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Evening star., 1950-09-24
22Droft DeIinquents May Face Federal Action
Star Staff Photo by Elwood Baker.

William 1. Cunningham. 741o Georgia
avenue NV
:, WI william A. carvsy. 27ls Twenty-fOurth
Ronald J. Tooter. bl2e Third street
NV.
Sidney T. Atkin. 44o2 Seventh street
NV.
Ellie Lee Evans, Philadelphia,
Bernard Thomas Keon, se6 Massachu-
Berteile olson Wilson. 1888 Riggs street
NV.
Clinton Merrill Jones. 1903 @ street
Wilbur Kemp. 1895 Eleventh street NV
Fred Douglas wright, l32S Vermont
Stanley E. Jackson. 1903 Marion street
Robert jerome Harris. Logan Circle
William M. cabel. Amherst, Va.
Oils J. Mozen, TAI Fourth street NV.
Milton W. Marbury, 30S Second street
Howard V. Jones. s17 Mclean avenue
Hayward Matthews. carona. N. Y.
Junius Sam Washington. l241 Union
Philip David Simon, 11ol Seventh
John Tom woodard. 100 sixteenth street
John Raymond Long, 1859 Potomac
Robert Woodland. Ar o street s.w.
, ooAee AHoiiiaS "AIooH' III ~ oHeet
:, Purcell Navarro Norman. 723 Third
James odis Burch, 4s street s.w.
RALPH Bailey, S12 Second street Sc.
Frederick L. Williams. 10ll Lincoln
place Sc.
james Henry Prue. 47ao B street Sc.
George Alfred Carter, 9I6 Seventh
Lonnie Albert Smith, 6l7 Fifth street
Willie Mckinley Gilmore, 124 Sixteenth
Riehsrq Douglas Austin. 114s Sixth
:. Willie shanks. jr., 1ol4 Ninth street
,t.ss, George 3 r Edward Perkins, Ssa Tenth
Lawrence T capone. AL Fourth street
Archie Blair "a 1 street NE.
Alfred H. Steinmeler. 1u2 Marshall
street. Fails Church. Va.
Castine Anderson Davis. 1888 G street
Morris Johnson. oil Fifth street NE.
Paul E. Rockelli. 1850 E street NE
Ebert Francois Roberts. 1349 Emerald
street NE
Earl mckinley Jones. 513 G street NE
BENJAMIN L. King. 1928 Maryland ave-
:, Charles Wayne Wallace 81 Eighth street
Joseph Gilbert Leufroy. 1o1s Irving
street NE
Ernest Ernest J, pl.E, A5hsr, al a. 2 street NE.
e.
Robert Lemonal Biselow, 774 Harvard
street NV.
James Albert Tunstall jr.. % 46th
street SE.
John Henry Minis, 1928 Call place Sc.
Waddell Martyr Hutchinson, 1l2S 4sth
place NE,
Sylvester Pointer, jr, 5O36 street ST
HORACE Alexander johnson, ST 57th
John Henry Hill s11 26th street NE.
Transferred From Out of Town Local
Boards for Industion in District
of Columbia.
William Douglas McRae, 36o2 10th
John Lee Harley, 1447 Savannah street
Kenneth Lamar South, 1855 Mount
Pleasant street NV
Walter Harry Kilbourne. tr., COL 10th
street NV
NV ' ''4~e'
Harold Newman. 1000 p street NV.
George W. Jackson, jr., 1105 P street
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Table of New Income Taxes

Most getting salary determine from the
following table what the SAT- billion tax increase bill will
Ito them effective October l.
The table shows what the withholding tax at all levels
of salary income, and what will be October l.
column shows $25 the following with
holding columns effective income from $50 up to $2 and that
the table. Where the wthhodngs
weekly Of $50 the rates
and similarly the withholding rates for
the point where the weekly
becomes $1O5 4. :.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

There are 275 boys in town who
think yesterday was a real red
letter day.
The Kiwanis Club of Washing
ton took them on National Kids
Day outing sponsored by the club.
1t included a free movie, picnic
lunch and an afternoon Of games
at Hains Point.
Most of the boys were from
Metropolitan Police Boys Clubs.
For Is others, the outing was a
special treat-they were crippled
youngsters who look forward to
the affair as one Of the big events
of the year.
Jimmy Doffermyre, 7, of $40
Whittier place NV, first-grader
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Mrs. Davis Wins Sweeps

Mrs. Virgil Davis of Alexandria,
last night won the sweepstakes in
the annual Alexandria Flower
Show, sponsored by nine Alexan-
dria, Arlington, Washington and
Fairfax Garden clubs.
The Kenwood (Md.) Garden
Club won over Is other clubs in
the inter-garden club invitation
class, and members of the Poto-
mac Rose Society took more points
than the members of any other
club. The show will continue from
1890 to 6 pm. today in the Alex.
andria Recreation Center.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Maryland
and
A.
Virginia
Arlington To Drop Case
Aaoinst Arnold Bus Line
News in Brief

The Arlington County Board
yesterday voted to seek dismissal
of a complaint it filed against the
service Of the Arnold Line, sched-
uled for hearing Wednesday be-
fore an Interstate Commerce
Commission examiner.
The board acted on recon-
mendation Of the County Public
Utilities Commission which will
seek to obtain improved service
on the busline by negotiations
with the company.
In another action, the board
authorized employment of a full
time executive assistant to the
PUG at a $1,000 annual salary.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Babies HiqhIiqht Fair

A baby contest was the top at
traction yesterday at the st.
Mary's County Fair, Leonard
town, Md. Judges picked win
ners in four classes before q
cheering crowd.
The fair will end today with
a cattle parade and jousting
tournament. The event is being
held on the county almshouss
grounds.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

A1CSo VIC ivy 0CPOCAAhCA A0OVo
of 252 men. Induction of 248 mer
next month and 342 in November
is slated to meet the Army's tota
call for 10000 recruits through.
out the Nation.
December Cali Due.
Draft boards here expect tt
order induction of a large number
of 22-year- -olds in October. with
a possibility that 21-year-old mer
will be called in November. Ar
unknown factor thus far, how
ever. is the number of college
students in the lower age groups
who will be deferred.
The Army is expected to issue
December draft call within the
next week, but there is no indi-
cation yet of it's size.
In other developments on the
draft front:
/. The percentage of men re-
jected during August for failing
mental and physical tests has
dropped several points below the
58.2 per cent rejection rate dur
ing July, The Star learned. The
Army is expected to announce
August figures this week.
2. The Second Army disclosed
yesterday that 49 more reserve
captains and 86 lieutenants will
be called to active duty from the
District by November az. From
a Nation wide. call OF about 10000
reserve officers. it was reported
Maryland must supply A cap
tains and ITO lieutenantS and Vir-
ginia. 46 captains and 1877 lieu
tenants. About SIS per cent o1
the men are in combat services
but no organized reservists viii
be called.
8. The National Guard Bureau
announced that no delays in in
duction will be granted to mem
bers of Air National Guard units
alerted for active duty. and urgec
States to relieve from duty per.
sonnel who are to be deferred sc
they can be replaced by others
4. The Army announced that
140 doctors have volunteered fol
active duty between July / anc
last Thursday.
| Names of Draftees Listed.
Of the doctors, officials said
only four are reserviSts with nc
prior military service, and only
19 are those who were trained al
Government expense in Army
Specialized Training Program OF
Navy Viz courses during the war
It is the latter group of young
doctors who will face induction
under the new doctor draft Law
unless they volunteer to accept
active duty. A presidential proc.
lamation will be issued soon tt
outline registration procedures
for doctors.
Names of the 81 District
darftees ordered for induction
Wednesday follow:
Rudolph D. Dyke, Pittsburgh
Herbert S.. Walesby. .lr., Annapolis. j.
Haywood A. DeVaughn, 224 Eleventh
street NE. +
John Charles Vaughan, 1908 stree
NV
Joseph M. Marshall, 1903 seaton stree
NV.
Gerald Friedman, 1924 New Hampshr,
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
10000 See Firemen Parade

An estimated 10000 persons
lined Silver Spring streets yes
terday to view the parade Of the
Montgomery County Volunteer
Firemen's Association, . feature
of the annual convention.
Most of the paraoe prizes went
to Silver Spring area units. A
banquet, business session and Q
street dance concluded the one
day meeting.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Young on Vocation

Joseph Young is on vaca-
ton. The Federal Spotlight
column will be resumed on
October 10. The Federal Spot
light radio program, however.
will continue to be heard reg
ularly at 6:15 pm. each Sat
urday over WMAL, The Star
station.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Transports Reuctivuted

PORTSMOUTH, Va. Sept. %
R.-Two deactivated attack
transports, the USS Latimer and
the USS Botetourt; were put back
in commission at the Navy ship
yard yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
The Weather Here and Oyer the Nation

Highest about IS in northern por-
ton and 10 in southern part.
Maryland-Partly cloudy. cooler
and windy. Highest today about 65.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

No food shortages. The Presi-
dent has stated that neither food
shortages nor rationing are in
prospect, despite the fighting in
Korea. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

District of Columbia - Some
what windy, cool, highest about
65. Tomorrow fair. warmer.
Virginia-Partly cooler, windy.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

Most of United States will enjoy generally
today except widely scattered showers
the Rocky States and Southern Florida
rain States 1t will be typicay
day over entire Northeast with afternoon readings generally
in the SOS Warmer conditions will be
Rockies the Mississippi Valley ZAP Wephoo Map
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Maryland u. Opens

An enrolment Of 10000 is ex-
pected tomorrow when the Uni
versity of Maryland opens its fall
term at College Park.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Club Kids Day Outing
Is Big Event for 275 Boys

at Health School, was typical of
this group when he said:
II like it a lot"
With the other boys. Jimmy
who wears braces on his legs,
enjoyed the showing of Broken
Arrow" at the Apex Theater in the
morning. Then he was sped with
a police escort to Hams Point and
the lunch of sandwiches. cup
cakes, apples. milk and ice cream.
Sack racing, horse shoe tossing
and three legged races were among
the activities of the afternoon.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

The Empire State Building in
New York City, 102 stories tall,
reaches a height of 1880 feet.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

River Report.
tFrom U Engineers
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferr
and at Great Falls. Shenandoah mudd
1T Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

meet the city's September quota
of 252 men. Induction of 248 men
next month and 342 in November
is slated to meet the Army's total
call for 10000 recruits through
out the Nation.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
PERSONAL

ACCOMPANIsT WANTED-National-
Unknown singer exchange vocal les
sons for services. Must read. DU.
PAINTER twhitel wants small Jobs.
own tools. mo transportation
Work guaranteed. Phone HU. 1865
weekdays after pm, all day Sun.
WHITEHALL sANITARIuM-A fine
nursing home for aged. chronic and
convalescent patients. FA. 0643.
VACANCY IN nursing nome; 24-nr
nnEsr,sins sars snsS LICENSED os county and
DfANETICs Co-WoRKER WANTED,
or let's exchange ideas or experience.
Box 142-G, Star. 81
VACATION. ON a FARM-Adults only
45 minis. from d. c.; weekly, S3s up
daily rates, Catalog A. THE RAN.
DALLS, Clarksville, Md. -3
QUIET, PEACEFUL RESIDENCE for
retired people, specializing in excel.
food; special diet of any type; priv
tiege OF furnishing your own room
with cherished items. OIL. 1915,
PERMANENT. s4: shampoo sno
finger wave, SOC. No appointments
WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
slNGiSa srSea q =; Pines aiM, NURSING HOME
A home for the care Of convalescents
eemt-inyalids. aged and senile. Little
River Turnpike. Fairfax 715.. .-3
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie, with nursing care. oppositt
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 425s. IS
Evening star., 1950-05-29
EAsaINGToS ! g !!S,, : SUBURBAN SAM
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Washington, D. C.,
May "a, 1850; WHEREAS, the Ma
na comm,sson ssei'at on pafk Apr an0 anaiRr na5d
adopted a resolution with respect
to the plan for redevelopment Of
Marshall Heights, reading in part
as follows: NOW THEREFORE, the
Gss,on GsDita Park EsI snf, snd PLannin
April 1850. does hereby adopt a
complete modification and release
of every feature, detail and part
OF the said Marshall Heights Re-
DEVELOPMENT Plan, as. included with
Heiehts project as shown in said
plan and the properties described by
order OF the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia of May IL,
1949, as amended June 8, 1949,
prohibiting new construction with.
Heights, and recommends to the
Commissioners of the District of
Columbia that after hearing as
feature. dtail and part of said
plan of redevelopment Of Marshall
HEIGHTS; and WHEREAS, pursuant
to Notice dated May g, 1850. the
Commissioners held a PUBLIC Hear
1nt on May S4, lSOU' LOT tle puT-
pose Of considering the recommenda-
tion Of the National Capital Psrk
and Planning Commission with re-
spect to the plan for redeyelopmcnt
Of Marshall Heights; NOW THERE
FORE, it is by the Board of Com
missioners Of the District of Colum-
bia this Gath day of May, 1850,
ORDERED: That the complete re-
lease Of every. feature, detail and
part Of the said plan of redevelop.
inent of Marshall Heights be and
hereby Is approved: AND 1T rs
FURTHER ORDERED: That the
Order OF the Commissioners of til"
District Of Columbia dated May II.
1919 GO; 3o2.524/5 liel as
773/2 ile) prohibiting new con-
struction within the area compre-
hended in the said plan of redevel-
opment of Mar shall Heights be and
the same is hereby rescinded. such
rescission to take effect on May 20,
1850.
j. r. YOUNG,
G. MASON.
G. r. YOUNG,
Commissioners, D. c.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
SKIP TRACER

~
One familiar with all phases of COLI
lecting installment accounts; excel.
Apply sLoAN's. 735 7th ST. NV.
sPOTTER, for cleaning plant. wanted
at once, experienced, good salary,
steady job. 4447 Conn. ave. NV
TAfLoR4Experienced All. o5Rs4Eid on uniforms;
S. W. RICE, ST. 6253.
TAILOR, experienced, good salary.
permanent position; Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO., 703 9TH
TRuCckN DRIVER. experienced, for for To-
cal delivery; must be bondable; per-
manent. Box 273-G. Star.
vULCANIZER. exper.; S6l per wk..
excel. working cond. BEN HUNDLEY.
Maa S14e With 14th SxR st nv " train locally for
permanent position with large manu-
perienced man who is willing worker.
Man accented will work under direct
Sassna Esrnnss Of While not ta.nns
around 500 wkiy. Apply Ills o
st, Sc: / Pm. sharp, Il
S9od MS salary salary S54o Conn. ave. NV
sHE6IALTY Pc; G2ss' MEN, over s5-North
daily front money. II you are free
to travel it will pay you to inves-
tigate this. For appointment, call
P. H. COLLINS, Ambassador Hotel.
YOUNG MAN to sell furniture repair
supplies and work stock: experience
not necessary. BEDELL'S, $40 e
If f. YoU aiU' ARE AMBITIOUS and look
ing for a good JOB in the selling
HI. 1901 for appt. for interview:
p.m.-9:15 pm.
RELIABLE HARDWARE STORE wants
all-around experienced clerk; sober,
reliable. State age and salary. Hours
s to z. Sat. to 9. Box 500-J. Star.
MEN 4k1sI sTART Easis oN n : Voc ! 3R TIsa Z RAy
To determine what an excellent op-
eeortqpnisy this isw is The Fuller Brush
lished territories; No experience nee
experienced men; Apply 979 Ma
tional Press Building, 14th and T
stSi sxas NV" or call o1. ATT or D1.
YOUNG MAN-Experienced FIRE and
casualty underwater and salesman
Preferably living in Virginia and
one who can type. Call RE. 1900
-31
YOUNG MAN for neighborhood drue
store, ewes. and Sum-: white. over IS,
reliable, honest, willing to work:
exper. not nee. Apply in person
with refs. 1887 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
YOUNG MAN. after school and Sats.
to learn fine food business. I43l
r st. NV. 80
WANTED - Reliable colored butler,
chauffeur, safe driver, non-drinker;
good city references. Include tel no.
with reply. Box Six, Star. 3Os
WHITE LABORER-Cemetery expert
ence preferred but not NECESSARY,
full time employment to capable
man. good wages. Apply GEORGE
WASHINGTON CEMETERY, Risks
"a. extended. beyond University
A@ns' Mo. 20
Evening star., 1950-05-29
SITUATIONS WoMEN lcent.l

NURSE. practical, white. well sxpera
wishes perm, position. hr. duty,
D. c. area; live out, wo. 4a92
go
NURSES-Inter-raci reeisfry. auali-
ned fer any type eases. Du. Sses or
oRGANIST - orEaniSt director. exp
IN all Protestant churches. Box
YOtNG LADY. "A. 10 yrs retains
executive experience. desires posi-
tion. Box 700, Star. Sc
COLLEGE STUDENT desires position
as receptionist, typlSt. aoetor'S or
dentist once viii work throngh
opening Of school. TR- ado9. bet
l.-e pm.
STESoGRAPHER. former airiines
StewardesS4 eoilege graduate, -, de-
slreS temporary SecretAriAl position.
3 weeks I years experience as sec
retary BOY AK, Star az
YOUNG LADY with experiences in
personnel and public contact work
desires employment, Cali Lu, l-SsaS.
RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL desires
any type OF ofaee work; two years
eollege training in business. Gail
MISS BAILEY. no. s74I, So
Evening star., 1950-05-29

enCeo sIenosrapnSI, unoer 30; pleas
toned once: group insurance and
other employe benefits; 5-day, 40
hr. wk: Apply SAFEWAY STORES.
INC. 1915 4th ST. ne. II
STENOGRAPHER and general cieri.
cal; under 40; interesting, diversified
work; must be neat. accurate typist;
35-hr. wk.; salary $40 to start
only. BLINDED VETERANS Assoss
GIANTIoS; GENu3S;. sA Sa3s 18th 18th St: nv.
erably experienced in building busi-
ssayanssment. HAYWOOD HARW6op s.tss GoNsT; j.
sTfNoGRafHER.n sG Fl nE undsT EF' 95o7 s5: perm
position with national insurance Or
sanitation; naEsn S-day week, pleasant
4is THsk1Rs WoodSaad sSaas' niss sss MR. BAILEY All
STENOTYPIST, under 35. permanent
position, Small once. 3s-Ar. week.
sTENoSRAP2TER i D lsHT REcEprroNISr-
For law ofnce. Fast. accurate short
Saturdays half day; excel. salary
sTTNoGRAiFHER.rYprsr HeN eGiSi isfl cspabi. Ms o,
handling large. volume details; age
80 TO 40; good opportunity. willing
WOIker' OiQ-eStaDuSQeQ uIms e0Od
future: experienced in once work.
Give full details past experience, ref
STENOGRAPHER in financial in
stitution: short hours with 5-day
wDeek; pleasant surroundings. Ma.
sTENoG. g. :. S88ookKEEpER, Arlington
mortgage loan firm; must be perma-
nent. Box 1851, Star. 80
TAIL0RESS, must be experienced ON
mems clothing. LIvINGSToN'S. e06
TEACHER for small nursery school
in nearby Maryland. State age, ex-
perience and salary expected. Box
rEtLEP'HoSSsHEs rEtiLEP'Hi SsHs SOLICITORS to work work in
lge. portrait studio, 5-day wk..
pleasant working conditions. HARRIS
q EWING. Ma. $500. --29
TYPIST and general ONCE work, ex-
pertenced. accurate on details, neat
and speedy; excellent salary to one
Z who can qualify for permanent posi-.
tion Good working hours, liberal
vacation and sick leave. Box 39-J.
TYPIsT; ,5-day week. Apply between
. and 5 p.r1. Room 1886, conti-
mental BLDG, 1911 x st. NV. -29
TxRREsHIS TAIRREsHIMsSSSq Sqsys e. Wa sso,ss or s.ly. y \
%
Evening star., 1950-05-29
HELP MEN

experienced, for selling
direct to users. Salary plus com
mission. To be employed by ma
tional concern with branch ONCE
established in Washington for Is
years. Territory and headquarters
will be IN Washington, D. c. Write
qualifications, address and phone
number TO Box 37-J. Star. -29
Evening star., 1950-05-29
SITUATIONS woMEN

COMPANION desires position 10 elder.
~ lady; could leave city; cheerful
INTERIOR DEcoRAToR, Tesi Sesinne1; sg;
art BACKGROUND. wants lob With re-
liable hrm; accept very small pay
porary or part time job. cH. 7pI7.
Evening star., 1950-05-29

In order to protect its ddper-
tiSers from YeceiDino circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such mat.
ter tpill be trithhehId as tar as
possible By The Star. Only bona
fde GnstDers to advertisements
care OF The Star r:u be'deIipered
TO dduertiserS on presentation
OF the Dor number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
AUCTION SALES Cont J
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
ph pWELLiNd. hS5AEe No. 81 ssTNaH fdDD sEiek sEack
BY virtue of a deed of trust recorded
In Liber No. $3.50, folio $50, ct seq,
one OF the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and at the re-
sale by PUBLIC auction, in front Of
premises, on THURSDAY, THE STH
pay Of JUNE, 1850. AT 3:3O
O'CLOCK PM, the following
Of coiumbis. .0Rst toAwit: IN Lot shf numbered bess
bered Thirty-fve hundred and sixty
SIX l356S, In the subdivision made
the Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia in Liber. 81 at folio 32:-
subject to the building restriction
line as shown on said plat. and to
the agreement set forth thereon,
s s linz ns 81 aea The stTeet sss sad ae % snb
and conditions expressed in Act OF
Congress OF May n. 1900 t3I U.
g; Statutes, page 249).
Kdhs or saL to pe pad In Of cash. s
$3.50 for each 81 900, including
interest at 5Se. per annum. from
day Of settlement Of sale, secured
BY first deed Of trust upon property
sold, or all cash at option of pur-
chaser. a deposit of $4,000 re-
ouired of purchaser at sale. EX-
animation Of title, conveyancing,
recording, revenue stamps and no.
tariaI fees at cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within
30 days from day OF sale, other.
wise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser, after 5 days
advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Wash
ington, D. c., or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting de-
.posit trustees may avail themselves
OF any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
LOUIS c. DISMER.
JULIUS A. MAEDEL,
JOHN H. STADTLER,
my29,31-je2,5,7 Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
MAJOR AIRLINE

Has openings for reservation sales
AGENTS; es.sI Nstional t. Airport location;
minimum education high school but
college training preferred Apply IN
person 70 Mr.. Tomley, u. s.. En-
ployment Service, 3l5 18th st. NV,
Washington, Wed, May 31st. / pm.
8 Am. to 10 noon only. -Sl
Evening star., 1950-05-29

TSS!aDiy aHaIouio eApeTience, IN
State qualifications fully in first
communication. Box 492-K, star.
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER - Part
time, to assist in interviewing and
screening prospective employees from
truck drivers to executive positions.
fer sueh ana snd ms @
ployed: Boy 25S-J, Star. 80
charge Of drugstore; salary. plus
Percentssgs. ans mi Minimum sal, sl25.
rRaRMScdissTs, TEI 3Gseds star registered, sund., a
WORK WGTk, s. 81 Per hour; s-hour day
p4asTERERs' 4a ERE white mechanics. can
PLasTERERs. good white mechanics;
paasfEkHRs pfsssfX KHEh %ANfEDWhi.e Sas fH S1Sa me-
sington Estates, Summit ave. and
Brookfield. Kensington, Md. 30
PLUMBER-For new suburban house
mans !, caro-; l. Phone WA. $3.50. ;5;;5o
PLUMBER, lst class iobbing hand
with drivers permit; good wages
and steady work; references re-
aSns aS01nrsedil A.h Apply eF J; c. FLOOD CO.
N; r1Sn 81. NV; -ol
s.day wk:; Or. permit. JOE PAW.
TToWsKI 730 Kennedy st. GE.
PLUMBING and heating estimator:
thoroughly experienced on elaree
salary and other .remunerations. for
sober, working man, looking
for steady position. Box 63-K. Star.
PoRTER-For drug store; 1 fun time
p. c.. refs. and drivers permit.
PRECISION OPTICAL MEN. expert
enced in grinding and polishing
lenses, prisms. mirrors. etc. PRE-
c1sIoN PRoDUcTs, 719 18th st.
PRESSER, experienced. for permanent
Job: must be good on gabardine and
IL shreve st, Falls Church. Va.
REeiEf1ING EAi wi 4 cLERk-Must be eGS shor.
oughly experienced in super market
operation. This position is for an
active man of highest integrity and
OF, trust we must insist upon rigid
qualifications. If you can meet the
requirements, apply room 124 Shir-
ShOh1 OhUEH COOh ana QlS0
washer wanted; good salary and
steady work for reliable man. Apply
in person. CRANES RESTAURANT.
ROoFERs WANTED-call sH. s6s1,
between and 8 pm.
ROUTE SALESMAN - Veteran, to
service established route, candy
vending machines; on-the-iob train
ing: salary $40 to $50 per wk. while
in training, Phone RE. 4943.
ROUTEMEN. inexperienced men,
white, age 22-32, to train for laun-
dry route salesmen: high school or
equivalent; good salary. opportunity
for advancement. Apply Personnel
Dept, MANHATTAN CO.. 1923 Flor
ida ave. NV, $50 to IL am. 20
SALES CLERK. hardware store ex-
perience: permanent: paid vaca-
tions and holidays. See Mr.. Maloney,
MALONEY'S. INC, S126 Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring. B
SALESMAN for mems clothing store;
steady position for right party. Ap-
ply WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1012 r
st. NV. 80
SALESMAN, to cover Md. selling
laundry and dry cleaning mach. and
supplies; perm. position to agrees
sive party State qualifications.