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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-16
CATTLE SHOW
IS PLANNED AT
WILMINGTON

Wilmington, n. c., Plans LOT
Junior Cattle Show. TO be neio
in Wilmington. this fall, were
discussed at a meeting here re-
gently of some as county agents
agriculture teachers, and Chamo-
or of Commerce workers.
Highlight of the meeting was
the appointment OF a steering
committee, composed or three
county agents, three vocational
agriculture teachers. and three
members of the Chamber OF COM
merce's Agricultural Committee
County agents named to the
committee by the district agents
OF the Eastern and Southeastern
sections were r. w. Galphln OF
New Hanover, J. P. Burch OF
Sampson, and c. c. Clark OF On
slow.
Vocational agriculture teachers
named to the group were w. h
Mcclure of Baden. B. L. Hold
nett of Craven, and J. w. Wilson
of Robson.
President John Fox of the VII
mington Chamber of Commerce
the organization sponsoring the
show. announced that he woulc
appoint the three members from
his group shortly. He appointed
A. f. Howard. Agricultural A
gent of Atlantic Coast Line Rail
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-16
Broiler Industry
Expands Rapidly

Broiler production has increas
ed about 1000 per cent in North
Carolina in the last 10 years and
is now a 10 million dollar in
dustry, says r. S. Dcarstyna
head of the poultry department
at State College.
1--WE raised only 100000 broil
ers in 1940," says Dearstyne
This years crop is estimated at
17,811.OO0."
Not only are we growing
more BIRDS" he adds, but we'rS
turned under, the resulting llelo
was 4S bushels per acre. On ar
adjacent field with no legume
turned under, the yield was only
IS bushels per acre.
The increase in the corn vlelc
following alfalfa would more
than pay for the cost OF seeoihe
the alfalfa at present prices
Woodhouse says. Any hay o.
grazing crops that were taker
between seeding and turning
would be free.
In addition to the nitrogen add
ed by legumes, improved pas
lures make another contribution
TO the soil. Woodhouse found tina
A sod which produced 2,S3'
pounds of forage, contained u
400 pounds of organic matte
in the upper six inches of sol
at the end of five years. Organ
matter improves the structure o
soils, increases their water nold
ing capacity and furnishes plan
nutrients.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-16

growing them more efficiently
The average size of our tlocks
has increased from about 45o II
1910 to about 1000 at present
Where we were producing only
about three broods per year IL
1910. we're now producing be
tween four and five"
Tn addition, he points out, II
took four pounds of feed to pre-
ducc a pound of broiler flesn II
1910; now it takes only about
three pounds.
The broiler industry has given
rise to a brand-neW enterprise
on North Carolina farms--tna'
If producing Matching eggs
The Matching egg business mas
crown most rapidly in tie coan
ties west of Asheville, Dearstyne
saws, That area will sell approx
mately three million oollai ::
worth of Matching eggs ',lis
wear, The market extends as Id.
south as Florida and as Tar "eS
as Texas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-16
BLooDsHED BOxsCoRE

RT,OODsHED BOXSCORE
On N. c. Highways
Date: August II, 1851
Killed August 8 through aug,
Injured August 8 through Aug a.
Killed through August 10 TINS
year --------------------- va
Killed through August III
1949 -------------------------- F'e
Injured through August 10 tins
,o,r 6,081
Injured through August III
1949 ------------- o'oo'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-16
Improve Your Soil
Bv Seeding Pastures

Nitrogen equal to 100 POUNDS
Of nitrate of soda is added to the
soil by one acre ladino clover, &C
cording to w. w. Woodhouse'
Jr soil fertility scientist with
the North Carolina Experiment
Station.
Woodhouse says the beneficial
effects that legumes have on sue
ceeding crops is just one more
good reason for seeding pasture uae
One experiment with corn con,
ductcd at the Station showed
that where alfalfa mad been turn
cd under, the yield was 10 bush
OILS per acre. When lcspedeza Was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-16

joyed.
Attending were Mr.. and MIS-
Keith Blake, Miss Gayle Wells'
MIR, and Mrs. Mintor Harper
Mrs Levi Fowler, and nleces
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ward and SON
Ralph, Mrs. D. M. Currie, MISS
Thelma Curric, and MRS. NOT
wood White, a new member.
PERSONALS
Miss Virginia Currie is speno
ing some time in New YORK ClIS
on a tour. Miss Currie is a mem
her of the Williams Township
High School faculty.
Dr.. and Mrs. N. K. Currle WISH
cd in the home of Mr.. ana MIS-
D. M. Currie Sunday afternoon
Mrs. A. D. Currie, Jr. and son
Danny. are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Single
tary at Myrtle Beach.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1950-08-16
News From Leabon
BY MISS THELMA CURRlt
WOMAN'S SOCIETY

WOMAN'S SOCIETY
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Leabon Metno'
dist church met at the church on
the evening of August 9th.
Mrs. H. B. Frink, acting presi'
dent. presided over the business
session Plans were made for the
conc meeting of the w. S. c. S
TO be held in October with tn
Leabon organization serving as
hostess.
The program theme was THE
pillar of Faith" with the follow
ing taking part: Mrs. Fl. b. Frlnh
Mrs Margaret Ward, Mrs. jessie
Harper, Mrs. Winifred Stout anu
Miss Thelma Currie.
HOME DEMONSTRATION
CLUB
Members of the Leabon Home
Demonstration club and the'i
families met on Tuesday evening
August 8. at Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Wards tobacco barn for Z
family outing. A weiner roas'
and watermelon slicing was en-
road. as temporary chairman.
Howard will serve as head o
the steering group until the'
meet on Tuesday, August 10Th
to elect permanent officers.
During a round-table discussion
led by Howard, farm agents iron
12 Southeastern North Caroiln;
counties promised their supper
and help in making the show
success.
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Star Classified
Sunday Service,
II AM. to 8 PM.

This is a reminder that The
Star classified department is
prepared to accept classified
ads for Monday editions of
The Star between the hours
of II am. and 8 pm. on Sum-
day.
The deadline for The Sum-
day Star is 2 pm. Saturday
and for other days 9 pm. the
previous evening.
Ada may be ordered in per-
son at the business counter in
The Star lobby or by tele-
phoning a courteous Star adj
taker at Sterling 5000.
Always place your classified
ad in Washington's No. / clas-
Sifled medium-THE STAR.
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ROUTEMEN (2)

or leather worker, exper
in All types of machine sewing and
G Gutrins App, Perm HAsF lob fer aqsIsd
CO, 4712 Bethesda ave, Bethesda,
SALES EXPER., not afraid to knock
on doors, ages 25-45. nationally adj
vertised company, good pay. perm.
sRsdu 8Rp0 TO Sea adVa cs tx , s6s
FIX: 1854. Mon, 10 to 1.
SALES MANAGER for progressive real
estate firm in Arlington. Want alert
man with experience to work on
salary and percentage basis; Won
derful 9pport t, ~, for the right
references. Box sly. Star. |15
SALESMAN for fabric and furniture:
must be- thoroughly exper. Gall
sALEsMAN-cover D. c., Va; limo
leum stores, lumber yards, store
f1xt. mfgrs.; BALTIC. dist; car neces-
Sary; salary, commission. Box 1875,
tile and lino-
Jobs. and handle this type of bust
ness with a minimum Of supervi-
SION outside work; excellent salary
for top,notch man; SOUTHEAST
attsvilie, Md. WA, $500. Is
SALESMAN, advertising; no shortages
here in deliveries; hard work and
long hours this job will horrify
welfare state proponents. but if you
have any of that original American
urge to make some money, backed
by sales know how and willingneSs
to pay the price in work. and study,
perhaps this is the Job for you; we
sell a big line of advertising and
sales promotion ideas and materials;
liberal advance commission. Sunday
dial Lockwood 5-2602.
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HELP MEN Cont
AUTOMOBuE MECHANICS. onl,

MECHANICS. only top
men to work 5000 with guarantee,
Chrysler experience preferred; our
men average well over 500 per
week. Apply Mr. williams CAL
VERT MOTORS, INC. De Soto-Ply-
mouth dealer, 114l East West hwy,
Silver Spring. -15
AUTO MECHANIC for small repair
shop; will make reasonable offer to
right man. Call Ii. 4-4453. IA
AUTO MECHANIC, general. must be
exper on GIN products. pref, Pontiac;
must have AL refs. ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st. NV. see
AFRO III; Mech. exp. must have own
tools, good starting sal. Apply Mr..
Harold. 9TH AND EYE sVC. CTR,
Afro PARTS SALESMAN to take on
chamois sold in washington. Gan
Afro III S- PsooafiIsHER-Exper. with usins
elect. polisher and waxer. Needs
Apply MORRIS AND HUGHES AUTO
AUTO POLISHER,. exper., must have
Al refs. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887
irving s.; nv; M, Peers; Ia
be experienced; have good hand
writing and employment record: no
others need apply. FIR. 1899.
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AUDITOR WANTED-Experien in
uniform system of club accounting;
for private. club in Norfolk, Va.
Write, stating experience, refer
ences and salary desired. Box
AGTot DEALER-one of the largest g
in Washington has opening for as
sistant shop foreman to help run
shop and estimate on metal work.
Good salary to start. See Mr.. Ben
son between and II an, AUTO
A 9SrSO0! JOCKEY e.; r. must be careful
have Al refs. ARCADE PONTIAC
AUTO iI EGBkfGAffoN ME- ex perE'' must
hs s Drinkers Ak Tef SR ead E sssstnAl srizs s
AUTo MECHANIC, for feet mainte-
nance work and fuel oil truck
drivers; permanent positions; acct
dent and health benefits. insurance
protection. Apply COLUMBIA SPE-
CIALTY CO., 500 Bradley blvd,
Chevy Chase, Md, after 8 am. IA
snSsd on all makes 5 q ears Ga[s s S1S
Auto body and fender man. Auto
parts man, experienced in Kaiser
Frazer parts. Apply at REDS,
Kaiser Frazer, "a H st. ne. lis
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. neces-
sary: good salary, 5l2-day wk.
FOLLINS PACKARD SERVICE.
A Suisse Fairs Pafsi sd' cLERk-1nvenltory
control system; ms, vacation and
perm. pos. MITCHELL'S MOTORS,
INC, 222 End st. NV. Ia
AUTO MECHANICS (truck), expert
enced; ideal, shop eond;; top wages,
GFi gg5s. @OO1 w. y ave "A n:s''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-13

COOK. short order and sandwich
man. Mr.. Bess. CONTINENTAL
CAFETERIA. Conn. and M SITS. NV.
-13
COOK, colored-Must have expert
ence in sea food business Box
377-R. Star. ia
COUNTER MAN, exper. for kosher
delicatessen. Apply at 1892 Eastern
ave. NV. IA
COUNTERMEN, delicatessen and res
taurant; exp; new opening; full
line. 2705 Col. pike, Arl., ia.
CREDIT MANAGER for one of Wash
ington's leading credit jewelry
stores; good salary; excel. oppor-
tunity for advancement; fine work.
ing conditions; congenial manage
ment and associates. The man who
gets this top position must be ex-
per-, aggressive and hard worker.
Write Box AIT, Star. -15
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PERSONAL Cont

VACANCY-N.w., elderly person, in
pvt. rm., bath, porch and 24,hT.
nursing care, tray serv. WO. 9267.
NURSE, will care for 2 women. pa
tents, large front room, good 1909;
tray service. Ii. 3-5SS5. 500
Town eSp nO AND COUNTRY day school,
nursery throush 9th grade, door-to
door transportation, hot lunches.
9401 Georgia ave, SH. 1874.
YOUR WARDROBE, millinery, shop
ping problems solved by eyper. styl-
ist; reaS. rates. AID. COOS after 4.
HALLIDAY NURSERY, play group in
Sept, Chevy Chase. Nd. 10 in
group. Indy. supervision in color
Ing, SONGS, etc; 0W. S379;
Area. will offer special class for, 6
emotionally, disturbed children; ele-
mentary school age, under full-time
PSYCHOLOGIST. Write complete de-
COMP LETE INVESTIGATIONS
SERVICE, local. field, questioned
documents examined, lost heirs
traced; wide exper. NO. $500.
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JANE ABBOTT EMPL. SERVICES
1920 N. Y. ave. RIM. 40S, Elk. 0367
MEN
Real estate superv., salary S45 week
Bank teller. $1,000 a year.
TypiSt, $40 a month
WOMEN
Bank teller. S2.1O0 a year.
Typist. to S21O a month.
Ca shier-tynist salary npen
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BAKERS HELPER. white. exper /;
MOOR PASTRY SHOP, i6i27 Coles
vile I'd. Silver Spring Md. -15
BODY MAN AND PAINTER, expert
H sPSfd Ik dss s eSSf fqqdt a00 sTES
BooKkEEPER - Young man pre-
ferred. Capable in assisting cash
Ter. Excellent salary. EIsEMAN's.
Ro ~ and 3 Sts' H tIT;.. n.rnor.rt.
starting salary, $50; 5Ka days; only
those interested in steady employ
ment od need apply. Call MR.. FOX.
BooKKEEPER. full charge. for retail
Ii. s-6aas for appo d . Nis I
BOOKKEEPER TYPIST. pref. with
lumber yd. exp. Write fully age,
education, exp. and salary desired.
Box 4s-T, Star.
BoY-l3-l5 yrs, TO help at news
stand, g to am. Mon.-Fri. only.
Apply MR. sHRoT news stand,
BRICKLAYERs. union. good mechan
les, good working conditions, 22nd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rne MsSF syf; r also BRICK
BRYAN, cH. 1900; ewes, FA. 1889.
BRIcKLAYERs. long Job; see per
day only first-class mechs oyaantsd.
iumbia I'd. NV. Union Job.
BRICKLAYERS, qualified mechanics
for first-claSS work In Md, Va. and
D. c.; two years work ahead; union
NELSON. 92s v st. NV. Call DU.
BRicKLAYERs-Report to 2srd st.
and and No; NottinEham st. Arlington,
B ufi Sszfi OPERATOR for riT ID
LATIMER, jr., River I'd, and B&o
RI. West Bethesda. -13
BUTCHER, experienced. non-drinker.
BUTCHER. 3-day weekend work; ex-
R fGqis isfad MARk Rely I'LL I Df Esst
West hwy. Silver Spring, Md. sH.
CABINErMAKER - No carpenters
need apply: 40-hour-wee employe
Jones' SEARS 2sRs'i RoEBuc K * & Coz
CABINET MAKERS. experienced in
store fixture construction and in
WOEk IL Cdp-
able. Apply BERNARD STORE FIX
CARPENTERS 60, all,around me;
aoME 1MRPRoVEHENF HP eo 500 Il
csAIRPPENTER, exper. in remodeiing
roofing, siding; steady work for
neat mech 81. 2lOO, Sun. "a.
CARPENTER by large property own
er; .all-around man capable of best
quality. work; must be active. de-
pendable and good habits; steady
work, moderate wages; apartment
available, If desired. NASH. NO.
CARPENTERS. long Job only expert
enced mechanics need apply. ROSE
MARY KNOLLS CORP, Rosemary
Hills, Silver Spring. or call AID. 7T7O.
CARPENTERS NEEDED. 18th and
Alabama ave. Sc; bring tools, come
ready for work. IA
CARPENTERS, for high-class resi-
Dental work; builder operating
continuously since 1929: good Job
for right men: open shop; 50 per
hour. JOHN H. COLLIER, 1882
18th st. NV, no. O9S4. IA
CARPENTERS WANTED-Report for
work Monday morning. Bath I'd.
north and Albemarle ST.. Arlington,
Country Club Hills: ENGLISH VII
LACE CONSTRUCTION CORP. See
Mr. Wright on premises. lib
CARPENTER FOREMAN, who knows
production and how to handle men;
no others need apply; housing Job
close in Arlington; ONCE. Glebe
6S77. or evenings. GIL. 0173. Ia
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In order 10 protect its udper-
tisers from receipino circular
matter. ii Is expressly understood
and agreed that all such mat
ter Uill be Withheld as far as
possible BY The Star. Only bona
fde ANSWERS to advertisement
addressed TO Dor numbers IN
care OF The Star Uiu be deliuered
to advertisers on presentation
OF the boz number ticket.
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HELP MEN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per wk. Per-
manent opening for wholesale sales1
man, experienced selling to- local
restaurants, taVernS bars, hotels.
Box 2S2-T, Star. IN
SALESMAN-Qualifle salesman /, to
promote the sale of nationally, ad-
vertised fountain syrup products In
Washington. D. c., territory; sal.
airy and car expense; good future.
Write Box BOOT, Star. -l5
SALESMAN-An excel. opportunity Ii
offered an ambitious college gradu-
ate to sell for an old established
supply house. Box 52-V, star. 13'
tive weather-stripped outside case
ment storm windows; big season
now starting; no canVassing. CAPT.
tor, SUPPLY co 2O0OI, x at NV
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Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers
'hree Lines (Minimum)

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! or times. 35c per line.
3 to 6 times consecutively. S3c pei
line.
7 times consecutively, 31e per line
Special Notices and Personal &C per
line additional.
New Automobiles. soc Der line. 4-line
minimum
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line QUO
Out-of-town rate is charged on all
advertising 35 miles or more tTom
Washington.
DEADLINES
suM1pPA.Y EDITION zDTTS0S i : ? n sal sas
OTHER EDITIONS, 8 PM. Day before
Branch Agencies ! hr. earlier.
Claims for errors must be mace N
time for correction before second In
eertion.
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FED L. WILLIAMS & FED L.
WILLIAMS, Jr.
AuctiOneerS ard Appraisers.
PUBLIC
AUCTION

Louis the XIV gold leaf ele-
CANT curio cabinet, oversize
curley maple bedroom suite,
3-piece blue covered French
sofa and 2 chairs, attrac-
tive solid mahogany antique
sofa, Chinese bronze floor
lamp, solid mahogany odd
crystal china case, At pieces
old Bohemian cut crystal
glass, bowls, dishes, vases,
punch bowls, etc.
q Belgian room size and
throw size rugs, attractive
odd living room chairs of
various kind, bedroom suite,
kitchen sets, fancy tables,
mahogany coffee, lamp and
tea tables.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC
AUCTION
AT
AUCTION HOUSE
alS NEW YORK AVE.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 18TH. Pm.
Auctioneers Phone MA. 1878.
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Classified Ads
HELP MEN
PHONE SOLICITOR. exp

PHONE SOLICITOR. exper.. for Gay
BOOKS. write L. zALIs. Playgoer,
Inc. 217 East ST.. Baltimore ., Md.
PLASTERER-Whit AL mechanic.
Bethesda area. Call between 6 and
8 pm. Wa, 4S77;. IL
Job. NJ. T. BRoYHILL. 22nd and
North Harrison SITS, Arlington. --15
PLASTERERS (75). 1st-class white
mechanics. Report to JOB. Long
Branch Apis, Old Bladensburg I'd.
and Piney Branch I'd. --15
PLASTERERS - Colored. nrst-class
white coat mechanics. Call on Job,
seth and Fessenden. SITS. NV. Ii
PLUMBER, sober, first-ciass mech,
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CREW LEADER - Night handling
crew of 3 men: work 4 pm. to
1880 am; refs. req; bondable;
90c hour to start; some overtime
pay. Box 302-T, Star.
DAIRYMAN, with own help to run
modern dairy; De Laval mixers; good
house, Garden, etc. DEBIE BRODIE,
Route 1l9 between Germantown and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-13
Industrial Engineer

experienced in time and
motion study, methods analysis, job
evaluation, and standard hour wage
incentive installation. Must be free
to travel anywhere in United States.
Salary, $4,000 per year to start,
plus all travel expense. Reply by
letter, stating experience, education
Box 1927, Star.
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HELP MEN

ADJUSTER-COLLE - National
finance CO., car furn.: unlimited OPP
portunity, planned program OF ad-
vancement. bonus plan, free hospi-
talization and insur.; exper. helpful
S1S5. Box 459-R. Star. ia
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, exper.
for Gayety and Olney Theater pro-
gram books. Write L. FALLS, Play
goer. Inc, 217 East st.. Baltimore
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APPLIANCE
statesmen

Several men-mature, intel
ligent and with some sales
experience to At into our
present organization. These
openings offer a future to the
right men. Guarantee while
training. Draw-versus COM
mission. Car essential. For
interview
CALL HO. O937
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.
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HELP MEN

CREDIT MANAGER, retail experience
necessary; aggressive promoter with
good collection record; opportunity
with old-established Washington
company. Write full details and
salary expectations to Box 455-L,
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Auto Service Personnel

We have an opening for one body
service mechanic, one general me-
chanic and one car washer or pol
isher; good Pay, excel working in
surance available and no drinkers
wanted. See Mr.. Evans, AKERS
OLDSMOB1LE- CADILLAC CO., Fair
lington Shopping Center, Alex, Va.
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CASHIER sTENOGRAPHER

CASHIER STENOGRAPHER
Capable of handling modest respon-
sibilities; stenographic necessary'
no 14th st. NV, 10 am. to ] pm.
CEMENTERS. to work by the Job or
by the hour. mechanic only; large
c hHHsinE wb iS6; W siiaf SSnS man;
meal; short hours; must be frst
class, sober. Apply in person after
1 pm. at 3433 Conn. ave. NV,
CIVIL ENGINEER, field and/or once,
Excellent pox oPP 9rT stsr for auailsd
warehouse duties, $40 wk.; raises;
perm. Apply 1896 H st. ne.
CLERK, white, over 20, part time,
$3.50 to 7 pm, Sat. | to pm:
P PEEfaG Co.. E nE. Ssisi TRUCK
CLERK to work In shipping depart
ment of wholesale magazine COM
pany, 5-day week. Apply 1121, 9TH
CLERK, with some bookkeeping exp,
to check registers and do routine
S %eed c Sqf Md St BE- cry snd
6-day week: Good pay. PEELERS
DRY CLEANING, 23os R. I. ave.
ne, DU. 1415: Ia
CLERK-Colored, for grocery store;
some meat experience. Good salary
Apply in person, DIGS, 1900 K
CONSTRUCTION MEN-AI trades, to
volunteer for active duty with the
430th Engineer Construction Bat
talon, ORC, effective Aug. 10, 1850.
INQUIRE $50 Maine ave. s.w.. 8 am.
CONSTRUCTIoN ENGINEER, knows
estimating Office work. field work;
reference. RA. 0747. Monday. -13
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TEACHERS

Art, carpentry. dean of women, Ems. =
Lat.-Fr.. Fuidance dir. home econ.
librarian. math- science. music-pub.
sch, primary, relig. educ, girls pvt.
sch. sheet metal. ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY, 14th and G, Colo
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Sec'ys, stenos.. typists. bkprs.. recpt.-
typist. file clerks, payroll clerks.
bkpg. inch. oprs Many others
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV. RIM. 500.
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SECRETARIES
Legal, $4,000.
Legal. $4,000.
Manufacturers to $500.
Assoc, $4,000.
Assoc 50 SfS0
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WHELAN DRUG, RIM. 214-A.
500 18th st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK-white all-around
and Sat. Apply UNITED MEAT
GROCERY RECEIVING CLERK -
Must be exper. as receiver for g
s snPS5 M BENEFITS. st fss s sifs' for ana
very sctiye man OF the highest IN
tegrIty. Your background will be
very CAREFUL. examined. An extep--
tIonal opportunity for the right
man. nan, I apply RIM ia, ia; s ~
GROCERY aSsi s9'io sTSocKM hESon all II" around
store clerk; furnish references: APP
ply Sun. 7o1 N. Daniel Lyon Park
HELPERS, 2 men for trucks; must must
Steady. reliable men considered;
excellent references necessary. APP
ply to Mr.. Rota, JULIUS LANS-
BURGH FURNITURE CO., 909 F
H ID SEN good steady worker,
salary. $50. per mo-; also rm., board
and laundry; D: G, drivers permit
phone. MASONIC q EASTERN
STAR HOME, 5000 New Hampshire
ave. ne. Bus: Chillum Heights, K-4.
Ia
HOTTEST MONEY MAKER our
New idea ironing pad pays you up
to 1909. Saves housewives up to
| hour in 3. Minute demonstration;
guaranteed; also sensational selling
fabric tablecloth = wipes cleanl Free
sample offer. SHELDON, 1923 s.
23rd., Dept. $50, Milwaukee. Wise.
INSURANCE INVESTIGATORS -
Branch office of national investiga-
ting CO. needs 2 additional men
in their Washington ONCE; mus
have car and be able TO type OWE
reports; experience in insurance
investigating desirable, but not es-
sential; prefer residents within &c
mile radius OF Washington. Reptile:
to P. o. Box 1853, Ben FrankliI
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SALES MANAGER

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR AGGRESSIVE MAN
WITH SUPERIOR SALES
BACKGROUND TO Be
COME ASSOCIATED WITH
ONE OF THE FASTEST
GROWING BEV ERA G E,
COMPANIES IN w ASH =
INGTON. GIVE COMPLETE
RESUME OF QUALIFICA-,
TIONS, INCLUDING AGE,
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE
AND REFERENCES.
Box 1891, Star.
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2 statesmen

Box 1891, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-13
SALESMAN
statesmen
statesmen

known CORPORATION wants 3 expert
enced statesmen interested in above
average earnings and excellent ops
portunity for advancement. Res
taurant and tavern experience help
full. Must have car. For interview,
call Monday or Tuesday, DU. 1000