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The Nome nugget., 1950-12-22
Haycock News
 tIrene Cornue. Correspondent

iioAoiiHN 1Aoopitdl, LS(. IL Ai Sookiayak, sixteen years of age, lived with the Rylanders in Hay cock for eight years. In May, 1850, he was admitted 10 the Bethel hospital. Little Carl attended school here and his death was a sad shock to his young friends.
 Lizzie and Oscar Swanson sO- journed to the Landing in mid November. Helen Porter and Johnny Beltz accompanied them. Although Lizzie hooked a three foot pike, they reported poor fish ing. It was evident that otter were eating the fish. Bert Beltz of Kot- zebue visited the Haycock resi- dents at The Landing. An insuffi- cient amount of snow at Haycock prevented the landing of his ski plane.
 Victor Karmun flew to Kotze- bue on November Is with Art Johnson for a tonSillectomy. AS no news is good news, we are as- stunning that Victor is in fine con- dition. Proper transportation will soon bring him back to Haycock where his school curriculum and Christmas festivities are awaiting him.
 Fredie Swanson entertained the school children at his home, No vember 27 on his l4th birthday. Birthday cake, chocolate and ber- rieS climaXed the evening"
 How disturbing to be located at 65' IA latitude 16l' O5' west lon gitude and yet not have sufficient snow for the mail plane to land! So it has been at Haycock for the past two weeks. However, we have just experienced three days of heavy snow and we are confi- dent that a scarlet Gull Wing or Noresman will soon bring us Christmas packages.
 A Thanksgiving program and lunch were presented to the par ents and friends at the school, Mo- vember P. Although the tradi- tional bird did not visit all of us, cranberries and pumpkin pies were plentiful and spirit of Thanksgiving was present.
 Again, "our" Art Johnson, was the first pilot to land a ski plane at Haycock. Just before dusk Dec. 6, Art and Jim Baldwin landed on the willowy runway" Bert Beltz followed in his Piper Cub. The three stayed overnight here and departed early the next morn ing for a moose camp on the Yu- kon. They were to join Wallace Johnson and George Aluje, who are trapping on Thompson Creek. Is Haycock atypical in regard to dog teams? Seven tractors are harbored in our small village, but not one dog team has sallied into the new snow. Why? Because we have only two dogs! A quarter of a century ago when one hundred and fifty people lived here there were two hundred dogs. But ev- cry dog has his day and no doubt tractors as much more practical in this mining community. This is all the more reason that visiting dog team would be greatly vel comed.
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Evening star., 1950-02-05

HELP MEN tcont. J

BRICKLAYER on contract; 5 resi-
dences: labor or abor-material. W
H. BACON, Jr., GE. 1113, FA. 1888
6uLLDoZER OPERATOR. experienced
handling HD-5 loader. Call OIL.
n521,.
BUS BOY, colorsd. You must have
worked year or more in fine hotel
OIL restaurant, have good references
to be considered Call in person.
Rear of TED LEWIS RESTAURANT,
2655, Conn. ave, after 1 pm. on
BUSINESS BROKER in nearby Va.
requires clean cut, well recon-
mended salesman with car. No ex-
perience necessary. A high-caliber
man can earn considerable money
in this position. Call FA. 0229.
BUTCHER WANTED, white: must be
reliable and sober: must sell all
kinds of meat; steady position and
good pay. 2 to Sun, 4915 9th
BUTCHER-Sober, reliable. Good ref
erence. Excellent pay. Apply 2l6S
Pa. ave, NV. p
BUTCHER, experienced and reliable
man, capable of taking complete
charge of meat dept. Do not apply
unless so qualified. Good salary.
Apply QUALITY FOOD SHOP, 5o35
CABINETMAKERs, exp. in store FIX
ture work, for permanent Job in
tions. AMERICAN STORE FIXTURE
= ~
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
/ or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimuml
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. am. 10 q pm.
Saturday, am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 9 pm.
Lave your ads at the Business once,
18th and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
Of the Branch Ofnces throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
tirle for correction before second in
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
a serial number with date and identi-
hes your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note of the
cancellation number. This Is I'M
portant in case Of adjustment.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

ENGINEER, licensed. with air-con.
ditioning .exper., for afternoon and
evening shift at a good residential
apt. bldg. Call Mr. Sherwin. MA.
500, between o and 10 an,
ENGINEER or skilled mechanic, with
technical background. with at least
3 yrs exper. in the installation
and manufacturing Of Forced Warm
eoLJaBH el5 FaInss'i spEeaLf9 ef NJ Co. caoo's%snf w.
ZOO for appointment:
ENGINEERING ASSISTANT, prefer
ably familiar with Prince GEORGES
Co. suburban area for record and
information division Of local plan
man, personable, and industrious;
opportunity for advancement; an
nual vacation and retirement plan.
Phone AZ; goo. Mon, Tues, 9;12,
ENGINEER, steam, 3rd class license.
general maintenance exper.; $500
annually, 40-hr. work wk.: must be
sober. dependable. Industrious; Apply
ENSEER slgins in dshsiS RTrR BOY ssss ,ah
EsTiMAToRs-A arm that holds the
coveted position Of being the orig
inator Of its industry end is proud
OF Its reputation in dealing with the
puhlic is now in the process OF
guliIiuk Ell cotiDuaGoIS SGdH IIOiu
local men. Substantial earnings.
similar responsibilities. Must be an
established resident, own car and be
willing to adopt our code of ethics.
Apply in person at 614 Sth st. Sc.
between 10 o'clock am. and $50
FARMER, white. for dairy, and gen
srai farm work; new house. With
ronNrArs eStfE r nAN isF wSlss. sHps experienced;
day work only; no sunday; non
drinker. WA. 1904.
FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced; part
time. evenings 443 Kennedy st, h W /.
FREEZER MAN, white, for frozen
work; approximately 80 hrs. Der r
wk.: S35. DI. 1900.
FURNITURE REFINISHER for out
side and inside work; car necessary.
Write. giving full particulars and
salary expected. Box IS4-s, Star.
FURNITURE FINTsHER, man capable
Of burning in and matching colors,
TRACT GO. 1888 Half st. s.e. No
GROCERY Rs0ai ss BUYER We have 20 an
opening for an exper. dry grocery
buyer. In order to qualify for this
position the applicant must have
an excel. background In buying for
Room enain e iHRfE sRRisNuToS Rs5fsss AAgHgaly AHay
Attn 1LDd. AL. VI. -S
Evening star., 1950-02-05
HELP MEN

PAPERHANGER-PAINTER combina- :
ton preferred; first-class. reliable,
sober man only WA. S109.
PAYROLL CLERK-Must be able 10
type. State age, experience and other
oualifica tions. also salary expected.
Box 5l-S, Star. IS
PHARMACIST. white or coIored; 3 to
aAfaEyWs dhiEy ne eHARM sRsndsy IL l9e9i s.1os5 refs
PHARMACIST, capable and progress
sive,. to work in modern neighbor-
hood store. EN-. 4400. 44OO Mac
PAARMAcisT HARM ehEsi for nearby suburban mb
store: Md. registration. CHAND-
LER,,s DRUG. 1857 Defense hwy,
PHARMACIST, full time, for Job
available Feb. 10; prescription work !;
mature, reliable man; good salary
and hours; steady Job. Apply
MooDLEx we Wo. DEgG; 2g3a. 1897 Conn ave.
PHARMACIST, Virginia, registered;
good working conditions. 5-day wk.;
Fri. Apply " WAIdREEN " FREE We Co, 'ir0tEe in tse
Pentagon Bldg. 10
PHARMACIST, registered. A very
sive man. sTATLER PHARMACY,
Statler Hotel. DI. 1916 -6
PHARMACIST, relief work, registered
pnoo II Va; % OK; 1913 @0453. c.,,,,s IS
shooting and overnight. Best pay
RAYMOND PORTRAIT STUDIO, is
white. 1st class me-
chanics only; top wages. LOGAN,
LO, 3-SO66.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
INSURANCE MEN

Men with ability and experience ir
monthly ordinary and industrial
fields. Must be of good character
and come well recommended. Agents
assspid nssss w e syen NJ osse1s f.
All replies confidential. Box 125-S,
Star.
INVESTIGATOR = Handling insur-
ance investigations; age limit 81
through 2S, single; national firm;
excel. opportunity for advancement;
h: s. education nee. and knowledge
OF typing rea;; car nec.; salary and
Rims BLDG. 18th and M sts. NV,
bet. 10 and 3 weekdays. -6
JANITOR-Good boiler man. local
refs; No children. small bldg. Qtrs
:o21 18th NV. after pm. only
JANIToR, 9th, class license, $3.50
and other benefits for sober. de-
JANITOR, settled man. ia apart
ments to take care of. Good salary
and quarters. Experienced. OIL
JANITOR-Colored, experienced who
lives in Hyattsville area. Must be
sober and reliable for steady Job In
garden-type apartment development.
No quarters. Good sataIy. Call MRS.
= h1NNGA ONlOu o-OO. %
JANITOR AND FIREMAN for hand
fired coal furnace, to live on prem
tses; permanent position. Apply Mr..
Malcom Scates. MALCOLM SCATES
INC. 4121 18th st. NV.
KITCHEN CABINET SALESMAN, ex-
per-. to call on building trade; very
good line Of wood and metal kitchen
cabinets; excel. proposition for right
man with adequate drawing account
to apply against commissions. Boz
81 ST Star. IS
LABORERS. for building foundation
work. Apply MR.. FOARD, 2nd and
Uren place ne.
LAWYER WANTED, veteran, with Of
nee facilities, for part-time organ
national and representative work in
veterans Federal empioye field; op-
LfNoLEUM MECHANIC, experienced
permanent position. good salary;
no phone calls. HOME INC. 9TO2
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
MAN Sober. reli-
able colored man to maintain 64-
unit DEVELOPMENT in northeast. Must
have sufficient experience to oper-
ate. regulate and keep clean coal
stoker fired furnaces Ability to
make minor repairs essential Pre-
ferable age 1880. Salary. bonus
and apartment. Call MR.. BRIDG-
MAN; RE. 1926. before IL noon
Monday.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

mems furnishings. some
exper. desired; excellent salary. per-
manent position. MUTUAL STORES,
cor: z st; at 9th NV.
aPSefsst ao has the 0esSiHa sSiIity of % self SUPER super
dignified, direct sales work; car
necessary. To the man who. can
qualify we offer exclusive territory.
steady repeat business year after
year. 97.year success pattern
no deliveries, no heavy samples, no
Investment, no down payment neces-
sary on orders, no high-pressure
selling: full earnings paid immedl-
ately; no reserve or deductions an
aptitude test to, prove you are quail.
sales training program in our entire
industry to assure your success; from
our records, open to your inspection,
average earnings for entire organ,
ization in a recent 9-month perio9
was ss2 per week; top third ranges RANGED
JONES, District Manager, Box 499-v,
Star, stating age, experience and
saannGanssMhhSNnnCSoeaLiLEcToR-For anGns hSnSeai indus
Apply 500 Victor Blds' 7a4 9th
supplies, station
airy. Need at once statesmen, exper.
only with local following;. neat ap-
pearing and capable. Good earnings
assured. See Mr.. Fisher, ATLAS
PRESS. 500 F st. NV. 5
time outside. Good commission paid.
BEVERLY RADIO CO., 523 18th st.
ne. -II
experienced building ma
terials, for outside and inside WORK.
Car necessary. Liberal draw against
commission; many employe dement's.
Apply personnel office, SEARS ROE
BUCK a. CO.. $500 Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1950-02-05

fldence, BOX 355-s. Star.
WINDOW TRIMMER, exper. mems
clothing and furnishings; top salary,
perm. position. MUTUAL STORES,
M9I eor; ,it s. at 9th nv nv n.rt .,,s -
take care Of established b-cent nut
vending machine route. about S1.50
an hr.. to start. Call CLARK, CHI.
MAN for theater manager; expert
ence not necessary but valuable;
must have, car. Starting salary. S46
merits Box 497-V, Star.
MAN. experienced in slip cover up
holstery and drapery work. This is
an unusual opportunity. for person
of outstanding ability who wants to
connect with old ,firm: refs: neces-
fully experienced. Salary and bonus
in keeping with ability. This is q
lob worth investigating. Box Ass,
men. no age limit, to train for our
COMFORT CO., 1851 Georgia ave.
Il to 2, Mon, Tues, Wed. No
MEN-Extensive expansion program
of a reputable life insurance COM
pany writing both weekly premium
to men Of ability and good character
under 40 yrs. of age. Guar. salary,
plus liberal comm Apply in person,
Mon. 8 am. to $3.50 pm, SUN LIFE
ms. CO. OF AMERICA, 1910 YER
MEN-A solid selling opportunity.
We have several openings Offering
the things you've always wanted
in a selling proposition: Leads,
permanent location, organized train
ing program, liberal commission.
Selling experience desirable but not
between % and 40 need apply.
Phone Elk. 1912 Or Ex. 1892 for
AppolAtMent.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

MEATCUTTER-Youns man with at
least . yrs exper. to work in refgr.
box of lge. food organization; must
be sober and dependable worker for
RENT REM ss ssRvicss Ssfsy Ne. N i3s i3yERN IT,
MECHANIC. Al: heated garage;
salary open; must have tools. ST.
MECHANICS t2), experienced in
Chrysler products; good working con-
ditions; 5k-day week; weekly guar
antee, 5000 labor basis; with in
surance. disqualification and vacation
Reeder, DIvVER MoToR CO. i730
GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda. WI. 2112.
MOTORCYCLE RIDER, exper. in
pickup and delivery of cars, 5-day
wk.; in one of Wash.'s best known
auto agencies: must be sober and
reliable and have good refs. See
M. Crane or MI.. Justice at LEO
MUSIC TEACHERS. piano. accordion,
trumpet and clarinet; capable per-
formers with good training back
ground; experience not necessary.
We will train you to teach. Tell US
all about your training and back
ground in first letter. Give age,
snd SEND snapshot If possible. Box
NiGHiT; WAATicHMAN, sober, respon.
sible, at least 40 yrs. old; no heavy
work. Write giving references and
past employment. Box 426-S, Star
Evening star., 1950-02-05

OP1OMETRIsT. registered In d. C.
Apply Mr.. pllman. NEW YORK
.EWELRY CO.. 719 7th st. NV.
PAINT SALESMEN-An Unusual cp-
portunity for high-type. experienced
men with car and phone to repre-
sent natl. known mfg. Of quality
paint products soliciting painters,
builders and maintenance accounts.
Established local territory and ex-
ceptfonal cooperation given to men
willing to work. Also responsible
man with experience as assistant
Our employees know Of this advt.
Box 479-V,. Star. --5
PAINT STORE MANAGER, WASH
ington's fastest growing store needs
young man interested in real
confidential. See Charles Lopez,
CLARK FCNTANA PAINT co,
1883 ? Ut. 1.w.. HU. 774S. 10
Evening star., 1950-02-05
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

fEACMER-lst grade, pub. sch. GER
TSAeHnss ssSssse 4asseY. 9S Colorado Sns Siass
TOUCH tying with comptometer;
short course. excel. positions avail
able Start today. Est. 33 vrs.. QI
approved, fully accredited. BOYD
SCHOOL, 700 18th, cor. O. Ma.
yoIGRNALIsM COURSE by Truman
Felt, correspondent st. Louis Star
Times, 80 years exper.. assisted BY
guest Washington correspondents.
Tues. and Thurs. evenings, 7:30 to
9 pm: starts l Feb. z; q. Eesistsr
NATIONAL SCHOOL OF JOURNAL
ISM, associated with BOYD SCHOOL.
est. 80 yrs. 700 18th st. NV.
TYPIsT G). loan once; 5-day-wk.;
typiSt. knowl. cashiering, under 35,
S175 mo-; PIX opr., typist, me-,
$40 wk.; another in Sc. Hundreds
of openings. See Miss Evans at
BOYDs. 700 18th, cor. @, Ma.
TYiiP1ESwiRITER BARGAINS - Under
wood No. 8. only S35; Remington
$3.50; Barret adding machine, $40:
Rem noiseless port. tnew), only
S96.6Q; many other unusual buys:
OFFICE MACHINES CO., 18th and
Eye, cor. RE. 262S.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Box 315-T. Star. "A
COLLECTION MAN for telephone
work and skip tracing. Good sal,
cIorHiNe Co. 4f5 Hp'it 7th st. ifHAD NV.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, age u to
35, with auto, to solicit and service
life insurance on D. c. route; good
pay and Advancement. ME-. 5306.
COLLECTORS AND SALESMEN-Es-
tabliShed routes, disqualification, ac-
cident, sickness and life; no exper-
ience necessary; $50 per week as
sured to start: increased earnines
after training period. Apply 1915
l4th st. NV, am. only.
CoLLECTOR-SALESMAN for Install
ment .outes. Must have late-model
car. Experienced collector willing
to work will earn up to $3.50 a
week. Apply ROYAL HOME EQUIP
MENT CO, 4s0S Rhode Island ave,
Hyattsville, Nd WA. 3699.
exper. in land sub
division. Apply Room 2o4. 1922
Ga. ave, Sill. Spg., Md. %
SUPERINTENDENT
with some knowledge of mechanical
equipment; age 30-45. MA. 2s71,
l:30 to 5 weekdays. -12
COOK. short order;. must be good,
sober; refs. req. See chef. 5031
Conn. ave. No phones.
ballroom. to instruct eve
nings: experienced. THE VICTOR
STUDIOS, 1880 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1950-02-05
SAL, I,ESMAN

We are anxious to employ man
who demands a high income ant and
Sspe'onsss Sspe Years s'f experience SELLING to
executives. Salary plus commits
sions and bonus when earned. Ter
ritory includes nearby Va, re-
snirins s.tsar.d car | day a week Age
PITNEY-BOWES, INC.
1925 K st. NV. -
with car, to sell truck
tires and recapping by one of
Washington's Oldest tire distributors.
Reply, stating age and qualifica-
tions. Good income guaranteed to
a young man willing to work and
make a permanent connection. Box
SALESMAN. sIg;a saf' experienced automobile
man with good following who can
produce quality new car business.
For the right man, we have the
right proposition. Box 3o7-T, Star.
sALESMAN-To call on retail trade
in Hyattsvilie and surrounding ter
ritory in Md Franchise offered to
the one selected. Opportunity and
future for right man. Guaranteed
salary and comm. Must have cash
deposit. For interview see Mr., God
WIN, NdOu. 6ye., Eep- o. ouTlAiBboEi
Hotel, No phone calls.
SALESMAN, for major oil company S
fuel oil dept. Only those experf-
enced in fuel oil and oil burner
selling will be. considered. Must
have automobile. Salary, car al
lowance and reimbursement for
cost of products used to operate
car Reply, giving educational brck-
ground and record of past and
present employment. Box 352-S,
Statesmen t2), wanted for City OF
Washington; salesman's dream;
no collections, no call backs, nc
canvassing; good appearance, edu-
cation, automobile and desire to be
successful are the prime requisites;
should earn between $500 and $500
monthly after brief training period
Apply sales manager, 91S Warner
Bldg, 10 to 1:45. -6
SALESMEN-$25- per day, pait
daily, part or full time, ARRANGING
for installation Of sensational. nev
"shuffleboard bowling games" IL
restaurants, tayerns, drug stores
neighborhood stores, etc.. so spertl
public may practice for big SI,00(
Eastern championship tournament
tremendous promotional campaign
now bre9king, See MIR. MAFFETT
1771 Columbia I'd, NV. -12
Evening star., 1950-02-05
q. 8. EMPL. SERVICE
Clerical and Professional once
Old Post Once Bldg.
315 18th st. NV.
NO FEES
-


chance for adv. Sd. wk., $34,
Secretary (soc. agency, age 26-35,
interest soc. serv, type 45, shthnd.
Secretary seer tsteamship). age 2o-3Q,
public contact type; type 30, shthnd.
so; $1,000 VI.
Stenographer fassoc.l, age 25-35,
misc; duties; type so, shthnd. 100;
cierk-steno. tleEis.). age 22-35. die
taphone pfd.; allow travel II avail;
type 45, shthnd., so; S2,400 VI.
-stsnosrapher treal est.l. age 1885,
80; hrs. 10 to 4; ST. mr., SD wk.
Stenographer (assoc.), age 22-30. 2
yrs, exper.; type so. shthnd. ITO;
S225 mo.
Customer engineer (sales br. OF.
age 1928, degree cleo. engr.. no
exper. req, will train; $3.50 mo.
Craftsman (mech.), age 25-40, de-
sign ads, charts. posters; exper.
RED; min. 81 81 hr. dep. on man.
Craftsmen (2) (const.), under 45;
3 yrs exper.; free to leave country;
$500 to S3,450 VI. plus sub
Engineer aide tconst.). under 4b; 8
yrs expef.: non-drinker; travel;
S3. .450 plus subsistence.
Engineer lelec.l, age 35-45; know
codes. fam. light and power system;
degree; ,10-12 yrs exper.; approx.
'iVO b NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star., 1950-02-05

TILE SETTER 1st class) with helper.
Permanent job specializing in resi-
Dental work. Call at once. CHI.
DRIvEK-Young colored man
with d. C. permit, as driver and
helper on trash truck. Call co. 1909
after IL noon Sunday.
TRUCK AND CAR WASHER-Col-
ored, must be experienced and
furnish good references. Permanent
Job for dependable man. Apply to
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS GARAGE
1900 st st. ne. -5
UPHOLSTERER. experienced, who
understands tufting; steady work
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING. 250s
14th st. NV
WASHROOM HELP wanted-Wash.
man, extractor man, waShroom
helpers: experienced only. Apply al
once. BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY,
o3S 1tn So. sc. los
Evening star., 1950-02-05

SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK, expert
enced, full time, for work in drug
store. Apply 9719 Georgia ave.
psinasI right man roHn Gsl Oh 1s9di roIlNTRy MT;
SPOTTER. white, experienced; good
salary. Phone LU. 1-9723. or Sun,
SPOTTERS,. l silk, wool: expansion
program offers excellent opportunity
for capable spoilers; must oe. thor
large volume in quality plant. BLUE
BANNER LAUNDRY, $50 7th st. s.e.
STATIONERY tofice supplies, and
printing salesman. over $4,000 yr:
SDlehss falthsa dstas Ss
STEAM 81 pWi TABLE sifs, MAN. experienced s
ady 1nly oass nsed "a Apply, pg oSssgI SslI SO Pm
heating shop: will be advanced to
plumbing apprentices; high school
educated and be under 2I years old.
Apply % M st. ne. =
STOCK MAN for stock and photo
graphic I.. .l'an,s equipment and and. supplies; supple. !;
Tnomas fHoG palaasNsi st BRENNER AfS AfPSHoTo co.. IS!
933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
SURVEY RODMAN, young man to
work with surves party. Apply
soon sns mg goa 1922 Ga ave-. 81,
TAILOR, thoroughly experienced in
alterations Of mems clothing; refer
ence required. LIVINGSTON'S,
g0S 7th st. NV. -6
TAILOR WANTED--Steady position.
Apply DAILEY'S CO., 709 7th st.
NV. --6
TECHNICAL WRITER. NJ. e. desree
pref, familiar with Army, Navy
specifications; perm. Box 321-T,
TELEPHONE fsaEj statesmen. ticket and
ad deal, commission basis Call
co. 6657 Sunday. AID. 6143 Monday
and Tuesday. -
TEIEVISION. AND RADIO MEN. to
set up and adjust radio and TV
sets; must have cars; apply at
once. LACY'S SERVICE BLDG,
Half and Cue sts., s.w. -5
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Veteran Motor Sales, Inc.
1914 River Rd.. Alexandria. Va.

AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MGR, must
Cali Mr. Martens, SH. 1434, for ap-
pointment. CALVERT MOTORS,
INC, De Soto-Plymouth, 1141 East
West hwy, Silver Spring, Md. --7
AUTO TRIMMER-Must be throughly
experienced and capable;: in one OF
Washington's better shops: good
pay, good hours; AUTO SEAT COVER
CO.. INC, DU.s 2T96. -7
BAKER, night, good on Danish and
buns; steady job. SCHNEIDER s.
6231 Georgia ave. NV.
BAKER, aII-around experience, white,
good pay night work. Apply 1921
Nichols ave. Sc. Is
BARBER - Coiored. experienced
wanted for barber shop. Fort Myer
Va. CH. 5000. Ext. 4210. -
B0OKKEEPER-S369 month. Boz
BRiCKLAYERs for apt. lob: come
ready for work. Branch ave. SIC,
and turn TO Colebrook dr., then
to 26th ST., / mile over D. C. line,
BRICK SALESMAN, former brickiaye,
or construction man with sales ex.
perfence. Apply Boz 121-s, star
Evening star., 1950-02-05
statesmen

statesmen for Metropolitan wash
ington with following AMONGST jew
elry dept, speciality and gift stores,
to sell exclusive line Of costume
iewelry. Liberal commission basis.
No objection to other non-ccniict-
Strictly confidential, For appt., call
ST. 2939 or write to Box 1877
sASDwICH MAN-Experienced. for
kosher delicasessen: Apply at
HoFBERG'S, 1922 Eastern ave. NV,
SECRETARY. Tues, Thurs. and Fri,
8 am. to l pm, for law profess
sor. Mature; legal, accounting. Al.
ing experience; 500 mo, ONCE 1924
23rd st. NV. DE. 34S0. --6
SECURITIES SALESMAN - Long es-
tablished investment firm, members
Of the New York Stock Exchange.
enced salesmen. Firm will cooper
ate in furnishing ideas and val
liable leads. Highest references re-
auired. Mr.. Kreeger, ROBERT c.
JONES & CO, NE. 29s2; p,,u
required; duties include service SELL
BoWIE-VINCENT MOTOR CO, 5013
Ga. ave. NV. RA. 0400. -
SERVICE SALESMAN-Must be ex-
perienced in writing job tickets and
A real proposition for the right
man. Contact Mr.. Thomas Phone
EN-. 1000 LEO RoCCA. 1901 Conn.
ave e
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
"a. experienced men. Salary, plus
commission Apply McCULLY &
FOSTERS ESQ CENTER. 1860
Marlboro pike District Hghts. -
SHOE REPATRMAN, must be exp. on
mems and women's shoes. OIL. 566S.
ing ladies' shoes: salary plus comm.
Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1925
st. NV -S