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Spanish War Vets
Auxiliary News

Wednesday, the first council
meeting of the Department of the
District of Columbia Auxiliary,
United Spanish War Veterans will
be held at Northeast Masonic
Temple, Eighth and F streets NE.
The proposed 1950-51 budget will
be voted on. Mrs. Edna R. Sum-
merfield will install the following
color team:
Katherine Wagner, Ruth Frye.
Helen Shaw, Edith Eich. Eileen
Amos, Helen Long, Myrtle Runion
and Marjorie Rose.
Col. John Jacob Astor Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday at 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. President Katie
Walsh will preside.
Department President. Mrs.
Marie A. Lucas, has also ap-
pointed the following:
Substitute colors Jennie
Rhodes, Lenora Rosetta, Clara
Hass. Barbara Eicholtz, Sophia
Lewis and Albertine Lockner.
Aides-Dewey Auxiliary, Mary
Will, Anna Murphy and Annie
Venable; Urell Auxiliary, Cherie
Powell, Margaret Frye and Lulu
Faulkner; Petit Auxiliary. Anna
Kripp, Lillian Berry and Hazel
Hamilton Williams; Astor Auxil-
iary, Katie Walsh, Aurelia Guest
and A. Genevieve Craig; Miles
Auxiliary, Hannah Brewer, Kath-
crime Angel and Alice Luskey;
Lawton Auxiliary. Mary Chaplin,
Lillian Bradley and Mary Grissam.
Richard ]. Harden Camp will
meet Thursday at Pythian Tenn
ple., Comdr. Claude L. Jones will
preside. Delegates and alternates
to the national convention will be
elected.
The monthly meeting of the
Lizards will be held Saturday at
Pythian Temple. Gila monster,
Mrs. Mary E. Chaplin, will preside
Col. Jas. S. Petit Camp has
elected Harry w. Burns delegate
and Jason Chambers alternate to
the national convention. Henry
w. Lawton Auxiliary has chosen
Mrs. Mary E. Chaplin delegate and
Mrs. Geraldine Henkel alternate.
Department Travel Director
George F. Cook announces that
the District of Columbia delega-
ton to the national convention
will leave Washington Septem-
ber "a, at 10 am, via the Pennsyl-
railroad and arrive in Atlantic
City at 2:10 pm. Reservations
must be made with Comrade Cook !;
Adams 1853 for information about
transportation.
Sister Anna M. Palmer, men,
bership chairman, expects to out
line program for securing new
members. A membership award
has been donated by Past Depart
u1ent Comdr. Calvin B. Lucas.
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Personalities and Impressions
By Jessie Font Evons

MACKINAC ISLAND. - Famed
as a vacation spot from which au-
tomobiles are barred, picturesque
Mackinac Island. long a haven fol
hay fever sufferers, looks back
upon dramatic events in history
under the flags of three nations
The island fronts for 3l2 miles
the Straits of Mackinac which di-
vide the upper and lower penin-
sulas of Michigan and connect
Lake Michigan and Lake Huron
Jean Nicolet, the French ex-
plorer and emissary of Champlain,
first penetrated this same water
way in 1884 in his effort to find
q new route to China. Through
its sky-blue waters that once knew
only sailing craft, Indian canoes
and pirogues (great trees hol-
lowed by flame and knife) there
now passes an ever-increasing
procession of mighty lake steam
ers. smaller steam craft and long,
low, Swift-moving ore, grain and
produce boats, bringing the COM
merce and the products of the
West to the East. The Wilfred
Silkes, newest. largest and speed
lest of the Inland Steel's fleet of
ore ships, has a readily distin-
guishable musical whistle.
Over hundred years before the
American Revolution there came
to Mackinac Island, in 1861. the
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Personalities and Impressions
Mockinoc Island Playground
Rich in Indidn-CoIoni Lore

beloved 'black robe" Father
Jacques Marquette, who brought
the cross where only savage might
had prevailed. A bronze statue
in the park overlooking the harbor
f1ttingly commentaries his hu-
manitarian service.
There still fingers here the name
of the mighty Indian chieftain
Pontiac and the fame of his con-
spiracy with the Chippewas which
resulted in the massacre of most
of the British garrison at Old
Fort Mackinaw on the mainland.
There followed thereupon the
building of Fort Mackinac on
Mackinac Island, begun in 177S.
It became the Gibraltar of the
Lakes" under both British and
American sovereignty. (To the
uninitiated it should be explained
that Mackinaw City on the main
land, where the first fort was
built, terminates its name with
"w," while Mackinac Island keeps
closer to the French and Indian
appellation of Michilimackinac
with its final "c.")
Under the forts guns on Macki-
nae Island. after the independence
of the United States was acknowl-
edged by Great Britain under the
terms of the treaty of Paris, 1888
there grew up a headquarters of
a fabulous fur trading enterprise
owned by John Jacob Astor.
Still standing but now used as a
community center with library is
the immense storehouse used for
the fat beaver, mink and other
pelts brought there by Indian trap
pers, voyageurs and fur traders
In excellent condition in the top
most story of the stanch old
building with it's hand-hewn beams
is the mighty wheel by which the
great bundles of furs were lifted
from the appraising and weighing
platforms below. Eighteen-inch
floor boards attest the size and
girth of the great trees which
were once a part of the primeval
forests of this region.
Paths along the shore and
through the birch and evergreen
glades. which once knew only the
tread of moccasined feet, the gay
songs of voyageurs and trappers
or the keen scrutiny of fort SEN
tries, now echo to the gay chatter
of summer cottagers and tourist
visitors. But such hardy ANIMALS
as the shadowy, gray Indian pipes
and the brilliant scarlet of the
flaming Indian paint brush still
delight the discerning eye and
have survived the march of time,
just as has one of the old block
houses of Fort Mackinac in its
bold and commanding position
high on the cliffs above the
harbor.
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Eustern Star News

Martha Chapter - Labor Day
weekend tour New York City
benefit Ways and Means Commit
tee. Contact John jackson (TU
2343).
Hope Chapter-Picnic, Jessup-
Blair Park, pm. Saturday. Call
Dupont 7486 or Randolph 6327
for reservation.
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DAV Activities

Meetings for the coming week
King Chapter, Tuesday, 1701
Eighteenth street NV.
National Service Auxiliary, Wed
nesday, 1701 Eighteenth street
NV.
Edward B. Tucker Chapter
Thursday. 17o1 Eighteenth st
NV.
Interior Chapter, Friday, 1701
Eighteenth street NV.
National Service Chapter, Fri.
day, 419 Seventh street NV.
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BRIDGE Calendar

T0NIGHT-F. Arthur Walker Club. 1911
n. Quincy, Arlington; rating point, 8
T0MoRROW-Federa Bridge League
.. 1900 New. Hampshire open master
=. point, 8. La Sale Studio. 1923 Con-
3necticut; open rating point. g.
TUESDAY-Agriculture Club. 1855 Euc-
ia; open rating point 7:45. Andrews
= AIT Force Base on1cerS Bridge Club
Seventeenth; open rating point. g.
WEDNESDAY-Stephan Studio. 1856
:. Euclid; open rating point. /. Wash
jngton Bridge League. Hotel Roosevelt
open master point 7:45.
THURSDAY-Chess Club. Hotel Gordon
.. rating point. 7:45.
FRlDAY-Arlington Farms Duplicate Club
1611 N. Quincy, Arlington; rating
point, 8. Stephan Studio, open ratini
SATURDAY-Agricult Club, open mas
ter point l: Chess Club, rating point
7:45, Walsh Club. Twenty-second ant
p; rating point. 7:30.
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Fifteen persons in one taxi re-
suited in a three-months prison
term for the driver in a South
african town.
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Government Printing Office
Auxiliary will hold an outing at
Rock Creek Park at fireplace C-6,
on Sunday. All are welcome. On
August the auxiliary will take IA
patients from Mount Alto Hospital
on the SIS. Mt. Vernon.
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Meetings this week:
Monday-White- Whitmire Post
Legion Club.
i, Tuesday-Costello Post, Legior
Club: Second Division Post, Co.
lonial Hotel.
Wednesday-Sgt. Jasper Post
Legion Club.
81 Thursday-George Washington
Post Jane A. Delano Post, Legior
Club; Fort Stevens Post. STAINS
bury Hall; National Capital Post
Colonial Hotel; Dept. of Interio
Post, Room, 6071, Department o
Interior.
Friday-Bureau of Engravin.
and Printing Post, Legion Club
Columbia Post, 1924 Georgia ave
nue. NV.
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Meetings this week: -t F..
Tuesday - Treasury Auxiliary
1919 K street NV.
Observation-Disclosures Cater.
ton Auxiliary, 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Wednesday-Naval Gun Fac
tory Auxiliary, 730 Eleventh street
Sc.
Wednesday-Hornet Circle, Mil.
itary Order Lady Bugs, 418 Wash.
ington Loan & Trust Building.
Friday - Potomac Auxiliary
Northeast Masonic Temple.
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HELP MEN Cont

PLUMBERS QM-Good men with
tools union wages. Call WI. 1921
PLUMBERS, exper. jobbing. Please
no helpers. Local ref; 7-day week;
D. c.. permit. JOE PAWTOWSKI,
730 KennedyN st. NV. GE. 0343.
PLUMBERS HELPERS, with D. C.
dryers permit: year-around work.
11O9 9th st. NV. "a
PLUMBER, steady, sober mechanic,
thoroughly exper; in installing s and
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS, steady
employment. Call WI. 1885 between
PLUMBER i GaI Ii MECHANIC. sober, With
sober. WHITE & SONS. Call sH.
PLUMBER. permanent .year-round
msn 5oHN lGsoi WEBs 81 se&G soNs
r iNi e. + AM FILTER; new m2G re-
modelling and jobbing; must be 1st
steady JOB: rel. Apply j. L. BATE
MAN o q SON, 1904 R. 1. ave, ne;
pe 6Ri akso, colored, experienced; 4s-
Room ISIS. National f'q Press B I;..
l4th and F SITS. NV. go
PORTER, good hours and salary; no
nights or SUNDAYS. COLONIAL
VILLAGE PHARMACY, 1877 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va.
PORTER - COLORED - Must have
dishwasher. Apply COSTINS. Mon,
8 am; s35 18th st. NV.
must be neat, alert, sober. industri-
GUS. have elevator operators license,
familiar with stoker and mechan-
ically inclined; 5R-day week, plus
z SUNDAYS no; n Sd5o start With With
suite !. 100 Eye St. nv; ,
PORTER, colored. his. graduate: good
opportunity for neat young man.
Call in person. EMERSON RADIO,
1929 18th st. NV. "a
PRESSERS, wool, capable of turning
out quality work; good pay, perma-
nent job Apply N.Y. ready ns tGr work
PREsSERs-Wool; experienced; per-
rate. ARIsTo CLEANERS, 1926
S. Capitol st. Do not phone. Rs
PRESSERS, experienced on woolens;
good pay; steady JOB. sAFEWAY
PREssERs: wool Is st class; psEm q.
LUM CLEANERS, 223 Riggs I'd, ne.
rRREEss MAN Job for rs Tisht
man; do not apply unless you have
6 had recent 6 expe FF;oeS9n c and P
per; Kluge auto. pressman. Box
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HELP MEN

WANTED, FARMER, married. 2 or 3
children; white, SOBER man only, 90
35 yrs. old; must be man who likes
farm life. Box 234. Merrifield, Va.
MEN FAST SELLING XMAS. special
earn S15 to $50 daily. Apply after
10 am. MR.. KEFAUVER, 70S 18th
st. NV, 3rd II. 10
WANTED-Man with car to train To-
cally for permanent position with
large manufacturing company; Will
consider inexperienced man who Is
willing worker: man accented will
work under direct supervision of
manager: not canvassing; earnings
while training around $l0o weekly:
Apply CENTURY METALCRAFT
HERE'S BIG MONEY! Sell en-
broidered uniforms, coveralls. jack
cts. to all businesses. Big profits.
free. Tops, Dept. 6oea' Roches-
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.
has an opening for young man
to train as sales representative.
sary. Must be from 20 to 80 yrs.
permanent Job. but in chance Of
the future. Apply in person at the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 4036
s sente ss a. ST. ia shirlnston shopyPsins
EXCEPTIONAL oPPoRTU NIFTY
Men, 1926. y. 8, citizens with
Of or asstesa m exp
highly technical service positions,
Salary paid during training period.
Increased income, steady advance
ment and secure future for men
who aHalify state name, address
ent occupation and phone number.
Box 7S-z. Star.
EXPERIENCED MANAGER wanted
for industrial laundry; business al
ready established; opening a new
full particulars in letter, also pre-
airy. COMMERCIAL OVERALL
Brentwood, Nd.
ANCHOR FENCE Co.-opening for
statesmen. IS to 40 years old.
can earn SIS. 900 to to $1,000 a year.
fs ~ pos ISL P RI &c.
SELL Sci. '.0 SHOES DIRECT Leading
manufacturer offers mems dress,
work, safety shoes cushioned with
new Firestone Foamex - Dupont
Neoprene soles, women's shoes. Earn
UP to S25 daily comm. Fast de-
es ysFss sa WE kit 0d ozN fo S free sH Es
CO. 90 Enterprise st. Brockton.
REAL MoNEY-Next 2 weeks season
on; sell calendars, specialties.
matches; prospects everywhere; ad-
sary; samples free. CONTINENTAL
CALENDAR. 542 s. Dearborn, Chi
MARE $50 DAY COMMISSION. Sell
S leS sotrl brass wIss H Rs e!
MAGIC sGIF-ADH RsiSpE EE sfs'
for permanent ehangeable letter
signs; unlimited prospects; generous
s9ed %ts dsf au nsEff ssfo5t o.
Congress. Boston. Mass.
ATTRACTIVE plastic line: Aprons,
Grapes, baby pants. covers for de-
ores strasba pTeS bEet som arns
sion; choice exclusive, territory;
pINAL PRoDucTs, NC. New
N PPhhinl6aSMelphis. OHIO. opc.>r,z. r,oS
seeks resident statesmen, for wash
ington, D., c. and surrounding area,
selling gift and dept. stores drug
and variety chains: commission
basis. 4S STATES ASSOCIATES, %
E. 31st st. New York City.
ExECUTIVE-TYPE SALESMAN
To represent Brown g. Bigelow,
worlds foremost manufacturer of
calendars and advertising special
ties. Free sales training: appli-
cants must be 20 to 40 years of age
and own a car. Only men with
previous selling experience will be
considered. Going into largest
Christmas season in our "a years.
Apply 10 am. to 3 pm, September
% and 26, S055 18th St, Silver
Snriro Nd ~
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HELP MEN

MAN, white, to drive light delivery
and work around sheet metal shop.
Apply 1920 M st. NV. IA
MAN, colored. 'exper4. for salad de-
partment: must be abe to open
oysters and clans: top salary. Apply
TAURANT, 18th and Maine ave
S.w. 20
MAN for light mechanical work on
electric appliance; permanent posi-,
n rlSn A PaE HOO Mover s e., laos
Rhode Island ave. ne.
MAN, As to 55. night clerk for small
hotel; must be sober and reliable.
The HECHT'S HOTEL, $40 G st.
NV. RE. 5000. -26
MAN wanted, white. to service all
makes of gas ranges, experience
Metropolitan Area. Apply in per
APPLIANCE STORAGE CO, 421
Swami ave-, Alex, Va. King s.
MAN, mechanically and electrically
for national office machine manu-.
facturer; qualifications: high school
graduate. neat appearance, good
personality, man selected. will be
trained at our factory service school
az cApCIoCl odldAy DahSd az
cording to individuals qualifications.
Box 493-Z. Star. -27
MAN. white. for general cleaning;
must be strong and alert; references
required. Apply between $3.50 and
4:30 pm. Monday only. No inter
views before or after. STEAKS, INC,
Ara l. ST. NV.
MAN. young. white. for meat dept;
exper. not neces.; good pay; mr..
Suitland. Md. HI. 9507, ask for
JORDAN.
MAN. middle-aged, without family,
to live on farm located on good
highway between Washington and
Annapolis; principal duties consist
of care of owners yard, garden,
some general farm work. House
available; may. have garden. chick
ems, pigs if desired; good salary;
furnish complete details about your
self: references required. Box
MAN NV Waited ntea with car; real oppor-
tunity. Apply 925 Silver Spring ave,
Silver Spring, Md =
MEN, 3, excellent openings, with
earnings above average; no expert
ence necessary, training furnished;
established customers; start on a
l or 2 day trial basis If you prefer.
Apply. FULLER BRUSH COMPANY
Oil Natl. Press Building. or cali
nj Ade-r nT 14nS
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For fine custom work. Must tuft.
Year-around job If satisfactory; top
salary. HOUSE OF CHELSEA. 6406
Ga ave NV RA 1900 pa =
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SHOE SALESMAN
Thoroughly Experienced
Good, Permanent Position
1922 Wis. Ave. WI. 1907

SHOE SALESMAN, mems Shoes, ex-
perienced; permanent; good salary.
Apply els Pa. ave. NV. 25s
steady: excellent earnings. MR..
BRIER, 525 18th st. NV.
SHOE statesmen, experienced only;
liberal salary and commission.
JOSEPH De YOUNG, INC, 1906
sEo St. NV RUy. co,or.d ,or m 1e2sr. ,
errands, stocking material, painting,
etc. Applicants must be strong.
able-bodied, steady. willing worker.
Apply 1240 Mt. Olivet I'd. me-, be-
tween 1:30-3 pm daily pa
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SALESMAN
EIECTRONIC ORGAN

lished house. Opportunity to build
a profitable future. Sales experience
essential, ability to play desired.
Must be capable OF making surveys
and preparing finished installation
proposals. Liberal salary. commits
flied applicants need apply. Per
sonal interview arranged. Box
3O2-X. Star. "a
downtown Catholic religious goods
store. Box No: Alb. Star. PA
statesmen, full or part time work,
fast selling item; excel. opportunity
for am a@bit s3S St man s Apply a1tsE
statesmen to handle Nations fast
est:selling line greeting CARDS, etc;
make up to 1905 profit plus
mas imprints now 60 for 81 to 20
for SI959 reta 81 PERSONA s}n s Ssa-
sample offers on approval. Natl.
distributor, fast local service: Write,
phone or stop in, G sHTT c99;g;
s lGI4 ,stS f WANTEb SA D 4gae to re-
sterling silver, goldfilled and popu,;
lar priced ladies'. mems and babies
jewelry and expansion. bracelet line.
Must have following; give references;
state territory you cover. Straight
eommissiton; ne draw If,gct, aece eIda
lines. S. o. B1GNEY CO.. Attic
sAGEsMAN-Distr. 1909 profit. Elk.
elusive teri. Fast moving packaged
s Sen FRzz2 sRb'fi ro 6fss EXP
SALEsMEN-seli calendars and ad-
vertising novelties. Buyers every
where. Low prices. Big commits
F E|Si G 50 ~ T55s; A sssss
sALEsMEN and/or salesladies to
demonstrate and sell Guardian
Service. Americas Finest Cooking
and Serving Equipment; no short
ages; car and references REQUIRED;
earned more than 500 last week.
MISS WOLF, Ii. 3-1436. rs
statesmen (5), to sell garbage and
t ov5ars incinsTators direct to hone
proposition for sincere men. For
personal interview, call OR. $685..
sA aHX Ss sNSeh 9a5Ione of the Oldest
corporations of its kind in America
needs men. age % to 40, to call on
prospective customers in greater
washington and on Eastern Sea-
board. We furnish all contacts and
will prove by actual demonstration
in the field that our men make
from $500 to 5000 per mo. in a
40-hr. week; car necessary. For
information and positive proof Of
the. above, call between 1890 am.
day. at 91S Warner Bldg. 18th and
E SITS. NV. -2S
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ana De between tne ages VI Il anu
45; no experience necessary. This
is a specialized type Of work that
We will train you to do. See Mr.,
WELLS aS,y 1922 18th St. NV d K 4
YOUTH to make himself useful while
learning the interesting dental sup
M Ht.tinaSN All saei iNc ftsH men,
draft exempt, interested in learning
a trade in artificial limbs; perm.
empl.; G1 training available; 40:hr.
week; paid holi Msy, and nd vas sa7
HsoTTEssT MoNEY-MAKER OUT!
New idea ironing pad pays you up
money. work: Minute demonstra-
Other new sure-fire sellers for every
home. FREE sample offer. Shell
DON. 1923 s. 23rd, Dept. 156, Mil
N Eaake YoG w; MAN with drivers Ii
gfnse s. e. york Sat delivering Call
HAVE Nv MERCHANT MERcHANrs everywhere work
ing for you. You do them a favor
and in return commissions pour in
to you every week. One tiny sale
could make you hundreds of dollars
tail store wants what you have to
offer. We take care of all details.
One call completes your work. Hurry
reply for full information. EMPIRE.
1922 Diversay, Dept. 1884, Chicago
WANTED-Man who needs to earn at
least $75 weekly. Work full or part
time Permanent. National organ
ization. Free outfit. Write RED
COMET. INC, Dept. 731, Littleton,
S ~ T,n,n yrr Zrru
able nearby. Products well known.
Opportunity unlimited for big sales
ness on credit without experience.
Write today for full information.
E Eh.s1sE BIS Dept DC 1-14-2s4
HOWARD 1SitEl UNIVERSITY student to
serve dinner and, do q little house
work for rm., board and $40 a
month. Call Wo 0O7s:
TWO CAR WASHERS, colored. must
have D. c.. permit; vacation with
at Cherner's .Amoco Station, Fla. and
Champlain st. NV. See Mr.. Rackey.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, with cleo
trical experience or background, to
learn commercial and industrial oil
salary with periodic increases de-
Excellent opportunity to command
top pay in relatively short time.
s CalI M sS I PoWERs at WI, 755a12;
AN UNUSUAL MAN for permanent,
full-time sales position; high school
education necessary; normal or col
lege training helpful;, age 26-45;
must have car. Prefer one who needs
to earn 500 weekly. Call Tues. for
appt., 10 a.rn.-5 pm, Ii. 4-S267.
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SALESMAN

manufacturers rep
resentative specializing in the sale
Of materials handling equipment
has an opening for salesman. Pos.
is perm. Earnings commensurate
with results. Experience in selling
Govt. agencies pref, but not essen
tial. Write giving age, exp, educa-
ton. ref, and salary desired. All
responses confidential. Box S0-Z.
Star IA
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ROUTEMEN (2)

Permanent position, no experience
required. Age, 25 to 80. Interesting
work, excellent opportunity with an
established commercial concern.
We require serious, intelligent and
ambitious men with at least high
school education and dependable
references. Excellent salary. Apply
once, mornings, Ola.
American Linen Service Co.
1888 Sth st. NV.
LslsarAhaz -Z0
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nv sERVICEMAN, must have had
Tv schooling and at least q little
experience in installation and serv-
ice. ME. 2646, IA. 0967, 7l9 H
st. NV, CARROLL'S. PA
nv AND RADIOMAN WANTED, ex-
perienced. II you want a per-
manent job with high wages. good
working conditions, see us. DAMAS-
Gus ELECTRIC CO.. Damascus.
Md. Damascus 24Sl. pa
rELLERS, 2 permanent positions
available with la5se local savings
loan association. Experience re-
quired for / of these positions.
Opportunity for advancement with
growing institution. Give full de-
tails including draft status. Box
164-Z, Star. -25
TIRE RECAPPER and section repair
man: must be steady and sober.
HARTLEY'S, 5000 Rhode Island
ave, Hyattsville: WA. 0S63. PA
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TAILOR--FITTER
18th and + SITS. NV.


TAILOR-FITTER
Small amount alterations. ladies' and
mems clothes: help run offlce; year
~ round work; no lay of; If suitable,
may be promoted to mgr. or asst.
HOMELAND TA1LORS. Oil Atlantic
Bldg. $50 F st. NV. -26
TELEPHONE statesmen for largest
sponsored circus: average over 81 90
weekly. Call MIR. MEARL N. JOHN
SON at Bellevue Hotel or WA. 7440
Monday Am. %
TELEvIsION SERVICE. established
suburban dealer, steadyaemployment;
experienced; top SALARY. plus car
allowance. Call Mr.. HARRIS. SH,
r2LEvIsIoN sERvICEMAN-For in
side and outside work. top salary.
Pleasant working cond. Do not
apply y unless sp s1pe Icv See M Mos Graf raj
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. --26
SERVICE MAN, LIST class
who can service all makes. install
antennas. etc. Not afraid Of work
Has car and who desires top earn
ings, Call AP. 3322 for appoint
ment. -25
TELEVISIoN sERyICEMAN with car;
excellent opuDrt. for right man.
Apply 1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
TELEVISION SERyICEMEN-For out
side work; good salary and commits
sion; must be experienced and have
Va. drivers license; best TV lab.
1907 King St, Alex. TIE. 1888.
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HELP MEN
Sill PER HOUR

We need 5 men at once in our adver-
Using department: we will show you
and teach you how to make this
kind of money; this is a wonderful
opportunity for sincere. clean-cut
See MR.. LOCKYER, 1922 18th ST.
NV, Personnel Division. $3.50 to
only, -26
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COLLEGE MAN, 30-45

Life Insurance company. specializing
in business and estate ANALYSIS. de-
college trained man. 80 to As years
Of age. capable Of dealing with i'm
adequately compensated and trained
in an advanced analysis technique.
The average. earnings of the, estab-
in excess of 10000. Previous ex-
perience not desired. but must have
college degree. dependents. success
background and be Of potential
management timber. Automobile
required Write. giving details in
full. to Box 2S2-Z. Star.