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les in Newark.

les in Newark.
/ Wednesday luncheon guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones were
Mrs. Elwood Argo, Mrs. Walter
Muncy, Mrs. Paynter Collins and
Mrs. Alex Shepard.
Miss Barbara Ann Hill was given
birthday party on Tuesday eve
ming by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
, Vernon Hill in celebration of her
Sth birthday anniversary. Thirty
two children and six adults were
present and were invited to the din
ing room where the table was
trimmed for the occasion in pink
and pale green with a five LAYER
pink birthday cake and candles in
the center. Ice cream and cake was
enjoyed and a good time was had
by all. Barbara was wished MANY
more happy birthday anniversaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bennett
spent Sunday evening with MIR.
and Mrs. Alfred Short and daugh-
ter, near Greenwood.
MI. and Mrs. William Clendaniel
and daughter, Brenda, and Mrs.
Martha Wilkins, spent the week
end with Mrs. Ethel Marvel in
Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Marvel has
been visiting with the Clendaniels
or the past two weeks.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Davidson on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powell of
near Milford, Mrs. Mabel Shepard
and daughter, Pearl and Mary
Elizabeth and Mrs. Laura Moore.
The Home Demonstration Club
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n.,. .. .. ., s,s.' 6. 's.'.:. g. c.. e. z.
sa1 .1's' s,.a.. i ~, .,J s.a5s .ia'. vs ss,.
a style tor .s,ry every hor d he ''''
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Pies Save Party

PASADENA, Calf. - up - Will
bur Jensen, 76, who is deaf and
dumb, thought he was going to
take a 500 loss on some chicken
and apple pies ne bought for a
party. He'd planned party for at
least 100 deaf and dumb persons,
hoping to organize a club. But only
10 showed up.
A group of teen age models who
had volunteered to stage a fashion
show for the affair saved him half
the loss. They sold $50 worth Of
left over pies door to door the next
day. Jensen and his neighbOrs went
on pie diet to consume the rest.
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Indians Had A Name
For It

RIBSTONE, Alta. - up Resi-
dents Of this Central Alberta town
are fortunate the early white set
tiers translated the name Of the
place from Cree to English. Other-
wise mail would have to be address
sed to "As sin kos pike gan it. or
Alta"
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09

was entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Fenwick Bennett on Tuesday
evening. Co-hostess was Mrs. John
Finnity After the business meet
ing, delicious refreshments Of
nome made cookies and fruit juice
es were enjoyed.
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POwerhOuse Of Light

A high power searchlight lamp de.
veloped by Westinghouse engineers
can throw beam bright enough to
make possible the reading of a news
paper 10 miles away on a clear
night. Heart of the 1O,OOO-watt mer-
curry vaper lamp is a flaming one
half inch arc.
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HELP MEN Cont,
LAUNDRY MANAGER

nent position In large hotel, Balti-
more, Md. Write, giving complete
resume of past experience. salary
desired and q recent picture. Write
Box 474-T, Star -12
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MEN TEACHERS
Unusual opening for the summer va
cation, paying qualified persons ST.
900 to 81 1900. Interesting work
your experience eouips you to do
very successfully. Permanent open
ing for those showing leadership
ability. Give full information about
self for confidential interview. Box
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YOUNG MAN

able to get along with people. those
with whom you work and the public
with whom you will deal; attractive
salary. paid winter and summer
insurance and other benefits; here
is a splendid opportunity to ad-
vance with rapidly expanding
finance company. See Mr.. Reuben
stein, AUTO MONEY CO.. 18th and
X SITS. NV. liz
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NIGHT DESK CLERK
For large. new NV. apartment house
Pleasant working conds: Contact
MRS. FRANKHOUSER,F EN-. 1859.
NIGHT WATERMAN for construction
job, permanent position, good wages
for good man; Apply Ill at Of
OFFICE BOY, familiar with repro
duction machine operation and gen.
eral office procedure, for construc;;
NORMAN GRANT, RIM. 116. Ring
Bldg, 1900 18th st. NV. RE $3.50.
OFFICE AND CREDIT MANAGER z for
E Fstatl isors MD IN Rockville Box "a.
oE Gtsi4 F'sS sbt to o run 5 5SS4
skilled man need apply. CRAFTS
Man MAJ PRESS 4i5 18th st. s,w,, ST
OFFSET PREssMEN = Open shop,
single color presses; Please write
full details: Box 3S-T, Star. Ill
skilled man need apply. CRAFTS
Wsshinssoa' D. G. Phone hone ST. +: q ~.
OFFSET STRIPPER, camera man and
dependable, highly skilled all-around
man need apply. for this key position
with established lithographic house
Write or wire CRAFTSMAN PRESS,
INC. Ais 18th st. s.w.. Wash 4,
OFFSET sTRIPPER, camera man,
and platemaker. Large press sizes
Only dependable, highly skilled man
need apply for this key position with
fine ORGANIZATION. Call MR.. ALT
OH BURNER SALESMEN-Domestic
burners. excellent opportunity with
gineer and sell completed installa-
tion. Box AIR. Star. --13
OIL TRUCK DRIVER, permanent Job,
essential industry; good base pay;
excellent opportunity for right man
to make bonus. Call CH. 1910.
OPTICAL SURFACE GRINDER, CT
trainee, no experience necessary;
forty-hour. fiye-day week. Apply
BAUScH 81 LOMB OPTICAL. 1924
Eye st. NV, End floor.
pATNTFpc Ttref oiaeo TYT 1I0n
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ADMINISTRATIVE sRcRpTaRy T.

SECRETARY, in
teresting opportunity in aviation in
dustry for capable pleasant young
woman with ability to meet public,
IDEAL surroundings in new air-condi-
toned office. Reply giving back
ground. salary desired, etc. Box
ADVERTISING. experienced copy and
layout, dept. store. speciality shop or
agency background; 5-day wk. Call
RE. O272. KRONSTADT AGENCY.
CLERK, knowledge of
mail lists and mail advertising pro-
auction methods; tipping; 5-day wk.;
paid vacations. paid sick leave. free
on dresses, coats and
suits: thoroughly experienced only
need apply; excel salary. WAR
DELLS. ITO F st. NV.
HANDS, experienced.
for exclusive speciality shop. Apply
mornings, S:30-10:30. KAPLO-
WITT. on 18th between e and r n w,
ALTERATION WOMAN. colored, neat
must have exper. in coats and suits;
S3o per week. The PRINCESS
SHOE: 110S F ST. NV.
APT. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
z am. to 3 pm: salary, S37 so per
week. Call IA. $40. Iii
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HELP MEN

PART-TIME electronics men for
television repair during early eve
9 aSs upsh EnW g. nw ~ ~ ME! 900. CO.
DISABLED VETERAN, good personal
ity.. with h.. S. education. or equal,
including dble. entry bookkeeping
and tipping, as bookkeeper in lumber
and bldg. supplies business near
Washington: good salary and oppor-
tunity to learn and progress in this
field. Replies strictly confidential
Write Box 274-V, Star. Ill
ILL SEND YOU A FINE SUIT
A B1sfN as y0 IN the IN wass shG area
Get your made-to-measure suit
without cost taking orders from
friends at direct-from-factor prices
Pocket big commission on all orders.
Get splendid demonstration outfit
and tested plans. Work from home
or office: Top men make up to
$4,000 in a year. No experience
needed. Write BUSINESS MAN
AGER, Dept. 201, Box %. Cincin-
natl 6. Ohio.
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SALES MANAGER-Retail Tv sales
$4,000 bracket will be considered
Position is open in Richmond; sala-
~ 500 wk. plus com. and bonus.
Write stating fully your past exper.
Box 1857, Star. ia
statesmen, experienced in selling in
surance, household appliances or
speclaltles; can earn Dig money on
PRonss Il osys oE T. 1865
SALESMEN-Part time or full time.
are you satisfied with your present
you to earn $75 to S100 or more
every week in the year. Contacts
furnished. Apply MR.. MURRAY.
pl. NV. 9:30 to i. Ia
s mIssioa 60, $50 week. plus CON-
Apply Room go, 1888 Pa. i ave-, n.W,.
Mon between 8 and IL.
statesmen to sell new S-total item
izing cash registers. Men with previ-
GUS business or office machine sales
exper. pref. Salary plus commits
sions. STANLEY HAYMAN 4 CO,
2019 14th st. NV.
statesmen, exper. mems clothing
anu iurnisnlnRS; nve-wfre men can
average better than 500 weekly.
EISEMANS. F at 18th.
statesmen, to contact retail grocery
markets in Washington area for
established food broker; middle
aged man preferred; previous ex-
perience with large grocery manu-
Iactursr very desirable: salary and
car allowance. Phone Enterprise
3o3i tdtal operator and ask for
number for appointment.
MISREPRESENTATION direct
Big advanced commissions showing
1851 Rivercool suit line for men
women; fast sales; priced as low as
1880 and $3.50 for volume sales.
EXP. unnecessary: free sample out
q: INTERSTATE GARMENT MFG
esso , I9ZZ)' slS-A Congress. Chi
sALESMEN-Excel. oppor. and work
ing cond:, to. sell neckwear; good
salary. Apply 90 18th st. NV.
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YOUNG MEN, COLORED
To learn specialized kind of work.
Must be neat appearing ana nave
good education. We offer you an
opportunity to earn 500 per pgia week EEK
vancements with Christmas and va
cation pay. Applications will be &C
cepted at D. c. regional offices, LIST
only See MR.. WELLS. la
SELL SHOES DIRECT--Excellent OPP
portnnity In your territory, Vi, earn l. up y
styles styles Tor for entire family; fast deiiv-
S iog sales wfi Iii. 'o join NEIL SHOE.
% Enterprise, Brockton. Mass.
EMPLOYED MEN, part-time sales
work. 3 ewes :, and ES SIS, Sat; es sDss M not
haber. and apparel Of REAL SILK.
Phone Ma. 1856, SUN, to 4 pm;
al n0h MA w Il : gm' amazing de-
signs; 20, 80, go, - and es 24D l aaa.
repeats; start without exp. men,
women; full, part time; BUY MOTH
ING: sales kit. furn. MATCH CORP.
OF AMERICA. Dept. en-, Chicago 80.
ARTHUR MURRAY will train ambi-
tious men between 21-32. college
graduates preferred. with good per
sonalities, for careers in the dance
profession; earn between S50-S120
per week: no experience necessary;
gn ms SSpI moons aRSH 9 st MuRRA s!
STUDIOS. 1Io6 Conn. ave-. between
LIFE iPii i hHs RANCE co. has opening
in its policyholders' service dept.
for a man between the ages OF
$685.. capable of handling corresp.
and interviews regardins life in n,
changes. etc; must have, had exper
as life insurance agent or in a
similar dept. in home ONCE; salary
dependent on quail. Apply Room 800,
s16 14th st. NV. between am
c APP 8 q SALESMAN. sidel,ne. earn
big money daily. selling calendars;
samples furnished, commissions ad-
CCoNTNENFR eaGENp SaRe's s4sa
A MARSHALL FIELD owned enter
men Of unauestionable character,
age $3.50; college education pre-
ferred; accustomed earning above
cept position BY April 3. For wash
PHALIN, p. o. BOX $40. Chicago,
III State age, education, phone
number.
WANTED, a driver who has q sta
ton wagon to drive for q colored
nursery school. LA. 6-S467 Of. La.
MARRIED COUPLE, no children. to
operate motor lot. kitchen and din
ing room, near Skyline drive; per-
manent. FA. 1864.
DISABLED VETERAN, for position Of
junior executive, by auto insurance
Position involves examination q
adjustors' claims and some tipping
Good starting salary; excellent
working conditions In new once
building near White House. Write
reply fully to Box 214-T. Star. liz
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YOUNG MAN-Real estate ONCE.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC, 1417 x
St. NV. III
YOUNG MAN to learn finishing and
electro plating; / school year Of
chemistry minimum requirement:
EsR'5 N6RIGsA lzls kaieis@s "a
NV.
YOUNG MAN, TO work in installation
dept. Apply 1929 Bladensburg I'd.
YOUNG MAN. white. with D. c. per
stnf. fog driving aDp and hsg in st9ss
TRIO SUPPLY CO., 1901 Conn. ave.
v sss GoI Nan No to ,6 1ssTn window DIS
YOUNG MAN. colored.. to work in
grocery store; must have driver s
ge ETdars ApgIy Il person a s asIS
YOUNG MAN. single. to help install
fence. no experience necessary; must
be willing to work. Apply In person,
KEYSTONE, 1918 N st. NV.
tabulating machines, no exper. nee
Apply sAFEWAY STORES. INC.
Yo IN 4'n M x. ne; married, bond al
with late-model car. for installment
collectlons, on eStapllSheQ routes,
salary plus commission; rapid ad-
vancemsnt call mornings before 10
an. HOUSEHOLD GUILD, INC.
1852 Pa. ave. Sc.
YOUNG MAN. dry cleaning, laundry
route. 1905 9th st. NV
YOUNG MAN for General motors
dealer to greet and direct the floor
trafic in the sales dept; substantial
salary; Apply own handwriting.
Box 431-V, Star.
YOUNG MAN. to learn meat business;
5-day week, no Sat. or Sun; $40 q
-.wk.. Call Monday Ii. 7-4071. Ia
machines for national office machine
manufacturer, qualifications high
school graduate, neat appearance.
good personality. man selected will be
trained at our factory service
school at our expense: salary based
according to individuals qualifica-
tons. Box 75-V, Star.
YOUNG MAN. ambitious. learn trade
in furniture refinishing and repair
ing; good future for right man
JACK JIACALONE & SON. S41S
YOUNG MAN, 81 to 80 years of age,
high school or college graduate, to
train in wholesale plumbing and
heating industry; excellent oppor-
Branch. ST; 005o. for appt. NO
LAND CO. INC. 1876 K st. ne.
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MEN

MEN
Factory representative Of q large
corporation will be in Washington
on Monday, March IL to interview
men regarding, q plan to place them
in business for themselves.
Without Investment
We have nothing to sell you, nc
deposit required. but several men
will be given rare opportunities for
substantial income and those who
qualify, rapid advancement. Age il
no barrier in this business but we
prefer neat-appearing married men
between the ages 25 and 40. whose
home life is congenial and who be-
lieve In improving their worth. We
have. concrete examples of men
earning 500 to $3.50 per week.
Car essential. Apply in person to
MR.. PAYNE, 1871 H st. NV. WASH
ington. Room 206. Prepare to re-
selected.
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WINDOW TRIMMER, exp. for drug
store windows. None other need ap-
Ply; Salary open. NO. 1899. Ia
WOOL SPOTTER, experienced; top
f Lua i.s7s gym eE. s74e'- and Mon.'
wooDWoRKER for repair work in
1 furniture refinishing shop. Lu.
YAkDMAN wanted, must have e refs,
soberi steady Job with good salary.
HAYWOOD Gardens. Mt. Rainier, Nd,
BOY, colored to work as kitchen.
helper. Apply in person only, MICH
IGAN DRUGS. 1901 Michigan ave
BOY, coIored,, with drivers permit.
M 70 Assist alIani ii, 5,day wees Apply
BOY, part time. with drivers permit,
70 help In valet shop COLUMBIA
VALET, $3.50 Columbia pike, Arling-
Man sGs "a % to u a. s y4s; .xper not nee
but must have mech. apt. and
D. G. drivers permit; learn useful
trade at good starting pay; steady.
full-time empl: must be sober and
T 1Ifni ssodp ers' ref. Cali for aPPt.,
MAN. "a to 55. able to start at once:
accustomed to meeting public: no
experience or car nee; tart rbout
goo wk. Apply rm. T02. 710 14th
MAN, colored. sidewalk man, middle
aged, 5 am. to 100 pm. No phone
calls. Contact bell captain, RAJ
LEIGH HOTEL. 18th and Pa. ave.
MAN, white. over 25, for established
dry cleaning route: no experience
necessary; salary plus commission.
STRATFORD CLEANERS AND
OVERS, 264s Wheaton I'd, silver
Spring, Md. Lo. 5-1700. Ia
MAN. colored. to drive part time. Ap-
ply 1910 10th st. NV. Sunday.
MAN. white. about 55 and single, to
do janitor work and to share in
PROFIT. of small dry goods conces-
sion In truck service station: must
have recent references. SPEED &
BRISCOE. 22o1 N. Y. ave. ne.
MAN. between 90 and 81 years old,
experienced In property manage
ment work for large old estab-
lished real estate firm; car not nee
essary. Call Mr.. FISHER between
4 and IL noon. ST. $500. Ill
MAN. young, white. energetic; some
auto service. to work in auto brake
service. 903 N st. NV. Ia
MAN WANTED as helper in cabinet
making shop. RA. 1855 Sunday.
NAM
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MAN

With car. for permanent position,
sales and service; 50ec commissions
on service: no experience necessary;
earnings while in training guaran-
teed $50 per wk. See Mr.. Stepanek,
Monday. 10 to IL am. or z to 8 pm,
THE HOOVER co.
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MEN
MEN
~
MEN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Branch manager of local ONCE of
large manufacturer of electrical and
chemical products is DESTROYS of
talking to a few men who are in
terested in an income opportunity
of ST. 1000 per mo.
reality with many men now in our
organization every month. You can
meet them and they will share I'M
selflshly their knowledge with you
and show you what they do to make
this kind of money.
Permanent opportunity. References
and car required. Bring your wife
along and I'll be glad to talk to you
at 2 pm. sharp. Monday, March IL,
for Manager 304 E. Monroe ave-,
Alexandria. Va
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Multigraph-M ultilith
Operator

years o 81 ags aor ae pnd
multilith machines; permanent po-
sition: 5-day, 40-hour week; S51 to
S57 weekly to start. depending on
previous exper. and ability; paid
vacations and sick leave. Apply
$50 am. Mon, Tues. or Wed. En-
ployment ONCE. CAPITAL TRANSIT
CO., 36th and M SITS. NV. Take
Route No. 80. Rosslyn car.
MULTMITH Observation-Disclosures
position, excellent working condt-
lions, 5-day week, vacation with
pay, disqualification benefits and
pension plan. Apply in person, 1908
14th st. NV. Room 307, Mr.. AUD.
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SHOEMAKER. all-around man for
valet shop; $50 to start. CO.
LUMBIIA VALET. 1910 Columbia
pike, Arlington. Va. ia. S-9517.
SHOE SALESMAN. capable shoe At
ter; steady position EMMA JET
TICK SHOES, 1887 r st. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN, family shoe store;
exp; steady salary. 3156 Wilson
blvd, Arl.. Va. OK. 1904. -13
SHOE SALESMAN, exper., in selling
st. NV. e ''' i IL f7'h
SHOE Statesmen wanted to train
for managers in family shoe stores.
Apply in person only. HOLLYWOOD
SHOE STORES. 7th and Fla. ave.
SHORT oRDER-GRML MAN, exper
Apply at the VIRGINIAN RESTAU-
II
SHOVEL OPERATOR, backhoe, for
Insley and Unit; So pr. hr. Call
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PART-TTME MEN

Call and let us train you to earn
more money per week than you now
earn on your regular job. Give us
9 chance to prove our men earn
from $75 to $500 per week working
from $50 to 10 pm. calling on our
leads We train and work with you.
A car is essential. The work is digni-
fed and permanent. Apply any
weekday between 1890 am. and /
pm 91S Warner Bldg, 18th and
r ste N IN
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SPECIALITY statesmen
Make big cash money daily, taking
orders for mems and ladies' suits.
sold to wearer low as S26.50. Whole
or part time. Free sales kits. r.
w. MULLER, dist. mgr. Harring-
ton Hotel. IL
sP0TTER, PREssER for valet shop;
sos to start, COLUMBIA VALET
r 3S19 s-S Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
STEWARD able to take complete
charge of kitchen in restaurant
catering to particular patrons: must
be able to arrange outstanding
meals. In reply give qualifications
and references Box S3-V, Star.
STOCK CLERK. familiar with cleo
tronic components and hardware.
Apply NATIONAL ELECTRONIC
LABORATORIES. 1713 Kalorama I'd
sToCK CLERK-Exp Experienced with
Tv and appliance parts. One Of
Washington's largest and most pro-
gressive stores offers this permanent
position with future assured to per-
sons who qualIly. o-day week. good
salary many employe benefits APP
ply MI Bolts. LACY'S. INC. 1880
Half st. S.w -12
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"STOCKS-BONDS"

- 1ON1Ab-DNII
An old-estabiished investment drm
desires several associates to qualify
the New York Stock Exchange. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Leads and full
cooperation furnished. Experienced
applicants will be given preference.
Apply to Mr.. Joseph p Kreeger
ROBERT c. JONES g. CO., The Ca
NE 2922o
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HELP MEN
sMEN

With electronic background for tech
nical security field; Installation and
service; salary open; 40-hour week.
BOX 175-T, STAR
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BANK CLERKS
WANTED

BEAUTICIAN, manicurist and shampoo
girl; must be neat, not over "a yrs.
old, Call RA. 1912. @1S
BEAUTICIAN; tor. salary for TOP
operator; ! day of. MR.. WILLIAMS.
BEAUTICIAN. full time; air-condi-
BEATTiCIAN for Arlington shop.
clos si0sed as Saturday, ay M Must be able %
and commission; give exper. and
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must have fol.
loving; WIS. ave. area: good shop;
300 week and $50 commission. All
replies CONFIDENTIAL. Box 206-T. Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR $50 per week
Ss2pnprAAegppIgg LOUIS Io{d Creative
BEAHTq oFEkA 11e Eye sN 81 NJ
Beatty EESiG I4'h oF Fl ar experienced a
sommission; BLANCHEs BEAUTY
SALON 62 Arlington. Va. KE. 3-6464
BEATTY OPERATOR. LIST class s shop.
good hours, good salary; perm. posi-
B EAU IN; of ssRs; expert tls an
aaiRs4HRd fs'd BR EAU Sd szL Ssst as
BfA ii OPERATOR. (male OIL or te-
Gali Mr. JULES TIE. Tao. saif'a'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary and COM
mission, for Washington and Virginia
BEAUTY OPERATORS for 18th and
F SITS, 18th and Columbia I'd, and
4th and r. I. ave. shops. Top SAL
aries and commissions. Call MISS
p sAS ssIv su Ymrr Ho; $3.50; IL
res. pref. knowledge of hairdressing
helpful but not essential: write
qualifications. Box 6S-V. Star.
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STOCK CLERK
Full-time Job with publishing COM
pany: 5-day. 40-hour week; liberal
employe benefits. excellent working
conditions. Call Mon. Fri, 1905,
DI. 1000, Ext. 261. --15
STOCKMAN, retail store experience;
excellent opportunities for right per-
son. Apply ESTHER SHOP. 1925
F st. NV, Ia
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HELP MEN
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, ex-
purchase orden mns ap &c
able. to type and use bookkeepins
machine. Permanent position, 5Ea-
day wk.. company benefits. Phone
AT. 1400 for appt. at Hechinger
Co.. 18th and H st. ne.
A GOOD PLACE TO WORK
A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP
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MULTILITH OPERATOR
ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE
Annual Bonus
Vacations With Pay
APPLY IN PERSON
Alb N. J. Ave. NV.
Mr.. Rothbard

MGR 1000 MACHINE OPERATOR. for
front ONCE: must be experienced;
good working conditions. Apply
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. employ
ment office, 2700 Woodley I'd. NV.
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fAiNIEKS-F1rst Class. IU. I4gU.
PAMTER-Good mechanic! Several
days, york. SO day plus meals. APP
ply MIR: MILLER, 1776 Mass. ave.
NV. Monday. painter Parrish.
zee mar. Miller) Bring .--ur brIs' 'es!
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STOCKROOM
SUPERVISOR

For electronic stores. Must have tech
meal background In electronics.
Must be able 20 supervise. train new
personnel; set UP and maintain stock
control system. We want a man who
Is unuuestionably experienced in this
line. Salary approx. 500 a week or
more II experience justifies.
Send written resume of ex-
perience to Box 402-T, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
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mission. See j. w. BUELL., DIS
TRICT MOTOR CO., Hudson dealer,
1903 14th st. NV.
VARITYPE
OPERATOR, D. S. J.
Print shop loo. 1898 Taylor st. NV.
Willing to learn to set type
Apply
PERSONNEL OFFICE
1724 H ST. NV.
WAREHOUSE MAN. familiar With
plumbing and heating materials;
keeping inventory Of stock and tools
and routing trucks: good salary
state age and exper. Box 1887,
WASHING MACHINE mechanic, exp.
train If nee. pAUBER's. $3.50 18th
st NV. ia
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRMAN.
Call WI. 5465.
MATCHMAKER, must be accus-
toned to produce FIRST quality work,
Or willing to learn. ERNEST BURK,
WATCHMAN, part time, age As to so;
day evenings; must be able to pass
rigid physical; permanent position.
HECHINGER CO., 18th and H SITS.
ne. Ill
WATCHMAN. white, for seven-day
week; must have D. C. drivers per-
init and be able to furnish refer
ences; salary, S4S per week. CAN
3-4300,. L. P. STEUART a. BROTH
Err, INC. 100 18th st. Sc. Ia