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Evening star., 1951-05-27
Game Warden
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BY SOlange Strong

these likely sites in turn, just
waiting.
Most of the people he comes
across are law-abiding and
furnish the most pleasant
aspect Of his routine-keep-
ing up old acquaintanceS and
making new ones. He f1nds
culprits sheepish rather than
belligerent, with alibis falling
into three distinct categories:
% Gee, I didn't know the
season was out" (2) We'll, I
just forgot to renew my
license" 81 Honest, Warden,
I'm just target practicing!"
None cuts much ice.
AS for fishing Uoudoun
streams offer trout, bass and
suckers, the law carries a
penalty even for attempting
to fish without a license, so
anybody caught with an
empty line dangling needn't
try the old gag about teach
ing this worm to SWIM" Like
wise hunters, required by law
to plug" shotguns to hold no
more than three shells at a
time, can't get away with Il
know it's unplugged, but
never put more than three
shells in. anyway" Two
visitors, from Pennsylvania
and Honolulu, recently paid
fines for this oversight.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
IF YOU'RE the nature-loving

IF YOU'RE the nature loving
u outdoor type, you'd prob
ably like T. A. Daniels job.
AS State game warden for
Loudoun County, Va, his only
indoor duty Is a few minutes
paper work In the sheriff's
office, making out his daily
report to Richmond. Other
wise, he's busy protecting the
wildlife over 5O0-odd square
miles in the open air the year
around and he loves 1t.
On call "a hours a day,
seven days a week, he may be
summoned to exterminate a
rare bobcat or a stray dog
molesting livestock. But most
of the time he's on his own,
checking hunting licenses in
seasons and listening for un-
lawful gunfire anytime.
Having lived all his 20 years
Except for a stint in the
Navy on his fathers farm
near Mountain Gap. he's
thoroughly acquainted with
county fauna. When the
Wardenship fell vacant about
two years ago, he passed the
examination as a matter of
course. He knew all the good
fishing holes and hunting
spots from long experience
and now catches most offend
ers by quietly parking near
Evening star., 1951-05-27
Spry Kitchens new discovery saves work!
Gives you perfect piecrust every time!

kle in! And you'll make the tender
est, flakiest, nut-sweet piecrust you
ever tasted!
Homogenized Spry is the only
shortening that brings you this
startling new method! Try Homo
genized Spry-in the blue gingham
can-today. .You'llknow thenwhyit's
the miracle of modern shortcomings!
Evening star., 1951-05-27

Most out-of-county hunters
come from nearby Arlington,
which permits no hunting in
its heavily populated confines.
Like local sportsmen, they are
attracted mainly by Loudoun's
plentiful rabbit and quail
supply. Also found. however,
are squirrel. mink, weasel.
raccoon, muskrat, otter.
woodchuck, doves and 'possum.
Deer sometimes appear in
the wooded Short Hill district
Evening star., 1951-05-27

around Hillsboro, travelling
the Catoctin Ridge from
Pennsylvania. Killing them
is prohibited, but many Of
the other animals furnish
extra money to farmers who
make trapping a profitable
sideline, selling pelts to a local
dealer. Part of the warden'S
time is consequently spent
spotting illegal traps and
green" hides tackled up on
barn doors out of season.
Evening star., 1951-05-27

All seasons, however. farm
ers may kill without license
any game actually destroying
property. predatory foxes in
the chickenhouse are a favor
ite bone of contention be-
tween farmers wanting the
robber exterminated and
fashionable foxhunters want
ing him protected for their
Sport.D Furthermore, the
warden himself happens to
Confined on PAGE 3
Evening star., 1951-05-27

Now you can bake pie you'll be
proud of-euery time! Yes, now
anyone can make perfect piecrust
with Homogenized Spry's exciting
new water Whip" Piecrust
Method! It's the easiest pie-mixing
method ever developed. No more
cutting in" your shortening! No
guessing how much water to sprin-
Evening star., 1951-05-27

9 READY.Ik A JlFFY! With round-the-bowl
strokes, stir quickly into dough that clings
together and cleans" the bowl. 1t takes only
33 seconds to blend -four with the Spry "Whip"
and form dough- Divide dough in half, and
shape into smooth, fiat rounds. It's we'll
blended, plable dough-easy to handle and roll
in your regular way, or between waxed paper.
Try Sprys water Whip" Piecrust Method.
Evening star., 1951-05-27

u JUST SlFT! Sift -four and salt right onto
the creamy Spry whip. There's no long, tedi-
Gus cutting in" of your shortening. No guess
work about how much liquid to use, or how to
add it! The right amount of water is properly
distributed in the creamy Spry whip" SO that
you get tender, faky, nut-sweet piecrust-every
time. It's SO easy and quick, that even child
can make it the very first time!
Evening star., 1951-10-28

from infancy. At four. an uncle
bought her a pony. Two years
later she was winning prizes in
baby classes at California fairs.
In her teens, she disturbed her
family's peace of mind by TAX
ing up polo.
As for Country Boy: at the
Ridgewood Ranch of the late
Charles S. (Seabiscuit) Howard
there took place in l941 an un-
scheduled mating of Old Joe,
the Howard saddle horse, and
Tinkle Bell, a seven-eighths
thoroughbred. The resulting
foal was a freak - with one
blue eye, and splotched like an
Indian cayuse. He was shunted
to the farthest pasture.
The Last Laugh
bur we noticed something"
says Norma. "All you had to
do was show him a brick wall
or a fence, and he wanted to
jump it,"
In the United States Eques-
trian team trials last year in
Pennsylvania the pair encoun-
tered chuckles. But in the
showdown, the Lauer-C Country
Boy team hedge-hopped to the
highest point total of any en-
try. Norma was held up as a
six-day wonder.
She's puzzled by that. No
body has explained why her sex
should be considered short of
gameness and skill. A silly idea,
she thinks. The End
Evening star., 1951-10-28

FLOWERS and theater tick
IL cts have smoothed the way
for many a romance. but AL
Lauer is probably the only
man who ever had to buy a
horse.
He was courting Norma
Matthews the US. show
rings top feminine rider - and
he wasn't getting anywhere.
Then" he says, Il bought
Country Boy, the best jumper
on the West Coast. It's magic
- Norma married mel"
Al. of course, is kidding,
but you can't mistake the
fact that the three are COM
pletely happy on their model
seven-acre ranch. And 1.-THE,
pretty, 28-year-old Norma
Lauer has dealt a body blow to
the old notion that women
can't compete with males over
the breakneck hurdles.
Last November at Madison
Square Garden, she startled
National Horse Show critics by
anchoring the American team
to its first International Per-
petual Challenge Trophy since
1941.
Up to then, no lady had been
allowed to mingle with the
dashing cavalry stars of four
continents. Fans gaped at the
slight blonde on the rawboned,
l7-hand. l.5OO-pound gelding.
and they yelled at the fearless
way she hurtled Country Boy
over five-foot barriers.
Fans Stared
SHE'LL be back in the Garden
with the 1851 National which
touches off New York's social
season Tuesday. The show runs
through November 6.
An unpretentious person, she.
is seeking to break down we'll
established prejudice. Thus far
the Olympic Games ban against
lady equestrians still stands.
But it won't be surprising
if Norma pops up at the
Helsinki games - her
admirers are set to make a
fight for it.
Recently she won $1,000
stakes against men at Stock
ton, Del Mar and the Califor-
MIA State Fair.
Like a lot of Western girls.
she was horse-crazy almost
Evening star., 1951-10-28
WATCH b, A, Stun,

If Norma Lauer breaks the Olympic
taboo on lady riders, she'll be the most
famous horsewoman since COdiva :.
Color Photosrn ph by Glen Fishback
Evening star., 1951-01-12
HELP MEN

MEN, 2, neat-appearing. for full or
part time work in our order DEPART
ment: Apply in person after 10 a. m,
z0S 18th st. NV. 3rd floor. Ia
MEN. with mechanical experience
to assist in building motors in
cellent working conditions: ali tools
pay: NATIONAL MOTOR RE
BUILDERS. 1925 Fenwick st. ne.
MEN ZEN !, free to travel in Va; towns,
STEADY work. good pay. RIM. 424
YOUNG GUN 0aA MAN to learn selling in nh local
!ewelry store; good hrs. and work
ing cond.; opportunity for advance
ment. Call MR.. EDWARDS, DI. 1884
YOUNG MAN. white or colored; soda
S35 wk. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY,
2I62 California ST. NV. -12
YOUNG MAN to learn to manage
appliance store; must present neat
cal oI so5o sd for pe intervieW Ea Mahherfc fa
YOUNG MAN to work in active real
estate office. must be able to type
although speed is not essential; in
teresting work: accounting student
pref; good salary to start: oppor-
dlss Ibbys Fl RHSAL ee sf5 Ms
n; Y. ave. NV. MA. 7416. ~12
YOUNG MAN, to assist with general
offlce work; must be good at figures;
excellent salary. EIsEMAN'S. F at
7th NV. ii
YOUNG MAN. as purchasing agent;
prefer man who is now empl. but is
looking for a JOB with a future.
Stat State fyll qualifications in let.er.
HoGNs 80 Ss-ki Man. ssar; colored over al II to
work work in srocery and liauor store.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate;
typins NECESSARY; !5i2-day wk. good
salary. alas .oy,on1 Wonderful oppoTtqnity With
20I2 shannon pl sc. ia
Young MEN. to work with photo
local. MOYE PHOTOGRAPHERS.
~ l4th st NV. Room 917. IA
WANTED-Men to drive Yellow Cabs;
9ioMrRy mHst haye Z p. G; permit. MONT
L0CAL WHOLESALE FIRM wants
man. experienced, as clerk or sales
man in hardware. or house furnish
ings field exceptional opportunity
salary commensurate with ability
District c circulation manaser,l be-
tween 30 and 40 yrs. age, living
in Alexandria; excellent opportunity
with o" without experience: must
have automobile; Apply L. R
BRJnGFORTF. Alex. 000i. -13
A LARGE APPLIANCE DEALER de.
sireS the services of a manager for
television service department. In
renly. state experience. age and SALARY
erected Box 243-K, Star. -15
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
Co. will employ young veterans 81
Or 81 years old with aboye-averag,
mechanical ability to enter train
ing as office and business machine
servicemen. This is an unusual
opportunity which furnishes per-
manent employment. salary while
in trainin". automatic salary in
creases after training. paid Vaca-
tions, health, l'fe and accident in
surance, decentralization with doctor
and surgical benefits and retire
ment nlan. Apply to MR.. JONES al
1917 X st. NV, WASHINGTON. D c.
TRAVEL. have severa, OPENINGS TO,
BOYS. preferably draft deferred O.
vets Of World War II. for position
with well-known company. Auto
snrnishsd Mn s5 and expenses advanced
Be neat and willing to learn. Sc.
3. Jones; lo-12 am, 10 pm.
Carlo HOTEL. Do not phone.
WANTED AT oNCE-Rawleieh deale,
In nearby county. Write RAW.
LEGHs. Dept. DCA-14-F. Chester
Evening star., 1951-01-12
BOOKKEEPER

Experienced. double entry. capable of
handling complete set of books; 5l2-
day week. Call AK. 1903 for appt
BooKKEEPER-CAsHIER - Position
desiring future. Salary commensu-
rate with ability. Box 240-K. Star.
BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT. for general
clerical work: opportunity to learn
su,,nn suIomotiye IT aeeountins; 5la7day wk :
4. r. Miller R RoRTHEAsT rH ssfSPh HoFfoP 9e5tf n
co, 800 Bladensburg I'd. ne. -15
bRiCkLAYERS. white. only: apply 9TH
and Peabody SITS. NV. Long lob. IA
SIZE SIZE or Thsie 81. i2ss iR2sshanics' Call 4 HI
BRICKLAYERs. union work. no ap-
prentices wanted: Apply at the fol-
lowing Jobs: 2425 Alabama ave. s.e.,
9Th and South Dakota ave. ne.
st., Or l27 West Reed ave, Alex
BRickhAYh:Rs ihS1si VI: wanted. White eas oslv.
Fairmont Heights High School. Out
ss3f sherif1's II sob6a, I'd; ne, to Chapel oaks,
BRICKLAYERs. mechanics only. Re
I'd. and Mooriand lane, Bethesda.
BRICKLAYERs wanted for lge. Job
in New Orleans. ANCHOR FIRE
PROOFING CO., RE. 1856. Ia
BRICkLAYERS, qualified white me-
chanics only. for school job, at
2anc and SITS. NV -15
BRfCKLAYERS, white. for school
and church work; in Arl and Alex
RALPH BRYAN. day, CHI. 1900;
night. FA. 1859. Ia
BUTCHER-Experien good pay
and working conditions. Apply man
ager. MASTER SUPER MARKET.
10S0S Lincoln ave, Kensington. Md.
-l2
BUTCHER-Excel opportunity exists
for capable man: no drinkers; ref
required. Good starting salary. Ap.
ply in person only. 2401 Nichols
ave. Sc. Ia
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CHINA PACKER, colored. must have
drivers permit and experience and
good reference. Apply SMITH
TRANSFER g. STORAGE CO., l4l
10Th 81 ne Mr. Paknr
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PERSONAL

ALL INCOME TAX
Rm. oo3. 400 5th st. NV. RE. Sill
IA
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VACANCY In rest home; tray service;
WILL PAY WELL, rent your apt,
tice Cali REED. CHI $500.
PIANO TUNER, Sc: city or suburbs;
repairs reas VICTOR GEORGE,
ia. 1862, days; ov 1927. ewes.
VACANCY in, eonvalescent home,
Good food. tray service and good
care. 500 month. HU 339S. -15
ALTERATIONS. all ladies garments.
prompt and efficient service; open
ewes 3iOa 18th co 222l
CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY SCHOOL
Established 1919 Nursery through
sixth srade; eXcer tional educational
and cultural values: TRANSFORMATION
furnished. Resident Dert., WI. 9S13.
sEAMsTREsS - Specially, children S
clothes; at home or in shop Ii
vACANCY-Private home for elderly
lady. 1st floor. next to bath. C'can
and warm. Excellent food. SH. 5663,
GUARDIAN SERVICE. cooking EQUIP
svi4as. @1nt now available Phone m15 IL.
CHILD CARE; day or week; private
home; Alexandria; reasonable. XII
PAINTING--Let me do your rooms,
floors, roof. etc; reasonable prices
sLiPGovIks; custom made; free es-
ton guaranteed. FIR. 9151.
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ARCADE SUNSHINE

SALES REPRESENTATIVE for local
organization. Our products are sold
from coast to coast; reliable mar
rted man, no age limit. residing In
this area; car necessary: BACKGROUND
OF direct-to-home selling helpful but
not necessary; not appliances. books,
ance; liberal commission paid imme-
diately each week; 70 hold backs;
no demonstrating, collecting. deliv-
cry or down-payment problem; full
training local MANAGEMENT. For in
in counties within so miles. Write
or call MR.. c. G. PERKINS, Hotel
Ambassador. --12
SALESMAN, collector. for established
industrial insurance route, auto.
nseeSsary; nss aib St Apply 4 p SOB Victor Elds
SALESMAN. wholesale srocery. ex-
perienced; large national organiza-
ton. established local territory
Replies CONFIDENTIAL Box C3-E
SALEMEN - Guarantee SIS weekly
and commission; car required; per-
sonable manner and neat appear
protected trade in Washington and
vicinity. Repeat profitable sales to
apis. real estate and business Arms,
sst,9;., schools, hotels. etc; Extra large in in:
immediate delivery. We are large
distributors and jobbers for WELL
known and tested products. Evening
interviews bg appointment: Day
time. ST. 1900, or evening. GE.
9079 Ia
SALESMAN, inside; gift novelty or
jewelry experience desirable. but not
essential; excellent. permanent OPP
portunity for live-wire producer not
afraid to work. MR.. BYRAM, AP.
6302. IA
SALESMAN, experienced, with a
clientele who wants opportunity in
permanent field Age 80 to so.
Write giving experience, personal
history, education and earnings.
Box 376-E. Star. Ia
sALESMAN-We are adding . spe-
cialty salesmen to our force; estab-
lished firm in this area handling a
quality product; field training is CIV
en-. salary to the men VINO qualify;
car is necessary. Apply 23 18th
st. n.e..~10:3O am. to 30 p.m.--I3
Evening star., 1951-01-12
HELP WOMEN

HAT-CHECK GIRLS. part time: Apply
No phone calls please. Ia
HIGH SCHOOL, graduates (2). white.
in old established insurance hrm;
nGa esessfz 5dsy Dsssan! Vacation
JUNEoRGLEaR UNI re- fpnfoe e. ans answer aais phone.
k;G. SMITH 4 CORONA TYPE
WRITERS; y.R TEl nSf,, INC; 14la Park I'd. NV.
JUNIOR CLERK~The Star has an
Is and ii years Of age. Applicant
should be neat in appearance. con-
sndsnee sssnsSsS .na ase eso.e so se Of s0Os s
Monday through Friday: generous
company benefits in addition to
salary Apply Personnel. Room sos.
The Evening Star, l101 Penns. ave.
JUNIOR sTENoGRAPHERs-Perma-
to take dictation at 100 wpm.
transcries ACCURATELY and neatly; ,ssS:
ary. Ss.40o. Telephone pi. 4553.
Ext Io5 between o and II am; or
LABORATORY TECHNlClAN, high
school grad. preferred; over Is yrs;
knowledge Of chemistry or biology
helpful. 40-hour week: BENEFITS;
81 per mr.; previous exper. unneces-
sary: pleasant working conditions.
Apply BOX 3S3-E, Star. IA
LAUNDRY MARKERS (3), experi..
enced. Apply ready to work. SAM
BURKA. $50 9TH st Sc. -12
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-Prefe GER.
tilted for full time. part time or Sat.
work. Cali 10. 3-434O. -1s j.
NURSE. for newborn. 2-.yr.-old and
school-age child. Live in. Immed.
employment Other help empl, Ex-
pertienced only apply. Salary SIG
NURSEMAID. WANTED-Sleep in;
excel. cond Call RE. 5000. --13
NURSERY SCHOOL, assistant to
teacher. over Is. days a week;
2 to 6 pm. previous experience not
absolutely necessary. Call SH. 1874
between 4 and e pm.
NURSERY SCHOOL and kindergarten
director; must be- experienced.
Write stating qualifications. Box
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ELECTRICIANS

ELECTRICIANS
Experienced for new work. 1243
FUEL OIL DISPATCHER
(3O-50 white. We have a perman-
nent position for man who is IA
miliar with Washington and its
suburban areas. Must be able to ham
die men and understand the details
Call Mr.. Biederman for appointment
Ii. $4,000. L. p. STEUART & BRO,
INC. 1913 18th st. ne. liz
FURNITURE REPAIR MAN-Apply
GXsoLiNE sTATioN ATTENDANT,
white. 25 to 30: FRANKLIN ESQ,
GROCERY asa aRS FEspfln so9 st4ons st5 ne white
orders. 1903 Shepherd st. NV.
IBM SORTING MACHINE OPERATOR;
permanent; 40-hour. 5-day week;
am: 80 pm: salary. S239.57 mo.
Apply MR.. ALEXANDER, Room COG,
11O1 Vermont ave. NV. IL
Observation-Disclosures
Experienced in visual and mechanical
to JAN specifications. Apply II per
fSe fS9 Room Sm T. sss eoloradd e% dSE1paR BlaF.
b. ' e. So or 49, Swami SSi NAV ave. "SG Alex. Va,
q am. to 3 pm. Monday through
Friday. 9 am to 12 noon Sat or
call OV. 1900 for appointment. -12
INSURANCE INvEsTTGATORs AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. organization
permanent; state age and qualifi-
cations: Box 327-J. Star. ---12
INSURANCE MEN of proven ability,
to. build health and accident. hos
pitalization and life insurance debts.
ers and attractive contracts to debit
builders. Apply SOB Victor Bldg,
JANITOR for apt. project. must be
exper.. reliable, and furnish local
refs. Lovely apt. excellent salary,
pleasant working conditions. See
resident mgr. ,GREENLAWN APIS.
sol Chillum I'd. Take Chillum bus,
K-4 to New Hampshire ard Eastern
JANITOR. colored. experienced. re-
liable married. no children. for new
garden-type apt: no furnace work
goeedd salary. nice apt. Call JU.
FITcaEN 11SSafi SALESMAN. experienced. ne
sonpess ssTsE Kitchen snd
Mr. Miller. JOHN 6 WEBSTER CO ;.
LINoLEUM 5,i n II HELPERS, experienced
preferred, must have D. c. driver S
permit. CAPITAL LINOLEUM CO,
INC. Ala H st. ne. IA
LINQLEUN SALESMEN-Fully exper
High salary plus commissions. Out
ply QUAKER CITY L1NOLEUM CO,
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HELP MEN
RANGE REpaJRMAN n

RANGE REPAIRMAN to adjust anc
repair gas ranges; permanent posi-
tion; must have D. C. driver.
permit. Apply STANDARD GAS
APPLIANCE. 2S13 14th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for Ar.
lington office. Experience preferred
viii make attractive arrangements
CHI. 6S93.
REAL ESTATE SALESdAN-We have
an opening for an aggressive mar
office averaging tetter than ST .:0t
per month; Call Mrs. Burd: THE
blvd. Arl.. IA. 4-16O0. -l2
REAL ESTATE statesmen. C2)
must be exper. or have had closet
afdliated real estate exper. in past
resident Of D. c.. capable of han
ding investment and commercial
property sales, above average com
mission. pleasant working cono
with small but established uptown
real estate ONCE, member Of tn,
Wash Real Estate Board, for appt
please call MR.. BEPENTER, IA
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HELP WOMEN Cont
BUYER

Misses and juniors dresses for store
ington; exper and familiarity with
medium and oetter markets nee;
excel. opport. for qualified person.
Apply by letter only. stating full
details; in confidence to Mr.. Julian
H Cohn.
The Young Mems Shop
1919 F st. NV. -13
CASHIER SALESGIRL, experienced
and local ierences' 9 to 6 pm: nc
Sunday; S45 wk, and meals; WOOD
LAWN PHARMACY, 1919 N. Glebe
a; HiEk-TYPIsT-Larse hH, ispPY; F st. lew.
elry store; delightful ONCE; 44-hr
week good salary to start: steady
empl: air-cond. Office. Personal
me- maesrcha1dlsSs purchased at cost, See
CASHIER CLERK, experienced only.
for busy cigar counter: references
required; closed Sundays and hell
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000
cAsHiEfR.CLERK-por ASH fyej parts and % ac-
cessory dept. of large car dealer;
good pay and working conditions;
yysscaslSn1i ys pb11 Phone b ne Mr. Holley sSo COAST;
CLERICAI-Permanent lob. good
future; little bit typing; responsible
position. FIR. 9221. III
CLERK in laundry receiving room at
Bethesda. Md. Call LU. 4-54o0'
cEERk LII I0f, for filing and some typins
in Sc. area Apply MR.. DuBIN
2012 Shannon pl. Sc. lie
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millwork firm needs experienced.
capable n1tn to make take-off from
plans. lists for shipping. and de-
tails. to shop; Must be accurate
ing age. experience and salary re-
ouired. Post once Box 5000. Wash
MULTiGRApH OPERATOR for e. eve.
ming and Sat. work. State expert
ence and phone number when re-
plying. Box 5"-H. Star.
NIGHT WATCHMAN. capable of op-
Grating a switchboard permanent
position at school. 50 mi. outside
Of Washington: living quarters fur
nished single man. Box 177-K Star
OFFICE BOY. southwest real estate
office, reference required. Box 242-
oFFicE BOY, 5-dsy. 4o-hr. week. 's
S22;5n per wk. Apply NEW. YORK
Press Bldg. Monday. IA
OIL BURNER SERVICEMAN for apt
development in southern Md: some
electrical ability helpful. Address
reply to Box 431-K, Star. IL
PAINTER-1st class, a. white. fast
and clean. DU. $40.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. white.
work 6 to IL pm. 4sS Indiana ave.
NV -12
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o aas.nSs HaE for uei eqtee 4 ,SpsT es
eAp1FoEE e3n RoE xppEIANcE tH EtShi maP s5 Appiy s
Gr.f eys,fi Silver Spring Md. See Nr.
Tv sERvIcEMAN for bench work;
APPLIANCE, sSS7 Ga. ave. silver
Spring, Nd See Mr. Graf, IA
TREE EXPERTS. exper men wanted
BY established firm. Call DE. l471
TYPIsT-CLERK for boarding house.
3 to 7:30 pm; salary and meals,
SUNDAYS Of; Call HU. 1924. -12
UPHCLSTERER, lst-ciass; steady Job,
a4ss a5f eve week BA1LE4s Il 1895 1PHoLsrER os RE
UPHoLsTERERs-severai at once:
experienced steady work Apply
DRAPERs CO.. 1888 wis. ave. NV.
vULCANIzER. exper.. SCI per wk..
GOOD working conds. BEN HUNpLEY
waffiEHao5UtssEs ftfi a5ts s. FOREMAN. Pa reliabl.
white man. familiar with modern
material handling methods and
"qu-pment. Warehnusing Uf PRINT
ing paper, rolls and skids. in clean.
warm blds; must be able TO get
ouL VI inboINIH' pOI SOb
with excellent future. Call Mr.. Cook
a. 81: 5000. HAYNES LITHo-
GRAPH CO, lltG East-West hwy.
Silver Spring, Md. -12
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE MEN
90. experienced, with cars; salary
gsast,v,Iie' Hpsai AipDIx Md 1905 dallatin ina st.
wATcH iTesa'-Iai REpAfR AIR MAN, exper,; full
BOZ ss2.E, Star. ~ II -,
MAN with station wagon or light
panel truck must have knowledge Of
Apply R. Il. DoNNEiLEY. 9o4 9Th
st NV. between 2. and pm, 12.
MAN. young. ambitious. energetic.
with use Of car, for city supervisory
work in local ONCE of well-known
national concern: no canvassinE or
ary; 4o-hour, 5-dav week: vacation
with pay; retirement plan: unusual
opportunity for advancement: college
Grad atc preferred. Give full In
formation and telephone number in
fSnf'd.nee sar aTz.1 s3,r f., personal interIisw
MAN to work in carpet work room.
operate binding machines and cut
carpet good selary to start with
excellent charceS fo- advancement
vacation. Must be fully experienced
G!V.' G!TY MH: HIN0aEuM fsss CO. 500 Iso : st.
MAN. white. reliable. about 40; gas
oline service station exper. pref:
refs. REQ. Call Ii. 3-12O3. -12
MAN WANTED by manufacturer
distributor of radio and television.
To supervise service through local
dealers. No installation work: must
be experienced and exempted from
military service. Write your quail
fications for interview. Box 3S1 e,
Star. IA
MAN. between 35 and 40, for district
supervisor. N. Arl. territory; car
necessary. Call Mr.. Clist. MA. O925.
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