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Evening star., 1951-04-06
Mrs. Wilbur Carr
To Be Honored

Mrs. Wilbur Carr, recently
elected a trustee of George Wash
fington University. will be the
guest Of honor at the Spring
luncheon of the Columbian
Women of the university to be held
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the
Woman's National Democratic
Club, 1925 New Hampshire avenue
NV.
Representative Leroy johnson,
Republican. of California. will be
the luncheon speaker.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Named

Mrs. Gladys Walser. accredited
observer to the United Nations
for the United States Section OF
the Women's international League
for Peace and Freedom, will
be guest speaker at a luncheon
meeting of the District branch at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the Ken
eSaW
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Speakers Named

Miss Alice Keith, president OF
the National Academy of Broad
casting. and Mrs. Marilyn P. Davis,
feature writer, will be guest speak
Iers at meeting of the Chevy
Chase Branch, National League
of American Pen Women, tomor-
row at the home of Mrs. J. F.
Little. 1910 Varnum street NV.
Miss Keith will describe the
training required for women
broadcasters and Mrs. Davis will
give the case history of manu-
script. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley is
of the branch.
Evening star., 1951-04-06

For THIRTY.FOUR YEARS Exclusive Apparel Specialist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
IvFW AuxiIiaries
List Activities

Auxiliafies of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars are requested to
have their colors at Cedar Hill
Cemetery today at 1890 am. to
take part in the memorial services
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Representatives of auxiliaries to
the department. encampment June
Is and Is are:
Equality-Walter Reed: Dele
gates, Helen Afford, Margaret
Baker and Mary Stepanchak. AL
ternates, .Auralie Grim, Sallie Cobb
and Marion Sikken.
Columbia: Delegate. Thelma
Trout.
Potomac: Delegate, Irene Bag
got. Alternate, Loretta Sherwood.
Government Printing Office:
Delegate, Olive Minard. Alter
nate, Myrtle Eckman.
Police and Fire: Delegate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Jobs Daughters Seat In District Bethels

ofiicers OF Jobs Daughters were
installed last week as follows.
Bethel No. /: Honored queen,
Joane HUFF: senior princess. Mary
Askew; junior princess. Betty Lou
Snyder; guide. Rebecca Spark
man; marshal, Patricia Nelson;
chaplain, Barbara Hudgins; treas
urer. Mary Shenberger: recorder,
Carol Baker; librarian, Margaret
Evans; musician. Jamelia HAZE;
first messenger, Patricia Olafson;
second messenger, Marlyn Hem
erdson: third messenger, Jean
Branson: fourth messenger, Bar
bara Darnell; fifth messenger,
Barbara Mcpherson: senior GUS
todian, Roberta Schillega; junior
custodian. Janet Virnelson: inner
guard, Barbara Harrison; outer
guard, Shirley Merryman.
Bethel No. S: Honored queen,
Phyllis Wright, senior princess,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

Lois Baker; junior princess, Mary
Lou Ellerman; guide, Mary Jack
son: marshal. Barbara Gray;
chaplain, Adrian Siegel; treasurer,
Dolores Marks; recorder, Barbara
Miller; librarian, Edith Gray:
musician, Barbara Horn; first
messenger, Patricia Griffith sec
ond messenger, Dianne Wardwell;
third messenger. Mary Ann
Randy: fourth messenger, Patri-
cha Leonard; fifth messenger,
Carolyn Schaeffer: senior custo-
dian. Patricia Galbraith; junior
custodian, Janet Gill; inner guard,
Dorothy Hardy; outer guard,
Patricia Clements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Snow Covers Salt Lake CITY
With Flowers in Full Bloom

viewpoint. In all probability there
lis nothing owned by the people
of our country that gives the
same vivid story of Indian cliff
dwellings and of the life histories
of the successive stages of civiliza-
ton, as is to be seen here. Lived
rather than written, it was old
before ours was even dreamed of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

Thelma Graves. Alternate. Mer-
cedeS McCallum.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Government Printing
Office, $50 Eighth street Sc.
Friday - Columbia Auxiliary.
Willard Hotel. <
Saturday - National Capital
Junior Unit, 281l Fifth street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Fonny Brice, Near Death
Kept in Oxygen Tent
J By The Asseeiatsd Press

BY The Assoelotsd PFeSS
HOLLYWOOD, May 26.-Fanny
Brice, the Baby Shocks" of stage
and radio, today lay near death
in a hospital oxygen tent.
The 59-year-o1d Coincidence is
still in a coma from a stroke suf-
fered Thursday In her Beverly
Hills home.
Cedars of Lebauon Hospital re-
ports that her condition is UNI
changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
McGouehey Graduates

Don Hugh McGaughey, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. McGaughey.
1921 Meridian place NV, will be
among 100 persons graduating to-
morrow from Abilene Christian
College, Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Anti Vivisectionists to Meet

The Administration Society of
the District. Inc, will meet at 8
pm. tomorrow in the jackson
Room OF the Willard Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Mems BroadcIoth Pajal,ts

8 q nj formed shrunk /!
First quality, full cut
pajamaS in fast colored
strips and neat patterns.
Coat or MILDLY styles.
Sizes A, D. c and D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

Only because Of the slightest imper-
fections can we sell these shirts at
this low price. Sanforized lustrous
Cbroadcloth. Non-wilt collar and bar.
rel cuffs. Sizes Il to 1872.
Evening star., 1951-06-17

It's the British answer to the American roller
coaster. Look what happens ON the Ridavall
Photographs by George Konig
of the attractions for the London
~ complicated thriller known the RdaWa Brons
whirlpool provides the US roller
circular wall 10 high revoves speed stand
and centrifugal holds the
floor under
they bring the floor back and slightly
The ride big with kids who all
then hang around hoping the house They're apparently
skt than adults assuming weird positions while pseed
the wall.
Pictures this show what happens when beautiful young
British screen actress Diana Dorsl talked into taking whn RS
Evening star., 1951-04-01
WEEKEND SPECIAL

oLDs 1s47 "66" convertible; r. ant
h., Hydra; perfect mech. cond.
pract: new tires; S26o under cell
oL6s Ie49 "ss" 4-dr. de luxe sedan
r. and h., seat covers. Hydra. sig
lights, back-up lights. undercoat'
ing; $4,000 actual mi; car runs like
o new car; $3.50 under ceiling price
81 ,795.
r. and h, seat covers, undercoating
sun visor, spotlight; $4,000 actual
mi: new brakes. new clutch and
new tires. A black beauty in perf.
mech. cond.; $3.50 under ceiling
Sl.295. Terms or trade. MOTOR
MART, INC. 1905 Ga. ave-, JU
S-S353 or ST RATE II
Evening star., 1951-04-01
FOR SALE

h j wagon; r.. h..
#t c.t. Just overhauled;
I'm. IL 81: skLEs. 2ibo Bia-
f~r bp g rt. ne, Ii 4-s279.
WILLYS station wagon; from orig.
owner; good cond.; Ss75 or best
offer. HU. S01S bet. $3.50 and D.
wrLLYs yEEPsTER 1850 yellow
Ext. 324, Saturday and Sunday. II
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BUICK 1947

Super conv.; r. and h., seat covers;
excel. Wv. tires, new tan top, olack
finish; one owner; must sacritcel
S1.195. Call collect. Herndon 199-J-2
Evening star., 1951-04-01
STATION WAGON

Ford 1910 de luxe model; good paint
and woodwork: in excellent me
tires. radio and heater; SAILS. See
at 4444 Dexter st. NV. WO. 4444
Evening star., 1951-04-01
KENYON MOTORS

4427 gENMINGs ROAD. NE.
PHONE LU. 4-l717
OFFERS
194S Chrysler Windsor convertible
r. and h, fire engine red. only
1895. Open Sunday until pm.
Weekdays. 9 pm. New selection OF
cars to choose from.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
KENYON MOTORS

442T 6ENNlNGS ROAD, NE.
PHONE LU 4-I717
OFFERS
1947 Dodge custom. 4 DIR. sedan
black. r and h, S995. Open Sun,
until 5 pm; weekdays 9 pm. New
selection of cars TO choose from.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

NASH l94s "eoo"; r. and h.; clean
throughout; $995. S335 down; I0OeS
guar. ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
ChryslsrrrP,lymoHth, Is Kennedy st.
sood cond. exceI ssaar runnins' ming cenes; cena
s1o0 cash or best offer. FA. 5s71
NASH 1s4e 4-dr. 5000: fully equip,
very low mileage;. this car is 8 real
i .buy at So95; Z down; bank financ,
NASH ia49 Statesman 4-dr.; fully
equipped; this beauty is in show
standing buys we have ever offered
guar; only S1,395. WILLIAMS &
BAKER 8a ERod NASH, 2s1s NJ st. NV
$685.. GULF MOTORS, 1855 Bia.
densburg rd. ne, Ii. 3-9877.
NASH 194S 4-dr. sedan; radio. heat
sr, new-car condition, $4,000 mi.
NASH 1910 sedan. "6''; T. and h,
9 clean as, interior; sas6. terms; Ju
NASH .; Is;edAns, 1860; need re.
pairs. $50 each. 1850 Brinkle'
NASH l949 Ambassador 4-dr.7 SEDAN
cruising gear. h.. bed, etc. Fines
cond. Orig. owner. 81. .450 ol
best offer over $1,350. SH. 40l5
cond., $135. 2717 Arvin ST.. Silvel
| Spring LO. 5-1027.
NASH 1916 Model 200" 4-dr.; r
and h.; recent ring job: new sea
| covers, good tires; $595. .OV. 0646
NASH 1916 1000" 4-dr sedan: r.. h.
seat covers; excellent condition
S595. ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1.70s
| Mt. Vernon ave-, AL. 1880; evening!
| till 8, Sundays IL to 5.
NASH 1850 Statesman 2-dr. sedan
/ twin beds; a.-c. heater; looks ant
runs like new; written guarantee
| $1,545. ALEXANDRIA NASH, 10;
| Mt. Vernon ave-, AL. 1880, evenings
| till 9, Sundays 12 to 5.
NASH 1947 Ambassador 5-passengel
| club coupe; overdrive, seat covers
4 r. and h.. written guarantee: $995
| ALEXANDRIA NASH, 1905 Mt. Yer
/ non ave, AL. 1880. evenings till
1 NASH 1s46 .s8O0'' 4-dr.; r. and h.
gorgeous black, spotlsss only $685.
0~OUUOs -
Evening star., 1951-04-01
THRIF-T

IT'S new and it's here to stay. the
most amazing iow-priced car from
$3.50 to $3.50. 40 to 80 mi. per gal
BUSCH MOTOR SALES
2510 Bladensburg rd.. ne. TR. 240C
Evening star., 1951-04-01

Wi" W. S1' 1"o'
HUDSON 40 "e'' convertible; r. and
SERVICE, INC, Ii4o goth h"THa St. NV.
HUDSON 1899: real bargain; very
good condition; $245. Call OIL
HuDsoN 1888: runs good. looks
good; S125. JU. S-5311.
HUDSON 1913 4-dr. Super; brown;
eoe excel. eond,; 3o radio and heater; 81
HTSscN HHS Sx Il ,97sssIs SEDAN; sss7. Why vs "a,
Who'll LEsALERs. 1731 Bladensburl
HUDSON 1917 4-dr. sedan: excellen,
engine, body and tires; one owner;
seat covers and many extras; $695
HUDSON 1e4s 4-dx. sedan; orig
seat covers; coed family car; 1926
or best offer. Wo. SITS.
HUDSON 1887 -4-dr. sedan; many
new parts; good terms; $3.50. WA
HUDsoN 80 cl. epe.: 8 new tires
sad, Ea' 5a9s s9s gas ht.' 3D. cOnd-i s1a5
HUDSON 1912 club coupe; newt,
rebuilt motor, made only 10000 mi.
really huns; upholstery and pain
presentable; 1895 or best offer
HUDSON ~ sedan: S597. Why pay
more? 81 bank financing. auto
WEOT ESALFRS, 1871 Bladensbura
I'd, II. 3-sS00.
HUDSON AZ Commodore "6" clul
coupe; r. and h., overdrive; perfec
condition. S695 or best cash offer
Phone GIL. 06I3. II
HUDSON '47 sedan; S597. why pa,
more? So bank financing. AUTO
WHoL ESALERs, 1871 BladensoIri
| ID. u 3-S8g0.
HUDSON 1949 Super "6" 2-door Sc
| dan; electromatic clutch and heater
1900 actual miles; beautiful 2-ton
blue finish: this car absolutely IL
new-car condition throughout; mus
be seen to be appreciated S1.395
BELL MOTORS, 5010 wisconsin ave
W0. 500. --1
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OLDSMOBILE 1941 sedan; S29s
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bls

OLDSMOBILE l94S 9S' Futuramlc
sedan; s1.o97. Why pay more2 5%
Frs, 1881 Bladensburg I'd. Ii.
oIDs SO 4-dr. "ss" de luxe sedan;
/ owner; Wv. tires, radio, heater,
defroster. Price. s2,10o. JU. 7-7s25,
Obs LBS is4s 3, Rocket "ss" 4-dr sedan;
s1tsas; soo. Atts9 PM. %a sI dH'ii ls56 s0o
OLDs 1941 club coupe; $3.50. Can
o7Ss az 1893 .as ss as.sr g. EA de- eeSD iaae L Is
900 mi. peri. cond,; 81 $40 or best
oLDs; 1850 a,5u ss" ,,asus ayara i sedan; dan
| 1881 Biadensburg Rd,, II, assoc;
Gust S. c., HYDRA, r. and h., excel.
rich & cream finish; At 81. .o4Sii RI zssz 1Ss7
IOLDs 1947 4-dr.; Hydra-Matic. r.
and h; immaculate condition; terms;
oIDs ie4s "sss Super de luxe 4-dr.
to5essad vsPE7 sf75C NnE E1 aSS GO EXT Rfs
iOLDS 1949 convertible Rocket .9S''
4 Hydra, r. and h., Wv. tires, black
i top gray finish, blue leather up
| holstery, automatic windows and
I seat adj. plus extra set new Wv.
/ tires; $1,795 or best offer. TIE.
IoIDs 1850 "ss" Hydra. sedan;
i S1,S97, Why. pay more? So bank
financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1 1871 Bladensburg Rd., Ii. 3-sS00.
oLDS 1941 club coupe: with A
engine, seat covers, heater; excel.
I running cond.; $3.50; from pvt.
oIDs II 1880 Sss", S"ss"", Hydra. sedan;
i ST ,Se7. Why pay more? So bank
i financing. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
j 1731 Bladensburg Rd Ii. 3-SS00.
OLOS 1887 2-dr. sedan; good con-
i dition; 1928 or best offer. Call OIL.
oLDS late 1850 Rocket "ss" de
i fully equipped with all accessories;
i used only 5000 miles by one owner:
j new cond; taking $500 loss. quick
4 sale price, S2.I00. May be seen at
garage, 1916 Eye st. NV, or phone
4 Mr.. GERRY. Monday through FRI
day. 8 TO- 4:30, Ii. 5.6100. Ext.
j 64776; Sat. Sun. and after pm.
i Ex. 4700. Ext. 300. 4
IOLDS 1897 4-dr. 6-cyl.; good cond. ;
,lofGlDSs Els ,4s As Roefst eSsst ~ss. club cpe.: r.
and h.; HYDRA: drive; 81 ,595, CAP
j TTOL CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE CO,
v 1922 22nd1t. NV. st. 1900. IA
Evening star., 1951-04-01

CAScI. GUAlu.s mul
tires; S275. Cal
PLYM. SO 4-dr.
h.; pvt. owner;
511 7th st. s.w.
PLYM. Al 2-dr.
$345: terms. {
ST. 3450. 511
PLYMOUTH 40
Evening star., 1951-04-01

''9S"' f.
radio and
les. This
same as
Must be
$1,S95.
Wisconsin
Evening star., 1951-04-01
PLYMOUTH 1850. equipped. =

ONTIAC 1946 sedan; r. and h..
spotless inside and out. Equals any
1850 car. Like new. 5000. AUTO
OUTLET, 2l5O Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1951-07-10
TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVEN
We have an immediate opening for Q
good colored driver who Is neat IL
appearance and between 25 and IS
years Of age; previous experience
and D { permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam In ad-
dition to salary generous company
benefits Riil be provided Apply
Personnel. Room 500 Open week.
calls
Evening star., 1951-07-10
HELP WOMEN
CLERKS

p1cKGY's CLEANERS. f4th st. ApHs ane
Thomas Circle NV. 10
CLERK MANAGER, retail cleaning
store; experienced: permanent,
good pay. good hours. Phone. DI
i243 or Gh. 5454 IL
CiLERk-TiYPisT; !iI white ~ vii I,ia,. star STAR
at $4,000 per VI, very interestinR
work. average Al hrs. per wk. See
Mr.. Summerlin between 2-5 pm, al
SMITHS TRANSFER a. STORAGE
CO. 1919 Y st. NV, liz
Apply METAL LIMB MFRS. 131s
CLERK-TYPisT, local once Of ma.
tional automobile finance company
Ideal for person seeking employ
ply UNIVERSAL c. I. T. CREDIT
so15Is' S0Ep;' ,;d 1880 Ga. ave" silye'
cIfRK-rYPisr iglHht vi to handle automobil. d5
title and invoicing. Experience moi
efficient. Permanent position, pleas.
ant working conditions. Alexan.
dria residence preferred; many com.
pany benefits. Phone Mr.. Traub
pHLL loPe PNPAp Fl spD111snst5pept 1ss5 Prince Ben
Alexandria. Va. 10
CLERK-TYPIST - Permanent only
good salary, 5-day wk. Apply Mr.
Trice, FRANC JEWELRY CO, 621
7tb ST. NV. 10
CLERK-TYPIsT. for typing and sales
uniform shop; must be good typist
40-hr. wk. See or call Mrs. Norris
NATIONAL UNIFORM co. Goth ant
x stS. NV. MA 0320. -12
CLERK-TYPIST. Apply UNION
TRUST CO., 18th and II sts. NV
CLERK-TYPIST. Arl.: 5-day. SIS
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
2234 Wilson blvd, Arlington. OW
CLERK-TYPIST-Young lady desirin,
permanent position with life fnsur
ance company; excellent workini
conditions: shorthand helpful bu
not essential: no experience neces
j. w Eastwood IL
Evening star., 1951-07-10
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CARETAKER for estate in Frederick.
Md. Preferably married with main
tenance experience. Good living
eond. and salary. Refs. required. DI.
1924 for appt. 10
cAsaEaFSGd aaad psv Rsabs shfsker % gOca hrs
ssE' LoBsTER REgTAuRARST. AsgTy IL SgsS09 s11 H 5.
washington St, Alex, Va. Ill .
CLERk-TfPIST, White. knowledge Of
5,3td bo9skeepipg P helpfpI saIa5y S5S gk !:
sss fNa AND NAStlGabRs tGMBRR CO.. ooPDGofS 2 3 Box
CLERK. TYPIST. white, will start
fast typist gds with proper qualifications
a1 TorS s9e per yF very T
SMITHS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
coGNTER FER c2ERks, III aW fun or part time.
Gall sH. 445nsEg S445 Sesgeep ppnzsd Il am a1 and
TARD STORES. in ne. section. 10
FRY COOK, sea food experience.
liability will mean advancement. Ap.
ply in person. 81 S. Washington ST..
KITCHEN MANAGER for large guest
house. Must have experience in food
preparation, buying and supervision
Of help; Straight shift, Sundays of.
MAN AND WIFE for nursing home:
man for garden and maintenance.
Lady as cook, .h.w., live in: steady
lob. LO. 5-0S72 Ill
MAN OR WOMAN for night clerk.
small hotel downtown; past middle
age. sober and reliable. Box 40S-E.
Star IA
TEACHER of tap dance and baton for
l weekly; 2-hr. period. Call Ii. s.
62O2. between 10 am. and 5 pm,
RETIRED COUPLE, free exc. apt in
exchange for services as superin-
tendent and maintenance engineer
of small apt. house in Clarendon.
tween 4 and 5 pm. 10
WANTED-15 Mattresses, busboys,
8 dishwashers,. 2 pantrymen,
cashier. l foodchecker; experience
only. THE FLAME RESTAURANT,
1629-31 Conn. ave. NV. -15
Continued on Next ass)
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HELP WOMEN

STENoGRAPHER, pleasant variety
of work for experienced girl. not
over 80, in National Federation;
5-day, 35-hour week: $55; 3 weeks
vacation. RE. 63S3. 10
So. $50 VI. to start;
5-day. 40-hr. wk.; dictation; So
words a minute. state age. ability.
experience. etc. Box 36S-E. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, law once; air.
cond.: 5-day week, 9-6; good salary.
sTENoGRa,pHER, Tni SGaS, for patent law arm;
preferably experienced college gradu-
ate; must be accurate. rapid typtst.
Box 208-G, Star. -12
STENOGRAPHER-National publica-
ton requires rapid, accurate stenog-
rapher; assist busy executives; 5-day
wk., vacation, insurance. and hos
pitaliZation; unusual opportunity for
adyancement; good starting salary
sTEN6GRAPHER; s., ,s75 yr. to start;
5-day, 40-hr. wk.; 70 days vacation
leave; must take dictation 80 words
a minute; interesting work for mo-
tion picture concern. Apply RIM. 400,
Tower Bldg. 14th and K NV. 10
general office work;
only high-type lady with local back
ground and refs: 5-day week.
WEINBERG & BUSH. INC, 1907 H
st. NV. Ma. $500. 10
STENOGRAPHER-No exper. neces-
sary: permanent position, 5-day, 40
In new modern bldg: paid vacations
and other employe benefits, TWEEN
TIETH CENTURY FOX FILM
CORP 415 Ard ST NV
Evening star., 1951-07-10
BEAUTICIAN

Man or woman can earn s76-S15o Der
BARRETT PARKER HAIR sTYLIsT
S406 Ga. Ave. 9. s.. Nd. -l2
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary plus
week air-cooled modern shop. steady
position. LOUIS. Creative Hair
dresser i1ln Eye st. NV y
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Good oppors
tunity for hair Stylist in small, .ex-
elusive salon. Good salary and hrs.
DAVID HAIR STYLIST. 1889 NJ NV.
BEAUTY OPERAT0R--Full and part
time. CHERIE BEAUTY SALON. in
Hyattsville. WA. 9771. -l2
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Hotel Statler
Apply in person only. 10
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. familiar
with payroll work: five-day wk.
5000 per mo. to start. Box 5000
B0ooKKEEPER-Experienced. for full
Apply in person TO Mr.. stokes. VIR-
GA g. CO. 1926 Wisconsin ave.
BOOKKEEPER. double entry, age 25-
80. for ladies speciality shop, re-
tail experience preferred. 5l2-day
week. Sat. afternoon off. salary $50.
BRESLAU, GA 18th St. NV. la
BOOKKEEPER, white, 40-hr. wk
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA. Ma
Evening star., 1951-07-10

TELEVISION SERVICEMAN
Good pay. car furnished. DOWD5S
TELEVISION See Mr.. Cole. AIS
Connecticut ave. 10
TELEVISIoN SERVICE MEN, inside
or outside work. EARL'S RADIO
SHOP. UN. 211o. 10
TELEVISION SERVICE MEN, with
car; knowledge OF bench work re-
ouired; excellent opportunity; must
have local references. Call LU.
4-7000. Id
THEATER USHERS AND DOORMEN.
colored. 35-40 yrs. Apply 1915 9TH
st. NV, ind floor. -12
TIRE CHANGERS, experienced. SOB 80
per week to start BEN HUNDLEY
:3446 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-10
Men, Read Carefully

want to talk with a few men who
are really ambitious in securing a
position that will give them steady
employment the year-round. II
doesn't matter what your past en-
ployment has been. all we ask that
you be willing to study and
learn as we teach you our work;
You may start on guaranteed
salary plus commission II you wish.
1t will be necessary that you be
willing to get along on $50 to S75
per week for the first 4 to 6 weeks
while learning our work. You must
be willing to give names of three
people who will vouch for your
honesty and integrity. Therefore:
II you are willing worker and OF
good character and neat appearance.
see MR.. LANDMARK. Room So,
Victor Bldg. 124 9th ST. NV. 3
pm. to $3.50 pm. 10
YOUNG MAINTAIN Tor perm. sales
position with old estab. flrm: more
leads than present star ell handle;
excel. oppor. for right man: 500
Sh5 per wk, .o6 to ola Start See Mr..
IL am. to pm. 10
YOUNG MAN to run small Baum
folding machine; chance for ad-
vancement; only experienced need
apply. Apply Mr.. Jones. COLOR
TONE PRESS. 142s You st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-07-10
statesmen
HEATING EQUIPMENT
$500 MO. DRAWING

IRON FIREMAN
EXCLUSIVE DEALER
Has unusual opportunity for married
to earnings. Outstanding nationally
advertised line of Iron Fireman
boilers. furnaces and burners: gas,
oil and coal Selling experience not
essential: we train you.
sHoREHAM HOTEL. AID. 0700.
For appt. Sun, 2 till 10 pm. or Mon
and Tues. o till pm. 10
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Unusual opportunity for capable man,
able to do both. Average $1,000
week plant. doing quality work:
Replies confidential. Box 207-G,
Star.
STOCK BOY WANTED, general duties
in a shoe store. UNITED SHOE EX-
CHANGE, 1910 King ST., Alexandria,
Va. IL
STOCK ROOM CLERK-White. tc
handle incoming and outgoing, ship
mentS for national coffee and gro.
cery concern. Man must be in gooc
physical health and over 80 yrs. o.
age and able to keep simple re
cetying records; 5t2-day wk. Appl!
COOK COFFEE CO.. S03 Franklin
st. ne. -l2
STORM WINDOW INSTALLERS, ex-
perience not necessary; good pay;
good working conditions; steady
CAPITAL SUPPLY CO., 2000!a K
st. NV. 1t
SUPERVISORS-Exper. in restaurant
to handle a lge. group of service
employees under 35; excel. earn
ingS. good future; many employ
benefits. Please write stating quail
ifications to Box 3244. Columbia
Heights Station. Wash, D. c. Ia
TAxICAB STARTERS Call DU
7l26 or call at 1885 14th st. NV.
MR.. JEWELL. 10
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN. outside
Permanent position. cARROLL'S y
yrs. at 719 H st. NV. ME. 3646
Also need l helper. -f2
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN, expert.
enced, full time; permanent employ.
ment; excel. salary. 81. 1888, &c
nm 10
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SHOE statesmen
HAHN SHOE STORES

31OI Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
BIB 14th st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN

AND CURB GIRLS,
white, no experience necessary. Ap-
ply DIXIE PIG BARBECUE, Marl-
boro pike and Benning rd. Sc. HI.
4333. Ill
GIRL, white, 21 to 35, to answer tele-
phones: s am. to 4:30 pm; switch
board experience helpful; must have
good handwriting and be able to
work Saturdays, Sundays and holi-
days; 5 or day week. Apply 412
Albee Bldg -13
GIRL, colored. work in Chinese laun-
dry; 5-day week. good pay. Apply
1915 Pa. ave. sc. Ia
GIRL, colored. to work at fruit
stand: salary. S25 or $50 week. II
suitable. call at 2400 Eye st. NV,
MRS. AUSTIN. III
GIRL, white. for general office work;
5-day week; aforementioned office
INSTRUMENT ELECTRONICS CORP.
104 w. Jefferson ST., Falls Church
FA 5lQg -l2
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HELP MEN
SHOE SALESMAN, expel

SHOE SALESMAN, experience neces-
sary; good starting salary plus
commission. Apply In person, IDA'S
DEPT. STORE. 5601 Georgia ave.
SHOE statesmen; must be expert
ssisS ssis saitimoPe att ore s1HaSi sve.. 1HaSSiattsYiiie.
Evening star., 1951-07-10
REATTTICTAN

BEAUTICIANS. expert in all branches
congenial; salary and commission
Apply in person, AN1TA'S BEAUTY
SHOP 1910 Copn ave Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-10
BOYS-VETS-TRAVEI

Neat, single, courteous, II to 25;
leaves Immediately; travel entire
q. S. A: new cars furnished, ex-
penses advanced; average $3.50
monthly to start. See Mr. ALKON
Cairo Hotel, 10th and Que SITS. 1C