous,
shows a decline of approximately
$4,000, 900, especially since dur
ing this period, livestock numbers
have increased 2 percent; stocks of
most grains are heavier, and the
farm and range land is still there.
The only explanation for this re-
duction in inventory is the drop in
prices, explains A. w. Willis, eco
nomist of the Wyoming agricultural
extension service.
Breaking down the $4,000, 900, 900
net loss-it adds to So, 900, 100000 for
real estate; 81, 100000, livestock;
$775,000,000, crops stored on farms;
$800,000,000, bank deposits and cur
rency; $342, 100000, real estate NOR
tages; loans held by principal loan
ing institutions, including c. c. c.,
1924, 100000, and other loans, $780,
100000.
Although this totals to over ST.
000,000,000 loss-there have been in
creases in some inventory items,
such as: $4,000, 100000 in farm ma
chinery; $2OO,OOO,OOO in household
equipment; $76,OOO,0O0 in u. S. Saw
ings bonds, and 100000 in coop
erative investments.
Thus-the decrease in net assets
of approximately $4,000, 100000.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-01
Poultry Department
vITAMIN "A DEFICIENCY
By H. E. CUSHMAN

O. Last year some of our
young chickens. about A weeks
old. seemed 10 have something
the matter with Them. Their
right eyes swelled shut and.
after dropping around day or
two. they died. most of Them
ale well right up TO the last. This
affected a few of the hens that
were year old.
Is this disease and is il con-
fagious? Please answer in the
poultry department of Montana
Farmer fockman. as several
others are complaining of il in
their flocks. Will ii affect our
young chix this year? Fl. B. NJ
Daniels County.
A. What you describe sounds very
much like a vitamin A deficiency.
The condition is not contagious but
all of the birds are getting the same
diet, so all are affected the same way.
All green leafy feeds are rich in
vitamin A. Also good quality of
alfalfa hay is rich. in viramin A. But
stack brown hay contains practically
no vitamin A, nor does hay from
which most of the leaves have been
shattered.
Colds will also cause swollen eyes,
but with cold you would notice a
discharge from the nostrils, which
you did not mention.
One reason we have so many lay
ing flocks showing vitamin A de-
ficiency is that most of the feeds
which are rich in the vitamin give a
very dark colored yolk, which flock
owners try to avoid in order to have
their eggs receive the highest grade.
There is one rich source of vita
min A which will not darken the
yo1k-that is carrots. For that rea-
son many poultrymen do not give
over 5 or 6 percent alfalfa leaf meal
in the ground feed and then make
up the rest of the amount with a lib
eral feeding of raw carrots. A liberal
feeding would be what the birds can
clean up in about u hour daily.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-05-01

Remarkable Results


Mrs. c. M. Brodshow, Diagonal, Ia, soys:
ri have been using WoIko TOILETS for IS
years with splendid results. ! would not
think of trying TO roise Boby Chicks with
out them. | also use them for my grown
birds with the some satisfaction"
You Run No Risk
Buy package of Woiko TOILETS todoy
at your druggist or poultry supply deoler
Use them in the drinking voter to did in
preventing the spreod of disease through
contaminated voter. Satisfy yourself as
have thousands of Others who depend
upon Wolko Tablets year otter year in
roising their body chicks. You buy WoIko
TOILETS at our risk. We guarantee TO
refund your money promptly if you ore
not entirely satisfied with results. The
Waterloo Savings Bank. the oldest and
strongest bank in Waterloo, Iowa, stonds
back of our guarantee. Sent direct post
paid 10 your deoIer connot supply YOU
Price Soc, $l.2o. $3.50 and $500.
WoIker Remedy Co. Waterloo. lowe
Evening star., 1950-06-04
HElP MEN
PRECISION OPTICAL MEN

PRECISION OPTICAL MEN. expert
eneed in grindinE and poliShIns
precision optical elements, such aS
lenses. prisms. mirrors etc. PRE-
CISlON PRODUCTS, 7i9 7th ST.
NV. EX. asll
PREsSER. exper., for retail dry clean.
ing plant; good pay, steady work
1854 Columbia I'd. nv, =
PRESSER, wool and silk. for quality
work, 1899 Col. I'd. NV" DIANE
PRESSER.. wool and silk. for new
dry cleaning plant. COLUMBIA
VALET, 35l0 Columbia pike. Airing
ton IA. s-a5l1.
PRESsERs, wool, for dry-eleanins
plant; $50 for aS-hr. wk; 81 SO
over As hrs: SANITARY CLEAN
ERS, 2ea0 l4th st. NV.
PRESSER. thoroughly experienced on
Eood work: permanent position; GOOD
salary. No phone calls. 47ss i4h
PRESSERS, wool. exper.. high piece
work rate. permanent pos 70 pro-
dueers: Apply oppenheimer. ARIsTQ
CLEANERS, 1898 50. Cap. st, -5
PRESSER- experienced; good vases
steady employment. WAXBERGS.
5ols Conn. ave. NV.
>PRESSERS, t4), eXper. In wool press
ing, good piece rate Apply BLUE
BANNER LAUNDRY. $40 7th st, sc,
Evening star., 1950-06-04

aPpL. ~
FINIsHERs AND TAPERs. CAN RA
insfiA FouNTArN HELP, evenings and
week ends; prefer young student Iiv-
ing in NV. sect. 4201 Ga. ave. NV
FOUNTAIN MAN, young. exper. for
drugstore; refs. NEW HAMPSHIRE
rGkAITukE GkAEMAGf REFlNisHkR RG22 rs Ii nv" .xper
hand brushing. burning.in and
blending finisher; part or full time
rTRNrgTURE TR gSss REpA1RMAN to finish
and repair furniture. Call 10. s.
FLOOR LAYERS Parquet, block,
Stats and strip layers needed at
FURNITURE REFNIsHER, expert
enced; must be sober and willing TO
zssen HS5o Dsss sse ssnora aad HoUss
HERRMANN FURNITURE, 7th and
rURN. sALEsMAN-Unusually fine
pos. for thoroughly seasoned sales
man: steady pos. all year; unusually
high eaTnings r,n in salary .n,n and ;ss comm mi
rPgENqGEk PhEslfp1sss sRR3GksN R3fk for gta6 On.
Washington busiest floors; draw
against commission; only experienced
capable Of earning at least $1,000
q rear, which can be done readily
on this floor. All replies conn.,
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, experi-
enced; references. See Mr.. TAN
NER, 3015 r. !. ave. ne, DU. e772
GAS STATION MANAGER. must be
experienced and have local refer
vacation. disqualification. Apply
Mr.. BARBER, 10th and Maine ave.
GROCERY CLERK-Must have ex.
perience; be willing to work: will
fss Pss hey. Ts, kdE. lA 45zb. MAHAsi Gov
GROCERY CLERK. exper. references
necessary. VICTORY FOOD STORE.
102 q st. NV. Apply after $3.50 an.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

DRUG CLERK-An excel. opportu-
HERD PARK PHARMACY, 1928
pRGG Gaj aTs cLEkK, hiK good hrs; good Is pay;
sHARmAcY fTRsF 9Ae! AsRs sss " WIS sers0e sSe sW
kHhSfSeGlAF WITH tooIs sA. q saaa class netPe'
ELECTRONICS technicians and wire
men; sxperisnGsd. for reseaTeh Terk g1
Bethesda sads ave-. Vs.feMeS Bethesda, Nd. -'
ELECTRONICS SERVICEMEN. settled,
over 35; handle repairs of equip
ment in shop and outside: radios,
recorders, record PLAYERS; etc; In
ENGINEER, M sth-siass; class, At M once; e. salary ,s5y
EAGfNEERRiNG A5aH2Rs Ri Nv GRADUATE. recent,
to work with building company;
nominal salary to -start; good .op-
EHGINhER1NG RSGiHhsiy sGN BRA DRAFTsMEN sssE and
layout; heating, ventilation, air con-
ditioning, plumbing, electric. Write,
stating experience and salary ex-
pected: Box 266-J, Star. -
FARM HAND. experienced with beet
furnished. Call TU. 1000 or Sat.
Sun, Upperville, Va. 46. or write
J. KENNEDY, 3407 14th st. NV
FARM LABORER to work on dairy
farm; house, wood, milk and garden
furn. s. r. KENDRICK, Burke, Va
Phone Fairfax 6S2-J-5.
FARMER, MARRIED, no children
wife; do housework; near Wash.
must like animals: handle machinery
Mr.. EVANS. OW. 9SSS. a
FARM WORKERS-Man to take com.
plete charge Of hog production. MUS
ing 5 cows and gardening Ref. re.
quired. Family with two men woult
be considered. Good wages, house
and findings. Write TETLEY FARM
Somerset, Va.
FENCE SALESMAN, between 25 anc
~35 years of age, to sell nationally
advertised fencing. Car essential
permanent position. Excellent op.
portunity. Call TO. 602S between
-
Evening star., 1950-06-04
PRODUCE MAN

Fully experience man only. Good
hours. good pay. Apply in person.
4506 Lee hwy. Arlington.
PRODUCE MAN-we have an open
ing for . thoroughly experienced
produce man: 5-day week, excellent
working conditions and vases. in
cluding paid vacation, free hos
pitalization. surgical coverage, and
employe benefits. Anoly Room l24
Shiriington Trust Bids, Shirling-
ton Shopping Center, Arlington, Va.
-6
PRODUCE MEN 6S,. exper.. for
produce dept. in larse super mar
ket good wages and hne working
conds: No phone applications;
MASTER SUPER MARKET, 1oS0S
Lincoln ave, Kensington, Md. a
PRooFREADER - Splendid opportu-
nifty for qualified person; modern
plant In the Nations Capital; GOOD
working condition. union wages,
37Ia-hr. week. Phone DE. 1865 or
write Mr.. BeckhAm, DARBY PRINT
ING, CO. 24l4 Douglas st. ne.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

CHEF, reliable ana sober. seafood
specialist. Apply CLUB 81, 3105
Naylor I'd. Sc. "A
liable. caii Ex. sas5 for appt..
CLERK, some typing. posting, ming
and general once routine in sales
ONCE; experience desirable and ap-
plicant must be wide awake, prefer
ably with accounting or commercial
background. Apply Monday morning
In person. WASHINGTON SHADE
AND AWNING CO., 2021 18th st,
cLERks ts,. free !. work 8 to Il
ming. Refs. Box 295-C. Star.
CLERK -TYPIST, 21-30. accurate
with figures, experienced in credit
and collections for plumbing. heat
ing and general contracting once.
Reply ir own handwriting. stating
qualifica tions and starting salary
expected. Box 51-J, Star: %
CLERK-TYPIST; excellent opportu.
nifty for young man with high school
education. Accurate with figures
and able to type. Hours, u to 9
to start. Apply Mr.. wallace. col
oNY HOUSE. 4244 Conn. ave. NV.
Woodley 4244.
COMFOSITOR for medium-sised. un-
ion. commercial. downtown shop;
seasoned makeup and stone man;
excellent working conditions; pre-
MUM pay Tor premium man. Fnone
Evening star., 1950-06-04
AUCTION SALES tcont. J
T. HUNT MAYFIELD, Solicitor.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND NEAR WATER

TRACT OF LAND NEAR WATER
LOO. MARYLAND.
By virtue of the power of sale con-
tained in q mortgage from Homer
E. Campbell and Mary Ellen Camp
bell. his wife, to william Fleming
Lankford and Mary W. Lankford.
his wife. dated July is. 1913, and
OF Howard County in Liber M.W.B.
No. 204. folio sol, etc, and duly
assigned to the undersigned for
purposes of foreclosure. there beins
default under the terms of said
mortgage, the undersigned will sell
by public auction at the courthouse
door in Ellicott City. MARYLAND. on
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AIN: Eastern
Daylight Saving Time) all the prop
erty by said mortgage conveyed con-
sisting of all those several unim-
proved lots or parcels of ground
comprising the subdivision known
as "Crestmount" as shown by plat
thereof recorded among the Land
Plat Book BMJr. No. 3. folio "A,
however, those lots which. on said
plat are more particularly desig-
mated and distinguished as being
lots No. 5, IL, 14A, 21, %, 2S, 20,
30, 81. This property will be sold
in the manner following. that is
to say: The lots in said subdivision,
excepting the n,e.ip, nine lGts conveyed conveyed
above, will be offered singly ana
Individually and the bids thereon
will be reserved; all the lots in said
subdivision, excepting the said nine
lots, will then be offered for sale
as an entirety, and the sale Will
then be made in the manner pro-
ducing the greatest amount No o.
10 shown on said plat will be sold
subject to such rights as the public
may have therein.
This property is unimproved and Is
extremely desirable as a residential
subdivision. 1t has been subdivided
as evidenced by. the plat referred
to. This tract is located approxi-
ington boulevard, in Howard Coun..
ty, approximately miles north Of
Laurel, Maryland, and is easily ac-
cessible to schools and churches.
FERNS Of sale-A deposit OF 500. 90
per lot will be required at the time
and place of sale for the sale OF
any individual lot or lots, the bal
ance of the purchase price to bear
be payable upon ratification BY the
Court. A deposit of 100000 will
be required at the time and place
of sale in the event of the sale OF
said tract as a whole, the. balance
of the purchase price to bear in
terest from the day Of sale and to
be payable upon ratification, by the
Court. Conveyancing, including the
cost of revenue stamps on. the deed
or deeds, at the expense of the pur-
chaser or purchasers. Taxes to be
adjusted to the day Of sale.
T. HUNT MAYF1EID,
Assignee of mortgage.
ROLAND 8. MAXWELL,
Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

PATENT ATTORNEY
GUIDING brief writing and court work
State qualifications fully in firsl
Communication, Box 4s2-K' star
PHARMACIST, full-time; air-condi.
toned store. CROWN DRUGSTORE
22O1 4th st. me-, nr. r. ]. ave
rmAEM.GlsT ,sIsf :l, sssss sss s: ,a s44.ns.S sa
pHARMAcisT. HI1 atSH; sia part time; reg. in vir.
E1nia n person n1uri Mf FDeV VERSoN sSe SERVICE
PHARMACY, 1915 Mt: Vernon ave.
raskasfas5 ss4Ei q Ss5, IT. Fr ss5S sa'
uNfTED PHOTO SERVICE. 141s
PHOToGRAPHER, exper:. espeeiall,
Please write; do no phone. state
start, sTUCKEY STUDIO, N. Gar
field st. and Wilson blvd, Arl.' Va
PHoToGRAPH,IL.c Cal CAkLEE g.,i fns spss9, D5s9i
PHaaorSsTAr Ha SSss1TiAr and blueprint operator
to work in Silver Spring, Mo: can
81. 1877 between 8 am. and pm
PICTURE FRAMER. experienced in oil
phases, PRINTCRAFT, TOT Sth Ct.
NV. ME. 1888, UN. 334O.
PLASTERERS WANTED-White me
chanics only; report to job at Ken.
sington Estates, Summit ave. ana
Brookfield. Kensington. Nd. %
PLASTERER APPRENTICE, white, ~
least 3 months actual experience,
high school education; car neces-
PIBG. sAIEsMASCror WASHINGTON.
Baltimore, etc. One with plbg: exp.
QUAKER CITY SPECIALITY SUPL.
Co, 2O33 N. Broad St, Phila., Pa.
PLUMBERS With Nd. iourneyman
card; steady year round work APP
ply JAMES PLUMBING &C. HEAT
ING. 2012 Duke St, Alex" Va. OV.
2535. -
PLUMBER for suburban house work
in Md, must have tourneyman's card
and car Phone TO. 546S. 7:3O am,
to $40 pm.
PLUMBING and heating estimator;
Thoroughly experienced on large
Government and private work. Good
salary and other remunerations for
sober, hard working man. looking
for steady position. Box 199-K. Star.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

BOOTBLACK, experienced. 922 18th
BU5;TCcHER; must be first class, able to
partment in grocery store; D. e.
Call vi. 1904 after 8 pm. 4
BUTCHERS t3l, exper.,, for self
service meat dept, in large super
market; good pay and fine working
%asER sGass Agp1p gTPER in MAgKET RiEiSn 1895 SsS
Lincoln ave, Kensington: Nd. 4
class mechanics. Viers Mill rd..- at
Wheaton. beyond new Food Fair. 10.
5-9s18, Rockville 1858, Wolfson Job.
BRICKLAYERs, 1st class or. sub con-
land land Park, ?. a:.s sMd;, d, e4o5 Buchanan ST.
BRICKLAYERS, colored;. top wages.
ave, Alex, Va. GIL. 4400. Ext. 461.
BRICKLAYERs, 1st-class mechanics
only Report to Mr.. Ward, Phoenix
Dr.. Alta Vista teri. Bethesda, Or to
FER CO., INC. 10
BRICKLAYERS AND LABORERS-
Report at 1903. District Heights
pkWy. and County rd.. ready for
work. 4
CABINET MAKER. experieneed man:
Bethesda ave, Bethesda. WI. $500.
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR - Young
man with some knowledge Of cafe
terra or restaurant work. Must be
iapaps inF poo1 Di dish room and kitchen 1t
Government SERVICES, INC,
1135 21st st. NV.
CANVASSER, experienced; good SAL
ary, plus bonus, from beginning;
steady, sober worker. Call mornings
only ct % 18th st. ne. -
IA MAsahRnnd' and ee.nins ss
also have a D. c: driving permit;
MOTORS. 141S P st. NV. IS
CARPENTER with at least 2 yrs
experience, to earn roofing and sid
EEy%ENkrn inE %SEk Steady Job sb shoo
aMsR1csN asiffa 4 Pnff TRAak ARlK NJ Co., SseRees
CARPENTERS, 1st-class trim men
only. Apply 5615 Warwick pl.. SOM
set, Md. WI. 1927. 3
CARPENTERS, must be first-class.
Alta vista terri. Bethesda, or to Mr..
Adams, 1914 Shepherd st.. Chevy
DoREER GO, INC: s .,,.s 10 o.
Rswy., Alexandria. ASK for DEWEY.
CARPENTERS, experienced; apply at
job ready to work, 5100 blk. 34th
oTa1ic St. pw Of. ToSsThTIoN Genn snd Nessenden s den
| tCARPENTER, by large property own
sr, reliable, active astiys' ag tn9roughiy, COM COM
habits. general maintenance and
construction ability desirable: steady
work. moderate salary and house or
apt. NASH: 1915 Bryant st. ne.
eonstruction. hs' 600 5oS'i blk. K n. Potomac
q q MI Hl5sesa kessslas. MADISON ss NJ MANOR, Ss
cARPiENTERs. experienced; long Job,
NsyTSf1S stsssy gETk sSSd Go pay Apply sys g. .Wd w
Dennis ave. Silver Spring, ~.
cARPENTERs, good framing and
trim men (both): close in; steady
work and good wages: Out 18th St.
| to $500 Blk. Donnybrook lanel and
turn right blk' SUPER-BUILT
CARPENTEK WANTED--Apply DEM
eron drive and Sherwood I'd. Silver
Spring, Md, across the street from
Forest Grove School. See Mr..
PANzQNE after 6 pm; phone 81.
CASHIERS, experienced: checkers
wanted by SOUTHEAST SUPER
MARKET. Must have months
or more experience. Apply 2 to 4
pm. Mon. and Tues. 40S 18th
st. S.w. %
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Rhode Island Pharmacy
1880 First 81. NV.
lisa
Star Want.Ad Branch
Agency
Other branches conven-
iently located through
out the city for the &C.
ceptonce Of Classified
Advertising.
HELP MEN (cont. J

AUTO MECHANIC. feet maintenance
of late model Ford trucks: 5-day
wk. Apply CANADA DRY GINGER
ale, NC. 1901 East-West hwy.
ATToMoBInEs sIs' MECHANICS, must be
ssxperieIneed sxDe in all make cars and
and bonus, paid holidays and vaca-
ton, disqualification. Apply MIR.
Aa4o MEcaaSIc a1s snd Msne sse s or
Kaiser-Frazer cars; excellent salary;
KxfsER.PRAzER eiTssi A'Dis SALES "hS AS5
SERVICE, "a H st. ne. -4
AUTO MECHANICS t2). frst-class
qualified men,. for tune-up dept;
prefer Packard experience. but not
suaranteed o. on $50 $3.50 ' basis SIS or Meean TOP
straight salary; only Interested in
good men that are interested in good
permanent positions with same type
9f 1rGstne dealer spueRIER Mow0Rs Fan
blvd, 8 blocks south Of Key Bridge.
AUTO MECHANICS, our shop is full.
We need 3 more firSt-class men.
Must be experienced on all makes.
Steady employment in modern, day
light shop. See Mr.. Smith. service
manager, ALEXANDRIA NASH,
Nsans oso g! N ,or st. AssDh or
SAAoAe NAH' ~ooo AoA appointing sAi''
AUTO PARTS MAN, experienced in
Mopar parts. to work in our parts
wholesale organization; paid vaca-
tion, health insurance. sick benefits,
M Nsison rHf sse New Mi 4RS55i SofoR r.
CO., 21Ol 14th st. NV, DE. 1910.
AUTO RADIO installatioA man; I'M
mediate opening; permanent posi-
company benefits and vacations with
ences required. Apply MANHATTAN
AUTO g. RADIO CO., 1905 7th st
NV. 4
AUTO statesmen - washington's S
oldest. Chevrolet dealer. has OPEN
ings, for, automobile statesmen with
nished. See Mr.. Hamilton. BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., 1130 Conn. ave.
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN, by new-car
who is heavy enough to make deci-
sions and handle shop problems and
produce reasonable volume OF quality
work. References required. Write
Box 1886, Star. %
BEAUTICIAN EXPERT-Good salary
and ocoamnmission; in Silver Spring.
Body and Paint Foreman
Estimate Rock Bottom Prices
Get Production
Build the Business
Give Customer Satisfaction
Show the Men How
Salary and Incentive
Box 191-J, Star
Evening star., 1950-06-04

CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
exper. in machinery installations,
knowledge of building. mechanical
electrical and refrigeration systems;
drafting ability desirable. State aEe,
qualifications and salary expected
in reply. Box 476-G, Star.
COOK, exper., SOBER, dependable.
no Sundays Apply in person only.
NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn.
COOK, fast on short orders. for
white restaurant: Please. do not
apply without references showing ,
yrs on q job; good salary. RIOR-
DAMS. 1855 4th st. s.w.
COOKS-Several different positions
open for sober, reliable white men.
Excel, working conditions, free in
surance. Apply personnel once. L
st. entrance. HOTEL STATLER.--6
COUNTERMAN. exper.: night work;
must be neat-appearing and reliable.
Apply DEE GEE DINER, HOO Yer
mont ave. NV. =
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN,
thoroughly experienced, references.
BASINS. 1920 Pa. ave. NV. -5
CREDIT MAN for downtown appliance
store; must have appliance or fur
niture store experience. as to credits
and collections Reply, give age,
reference, education. exp. and salary
desired. Box 311-G. Star.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
CREDIT AND
COLLECTION MAN

COLIEC1 11ON MAN
Personable man to assist credit man
ager in large retail jewelry firm;
excellent salary and future for quail
fed person. Many company bene-
fits. paid vacations, etc; Mr.; Kyle,
CREDIT AND COLLECTION manager,
installment experience necessary;
excellent opportunity and future
LIBERAL CLOTHING CO.. AS 7th
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN.
Apply in person to ANDERSON
BROS, INC. 704 11th st. NV. 4
CREDIT MAN for jewelry store; must
be experienced; permanent only;
good salary. Write Box 1881, Star.
DAIRY FARMLAND, single. white.
exper,, capable of operating milking
machine Herndon l69-W-2. a
DAIRY AND FARM MAN, must be
good with references; not more than
children. A new house with gster,
Elmwood $40 or write B. NJ. CAR
DELiCATEsSEN MAN, exner. Apply
in person, KOSHER SUPER MAR
KET, Marinoff and Pritt, 6235 Ga.
DELICATEssEN MAN for kosher-style
delicatessen; must be experienced at
salads and sandwiches and be expert
salesman; salary. S75. to qualified
man. Apply SHIRLINGTON DELL
CATESSEN, 4015 S. 2Sth St. Arl.
DELIVERY VERY; MEN for retail liquor
store; good hours, good pay; 81
yrs. or older. Apply In person.
2442 18th st. NV, 10 am. to p, m
daily. IS
DENTAL LABORATORY hclper-Run
errands; chance for advancement;
Experience, ireSs and telephone
Roy 2So.G Sta
Evening star., 1950-06-04
DISTRIBUTOR

For unusual line of tropical and
French perfumes and eolognes, etc.
Manufacturer can be reached at
MICHAEL'S FUR SHOP, 1929 K st.
NV, Mon. from 10-5 pm. ST. 5095.
AND SHORT ORDER
cook, colored. steady job for good
man. GRAINS RESTAURANT, 201
DOOR MAN and Bell Boy,
Apply between 2-5:3O
Sun, ALBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass.
ave NV
Evening star., 1950-06-04
HELP wrp. AGENCIES tcont. /,
TYPISTS. TO S45 WK.

TYPISTS, TO S45 WK.
Law once. PIX; OPT;
Real Estate typist. PIX
Hotel PIX, typist, exper.-- Sl65
Recep. typist, DR.. once SI65
Assoc. once typist fast S45 wk
Many others. temp. and perm.
fNA, 234W-
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
HIGH 1{.H sfFooL Ssa snaDs s.1 ss1e u t.Pe .Re
shorthand visit our, nearest once.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
SS34 x,v Wilson ., Blyd;: Ix AZ GH CH soeo soeo
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 G ST. NV.
MEN
Administrative asst. medical back
surgical terms. to 80 yrs; start
1928.
computor: cube and weights; exper.;
Sales, ONCE machines. s35-S5o plus
Production control clerk. l VI. col
lege. engineer exper nee, $50.
WOMEN
SECY-STENOGS.
Publicity; days; S22O-S330.
Real estate: 5 days; $3.50.
Airline publicity; days; S195.
Merchandise mgr: ; days; S215 up
S225-S270.
And others.
TYPISTS
Assistant bookkeeper-typists; 8 days;
Cashier. operate N. c. R. 1000. slight
tipping; 5 days; $40.
Observation-Disclosures, As w.p.m.; 5
CLERK-TYPIsTs
Real estate; 5 days; S175.
Credit company; 5 days; S175.
Others. S160-$1S0.
Beginner Secys. -Stenogs.
so wp.m. typing, 90-100 words short
hand; excel. opport. for advance
ment; quick raises; days: S2.400-
TEACHERS POSITIONS
Music-man with Ph.D. for senior
Music-elementary grades.
Music chorus and orchestra.
Music elementary grades with violin
speciality.
Girls physical education.
Senior maSter-boys' boarding school.
Home economics. out of town.
Kindergarten-fully trained.
Girls guidance counselor.
4th grade-qualified man.
Math. and science-man.
Spanish-and Freneh-man.
English-man, fully qualified for
Dean sani0e Of nasni Women MS under so.
Primary-and elementary grades.
Arts and crafts-junior high.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 393s.
ALEXANDRIA AREA
WOMEN
RECEIPT. -typist; 5-day $37 so
Secy., construction offce; 5-day $50
Medical secy. $500
Typist, sales, June grad. pref.
Cashier-bkpr.; 5-day S35
Beautician; 5-day average $50
Cashier. 10 to 8; days;
Once boy. h. s. grad; meals 81 $40
Furniture refinisher, exper.-- Open
Mems clothing salesman .---- Open
POTOMAC 20 i I 81. EMPL. AGCY.
Oil King St, Alex, Va, OV. 0249.