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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17
About 10000 See Fourth Caroinas Yam Festival
/0ARTER'S
\OLUMN
By w. HORACE CARTER

Never before in the lifetime of
Tabor City have so many people
damned its streets and bust
nesses over a three day period
like they did during last weeks
fourth and most successful Car
olinas Yam Festival.
From the opening gun on
Thursday morning and we'll into
the night Saturday, Tabor City
was a thriving beehive of activity
with thousands of people looking,
learning and playing. 1t was a
gala three days, unprecedented in
this area.
The big event left most native
Tabor City citizens with a feel.
ing of complete fatigue but yet
with satisfaction. With the event
taking practically every hour of
every day of hundreds of local
the citizenry's best efforts, there
could be no feeling other than ex-
|haustion at the conclusion of the
ceremonies.
Yet, one and all agreed that by
far the largest crowds in the
Yam Festival history were on
hand. Not just one day, but all
three days and estimates up to a
total of 10000 have been heard.
With people coming and going
hourly, it was an impossibility
to accurately estimate the num-
Der of people who attended the
occasion. But there was little diff
ficulty in getting unanimous
agreement that the three days
drew more people than ever be-
fore. At least 10000 were in evil
dence Friday afternoon alone.
And again things shape up so
that apparently the sponsoring
/ aDor City G4ei- .sants Assocla-
ton will lose no money on the af-
fair. Meantime many local organ
izations were able to exc out
some profits on concession stands
and other means of entertain
ment.
AS has always been pointed out
in regards to the Yam Festival,
is is not held with the thought OF
making money. 1t is an educa.
tional event for the benefit OF
peoples of the area but when 1t
can be staged and not lose money,
it is a good indication that 1t
will continue to be planned year
after year.
Publicity over several states
regarding the event has been
good for Tabor City and the sur
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17
Miss Jean landle Chosen Yam Queen

c. Med. Davis, Atlantic Coast
Line president of Wilmington of.
ficiated at the coronation cere,
mony and earlier in the evening
delivered the principal address at
! the press and radio dinner.
| The festival got underway
Thursday morning and continued
through Saturday night. 1t was
declared by officials as being the
most successful of the four feSti,
walls held here from the stand,
point of attendance, education
and entertainment. The early an,
Iticipation of 10000 visitors is not
thought to be an axaggeration
during the three day event.
Educational booths on the
sweet potato arranged by State
college extension service, a mile
long parade, entertainment by
string bands and stunts, foot
ball game, queens ball, square
dance. pie eating contests and
the awarding of $1,000 in mer.
chandise were the highlights of
the program.
A. c. Edwards, festival chair
man and local Atlantic Coast
Line agent. presided at the press
and radio dinner Friday evening
and introduced Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Davis spoke mainly on the
promotion Of diversification Of
the agriculture program. He told
of the increasing population OF
Tabor City and said ION this con-
tinuing development, and upon
the leadership Tabor City is pro-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17

And, of course, again Mrs. B. A.
Carroll, must be in for some
bouquets. Again she handled the
business of financing the festival
in a noteworthy manner. Some
times we wonder just how well
the festival will succeed when
placed in the hands of anyone
other than Mrs. Carroll and Mr..
Edwards. They, as man and Wo-
man of the year in 1850, have
done an even greater job in 1851.
It's just such people who pull
little towns like ours up by the
boot straps.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17
DONKEY
BASEBALL
TUESDAY,

-o.o-"z but fun and fine en-
--,a.1~-n, is on tap here next
-'">1aE cight. October %, when
-" ot country boys, chosen
. E".c1C Morris, locks horns
via q cam Of town boys. picked
o Don iecHigan, on donkey back
-.".'aa Field at 7:45 P. M.
Inc donkey baseball game is
'",2g sponsored by. the local A
&@sgcaa Legion Post and the
-'aHe-s and all equipment is
.+.1s FINISHED by the H. Bar
=. Eaaca Of New Jersey. 1t is the
MS, SUCH game held here in sew
ia. ears and a good crowd is
Anticipated.
All players and umpires will
pay the cntire game from the
ydGH Of dOnkeys and all partlcl-
pants mus, be over IS years OF
age Toe donkeys are especially
"a.h"c % make this game hum
"1ls and here is every reason
~ believe hat it will be just that
mile the country boys try to
~, 20 n" town boys in the rid
lS baseball affair.
advance ticket sales started
:,''9 week with adult tickets 60
-'5 Tor 80 cents and childrens
..'"eCS for 25 cents. They will al
Sight.
Complete team rosters were
unavailable this week because
oo'n Jernigan and Morris were
a. !. vacation, however, it was un-
y. .S'ood that among those coun-
~ Nrt BOYS playing will be Douglas
c s Fred Fipps, Nump Fipps'
s Cartrette, Harry Stephens
~. Saur Cartrette and others from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17

~, Ian Yandle. of Elizabeth
.,u- NON ne honor 1851 Caro-
mas Van. Queen" title at the
,.ssa~ aa,t aaId here Friday eve,
mi. @- second day of the
-,--. ANNUAL Carolinas Yam
css..-a. Sponsored by the Jun,
.. W-maH'S club Of Elizabeth,
Nv So IS ne IS year old
;::...-, i ltr. and Mrs. F. c.
va. ana q student at Motifs
3.s.a~> Scaool in Wilmington.
Conn. Fisher Hester, daughter
:: y. "a Mrs. y. A. Hester of
r.s.E... sponsored by the Clark
Us W'-~-aH'S club. was runner
T. queen received a prize
".,~.-- acSkcc of sweet potatoes
a. 500 diamond ring contri-
..'aE .- = Tabor City Market
- Association and Davis Jewel
=" a-i 'ca runner up received an
So --tr Elgin watch donated
r.. " Taa0r City Marketing
.a,,-,.E...- and Dorman'S Jewel
-
= e. = candidates received
,.."-- 81 certificate from Col
.a,> A.. "-.-eville and other gifts
,--- --...0a'S Drug Store. Har-
...,-~- E.a.2lacy. and the West
~. 40 associate Store.
-:-S were George Abshier.
. H. Nils Henry Covingon. Bill
T. Bill Lee. officials OF
--- 8. "o,,age Extension ser
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17
Child Injured
Near School

Patricia Ann Sellers, six year
old school student was slightly
injured Tuesday afternoon when
she was hit by a car near the
Tabor City School ground. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Sellers of the Emerson section.
Douglas Strickland was named
as the driver of the car.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17

Total resources of the Wacca-
NAV Bank and Trust company
have increased over three million
dollars since September 80, 1949,
according to the statement of
condition issued this week.
Two and a half million dollars
of this increase has come since
Sept. 20, 1860.
The Waccamaw Bank, which
now serves 10 towns in Eastern
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-17
WACCAMAW BANK RESOURCES
SHOW 3 MILLION INCREASE

North Carolina, showed total as
sets of $26, ,6S1.24 on Sept. 20,
1851. This compares with total
assets of $23,s79, O64.06 on Sept.
20, 1850, and $23,345,1 1857 on
Sept. 80, 1949.
The Waccamaw system has
banks in Fairmolt, TabYr City,
Chadbourn, Whiteville, Clarkton,
Southport, Kenansville, Shallotte,
Rose Hill and Beulaville.
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Sales Manager Wanted

OF several years experience in the
sale of specialized heating installa-
ton etc. Must be capable Of train
ing anG handling salesmen's prob
lens, for one of Washington's largest
none improvement companies. We
are direct factory representatives of
mony of the featured products we
specialize in. CONSOLIDATED EN-
CHEERING g. DISTRIBUTING
COMPANY OF AMERICA. 400 Sth
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CL.ERK-GENERAL. Some tipping but
slow speed acceptable for work in
downtown aforementioned office. Call
at DUN a. BRADSTREET. INC
Room 323. Washington Bldg. Mr.
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TELEVISION SERVICEMEN
Wiyb car. Terrific deal. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. 80.
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HELP MEN

work in ice cream plant. Apply Apply in in
person to Mr.. Henry, MEADOW
GOLD PRODUCTS CO.. 1887 2 st..
sc. 30
MEN. white. over so, for light hand
1881 23rd st. NV. s-i2. 1-4:50.
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HUMAN GUIDANCE
A Mn YIEAI TIL RHHn TAI
TRAINEES. Colored (5l

Due to expansion in our advertising
department We need D ambitious
men to learn specialized form Of
consumer and advertising work; $50
per week while learning; permanent
position; rapid advancement: vaca-
lions; group insurance: neatneSs a
must See Mr.. Timer. Personnel
Division, $50 to 1870. NATIONAL
HOMEMAKERS LEAGUE 1922 | sth
st NV -1Q
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HOSTESS

AAOo II A<k)C
Must be horoughly experienced in
hotel work Apply manager, La
FAYETTF HOTEL. 18th and Eye
SIS, NV
IB.M ALPHABETICAL CARD punch
operators. White, experienced. good
salary and vacation. Phone after
& pTn Ii 3-75O3
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statesmen Co

Due to expansion program we have
need for two more representatives;
opportunity open for rapid ad-
vancement; experience advanta-
Eeous. but not necessary. If you
are ambitious and capable. as we
will personally train you: leads
furnished: applicants must have
good character, education and ap-
pearance: car necessary; earnings
will be in the $1,000 to $4,000
bracket; position permanent; inter-
J. ]. RANGE, $50 WARNER, BLDG );
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STOCK CLERK for work in radio
parts dept. 5-day week; $50 to
; pm. Apply SOUTHERN WHOLE
SALERS 707 Edgewood st. ne;
STOCK CLERK-To issue stock and
post record; 40-hour week, paid va
cation, and many other company
paid benefits. See Mr.. johnson.
THE HOOVER CO., 1905 r. /. ave.
ne. 8 to 10 noon.
STOCK CLERK, young man 1925,
full time permanent position. Apply
1916 VIM. BALLANTYNE g. SONS.
1921 F st. NV. -22
STOCK CLERK for mems furnishing
store. Permanent position. Apply
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS, 942 F
st. NV. -lS
STOCK CLERK to pack merchandise
for shipment; 5-day week. paid
vacation; permanent position with
advancement. age 81 to 40. Apply
10 am. to 3 pm. WASHINGTON
TOBACCO CO.. 63I Mass. ave. NV.
-19
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Statesmen

Who can earn $3.50 q week and over
to sell nationally advertised watches
on credit; no down payment re-
ouired from customer: immediate
cash commissions; permanent posi-
ton with excellent future; vacations
with pay many other company bene-
FITS; full-time or part-time men
part-time vacuum cleaner. uphol-
stery insurance and other statesmen
Joe fash, NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO.. 7l9 9TH st NV
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STATESMEN IN

Full and part time. Cali ST. 53l4
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THE PEP BOYS
5926 Georgis Ave. NV. RA. 5s33
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERICAI, ASSISTANT
CLERICAL POSITION

For intelligent young woman, age
20 to 30: varied work with pro-
gressivA life insurance companv:
some college background preferred
limited amount of typing; excellent
opportunity; ir-conditioned Offices
5-day week, s to 4:30. GOVERN.
MENT EMPLOYEES LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO.. 14th and l. SITS. NV.
COLLECTION CLERK--Unusuai or
portunity for capable eXper. person,
collecting delinquent accounts by
correspondence and telephone only.
Five days. no Sat. RI MARS CON-
TRACT CO., 410 1st@ st. s.e.. TR.
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GLShACSS anu ICGAICulCIl OClCAlt0.
CALL GALL MA. 1900. Ext. $50, FOR
ASSISTANT to collection manager, in
NV, appliance storee; eXper. IN in
stsllment credit; 5-day week. Write
r full. detail. exper; and salary ex-
ASSES Sss qAN spS B bSoak issF iesible
handwriting, able to type; excellent
opportunity in one Of Washington S
finest furniture stores. 5-day wk
A4ggP TER PIECES Mfs st III 9Th M e. R MAS
35-hr. wk.. no Saturdays. perm;
Ca, MISS BRlTTON: MA. 1880. "a
stores line Of specially food prod
ucts, principally cookies; car nee
essary. This is pleasant outside
work. Experience helpful, but not
, essential. B9X 492,L; Star 10
pm. work; pleasant working condi-
tons; good salary. Apply to BREN-
NER'S BAKERIES $500 Columbia
pike. Arlington. Va, OW. S606.--l9
Bakery Shop Managers
Careers in selling open to women who
work in our modern air-cond pastry
houses; some selling or cashiering
experience desired: meals and nylon
uniforms furnished, plus paid vaca-
ton and sick leave; location in Md.
s APPLY Ply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
HOT, SHOPPES. INC,
1724 H st. NV. No phone calls.-1S
BANK BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPP
orator experienced or. will train. age
Is to rs. high school graduate. See
Mrs. Brotherhood. McLACHLEN
BANKING CORP, 1901 O st. NV
BEAUTICIAN. 5-day week: excellent
CREEK BEAUTY SALON. s3Ii
Grubb I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. 81.
BEAUTICIAN. all around, only good
experienced operator need apply
GREENWAY BEAUTY SHOP, 3534
E. Capitol st. LII. Lair. ~
BEAUTICIAN, exper all branches
high salary and comm; 5-day wk.;
air cond. LILLIAS 2S17 14th st.
NV. co 3l33. -19
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced all
around; 5 days a wk; 500 a wk
and commission; steady position.
Apply BILLS BEAUTY SALON. 1905
BEAUTY OPERAToRs = Earn ss5-
S100 week. salary plus commission.
An air-cooled. niodern shop; steady
position. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
hnEGGEDG 1H1n I've ef
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CI JERK

For dry cleaning store; hours, 10
am. to $3.50 pms Apply DICKEY'S
CLEANERS, 18th and Franklin SITS.
ne. 10
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HELP MEN

EARN $5O-$I5O WEEK in spare time;
sell plastics for Christmas gifts
through popular party plan; high
commission free sample kit. free
HOUSE OF PLASTICS. 2435 18th st
NV, fo1 details
SALESWORK, earn guar
anteed weekly income; call on peo-
pie who have asked us TO show
them our easy-to-sell product; work
3 ewes, per wk. with Saturdays prof
Small. quick cash safes. VIII not m
terfere with present employmen
HOB Eye st. NV, call DI. 6403.
MARRIED MAN with car. to train
Ice. mfg. CO.; will consider inexperi-
enced man who is willing worker;
no canvassins: earnings while train
ing around 500 wkly. Amply 1l16
:, Q s.; sc. before l2 noon. is
frc ases & g s. fG qoR PSd Sese
state age, weight. height and en-
pigment for last 5 years. Box
FIIRRssTt : Class IiHs; BuLLDozER OPERA
s spRsPE JOSEPH Go aE L 1Sh1 CON
A PART-TiME oPPoRTuNITY-Man
over 20, must be willing to work
1925 hours per week teves. and
week endsD. not canvaSSins: earnings
while training around $50 per week;
requirements, married, own car. neat
appearance, pleasing personality
and good speaking voice. Phone II
3-5326 for appointment only. is
MAN TO train as ONCE
machine serviceman. Must be me-
chanicaliy INCLINED and have car.
Start at S"25 per mo. Elk. 5004.
MEN for washing machines;
knowledge of automatic washers
helpful but not essential; 4G-hour,
5-day week; many company bene-
Ats. Apply in person. c. j. Bou-
dreau, SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.
$500 v st. ne, rear Bladensburg
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TRANSPORTATION
ASSISTANT MANAGER
TRUCK DRIVER

;, : ave an immediate opening tor a
good colored driver who is neat III
appearance and between 20 and 80
years of age; previous experience
anc D c. permit required; must be
abb o pass physical KAN. In ad-
dltion to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided Amply
Personnel Room 500 Open week
day 3 30 s and Sat. 81. No phone
calls
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Evening Star Building

TRUCK DRIVERS
For super market work; salary de-
pending upon ability; free group
disqualification, vacation with pay
and other employe benefits.
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seth and NJ SITS. NV.
Take No. 80 Rosslyn Car
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Apply Mon. Through Fri.
$3.50 Am.
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HELP MEN
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
A MrTEMMA AIEAl

ATHENA MEN
WITH and without cars Tor bench and
est salaries and commissions in
town; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement; many company benefits;
employees social club. baseball team
PHILLIPS INC
Is expanding rapidly and needs
who want to get ahead in the tele-
vision field Phillips Is a good place
to work. Grow with us. Apply in
person. PHILLIPS. INC. 2ol2 Shan
nan pl Sc See Mr.. Silvern.
rELEvISION TECHNICIAN--Cou
Gus. ambitious young man; good
s SIl4srt anso salary; IL noon to Q pm.
TECHNICIANs. part
time, new proflt-sharins organi-
cation has been organiZed to
give. customers better service anc
service men better pay. If you nave
bench space and are located IN Md.
S va, or D. c" then write Box ioa,R'
fIIE SETTER HELPERS. Exper. nee
Call JU. S-S53S. is
TRAFFIC CHECKERS
Full-time outdoor clerical work, ages
1890. No experience necessary; .
years OF high school, Must be ac-
CuIdtG WIN ibuEtS anu nave ltBlutc
handwriting; 5-day, 40-hr. Wk;
varied hours; paid vacations and sick
leave. $40 per wk. to start. Apply
employment Office. CAPITAL TRAN
SIT CO, seth and NJ SITS. NV. Take
No. 50 Rosslyn car.
TRANSPORTATION
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Familiar with rates. billings. claim
inspection. $4,000. Box 1855. Star
is
TRUCK DRIVER, must be sober, in
duStrious, and fully know city.
Chances for advancement. Referen-
ces required. Starting salary, $50.
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM, 500
TRUCK DRIVER for local deliveries;
must know Washington. Va. and
surrounding areas or do not APP
ply. Bring references; good salary
steady employment. Apply DIENER' S
1900 R. /. ave. ne. --l9
TRUCK DRIVER-Prefer married
man, 35-45; Fairfax County resi-
dent; Va. chaffeurs license; salary
S67 plus comm. Cali Fairfax 375.
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ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
INGS FOR MARRIED MEN
(AGE 25 TO 40l. NO Elk
PERIENCE NECESSARY
EXCELLENT SALARY AND
MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. THIS is ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S BE S T.
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
THEIR INFORM TON
DROP BY AND SEE MR..
SPARKS ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN 7 AM. AND 5 PM.
AT 1856 LAMONT ST. NV.
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YOUNG MEN
COLORED

interesting jobs in an i'm
portant service industry
meeting the public. Excell-
ent earnings. No previous
experience necessary. Day
and night shifts. Must be
18 or over and have neat
appearance. Many employ
ment benefits. including
sick leave, paid vacations,
disqualification and surgical
benefits. See MISS HORNE,
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
8:30-4:30, 1924 H st. NV.
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HELP MEN
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY
For q Washington, ID. c..
Industrial Salesman
who wants a tiye-fisure

who wants a five-figure
income
A long lest ablished company market
ing nationally known products for
industrial plants and institutions
has an unusually good proposition
for an industrial salesman living in
WASHINGTON. D c. For steady,
ambitious man it amounts to having
his own business.
The new man inherits all established
customers at once. The business is
salary and commission during the
training period His territory is
fully protected The products are
vital to peacetime and TO defense
industries and institutions covered
by DO priority ratings, assuring
continued availability.
Fine home-otice cooperation Most
representatives have been with the
Telephone MIR. W. E. BENDER at
Raleigh Hotel Wednesday
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK
pten sne tSps to pe TnG cle Gi@
work in accounting department.
Opportunity to learn the accounting
field while earning a good salary
and sharing our liberal emrloSe
benefits. Call Mon.-Fri S:30-5.
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Nl4kRh-GENEkAL. Some typlng but
slow speed acceptable for work in
| at DUN & BRADSTREET INC
Room 323 Washington Bldg. Mr.
CLERK .RECEPTIoNIsT for photo
essential. Must have good hand
writing. neat appearance and per-
sonality Rapid advancement. AN
TONS. 1912 G st. NV. lis
LERk-TYPIST-;io-hr, VIZ; pleas
ant working conds.. salary common
thesda area Apply in person, CO.
LUMBIA SPECIALITY CO INC, sos
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase, Md
day Rk. ABBY CAPITOL Df PRINTING &
INK 60; 500 Charming ri, ne. IL
CLERK-TYPlST. some experience
necessary Tor ;, ctisg in mems % sgI
81 nv wv Mrs. " Wax of'o -i iSO'
CLERK -TYPIST, KNOWLEDGE of book
keeping. full-time permanent posi-
ton apply 9;30 to 3 WM BAL
CLERK-TYPIsT. national organiza-
ton. starting salary. Sl94.5U mo.
paid vacation sick leave, free insur-
s arc. s and ether 5ensendtsS Cali Mr.,
CLERKS TYPiSTs sTEN0GRA.
/ Pliers, ages II to As: splendid OF
portunity for advancement: 5-day
! wk.; all benefits; lge. life insurance
c IGTIsl:T IA. 4 ps9@ no,t,io mls
day. 4G-hr. wk., pleasant working
! cond.. liberal discount on purchases,
| insurance and disqualification plan.
/ retirement plan. Apply PEOPI ES
pRUG STORE, employment ONCE.
| CLERK -TYPIST- nre-
| ferred should be accurate with fig
ures and accustomed to handling
telephone inquiries. 5-day wk. with
s1Sa CPPeT for 70 yss p = HAw
CASHIER TYPIsT; immed. perm
employment, 5-day wk. peid vaca-
ton, group insurance. salary open.
sppIg in person Nr, cAN Ib6f DRY pRY
CLERK -TYPIsT. general a once Zee ex SGT.
nee: pleasant working conditions;
excel. opport: for qualified nerson
BARBER g. ROSS. INC, 5th and
cYEr asi ff RE q n accounting 2t de-
partment of Catholic University
Pleasant surroundings and oppor-
sunity for advancement. 5-day week,
S vacation IN a9d sick leave. Call M
CLERK-TYPIST. claims dept large
stock casualty company; experience
not necessary. Call NE. 1915. IA
CLERK for part-time
TO 90 clerical work in our Silver
Spring furniture store. Apply Mrs
Strauss, MAJOR MASTERPIECES
INC. ~ 9TH st. NV. is
CLERK TYPIST-Silver Spring office;
permanent position with finance CO.;
paid vacations, other company bene-
CONSUMERS CREDIT SERVICE,
s513 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
RKi,-2TrYSPIsT-several needed for
interesting general office duties;
ages 25-40; exc. opportunity for Sec
retarial training; 5-day wk., free
disqualification paid vacation. Why
not come in and talk It over?
r. l. ave. NV. facing Scott CIRCLE.
CLERK-TYPIST-Part time. mems
clothing store. Apply Mrs. Gleason,
D. J. KAUFMAN. INC, 1905 Pa,
CLERK .TYPIsT - Interesting hotel
work in managers once: pleasant
surroundings; 5l2-day week: liberal
company benefits plus vacation with
P waSSRpMAAPHP Apply PAST sRDiq TofP1 of 7S6
CLERK-TYPIST. age 2O-35 accuracy
and average speed Of 30 w.p.m. re.
CURED modern employe benefits and
excel salary. Can NE. GAL 30
necessary permanent positions: 5.
day. 40-hr. week; pleasant working
conditions in new modern bldg
goth CENTURY FOX FILM CORP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANT


Experienced. D. C. permit. $40 per
wk. ano commission. WILLOUGHBY
ESQ. 4244 Wis. ave. NV. u
SERVICE STATION statesmen, oppor-
tunity for energetic young men in
sales work; salary and bonus: EN-
ploye benefits. Apply in person,
SUN OIL CO., 4940 Conn. ave. II ".
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Some exper. shift work DOUGH-
ERTYS SUNOCO SERVICE. 4001
NJ; Vernon ave. Alex, Va. Al,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
capable of carrying a shift Must
have exper. and refs. Good pay and
WORKING conditions. Apply 10 r
Te; n'e STATION ATTENDANT.
white. must be experienced: fine
working conditions. Must be honest
and have good references; Good pay
iCr light man apply cHERNER, s
Champlain st. NV. See Mr.. Raekey
service aaEl' STATION ATTENDANT.
white, night shift, IL p.m.-7;30
am; SO a day plus commission
and vacation. Only experienced man
with references need apply. See Mr..
Barron, Manager of SUNOCO SERV-
ICE STATION. Wisconsin ave. and
SHEET HisE1 METAL MECHANICS exper-
fenced in duct work. ApDly 246
Taylor st. NV. after pm. 20
SHIPPING AND INVENTORY CLERK,
exper. TOR national organization; age
25-40. Must be well recommended
Call MR., FAUNTELROY, d. "a