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Evening star., 1951-06-07
Sen. Tomas Confesor ,
Panay Guerrilla Chief
BY the Associated Press

MANILA, June Senator
Tomas Confesor, noted World War
III guerrilla leader on Panay Island,
died in Manila last night of a
heart attack.
Senator Confesor's wife died two
weeks ago, shortly after the couple
had returned to the Philippines
from San Francisco. The 60-year-
Iold political leader had been under
la physicians care there for several
months.
President Elpidio Quirino was
greatly grieved and shocked" to
learn of Senator Confesor's un-
timely death. He said the country
had lost 'a legislator, a statesman
a patriot and an outstanding guer.
rilla leader"
Il join my countrymen in
mourning the passing of a great
Filipino" the President said.
Murder charges were flee
against Senator Confesor after the
war, accusing him of causing the
death of two Filipino officials who
collaborated with the japanese
during the occupation. The
charges were dismissed.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Charlottesville Marine
Buried at Arlington
Special Disputeh 10 The Star

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June
Funeral rites for 1st 1t. Ma
thaniel Flood Mann, jr., United
States Marine Corps, a native of
Charlottesville, who was killed in
the Korean fighting on September
%, 1850, were to be at 2 pm. to-
day at Fort Myer with interment
in Arlington Cemetery.
This morning a requiem high
mass was said in the Church of
the Holy Comforter.
1t. Mann was the son Of Mrs.
Katherine Mann and the late Ma
thaniel F. Mann. His mother
survives. as does his wife, Mrs.
Lucille Patrick Mann, their two
children and one sister.
1t. Mann enlisted in the Marine
Reserve in 1912. He was sent
overseas in 1914, winning a GAL
lantry citation for action in the
battle of Two Jima. --,
Evening star., 1951-06-07
|Dr. {. H. Griiggs, S3,
Author and Lecturer, ,
Dies on Visit Here

| DR.. Edward Howard Griggs. 83
internationally known educator
author and lecturer, died yester.
day in a private hospital in Fair.
fax. Va, after a long illness.
He had closed his home al
Croton- on Hudson, N. Y, and
was visiting with a nephew, Capt
Walter Karig, U. S. NJ, of Alex
andria, Va, at the time of his
death.
DR.. Griggs began his lecturine
career in 1899 and upon retire.
ment in 1949, he estimated he
had given more than $4,000 lec-
lures to audiences totaling more
than 8 million persons and had
travelled 2 million miles in his ac-
tive career.
Author Of 18 Books.
He was the author of 18 books,
mostly on ethical and cultural
topics, including Human Equip
ment." 1.-THE Story of an Itinerant
Teacher" "Socrates-Teacher and
Martyr" and others.
A native of Owatonna, Mimi,
his parents moved from there to
Indiana in 1870. There he entered
the university in 1887 and was
graduated two years later with an
Alb. degree. He became an Eng
lish instructor at Indiana and was
appointed assistant professor of
ethics at Leland Stanford when
that university was founded in
1891.
Brooklyn Institute Official.
He was president of the Depart
ment of Philosophy and chairman
of the council of the Brooklyn In
stitute Of lrts and Sciences and
gave two lectures there annually
for SO years.
DR.. Griggs is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Margaret Keatings
Higgins Griggs; three sisters, Mrs.
Albert H. Yoder of Seattle, Wash. !;
Mrs. Edwin A. Turner of Bloom
ington. ILL.,, and Mrs. William Van
Worries OF Parkersburg, w. Va:
four sons, Edward F. Griggs of
West Hartford. Conn; Earl L.
Griggs OF Los Angeles, Calf. /:
Daniel A. Griggs of Providence
+. l.. and George L. Griggs of
Radnor. Pa, and two daughters
Mrs. Orville Bright of Chicago
and Mrs. John Washington of
San Diego, Calf.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Mrs. Ella Charter HesIep,
| Mother Of Acc EmpIoye

Mrs. Ella Charter Heslep, "a, a
resident of Washington for more
than 20 years, died yesterday at
her home, 3720 Upton street NV,
after a long illness.
Mrs. Heslep was the mother of
Charter Heslep, chief of radio and
Itelevision on the Atomic Energy
Commission public information
staff, who lives at 1906 Hanover
street, Silver Spring, Md.
Besides her son, she leaves two
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
Il pm. Saturday at the Park View
Baptist Church, Richmond.
The family requests contribu-
tions be made to the American
Cancer Society, in lieu of flowers.
Evening star., 1951-06-07

uated from the Naval Academy
in 1913.
Commissioned in the Marines
he served at Quantico, Va, ane
Camp Lejeune, N. C. He fought
with the 7th Marine Regiment ano
died in action near Seoul.
1t. Adair was a member o1
Sigma Chi Fraternity and the
Army Navy Country Club.
He is survived by his parents
Col. and Mrs. Hugh D. Adair OF
Des Moines, Iowa. and a cousin
T. Adair Day, with whom he had
resided in Chevy Chase. Col
Adair. a veteran of both World
Wars. retired from the Army
last month.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Job With an Anole

NORMAN. Okla. (P.-It's moi
all work for the staff of the Uni
versity Of Oklahoma biological
station on Lake Texoma in the
summer. There is good fishing all
around. DR.. j. league Self of the
geological science department
says: "It is a job that has the ele-
ments of a vacation tied right in
with it."
Evening star., 1951-06-07

War II.
Air Force 1t.
Robert p. Eek
ert, q, W a S
killed Tuesday
when his pro-
peller O. driven
fighter collided
with a Jet plane
yer Dayton,
Ohio.
His brother,
1t. John K.
E C k ert. was
killed at the
ana Of "a r,rhiln
Evening star., 1951-06-07

I'm orro W. Fu-
In e raj services
will be at 2 pm.
lin the For t
lMyer Chapel.
| Lit. Adair's
home was at lis
E a st Bradley
! a ne, c h e w
Chase, Md. A
native of Seat
tie, Wash, he
attended Sulli-
Ivan School here,
Georgia School
of Technology
and was grad
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Nile. Marguerite TreiIIe.
Former Hood Professor
By the Assoeiaied Press

FREDERICK, Md, June T.
Word has been received here that
Mile. Marguerite Treble, former
language professor at Hood Col
lege, died in France May Is after
suffering a heart attack.
She served on the Hood faculty
for 16 years and was head of
the department of modern and
classical languages when she re-
tired last June.
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Arlington Rites tomorrow
|For Il. Huqh D. Adair

Marine 1t. Hugh D. Adair, jr.
26, who was killed in action in the
Korean war last October 2, will be
buried in Arlington Cemetery to-
Evening star., 1951-06-07
LII. Robert P. Eckert,
Air Force Pilot

A plane collision has taken the
life Of young Washington flyer
whose only brother died in the
same manner in a bomber collision
Evening star., 1951-06-07

BUTLER, MATILDA A. In loving memory
OF our mother and sister, MATILDA A.
Butler, who departed this life three
years ago, June 6, 1948.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
DAUGHTERS. MAE e. FORD. KATE TY-
LER; SONS, FRANK AND CORNELIUS
s12RY' s@4EN.' AND SISTER, LULU E.
CARDOzO, HELEN BELL. In loving re:
membrance of our beloved mother and
sister. HELEN BELL cARDozo, who de-
Ps4tfd Ps47. this life four years ago June .
HER SON. DONALD CARDozo, AND DE-
VOTED SISTER, RACHEL E. BELL.
IDENEKAS, WILLIAM A. In loving mem
ory of my dear son. WILLIAM A. DENE-
KAS, who passed away three years ago
today, June z, 194S.
Death is a heartache no one can heal,
Memories are keepsakes no one can steal;
Beautiful memories are all have left
Y MoTHER Sds Err MHGpALENE 1cao LEI s, ANaERM8N asEas
FIELDS. JOSEPH H. In sad but loving re-
membrance of our dear husband, father
and grandfather, JOSEPH H. FIELDS,
who went away from US one year ago
today, June z, 1850.
It is very lonely without you,
Your presence seems always near;
We will ever miss your smiling face
As long as We are here.
AND dRANpcH1LpREN.
HALL. ELLAsTTNE BLAKEY. In fond
memory of our beloved daughter and
granddaughter, ELLAST1NE BLAKEY
HALL. who passed to the Great Beyond
l. Your life was such a beautiful memory,
| To grieve that it's gone seems unfair;
Like grudginG you more time in Heaven,
When our only hope is meeting you
DEy9TEP MOTHER r. AND A 2p,,,e eRAND; p;
SARAH GooDE.
HANLEIN, SOPHIA. In loving memory Of
our dear mother. SOPHIA HANLEIN. who
Da0Sfa MEYER YER HAN HAN1E1N i0asi 8Np FAMILY.
HOLLAND, RITA G. In loving memory
Of a dear friend, RITA @. HOLLAND,
| who passed away one year ago today,
| June z, 1850.
A precious one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled;
place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled.
Your CHEEKY way, your smiling face
Are pleasant to recall,
You had a loving word Tor each
And died beloved by all.
HER LOVING FRtEND, LOUISE CON-
TEE.
LIVERPOOL. ROBERT H. In sad but Low
PooL. the dear SON of Sarah johnson and
| father of Brenda and Robert Liverpool,
| jr., who departed this life two years ago
today, June z, 1949.
solemn voice called him,
He Sarted out to hear;
mortal arrow pierced his frame,
He fell. but felt no fear.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
PETERSON, ERNEST PERRY In loving
| memory of my beloved son, ERNEST
| PERRY PETERSON, who passed away
| suddenly six years ago today. June z,
1945.
| The stars are brightly shining
Upon your silent grave,
In 1t lies our precious one,
We loved, but could lot save.
MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
lSELF, HATTIE e. In memory of my
| mother in law, HATTIE E. SELF, who
| passed away one year ago.
! A lovinR thought, true and tender,
Just to show I still remember.
LOUISE
Evening star., 1951-06-07

NOW HEAR THIS!
NOW HEAR THIS!
5,6,H S, 6, Y
In all parts Of town. and an sides the ocean,
too much shallow good wilp-too little good sense.
The attention of the school teachers Washington is kindly
directed to advertisements small and large this paper today
clearly headed:
Can you spare minutes?"
spoghng Chapters of the gospel Matthew good
summary of how solve human problems get along together
Our good Will Rogers had good He said Everyone
ignorant only not about the things" He trip
abroad-trying to learn about Russia.
Very much that religious leaders have stood form
Russia Britain Germany Italy, Japan, the United States
esewhere-ough to perish.
The most likely promising parts of the worlds sacred
records bound be saay the heavier phases theology
good f you will forgive the expression for the bag
gage The Sermon Project seeks make knowledge them
in up-to-date languages via the newspapers, world wide
The public libraries of the District Columbia of New
York City will receive copies of serious adj campaign
in The Washington Post the Washington STAR New
York Daily News, June 5, s. 7-headed:
Can you spare minutes?"
football coach at Notre Dame said this prayers work
better when the players big Big big wordand prayer
Of relating good teamwork individual thinking
of the highest level It implies through what called the spirit
of Christ selfexpresson, selfcontro and rebirth
We believe that there problem of any kind
corning the individual family the community
weather. of any ISM among the naons-no problem
va-hat would yield the intelligence courage and
the faith upon which built the United States the United
Nations if those who solution approach problem
spirit of Matthew
5, 6, z
presented in The Star today-in todays language
p. L. Norton, Chairman
Sermon on the Mount Project
Evening star., 1951-06-07
Hit Mrntnrtaitt

BUTLER, MATILDA A. In loving memory
of our mother and sister, MATILDA A.
BUTLER, who departed this life three
years ago. June 6, 194S.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
DAUGHTERS. MAE e. FORD. KATE TY-
LER; SONS, FRANK AND CORNELIUS
MOODY, AND SISTER, LULU E.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
HELP WOMEN tcent. /,

age 1928: pleasing person
ality; no exper. necessary. Adapted
to work in accounting department.
Splendid working conditions. Apply
Mr.. Graham. DOCTORS HOSPI-
tai, 1915 Eye st. NV. -22
CLERK-Co and drug, 3 ewes.
per week and every other week end;
excellent pay plus commission.
WHEATON PHARMACY, 114o1 Ga.
ave.. LO. $4,000. -25
CLERK, white. over IS. experience
in detail figure work helpful; full
time employment. 5ha-day week,
employe benefits after 3 mos. en-
ployment. Apply personnel office,
MAYFLoWER HOTEL. Conn. ave.
CLERK and relief operator for PIX
twin board for teleyision appliance
chain; experience not necessary;
will train to operate switchboard
II willing to accept permanent po-
sition; splendid opportunity for ad-
yancement. Apply in person, Sl6
P st. NV. See MR.. LIEBERT, ---22
lady for interestinp
work in service dept. of local COM
pany;. excellent salary. Apply bet.
8 and IL am. MANHATTAN co.
LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING, 1928
Florida ave- NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

NURSE. practical, for nursing home;
must live in. Phone sH. 6040, -23
NURSE. graduate; for PHYSICIANS
etice; eak sss sslsry; s21o; age % To- 5e
MISE: s1s sa eradusts stsF rsp,sts,ed far 24 doc
iqas i.S St. stiGs ws seaefal aet. medicine SSol
NURSES. white, registered and prac-
room; rotating shifts, 51s-day week
salary and full maintenance; Cali
District isa'soI. line. 81. $50. aS mi: La1 sz0m
NURSE. white, for general floor
duty, in small nursing home in
nearby Va. Experienced, cardiac
and and. hypne;; ygs;J References. Phone Zen
sSks4E. u 4:lsRsf' sRsSss''eal' whites nvs Mss in.
NURsE. registered. white. Protestant;
3:30. GE 5000. -25
OFFICE CLERK for downtown spe-
cialty shop; must write wen, typins
week. Apply Box 254.v, star.%Ss Ss
Apply in person. TRuxToN BAK-
PIX OPERATOR-5-day wk.. S145
URBAN HosPiTAE. Beth Bethesda. d e 81.
PBX OPERATOR, some tipping, cieri-
eal duties; exper. preferred. MI.
PIX OPERATOR. exper. only; must
type; S45 to start; opportunity for
advancement; paid vacations. Ap-
ply QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO..
COL y st. NV. "a
PIX oPERATOR-Must be expert
A,,c Aa1 - r1,L<
airy and meals. Call chief operator
for appointment Du 422n --2n .
Evening star., 1951-04-20
HELP WOMEN
RESIDENT MANAGER

For NV. apt. house; only experienced
need apply. Position available i'm
mediately Apply employment Of
nee. 2730 Wis. ave. NV. 30
SALES GIRL wanted in bakery and
deltcatessen: experienced; full time.
$500 Sargent rd. me-. Chilium. Md
SALESLADY, full or part-time, for
fine children's apparel shop. Call
millinery and rea6y.
to-Wear; permanent position; $50
Wk. to right party. Apply 1918
Conn. ave. NV. 30
SALESLADIES for part-time work
in ladies speciality shop. Exper.
preferred but not necessary. We
can teach you. Apply in person to
Mrs. Olson, KOPY KAT. S307 Ga.
ladies' wearing ap-
parel, guaranteed salary; $50 wkly :,
plus commissions; good oppor. for
substantial earnings. Perm. SLOAN,
735 9TH st. NV. 30
Evening star., 1951-04-20
HELP, MEN
ROUTE SALESMAN

Established laundry and dry cleaning
routes: commission basis with guar
antee; salary while learning. HUE
LAUNDERERS, Eastern ave. at 37th
st. Mt. Rainier. Md. -21
experienced one who
knows washington trade. by old es-
tabIished wholesale institutional gro.
Ger to cover established route con-
sisting of restaurants, schools. tnsti-
tutions and local Army posts. For
mer salesman was making over
5000 year. Call J. e. DYER. MI.
It'll. for interview, -22
SALESMAN for organ and piano
dept. Previous sales experience NOT
nee. but some organ playing ability
MUSIC CO.. 1880 d st. NV. 30
exper. in mems hats and
furnishings. Apply ADAM HATS.
1929 r St. NV. 30
SALESMAN for electrical supply and
lighting fixture business; good op-
portunity and future to right man
Call .JU. $4,000. go
for mems furnishings
store; excellent earnings: permanent
position. Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS. 942 r st. NV. -22
SALESMAN-CONSULTANT, represent
nationally advertised hearing aid in
d. C. and surrounding area. Prefer
man bet. 2S and so who Is accus-
toned to high earnings. Phone ST.
h554 for apDt 30
Evening star., 1951-04-20
SALESMAN
Sc, 6,000-$10,000

70 represent so-yr.-old washington
firm, distributing products consist
emily promoted by local and ma
tional advertising, Position offers
excellent opportunity. to. neat. in
ding quality products. Car nec-
essary.
,all MIR. coLou1TT, Ma, 4161 for
appointment. -29
Evening star., 1951-04-20

ROOM CLERK IL
For busy downtown washington no
tel BOX 2S5-V. Star.
Evening star., 1951-04-20
INSURANCE SALESMAN

Colored, for apt. house; must be ex-
perienced, have knowledge Of stoker,
and be handy with tools. Apply EN-
hours 9 to 10 30
Evening star., 1951-04-20
HELP WOMEN

COOK. all around for fast kitchen.
IaNrs,s IHoSTs pSg Pm tp p m,idnight ,ir NOW
York-ave. ne. Phone LA. 6-55S8.
COOK and general housework. With
husband, to work outside with horses,
dogs and garden. Fairfax l5I. --20
COOK-MANAGER, for drugstore
luncheonette; good salary for capable
STORE 14th and K SITS. NV. 30
Evening star., 1951-04-20
YOUNG WOMAN
8 10 20 YEARS OF AGE

We desire to interview young women
words per. minute; pleasant person.
ality. good penmanShip and willing.
ness to, give good attendance are
essential
The applicant selected viii. be trained
In a permanent and interesting po-
newspaper.
The star offers a 5-day. 40-hour week.
salary advancement. vacations with
pay, company benefits and other EN-
ploye advantages. Apply Personnel
Room 506: Open weekdays, S:30-5
and Sat. 81. tE
Evening star., 1951-04-20
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED
20 to 80 years old; also 80 to 40
years old, to train IN our ONCE to
learn our business. Must be able to
TYPE. TYPE oT We Ssr sxselen aeod sssTy
vacation. and retirement, with good
working hours. Permanent work.
Contact T. w. Myers. THE SHER-
NV. No phone calls. ga
YOUNG Man. fun or part time. can
aysTage So hr. Apply HliAALL-MAIRKk x
and ~ n meT y So1k x aysi Gs;lv NV. Apply
real estate business: BOSS d
YOUNG MAN-Between 27 and 35;
for clerical work and answering
phone high school y edaeatio1 sauri on, sal al
LINoLEUM CO.. INC. sos F st. NV.
YOUNG MEN. willing workers, te
learn credit and collection busi.
ness. win train, See Mr.. Klein,
yoHNG MEN W %ASahb III s. to nS learn sho,
Moore, FAMILY SHOE STORE, All
YonNG s5n g. MAN sifi WANTED for light de.
livery truck; must have d; e. per:
nit: Apply in person, CAPITOL
ELDERLY MAN, white twho is re. e
tired). as telephone operator in apt
house. Salary SIS month. Sex
MRS. vANHORN, 66O1 l4th st
NV. IA. 5000. 30
canvassing; married. with, car; must
naSe note nea to so honfs week
to work ewes. and Sats.: II 'presen,
position requires eve: or Sat. work
do not apply; we teach you our worn
and pay you while, learning; an am;
ss0qs sSo per %sa week snesd ea f. sara ea'
WaSTED. saHHTRi9ens White HRi'. man with small
family. work on dairy farm; house
fuel and milk furnished; Writ'
2; 9; Box 90, Derwood. Nd; 20
have exp, drivers permit. and b
able to give references. Apply MT
dept. H. ABRAMsoN co. 90
OUTSIDE MAN to work with horses
dogs and garden and with wife whit
can cook and clean. Fairfax lb1
YOUNG WHITE MAN for warehous,
work and to learn building suppl!
business. Give all particulars Al
70 your qualifications to Box 397-z
oID.IrNE 1is LIFE INSURANCE co
has opening on large city debit
commission. Cali MIR. sPTCER
ST 233O 20
Evening star., 1951-04-20
THE EVENING STAR

1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
WE ARE SEEKING new faces, new
figures for national models pub,
ToGRAPHERs. ia27 + st. NV. N25
LADIES-Would you like
to work 4 or 5 hours day as
clerks in dry cleaning store? Exper.
not necessary. Must be pleasant and
willing to learn. Good starting SAL.
ary. State age and time able to
start work. Box 453-Y. star. -22
Evening star., 1951-04-20
CLERK

We desire the services of a capable
woman 1886 years Of age, who
enjoys doing detailed clerical work
5.day.. 40-hour week: generous en-
ploye benefits in addition to salary
Apply Personnel, Room 500 Open
1eekdays. .S,30-5 and Sat, al. No
phone rails
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-20

CLERK-TYPIsT. $3.50 mo-; Insurance
eaIi onsei rx s;4S aoda t. B Pm. 6-day week
cIERk.fYsisf;. Iii kAi ggs1; mortgage and ss .oan
company; 5-day wk. Ma. 1894;
cLERK-TYPIsT, with knowledge OF
bookkeeping; excel. opportunity for
MISS cURTIss. 4th floor. I10s
eIEkk-hrTPPIsT. III h'xPPIsT to ass,s. with TBS Bay.
roll and other accounting work in
RRospisaInst,oS RRos5aisainIs s0ncs5n sT 1885 Sday yk
cLERK-TYPIsT. white. experienced,
VT With sures hepfa RSfsif0ns sda9 Hsk
salary Commensurate with ability.
Apply NATIONAL LiTHo. CO.. 1855
dIfRk.rRffsr. H1sh e RiT s4s week; SO 5.a.y
Ms MssSg gf5nafsns f. BBRAMsN BfRsAiiMiGs Aee'y eo
cLERK-TYPisT, under 80; news
paper once; circulation record de.
partment; 5-day week, vacation and
other employe benefits; rapid ad-
iisf'T1ii CLERK-TYPIsfoMust be experienced
In operation of adding machine and
have knowledge Of figures. Starting
salary will depend upon qualif1ca.
tions and previous experience. Per-
manent position; opportunity fol
advancement. Five-day week. Call
MR. BUCKINGHAM. National 500
for, interview. -21
for insurance ONCE;
5-day week: permanent position
Apply 603 Victor Bldg. 724 9th st
cHERK- young lady. some
shorthand, for permanent position
in ONCE Of large motion picture
organization; convenient location;
5-day week See Mr.. Shaftel, 9Th
floor, Warner Bldg. 18th and /
SITS. NV. go
for furniture store:
good salary, perm. position. Apply
E: NEE FURNITURE CO. 745
Evening star., 1951-04-20
YOUNG WOMEN
FOR CANDY STORE

Must be meat and attractive. 1s to
35; Experience not necessary but
ment: full and part time. Apply in
person. ROBERT WINSTON CAM
DIES 18th and q SITS n W -22
Evening star., 1951-04-20
MACHINISTS

Sheet metal fabricators; exper. in
working to close tolerances. Apply
NATIONAL ELECTRONIC LAB,
1713 Kalorama rd. NV. 30
MAIL CLERK-MESSENGER, colored;
age not over 80. for downtown real
estate Office; 5-day week, Q to
5 p.m.; annual and sick leave, paid
disqualification. FREDERICK W.
tBERENS, INC, 1928 K st. NV.
See Mr.. Graham. %
MAINTENANCE MAN with some weld
ing ability to work in brick plant;
must have own transportation. Phone
MANTENANCE MAN. exper.. not over
so, white. reliable. For apt. develop
ment. Must know boilers. Lovely
2-bedrm. opt. and good salary. LORD
CALVERT APT. 4317 Rowalt dr..
College Park, Nd. AP. 1874. -23
MECHANIC-1st class. farm tractor
and equipment; also one for lawn
mower and garden tractor; ex-
perienced; 52-day week; S69.75.
time and o half for overtime: paid
vacations. holidays. disqualification.
etc: See Phil Moore, MALONEY'S.
INC. S126 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring
man: must be FIRST class, neat, have
D. c. drivers permit. Apply j. l..
BATEMAN & SON. 2004 Rhode
Island ave. ne. no. 1900. 30
Evening star., 1951-04-20
PAINTERS

1724 H st. NV. tNo phone calls
PAPER HANGER-PAINTER, combi-
nation; white, sober. first-class man,
PHARMAcisT@Part time, 8 nights
week and every other Sunday. EN-
PIRE PHARMACY. 1873 Conn. ave.
PHARMAcIsT-Young; good salary.
chance to learn how to manage and
opportunity to buy, If interested.
pIXsTEERERsl White, Al mechanics.
Kent Village, shopping center. Land
rGSsTfkEks, Iyss En- rs; white. Call WA. 4s77.
PLAsTERERs-colored. 1st-class me.
chanics only, Long Job. 7th. and
pMAsTHRERs pMas1FHR ass HWifANrED-on1y wSite
lst-class mechanics need apply; Job
in District Heights. Call Laurel All.
PoRTER-Liauor store. Age 25 to
80. Hours. IL to o pm. Mondays
through Fridays, 10 am. to closing
Saturdays. Must be honest. sober,
and industrious, and come well
recommended. Good salary; Charac-
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our time or yours unless you can
measure up to such Investigation.
Apply all this week. BENNINq
LIQUORS. INC. 3445 Benning rd-
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Rm. l24. Burlington Trust Bldg.
Arlington. vs. IL