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Evening star., 1950-03-17
Bell and Chamberlain Out
.0fPubIic School Track Meel

Bell and Chamberlain Voca-
tional Schools will not take part
in the public high school dual
track meet series. However, they
may be in the interhigh cham
pionship meet May "a and 26 at
Tech.
The schedule:
March 81. Anacostia at Tech, Central
at Eastern, Coolidge at Wilson. April 49,
Anacostia at Eastern, Roosevelt at Will
son; April 20, Tech at Central, Coolidge
at Western. April %, Tech at Eastern
April 27. Coolidge at Roosevelt, Western
at Wilson. May l, Western at Roosevelt
May. 3, Anacostia at Central. May. 10
Western at Central May II, Anacostia
at Wilson. May IL, Coolidge at Tech
Roosevelt at Eastern. May "a and 90
interhigh championships at Tech
Evening star., 1950-03-17
Younger Pro Golfers
Bid for Big Money
Al Jacksonville
BY the Associated Press

pr tnH NssOSioieo FIesA
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar. IT.
The young men of golf today
make another bid to crash the top
bracket.
AS they tee off in the four-day
Jacksonville Open, only two of
the UNDERGO lads are among the
leading money winners. Jack
Burke of White Plains, N. Y, age
27, is second. Cary Middlecoff Of
Ormond Beach, Fla. age 20, is
fourth.
Two others have come into the
picture in recent years. but they
are over 80. Fred Haas, jr., of
New Orleans, who stands sixth,
and Johnny Palmer of Badin,
N. c., who is ninth, lost the war
years from their golf careers.
The younger crop-who make up
a good part of the field of 153
entered here-have enough poten-
tial to furnish a contender over
night.
It could be Stand Dudas, a
slight youngster of 20 from Shaw
nee-on Delaware, Pa. He shot a
81 in the St. Petersburg Open two
weeks ago and is rated a conner.
Or it could be 23-year-old Bob
Toski of Northampton, Mass, also
a trim little man built on the
lines of Ben Hogan.
A dozen others could develop in
hurry.
But one who can push aside the
veteran Sam Snead of White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, will have
| to go some. Snead is favored
here, along with Middlecoff, the
| defending champion.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
By Bill Leeteh

days sport in the field or on the
water, now has a plan which en-
ables the sportsman to send his
catch back to friends at home a
few hours after he has bagged it.
Fish landed from waters in the
Florida Keys are quick. frozen,
packed in special containers and
rushed to the Miami airport so
that they now grace tables back
home a few hours after they are
pulled from warm Southern
waters.
In response to many inquiries
as to where one may fish this week
end, we believe the best bet is to
try for yellow perch. which are
now in their spring spawning run
in nearby tidal waters. Both the
South and Severn Rivers near An
napolis, Md, are producing some
good catches. If the Patuxent
River is clear at Pig Point, it too
should be a good place. A tele-
phone call to Greenwold's at West
River, Md, 5082 to get the infor-
nation on water conditions may
save you a trip down. Then there
is the Izaak Walton League fish,
ing festival at Aliens Fresh, Sum-
day, to which the public is invited.
Best bait Is a small live minnow,
which can be had on the spot.
The white perch are not yet in
the Potomac-that is the spring
run fish, and we doubt If they will
show up before another week or
10 days. Some fair catflshing may
be had, however, in nearby Poto-
mac waters. Best bait for these
fish at this season is the old favor
lite, shadguts. Keep them in a cov-
cred jar or can and out of the sun.
If you're finicky, use rubber
gloves. and be sure to take along
an old rag on which to wipe your
Joov ov,Jc
Evening star., 1950-03-17

In SrIOT Wl6O
the final results
of a W h o ! c
summers ex-
perirnenting by
scientists at the
University O.!
Michigan b E.
came no W r
last week.
Basically II
h a d b e e r
charged t h a I
the action o1
outboards re-
tarded fish pro-
I,,otion kpn
Evening star., 1950-03-17

fish from nesting, caused death
of newly Matched fry, prevented
insect life from propagating and
caused so much disturbance gen.
orally as to spoil angling success.
The experiments, conducted by
Karl F. Lagler and Albert S. Haz-
zard of the U. of Ms. zoology de-
partment, showed that the oper-
alton of outboard motors has no
significant effect on bluegill pro-
duction, nor does motor operation
keep bluegills from nesting.
The operation of outboards in
shallow waters has little if any
effect on the nesting habits or on
the production of largemouth
bass. The general effects of motor
use on various environmental fac
tors which make fish grow is neg
hgible, nor does it bar sunfish and
bass from locating their nests.
1t does not increase the NOR
tality rate of advanced fry in any
waters except at depts so shallow
that motors would not normally
run in them. Also motors do not
influence fishing success. They ap-
pear to worry some fishermen, but
the fish not at all.
National Wildlife Restoration
Week will open Sunday under the
sponsorship of the National Wild
life Federation and with the CO.
operation of Federal and State
conservation agencies and host
Of organizations interested in the
preservation of natural resources.
fish and wildlife. Major event of
the National Capitals observance
will be a nature sing" next Fri
day evening at the Interior Build
ing Auditorium. Secretary Chap
man is scheduled as principal
speaker. The Singing Capital
Chorus of 120 male voices will
sing nature sings.
Eastern Air Lines, whose Fly
ing Fisherman and Flying Hun
ter Club plans have enabled many
q work-weary businessman to es-
eanQ from his daSk fnr fou,
Evening star., 1950-03-17
OUTDOORS

Anglers and conservationists
who have claimed that outboard
motors harm fish life and spoil
fishing success were proved to be
Evening star., 1950-03-17

Five years ago-Stan Hack,
veteran third baseman, signed
his 1945 contract with the Chi
cago Cubs.
Evening star., 1950-03-17

Eastern Air Lines, whose Fly
ing Fisherman and Flying Hun
ter Club plans have enabled many
q work-weary businessman to es-
cape from his desk for a few
Evening star., 1950-07-23

uCFl Can a Road
By Stanley Baitz
the Bureau of Public Roads, estimates
will cost about quarter of million
dollars.
One thing highway experts know is
that overloads break up highway
pavement over period of time. But
no one can now say absolutely how
much overload it takes or how much
time. The road experts hope to find
out lot about road wear by this test.
I'VE don't want to spend $40 million
m - rood opd hoUo n ch0f RI riaeoc
Evening star., 1950-07-23

Take?
seven days week. The drivers work
in eight-hour shifts six days week,
and get a 10-minute break each hour,
plus half-hour for lunch
Thus, says Mr.. Taragin, in these
tests, the frequency Of load applica-
tion to the road is about 40 times nor
NAL. The six months the test will
run will be the equivalent of 20 years.
service for the road.
The section of road chosen for the
toSf u,oS In ovcaIlapf cboDa dacvo;+o
Evening star., 1950-07-23

How N
4 S TRUCK-DR1v1NG goes, Roy
IA Brooks of La Plata, Md, has a
deadly monotonous route. He drives
the same half-mile over and over
about 256 times day, six days week.
He and 20 other truck drivers are in
the same rut.
Sure" he says, ut gets tiresome,
but at least you don't have to worry
about hills, stop lights or where you're
going. And, praise be, there's only
o,~o koiIIb1o rl ~, fLo
Evening star., 1950-11-16
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN for drugstore work;
willing. alert. honest and intelligent;
bicycle delivery; $3.50 am. to 5 PM.
&oRks sHedfzi PHARA2eE 4ReE so 1R 11sh
YOUNG MAN To learn counter
house; must be neat. courteous and
write 2 clear hand. Call NO. 1854.
MAN, white. for soda foun-
tain work: no Sunday; local refs.
Apply DRUG STORE. 14th and. L
YoUNG MAN. white. to work in auto
inclined and alert. sos N st. NV.
YOUNG MANI to 20 years of
hour. 5-day wk.; paid sick leave
and vacation. Free Transportation.
Salary governed by age and exper.
Apply after $3.50 am. Thursday or
Friday; Employment ONCE, CAPT
NV. Take route No. 80 Rosslyn car.
YOUNG MAN for fountain work and
delivery; top salary; experienced; ewes.
and week ends; ideal for students.
YouN3G 81 GYM MAN with car, to work mko in
funeral home; references required.
Furnish details as to age. educ,
exper. in letter. Box 414-D, Star.
YOUNG MAN. ,a5 to So, some col
lege, ability to meet people. neat
appearance, WILLINGNESS to work
ness or sales experience, car neces-
sary. We have two definite posi-.
more than 500 weekly. Apply be:
Warner Bldg. 18th and e SITS.
SIX BRICKLAYERs wANTED-R. /
ave. and Newton st. me-; $26 day.
WANTED AT ONCE-older man not
subject dJ,1c,at to military military service for good
working for others; be your own boss;
good profits: If interested, write at
once. RAWLEIGH'S, DEPT. DCK- Ia
AA, Chester. Pa.
OLD LINE LIFE ms. co. has open
ing on a. large debit; guaranteed
salary and liberal commission; age,
2s-45. Cali ST. $3.50. Mr.. Spicer.
SETTLED YOUNG coLoRED MAN,
with drivers license, experienced in
all-around work in hardware store
Only good. steady. dependable work
WHITE-Greenhou experience, store
decorating, capable Of selling; must
be honest and sober. Apply MISS
HANSON. secretary. 14o0 Chaplin
YOU'VE CAR PORTER. white. must
have D. c. permit. Apply in person.
See Larry joyce, TOMS AUTO
SERVICE, 637 N st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
"Oh, yes-t meant to tell you the brakes need
fiphfeninp. TO" !"
HELP MEN

TRUCK DRIVERS (fuel oiD-Excep-
tional opportunity for men 25 or
older with good knowledge of the
washington Area; S1.25 hr.; paid
holidays and vacation. II you know
trucks and can offer good refs. see
Mr.. Lawrence. A. P. WOODSON CO.,
1913 H st. NV lie
TRUCK DRIVERS, able to handle
heavy equipment; to drive for large
fuel oil organizations; ages between
$3.50 years; metropolitan area OF
Washington; nice working condi-
tons, good pay. Call MR.. SMITH
TRUCK DRIVERS with fuel oil ex-
perience, excellent salary, paid va
cation and sick leave. SINCLAIR
REFINING CO. Call Mr.. Price,
weekdays, 8 am. to 8 pm. ia,
TRUCK DRIVERS WITH TRUCKS
wanted for hire. Wish to hire dump
trucks to deliver coal for US by the
ton; BLUE RIDGE COAL CO. 1107
ME 254h OF SNl0 Il
Evening star., 1950-11-16
HELP WOMEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT; experienced
preferred. State age, qualifications,
-1S
FILE CLERK-Exper. not essential
Opportunity for advancement. Apply
MR.. MYRICK, 1911 L NV. -17
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. local refs.
and exper. Apply WARDMAN PARK
FOUNTAIN GIRL-White, exper.; 40
hour week; hot meals and uniforms
included. Apply in person. KENE-
SAW DRUG STORE. 3069 Mt. Pleas
ant st. NV. lie
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HELP MEN
Furniture RefiniShers

Furniture RefiniShers
For radios. television and appliances;
good pay; perm. position. Apply
LACY'S. Service Bldg. Half and
FURNITURE SALESMAN-sel on
floor Of large livewire organization
good salary and commission, and un-
usually high, steady earnings; very
fine opportunity. ATLAS. 92l G
FURNITURE SALESMAN. expert
enced: part time Monday and Thurs
day ewes. all day Saturday; draw
= cc.ooNT.RSAscT c.o SsG 81: 1883 Hall St. Sc.
commercial exper. pref, steady
stal Sork' Give full details. Box 1896, b
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS G2),
colored; car washer. fabrication man;
must be experienced. FEATHER :
STONE SERVICE STATION, 1905
New Jersey ave. NV. -17
GAS STATION SHIFT MANAGER,
experienced; good pay. ANDERSON
= BuCKLER, 1901 Lee hwy, Airing
GENERAL OFFICE WORK in small
oftlce Of so year old National COM
pany; permanent position for young
man who can handle all details in
Guiding typing; fine opportunity to
learn business and advance; north
east section of city on New York
ave. near BladenSburg rd. Call LA.
6-5630 for appointment
GROCERY CLERK, all-around expe-
rience. for self-service market. 3519
Connecticut ave IL
GROCERY CLERK - Experienced;
good salary; must have drivers
permit; reference necessary. SH.
1855; ewes. after 1880. Ia. 0S47.
GROCERY. MEAT MAN, experienced,
fast, promotional; references; high
salary to expert young man. Apply
VILLAGE MARKET. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9S69. III
HALL BOY. colored, for large NV.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN REAL
rs ESTATE Tho co. 1415 X st. NV,
HELPER FOR SODA fountain and
carbonated. repair work; some refgr.
exper.; salary commensurate with
sxper.; steady work. MR.. COLE,
FL; 1888 bet. 10-5 pm. IT,
HOUSEMAN, colored, aged 30-45; no.
tel experience preferred; no Sun.
work; references req. EN-. 4357. 9-3
Evening star., 1950-11-16
statesmen

statesmen
Special offer selling for 25c per wk.
pays over S23 immed comm. Call
HU. S743 for appointment. -17
SALES TRAINEEs-openings for sew
eral young men, age 22-30. who are
interested in learning the service
station business. Apply in person
only. 924 Mr.. Green, SUN OIL CO.,
1910 Conn. ave. -17
AND WOMEN wanted for
well-establisshed, financially re-;
electrical units (by nationally known
co.. on monthly basis: $50 draw
against commission on sliding scale.
Excellent opportunity. Call 9 am
at DISTRICT SCENT CONTROL
CO., 1017 18th st. NV. 10
SECURITY SALESMAN-We have an
opening for an experienced man who
has selling experience, and will fur
nish leads, cooperation. material.
special situations. and the know
how" to get results. Kindly phore
for appt. JOHN c. KAHN CO.
1lOS 18th st NV RE 1916 is
Evening star., 1950-11-16
HELP MEN

PLUMBER. experienced, white man,
sober, for apt. bldg; must be able
to operate and maintain heavy oil
burners and do general maintenance:
S17b and 2-bedroom apt. Call MR..
JONES, AP. 2909. from to s pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
HELP WOMEN

SALES LADllS FOR FULL TIME,
part time and Saturday; some per.
manent positions. 8. 8. KRESGB
CO.. 5536 Connecticut avenue NV.
sALEsWoMAN for THE YARN &
NV; full or part time; personable,
under 30 able to knit or sew j &
Evening star., 1950-11-16
I.B.M. SR. OPERATOR

MUST KNOW WIRING AND BE Ex-
PERIENCED OPERATOR OF Al
PHABETIC EQUIPMENT. ExPERT-
ENCED WITH PAYROLL OPER-
ATOMS ESSENTIAL, 40-HOUR WK.,
PAID VACATION. AND SICK LEAVE.
LARGE WASH. FIRM OFFERING
MENT. STATE AGE. DETAILED
EXPERIENCE AND NAMES OF
SCOOOLS ATTENDED. SALARY
S55 TO $50 WK. REPLY TO BOX
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Evening Star Building

'SAAA1AS ooo4 oo11OA41S
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
TRUCK MECHANIC = Experienced.
good working conditions; hospitali-
cation. insurance. vacation: steady
work. See Mr.. Snyder. NATIONAL
TRUCK RENTAL. 2316 Georgia ave.
NV. Ia
UPHOLSTERERS Do not apply un-
less exper.. cutting. sewing. etc
Permanent. COLONIAL CABINET
SHOP. III N. Fairfax ST.. Alex. Va. .
UPHOLSTERER. for custom work
Mr.. HOI ODER MI. 4aS5. is
WAREHOUSE MAN for furniture
store; experienced preferred. Call
MR.: EEID, .RA, 9010. III
night shift. 4 pm. to IL 80 am;
steady work See Mr.. Smith for test.
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO. 5O3
Bradley blyd;. Chevy Chase. Md.
WEATHER STRIP MECHANIC, exper
good I'm Q0Rn
Evening star., 1950-11-16

1SA'S. iioAAe %. fooO toE appts
TYPIsTS - Attractive openings for
willing workers; steady positions:
good salary. MARvINS, 734 7th st.
TYPisT T-CLERK-Hish school eradu-
ate; experience not necessary; per-
manent position; paid vacation; free
37h-hour week. AMERICAN SURE,
TY co, $50 Southern Bldg. 18th
TYPIST-C CLERK THE EVENING
STAR has, immediate openings for
SSierks1ypIss; Ssr AYTaxS See our our larger sd un-
TYPTsTs-cLERKs, T9TiisF as. Is to IS.
experienced, accurate typist; high
school gradYste. Sl93 per month
months, other Derfodic Sasa inereases; 81 s,
Plegment SeSac oee vas WssH1NdTRoN NAdPTRlS GAS En
light alsnH CO.: 11o0 29th st; NV.
go am. to 5 PM. Mon. through
rYPfsT rSfPfsE' OR s0 sfESoGRsallfHER-ro- Rh2se fslli
night until 8 pm. or tomorrow 9
to 8 you may apply. Start work
without delay. Permanent. 4O-hr.
Wk. Group insurance. hospitaliza-
UNUSUAL benets bsss Rse ah ls ssoaon &c ss com ana
Ruth. Room 502, sterling 5000, Ext.
4S6, EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
co. 1lO1 Pa. Ave. NV.
WAITRESS WANTED. day work, Z
am: to $3.50 pm. Apply GARDEN
RESTAURANT. 1912 10th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. exp. night work. full
time and part time; apply after
pm. in person, WALDROPS RES
TAURANT, 4318 r. !. ave. ne. la
WAITRESSES-HOSTESSES
CASHIERS
occupation without cost: new classes.
day and night; register now. WASH
INGTON RESTAURANT ASSOCIA-
TON. 2003 Eye st. NV. -16
office work: national
organization. Call DI. 1881. lie
GIRLS for stock room, large maga-
zine distributor, white: permanent
position. Apply 1121 9th st. NV.
LADIES (3) needed at once. to dis
tribute Avon's new Christmas llneS
earnings average So to SIS per hr.;
can be permanent. RE. 0795;. Ia
45-50, to care for ine
valid wife in return for room and
board. Call MI. 0S63. IL
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1950-11-16
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
gooi colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and So
years of age; previous experience
and D. c. permit required; must 5e
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary, generous company
benefits will be provided Apply
days s:3o-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1950-11-16

Iva EcAlHd. ave. NV.
LUBRICATION MAN-Will pay tor
money for good. steady, reliable
man; good working conditions on
steady. year-around job Apply in
person to Mr.. LEDFORD, 4S0O
Branch ave. -17
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR-Mus
be able TO handle personnel of ap-
prox. 20 men and women, plan work
Ing schedule and supervise quality
OF work; perm. position with excel.
company benefits. Address stating
age, exper., other qualifications. also
include telephone number Box 413-
D. Star, I'D
MAJOR APPLIANCE statesmen fol
household appliances; liberal draw
against commission; excellent COM
pany benefits. Apply personnel Of
fee, SEARS, ROEBUCK g. CO,
$500 Wis. ave. NV
MANAGER for small loan company;
need exper. man to open new office.
Also experienced Collection ManaEer
needed; DALTON FINANCE Co,
MEAT CUTTER, for super market:
exper.. Apply in person only, 5756
Georgia ave. 10
MECHANIC. LIST class and also, metal
man. Ford specialists: paid vaca-
itions. and holt, hospital and sick
benefits. 5000 commission. TA-
kOMA MOTOR CO., 81 Carroll ave.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
HELP MEN
Statesmen

Excel. opport for perm. positions
with our sales dept. for ambitious
men 25 to 40. to train as laundry
route statesmen. Apply
MANHATTAN co.
1923 Florida Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-16

MECHANIC. must be experienced and
have own tools: good working
S9ndit1sns %ITI1s o3ne, ana gS9d gSd pay Apply
NV. See Mr.. Smith. III
MUSICIANS, entertainers and singers.
lily 18th st. NV. -I6
NIGHT WATCHMAN wanted for
school located in country so miles
outside Washington; Position perma-
application. Box 19-G. Star. If
Evening star., 1950-11-16

plus quarters; only consider mar
rted man. now permanently employed
during day. Apply DREYFUSS BROS.
10l9 18th st. NV. IL
JANITOR, colored, age 30-40: 5th-
class class na;t1e engineer with license; perma-
WEAVER. in basement. sei nppsy sIe = f4th MT. st
NV. between 8 am. and 3 p.m.-l6
JANITOR-Colored. for apt. bldg:
salary 500 and apt. on 1st fl.
Il hh5tNSdSS SdSs CO" 1918 N st. NV,
JAiNIToR, colored, exper,; garden ts
sober. reliable; local Ifi,aS REFS reo mos' ne De
sss Pne1 seary paa6cS and APpy
Spring, Md, between 7 am. and
JANIToR-MAINTENANCE MAN. sioo
and otrs,; no children. 1891 18th
,IlNIop nv; Apt, .cdot->II 1o4 after l pm. only
able; Apply Room 900. SIG 14th
st. NV. between am. and 3 pm.
JEWELRY SALESMAN, exper. in
credit Jewelry business; excel. op-
port. for the right man; good start
Ing salary: company BENEFITS. See
Mr. Alexander, KENT JEWELERS.,
7O1 9TH st. NV.
JEWELRY Statesmen, permanent or
part time; good starting salary plus
commission; excellent working con-
ditions and many company Dement'S,
including paid vacations. Persons
nvins IN Arlington area preferred,
Apply Mr.. Malen, CASTELBERG'S
301S Wilson blvd, Arl,. Va
Evening star., 1950-11-16
SERVICE MAN

SERVICE MAN
Experienced in seryicing major ap-
pliances, good salary. VI. around
employment. Call MR. SUTTON,
Sligo 3400. 8 am. to 10 an.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT =
White, 80 to 40; only well-experi-
enced men on fabrication work need
apply; salary. $40 a day, plus COM
mission and vacation. See Mr.. Bar
ron, mgr, SUNOCO SERVICE STA
TION. Wis. ave. and River I'd. 30
SERVICE STATION attendant. exper
Apply in person, BOULEVARD ESQ,
Lee Blvd: and Annandale I'd. Falls
SERVICE station attendant. ex-
perienced: salary and commission,
Apply coNNoRs & FOSTER. 2244
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS for
large trucking terminal: exper.; good
hrs, good pay. LEHMAN'S TRUCK
ING TERMINAL, 1925 N. Y. ave. ne.
-16
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
per. Apply SUNoCO STATION 18th
Evening star., 1950-11-16
PLATE CARRIER

The Star has an opening in the press
room that offers an opportunity for
advancement. The applicant should
be between 81 and 80 years Of age,
a high school graduate. of hea v
build. and capable of giving good
attendance. Must be able to pass a
physical exam. Apply Personnel.
Room 5O6. Open 5:30-5 weekdays
and 81 on Saturday.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
PLUMBERS

For steady. year-around work in
Maryland. Apply JAMES PLUMB
ING g. HEATING CO.. 2012 Duke
St. Alex. Va.
PLUMBERS HELPER-Experienc /:
new work Call 81. 1922, between
pm. and 4 p.m. -16
PLUMBERS HELPERS living in
Hyattsville vicinity; must be expert
enced. Call WA, 5000, 3 a.m.-5 pm.
PLUMBERS STEAMFITTERS and
mechanics - Experienced, familiar
with radiant heating and capable of
running copper tubing; top wages,
II. 3-0130; ewes. LU. 1894. 30
PRESSERS go, eXper. in wool press
ing. good piece rate; Apply ready to
work. MR.. BRITT, $50 7th st. Sc
Evening star., 1950-11-16
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for a high
school graduate between 2I and 81
years OF age to work as ledger and
accounting clerk: for accounts re-
cetvable, routine and control. Knowl-
edge. Of bookkeeping and tipping is
required. 4O-hour. 5-day week,
S:30-5:30. Mon. through Fri. Apply
Personnel. Room SOC. Open week
days, S:30-5; Sat, 9-1. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-11-16
MEN

MEN
We would like to meet
and explain to about IS
men a real honest to
goodness, money-making
opportunity. These men
must have sincere inten-
tions and willingness to
work at least 8 hours per
day. With the merchan-
disc we sell, these men
can not help but be Sue
cessful and have an in
come that is far ahead of
the average income to-
day.
This is an opportunity to
raise your income to
meet the rising cost of
living that exists today.
Apply 9 am. sharp Thurs
day, Friday or Saturday
mornings to the New
Hampshire Bldg, room
S, 3708 New Hampshire
ave. NV.
-11
Evening star., 1950-11-16
TYPIST

Interesting Job, incl. some telephone
work. in collection dept; good hrs.
and pleasant working conditions:
lie insurance and disqualification
benefits. Phone ST. 4S00 for appt.
Evening star., 1950-11-16
HELP MEN (cons.l

CLERK 10 work in contractors office,
must have drivers permit and will
ing to deliver materials OCCASION
any; $40 week. GL. 1416. lie
CLERK. $3.50: interesting position
in front once of country club: sal
ary, meals and quarters furnished.
Box 120-G Star. 1fSs
Observation-Disclosures; con-
struction industry; starting salary
lars. Box S3.E, Star. -l9
Evening star., 1950-11-16
PRODUCE MAN

Fully experienced man capable of
managing department in super
market. Apply In person. PIX N
PAY. 1906 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va.
RADIO BENCHMAN, must be exper.
and be. able to assume responsible
ties of shop mane cement. Call
Mr. Kinnin, OR 1900. DOWDS
RADIO g. ELECTRIC CO. 10
RADIO SERvICEMEN-We have 3
vacancies for radio servicemen to
train for television. Must have ra-
dio repair exper Top salary after
training. Apply to MR.. GILL. 2145
Queens Chapel rd. ne. -17
Evening star., 1950-11-16
Night Waterman

Preferably retired man who is expe-
rienced and has store background;
generous employe benefits. Apply
Box 465-E, Star II
Evening star., 1950-11-16
STOCK MAN

IELEVISION
SERVICE AND INSTALLATION MAN
Lacy's offers you the best service
deal in town: don't wait; come in
and let us tell you about it now.
See Mr.. Halle, LACY'S, Service Bldg,
Half and Que SITS. s.w. -22
Evening star., 1950-11-16

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Evening star., 1950-11-16
Television Serviceman
S100 PER WEEK

Excellent opportunity for 2 expert
enced benchmen; good working con-
ditions; group disqualification.
CALL IN PERSON.
Distributors of Emerson television
and radio. 1929 18th st. NV.