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Evening star., 1950-07-28
HawksbiII CanneN
Razed in Luray Fire
Speeiol Dispatch 10 rhe Sio,

! LURAY. Va. July %. - The
Hawksbill Cannery burned in 6
spectacular blaze that aroused the
entire town here today.
Besides the two-story frame
building that covered nearly an
acre, the flames also claimed much
of this years string bean crop,
which was in the process of being
canned. Thousands of dollars
worth of bean picking and pack
ing equipment also was lost.
The cannery, operated by I. N.
Dovel, Inc, was the only one in
Page County equipped to pack
string beans. The county's nine
other canneries all pack tomatoes,
and firm officials today were de-
batting what to do with the rest
Iof this years 300-acre crop-the
largest planting in the firms his
tory. During the summer months
the cannery employs about $50
persons.
Flames first were seen about 5
a m. by Mrs. Blanche Dovel,
widow of the founder, who lives
nearby. The fire had gained too
much headway tor the Luray
Volunteer Fire Department to save
the cannery. The building still
was burning several hours later,
although the fire was we'll under
control. Firemen managed to save
the Hawksbill Hatchery, next to
the cannery.
The cannery was established in
1906 by I. N. Dovel and had oper-
ated each season since.
Evening star., 1950-07-28

charge of the Bethesda institution
He had served previously in the
Washington area as acting COM
and executive officer OF
the Bethesda Naval Hospital from
1947 to 1949.
During World War II, he was
awarded the Silver Star and the
Navy and Marine Corps Medal
while serving as senior medical
officer of the U. S. S. Wasp after
it was torpedoed September IL,
1912. He also was awarded the
Purple Heart for wounds received
in that action.
A native of West Quincy. Mass,
Capt. Hogan received his medical
degree from Tufts College Medical
School in 1925 and was given the
Phi Lambda Kappa Medal for
highest achievement in medical
studies.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
Korea Just World War II
For Virginia Officials
BY the Assoeiofed Press

RICHMOND, July 28.-In Vir-
ginia the Korean action is known
as World War II.
That's the official word from
Attorney General J. Lindsay Al
mond, jr. He made the ruling
yesterday in answering a question
put by John R. Powell, clerk of
the Nansemond County Circuit
Court.
Mr.. Almond told Mr.. Powell that
Virginia volunteers and draftees'
records of induction still must be
copied and kept by Virginia court
clerks in accordance with a State
law enacted during World War II.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District of Columbia-Sunny
and warm. high in upper 8os to-
day. Fair tonight, low near ST.
Tomorrow mostly sunny and con-
tinued warm.
Maryland-Fair tonight, lowest
in low or middle COS. Tomorrow
sunny and continued warm.
Virginia - Fair north, some
cloudiness south portion tonight,
lowest in middle and upper COS.
Tomorrow partly cloudy and
warm, chance of scattered after
Evening star., 1950-07-28

noon thundershoWers southwest
portion.
Wind velocity at 1880 O'Clock
this morning, 9 miles per hour;
direction, South-Southeast.
Five-Day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity, July 28-August 2.
Mostly fair and warm weather,
but chance of scattered thunder
showers Tuesday or Wednesday
with amounts averaging less than
one-fourth inch. Temperatures
will average two or three degrees
above normal for the period, which
for Washington is maximum Sc,
minimum 68.
Evening star., 1950-07-28

i 1lC Ulll dlOV oSshN Ao""s'
provides for periodic work confer
ences between supervisors and
employees, regarding the duties
and work output expected of the
employe.
Also, the measure would pro-
vide that an employe be given Q
90-day warning before he can be
given an unsatisfactory" rating
The legislation retains the
present appeals system, whereby
employees dissatisfied with their
ratings may take their cases to
an impartial appeals board.
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HATCH ACT-Republican OBJ
jections blocked passage the othe:
day on the Senate consent cal
endar of the bill to amend the
Hatch Act by providing for lesser
penalties for Federal workers
found guilty of minor or unwit-
ting violations of the law. Pres
ent penalty for Federal employees
guilty OF pOlltlcal activities is dis
missal from the service.
Since one objection is enough to
block a bill on the consent calen-
dar, Senate Administration lead
ers plan to schedule the bill, in
the next few weeks, on the regular
calendar, where a majority would
be sufficient to pass the measure.
Meanwhile, the House yesterday
approved a similar bill.
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DEFENSE HIRING-Civil serv-
ice officials are suggesting to the
Defense Department that a CEN
tral hiring Office be set up there
for the civilian hiring in the de-
fense agencies that will be done
in this area.
The Defense Department an
Evening star., 1950-07-28
New York Hotels Raise
Room Rates 6 Per Cent
By The Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, July 28.-Most of
New York's bigger hotels have
raised room rates for transient
guests about 6 per cent, the Hotel
Association of New York said
yesterday.
The higher rates on rooms that
are not controlled by rent laws
will make up in part a 81 million
a year pay increase to $4,000
hotel employees last Monday.
Hotels also are asking the State
Rent Commission for the right
to raise rates for permanent
guests.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
'eratures in Y
Police Hearing Deluyed

A Police Trial Board hearing in
the case of Pvts. Warren G. Farran
and Henry j. Martin of No. 8
precinct was postponed today until
August II. The two face charges
in connection with the theft of
air-conditioning equipment from
an apartment project June 6.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
Pact Deputies Meet Aooin

LONDON, July % (P).-Deputies
of the Atlantic Pact Council met
behind closed and guarded doors
again today to continue preparing
a detailed plan for the defense of
Western Europe. Their meetings,
which began Tuesday, have been
shrouded by considerable secrecy.
Evening star., 1950-07-28

IOl y.
In its stead.
a performance
rating system
would be eStap-
lished, whereby
employees would
be graded as
"SatiSfactory"or
"u n S a t i S fac
tory" In cases
of outstanding
a b ility, en-
ployes could be
graded "excei-
lent"
Evening star., 1950-07-28

He succeeded
c a p t. J. L.
Enyart, acting
C o m m a nding
officer for the
| a S t f o u r
m 0 n t h S, who
will resume his
duties as eXecu-
tive officer.
Capt. Hogan
was command
ing officer of
the Naval Hos
pital at Mare
I S ! a n d, Calf,
Aoh;xn.
Evening star., 1950-07-28

nounced last night that it would
hire 8,617 new employees here.
The Army will have 1000; Navy
3,517; Air Force, TOO.
At present, there are many diff
ferent hiring Offices in the De-
fense Department scattered all
over the Pentagon and throughout
the city. Civil Service officials sug-
gest it would make things easier
for job applicants as we'll as ex-
pedite the hiring for these jobs.
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LAUDATORY - Civil Service
Commission employees have started
a project to supply gifts for
wounded servicemen at Walter
Reed and Bethesda Naval Hos
pitfalls. During the last war, the
commissions employees operated a
similar project and it was very
successful.
|
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Senate has approved legislation
to issue medals for meritorious
service to Federal employees en-
gagged in law-enforcement work
Representative Hall, Repub-
lican, of New York, has introduced
a bill to provide adequate wash
up time" for postal employees.
w. Meade Keller has been ap-
pointed chief counsel of General
Services Administrations con-
struction branch, and Charles w.
Gasque, jr., has been selected chief
counsel of GSA's supply branch.
David E. Thomas, an Interior
Department official, has retired
after 43 years of Federal service.
Mr.. Thomas was with the Alaska
Branch, Division of Territories.
State Department employees who
recently received cash awards for
meritorious suggestions include
John F. Collins, Lorraine V. Lowry,
Edith M. Martin, Odie R. Howell,
Jr., Emmett T. Benson. Ruth K.
Wales. John r. Kanline, Blanche
c. Blevins, Aileen w. Barry, Henry
w. Miller and Arthur c. Harris.
BE sure to listen at GAS
pm. every SATURDAY. oper
WMAL, The Star station, to
Joseph Young's Federal Spot
iaoht radio broadcast teatur-
ing additional neWS and vietUs
Of fho Cna,a...... aL
Evening star., 1950-07-28
Cruel Frenchmon Puts
5,OOO-Fronc Bite
On Neiqhbor's Doq
BY the Associoted Pres.

PARIS. July ga French
man was fined 5000 francs
($5) today for biting a dog.
Justin Roulet. a pharma-
cist's assistant, didn't like the
habits of the cocker spaniel of
his neighbor, M. Davroit.
So Roulet, 1t was said in
court, lifted the dog from
the ground up to his mouth
and bit him cruelty in the
neck"
Evening star., 1950-07-28
Capt. Hogan Heads
Navy Medical School

Capt. Bartholomew w. Hogan,
Chevy Chase, today assumed COM
mand of the Naval Medical School
at the Bethesda Medical Center.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
80 CPA Candidates
Pass District Tests

Thirty candidates for certified
public accountant have passed the
Districts CPA examination, Mil
lard T. Charlton, secretary of the
Board Of Accountancy, announced
today.
Evening star., 1950-07-28
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Bill to Revise Efficiency Rating
System Goes to Senate for Vote
By Joseph Youno

The Senate Civil Service Committee approved House
bill overhaul the rating system
The bill to the Senate where is
expected
present five adjective rating
system of excellent" very good,
Evening star., 1950-07-28

Except for scattered thundershowers tonight
rainfall will be confined to the Western half of the country
in the of hundershowrs in of the Rockies
into the Plains States probably the Upper Mississippi
1t will be foggy and cloudy along most of the Pacific
No important changes temperature tonight
but cooler conditions expected in the Pacific Northwest
aE@ ZAP Wrephoto Map.
Evening star., 1950-07-28

(Be sure to listen at GAS
pm. eUery SATURDAY. oper
WMAL, The Star station, to
Joseph Young's Federal Spot
iioht radio broadcast teatur-
ing additional neUs and vieps
OF the Government scene.)
Evening star., 1950-12-31

YOUNG MAN who can tyn. 4o v,u
to, work In and learn auto, hrs aI.
csi; oppor. for right man and GOOD
Snance for advancement: autSmobiis
EEnowledse helpful but not essentisi.
ZONE Me- n m and see Mr.. A. 3. McKec
sny mvnGE WaslspO pONIiAC. 1923 L st. NV.
"' "eAoay morning after Jan. l.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN's Insur-
ance Company Of Washington and
Washington, D. c: The stockholders
Ct ths am Is9Eanss company any
meet at the Office of the Company
purpose Of electing thirteen direc-
tors for the ensuing year. Polls
MxSNSG SPsS fEsG HosFaAN m 4 8 secnesary Rean v
REFINED HOME for a. few aged peo-
pie; intelligent care given to diet
and welfare S2os Wisconsin ave-
THE ANNUAL MEETING of members
Loan Association will be held at
2 pm. January II, 1851. in the
of1ce of the association. 931 18th
st. NV, Washington, D. c.. for
the election of directors and for
ssnsss e sS nrsnery S such Come ebeF b
fore the meeting. JOHN U. RAY
MOND, Secretary.
ACCOuNTANTs-Dist. of Col Inst.
OF C.P.A.S personnel testing and
placement service. ALA. aptitude
and achievement test, and registra-
ment service on January -, 1881.
Phone ST. 7430 or WO. $500 (Guid-
ance Center).
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debt incurred by any one but myself
JOHN WESLEY SMITH, 500 Peabody
st. NV, Wash. II, D. c.
B'NEAT BEAUTY SHOP, 1877 9th st
NV, Edna M. Thompson. proprietor
wishes to extend the seasons greet
ings to our friends and patrons.
CLUBS. GROUPS. SOCIETIES, ETC
strict privacy for your get-tORetherS
can comfortably seat UP to 100
reasonable rental WA 4376.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Excavating
ST1nerintenlent.

Broad experience for large project:
See Mr.. Turner Of JONAT THAN
WOODNER CO.. at project. Lee blvd.
and Graham rd. 81
FARM LABORER to work on dairy
farm, must have experience. Ed
WIN LYNCH, Annandale. Va. Phone
XII. S-7704.
FILLING STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
per-. middle-aged white man, for
shift manager; good refs. TR. 9449,
LA 6-9352.
FOUNTAIN MAN. exper. Apply in
person 4201 Georgia ave. NV; No
phone calls. ---31
FOUNTAIN MAN. exper. with refs.
modern new store; good wages, meals
and uniforms furnished. CARRIER
DRUGS. 6s22 Wis. ave.. Bethesda.
OIL. 5000. - 81,
FURNITURE REFINISHER wanted by
large corporation; good salary, va
cation. sick leave, generous COM
pany benefits, 6-day work week.
Write, giving experience, references
and phone number, to Box 29S-D.
Star. 3
Evening star., 1950-12-31
AUCTION SALES
FED L. WILLIAMS & ZED L.
WILLIAMS, Jr.
Auetioneers-Appraisers.
FURNITURE
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
THIS TUES. (JAN. 2nd) 2 PM.
(Day after New Year's)
Very good lot better-grade furniture
OF various kind. bedroom, living
room, dinette, odd pieces, upright
piano and other furnishings.
Splendid modern wal; bedroom suit.
wal. bedrm. suit with twin beds.
High grade odd dreSsers.
Mahog. low boy chest.
Odd beds. complete.
Hollywood full-siZe beds.
Brass fireplace equipment.
Blond and maple dinette sets.
Oak double pedestal desk.
Odd din. rm. chairs.
Odd side chairs.
Lounge chairs.
Very ane down cushion "chippendale'
Up-to-date 3-pc. liv. rm. suite.
Odd lounge chairs.
Studios.
Good upright piano.
Numerous other household effects.
AuCTIONEERs' PHONE Ma. 2679.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
WAITER, COLORED

one Of Washington's better known
services OF an experienced waiter.
Ega Highest references required. No
oafays positicyn. 05 oppS4tdaItx h0taayIs Permanent
excellent living. BOX 369-H, Star,
WINE SALESMAN. with car; one who
Is ambitious and willing to deyote
Time; calling on retail liquor outlets,
assisting ASSISTING wholesalers salesman. IN
Wilmington. WI Baltimore. Washington
other itsmss one Of ItF99bmet1ns 9bs
Mogen David wines. Disabled vsters
an VIII be considered. Cali sam
,EbAEOCAS. RA. 1895.
maN haN,,n 10 work as floor manager in
DOW DoWiing alley; good hours, good
Ably sSs sse Il eLAseRDoss seRfs sftss sow1PPS P%
CENTER 1o47 N. Irving st., Ari.,
MAN for super market: produce .x.
PPsTiencs necessary. 7214 N. Il. ave,
MAN. over SO, exp, small hote, 6 eI.rk.
reliable. sober; permanent. ABBY
Ioio Eye st. NV, am. to q pm,
MAN, draft-exempt. under As, super.
visor and estimator for foor con.
tractor. Box 401-H. Star.
MAN, 80 to 35. permanent sales
Posttlon Win large f1rm now ceie-
opportunity for advancement TO ths
man who qualities for the position.
Singer Singer SEWING MACHINE CO..
1870 q st. NV.
MAN, white. reliable, over 20; ssso-
nne service station exper. pref: :
reIs. req. Call Ii. 3-1203. 81
MAN TO EARN Ss5 week and mn.
kong-needed invention. Advertised
part time. Exclusive TERRITORY. Eo
INVESTMENT. Free sample outfit.
Write RED COMET. INC, Dent.
s54. Littleton, Colo. ''
MAN, WITH CAR
Apply 925 Silver Spring ave., Silver
Evening star., 1950-12-31

DRUG CLERK. 6-day week, no nights,
no SUNDAYS. Good pay. Call
Appleton 1929. 81
DRUG CLERK-Exp. only. Drivers
permit; . nights and Sundays. Nc
LEAN DRUGS, 1921 Wis. ave. .
DRUG CLERK and cashier, exper.
only; references. Apply in person,
PENN DRUG, 18th and 3 NV. Il
DRY-CLEANING route man. between
80 and 40, to take over and build
up established route. 20 per cent
commission, $50 weekly guarantee.
Call WADE BROS. SH. HOO. 81
ELECTRICIAN FOREMAN - Master
license required. Must be sober
and dependable, have experience
supervising and estimating; perma-
nent position in long-established
n-union shop doing both old and
new wiring. Good pay. paid vaca-
ton, annual bonus to right man.
Write full details Box 36S-E. Star.
ELECTRoNIC INSTALLATION MEN,
over 35, settled. Put in PA inter-
comm. work. Fun or part time. Also
technician wanted. co. 4726.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, experienced
and sober man with permit; day
work. 6-day Wk. Apply mornings.
2219 California st NV -6
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Observation-Disclosures

SaleSman-M n-Merchandiser
advertised frozen foods
ttunities. Is expanding local sales
Vacations, disqualification and re-
tirement plan. Write full particu-
desired and availability to Box 1860.
Alexandria, Va. 81
aged 35 to so; excellent
opportunity to earn unlimited in
come with nationally known COM
pany; situated in Arlington, Va.
sAIksMgNHL.Esa sIf sSiesH. star; salle Extension Uni
trtct., Applicant must be man
Of character, practical education.
industrious. Business sales expert
snGos;is snGe NECESSARY; nacs.. Age 80 e 45; Au-
SnasSa opeorsunity for hs the Is right aR
able business of his own and the
territory Is Q valuable property
netting upward Of $1,000 per year.
on even sssdn1F sds from sna eatsSsSs
tional Advertising. For appointment,
furnish full resume and phone
number. Address BOX 49e-G. Star.
Statesmen. several experienced can
yassers., to sell clothing, household
furnishings, silverware, jewelry,
lamps and many other items in
public. demand; car necessary, ex-
cellent earnings guaranteed. Apply
UNION CLOTHIERS, 307 7th ST. n W.
SALESMEN-National organizat ton
can place qualified men. over 80,
as permanent local Representatives
IN protected territory: prior. sales
exper. not required. A systetma tic
training program provides immedi-
ate earnings; unreasonable in
come. repeat business. unaffected by
Telephone MR.. BECK, OIL. 1854.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
HELP MEN

CLERK-Exp. for liquor store, part
time. D. G.. exp. necessary. Apply in
p .peEson, l9li Pennsylyania ave; nv.
ment bus; permanent pos. LONGS.
731 9TH st. NV. -
- Ambitious white
man desiring permanent position
with large local concern; good start
benefits, including group insurance.
disqualification. vacations, etc. Reply
giving age. education. past experience
and salary expected. BOX 3S1 H.
Cfor
Evening star., 1950-12-31
READY SET. GO.

1CIz41 AI W.
Predictions to Come. Predictions.
Latest verbatim transcript Drew
Pearson's Merry Go Round Newscast
from Adam Available HATED or Hat
less via Radio Copy's own system,
lowed only professional pollsters
Hetrodox historians. Also current or
past scripts most scribecasters' ef-
forts now obtainable. regular or
backtracked. Rates on request. Bene-
At students law. journalism, medicine,
Clips" Press Cuttings. Liberal Amer
lean Free Enterprisers disapproye
boycott" any American. Phone HO:
1855. NE. 1911. COLUMBIA PRESS
SERVICE. 73S 5th st. NV. Prescott
bennett. Executive Editor.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
CIVIL DEFENSE

Municipal and group shelters designed
and constructed by registered en-
rIneering consultant to Government
agencies, presently in private en-
gfneering practice. Box 1881. Star.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
CAR WASHERS
COLORED WASHERS AND
DRIVERS, STEADY WORK
GOOD PAY
MINT MAN
2425 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.

CARETAKER, carpenter. farmer. o
combination man or couple. on q
s. NASH. 1916 Bryant st. ne.
CARPENTERS (10D report to MIR.
WHITE. 1887 Conway dr.. Alta Vista
ter, Bethesda. Md. 3
CARPENTERS. rough and framing;
report With nn tools siht lGng e JOB; out Gs
to Inwood and Gridley, Silver Spring.
Md.
CHAUFFEUR, driver and helper. Ap-
ply 1903 Marion st. NV; DU.
CHAUFFEUR and houseman, refer
erences required; live IN or out.
Box -297-D, Star.
CLERK. cisar and sundries dept.
part time, ewes. and SUM-; exper.
pref. SHEPHERD PARK FHARM..
772S CO. svs. nv. q -S1
Evening star., 1950-12-31
HELP MEN tcon..,

TO OWNER-Ready to
wear; corsetierings and small wears,
must be live wire; refs. and exper.
essential. Salary open. Box ASH,
Evening star., 1950-12-31
CRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
PLANT LAYOUT

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
PLANT LAYOUT
piping, heating and venti-
lating systems or factory layout
experience necessary. Write:
Employment ONCE
THE GLENN l.. MARTIN COMPANY
Baltimore 3, Md.
S-Colored-For coal trucks
Apply THE BROOKLAND CO.. 9th
and Michigan ave. ne. 81
DRIVERS wanted: full and part time
Apply ARLINGTON CITY CAB. 1926
N. Hudson St, Arlington. Va. .
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvin
HERMAN, DIAMOND LOT. 101 M
Evening star., 1950-12-31
Statesmen Can You Sell?

4 deal with q SENSATIONAL LIFE
TIME GUARANTEES. Roofing, siding.
fences, steel or wood; garaRes
cabins. cottages, utility buildings.
aluminium or wood; commissions
fully paid on approval, no hold
backs; plenty Of material; oid-estab-
ushed company. All present sales
paper advertising. Call or drop In
to see sales manager.
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
OF AMERICA,
1109 Jefferson Davis Hwy,
OF. S016, OF, S017.
Evening star., 1950-12-31

When answertno advertisement
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
inclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sorul pdlue. Copies serpe the pur.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
ADVERTISING
ARTIST

For Washington's largest television
and appliance chain; exper. layout
man who enjoys turning out inter-
esting full-page ads; employe dis
cGuns oH On hensts e6n9enisI lus may %
associates. Phone Mr.. Shugar, asst.
advt. mgr, LACY's. For appt., Elk.
1900.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
AUCTION SALES tcent.,
O. G. SLOAN d CO., Auetioneers.
715 18th St.. NV.
WASHINGTON, d. c.

nesday. January II. 1851, starting
at 10 am. and continuing each
Wednesday and Saturday thereafter
until all is disposed Of, there VIII
auction rooms of c. @. Sloan &
Co., to enforce liens for hauling,
storage and other charges. due
and unpaid. ali furniture. house,
hold and personal effects stored
with US in the following names:
B. C. Brock, James Brooks, Edith
Brooks, Martha Cook. James Elhott,
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Olivia Flipping,
Mrs. Patricia Hart, Miss Ptnkie
Hart, Mrs. Hattie Irwin. Louis
Karcis, A. Mack. Felipe Martinez,
John Motley, Clovis McSoud,. Kath-
crime Needham. Anthony Holand,
Perkins, Charles Perkins. Mrs.
Mary Rich. Alice Walker, Ruth
Williamson, Maud Grifin: Terms,
cash. UNION STORAGE & TRANS
FER CO.. by Harry Cayton. vice
president and general manager. $40
goth st. NV. Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1950-12-31

HELP MEN

MILL WORK MECHANIC-Must be
exper. in manufacture of doors.
frsnss Sssh aRs fgss5sl min y M E1sk
BER CO.. INC, P. o. Box 304.
Rosslyn Station. Arlington. Va, GIL.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
ROUTE
statesmen

/. Do you want to earn one Of
Washington's top route salaries?
4 ases Ass q f0s Is ma1diea and aos 's'"sen 'A'
3. Do you want permanent job
with paid vacation, Xmas bonus and
many other BENEFITS?
4. DO you. want to belong to the
II you answered YES to the above
four questions RUN. DO NOT
WALK. to 713 Lamont st. NV. and
ask for Mr.. Sparks.
ARCADE-SUNSHINE
Evening star., 1950-12-31
HELP MEN
USED CAR MANAGER

Wonderful opportunity for an exper.
used car manager with one OF
Wash.'s largest dealers. Must know
Salary and comm. Transp. furn'
write stating qualifications. BOX
4S6-H, Star.
white; must Be
tnoroughly experienced in LIST clasa
Work. SCHWAB BROTHERS, 100
VEGETABLE MAN wanted: must be
experienced with ability and willing
table dept: good salary. pleasant
working conditions. Telephone MI.
Null, WI: 1888. BRooKViLLE MAR.
EEL: EEL. 643l Brookville rd.. Chevy
Evening star., 1950-12-31
HELP MEN

full time can gain valuable exper;
diversified work; steady Job? RA.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
MESSENGER

Alert young man, high school Srad-
uate. 1920 years of age. neat
In appearance, for permanent posi-
4ll-hour week. Apply Personnel.
Room 500. Open weekdays. S:30-5.
and Saturday. o-1.
THE EVENING STAR
11oa peuns. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-31
SALESMEN-TV

We want experienced Tv statesmen,
Of leads furnished. highest commits
sicns maid. Apply In person, be-
tween 1913 at BLAIR'S. 1922 Wis.
ave. NV. .
Evening star., 1950-12-31
USED CAR SALESMAN

For one of wash.'s largest dealers to
sell used cars. Must be familiar
with Wash. market, thoroughly
exper. and able to furn. local refer
Write stating qualifications. Boa
AS7-H. Star.