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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-03
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Life, being a book in which our
daily acts are indelibly written,
to such thoughtful persons its
pages are too precious to be blot
ched with careless scribbling.
To build a worthwhile life re-
quires more than a daily strive
for a living to give it an eternal
foundation, the best materials
must continuously be forthcom-
ing.
It's foundation, it's superstruct-
r and framework must be most
substantial though not without
fault; and for this reason must be
examined daily, and guarded as if
placed in a vault.
The precious soul of man for
which all of US must give a strict
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-03

FOR RENT-Room for man and
wife. 1868 Home Ave. It's
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-03
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED BY Christian couple
and daughter 3 room apt. or
house. Mi-5187 If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-03
Successful In
Both Extradition
Fight

CHICAGO (ANP)- Atty. Will
liam Henry Huff chalked up his
80th victory against extradition
attempts by southern police of
ficials in Cook County Criminal
court here last week. Central fig
ure in the battle between justice
and injustice was James A. Lee,
an ex-serviceman formerly of Rip
ley, Tenn.
Lee fled his hometown in Sept
ember, 1913, rather. than face
trumpd up charges Of burglarizing
the home Of a wealthy white citi-
zen The story of the frame-up
attempts and police brutality was
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-03
mister Bojangles'
Cost $4,000

NEW YORK (ANP)- "Mister
Bojangles" is the name of the g.
month old bull calf brought here
last week by Jack Solomon, of
Gallagher's. The calf, son of the
1919 grand champion, cost $780,
900. Solomon named him in mem
DRY of Bill Robinson.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-03

account, must be shown every con-
sideration and preference, and a
life instead of living, keep it free
from fear and want.
Evening star., 1950-01-26
Home Missions Farley
Told 7OMiIIion inU. 5.
Moved in 7 Years
By Cospor Names
Stor Stoff Correspondent

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 90
The National Congress on Home
Missions entered the third day of
its four-day meeting here today
with seminars on human rights
and secularism featuring the pro-
gram.
More than 1000 delegates rep
resenting % major Protestant de-
nominations are attending the
Congress, which ends tomorrow
1t is sponsored by the Home Mis-
sions Council of North America.
Almost 10000, 900 persons in the
United States changed their res
ldence between 1910 and 1947, DR..
Conrad Taeuber, chief of the sta
tistics branch, economicsi land sta
tistics division. Food and Agricul-
ture Organization of the United
Nations, said yesterday.
OF this number $4,000 900 per-
sons moved to houses within the
same county while 12,500, 600
moved to other parts of the State
and another 12,500,000 To other
States. /
Trend to Cities.
More than 10000 mote per-
sons went from the farms to the
towns and cities than the reverse
during 1916, 1947 and 1948, DR..
Taeuber reported. In ALL about
1880 900 persons were involved.
Nearly 100000 Southern resi-
dents went to che West and
North Central states between 1910
and 1e47, the South in turn re-
ceiving 100000 persons from the
North Central, Northeastern and
Western States.
During 1940-47 Negroes were
slightly more mobile than white
people, and usually went longer
distances to find a new home.
College men and women moved
more frequently than either high
school or grade school graduates,
the report revealed.
The movies, radio and television
are bringing the country and city
closer together cu.turally and
otherwise, DR.. Mark A. Dawber
of New York, co-executiye secre-
tary of the Home Missions Coun-
Gil. declared yesterday. Z
AS a result, he pointed out the
church cannot expect to satisfy
the rural peoples need much
longer with only a preaching min
istry. Just as the large city
church needs a competent staff
of specialized leadership, so too,
the enlarged rural community
calls for varied services. Either
we readjust our organization and
program and leadership to meet
this demand or We will shall con-
tinue our country churches on a
poor, dying plane"
Secularism Also Good.
The church cannot denounce
Secularism as much since it has
good as we'll as bad aspects, DR..
Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York. de-
clared yesterday.
Insofar as secularism embodies
a concern for Justice we must be
Evening star., 1950-01-26

it's allies" DR.. Niebuhr said. In
sofar as it seeks to solve all prob
lens of human existence by social
manipulation and social change
we must reveal those depths and
heights of human experience
which prove the truth of the
gospel and convince all men,
whether Christian or secular, of
sin before God, and which show
the need of divine mercy for all
men"
The speaker also pointed out
that secularism was frequently a
protest against religious COM
placency. The middle classes of
the 18th and 18th centuries were
frequently secular. because they
thought Catholic Christianity
supported the feudal order. In
our day the working classes may
be driven to secularism, because
Evening star., 1950-01-26

and more than $2,000,000 was
raised. The campaign will begin
sometime in March. No goal for
the area has been. set. The ma
tional goal is $279,000. 900.
President for the campaign is
Joseph Cherner, 1880 Juniper
street NV. Other officers are Mil
ton w. King, first vice president;
Evening star., 1950-01-26

they think Protestant Christianity
is complacent about the evils OF
industrial society,""
The Congress will act on
recommendations of the 10
seminars at the concluding ses-
sion tomorrow. Truman B. Doug
lass, executive vice prtsident of
the Board of Home Missions, Con-
gregational Christian Churches,
will preside.
Evening star., 1950-01-26

A. S. Kay, sc ond vice president;
Mrs. Charles 4. Goldsmith and E..
I. Kaufman, honorary presi-
dents; Paul Himmelfarb, treasur-
er; Garfield I. Kass, associate
treasurer; Louis E. Spiegler, secre-
tary; Mrs. M. R. Bernstein, assist
ant secretary, and Louis C. Gross
berg, auditor.
Evening star., 1950-01-26
Jewish Fund Drive Heads
To Meet Here Next Week

Leaders of the Washington area
United Jewish Appeal campaign
will meet with leaders of the ma
tional campaign here next week to
prepare a budget for the coming
campaign, it was learned today.
Last year the campaign in the
Washington area was $2,500,000,
Evening star., 1950-10-15
SALESMAN
SALES MANAGER

If you have proven ability to sell
and direct statesmen. here is an
exceptional opportunity to s connect meet
saving products are sold direct to
proposition worth investigating
Write in confidence, giving full in
for 5STm49n v as etc to Bax gsst as ses
are interested in de-
in ouI selling organization. $50 sal
ary per week, plus liberal bonus.
Thorough schooling and field train
ing A car is necessary Apply 20
18th st. ne, between 10 am. and
sALEsMEN-sidins, roofing. Inde-
pendent operators. Bring your deals
est comm. In area. Call today. EX.
400. Ext. 1119.
SALESMEN-Inside. previous expert
ence in 9 or more of the following
necessary; building materials. cleo
trio power tools. hardware and
plumbing; permanent positions, paid
surance. disqualification and excel
lent working conditions. Phone
AT. 400 for appt. III
Statesmen = Absolutely make big
comm. daily showing our new SEN
cialties; nationally advertised. proven
sellers; used bv all merchants. Of
fees, businesses; plan different, kit
free. CHARMS g. CAIN. 4O7QA.
South Dearborn, Chicago 5.
statesmen, 2 travelling. with cars;
large corporation opening new ter
ritory in Virginia; education course
and magazine leads furnished: must
be good closer; State manager to be
appointed from this selection; high
earning potential. Phone MR.. PET
TIT, l. m. to 3 pm, DE. $3.50;
sALEsMEN-sen YEAR, special mid
century edition; exciting book de-
past so years, 1900-1a50. for good
will buyers. o. M. STYRON & CO.,
Statesmen to travel in W. Va. for
old and reliable firm; expenses paid
while training; expenses. comm. and
bonus. thereafter good opportunity
for advancement; must have good
car. Only those seriously inter-
eested need apply, Write to- Box
$73 petsrsburg. ". Va. 10
washington food manufacturer. to
call on retail food stores in Met
ropolitan Washington; must have
outside sales exp. and . car; good
starting salary. comm. and car al
lowance with car insurance paid.
When replying, state age, educa-
ton; sales exp. in detail and refs.
DIARIES, INC. R A. Callahan,
Washington 13, D. c. III
SALESMEN-Sell gifts, premiums,
costume jewelry Apply MONARCH,
2235 1st st. NV. 2 til 9 pm. any
day 30
est selling line of greeting cards,
etc. Make UP to 1907 profit. plus
bonuses! Free sample kits Christ
mas imprints now t50/S1 to 25/
S1.95 retaiD; 81 personal station
sample offers on approval. Natl
distributor fast LOCAL SERV. Write.
phone or stop in. GATTIS CO., 1924
18th st. NV MA. 2940.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
TELEVISION
TECHNTCTAN

Local dIStTibutor OF Dumont TeIesets
requires the services Of an expert
enced top-flight television technician
to take charge of shop repairs.
Call MR.. PETERS, DU. 4313. -15
Evening star., 1950-10-15
PORTERS
PRESS CLEANER

14l1 6 St. NV. lEnt.l
PRESSER-Steady, part-time work.
Convenient location NO 5695.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP WOMEN tconf.)

ASSISTANT MGR. with complete
knowledge of better ready to-wear,
for exclusive gown shop; state full
qualifications, age education, form
er connections, etc. Box 123-A,
ASSISTANT, reliable; wanted for
dental once in ,Hyattsville. Call
AssisTANT oFFICE MANAGER oyer
35; settled; capable Of handling in
opportunity capable man desiring
ACTIVE interest in electronie business.
write ,,II BREMsTEEo 81 1732 Conn, ave;
good salary, GAsToN OF PARIS.
BEAUTY 0t5 OPERATOR IA - ANoIISs.
BEAUTY TaHS i4'6 oPERAToRs. Fl all around. mas
ment. t9ei oGILT1E S1l SISTERS, ISi2
BoOKKEEPERAExciusive dress shop.
eenRlstf eoBasfs, eGha5se' Gonn' a. tyoinE' f JOAN
BoOKKEEPER. double entry; typing
essential; 5,day week. Apply 2nd
CLERK, for mailroom; ability to type;
5-day wk., hrs, 10 am. to 7 pm.
Apply 2nd f.. 1922 Eye st. NV.
BooKKEEPER ASSISTANT. familiar
GMc system: 5Aa-day wk.; salary
BOoKKEEPER. excellent at tigures.
good salary, 81. days, best Of work
ing conditions. Apply THE ESTHER
SHOP. 1925 F st. NV. -17
EOOkKEEPER-TYPIS for account
inr office. Reply in own handwrit-
ing stating qualifications and salary
required. Box 353-Y, Star. -15
BOOKKEEPER. part time. experienced
in real estate accounts, some typing,
for small apt bldg to work at
home at own convenience; must be
absolutely reliable and have high
est credentials; $50 monthly. Box
BOOKKEEPER, exper.: mems retail
establishment; pleasant work; good
pay. Box ABA. Star. -15
BOOKKEEPER- CASHIER for retail
store; typing required State age
and experience. Box 32S-A. Star.
IL
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
experience Unnecessary. We will train.
Age l8 to &c. Bethesda area Apply
N person before 1890 am. CO.
LUMBIA SPECIALLY CO, 500
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase, Md.
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
rI,n .9r MGR MGR 5000 or bo.G9kkeeper
motional possibilities excellent:
state qualifications. Box 1867. Star.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
statesmen

PROFIT SHARING new sales plan
now ready for ambitious men.
stalment accounts on EASY TERMS,
NO MONEY DOWN. Nationally ad-
vertised jewelry, watches, diamonds.
silverware, clothing, dry goods, ny
Ions. electrical appliances, furniture,
rugs. This unusual proposition Of
fers a guaranteed substantial perm
anent weekly drawing account, plus
guaranteed additional monthly
income Ideal opportunity for men
with insurance debit exp. Com
pany well established. Right men
can name own drawings. Live leads
furnished daily. 1t will pay you
to investigate at once. All replies
confidential Box 447-A Star
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP MEN

BOY. colored. porter. work in drug
store, split shift; $50 wk, to start.
5916 Ga. ave. NV.
BOY, with bicycle. to do errands for
dental lab; 5-day week. HAMMOND
& HALPERN, 925 goth St NV
BOYS - Light work, few evenings
week. all day Sat; exceptional pay.
Must be alert and willing to CO.
operate: Enclose clear photograph
with handwritten reply. stating
name, age, phone school, or en-
ployment, etc. Box 1854, Star. III
MEMS FURNISHINGS and clothing
salesman, experienced; references
Apply SAKS MEMS SHOP, 65l Pa.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

Flve-S200 Xmas bonus
We're the. only organization Of its
have no competition. Investigate
this. Apply 1922, 18th st. NV.
Rs[foRnsl &c Bm only ny Ses sae MR he0I kAEauRR II An
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to sell
Baby Ruth and Butterfingers on
franchise basis in Silver Spring and
lower. Montgomery County; cash
deposit required: good salary and
comm. Write j. r. STTREWALT.
1856 Hamilton st. NV. for inter-
view. No phone calls.
SALES MANAGER. good outside sales
perience selling supplies to restau-
rants, taverns. Institutions and
sroeers: Can MR.. RICE. JU. 1855
statesmen WANTED-clothing and
jewelry. Apply at 1929 14th St
NV. -15
SALES TRAINEEs; we will select four
al ambitious youns men for training
WorR earn vhe hhe Sfss im
Mr.. WEsSTBERG' AZ at rs: 1880 5' q ST. St.
NV. between 8 and 12. -16
SERVICE ,ADJUSToR - Automobile
SG Servise adiqstor with old estab;;
claims adjustment work; prefer
man. 25-35 yrs old with automobile
service background. Reply stating
age. past experience and previous
employment. Box 292-A, Star. -1S
SERVICE MANAGER to take complete
charge, vacuum cleaner. washer and
appliance repair shop. Must be
EnscRcAL FeaSf cENFER and 44 ho4esi 1oh
Err MANAGER for new-car
dealer; good working cond., paid
vacation; state age, qualifications
and exp. P. 9. Box 1862. Central
sERvfc. sffsslRn STA sTxrfoN Ho attendant VIII white;
must be experienced. Joe N. john
son, sUNoCo STATION, 1908 R. I
ave. ne. -15
SERVICE STATION attendant, must
be experienced and have D. c. driv-
er's permit: Top salary and bonus:
Apply Mr.. Barber, BARRIERS ESQ
sEkVicf sTATioN S90 attendants enS aHe fu
WooDLAWN SERVICE CENTER,
1926 No. Washington Blvd, Airing
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
sxper;' with refs; IN married 1hts man "a pre- e
Aei'eu' ANpt' o"A 'o 1R
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
S!sf} IAMs + Hss9 e 81 sTAfioN FS5 SS1 S1ad .is
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT and
fabrication man: experienced; salary
and commission. Apply CONNORS
& FOSTERS, 2244 Pa. ave. Sc;
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 5;
1nrV lu.
5fhEE qHis ssRiEIsaf;s ss5
sERviCEMAN. on washers and dry
ers. experienced in commercial Ben
6 sT weeF Hsnod a1d ape GE pst s1s
SHEET GHa "sfs MErAI HI@ aEeHANhcs Sne INC and
heating duct installations DAY
saEGT sEGT shET aFfAR R'ais MEoHaNIcs Ee AMI and
peIpeTs per1en 7sso sSpiaE woodbury. oGbn aPp d Tan
SHEET kfIf NET METAL ny fMEcHAN1cs-Expe-
rienced in air duct installations;
EE%rRa 62s Rsy co S'eosS oW 4sS6 S5s OK s9a4F 9a4
SHINE BOY over 81; good pay. Apply
CENTURY VALET. 633 F st. NV;
SHIPPING and wrapping clerk; ma
to wrap publications for mailing;
willing to learn and assume addi-
tional responsibility; permanent; g.
day week; good starting salary
Reply Box -442-A. Star. -15
sHaEmHEe Hslephane ov 9sst sss 3 to e1serieni:d e. T
SHOEMAKER and shoe finisher.
Apply FAMOUS VALET, 1890 Suit
land rd. Sc. HI. $3.50.
SHOE REPAIRMAN
Must be absolutely dependable and
able to do a perfect job on any
shoe. To manage the shoe repair
80 a chArS
Evening star., 1950-10-15
WOOL PRESSER

WOOL FRESSER
VALET 720 18th st. NV
JUST oUT!-Big money daily; mer-
chants einhi oices businesses Buy on
MAN. 2o-30. service auto. merchan-
good future; District drivers permit
Mon, cANTEEN CO. 1918 Mt.
MAN ises wffH r. 4 cAR-Apply s7o7 dsor-
MAN. married, white, for dairy farm;
house furnished; fuel and milk. Call
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh busi-
ges 1sss get Ess Wre Mf ff
Dept. DCJ- 40, Chester. Pa.
tunity. Apply 925 silver Spring ave.
Silver Spring. Md. -16
MAN to clean and sort metal; only
K eS as6 @sp ds nses svs sDpE 54sa AgE
MAN TO OPERATE established coffee
route, married, high school educa-
bonus plan. Apply 11oe Mt. olivet
rd. between s am. and 10 am
MAN for theater manager: experience
not necessary but valuable; must
have car: starting salary. S45 week.
ly; Arrangement on individual mer-
its. Boy 24S-B. Star.
MEN (2O) white, to distribute hand
bills. daily pay, am. 4eo New
York ave. NV
MEN WANTED to call on merchants.
no selling. one for Dist. one for
Va, and one for Md; state age and
past exp., etc: Box 230-A, Star. III
M!DDLE-AGED MAN, preferably re-
ing, dept. Must have clerical ex;
MI. Gene Good at Ma. 5o6s be-
HERE'S BIG MONEY. Sell embroid-
cred uniforms, coveralls, jackets to
all businesses. Big profits. Build
repeat business. Sales kit free.
TOPPS, Dept. 6101, Rochester, Ind.
ADvERTIsING-A long established
trade association serving a basic
enced man about 80, to assist its
busy advertising manager. Must
be a good creative writer, capable
of preparing newspaper copy, pub
licity releases, etc. Experience with
retail promotion, merchandising and
training programs would be help
ful, This is q good opportunity
best Of character references. Write
full details of business and personal
history. State salary expected. Please
furnish recent snapshot. BOX asa
MEN. white. for moving. packing and
storage; references. Apply week
days only bet. s and 5. FA. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
statesmen
statesmen
HOME DEMONSTRATORS

FOR NATIONAL TELEv1sIoN CHAIN
To sell Admiral. RCA and other
popular brands right in the home
Canvass operation to start; daily
leads supplied after training. No
experience necessary; must have car
See Bill Brenner. DYNAMIC STORES
1900 G ST. NV -l7
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP MEN
FINANCE COMPANY

Young man with college background
or experience needed in collection
department, outside work. car fur
nished. man selected will have ex-
cellent chance for advancement. Call
ST 1900. -l6
Evening star., 1950-10-15
statesmen
statesmen, ADVERTISING

growing planners and producers OF
advertising; attractive commission
basis, selling folders, booklets. blot
ters. letterheads; exclusive section
rights in D. C. and surrounding
area. Call Mr.. Hanna, Sales Man
ager, OR. 554S, between $40 and
9:30 am. or 4 and-5 pm ADVER-
TISING PRODUCTION SERVICE,
5OI1 Wis ova n "
Evening star., 1950-10-15
statesmen

OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED
WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE $1,000
PER MONTH?
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE ALL
YOUR LEADS FURNISHED WITH
DEFINITE APPOINTMENTS MADE
FOR YOU?
WOULD YOU LIKE TO SELL A
PRODUCT THAT IS DEMANDED
BY THE PROSPECT?
WOULD YOU LIKE TO SELL A
PRODUCT UNAFFECTED BY WARS,
INITIATION OR DEPRESSION? =,
WOULD YOU LIKE AN EARLY oP-
PORTUNITY TO BECOME A SALES
MANAGER?
CAN YOU SELL A PRE-SOLD NE
CESSITY WHICH THE PROSPECT
ALREADY WISHES TO BUY?
II you answer yes to these questions,
you can obtain full details from
MR.. ELDRIDGE, Hotel Ambassador,
Mon, Oct. 16. l / am. or 4 pm.
Applicants must have car.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
CLERKS

? intelligent high school graduates,
age 20 to 30, for responsible work
in our impairment record and
classification section; some expert
ence in alphabetical filing req; ex-
eel working conds. in progressive,
growing organization: good oppor-
tunity for advancement; 5-day
week. to 4:30, with exception OF
Sat. morn. every 4th or 5th week,
for. which overtime will be naid,
Please call for appt. MRS. TEPRY,
ST 4600 1e
Evening star., 1950-10-15
HELP MEN

experienced, for liquor
and wine wholesaler. Box 341-A,
Star. -17
experienced. for mems
clothing and furnishings, salary and
commission arrangements. Else
MANS
Evening star., 1950-10-15
statesmen

WE HAVE A FEW POSI-
TIONS OPEN ON OUR
SALES STAFF FOR SALES
MEN WHO HAVE HAD EX-
PERIENCE IN ANY FIELD.
THIS is AN UNUSUAL OP-
PORTUNITY WITH EARN
INGS OF APPROXIMATE
LY $4,000 PER YEAR IN
SALARY AND COMMIS-
SION. WE FURNISH ALL
LEADS WITH APPOINT
MENTS MADE FOR YOU.
AMPLE TRAINING WILL
BE GIVEN AND EARNINGS
WILL BE IMMEDIATE.
PHONE MI. 1925 FOR PER-
SONAL INTERVIEW.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

YOUNG WHITE MAN wanted for
steady work. Apply 933 9th NV.
YOUNG MAN or boy to assist window
trimmer, full time. Permanent. DO
See AL Waldschmidt. SPORTS CEN
YouNG IN MAN M for rstaii ssSi l. gift ii shop. ex-
caoy eel; pay RAPID Advancement. Reply
vAPFNS APgy m9rnings M.N to Il l. III
holstery and interior decorating.
sales ability. Apply DRAPERS CO,
1893 Wis. ave. NV. DE. $3.50.
YOUNG MEN. - Light work, few
evenings week; all day Sat: exceg-
ing to cooperate. Enclose clear
photograph with handwritten reply,
relating name, age, phone, school, or
employment. etc. Box 1854. Star.
IL
YOUNG MAN, 26-4o, with pleasing
personality and executive ability. Ex-
perienced meeting the public; Good
advancement. state age marital
ence and residence addresses for
past 5 yrs. An replies confidential.
YOUNG MAN. 1886. for used car
ssI Gales essen sdsxGus Sex saD MR 5esSFsS
YoUSG MAN with D. c. permit,
helper in store and on TV antepna
ns1sllati9H TRfaA % A5G ARpIy cd1I dEEsE ELEc
YOUNG MAN, excellent opportunity
to learn and advance in finance
business with local branch of ma
tional organization; must be be-
tween the ages of 81 and 80 and
draft exempt; car furnished. Apply
UNIVERSAL G. I. T CREDIT CORP.
1880 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
YOUNG MAN. white. mechanically
inclined; to work in Venetian blind
plant under GI bin; exper. not nee
YoTNG MEN for machine shop work.
and Disqualification. M Apply rI BOWEN BoWEN
q CO; AHA Bethesda ave, Bethes-
GASOLINE service station attendant,
experienced IN lubrication: day work;
BROS. 9444 ea Conn. ave. 0A-NHAN N16
RELIABLE family man to work on
concession basis in rest,-tavern;
cook twl and oppt. to- use ability
as LIiuukH your own business. EA.
1912. 407 9th ST., 4-l2 Mon; 12-12.
Sunday
INSURANCE investigators, branch Of
flce of large national Investigation
bureau, needs 2 additional men In
washington Office for Southern Mary
land territory; must have own car
and be able to type reports; part
time men considered; previous in
surance investigation experience de-
sirable; prefer residence of South
ern Nd. Reply fully to P. o. Box
1858. Ben Franklin Station
C0LORED PORTER and dishwasher
hours open. Apply WARDMAN
PARK DRUG STORE
EARN big money daily. Sell direct
mems wool suits at sensational pxice
Sample suit low as S22; also zip-out
lined wool topcoats. Commissions
advanced. Catalog free INTER
STATE GARMENT MFG. CO., SOB
Coneress, Chicago Z.
HOTTEST SELLER IN YEARS.
Make amazing cash profits intro
ducing sensational new. flexible
sandals. Appeals to every man and
woman. Nationally advertised. Priced
for fast sales. Not sold in stores.
Big opportunity for crew managers,
distributors. Excellent sideline.
Write now for free sample. Flexi-
clogs. Dept. S03, New Holstein. Wis.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
CLERICAL
Woman for general clerical work,
must be good at detail; 5-day week.
GARFINCKEL'S

81. at l4th.
CLERK, for dry cleaning store; clerk.
ing, etc. must be experienced. Ap-
ply in person to JOHNSON CLEAN
Frs. 1921 Rhode Island ave, Mt.
CLOVER CLEANERS 1144 7th st.
CLERK for relief work on hotel front
EBB1TT HOTEL, 10Th % and As. Il sts.
CLERK. to be trained in posting of
accounting records. age Is to 80,
Bethesda area Apply in person
SPECIALLY Scf 99S Co. 80 SO Brsdley e3egHHIA svd.
Chevy Chase. Nd.
CLERK, age 1925. pleasing person.
ality; no experience necessary:
partment, Splendid working condi-
r HoSRRITAL SSR AL 1873 s5 Eye St. NV .l5 as
LIFE INSURANCE co, No. Thorn
CLERK AND BRANCH MANAGER,
Takoma Park-Silver Spring. ARISTO
CLEANERS has excellent vacancy
for young woman as manager of
our branch store IN the Flower
Shopping Center and Piney Branch
road; top salary; plus bonus and
paid vacation: for right person:
experience preferred but not neces-
sary; age, 25-4O. Call MR.. STARR.
JU. 7-9737 for interview, before
CLERKS, white. between the ages Of
25-45, to work in laundry and dry
cleaning branch stores; must be
steady workers, neat in appearance
and ambitious; excellent salary for
girls who qualify. Apply in per-
son, BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY,
1887 Columbia rd. NV. between 5
and 6 pm. IL