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Evening star., 1950-03-19

DIsPATCHER-Must have thorough
knowledge of city and suburbs; one
experienced in taking telephone or
ders; permanent position. Box 123-A'
DRAiFTsMAN for architectural de-
tai tai, work; SoI Gal Can UN. 444o betsyeen
DRaFTsMaS. r. 1aa A. Junior, for kitchen de-
sign and layout work. Cali RE. SsS46
DRAF1TsMEN. architectural. also en-
gineering; ~, Must i! produce good work; work
firm. Box 1854, Star. --19.
DRIVER. sober and neat. to drive IN
Call AT. 621s. s to 10 am. 19'
DRIyER-Part-time work for respon-
siols driver With D, c; permit !, nns,ts to
SH. 0733. $40 p.m. Sat-; 10-2 pm.
DRIVER for funiture van-Experi-
enced in household moving and
: packing. Box 1884. Star I21
coRBfN. 'CI a1d5 ash n st. toqis NV NosSSi
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identifica-
ton card. Diamond lot, lOl M st.
DRIvER-EoUTEMAM RIVE n. M. for R;ton .1 panel panel
city and suburban areas; youns
man Of neat appearance, 21-25 yrs.
of age. High school education pre-
ferred. Apply CENTRAL LINEN
SERVICE, 2149 Queens Chapel I'd.
ne. Ii. 3-6S1S. -19
DRUG CLERK, exper.: excel. job for
an alert. capable man. SHEPHERD
PARK PHAR.. 7723 Ga. ave. NV
ELECTRoNICs ENGINEERS. techni-
clans and wiremen. experienced;
also comruter. for research work
JACOBS INSTRUMENT CO., 471s
Bethesda ave. Bethsda. Md.
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL
PRODUCTION ENGINEERS.
GUIDED MISSILE MANUFACTURE
LOS ANGELES AREA.
Experienced in development of proc
esses and design of equipment and
tooling for ULTRA-PRECISION MIN
IATURE MECHANISMS.
Also supervisory openings for top
caliber men with wide knowledge Of
latest developments applicable to
production of one or more guided
missile componets.
State fully your qualifications and
write Dept. 90; HUGHES AIRCRAFT
CO., Culver City, Calf. Interviews
will be arranged near your home II
possible. -27
Evening star., 1950-03-19

on upholstery and Slip
cover business. well-known down.
town store and shop: transporta-
ton necessary. Phone Mr.. HOLO-
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN. desiring
connection leading to sales manage
ment; earnings $4,000 and UP
when qualified; age 80 to As, mar
ried; with car, successful, direct to
consumer, record of sales, hiring,
training, management helpful.
Phone division secretary, RE. SOL /,
for eyerutiva ipteryieu
Evening star., 1950-03-19
EXPERIENCED
statesmen

Here is outstanding opportunity to
become established with large
Washington company and make sub
stantial year-round income. You
will not be dependent on any one
product, but will be in a position
to sell the products of four major
departments, all Of them essential
to home owners. Only experienced
statesmen, with car. need apply. For
appointment call Mr.. Rogers at
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS. ME. 4S40.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
statesmen

men, experienced or
inexperienced, to sell the world S
finest EXTRUDED ALL-ALUMINUM
storm windows.
Leads furn. from continuous news
paper, radio, television and national
magazine advertising.
Visit our plant. See them made.
Immed delivery. Highest. commits
sion. Weekly draw. Earnings from
$100 to $500 per week.
WEATHER-MASTER co.
2727 9th st. NE.
At Foot of Franklin St. Bridge
Phone CO. 1900
Evening star., 1950-03-19
MEN (3l

Company representative will inter.
view men with cars who are neat
appearing, high school education,
willing workers, anxious to get in on
ground floor with fast growing or
ganiZation with plenty OF oppor-
tunity for advancement. Our men
average over S75 weekly from oe-
ginning. Thorough training for in
experienced men. Write qualifi-
cations and phone number. Box
Evening star., 1950-03-19

Statesmen, Attention
NO CANVASSING -
WE WILL PROVIDE THE
APPOINTMENT FOR YOU
Our firm is expanding very
rapidly. We are in need of
men. Experience is not es-
Sential as we prefer to train
you in our successful proven
method.
There are many men with
our organization less than
60 days who are already
earning as high as 5000 per
week or better. Some of
our more experienced men
are earning up to $1,000 per
month.
These figures must sound
fantastic. We will prove
these statements. Here is
our proposition. We are
looking for ambitious men,
23-40, with boundless energy
and a desire to get ahead.
You must have a car. No
canvassing. You will sell
by appointment only.
Spend 11a hours of your
time to investigate you will
be given an opportunity to
meet the men referred to
above and finally we will
verify our statements by
producing the company's
books. Could we make a
fairer offer?
If you are interested in an
unusual position with high
earnings and a sound future
be at the
sTATLER HOTEL d
COUNCIL ROOM
Not later than 9 Am. Mon
day morning, March 20.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
OUTSIDE SALESMAN
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND AWNINGS

Excel. opport. Tor an exper. man;
car essential liberal commission,
generous, generous company sas Dement'S. Apply
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
$500 Wise. Ave. NV. 81
experienced, reliable and
sober. Tor residential work. Call
between 8 and 2 pm. Sunday. TU.
active. capable, first-class
man, by large property owner; nom
drinker, preferably non-smoker.
State wages expected for steady
year-round work. Box 412-A, Star.
colored. all-around man,
refined. must be sober. also married.
paRrfiMs All HI g07ssL 7ssSLEsMAS, fssMs[A Pho tc work
ewes. and sats.. can earn S75.,S10o
PARTS DEPT. MANAGER, exp. man,
must be fully qualified to take
fun ehaIge Of parts dept; IN new car q;
tions. must be neat, sober and
reliable. Write giving age. expert
ence, references, education and sal
ary desired. All replies confidential.
Box 40S-A. Star. -19
PATENT ATTORNEY, agent or other
person who Is capable Of PREPARING
ten patent specifications and claims
formulated from good data, draw
ings and tentative descriptions. Also
desire same concerning preparation
Of responsive amendments and ar
and II IN Wh nr nat he
ents for out-of town attorney. Please
answer stating qualifications. experi-
ence and approximate charges. Box
457-Z, Star. 25s
security for capable, aggressive man.
PHARM.. REG. OPP. for young, ener-
getic. man; good salary, 6-day wk.
Replies conf. Box 110-A. Star.
Pharmacists for Arlington
(Va.) stores. Good pay.
Great chance for future.
OK. 1900.
PHARMACIsT-Relief work; ! or 2
nights gsE sysEy other sqnday atS cR9WM sRd a
PHARMACIsT. full time. experienced.
DRUG STORE. 3ae7 Conn. ave.
pMakiMacisr. M2i M1aaii REGISTERED in ylrs.nla.
hadH fal e PfIs PHaRMscy MAC eo14ElA 1877 wison H
Blyd:. Arl: OK. l1so. -l9
home sittinss; must have own equip.
ment; YOU. do the shooting; I do
The The ~ finis1insi si.r $3.50 propositlon
chanics only. $50 q day; to work
In nearby Virginia. Ewes, Fairfax
PLAsTERER. white; apis in front Of
Prince GEORGES Country Club. Land
over rd., Md.
first.ciass mechanics Asi, ssnly need
apply; project bet. Baileys Cross
roads and Seven Corners, on No, 2
hwy, Falls Church. Va. 20
Plumber, Jobbing Mech.
With at least 8 yrs experience:
city. required. Apply am, 1916
TAYLOR st. NV. 20
pairs; driv. permit; 4 days per week;
PANToWsKI, sas Decatur st, NV.
PORTER, experienced in garage work;
worker, and furnish good refer.
ences. See Mr. Hilliard, TAKOMA
MOTOR co, Fl Carroll ave-. Ia
koma Park, Md. --1S
PORTER for used-car lot: experi-
enced, with some mechanical knowl-
edge. Apply In person at WASHING
PORTRAIT RETOUCHER, thorou9hly
experienced only: good etcher for
quality studio; good salary. perma-
nent position. CHASE STUDIOS.
roGsrR4 oant n sbt;R sbt;REEassssEa = Young col
ored man. Apply in person only.
1900 Wisconsin ave. NV. --19
PRESSERS, wool, experienced. for
permanent position; highest. piece
at 1454 p st. NV. to iii am.
only. ARIsTo CLEANERS.
PRESSER, experienced on wool and
silks. Apply ready for work Mon
; day morning. Must be good. Q.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
TELEVISION SERVICE
MEN

Experienced. with car; excellent op-
portunity. Minimum pay guarantee,
S10O per week. Apply. 1911 Nichols
ave S.e. or call LU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Who Can Succeed?

Specially statesmen of all kinds.
Storm window statesmen.
Heating statesmen.
Book statesmen.
Vacuum cleaner statesmen.
Aluminium ware statesmen.
Real estate salesmen.
Appliance statesmen.
Any salesman with a positive mental
attitude who will work.
We have only q limited number Of
openings, this opportunity may not
come your way again.
APPLY TO MR.. ELDR1DGE
NEW HOTEL CONGRESSIONAL
800 New Jersey ave. s.e., Monday,
March 90, II am. or 8 pm. only.
No other hours, no phone calls
please. Applicants must own car.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

BAKERS, rolls and bread; bench
hands, fully experienced in heart
goods; wholesale shop; top wages.
Box 36S-Y, Star. -19
BLOCK MEN .
To lay blks. for q gar. WI. 1887.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
MEN WITH CARS

If you have had home demonstration
experience and interested in man
agerial position, ] have a good prop
osition to offer Phone Ii. 3-1p16
for appointment, $50 to noon.
YOUNG MAN for multigraph Depart
ment. Willing to teach young man
who has some mechanical ability.
State age and experience II any. Box
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate;
assistant shipping clerk; good op-
portunity. LAMB SEAL AND STEM.
GIL CO., S24 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to take charge of ware
house of heating and air. cond. con-
Germ; previous exp. desirable but
not nee. McCREA EQUIPMENT CO..
516 End st. NV. See Mr.. Franklin,
Mon, bet. 3 and pm.
YOUNG MAN, h. 8. graduate, inex-
perienced. must have high scho-
lastic record in math and typing.
This is an excellent opportunity for
young man to learn once routine
with an excellent future. Reply in
own handwriting, state salary re-
auirement. Write Box 106-A, Star.
YOUNG MAN for fountain and other
parts Of store, lilo pm: OF Wed;
good salary. CONCORD PHARMACY,
1915 N. H. ave. NV. -l9
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Bryan Stationery
1912 18th St. NV.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency
Other Branches conven-
ientIy located through
out the City for the
acceptance of Classified
Advertising.

addressed to Star boIes do NOT
fnclose original references. or
other materials OF personal udlue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

FARMER, middle-aged single man,
month; must be sober; no milking
Phone Manassas 05S-F-32. la
FIELD ENGINEER. exper. in precise
surveys and subdiv. layouts. State
exper. and salary in reply. Box
Evening star., 1950-03-19
HELP WIn. AGENCIES fcont.

SIENO0. tMJ. good at ugureS, S5U.
CLAIM adiustor, ins. car, $3.50.
Advertising salesman, car furn., $55.
Bkkpr: -typist. I'm; and BIRD: S125 mo.
See Miss Morgan at PERSONNEL
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys., stenos.. typists. cashiers. Of
nee mach. oprs., bkprS., pbx-recept.,
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV.
EASTERN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
602 Psnna; ave; Sc; Ii. 3.6330:
pref. but not essential; start S1.25
PAINTER (spray), thoroughly exper.;
start S1.25 hr.
STENOGS., beginners. 5 days; $40.
BOOKKEEPER, posting. machine;
Riverdale vic; 81 1.S00 to $4,000:
SECRETARY-STENOS.
Tech. dict, 5 days. good opportunity;
under 35; 1925.
Law office, ,20-35 yrs, days; S216.
Reeeptionist,steno.' upper NV 2b to
Fin. org. good OPP, s days; $500.
Dental sec'y, receipt: S175.
Export-import. legal exp, 8 days;
S24o.
Law ONCE, beginner considered; 3
days; S175.
Exp. sec'y. legal exp. under 80; $3.50.
Law oface. exp. 25 to 80 yrs; S240.
ADAMS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg. 14th and @.
Employers Select Employees
Recommended by Adams"
Evening star., 1950-03-19

COLLECTOR R-SALESMAN, experienced
man win earn si35 per wk. on
salary plus commission basis. Ap-
ply GENERAL HOME EQUIPMENT
CO., 63 K st. NV.
CONTRACTOR WANTED to build 2 OF
3 small ramblers near Falls Church
on guaranteed cost basis; only f1rst-
class workmen need apply. Will con-
slider separate bid on carpentry and
masonry work only. State expert
ence in this area in reply. Box
377-A. Star. 10
COOK (asSistant), exper., honest,
sober: closed Sundays. BERENS
RESTAURANT, 62H NV -21
Evening star., 1950-03-19
SALES MANAGER

$3.50 wk. proposition. Re-
eruit and train hitting
sales staff to sell house to
house. Perm. Cal Ii. 7-6242,
Monday.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

HELP MEN
F0IINTAIN HFIP-1white q

FOUNTAIN HELP-(white only. Part
time. 3 nights a week and every
other Sunday; only sober, ex-
perienced young man need apply
can MR.. WITT. GE. 7445. -22
GARDENER-HANDYMAN, white, to
work in Bethesda, Md; live out;
must be experienced, sober and have
between 8 am. and q pm. Ia
GROCERY CLERK = Prefer young
man with some knowledge Of fiow-
ers and plants, Answer in person
only. 400 Wis, ave. NV. 10
GROCERY CLERK, exper. with stock
r or Mon. Jo. $500. sun '
HARDWARE AND PAINT MAN. Apply
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK, trans,
PIX exp; sober, settled, mid age;
ye liye IN; q; Bog l I1s,B, Star.
single. National firm. Excellent op-
portunity for. advancement. High
school education and knowledge of
typing required. Car necessary.
afy son. RIM. anu 1f6s Ring BID Bids, IN 18th
and M SITS: NV, Washington, D. e,
between 19 and 3 weekdays. -19
Call EX; 573S; 10-ll am, 5-s pm.
ANSOhhINSE llCiu
tive. 25-4O. for special work in D. C.
area; exp. not necessary. as thor
ough training is given; salary basis
with incentive pay; position, perm; !;
opportunity for advancement: must
have pleasing personality, good edu-
cation, be married. D. C. area resi-
dent more than 5 yrs; this is a
real opportunity for the right man.
Write. fully about self in confidence.
Box 421-Y. Star
LITHo. FRESHMAN, must be expert
enced on 17x22 web and 1850
Multilith; good deal to right man.
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., 1925
K st. NV. -22
LUMBER. MILLWORK. BUILDING
MATERIAL SALESMAN
Established firm in Washington area
has desirable opening for qualified
man to call on trade. Car essential.
Salary in accordance with aualiflca-
tions. Write in detail. specifying
age, education. training and expert
ence. Box 5000, Washington a.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
TeleViSiOn InStallerS

II you want a steady Job at highest
pay with q reliable concern and have
car, ladder, tools apply MR.. MEYER
TU. 1855, 206 Upshur st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-03-19

Pharmacists for Arlington
(Va.) stores. Good pay.
Great chance for future.
OK 2R00
Evening star., 1950-03-19

ASSISTANT BUYER
man with knowledge OF
furniture for department store. Ex-
cellent opportunity for ambitious
young man. Discount on purchases,
free disqualification and other en-
ployee benefits. Apply Box 305-Y,
Star -31
Evening star., 1950-03-14
By Harry Macarthur

Daryl Harpa, whose orchestra
makes the music at the Latin
Quarter of the Old New Orleans,
has a neat trick for sneaking UP
on those inclined to sit out q
rumba. Mr.. Harpa starts out play
ing familiar United States
tempo and then, after he gets the
dance floor filled, he slides gradu-
ally into a rumba. All sorts of
unsuspecting people have thus
SScovered to their surprise that
the rumba is not fatal and have
kept right on with it.
The way things are going,
though, such trickery may be out
moded any day now. The dances
of Latin America are winning
more friends than ever before.
Johnny Robb, the Madrillon's Or
chestra leader, even noted evi-
dence of the trend in what he
considered the unlikeliest of places
the other night.
Mr.. Robb was playing at Cor
don Junior High School at one
of the dances for which Local 161
provides music out of it's trans
cription fund. Jump tunes and
maybe a few romantic ballads, he
thought. would be the order of
the night amidst the young teen
set. So that's what he started out
playing, but he hadn't got through
three numbers before he was ap-
preached by several members of
his clientele.
Evening star., 1950-03-14
TELEVISION SERVICE
MEN

Experienced. with car; excellent op-
portunity: II it's money you want.
We pay TOP dollar. Apply l9l1
Nichols ave. sc. or call LU 4-7O00
Ty INSTALLATION MEN, expanding
facilities, need installers. All re-
PPlies stsr confidential. Write Box 3S7-
wlN55soSwV 5sSV TRIMMER and sign writ writer,
small chain operating in Penna. =,
MARYLAND and Virginia; mems and
ladies' wearing apparel; car essential
Write In detail. application, strictest
commence. Box 2S5-z, Star. -16
BOY, over Is, to work in delicatessen,
experienced e only. Apply in person.
MAN. over 22. his. education for sales
service dept. previous exper. or car
not nec.; starts at about $50 wk.:
Advancement. Room 210, 1927 Eye
St, NV. Apply after $3.50 am.
ST.. strictly Ct Sc sober for bsllman. switch
ton. COSMOS q. ciuB, Rslae1' nbso Il post. St.
NV. Mr.. Goodwin before 8 pm.
MAN WANTED with car at cnce. ap-
ply BEFORE an. 925 Silver Spring
On aS'iasi q i orr or ? day trial
basis, if you wish. The Fuller Brush
in established territories: no Sess expes
rience necessary; an experienced
. man viii train you; work on ap-
sss apps systsn ss ssoaa snSssai
Di. 44ff or Di. 349s' "' @1s
MEN to take. orders for Colliers-3
orders per day pays S72 per wk
exp. unnec. Room 424. Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1950-03-14

found la raspa out there on one
of his trips home, he reports.
"Well after my 1946 post
Army trip to Southern Califor-
nia," he writes, "the folk dance of
la raspa got started in the guise
of a new step-probably intro
duced by some American tourists
who picked it up after crossing
the border at Caliente. BY 1948
it was the rage in all the small
night clubs"
1t was during the summer of
1948 that Mr.. Devron thought la
raspa should be brought back to
Washington and bring it back
he did. 1t is his thought that
Barnee started playing it after
hearing of its success from Nat
Breeskin, Barnee's brother and
Mr.. Devron's sax man.
Just to make this department
feel little like No Mans Land,
the same mail brought Leon Hen
derson's account of his part in
importing the Mexican folk dance.
II learned to dance it in the
early 1940s," he writes. When
Mrs. Henderson and I were re-
turning from Guatemala in 1945,
we heard Everett Hoagland play
ing La Raspa' and La Bamba' at
Cro's in Mexico City. Life pic
tured us dancing La Bamba.
Later obtained the music to La
Raspa' and sent copies to Barnee
and others"
Evening star., 1950-03-14
After
Dark

Would he please play some
rumbas, the teen-agers wanted to
know, because that's what they'd
much rather dance.
Mr. Robb. of course. is accus-
toned to a large demand for
South-of- f-the-Border rhythms at
his regular place of business, the
Madrillon. On a recent night he
even started group with a tango,
"a practice lot of bandleaders
would regard as foolhardy, and
filled the dance floor quicker
than "Stardust" fills most other
dance floors. And a little later on
when he turned to la raspa. he
didn't lose a customer, a sight
which would have cheered Leon
Henderson no end.
Mr.. Henderson, who was cred
tied by Barnee with introducing
la raspa to him and the Shoreham
Blue Room, is a staunch supporter
of music and dances with a Latin
flavor. The sight of a dance floor
filled with people happily doing a
rumba fills him with great joy,
especially If he is one of them.
X
That recent report here on Mr..
Henderson and la raspa. incident
ally, stirred more people than we
ever expected. One of these was
Erwin Devron, who came here
from California as the pianist in
Paul Kain's original orchestra
'and remained to form his own
society orchestra. Mr.. DeYron
Evening star., 1950-03-14

ments," Mr.. H. comments, "ex-
planning to Xavier Cugat and
other friends that I never claimed
to be the first importer"
Xxx
Mr.. Henderson may want no
disputes, but somebody seems to
have involved us in one. "Please!"
writes Elizabeth S. Eaton. 1T is
not 'raspa' but 'raspe,' and T think
'el' and not la =. And Leon
Henderson didn't bring it from
Mexico or somewhere. The raspe
is always played at dances in
New Mexico, at least several
times and every evening. =
The raspe and the varsoviana are
part of New Mexico-everyone
knows them who has grown up
there and recent residents, as we
were, learned them in a matter
of weeks or months. They are as
American-in New Mexico-as
apple pie.'
X x*
Would anybody around here be
interested in reviving the Castle
Walk? Or is it loaded, too?
Evening star., 1950-03-14
WarfieId Drug Store
sol King Street
Alexandria, Va.
accepts
Stor Wont-Ads

Other places conven-
iently located for the
acceptance of CIossi-
fled Advertising.
Evening star., 1950-03-14
PriZewinner Plastics
SALESWOMEN

Make big money from now It'll ths
end of Easter; brand-new item, sells
in every home; you can eesily make
S125 per wk. See Mr. LEWIS, 8
TIL pm. 2117 M st. NV. LIT
who viii also handle
circulation details for weekly pub
ucation; small, pleasant office. CEN
trally located; 5-day wk. CAN
MA. 1905. -1s
SECRETARY. white, must be accu-
rate artd rapid stenographer, uuali-
ned to assume important RESPONSE
bilities, permanent; good salary; eX-
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY. 18TH a.d
M SITS. NV. Interviews held at pcr-
sonnel office, 3rd and R SITS. ne. 9
to II am, and 2 to pm. No
sTENoGRAPHER, permanent posi-
ton with advancement opportu-
mites; 5,day week, Mon. through
Fri; paid vacation: paid sick leavei
free insurance. DI. 1900. Ext. 2l5,
and PIX operator.
by stock broker; pleasant surrounds
ingS, interesting and varied work.
In reply state experience aud min
imum salary expected. Box 361-A,
Star. ID
STENOGRAPHER-Capable; available
part, or all day Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Box 1904, Star,
Continued on Next Parel
Evening star., 1950-03-14
HELP MEN lconf.l

AUTO MECHANIC, experienced, refs.
req; immed: opening. Inquire in
person, MILLER & HUGHES MOTOR
pSGCx GO. Route xsSs S4o, oe Roekvills, Nd. III, -l5
at 1st and Sheridan SITS. ne. is
BRICKLAYERS for long housing Job.
Apply Mario siravo, BRooKVILLE
RAIMBLERs; 10000 Georgia aye,
RRTCKLAYERs. housing Job; Fails
Sssisn sSsas : s'D9ss e eE 55o and 1RsfE
BooKkEEPEREI1 ookF hnTaRL: IN; office of lge Conn
ferred. cali Mr.. poRAN. 5eS N or. seD' 1906. 800
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT,
white, age IS to 80, must be a 5th-
class engineer and have knowledge
OF general maintenance work. Ap-
ply RIM. 800. between l: 80 and 3
pm. SIG l4th st. NV. Do not
BUS BOY. neat and clean appear
ing. experienced for large restaurant.
Good opportunity. Apply in person.
5031 Conn. ave.
BUTCHER for small market, mixed
erences; sober. No phone informa-
ton. 1854 14th st. NV. Ia
CABINET MAKER-Experienc Call
CABINETMAKERs, must be expert
eneed, eIGe UNION shop; so Apply MR.. MAR
CARPET LAYERS. exper. cnly. union
or non-union, top salary to COM
petent men. Apply QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM CO., 800 F st. NV. --I5
CLERK - Young man, neat. with
pleasing personality for mortgage
loan division of life insurance COM
pany. Must be able to type and be
accurate with figures. Apply bet. 8
st, NV. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
CLoTHING man, tailors, statesmen,
no experience necessary, we train
you: full or part time; money max
ing OUTFIT with actual samples fur
nished: outside selling. HOMELAND
TAnoRs, 511 Atlantic blvd. $40
coIIEcToR-salesman wanted z for
established routes; salary $40 per
day, plus liberal commission on
sales. Apply between 10 am. and
pm. 4lS II st. ne. -15
COUNTERMAN, experienced. Neat
appearing. for nightwork. Apply
D. c. DINER. HOO Vermont ave.
COUNTER and grill man: white, 81
40, experienced; steady work.
RYANS GRILL. 4713 Lee hwy, Arl.
CRAFTSMAN. detailer and biiler,
Evening star., 1950-03-14
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HELP MEN

ARTIST, commercial, for local adver-
tising department; fuli-time job,
scratch board technique necessary.
Write Box 453-A, Star. -15
ATTORNEY for collection manager
position with growing auto finance
company. $1,000 per year to start.
Air-conditioned offlce. Steady ad-
yancement with secure future. Box
AuIifoRMcpA, uiro1RiA for auto. hnanc.
company. To head accounting dept;
$4,000 per year to start. Steady
advancement and secure future as
sured. Box coy, Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $3.50,
wanted by finance company. Car
nee; nee; rE Expee; seoo helpful but not nee,
AUTO MECHANICS (2), one for tune
Up dept. using SUN equip. Prefer
one with Packard exp. Must be
sober, willing worker; permanent
position; salary open to qualified
applicant. SPURRIER MOTOR, INC,
1871 Wilson blvd. Arlington Pack
ard Dealer" See Mr.. Spurrier. GIL.
AUT0.RADIo REPAIRMAN, with
some TV experience: excellent sal
ary. commission and bonus. Apply
in person, HERSON'S AUTO AND
APPLIANCE CO., Sth and o st. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars to as
stst general mgr. and ok finance
deals; S100 per wk to start and use
Of late model car. Steady advance
ment and secure future assured.
State age, experience, etc. BOX 341-
T, Star