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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

Every so years or so a truly
great Life of Christ appears.
In my opinion, this is one of
the greatest" DIR. NORMAN
VINCENT PEAlE
1T is sweeping the country like
a tidal wave!"
JOHN D. KENNEDY
1T is a beautiful tale and Fulton
Oursler has told it beautifully"
NEWMAN LEVY. Author
Evening star., 1950-08-19
By Rqer c Whitmon

Question: In making over my
back porch with cement-slab floor
into an enclosed room suitable for
laundry or utility room, could a
hard board with an enamel sur
face be used as a suitable interior
finish?
Answer: After taking proper
precautions against dampness,
that material would be very Serv-
iceable. Put it up on wood fur
ring strips, which could have a
coat of chemical wood preserva-
tive. Paint the back and edges of
the board with aluminium paint.
Tar for Basement Walls.
Question: Our friends advise us
to tar the basement walls in addi-
ton to putting on a half-inch-
thick layer of waterproof cement.
The soil seems to be a mixture of
clay and earth, and very firm. Do
you think the waterproof cement
alone will assure a dry basement? ?
Answer: Hot tar, two coats. or
asphalt paint is applied below
grade to the outside of the ma
sonry walls to prevent seepage of
moisture into the cellar. If you
do this. it should not be necessary
to put on thick layer
Of waterproof cement mortar on
the inside. One or the other
should be sufficient except in Sc
we're cases.
Uneven Basement Floor.
Question: What is the best
method of patching a basement
floor? The cement was put down
very unevenly. and on wash days
or when the floor is being cleaned
water settles in the low spots,
which is quite a nuisance.
Answer: There are patching
mixtures for a cement floor which
Evening star., 1950-08-19
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en-, laundry, tool storage room.
boiler room. two-car garage.
Second-f1oor balcony and first
floor. glaSs-roofed terrace
porch.
Mr.. Trouchaud said he con-
siderS the landScaping work
done by Miss Greely an in
tegral extension of the archi-
lecture of the house"
The two wings meet at 1885,
degree angle, making the shape
of the house similar to that of
a widespread V. Owing to the
terrain and the owners Speci-
fications. the house has three
main levels.
On the lowest level are a
three quarter basement. in
Guiding two-car garage. laundry.
tool-storage room, and boiler
room.
Evening star., 1950-08-19

On the main level are living
room, library-bedroom, maids
bedroom. dining room and
kitchen.
On the top level is a suite in
Guiding master bedroom. study
bedroom. large dressing room
and balcony.
Outdoor Terrace Porch.
Off the dining room is the
f1agStone-paved outdoor ter
porch whose roof is of
Opaque glass so placed as to
maintain the continuity of line
of the slate roof over the rest of
this part of the house.
The garden terrace can be
reached from this porch and
also from the living room.
Exterior materials used for
the house, garden retaining
walls and garden steps were
Crab Orchard stone ranging
from 2l2 to 31a inches thick
and laid with continuous hor-
Evening star., 1950-08-19

izontal Joint Goints parallel,
not stepped. and California
redwood beveled siding laid
horizontally.
The low. hip roof is Of YER
mont slate.
Interior walls are plastered,
except for those OF the living
room. which are OF wood with a
V joint, painted eggshell.
The house has a fired
unit providing refrigerated and
de-humidified air in the sum-
mertime and warm air, humid
flied in the winter.
The living room has fire.
place, with a concealed wood
lift powered by electric winch
to bring logs from the basement.
The house is located on a two
third acre site. From the top
floor. the view extends to the
Virginia hills across the Po-
tomac River.
Evening star., 1950-08-19
Questions From Home-Owners
Answered by Repairs Expert

you can get at a good hardware
store or from a dealer in mason
supplies. Directions for use will
be found on the container. II
the floor is uneven all over. you
might consider using floor level
ing compound.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

RADIO-TELEVISION and electrical
appliance repair shop: busy street.
petition Price $1,000 which 10
practically value OF stock and truck;
real opportunity for experienced
man. MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI.
O440.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
SITUATIONS MEN (cens., +,

WATCHMAN or handyman. prefer
building: white. reliable. Can fur
nish best refs. wO. s50i. TO-
YOUNG MAN, 2S, col, sen. once and
typins exp. seeks empl. leading to
responsible pos. Box 4l3-B. Star.
ABLE, MARRIED MAN. responsible,
adaptable good appearance: can
meet. and congenial with people.
business and govt, experience. han
ding detail. Simple statistics, ana
lyst, some sales, finance. Good execu-
tive potential. Salary secondary to
opport Desree. Box 4l4-B. Star.
SINGLE YOUNG MAN with personnel
and executive experience, recently
returned from abroad. desires posi-
ton as ary-companion: free TO
travel. DE. 3{l2. %
THE ELECTRONICS FIELD holds my
special interest. Ny purpose is to
meet an employer who will add 10
his organization, q young man who
holds promise of developing with
experience, % months radio trade
schools. May l have an interview?
Call AD 1881 between 80 pm -
col OI.ORED-"HANDY MAN"-wsll
hammered. 10 live in out-building OF
private home old but active; small
salary: wants Job in area in nearby
Alexandria. Call MR.. FRANCIS.
nv 01kR
Evening star., 1950-04-06
SITUATIONS WoMEN

COLLEGE GRAD. exper, desires po-
sition radio copy, writing, uame
broadcsstng or related fields, IA.
COMPANION to middle-ased lady;
cultured. refined woman desires po-
sition. Box 392-B. Star, %
GIRL. colored, exp, desires Job after
I.p;m. as waitress or bus girl. DE.
NURSE-Graduate; white; mid. ased;
capable. kind Desires night duty,
>, any case; doctors references. Hud-
son 9Q34.
NURSE, practical. exp; renned. plain
cook; Permanent: live IN; NV. sec
ton; S35 wk: Box 425-B. Star. So
NURSEMAID for small children. Scan
Phone Juniper 5-69l3.
PRACTICAL NURSE, ssed or chronic
cases; kind care given seniie pa
tients; reas. :stes RA. 3osb.
nursing or domestic work; live in;
reference; call Friday 10 am. till
TYPING WANTED. at home: envelope
addressing. stufhng. etc.; satisfsc ton
guaranteed. AID. 1885. s.
desires position that REQUIRES liv-
ing quarters. such as housekeeper
on farm tourist camp, florist nurs-
cry. Also drives. Box 31l-C, Star
YOUNG LADY. age y: two years of
college, desires position as clerk, re-
'fait2'Ss HIGH School Il ' GRADS. ' coioTed lore
desire work. any kind, except do
mestic; willing to learn. RE. 1886
"WANTED-Place as nurSe-com-
panion to sick lady; in D. c. Call
write Sl4 Oakland St, Arlington
COL.-Desire part-time lob as maid;
no cooking or children. DE. 2971,
Evening star., 1950-04-06
HELP MEN

have an opening for
young man who is interested In out
side saleswork and looking for ad-
vancement; experience not necessary
but helpful; no phone calls accepted
Apply in person. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO., 500 7th st. NV.
reliable, sincere, neat
appearing. between $3.50 yrs, who
snd appreciates pleasant. dignthed
direct sales work. Car necessary.
To the man who can qualify we
ofter exclusive territory, steady re-
peat business year after year; a 81
yr. success pattern operating ma
tionally; no collecting, no deliveries,
no heavy samples, no investment. no
down payment necessary on orders.
no high-pressure selling. Full earn
or deductions. an aptitude test to
prove you are qualified for our busI-
ness. The finest sales training pro-
gram in our entire industry to as
sure your success, from our records,
open to your inspection; average
earnings for entire organization in
recent Q mos. period was SS2 per
wk; Top third ranged from S9t to
S235 over same period. For per
sonal interview write C. JONES,
District Manager, Box 3s1-Y, Star,
stating age, exper. and phone num-
ber
SALESMAN-For large beverage dis
tributor in Prince Georges Co.; pref.
man thoroughly familiar with and
living in this area, bet 25-40 yrs.
Of age, with car. Straight salary plus
car allowance. Reply by letter stat
ing qualifications. Box 277-A, Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

GIRL, colored, wants general house
work; live in or out; good refer
ences. GE. 94l4.
GIRL. colored, wants lob as nurse
maid; 5-days week; references
GIRL colored. desires general house
work Call ST. 0s96. =
GIRL, colored. desires day work. Call
GIRL, coiored. desires lob as gh.w.
or care of child. Call MI. 4l13.
HOUSEKEEPER, companion, practical
nurse; middle aged lady would like
position or in motherless home.
WOMAN. ,eolored, wants gart.time
with reference. Call co. 5757
YOUNG LADY, wants a lob care of
have city refs. LU. 1902. g.
PART-TIME MAID in store or tailor
shop. Call RA S505.
YOUNG WOMAN (colored). wishes
part, time or, days work; neat and
yeIlS reIlsbls. Cr Cal pupont s412: 3 49,. =.
f,cient; pleasant; thorough. Box
coIoRE5 COLOR S'at; GIRL wishe. lhr, or
maid; full or part time, Mon. thru
COLORED GIRL wants lob as maid,
or days work: experienced. DU.
coI1oRED GIRL desires general
CoIoRED Girl wishes Ajt Job as as maid
CoIoRED asIs5TIaes' WOMAN 41"Si Would like maid
work; 3 days or 3 DAYS; can furnish
best ref Call DE 6631.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, settled, experienced; g.h.w.;
references and health certificate re-
ouired; permanent. live in. TIE. 2931.
COOK sn5I, GMW-Dognstsi.f ila,'x: loog work: for
live in; refs. EN-. 1131 -6
colored, dependable. for
family of 3 in NV. section; must
have excellent local references and
be accustomed to service in better
type home; on nurses day off must
per week. Hours, II am. until after
dinner with alternate sats. and
Suns, of. Phone AT. 1884 tomorrow
bet. am. and noon for appt. --6
G: H. W.. plain cooking; live in;
fond of children; health card; re-
G: H. w, cook, live in 2 nights. 5h
days; Fond of children, experienced.
G.H.W., live in; Bendix, elec. dish
washer and disposal; must like
children: SIS per wk. RA. 4017.
CIV. clean, honest; plain cook;
Sun; refs; live-in; empl. husband
Ok; Call II. 3-1100 between 10
HoUsEREEPER-MA1D-whiteo u X + PiM: or orc COL
0oen 0esa .nd Ds n s62 sn mo hq5s N afteS
after 3 pm. 10
MAID. to clean 2 half days per week
and care for child; call Friday. CO.
O597.
MAID, ehw., no cooking or laundry,
3l2 days wk., 9 to 6; local refs;
S15 wk. RA. $3.50.
WOMAN, white or colored, to care
for small child, 5-day week, Hyatts.
area. UN. S0S4 after 7 pm.
WOMAN, white. general house work
Thurs. and Fri. to 5. Salary
according to ability. LA. 6-5412.
MATURE WOMAN, g.h:w., for empl.
cple.; lively 3-yr.- .-old boy; sleep in;
compl: charge. LU. 1-S347. 5
WHITE WOMAN, 35 to As, neat.
non-drinking, live in, child care.
HN; Ell WOMAN, white: between Ws
25 and 40. to care for small girl in
exchange for room and board plus
small calary: must have references.
If not experienced, please don't ap-
nlv Toll SnSR
Evening star., 1950-04-06
BUILDING ESTIMATOR

All types buidinss. Concrete and ma
Sonry structures. All branches ex-
cept mechanical. Pratical construc-
cheering education. All q part
Phone DU 426I. WASHINGTON. b. c. .
HIGH SCHOOL GRAD, 81 yrs, 8
yrs exper. route driver. salesman;
6 yrs bus driver; best ref. Ia. $3.50
LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE with 8
years editorial experience. desires
ton. Age 80. Box 1sS-B, Star. 7'
PRE-. MED. STUDENT; night school:
veteran y. S. N. Hosp. Corps: best
ref; D. c. permit; typing; free Mon.-
Fri. $3.50. desires responsible posi-
ton. ME. 1878 or Box. 426-B,
PUBLIc RELATIONS man. knows
ing and expediting. Also community
IeIations. Box 42S.B. Star. g.
APRA member. experience in sales
promotion, public relations and bust
ness administration. Seeks new posi-
Reply to D. KOPLIK, exec dir,
APRA. 1910 Vermont ave. NV. DI
REFRiGERAT1oN MECHANIC 3
years exp, desires position with
commercial arm, interested only in
position with future. Box 41s-B.
SALESMAN, 25. native-born. college;
retail food exper., seeks similar or
affiliated trainee pos. with good
organization. Box BOOB, Star. -
STENOGRAPHER - Shorthand; 120
w.p.m.: typing rs; also thorough
knowledge mimeograph; 12 years
experience, including all phases Of
nee work, particularly sales; own
new car. Ii. 6-4309.
Evening star., 1950-04-06

COOK for small homelike restaurant
COUNTER e%H iisi D. GIRLS Hisi and mattresses,
white. Contact Mr.. Thomas before
Il noon. EAST POTOMAC GOLF
pASGfNG HSS9hSG INSTRUCTORS, no exp exper.
EARL-WYc DANCE sTUDIo, i4I0
Columbia rd; NV, or call HU. 9l71
for personal interview. 5
FOOD CHECKER. experienced; good
CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and X SIS.
FOUNTAIN GIRL-Every night and
every other Sunday, Good pay and
pleasant nIsrI %9Tklns }rl S2n s9nditIens Ap-
M1iiside MAcx; 4954 4954 Marlboro Pike es s.e'
FOUNTAIN, white; local ref; capable
managing; meals and uniforms, good
salary. LEsSER's, 1s4l Columbia
FoUNTxIN GIRLS, white ta,; fast
Appiy IN person n1 vERMoNr as IN sPhafs PHAR
= Macy; Vermont and L NV.
sHsRMAcY f4fsf n!shf eosS ySrk Eve pARh 81 LANE
FUR SALESLADY-Exper. in selling;
full or part-time. Call OR. $500.
GENERA al RAJ OFFICE woRkER.-ean
GENERAL OFFICE WoRKER-Typist
and asst. bookkeeper. Apply 1920
Wis ave. Resident of Bethesda or
Chevy Chase preferred. -
HOTEL CASHIER-State exper., age
and salary desired in first reply.
HOUSEKEEPER, 75-room hotel; ex-
perienced, age 80 to As; live in or
out HO. 6720. Call after 5 pm
HOUSEKEEPER and plain cook to
live in; new modern home; settled;
must be experienced and like chill
dren: no Sundays; salary open, de-
pending on ability: must have local
ref. Call bet. and !. TU. 4040.
MARKER AND ASSORTER for laun-
dry: must be eXper. Apply LUNA
CLEANERS 1908 13th 81 NV -
Evening star., 1950-04-06
PERSONALS

MONTE VISTA RANCH, Berkeley
emphasizing safety, happiness. de,
velopment; for selected, limited
group of boys, 6-14. Plan your
.1yo 6Dys psiXHN yasHt1Gn easls 1siyons new dual
SIsS;s5 ssSs5 ::;;ss ss ID RI + &
POPULAR GSni voIcE-prot. orch. and
night, club training. Free audition
includes reeoTdns Of sdvancsd voice Em E,
dents. cHAs' NEWMAN sTUDios,
SOLVE THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL, DRESsMAKEE SSH, sh.s
ons sesis suit oS or sad you 70 Do ha''
is; IGsatsa 8 at III l5I0 r !" NV RIM ."
PERMANENT. s4: shampoo and
Rtsa *ass So srAST4 u eofRfsE
KIND, LOVING CARE given invalids,
nervous and elderly. people. Day
and night care in quiet Va. nursing
home: est. 1882. FA. 0191. =
FOuND-Seeurity t9r your permanspt asp
NER's. 612 18th st. NV. MA. s015.
REDUCE TO MUsIC-streamline your
figure and improve your posture by
joining one of our tap dancing
classes now forming. BARR-DAU-
NIT DANCE STUDIOS. 1877 Column
bia rd. NV. -HU. $500. Ill
BETTER HEALTH STUDIOS-Colds
and chronic pains treated; trained
nurse; appointments. CO. 5l15.
sANlTARIUM has pri-
vate and semiprivate vacancies at
reasonable rates: 24,hr. trained
who is in daily attendance. FA. 0643.
su1s.n' ssas. 81 shrs eoso ljssnsed By county and
for elderly lady beautiful
tray service. Wo. 9287. IS
FEEL BETTER after FIRST treatment
OF. no fee: relief for nervousness
exhaustion. high blood pressure
sinus arthritis constipation piles
colds 1u: swelling feet aching Joints
helped remarkably by manipulation
diathermia colonic trrigation. sal
yanic. sun rays and other methods;
men. women: lady naturopatn. 20
Years experience. Reas. SH 1855.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments.
syes pTemOt .6s sns ass eSieps se5yiss 5ys oDen
vacancy in eonvalescent home;
cheerful room. good food. tray serv-
A HAPPY HOME for your child In
the. country, with wholesome food
and acres Of safe playground. MRS.
BICKLE, Haymarket 74-F-21: Mr..
BICKIE. ST. 9200, Ext. 2702.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
SALESLADIES
WE HAVE SEVERAL
OPENINGS FOR
EXPERIENCED SALES
HELP. MacMANNES,
1912 ST. NV,

SALESWOMAN full or part time, one
thoroughly familiar with fabrics and
home sewing; prefer some one living
in vicinity of store. HOME STITCH
SHOP, Shirlington Business Center,
Arlington. Va. -
SEAMSIRESS-Mus be experienced
in upholstery and slipcover sew
ME. 7421. -
ing store; must be experienced on
CLEANERS, 1920 I4th st. NV.
SECRETARY-STENO - In
management dept. of weekly news
magazine. Includes shorthand. typ
ing, filing and general office. work
ton. Opportunity for use Of initia;
tive; 5-dav 40-hour week; liberal
vacation and sick leave; free group
: insurance; other employment ad-
vantages. Call 1905. Mon.-Fri.
DI. 1900. Ext. 261. -6
SECRETARIAL position for young,
attractive women willing to work
for reasonable salary until Sept,
with increase at that time. Box
424-B. Star.
SHIRT FINIsHER, colored; expert,
enced: Apply LEES LAUNDRY, 2916
Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-9150. =
SHIRT FINISHER-Experien to
at RiNALDI AND LEEMANs. 1928
SHIRT OPERATOR for laundry:
must be exper.; new equipment; ex-
fHNa f95sA cEANER xG5kns isd5 l4th ADpy
SHOE sALEswoMEN, full and part
time, experienced, for Hyattsyilles S
newest shoe store. QUALITY SHOE
SILK FINIsHERS for dry cleaning
plant; S45 for 45.hour week; must
SILK PRESSER, must be thoroughly
experienced on evening dresses and
pleating; good references necessary;
stEs5sGs pIaEE Gs RI ess qlel a1
to so tipping; part-time. Call JU.
7-14O0 between 10 and 3.
STENOGRAPHER-Under 30. to as
sist executive head. Small indus
trial trial organization; Experience re- re-
for, assuming responsibility. Inter-
esting. 5-day week. Permanent
position. Start 1925 monthly. Call
sTENoGRApHER, TEi oeaS must be able to
take dictation, meet the public and
assume general clerical duties: hours.
9-5. 5Ha-day wk. Apply MR. HOOVER,
Emergency Hospital. -
STENOGRAPHER, medical, for Dr.'s
office: good salary and working cond
Apply Rm. 312, 1901 Eye st. NV
STENOGRAPHER, some knowledge Of
bookkeeping and general Office exper;
S45 wk. Apply JAFFE-DOVE CON-
STRUCTION CO., Oil 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER-B ages %
to 80, for law firm. Must have
good stenographic ability; expert
typist. with knowledge of bookkeep-
ing. Call NE. 3475 -6
STENOGRAPHER-C R-CLERK-Under 25,
for permanent position with large
insurance CO.; h-day week. Apply
in person, 41S Woodward Bldg.
TYPIST-Good salary; permanent
position. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO., 703 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GRILL-Horse shoe counter: dewn-
town area, $500 per day; open
suick sm TO Sa,e sp 6oS closed e oS" Sat os for
RooMiNG 6Niq g srSsiNEsSssALih NSsL re- roems Sno'
baths rent, Sl0s.3l; income. S32l
plus 2s1m apt. near 18Th and Go,
BOOMING BtSiNEssGls rooms, =
baths, 3,yr. lease. $4,000, 81 900
down bal $50; income. $500 plus :
h [Ri Hs5s 1dsa NJ iGF R.lss RsG;; si9S snS
GROCERY AND MEATS. IL miles
from D. G.; 5000 weekly bus; S75
rent; s6'5oo' plus stock. FA. 7ao7,
RooMING BUSINESS rooms. Z
3,rm. apt, price, 81 l56; down.
$1,000. Nr. Dupont Circle. MT,
Kyle with A. r. sEELYE' Dl, s@S25.
REST.-LIaUoR-In heart of wash
ington business dist finest equip
ment men h,Is,rs' one owner II years fCins
ment; balance monthly notes. BOZ
RESTAURANT tbeer and wine,-
Nearby Virginia. $4,000 annual
kIOss puslutSS, low rent OF S[pb
MONTH Located in shopping center
established 10 years. A real OPP
portunity, Low price, terms. shown
BY appt. only; Call Mr. Payne MI;
eRsI s2sG. Ess Es1.r AL yv with oFE, FREDERICK
rent. closed Sun: servins sand
wicheS and hot platters; paStrr cons
eession, Terms, HI. 1854. BY appt..
a.m.-3 pm. e.
ginia, gifts, ANTIQUES. book and hobby
supplies; must give up, Call week
GENERAL CONTRACTOR WANTED
homes in this area for national mts.
Financing arranged. Apply 1907
AUTOMOBILE BUsiNEsSEopportu-
nifty for successful automobile dealer
franchise' land BUILDING inventory. @
and repair equipment IN thriving
Southern Md. town. Purchaser to as
sumo liability on new cars on hand,
presently floor planned through ono
same town, Owner must retire be-
cause of Ill health and will sacrifice
at S2b, 900. $4,000 cash will handle.
Gall MT Newton, ST. 1903. VIM M.
DRESS SHOP In active Conn, ave.
Opportunity for right party to net
at least $4,000 per year. No agents.
BOX 36S-B, Star -
FOR TAILoR-with
living quarters above. In busiest
part Of H st: ne: reas. rent. Call
HoHENsTE1N BROS. 652 H ct. ne.
VALET SHOP-Doing good business
in cleaning and laundry Apply 1880
R street NV. Mgr. MR.. MoAFEE,
BUILDER 321-3l9 Hume ave will
sacrifice houses 700 complete nr.
CHECK ROOM CoNCEssioN for
lease. downtown Washington hotel.
AddTsss Box 249sA, star
minutes TO Washington via Shirley
hwy. for rent, $50 month. D1 1896.
FOUNTAIN-D off-sale beer; ST.
600 wk,; no Sun; a steady but good
money maker; $4,000 down. SIMONS,
SANDWICH SHOP and snack bar for
sale. best location. Excel, oppor-
tunity for man and wife or 2 part
ners; long lease; small cash. Box
REsT.oDHLic., beer: good businesu
ideal place. Same owner IA years.
Splendid OPP. Price. $500; will
arrange terms. Many other good
values. A. s. ECONOMON, LA.
6-6S17, HU. 1913.
RESTAURANT WANTED. Glass c liz
cense; have substantial cash Call
Greenhelt A7hl q.
Evening star., 1950-04-06
statesmen

CAR essential; one of the out
standing opportunities in the
country today to connect with
an established national con-
Germ, and grow in a rapidly
expanding program, in the sale
of major electrical appliances.
Men, % to 40. with response
bility who need incomes of
$1,000 a year and up preferred.
A complete training program
provided. Salary while train
ing. Draw against liberal COM
mission. For appointment
and interview call HO. 0q35,
Mr.. Dial WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY CO., 3140 M st. NV.
ID
Evening star., 1950-04-06

BAR MAID-For small cocktail
lounge; good pay. Apply in per-
son. CONGRESSIONAL COCKTAIL
Evening star., 1950-04-06

II YOU have home demonstration ex-
perience. interested in managerial
to offer. Phone IL. 3-7915, for appt
go TO noon. IS
MEN WANTED as hardware sales
men. Apply at l434 Fla. ave. ne
YOUNG MAN-Wstch and jeweiry re-
pair estimator: experienced preferred
but not necessary. Paid vacation
and company benefits. Apply in
person to Mr. Simball at CASTLE
BERGS, 1904 st. NV.
YOUNG MAN wanted as clerk and
stock keeper in small flye and ten
and drug store store perm perm. cpS1 positlTn nIn
2f55. s
YOUNG MAN, afternoon and evening
work as cashier and title clerk fol
automotive company; good condi-
tions; exper. pref; substantial SAL
ary. State age, experience, etc,
Box 244-C. Star.
YOUNG MAN, white, unmarried, high
school graduate, legible handwflt-
ing, D. C. drivers permit. car de
person to learn business; S35, &c
start. Phone ia. 2400 for appoint
ment. =
YOUNG MAN, for local office Of con-
struction equipment firm. Must
know typing; shorthand would help
but not essential Permanent JOB;
chance for advancement; no summer
workers. please, State oualifica-
YOUNG MEN (3)-White. 1s to 25,
assist manager in circulation sales
work: no experience necessary; aver
age earnings. $50 wk. Apply
9 to $50 am, RIM. s2%, 724 9th
Evening star., 1950-04-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

'OL.-Desire part-time lob as maid;
no cooking or children. DE. 2971,