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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12

owner-oecupied home approved
for an FILA mortgage insurance
prior to the beginning of con
struetion and appraised by FILA
in excess of $1,000, but not
more than $1,000, the down
payment may be an amount
equal to 10 per cent of the first
81, 900 of value, plus 30 percent
of the remaining appraised
imum value of $1,000. The
value Of the home up to a max
maximum term is D years.
Important to home owner,
lender, and the FILA are
sound construction, good de-
sign, stable value, and sound
less investment. The prospect
i've home owner should make
certain of proper guidance in
these matters. In making ar
rangements with builder. and
financial institution, the buyer
should proceed with the care
and thoroughness which the
Importance of te transaction
call for. FILA will also look
into these matters for its pro-
lection in determining the ac-
ceptibility of the risk, and will
take the following precautions
If the home is already COM
pleted, an FILA appraiser will
inspect the property. For a
home to be constructed, plans
and specifications will be anal
yzed for conformity to FILA
standards. FILA appraisers will
visit the site of the proposed
home, and FILA inspections
will be made during the course
OF construction.
A good home must be sound
ly built with good material
and skillful workmanship. The
foundations, floors, roofs, walls,
ceilings and all other important
structural features must meet
the test of time and wear.
Whether the house is large or
small, good planning is i'm
portant. A ONE should be achi-
tecturally attractive both out
side and inside. The house
should be suited to the lot and
should fit in tremendously with
its surroundings. 1t should be
designed for convenience and
INABILITY, with sufficient pri-
vacy and adequate light and
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12

long term loans extending over
a convenient period of years.
An FILA insured loan elimi-
mates second mortgages and the
need for periodic and expensive
refinancing. The loan does not
come due in a lump sum that
is difficult or impossible to
meet. Instead, the loan is re-
paid in equal monthly install
ments over a period of years.
Each monthly payment reduces
the principal of the loan and
also includes interest, tax and
mortgage and hazard insur-
ance. The FILA insures mort
gage loans up to 90 per cent of
the total value of the property,
thus enabling the lender to
safely advance this amount.
If you decide to purchase
home make your application
for an FHA-insured mortgage
loan to an FILA approved lend
ing institution. If you call FIR.
1888, / will be glad to give you
a list of these lending institu-
tons. In applying take the
lender into your confidence.
Tell him not only what your in
come is but also what your cur
rent expenses are. The amount
of the loan, the payment per-
iod, the financing charges, and
other specific details of the
transaction are matters to be
arranged between you and the
lending institution, although
the lender will be guided by the
FILA limits. If the contractor
is willing to make the loan, he
will file application with the
Federal Housing Administra-
ton for insurance of the pro-
posed loan. As soon as the
FILA commitment is received,
you can start to carry out your
plan.
An example of the FILA Plan
of financing is as follows: If
the dwelling is a single family
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12

ing chairman, Mr.. Meisnest will
coordinate the activities of city
and county March of Dimes cam
paign directors, and provide
leadership in putting the Ma
tional Foundations annual
Embarrassing appeal over the top
in Washington.
Mr. Meisnest, president of
Darwin-Meisnest, Inc. for the
past two decades, is also presi-
dent of the Olympic Steamship
Company and the Tote Engin-
eering Company. He is a cap
tain in the Naval Reserve, a
member of the senior council of
the Seattle Chamber of Com
merce and Northwest counselor
&or the Pacific Northwest Trade
Association, He is also a former
athletic director at the Uniyer-
sity of Washington Mr., Meis-
nest was also chairman of the
successful 1899 and 1910 Seattle
community chest campaigns,
both of which exceeded their
quotas.
Commenting upon Mr.. Meis-
nests appointment, BasilO Con-
nor said: Upon the success of
the 1851 March of Dimes de-
ponds the future of many a
youngster. The costs of patient
care are still tremendously high
and many of our boys and girls
will require disqualification for
a long period of time. l feel
certain that Mr.. Meisnest's eff
forts, with the cooperation of
the citizens of Washington, will
again go far toward assuring
the care and treatment of those
who look to the National Foun-
dation for help when polio
strikes" Mr.. O'Connor added
Under Mr.. Meisnest s leader
ship Washington State con-
Quoted an outstanding cam
paign in January of this year,
exceeding all previous March
Of Dimes by six per cent. We are
glad to have this leadership
again in 1851"
Mr.. Meisnest resides at 2035
Parkside, Seattle.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12
DEMO. HEADQUARTERS
OPENED AT 1904 14tl

Democratic Campaign Head
quarters for the 9th district
have been opened at 1904 18th
Avenue, telephone EA. 1122.
Mrs. Dorothy Leavell, District
chairman in charge.
Headquarters are open all
day and evenings. Candidates
literature is available and ques-
tions relative to the candidates
voting, polling places, etc. will
be gladly answered.
The public is cordially invited
to drop in and get acquainted
and discuss with us our mutual
problems.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12
SOLDIER DONATES TO
COMMUNITY CHEST FUND

CPL. B. w. Hooper of Fort
Lawton, Washington gladly
transfers part of his monthly
pay into the able custody of
Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss
Dolores Berry, two Urban
Leaguers who gave of their
time and efforts last week to
assist in the initial kickoff"
of Fort Lawton s current Com
munity Chest Campaign. The
campaign, which is soliciting
contributions from the civilian
personnel at the Fort as well,
is under the direction of 1t.
Col. Milton w. Witt, executive
officer there.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12
Zion Baptist Church Gives
Quarterly Musical Program

"The Gospel Choir of the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church will
present it quarterly musical
program at the church on Sun
day, October 10Th at s p. m.
Favorites and some of the best
in Gospel music will be present
ed on the program. Mrs. Vera
Hunter, pianist for the Gospel
Choir and also a Soprano solo
list, will be presented in group
of vocal selections. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
the Mt. Zion Church is located
at 10Th Ave. and East Madison
st. Mrs. Nora Halter is con-
ductor of the choir. ,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12

standard of housing by encour-
aging improvements in housing
conditions; by providing an
adequate home financing sys-
tenn; and by exercising a.degree
of stability in the mortgage
and real estate market.
The purchase of a home is
usually the largest financial
transaction undertaken by the
average family; no family can
afford to experiment. Review
your circumstances carefully.
If you decide to buy, investigate
the FILA Plan of home financ-
ing.
Under the FILA Plan, the
Federal Housing Administra-
ton insures mortgage loans
made by banks, savings and
loan associations, mortgage fl
nance companies, and other
approved lending institutions.
This protection enables insti-
tutions to make insured mort
gage loans on desirable terms
with small down payments and
low interest rates. This plan
helps to bring home ownership
within the reach of a great
number of families.
There are many features of
the FILA Plan. 1t provides for
lower financing charges with
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Bishop Perkins
Continued from page u

q III 4
Mrs. Carrie Bishop wore a
dress suit with a corsage of
orchids.
Assisting as hostesses weres
Mrs. Marie Bihop, and Misses
Juanita Reese, Frances Jeffer-
son and Freddie Mae Hurd.
The bride is a graduate of
Lewis and Clark College in
Portland, and attended Seattle
Pacific College for some post
graduate work in education.
Her husband is a native of
Washington, ID. c. now living
in Portland.
The couple left after the
reception ON an undisclosed,
honeymoon. On returning they
will make their home in Port
land.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12
LIFE MEMBER OF TOP
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY

In New York DR.. w. f. B.
Dubois was voted life member
of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science.
by its Executive Committee.
DR.. Dubois is vice chairman of
the Council on African Affairs
and Candidate of the American
Labor Party for the United
States Senate.
This Science Association was
founded in 184S, and has
membership of $4,000 of the
leading scientists of the nation.
DR.. Dubois has been a member
for 80 years, and a fellow for
46 years. This life membership
exempts him from all payments
of dues.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12
March OfDiInes
-

The appointment Of Darwin
Meisnest, prominent Seattle
business man, as Washington
State chairman of the 1851
March of Dimes. was announced
today by Basil O'Connor, pres
ident of the National Founda
tion for Infantile Paralysis.
In his role as state fund-rais-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12

In 1884 the National Hous-
ing Act was passed to promote
decent housing, a reality for
families in every segment of
our population. The FILA is
endeavoring to promote a high
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12
The FILA P A466n of Home Ownership

One why many people do not become homeowner
because they of the different plans of home
financing available them One of the most practical and
most used plan is the FILA plan of home ownership
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12

Baby Pig Disease
Transmissible castro enteritis
has become one of the nations
most costly baby pig diseases.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-10-12

ventilation. The rooms should
be arranged to provide for all
the family needs and comforts.
IN the next article | will dis
dcuss another government home
financing system, the Veterans
Administration plan for home
ownership. Better living until
next time.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

TOUCH TYPING with Comptometer;
short course, excel. positions avail
able. Start today. Est. 33 yrs, GI
7So 70S 1sfS oof G. S0Xp sA
Al SECRETARIES and typists for
immediate openings in legal medi;;
cal, editorial. research, educational
Top salaries. We also have excellent
NETTE G. TATELMAN, 233 Wood
ward Bldg. Q5th and H sts. n.w)
RE. 5979 or RE. 02S6.
indgg and eoese e
Head mech. engr., S6.000-S SS. 900:
Chem. ensr., headship: $4,000. Head
civil engr., Ss,0O0.- Physics, S5,40o.
Also librarians. all fields education;
music, arts and crafts. .occupataena
sasasDy sRoss photo Esnssh sda eEsE sthsTs rAH eze
ADAMS m soTE TEAcHERs ERs' lsGGfSes AGENCY, T Iith
year better school positions. Colo
RADIO Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 1898.
ACTS invited to register for tele-
vision. stage and night club work.
RE. 1856 weekdays, 1916 pm.
REAL ESTATE salesperson, full time
only; car necessary. Call for appt.,
nj Ell; k6ACa c6UPLN AsHKsx Wife INC
house; husband free for own posi-
tion; will provide 1st-h. 2-rm. fur
nished apartment for S25 in ex-
sesnss 9Gmpets and k;shen nben Tsss sssts
for interview. Box 136-R, Star.
zoo 90. Il honca once Miss ssil ssi e1s5 HoyDs,
700 18th, cor. O.. Ma. 2340.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

HELP WTp. AGENCIES Cont. J

WANTED ladies. and 3 men for
demonstration work; easy pleasant,
profitable; car helpful, but not alb
solutely necessary. For interview,
call ST. 0042. 10 to Il noon. -21
EARN DURING LEISURE - School
teachers, Government workers, any
body can earn money during off,
work hours, whether at home, at
our representatives earn $40 wkly.
up in this way. For information
call co. 1854 between $50 and
Statesmen, exceptional personality,
go-getter; large salary; car fur
caiiber, MI MI. Ford, BoYD's'' zoo GO
18th, cor. G, Ma. 234O.
A FORMER STUDENT SAID: q
learned more shorthand. and tipping
IN Boyds in. 2 mos. than. in an.
classes, individual promotion, better
dsy. BoyD Yi SCI sSaooI. 700 18th
TYPIsT- sT-RECEPTIoNIST Office club,
to S45 wk., under 80; Ediphone
ist. credit office. Rosslyn area, $3.50
mo-; PIX opr., some typing, desk
elk, S150. Miss Reed, PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G St. Ma. 60Ss.
CHARLES EMPL. SERVICE
MALE
Drug sales, 254O; car nee. 49, $500
Access. sales, auto; exp. -- 22t
Insc. sales S. o
Stock elk. 1925; mech. apt. S32 81
FEMALE
Steno.. 5-day: 21-3n S2,40C
Billing elk, 5-dy.; 21-30 So sc
Bkkpr. mach. opr., 5dy: ST.. S2,0St
924 10th st. NV. RE. 1905. 70
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secrys.. stenos.. typists. bkkprs., Ii,
hrarians, file clerks. research assts.
receipt, PIX operators, hkkpe. mach
operators 1920 N Y ave NV
Evening star., 1950-02-19
BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT
Dry Cleaning Workers

Assemblers. checkers. driver-sales-
men. dry cleaners, inspectors. mark
ers, presSers. silk and wool; spot
ters and store clerks
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
'hrpo Tir,as fNirir,r,,,,N

VSot
Three Lines (Minimum)
l or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
. to 6 times conSecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
Bic 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 SOC
Out-of-toWn Rate is charged
on all advertising 35 miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. X am. TO Q pm.
Saturday, am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, | am. to 8 pm.
Lave your ads at the Business once,
18th and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
of the Branch Offices throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
CLAIMS for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
Sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
serial number with date and identi-
fies your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case of adjustment
Evening star., 1950-02-19

Here 1t is! Spectacular ALUMA-
ROLL, ALL ALUMINIUM ROLL-UP
AWNING that rolls up as easily
as the window shade in your home.
Available in variety of baked on
enamel colors. Adaptable for any
type window. Also door canopies,
be thoroughly trained and furnished
unique sample demonstrator which
melts sales resistance. Leads fur
nished. A car will be helpful. Here
is product with vast, un-
prececcnted demand. Don't phone.
don't write-come in and convince
to see you in person between 9
and II am, and . to pm. daily.
1872 M st. NV. Gust off Con-
nectlcut ave.. 80
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Sales Representative

DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
BIA AND VIRGINIA
of nationally adver-
tised line with established distribu-
tion in grocery, variety, drug, de-
partment store and hardware trade
needs experienced full-time salesman
to cover this territory. Give COM
plete details covering age, education.
experience, past connections and
earning in first letter. All replies
confidential Our sales force knows
about this ad. Box 316-X, Star.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
6QI 1th St. NV.
DANCE TEACHERS
DON MARTINI

DELTCATEsSEN COUNTERMAN-Ex-
perienced in all phases of Kosher
style delicatesSen. Sandwiches,
salad and selling. Permanent job.
Good salary Responsible man.
SEN. 4O15 S. 2sth ST.. Arlington.
TIE. 0096. -21
MEN (coloredl for retail
liquor store: must know NV. Wash
ington thoroughly; excellent salary,
good hours. Apply in person at
Pap 18th St NV, from 10 am.
to 9 pm. daily. go
DIRECTOR of boys summer camp:
must have experience in camp work;
teacher preferred. Good opportu-
nifty. Apply by letter, Box SIX, Star.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HELP MEN
DRTG CTERK3 ovec

DRUG CLERK-3 ewes. wk. and
every other Sun. Exper. only. Ex-
eel. pay plus commissions WHFB-
TON PHARMACY. 11401 Ga. ave.
III
ELECTRICAL stockrm. helper, white.
VERBERG ELECTRIC CO. 627 Eye
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MEN III

could never begin to put in writing
the REAL meaning Of this oppor-
tunity 1t is difficult to write an
ad that will attract the attention
of good men, due to the fact that
SO many advertisements appear in
the papers. Our business is expand
ing very rapidly here in the Wash.
area, which demands increasing our
sales staff. If you have ever sold
before. or think you possess ths
ability to be trained, do not hesi-
tate. Our training program is very
men" in our company. Apply Suite
200. 14l5 K st. NV -21
Evening star., 1950-02-19
SALESMAN

VERY GOOD SALARY
NO COMMISSION. WE
WANT 3 EXCEPTION
ALLY GOOD, SUCCESS
Full statesmen, WHO
ARE EXPERIENCED IN
SOLICITING BUSINESS
HOUSE. TOULOUSE OR
STORE TO STORE.
YOU WILL CALL ON
EVERY RETAIL MER-
CHANT IN WASHING
TON SELLING SUP
PLIES THEY NEED
EVERY WEEK.
PAPER BAGS
WRAPPING BOXES
P ACK AGING AND
SHIPPING SUPPLIES
CUPS NAPKINS
1OlLE / PAPER
TOWELS JANITOR
SUPPLIES, ETC, EVERY
MERCHANT BUYS.
T HIS PERMANENT
SALES POSITION OF
FERS REAL SECURITY
AND OPPORTUNITY.
PHONE MONDAY, FOR
APPT. Ii. 7-2506.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for young ag-
gressive man between 2S and 40
years of age to become associated
with leading beverage CO. Must be
resident of Washington, D. c., and
own car. Sales and supervisory abil-
ity essential. Straight salary plus
car allowance and expenses. Reply
by letter giving complete outline Of
qualifications including age, educa-
ton, experience and length of time
in Washington. Write Box los,
Star.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HELP MEN
SAIESMEN 6 .

Statesmen for Pa, Md. and Wash
Call on hdw;, dept. variety. pet
shops. Complete line dog furnish
ings, bird CAGES. Car nee. Draw
against comm. Well estab CO. with
active accounts. No sideline Box
WS-l33S, EQUITY, 221 w. 41st st.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
HELP MEN

SALESMEN-Lingerle, threads and
fabric, wanted by Belding -Corti-
celli to call on depts. and speciality
stores in Md, Va. and D. c., estab-
lished territory. Experienced only.
Apply in person Wednesday, Hotel
Harrlngton, WASHINGTON. D. C.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
statesmen
No CanvaSSing

Nv vail v dSSlllS
OUR COMPANY IN CHOOSEY and
the work is hard.
We are an international organiza-
tion seeking ambitious statesmen who
achieve the better things in life.
The men we are seeking must be
EXTROVERTS between the ages of
% and 45. A car is essential.
If you t il utI these t,.1,. auaificationS' we
by your capabilities and desire to
succeed. Many of our present sales
force average from 500 to $500
per week. Before joining our or
ganization you are given an aptitude
test to predetermine your possibili-
are given extensive training, both
inside and out, which assures you
an income from the start.
Experience is not necessary as we
prefer to train you in our own sue
cessful proven methods. These dig
nifled positions offer a bright future
for career men of stability and fore
sight. We are not interested in
drifters or transients.
Apply promptly in person at am,
Monday, February 90, at the
PAN AMERICAN ROOM
STATLER HOTEL
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EsTIMAToRs-colored. Remodeling

EsTIMAToRs-colored: Remodeling
for 5 estimators. Good percentage,
future, opportunity. Full or part
time. Experience not necessary.
Pref with automobile. If interested.
call for appt. Mon. or Tues. DE.
62Sf 10
FARMER. gardener, handyman, at
tend poultry. man and wife, no
farm or still lives in country: Write,
I will contact you. M j. WAPLE,
Alexandria, Va, Rt. No. 3, Box 80
FARMER for work on Maryland farm,
with wife, to work part time, in
owners home. Salary, modern
Family with high school son pre-
ferred.. References required. Write
full information to Box 231-X, Star.
FIREMAN, colored, stokers. expert
enced, for relief shift 3 or shifts
per week. 8 hrs. 9Oc an hr. Call
WO. 5000 Sunday, from to pm.
CHIEF ENGINEER. 10
FLOOR SANDER, exper.. steady work
for good men. WA. 6S6S. 40
GARDENEf ntd ne1ge eSper to r9eTaps remove s6o
must have good recent local refs;
by contract or by hour. Reply to
Box 247-S. Star.
GROCERY CLERK, exp. with stock;
refs. Call Sun. or Mon, 1854 Liv-
ingston rd. Sc. 10. 3-55OO.
GROCERY CLERK or register check
er, chain store or. supermarket ex-
perience preferred. reference re-
quired. Apply 2501 North Capitol st.
HANDYMAN. colored. Catholic. for
steady Job in old and Well-known
downtown retail store; work includes
wrapping. cleaning, portering, oc-
casional driving of light truck and
general assistance with stock; 9 to
8 daily. except Sunday, less / hour
for lunch; salary. open, experienced
preferred; recent good local ref
erences required; reply in own
handwriting to Box 249-S. Star.
INSTITUTIONAL GROCERY SALES
MAN, must positively have recent
experience selling groceries to res
taurants. hotels and institutions.
zEO g. SONS, INC. 1927 New
York ave. ne TR. 1905. 30
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Mutual, ITO G., MA. 1854

Men-Sales. paper exp. $500; sales,
power garden co, $50 up: mechanic
film projectors, $50 up: vocat. school
instructor shoe repair, so wk.;
instructor part-time. brick masonry
3 nights, .S2.25 hr.; retail sales,
sports goods, $40; elk. -typist, ne,
$50; service op., car, neat, $50;
messenger. Arl.. Va, lie. S140.
Women-Steno-recep $1,000; steno..
good future, $3.50 mo-; steno., 1-girl
office, $40: legal steno, $50 $50;
billing typist. S1SS; MGR, 1000 opr.,
$40; cashier-typist, $40; typist, 20
hrs. wk., S107 mo-: file clerk, S160.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
DISTRICT MANAGER

comes once in a life
time to grow with a large and
really progressive organization. Here
is lifetime career in the field
of fine silver, that will move the
right man to. very substantial
yearly income level through the de-
velopment of successful field or
ganization. The man selected for
this responsible position will have a
BACKGROUND of experience in selling
and in the selection and training
of sales people The finest of selec-
tion and sales training aids are fur
Calls by your sales people will be-
made by invitations. No deliveries,
no collecting. A product and pro-
gram that are the finest. If you are
a go-getter- between 2S and 40 and
healthy and happily married, and
are sincerely interested in a perma-
nent connection that means real
future security. phone MR. SOHMER,
Hotel 2400. RIM. sos. between 9 and
II am. Monday, Feb. 90 only, for
irterufan
Evening star., 1950-02-19
Statesmen
statesmen

Part time, need , good men to sell
a new janitor supply item. Box 49,
L, Star
Evening star., 1950-02-19
INTERIOR DECORATOR
AND DESIGNER
Must be fully trained and expert
drawings. Only qualified applicants
need apply.
MR.. sACKNoFF, MAYER L CO.
421 7th ST. NV.

INVESTMENT ExECuTIVE-We seek
the services of man of highest
character who is experienced in in
vestmnt banking. He must be pro-
ficient as securities analyst and
capable of taking charge Of a rapid
ly growing investment portfolio. The
position is executive in character
and entails no selling. The initial
salary is S5,400. Preference will be
given to a man age 30-45. Full de-
tails should be given in first letter.
Our own employees know of this ad
vertisement. Box 2S-Y, Star. -21
INSTRUCTOR OR LECTURER, give
course of lectures in conv. lecture
rm.; no cost, interesting concession
basis. 1888 Conn. ave. CO. 4726.
JANITOR, married, no children. must
be sober. depend: apt. elev. bldg /;
to assist. HU. 1853. -21
JANIToR, colored. sober, married,
no children, for apt. bldg. In NV;
$40 per mo. plus apt. and utilities.
See resident manager. Apt. 107.
1922 N st. NV. al
colored; NV. apt. bldg;
5th-class engineers license. quarters
and salary; no children; local ref
erences required. OR. 1880. -23
JANITOR wanted; must have 5th
class engineers license. See Mr..
Resnick, MID-ATJANTIC APPLI-
ANCES, 2046 West Virginia ave.
ne. 10