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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

MIR. Burbridge, during the total
18-hour test, works in shifts with
two deputy supervisors, Lorenzo
Miller, colored, 4801 East Capitol
street, and Douglass r. Summers,
colored, IS Forty-seventh street
Sc. Mr.. Burbridge and Mr.. Sum-
mers are veterans of the last war
with training in aircraft indenti-
fication. Mr.. Miller was an air
raid warden here during the war.
OF the neighbors they ap-
preached on the subject of air
spotting, IS per cent volunteered
to have a try. While the entire
force turned out at 9 am. yes
terday for preliminary orientation,
the staff later was reduced to
normal size Of one chief, or deputy,
one spotter and one recorder to
telephone aircraft identifications
to Baltimore filter center" Spot
tiers and recorders work in one
hour shifts.
Spoilers posted on a penthouse
of the Male School roof can see
up to 10 miles away in virtually
all directions. Only to the South
does an intervening knoll blind"
them to low-hying craft.
Compass Marked on Craft.
Chalked on the penthouse curb
ing are the major points of the
compass. A compass, aircraft sill
houette charts, an Air Force hand
book and log sheets for reports
are standard equipment.
The log sheet, from which data
is telephoned as quickly as pos
Sible to Baltimore, reports aircraft
direction, distance from post, al
titude. number, type and identity
as well as the time observed.
The purpose of the posts is to
give warning of possible impend-
ing attack to distant rather than
nearby cities in view of the speed
of present-day aircraft: The look
out for Washington, for example,
is the task of posts miles away in
all directions.
Results of the two-day test run
will be weighed by the Eastern
Air Defense Force. Stewart Air
Force Base, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

and were instructed on the role
that the citizens groups are ex-
pected to play in that develop
ment.
Inspector John e. Fondahl, act
ing director of civilian defense.
appealed for the delegates active
support of the program which.
like fire and life insurance, we
hope we won't need, but still must
have quickly"
The sum which will be re-
quested from Congress to carry
on the program in the future, he
said, will stagger practically
everyone in Washington" He did
not elaborate on the statement.
Max c. Schwartz, chief air raid
warden for the District, described
the measures that are under way
for training body of men in the
fundamentals of defense from an
atomic attack. Plans for dividing
the city into go or TO separate
areas" and for the appointment
of area wardens to head defense
activities in each area were an
nounced.
The delegates voted after a hot
debate to increase the dues to the
Federation from $40 to SIS year
the increase being necessary to
cover inflated costs of mailing and
printing. The cost for member
ship during a fraction of year
was raised from S. to $40.
The Federation's constitution
was also amended to permit the
election of officers emeritus who
have served many years in Office.
Immediately after the amendment
carried, David Babp, of the Con-
necticut avenue Association, who
has served for ~ years as secre-
tary of the executive board, was
elected secretary emeritus.
Elected to serve on the Fedora
TONS executive board for the
coming year were Mr.. Bapb, Mr..
Baker, Mrs. Henry A. Bartlett of
the Burroughs Association; John
H. Connaughton of Petworth;
Joseph A. Kaufman of Forest
Hills; Thomas E. Lodge, American
University Park; Jerome P. Lynch,
Brentwood Terrace; Clifford H.
Newell, Arkansas avenue; Mr..
Steinem and Walter F. WATSON of
West End.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

dCU1NC
A veteran of World War II, 1t
Lippincott remained in this coun-
try. He was discharged and fin
ished his education at the Uni
versity of Florida. He re-enlisted
and went to the Fort Benning
Paratroopers' School.
His mother, Mrs. Estephanie H.
Lippincott, 1900 Thirtieth street
Sc, has been in Washington for
the last year. Mrs. Lippincott said
he was with the first 20 Americans
to- reach Korea after the North
Korean invasion in June. His wife,
Mrs. Margaret Lippincott, lives in
Tokyo. The lieutenant had been
stationed in Japan since Septem-
Der, 1949.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

one was that the engineer students
thought they'd have the after
noon off. But the parade flxed
that. Fort Belvoir. like the rest
Of the Army is on six-day week
and has been since the Korean
emergency was declared last July.
Before the review. Gen. Clark
presented medals to World War II
soldiers and recognized the reac-
tivation or entry into active duty
of 10 engineer units which
marched in yesterdays parade.
Capt. william r. Hahn, Bronx
vile, N. Y, was presented with
the Bronze Star Medal for :meri-
torious achievement in ground
operations against the enemy In
Europe. He successfully led a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Arlington Hospital Group
To Witness Color Films

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Arlington Hospital, Association
will meet at 1880 pm. Tuesday
at st. Georges Episcopal Church
parish hall, 908 North Nelson
street. Arlington.
Miss Ann Smith, director of
nurses at Arlington Hospital, will
speak and show ,colored pictures
|of activities at the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Safety Talks
Inspector Mansfield
To Address Glasses

Inspector Richard Mansfield
The Stars safety director, will
conduct safety talks in seven Dis
trict and Prince Georges County
schools this week. Schedule OF
the talks follows:
Tomorrow. B., Md, 1890
am.
Tuesday-Shaw Junior High
School, 10 am.
Wednesday - Camp Springs
Md, $50 am. and 1880 pm.
Thursday-Baden, Md, 1870
pm.
Friday-Marlboro (Md.) Ele-
mentary, $50 am; Douglass
School, 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

partment an
nounced ! a S t
night.
1t. John C..
Lippincott, "a.
of Jacksonville,
F ! a., W a S re-
ported slightly
W o u n d e d on
DC t o b er Is.
Previously in
September he
had been re-
ported seriously
wounded, b u t
had returned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Beach PTA to Serve Dinner

The Parent Teacher Association
| of the Beach School will serve a
ham and turkey dinner from noon
to Z pm. Tuesday at Murphy's
Restaurant in North Beach, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Elks to Roast Oysters

The Prince Georges County Elks
Lodge will hold an oyster roast at
its clubhouse, 4301 Baltimore ave-
Enue, Bladensburg. from 2 to 6
o'clock this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
1t. J. Lippineott
is Again Wounded

An Army lieutenant. whose
mother lives in Washington, was
wounded for the second time in
action in Korea, the Defense De-
Evening star., 1950-11-12

HELP MEN
INSURANCE. SALESMAN residing

INSURANCE SALESMAN. residing in
Falls Church area or vic, to cover
approx. 800 leads each month in the
fre and casualty. business as well
asrp,;I as 9ther a.nlrt forms 81 insurance A won.
wishes to make the insurance busi-
ness his profession Interview Mon
day between 8 and IL. 1923 14tt
st. NV. -12
JANITOR. married. with D. C. ex-
perience and references, must bt
thorough and handy with tools. nice
perience and references. Box 97-D
Star.
JANITOR, colored, age 30-40; 5th-
class engineer with license; perma-
nent position: working hrs. from z
Pm; to ! am. Apply to MR.
NV, between 0 am. and p.m.-14
JANITOR. sober, must be experienced
an a9 .ake EsAs sh5f g la1sf % %Dulsi3s 1919 Hs4 So
yEWILRY ESSi RI n;xi SALESMAN, exper., BE per.
a5snss, a5s Sl'iG e H&RvEY fe JE@EERRs HS EeFiEs
JEWEEERiY' Y g. SALESMAN. exper. mi4 ir
credit jeweiry business; excel. op-
port. for the right man; good start
ing salary; company benefits. See
MI: Alexander. KENT JEWELERS.
JEWEI,RshY " ,sh s. is.AL1EssMAN, L1EssMA exp, es-entta, m14
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. under 2e;
accounting UNDERGRADUATE accept
able. APPLY Room 800. $40 l4th
st. NV. between 8 am, and 3 pm.
JUNIOR SALESMAN, good typist anc
ONCE man; rapid promotions; perm
Call Monday, FIR. 1908.
LABORER with D. of C. drivers per.
init. steady year-round work to re.
liable, industrious man Apply
Mr.. NASH. 1915 Bryant ST. ne
Strictly non n-drinker
LATHERS WANTED. Call LO. 5-02Qs
after 5 pm. -12
LAWYER-Firm needs young lawyer
to handle Municipal Court anc
divorce cases. State qualifications
Box 114-G. Star
Evening star., 1950-11-12

EMBASS SECY. (F
Social 5-day. under 80, tax exempt,
$500 mo-; real estate secy., S225:
5-day, secy., free to travel. 1928;
aviation, constr. secy.; nr. College
Park, Md, $3.50; railroad secy.,
fee to $40 wk.. If oual. See Miss
Lee or Miss Grant first. BOYD'S,
700 18th, cor. G NV, Ma 234O.
tPay no advance fees).
Evening star., 1950-11-12
HELP MEN
CARPENTERS, steady work for /

CARPENTERS, steady work for next
to mos hrs days per wk:'
cARprShFRs ShaiR Bridge s;,5 rd' n;w 4sn,v s,,
ana Exsrss sts nnlse ne. sec ee0iz ERNEsf
cfGAR cMfAHtlei CLERKS, >. for progressiv.
new drug store in Bethesda. Excel.
lent working conditions plus vaca.
Sn iek ssEs Salary ans SIS sFqoP oT asasf
wk. plus, liberal pm. arrangement
CARRIER, OF. T414. IA,
CLERK to help in drycleaning store
CLEANERS, EN-, 1886. -1a
CLERK, familiar with use of addina
ability to handle fisures. hrs. Il
noon to 10 pm, 5-day wk, State
peeted. Box l00-D. Star. -12
CLERk-Part time in liquor store, !
req' pn B sox ,2sns aG ss9' sta4 state ls Iesal
CLERK-DRIvER, prefer man over 20.
1909 1909 pay. kEARNEY MARKET. 3S1
cLERKskuNNER, iIse sii Rtsi law student i@ o,
graduate preferred, white only; Sl2 5
per month starting salary, 5-day
week, hours 9 to 8; opportunity for
rapid advancement. Reply giving
srsnees Bas as-b' ssfpesssnoe ssar ana rel
CLERk-TYPlsT, young man with
aptitude for figures. by lumber And
millwork company in Bethesda, Nd.
State age. educ. and salary expected
II u Il reply; 7 Iv Box a27,D. Star, la
ualty: insurance company. Good
chance to learn business. 5-day.
37Es-hour week. Apply NORTH,
WESTERN. sig Woodward Bldg.-14
CLERK-TYPIST. exper., age 35 to 40
pref: good salary; desirable oppor-
.nunity nnnitgy for good reliable man. Apply
cIERk.TYPIsT, aSsi rs 81 to 80. for ls va.
ried office work in uptown appli
ance store; type 80 w.p.m.; expe.
rience not necessary; will train ir
bookkeeping. MR.. DORIAN, OR. 1900
COLLECTION MAN, experienced ! for
delinauet accounts department small
loan experience helpful but not nee
essary. Salary commensurate with
ability. Permanent. Apply KENT
JEWELERS, 791 9TH st. NV, Ia
COLLECTOR, Sats- only; guaranteed
salary: car NECESSARY Apply SAND
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT.
for new house development in Be
thesda. thoroughly exper. and IA
miliar in this area. Refs. REQUIRED.
Box 231-D. Star. -12
COOK, experienced and fast on short
orders; must have reference show.
ing steady employment and ability:
start S225 mo Box o7-A, Star
COOK OK-GRIDDLEMAN wanted. white
exper apply only. VIRGINIA RES
TAannPsoANT. 119 B st. Sc. Ii
cory BOY for advertising agency. n
opport.s for recent high school
COUNTERMAN = For Rosher-styIe
delicatessen, must be expert sand
wich and salad man; coed salesman;
Call TIE. 0OaG or apply SHfRLING.
TON DELlCATESSEN, 4Ol5 S. 2sth
CREDIT CLERK. for credit clothine
store; excel, salary. pleasant sur
rocndinss. ASkINs. 737 7th st.
NV. -
CREDIT woRK-Young man with
some credit eXper as asst. credit
ment. KAY JEWELRY.o sol u'HHGt f St.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
HELP MEN
Drug Store Manager

Non-registered. Liberal salary ant
bonus arrangement. Applicants mus
have current experience in high
volume drug store management. Fol
further information. call MR.. CAR
RIER. OF. 7414 Ia
ELECTRICIAN-Mu have D. C
journeyman work card. drivers pei.
nit; must be sober; must know re.
RaiT III bs51RsSsi poRTER Call L. 4-2!ls All
ELECIRONik technicians. handle
servicing Of radios recorders, ampn-
, tiers, Ss,; slc; settled man over 80
ELECTR0NIC, product line super.
in person. U. S. RECORDING CO,
l347 s. Capitol ST.. lat o ST.. ID
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS, expert
enced for advanced research work
JACOBS INSTRUMENT CO.. Be-
ELECTRoNiCs OR RADIO ENGINEER
Free to travel. Apply HOPKINS
ENGINEERING CO, INC, S31
Munsey Bldg. RE 1915. ID
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, ex-
perienced. preferably middle aged
and retired. Call CO. 1885 -13
Evening star., 1950-11-12
HELP MEN (Cont.)
Assistant To
Superintendent

experienced man IOr a large
furniture warehouse. Good
pay and steady position.
Opportunity for hard work
ing and ambitious man. Re-
plies held strictly confiden-
tial. Box 145-D, Star.
AUTO BILLING CLERK-Washins-
tons oldest Ford dealer has opening
for young man with promising fu-
tqre; good salary plus co, BENEFITS;
SIgafETs 2SAigTaafaE yk ,n See Mt Gust; Jas.,dI HILL &
Afro MECHANIC. Ford experience;
good working conditions. modern
shop: Apply to Jimmy Presnell,
MoNR06 sE' 4so6. FORD CO. Silver @Fa spTiPs,
AUTO MECHANICS, must be all
fofh. fah 6 - ana a'%ii Maine w. ave A s:w sARSER'
AUTO MECHANIC. 1st class. salary
open: general repair work also
osisfE' of 81. sais snsuire AZ llth 5. Lis t;"''
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICs-If you
liye in Va. and are tired of fighting
Washiagton trafic. 1t will pay you
70 Investigate the propositicn Joe
eHGRch eIfh Ras aARAoSS e Sfs inc at De Fas sd1oss
Plymouth Dealer in Falls, Church,
Va. Call FA. 1900 and ask for. Joe
AGro MECHANICS ta>. top salary;
men with General Motors experience
to work in new and modern equip.
leadership; excellent working condi-
oLDsMoBILE CO., Is4l 9th s. \ e.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS - II You
fishting Washington trafic, it viii
pay you TO Investigate the proposi-
CHURCH GARAGE. INC. De Soto
Plymouth dealer in Falls Church.
AHTS pro SAprAroR RAD taks-on man.
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRMAN. quail
ihed ln6l man only need apply. AID.
Afro SALESMAN, % to As, must
be settled, good appearing, hard
working and desirous of a perma-
nent position with Chevrolet and
one on .s,i Of the most aggressive dealers
night outfit, instead demands the
highest caliber personnel. Write
Box lol-D, Star for a personal
AUTO sALEsMAN-New cars. Dodge
and Plymouth Dodge trucks. Call
LU. 4-740O. FRANCIS a. PARSONS,
2100 Nichols ave. s.e. Ia
AUTO SALESMAN. to sell the beaut.
rev Kaiser and the sensational new
Of hne used cars. scHLEGEI /
Takoma Park, D. c. GE. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
HELP WTD. AGENCIES (cent. J
MUTUAL, ITO G
MA 0Q54

Men-Editor, technical, two, S6,4O0;
asst. editor, tech, two. $3.50. per-
sonnel, exp, cd. future open; up
holsterer, exp, fine furn., S24 day:
machinist, exp, experimental constr.
clerk. sales trainee, S3I6: clerk
typist, S216: mail clerk. yng., alert.
$500; driver-helper, furniture, two
S113.
Women-Exec. secy., $3.50; legal secy.,
$3.50; secy., Spanish English, S. h.,
$3.50; stenos.. exc. future, two
S23S: bkprs., full chg. two. S65;
clk.-typist, some S. h. des., two,
S225; dictaphone oper., exp, S2l5:
personnel, exp. sd. future. open
typist, yng., some S. h.. S195. Ia
Evening star., 1950-11-12
REAL ESTATE statesmen
ATTENTION

We are in need of a few liye-vire
statesmen. Can you qualify? Ex-
perience not essential. If selling
is your game call SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc,
Ii. $4,000 IA
Evening star., 1950-11-12
ROUTEMAN

We have several opportunities in our
sales department for men between
% and 40 yrs. of age These are
permanent positions with excellent
Advancement possibilities. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY, 21l9 14th NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Draftmen, Structural
DRIVERS AND HELPERS
Apply Monday, GAS AM.
SUPER SERVICE TRASH co
$40 Delaware Ave. S.W.

DRIVER DELIVERY for retail eroc-
cry. store. B. g. B. FOOD STORE,
2444 Wis. ave. NV. Good salary
for a steady, worker. EN-. 1906.
DRIVER -SALESMAN-Must be ex-
perienced in food distributing and
familiar with Washington area.
Must be bonded. Guaranteed salary
plus commission. 81. 0672. -1a
DRIVER. American cab, 80 Plym.,
S32. Ind. cab, colored driver, $50,
Chey., S32; radios. MR.. GOFF,
1929 Mass. ave. NV, NO. 9742,
DRUG Se tS cLERk, ERR eais; Experienced. good hrs.
good pay. Apply MAXWELL &
TENNYsoN ONCE, suite 103. 915
DRUG CLERK, exp. only, full or
part time. See DR.. Reiter, ALASKA
PHARM.. Ga. and Alaska aves.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
BRASSIERF SALESMAN

DHAOS1ERE SALESMAN
Popular priced short line of Bras
sieres; Garter Belts, and 2-way
sfrstchesj str nsj. For Maryland virginia
idsa sidelne Real Amna5ns monsy maHsT naHef
ritory. AMOUREX FOUNDATIONS,
712 So. Federal. Chicago 5.
BRICK LAYER. white, foreman for
commercial and houses. Good op-
portunity for the right man. GI.
BkIcklaYERs 4ae9 EHs ss4 WAN1ipAro11 sfssE + At
Chapel oaks. Nd, about Ia miles
BuLLDozER' AND Fan Pan OPERATOR.
white. reliable, experienced; must
have. have ntI,ansgerts.tnioana; .naa; steady en-
BUILDozER oPERaiToR, cletrack;
RoBERTs f' E. LAP1MER. npP1S r 9s.s0R 1R.. Rivep tG
rd. ar'' B. g. o. R.R., West Bethesda.
BULLDozER OPERATOR for I'd.
to man who can do fine grading
BUTCHER. kosher. experienced. Ap-
ply in person. MARINoFF g. PR1TT
BuTcHER Tao IA fys ist class; nw selfservice meat
SSHRESvERIY SIRS SUPER MARKET, TN:
Caa1ssiNiETMAKER. a1sEi experienced dtE with
Ggstompade sgx mn q m furniture 7appy apply reas
auto laundry; steady work. extra
men for week ends. 1910 Ga. ave.
CAR WASHER, to wash cars and
change tires. HARTLEY,S, INC.
5000 r. I. ave-. Hyattsville. WA,
CARPENTER-Large property owner
can give steady, year-round work to
reliable, competent mechanic on a
reasonable salary basis. NASH,
ISIS Bryant st. ne.
CARPENTERS = Exper: only; .hous..
ing JOB; closesin Arl;; Lee blvd. and
CARPENTERS (6). mechs. only; top
wages. Report with tools to Mr.
Collins. rear 6400 block, Agar I'd,
Hyattsville. WA. $3.50.
CARPENTERS. trim hands only. Ap-
ply at 1014 Mount Olivet rd. ne.
CARPENTERS and carpenters helpers.
TRoW CoNsT. CO, Georgia ave.
and Evans dr., Silver Spring. top
castRPI'EiNiTERs. A 1st class mechanics.
wate wals top 51misr Taass cs st9 Mr. rsstdsgt Wsos
CHECKER. with grocery exper.; per-
manent position. good starting SAL
ary. Apply CATHEDRAL SUPER
MARKET. 5000 Conn. ave. Ia
CHEF. white. for club-Salary open;
experience and references will be
pm. Room 1880 National Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
PERSONAL Cont J

II interested in a Job or a vacation
in. Florida this winter, see display
ad; C-3. Book Page, this newspaper
Evening star., 1950-11-12
ENGINEER

opportunity for white man
With 5th-class license; for large Of
nee bldg. Must be able to make
mlnof repairs and supervise person.
mel. Excellent starting salary, with
advancement after proving ability.
See M: Gedney. LEGUM L. GERBER
REALTY CO., 1857 Conn. ave. NV.
ENGINEERS. white, ind class DC.
steam license. exp, with water tube
ssi,!, boilers and No. { 8 fuel oil, fring
midnight TO S am. shifts. Salary
$3.50 per 4o-hr. wk.; paid vaca-
ton; only sober dependable men.
Apply stating age. experience and
references. Box 199-D, Star. -12
ESTIMATOR SALESMAN. floor cov-
erlng business. Salary commensurate
WIN experience and ability. Box
sALEsMEN-sen cha4les chat
Chester nat, nat ,onally known Cushion
entire faff family Fm0itin Fal1 slme hne of side fGr
line. Full-time men earn up to S25
per day. in comm .ssion. Big re-
peats. Samples and equ.p,ne:.S ice
70 producers. CHARLES>CHESTE
sHoE SAooE,on CO; n.ss 1o3 Chester Bids
FARMfRLExperi. FlAsiIShsRH, Eassi in beef cattle.
fencing and machinery; wife for
housework. Modern quarters furn.
c. KENNEDY, 3407 18th ST. NV,
TU. 1000: Sun. Upperville As.
FARMER AND WIFE tno children) !:
good proposition; light farm work
and caretaker. ELPAW KENNELS.
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended. 5
miles out. TIE 2430 or oy. 456l.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
PLCJMRERS

Maryland: Apply JANE JAMES Tl1 PIHMsana N
ING q HEATING CO., 2012 Duke
PLUMBER. good jobbing hand; steady
%K woIK nelper furnished; old firm,
haii nadi letter Of experience to 473S
en- ssss. e ssss:, Ss: Ss { Pssi
PORTER for work around refao
ilurnlture store. Must have D. c.
eofwsr; eoos sa}a1Y permit. ; Good hours and
Physical eond. NseS coLoNy n f aoStsfSi tsaS
Matthews, Wo 4244. for app apt. ME-
PORTER, must have driving hermit
PORTER, coiored. by automobile deal
m General l9l isT portsr TasRinEE RnrE possing ana
must have 5. c. or Mod Nd. driver; wF;
MOTORS, INC, 47O2 Miller ave.
eethesoa' Nd. OIL. 1000. -12
fSSTeE eoioTedE "a; 2psis slsvasor oo operator ~:
PORTER. liaaor ha r4t store. se. n;g: s5s5 J.sr,
Old; good pay; local reference neces-
sary. IA. 5997, 4 to 8 Sun.
PORTER. over FL; liquor store: must
nave good references. be well rec
ommended. Good pay. Do not
phone. CENTRAL, SIS 9th NV. rs
fORIER, mems clothing and fur
nnishings store: perm. MUTUAL
SIORES. cor. z st. at Q NV.
PORIER, colored,- with knowledge Of
swltchboard and have elevator opera
tors license; for modern apartment
mouse: Apply resident manager, THE
EDDYSTINE APT. 1901 Vt ave NV,
PORTER and dishwasher. experiences
on fountain. DRUG STORE, 9th
and Kennedy. Day work.
ER-DISHWASHER, colored: 10.
cal reierence and experience. Apply
HOWARD DRUG, 7th and Fla. NV.
PRESSER, experienced. Apply time
keepers once. Carlton Hotel, 18th
and K SITS. NV. 10
PRESSER. experienced. for small sol.
| vent plant in Falls Church; steady
| work Fails Church OsSI
Evening star., 1950-11-12

When dnsDerino advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sorul Udlue. Copies serue the pur-
pose and originals ndv Get lost.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
PLASTERERS
COLORED

On Iarge housing project. mos
work. WELSH CONSTRUCTING CO. CO,
Baltimore: Apply Mr.. Watson, Col.
iege Gardens off,. 1900 blk. Fred
erlck rd. at Graue lane. Call Bslto.
Longwood $500 or Wash, NO. 500
Ext. A-424 after G u m Is "
Evening star., 1950-11-12

to credit manager for
credit clothing store; permanent
excel. salary. pleasant surroundings.
ASKINS. 731 7th st. NV. III
ASSISTANT MANAGER of established
life insurance agency; salary and
commission. $4,000; sales and super
visory qualities req.; age 26-35. with
pref; position open Nov. 18th.
Write. giving details of exper., edu-
cation and personal history. Box
147-D Star --1T
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TYP1STS TO $50 WK.
Recep. .-typist. pub: S1s5 mo-; recep.,
some typine, PIX $40 wk; COMP
TOMETER opr., Sc, S45 wk.; asst.
bookkpr. some typing. S45 wk.; Bur.
bkpr. mach. OPT, $50 no.; cashier,
openings DAILY. Call in for real
service Test. II yrs.) Miss Reed.
PERSONNEL. SERVICE
1911 G St. NV. MA. 6oss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

XMAS LAWN DISPLAYS wish to
Introduce something new in WASH
ington. My displays are only ap-
plicable to better-clasS homes and
estates. II you are interested in
the most beautiful Xmas displays
imaginable, call ia. S-375S.
] WILL IN NO WAY be responsible
for any debts not contracted by
myself. ALBERT EDWARD STARKE
1913 Sinlms pl ne.
WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
730 4th st. Sc. Wash. d. C. Ia
ACCOUNTANT with over 40 write
ups wants merger with one who
can match this. Box ZIG. Star. .
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Of the National Capital In
surance Company of the District oil
Columbia. for the election of trustees
and the transaction Of any other
business that may be brought to
the attention of the meeting, will
be held at the office Of the company
pennsylvania avenue and Fourth
street Southeast, Washington D. c.
Wednesday. January 10th, 1851, be.
tween the hours OF IL o'clock noon
and O'Clock pm. R. EDWARD
EARLY. secl etary.
CLUBS. GROUPS. SOCIETIES. ETC
Strict privacy for your get-togethers
can comfortably seat up to 100, rea.
sonable rental. WA. 1876.
PIANO TUNING - Free estimate on
repairs. EARL SCHLOTZHAUER
Hamnsfaad Md 4
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DISTRICT MANAGER

opening due to promotion
offered by national ORGANIZATION for
permanent career in distinctly low
pressure field. Territory comprises
AisXandria, Arlington. Fairfax and
semiprofessionai and non seasonal,
Will not be affected by materiai i
shortages. Applicants must be will
ing to work hard for large yearly
income. Previous experience in hir-
ing and developing sales people re-
ouired. Not a desk Job. Car fleces-
sary. Age 25-45. Proven success
ful program and excellent earnings
discussed at interview. Supply
summary Of business experience to
Box lie, Star. ia