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Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

how terribly true is it of children?
If we are strangers in our cul-
ture, how do we find a healthy,
dignified relation to life? It seems
to me that our health and our dig
nifty must be dependent upon a
conscious struggle to possess and
control our culture. If we are neu-
trail or passive, we will be tram
pied. For our culture is not neu-
trail. It is as partisan as its pro-
prietors. We can struggle for So
cial responsibility in our culture,
or pay the grim penalty for its alb
sence-maladjustment, Illustration
and indignity.
The temporary triumphs of the
proprietors over the people is a
triumph for an accelerated de-
linquency in our culture. It turns
the citizen increasingly into a mere
onlooker, burning up his creative
energies like a comet - finding
himself footloose and aimless in
someone else's universe. And in
this case, the sins of the parents
are visited shockingly upon the
/ children.
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

At the breakfast table my chill
dren are attracted by the pictures
in the morning paper. They gath
er around, ask for explanations OF
the pictures. You know what they
usually are: murderers, suicides,
arsonists, drug addicts, gangsters.
In their minds this exciting OBJ
iect, the morning paper, becomes
a strange and mysterious thing
because much of it I cannot read
to them.
They seek out the movie Sec
ton, to find illustrations of lurid
women and gun toting men. They
react as they are meant to react
to violence and brutality. They
choose and again I must eliminate.
En- route to school they beg that
we stop to purchase comics, and
thus before the day has fairly be-
gun, 1 have been forced, four times,
to separate them from the most
popular products of our culture.
They return from school and
rush to the radio-for stories OF
murder and criminal adventure.
take them out of doors, their
games become the very games OF
the newspapers, comics, and radios
from which I had so unsuccesStul-
ly separted them.
And I find a resentment grow
ing in me, that I am forced to out
law for them so large part OF our
country's cultural product-Which
should rightly be theirs. I resent
having to battle it, outwit it, sub
stitute for it. I resent such mega
tive maneuvering because 1 feel
cannot be successful in it.
I listen to them as they play.
They have such outpouring OF
imagination and energy Whlcn
seeks to expend itself; so much OF
their endowment shoots off into
space, burns itself up. ! am haunt
ed by the suspicion that in soclal
sense, our children are footloose
and aimlesS in our culture.
I ask myfelf whether this Is not
the problem of juvenile delln-
quency.
I am forced to ask myself wheth-
er the overwhelming mass OF our
cultural environment is not itself
delinquent.
And because suspect that 1t is
T find myself girding my loins to
battle for the minds and judgment
of my children.
I feel that children are not only
able to participate in moral Judg-
ments. but enjoy doing so-Dut
only when the basis OF 1t is at.
tached to a continuing process OF
which they are themselves part
an approving part-a consulteo
part. 49,, oo+ ?
Very little. Or adults either. we
are not normally called upon 10
nlay a richly contributive part III
our cultural life. Our culture Is,
in largest part, an industriallzeo
and commercialized culture, manu-
factured AWAY from us: we are
not even the subjects OF our cul-
ture. let alone its sovereigns.
we are onlookers-we may take
II or leave it alone. But we are
barred from determining its char
acter. That is determined by its
owners. And it's owners attempt
to make us into the image OF their
nurpose-rather than to allow our
culture to take it's form and char
acter from us, the people.
AS people and as artists we are
meant to be menial sharecroppers
heholden to political landlords
And if this is true of us, OF adults
<~NN~N~~~N.~r~~~~
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

Living veterans on Veterans Ad-
ministration pension and compen-
sation rolls, as of the end of 1949,
included: Civil War, 18; Indian
Wars, $50; Spanish-American War,
95,8Of; World War I, 5OO,57O; Reg
ular Establishment, 52,218, and
World War II, 1,693,858
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31

Pardners they are, for what would
Bill "HopaIono Cassidy" Boyd do
without his white steed, Topper by
name, (which so faithfully accom-
panies him as he encounters high
western adventure on HE Mutual
Sunday afternoon broadcast dramas
Arizona sun., 1950-03-31
Our Cultural Delinquency
By GALE SONDERGAARD
Academy Award Winner

(Reprinted from SEAKCHLIGHTJ
Today life must make sense not so much for me alone,
as for my children make my living an actress. am
also wife and mother. citizen. In each of these
roles am serious than ever before IN my life,
simnlv because I have growing children.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
AUCTION SALES (cont.)
ADAM A. wEsCHLER a SON,
AuctioneerS.

rFsEpsTEEs FEsT e. .I4 SALE 5vog OF .I41L Iy4A1LgAAaLlE
DETACHED BRICK coNsfsTING OF
HEAT AND ELEcTR1c LIGHTS.
PREMISES, $40 JAY STREET, NE.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded,
IN Liber No; e151, folio 55, ct seq,
trict Of Columbia. and at the re-
undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction, in front Of
premises. on MONDAY, THE oath
ocEoe3KE o4Y 3E PMLY PgLY tbs 1850 so,la1,nGs All sSo
Columbia. to-wit: Lot numbered
Eighty-seven tS7) in Square num-
ninety-ntne t5ISs) in the SUBJ %
asIsSR1 astyIst9Rn beSdIopbyr. %ads BY the Suburban
per plat recorded In the once Of
the Surveyor for the District Of CO.
lumbia. in Liber 100 at folio bfS;
subject to the building restriction
lines as shown on said plat. Sub
2eeord 2ees e ssakd 1sS do Deed is, Of Trust Of
installments OF SIS. SO including In
terest, principal and taxes; balance
as OF date 4.576.17, interest from
AEHMS Of SALE: Cash above Deed OF
Trust; a deposit Of $4,000 re-
animation of title, conveyancing,
recording, revenue stamps and no-
tarial fees. at cost Of purchaser,
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale, other-
wise trustees reserve, the right to
resell property at risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser, after ten days
advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in washington,
D. c., or deposit may be forfeited,
or without forfeiting deposit trus-
tees, may avail themselves of any
legal or equitable rights AGAINST de.
faulting purchaser.
JEROME CLARKE,
OHIO D. BRANSON,
WILLIAMSBURG. Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
hELP MfN

sALESMEN-We are interested IN de-
our selling orgaiiization. $50 salary
per week, plus liberal bonus, thor
ough schooling and field training. A
car vs. necessary. Apply % 18th st.
ne. Mornings between o and 1 pm.
sALESMEN--Need 2; real estate ex-
perience preferred. For appointment
call WA. l561l. Ia
SALESMEN-Our men make from
$50 to S125 per wk.. ali contacts
furn,. car necessary. Apply 91S
Warner BLDG. between 1880 and
familiar with Perma
Stone. Form stone or similar type Of
consumer selling. Good opportunity
for .year-around connection In
Miami, Fla. Commission basis. Leads
turnished: Must have car. Box
SALESMEN Ia - Amazing profits
calling on service stations, garages,
car dealers, etc. to introduce FI.EX-
O-LITE. the sensational new beauty
coat for automobiles which Is easily
applied In 20 minutes and guar. for
/ W.; not q polish, wax, glaze or
paint. Fex-O-Lite revitaliZes and
beautifles faded finishes. protects
new finishes and absolutely stops
paint from fading. Everyone wild
about this miracle product. Fast re-
peater, protected territories. Four
easy sales q day pays you over $3.50
per wk. Phone for appointment after
pm. ROBERT EDMONDS, Du,
Evening star., 1950-07-14
MELP MEN tcone.,

BEIckhAYERsi ;E 81 Ions s lOgssing Soa lob AD, p,
SoS S ssth WnsdIepa ana areenssie WSGaeaM ps9easg.
sTRUCTIoN co. Directions
Annapolis rd. to Goth. pl., left on
69th pl. to Greenvale pkwy. and. job.
BRICKLAYERS-4 good mechcanics:
top wages; report to work at GARD
st. north and Nottingham st. GIL.
BRICKLAYERS-oualified mechanics
for first class work in Md, Va, and
Vases n S sooS Seass eodsIons GeEa seSa WaiA InGa
NELSON. 923 v st. NV. CAN .pu.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT. doctors ONCE, some
nursing exper... tipping and iabatory
work: 40.hr. wk. no Saturdays. Cali
AssTsTTzzsNf sTsTTzzs BooKKEEpER w With
knowledge Of shorthand, good salary,
call HU. 1855, EMERsON RADIO OF
WASHINGTON. INcs 1922 14th st.
Assistant MANAGER, for mfS proSmi-
tY1s rent sss restaurant to handle cash
edicient. bondable; starting $50
zee yeskly and meals; confidential. Box
BEAUTICIAN-Good all around oper-
ator wanted; Opening for good mani
Bf9uT1SfANLAI "a a1eh 4 All around operator. maa
apply wn n PssJ5sen. PsJsen. 3416 Conn. ave.
BRAurfcfAN. a:AEuMf3i NS2sS al around, with Mlf tol-
Week and Commission. es cH.. ssSs. SHI
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Excel. oppor-
tunity, steady position. Call in per-
son. RUssINA's, 1909 Conn. ave.
BExUTy OPERATOR. all around, @
perm. position; modern, air condi-
toned shop: EN-. 987O. -l9
BEAUTY OPERATORS, experienced,
REsHs sEhUrPP sGT gAoS P9st9a PSo
B. BAUM e, s. Jo. 81; ses47s' 7Ssonsrsss Heights fb
B0oKKEEPER. experienced typist,
and books, part time. Apply 6915
Georgia ave. NV. -.
Observation-Disclosures with Cen
fair. typist and do general once
work; married woman preferred; /;
permanent job. 40-hr. wk.: pay
open. Cali MI. 6042 for appoint
BOoKKEEPER-sECRErARY Expe-
rtenced; work In builders ONCE in
Bethesda; 5-day week; good OPP
sr Ma fGr Tsat rspes ser;s e RcaaA ne AL
GRopsKY; 1924 conway I'd. Be
BookkEEFaaR soseieSl Aa rYprsr, for active
builder in the Silver Spring area;
bA;day week; good salary and
sGin sision to one who Qualities. sH.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT - Permanent
position with established manufac-
turing concern in Hyattsviile, Nd
Cony. to stfeetcar line; prefer per-
son living in Hyattsville or Mt.
Eainier area; 6-day week. Box 3-R,
CASHIER, experienced, best Of ref
erences required. Apply CLARKS,
CASHIER. handbag saleslady, expert
enced, 81 TO- 35 yrs. old; salary plus
comm. Apply JOSEPH De YOUNG,
cAsHiiIEik. NcR = 1000, s'Si experiences de.
sired; age 25-40;. salary, $40 per
mo. with meals: 6-day wk. SUBuR-
BAN HOSPITAL, Bethesda, OIL. 6700
Evening star., 1950-07-14
Mechanics, Automobile
Nichols and v SITS. Sc. Lu.. 4-74oo

MORTGAGE LOAN specialists, exper-
,,ienced; realty neld, active. Arling-
replies ccnhdential. Box le2-I,,
N9If5i.rPLEx Ftoposraphers. want wanted.
s9Ed. salary expected. etc. Box
0FFICE WORKER-Man to do gen
era1 office work. answer phone, type
sdss ss q sfsG Sdo s sna paTsaSsTsa sieVon Me 5SE
RADIS, 6tag Georgia ave. NV. Id
OFFICE CLERK young man who Is
quick and accurate in handling
: figures; hours, F12 noon to 10 PM,
b-day Wks State age. exper. and
OIL BURNEB MECHANIC, experienced
on service of fall types domestic
eaufpment; must be dependable and
sober. and able to furnish refer
.encss: to have own transportation
for ,whichs "a liberal allowance is
made; -4fl-hour week, time ana Va
for. overtime, sick and annual leave,
and steEfy employment. Apply SIN
CLAIR REFINING Cos 401 FarraFut
Z st, ne, - to IL a.na,i 8 to g. pm.
!. Contact Mr.: Vernon. Do not phone,
spEh e ary HANaH apDiy ssagfgisH'es sgg g. only ny
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT-For
night work; hours. 1870 pm. to
$50 am: white, oyer 35. steady
drinking allowed. Apply at parking
lot corner 9th and 3 sts. NV. Id
PARTS MAN, preferably experienced
in radio and television parts. Call
Mr.. Shallow. GENERAL ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CORP, HU. $500.
PART-TIME MEN to sell chain link
fence In ewes. and Saturdays, some
Leads furn.: highest comm. 1918
Evening star., 1950-07-14
ALTO PHARMACY
zzf3 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Is a
Star War,t-Ad Branch
Agency
Other Branches conven-
iently located through
out the City for the oc-
ceptonce of Classified
Advertising.
PERSONAL

WANTED Civic minded persons who
day to q Honeproflt. tFafle-ssfsty
NURSING HOME Of high standing;
kind care. good food: "a hours
caii Vienna SO5-J-4. is
weight control, Try our new. forced,
air-bubble bath, followed by. expert
massage; BETHEsDA HEALTH cLUB'
H6MEnLite ION !eIH; cues. Home-For elder
" lady. pvt. or semipyt. rm., dining
rm. serv.. congenial atmosphere;
cony. shop. OIL, 8595, call all week.
bsfsS biRsafd v. cslfSEais dsss cs in0n sso sS%s
SUMNER CAMP for boys; hrs. D. c.
Happy vaca.; sci. group; rid. swim,
fish.: no ticks: pvt. lake. Wo. 42l4.
Monte MONTE W VITA "a tbAoSs sAMeH so1 ssrkelss
cheerful ROOM; good food, tray seTv-
Ice; 500 mo. HU. 339S.
ALTERATIONS. sl ladies garments.
prompt nS anS ems edftsient ses5ySiss: 5Ss omen
HESs iSss dresases dS1ea LAM shd r2 Skirts Summer
special, 81 each, any width, in
CRAFT. ZIG 18th St. NV. END a.
BUTTONS AND BUCKLES covered.
buttonholes made, 7ippers repaired,
and hens put in while you shop.
NEEDLEcRAFT. 716 l1th st. NV.
HAY Ina naisEis RfpEs. weekday evenings sO to
clubs. churches, associations, Sat.
Sun, regular day run. Chapel Point,
swimming, picnics. Sat, sun. night
run, Marshail Hall. Starting TING 9
sHs Essn,sal ~ 9so dsHsl sl His ihs' SafS
vACxNCY-pFriendship rest home
For anbulatory patients 24-hour
care; home cooked meals; lovely
rsa perch RSnai sd yard SL ssgS ais Of &,
Ave. N. Y, claims skill lies In fitting,
not sewing No clothes problem too
diflcult to solve. custom made,
restyling, alterations. Centrally To-
Sated; l1do loo F st. NV, RIM. 20.
VACANCY. iaUS besutifuf modern,zed Co.
lonial home in lovely Clarendon. Va.
Special nursing care, tray service.
vAcANcIiESs-private or ward. "a
hour nursing service. HoMEWooD
coNvALEScENT HOME, Annapolis.
PERMANENT. -; shampoo ana
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1910 q st. NV
VACANCY II nursing nome: 24-nt
ssssa sassirr 81 sare sosS osensed o' county and
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM offers ex-
ceilent care for conyalescents. aged
and chronic. finest Accommodations.
DENTAL TECHNIClAN-Jos. RICE:
prompt service. 502 Westory Bldg.
sos 14th st. NV. at r MA OTIS
Evening star., 1950-07-14
PARTlTIME SALES
S TELEVISION
\ III lsw - hours To- ot hard work each d
$6O.$1OO PER WK.

$6O-$10O PER WK.
For our men. Supervision and COM
Iplete- training for selling TV DEM
S9nstrations. No exper. required:
working hours. Apply from 10 pm.
; BLA1RS. 004 Ellsworth dr., across
.from Hechts IN Silver Spring. Ia
PhARMACIST-For Monday, Wednes-
day. Friday, Q to 10 pm. Phone
PHMi PHHMxRiaIISzecffsir-rurl-t,ms aIIzefi Job; -as ssor.
ns1d1iSuos s1Rssd q sa1dsy ,iia ,stS SoIoE1A Is
niss sfAEER EsE for pHaaxg4 Sslsias ESE4z
PIf1RMXcisT.s resisteped. 8 nights
Weeklys alternate Sundays. EMPIRE
PHARMACY 1898 Conn. ave. NV.
raasssFaFsSs ss5s ss sgs ssz 5WOaD 5as ss2
.lumbia. Pike to ,Railey's Cross Roads;
Spring, Drive, left to Hillwood
Maner sign. Ask for superintendent,
Job: Long branch Apfs., Old Bla-
denbsurg I'd, and Piney Branch I'd.
ELAHTEMERS-Whit only 1St-class
JOS, N. T.. 'sRoYHfLL,, END and
PHOTO GRAPHIC PRO0F PXSsERs,
e6) urgently needed, must be expert
enced and have local references;
will also train ambitious men with
proven sales ability, permanent en-
Q am. to IL am. or call tn. 45S1.
I'D
PLyMBERs. Jobbitis, repairs. remod-
ssss ssss 5oE pfpPRRss pRWrwskf ssi Eifs as5
Kennedy st. NV. GE. 0343. lis {
PLUMBERS - Journeymen. with Md.
cards. Apply cHAS. T. MAY, 1915
NJ st. NV, End fir. Ia
PLUMBERS q men with Nd. cards
for work In Bethesda area. GEORGE
r. WARNER d CO., Ii. S-3769;
PLUMBERS and advanced helpers;
1ong-term job In Falls Church, Va.
GEO. F. WARNER q CO.. Ii. $500.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
SAFES MANAGER

Unusual. l opportunity for, aggressive
man with good sales, background
to become associated with one Of
the fastest-growtng BEVERAGE ,com-
PspisS r. Wash o This ns. is that taSt break saf
wants to Prove it. Reply By letter.
stating qualifications In detail, in
eluding age. education and expert
ence. Box 225-R, Star. -19
= Experienced, familiar
with grocery trade; to sell frozen
food to grocers. must have car.
Ali Tizsi for major home apDli-
products; must be experienced and
Apply J. L. BATEMAN & SON, 1904
r. I. ave. me-, HO. 220O. If
for television, radio and
home appliances; excellent oppor-
tunity for an energetic man who Is
ment for the right man; salary and
monthly bonus. One Of Washing
SoIoaY RADIO, s' siis dsorsis -. sss. ss:
SALESMAN -. Automotive accessory
salesman for nationally advertised
products. Car essential. Box 339.L,
sALESMAN-%Yes, 1t Is true we have
the product that can be delivered
and must be had under any and all
conditions. Permanent position for
the right man. Must have car. For
: further details call 81; 4640. -16
contact truck dealers and feet &C.
counts, by Wholesale truck body
and equipment house. Permanent
position. Drawing account. commits
sion and car allowance. Box 392-R.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

] AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any
bills made by any one other than
myself. MARGARET WILLIAMS
] WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other than
myself. WILLIAM H. TuRBERVILLE,
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one
other than myself. CHARLOTTE l..
BAILEY, lila Abbey pl. ne. 16s
]. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one
other than myself. CHARLES WARD,
: .JR., 1911 H st. ne. l6s
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
Shareholders OF the Northeast Build
3 ing Association. for the purpose Of
electing directors and the transac-
tion of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting,
will be held on Thursday. July 20,
1850 at z PM, at the office OF the
Association, 2010 Rhode Island ave-
nue. ne,
Evening star., 1950-07-14
STATESMEN
Western Auto Supply Co.

Western Auto Supply Co.
backed by. almost half q century Of
progress, Is expanding its major ap-#
pliance sales operations In this
several intelligent. aggressive. ma
I ture men with some sales experience
20 connect permanently with one Of
couMtrys major chain organiza-
T tlons. Thorough training, advance
For interview, cali no. oes6. -i5
n ms Of ssnn man .cs..s: ssps
and storm sash. Steady work, 40
hr. week. Call for Interview. WI.
$500, EIsINGER MILL d LUMBER
SCREEN PROCESS, modern eouipDed D
help, cutter, printers, 1 helper;
must apply in person., no phone
sa,lsi 236S Ghamplsin St: n.w,-16
young men with cars who are ambi-
paying employment. No exper. neces-
sary. Apply 7115 Central ave, Seat
Pleasant, Md, 8 to 10 am, 3 to
Q pm. this week. -lb
SERVICE STATION attendant, ex-
perienced in lubricating and tire
|, tion. JoHNNIE's AMoco SERVICE,
18th and K sts. NV, ME. 6724 Ia
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
gnoBIsE9GfER's n TExAcO. s5o1 90.
sERy1cE aHs egsI sTaTfoN asHftlRs' AssT 81 MANAGER,
salary, $500, plus commission and
vacation. Only well-exp. men with
ns Tsfs psss s5Soc1 ssSl srsvcf sfs rs srsSS saSS
sHEEfM M METAL IA 'issE FoREMAN-Musat' ESi be
shop doing air duct fabrication;
salary commensurate with ability; all
replies IN strict confidence. Box
s8fE2EF MEAL Mi; MAN-Experienneed
only; guttesins and roofing. Grove
sHEETMETAL MECHANTcs-Air duct
round Mork men best nesasd SosnE for e9ed gedT
tons with group insurance. Cali
between am. and IL noon. 1927
Geadlllatin st.. Hyattsville, Nd. WA.
sHHEESTr METAL MECHANIC, With
roofing EXP. Good wages. steady
work. Refs. req. Apply J. c. FLOOD
sHoE REPAiR in NAN n wanted. wan must must be
se,GpeTs; e,Y ssss en mems and women's shhees.
SHOE SALESMAN. must be exper,
per. DOS, also Sat. extras for wash
and Md. stores, MOE BERG SHOE
STORES. 531s BALTIC. ave, Hyatts-
sHoRT ORDER COOK and steam
table, experienced and dependable.
Good salary, 3 to midnight Apply
In person II you do not drink; 6916
4th st. NV Takoma Park. D; c.
sPoTTERs lsl. silk and wool; good
salary to right men AnnIv pT YTE
BANNER LAUNDRY, 5ao fth st: Sc.
sPoTTER, for wool; steady Job; g good
sEssaSsa ,Ss ss .lss, agsi gsn. ToWs S5 NJ I
sPOTTER-siik; must know synthe-
tie dry cleaning. Must be reliable
and experienced. Steady Job. excel
VALET saf sesal! ssis coaR aRDs ave. nEBoNAIe ap f5o5
STOCK CLERK. white. retail liquor
store; exper. essential; must have
excel; refs; CALVERT LioUoR
sfoREi MANAcERs Ana Ms wit ass retir.meht ah or
ganization in Hyattsville desires q
manager for store, operated as q
charitable project. Individual to take
resp rsspon,si5iiity T,n5 for managing and
desired. BOX 1881. Star. Id
at D. c. RADIO STORES, 32O5 Mt.
Pleasant st. NV. after pm. See
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, exper. in
timber design. Apply MILLS 4 PET
TICORD. 330S l4th st. NV. LII
TELEVISION SERVICEMEN for out
side calls; car furnished; steady
conditions. One of Washington'S
Oldest service organizations. COLONY
RADIO, 6119 Georgia ave. NV, -l6
Evening star., 1950-07-14

1ZU0 l9tn ST. NV. II
DraftSmen--Civil Engineers
Young graduates preferred; ofice and
tisla. on saa,,se sewers water r mains, .n. con.
sssifsd sssGf efsesinf ssRpls sssl aa silsf'
.a a ar.Dssg ssss. 4 Rr h'PPSsRos PSso
DRIyER-Reiiabls white man for
well-established dry CLEANING and
Hssasr's HpPa Nshois ass ssGa Dss
DRfVER. 9dHhs setea: Tor established dry-cieanins
Eoh1A 4ea AlaanssEESk sHsss zsgs zAsRgR!, ass As
Aampshire ave; NV: ~; 1-s74s.
II you are interested In . permanent
spps GS s1a aRfRcToN EN- TeSE cry ssys ycA YES a
No. Hudson st.. Arl.,. Va. sE,t.
psdA{ enessd, {cf siaSossR ths MoSTaoMERY 81 cAs
Lscky at WITS. and western ave. PTS
Drivers for Ice cream truck. retail.
person. HEALDis ICE CREAM co,
II Montgomery ave.. Kensington, Nd.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identiflca-
ton car GARD EdH9S RiamSnd dl,&ayM let lol M st.
30 models: PERsoNNEE sttSH Elm MiASAedEg, lSAefEs
1901 New York ave. ne.
RIVER-SALESMAN - Established
laundry and dry cleaning route,
EH9Eansesd EtE fsla5E plus rssssln cossso
at 37th st., Mt, Rainier, Nd. III
DRUG CLERK. young man with exp.
STORE. sestier Hotel. 81. 1916.
DUCT installation mem, sheet metal
coLMAR @ ofi MANoR 5fD SHEET IHaaa Z MEFhL EFla
SHOP, 1885, Bladensburg rd., COL
mar Manor, Md. WA. 1850. .s4--I6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in old
sh aaf NEW ma n0uss sesdy sns Sos ca1 s10
tools essential: Call WI: $500. ---18
enced preferred. cail WA. sssS be-
ENSiNEfRMdssdp tNEsifR 4 snd PM Glass, white, 1S for
ERRAND BoY--Reis. required, Apply
CAPITOL WATCH CRYSTAL. 527
FIooR fss 4 RhiANxiERs-1onr LAY housing l9 job.
Brookyife Handlers Job. $4,000
HAIR sTYLIsT = Apply in person.
HUGO'S, 1908 K st. NV. ---l6s
HOTEL .night-desk clerk who knows
transcript and switchboard. PRINCE
KARL HOTEL, 1901 K st. NV. LIB!
ICE CREAM VENDORS-Retaii truck;
experienced men. This; is your op-
portunity,G top commissions. no tri-
ders. HEALDS ICE CREAM CO.,
IL Montgomery ave-. Kensington, Md.
JANITOR for apt. house with 5th-
class engineers license; must be ef-
flcient. exper. and have good refs;
salary, quarters and utilities furn.
Evening star., 1950-07-14
STATESMAN

To sell one of the leading aluminium
awnings manufactured; salary or
commission. Contact salesmanager.
Monday evening, 7:30 to 8. No
other time. ST. .393s. ~. --16
statesmen WANTED (2) middle
aged men to call on real estate and
building 4f construction companies,
selling our Torridaire gas range,
apt. size ups good opportunity to
make good money. Write, giving
full references 1st letter. BOX 3S1-
sALEsMEN. with cars. for permanent
position with growing retail appli-
ance store: no exper. necessary, We
will train you. See Mr.. La Roche.
DIO, 1855 Old GEORGETOWN rd. lis
statesmen, crew. managers with di-
rect retail experience, to distribute
new defroster clocks. Modernizes
all electric refrigerators. Earn So
or more per. sale. Write LIONEL
Statesmen. full time. for real es,:,
tate. For II full particulars. cah
ROGER w: SMITH CO. Sl1 so.
Wash. st.. Alex Va. ov. 0771. Al.
sAGIaESsMEN, 10 take orders for Gus
tom tailoring. good conamissieyi.
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