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Evening star., 1951-09-13
Midshipmen Parade

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 13 (P).
I-Midshipmen paraded yesterday
before Frank A. Hecht, jr., of
Chicago, national president of the
Navy League.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
Tartar Quintet
to Meet zippers

WaNncs casers take q q
tol THIS week 81. the i.ss' %
even iraieht ganscs or iois sn
courts Wednesday F'n 'f'fF
81 vel 20 Akron ono q meet
'le hghiN respected IppsFs
Akron University t.ou the
e.ey ~i.l leave fo' - Le1. "
ig meet WashH tun
r day lib 9lh
The Tos,al haze N M ssa
.s siNc against Nk~u@ ~ai
KS M 1850 aeouu's Alth 81
n.'uu Last season Gua.i
Ct SINCE graduated tat
.il-tme Wayne scoring
points against %, Itis
in, Tartai> upset then -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
March of Dimes
Campaign Aided
By Don Newcombe

BROOKLYN. \ Y Ave-
Btcoklvn Dodgcr pitcher Do
Ncwcombc boosted the school $
March ~ Dimes drive when he
al @eled the students questions
az ~ Johns Prep here
Don gave an informal talk 20
the student body. after whi,h
he answered questions Fol eaC'
question asked by student st
Johns Prep AIDED one dollar 70
tic March ST. Dimes fund For
each perfect answer by tn'
Broo klyn star. two more dollars
were added BY tins method
$50 was added 10 the 1923 80
already collected at the Prep.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

day night Thu Bomber seems 10
be- getting back INTO that killer
type weight for his trek BACK
"a the heavNW phi title ta''ps.
Watch out Ez1Ad ChaFie
Jake LaMotts ~iil hak he
fight ~ his litc on ms ~
next Feb IA when he takes N
Suear Ray Robinson in Chicago
for the Middl, weight chalrpion-
ship 81 the world Sugar. V inner
OF tour out Of five previous bouts
is framing diligently in Non
York Gymn and IS expected 81
fight one Of the best fights
ms lie.
smart money boys are as
1T on the line that the Su-
Nan vii fIatten the Brrx
Bull
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

Winner Of the National
League batting title in l949.
and voted the leagues Most
Valuable Player. he finished
second 10 Stan Musial last year
in the batting race and stole
only IL bases compared 10 81
IN 4s.
100000 Payroll
9n jned team utcs
RfT rlatola pos NeNeanb.
t Il insltai who had az
e,d thcis nea contracts
lh a Scp.a D0dl,rs Viii
dan the r, ahborhood %
si0oof0 Tor thlr servlceS THIS
Aea the Do gers not cpan'.
faae nome
bh k New y K
nais yaicne expected %
ia t isan great deal th's
Ks N roi expected TO
~ M ' 4af' II WAS
taM he Giants du ing
ihs er the P9cii.l
Dabr one Of
W hes
several az
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
parkIes In
Sports World
BY Mace Wentworth

Jnekit Robinson, first Negro pAy modern pro.,s-
lei lstsea fed his 1851 contract last week report
rdlf for the figure Of last ycar$35000. Jackie
stated pon signing his contract that he expects 20
last as possible this and keep going until ne
rather tfan start slow and attcmpt finish fast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10

ton? Get wonderful relief. oterriga va p
Black DTaught. Pleasant laxative stoi1f-
ach sweetener works twO ways Wirr tNu
feel logv. suffer ga-sv digestive li'-,i
sour stomach from constipation ktlieN'~
const lpar.on Will YOU sleep firiis
s,Secfen sour stomach AZ same Z n'
WORKS OVERNIGHT
There no harsh gripping Black praug
II mad, from Nature = pure Nc1ti tt e
herbs Thoroughly tut gently En .s
all ~ feet uf clogged iniestlnezs j tken a
bedtime. brings conior.ing Tel'ei irr'n
consti pstion IN morning. Helps ~Ntf.t'n
sour s1omach too on virtulliN
auav those worries Next day gei y
feeling fri-ky a. a kitten Get ifiae o.
Draaghl today from druggists FancNs
since lSin Familiar Pow der. Granf ed
or con> enient new Fable form
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-02-10
HOW TO SWEETEN UP
YOUR WHOLE INSIDES!
Hove Life look Sonny Asoin
4 Generations Rave
About Amazing
Lux alive Stomach
Sweeiener

Fee half alive. head 81.
no appetite. when ss'rn-
ach H. upset by cun~ pa
Evening star., 1951-11-15
Harvard Group Predicts Longer School Term by 80

studies, explains that the longer
school term idea was just a
thought to be considered, one
among many other thoughts"
He added: 1--WE think the idea
of non-activity for schools is a
carry-over from the agricultural
days and children were needed for
farm duties"
What may be to the children's
liking, however, is a notation in
| the report that those dreaded
periodic report cards will be done
away with in the future.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

r.. c. Somerville. general sales
manager Of the Plymouth Motor
Corp. At the same time. he an
Inounced that Plymouth again this
summer will sponsor world-record
trials at the big International
Model Airplane Contest, which was
the scene of young Stiles world
record breaking speed flight.
Mr.. CARRIER received the model
plane in the presence OF Capt.
w. c. Wingard, civil relations di-
rector of the Navy. and Russell w.
Nichols, executive director Of the
Academy OF Model Aeronautics.
which has headquarters at 1925
Connecticut avenue NV. ANA is
the governing body of model avia-
ton and the representative in this
country of the Federation Aero
nautique Internationale. of Paris.
world governing body of all sport
ing aviation.
Also attending were H. B.
Heberling, Plymouth assistant
general sales manager, and 1t.
Comdr. John H. Burton of 5526
North Tenth street. Arlington. Va.
in charge of the Navy's model
plane program.
The tWo-pound three-ounce
plane Mr.. Somerville turned over
to the Smithsonian was flown at
80.634 miles an hour over a
straight-line. 100-meter course. 1t
broke the old straight-line record,
which had been held by Vladimir
Davidov. by 14098 miles per hour.
Among contestants in the Inter
national contests have been boys
from the Washington area who
qualify high in the annual Ma
tional Capital Model Air Show,
held at Andrews Air Force Base,
Md. This meet is sponsored by
The Star, National Airport Club.
Veterans of Foreign Wars and the
Metropolitan Washington Area
Chrysler Dealers.
Evening star., 1951-11-15

Like their full-size counter
parts. American model airplanes
also are beating the Russians.
The model craft with which
Eugene Stiles, then II. of Alameda.
Calf. ended Russia's monopoly
of the international model avia-
ton competition 28 months ago
and brought a worlds record to
the United States for the first
time. yesterday was presented to
the Smithsonian Institution. It
was accepted by Paul CARRIER,
curator of the National Air Mu-
scum.
The presentation was made by
Evening star., 1951-11-15
by the Associated Press

PITTSFIELD. Mass, Nov. 49,
"A Harvard University group pre-
diets that by 1860 thereT be 6
207-day school session instead O.
the present 18O-day schedule.
A report by the group, made
public last night. also forecast g.
Saturday morning sessions and {
lengthening of the present schoo
day by an hour and a half.
Prof. Cyril G. Sargent, director
of the university's center for fielc
Evening star., 1951-11-15
PTA PorIey in Wheaton

The Pleasant View School,
Wheaton, Md. will hold a Parent
Teacher Conference tomorrow and
the first three days of next week.
Arrangements have been made for
parents to meet their children S
teachers for a 15-minute period
during the conference.
Evening star., 1951-12-30

TRUCK DRIVERS, experienced in
heavy-duty truck operation. with
satisfactory references and safety
record: good pay; 40-hour week; i'm
mediate employment. ESQ STAND
ARD OIL COMPANY. 1920 South
MAN-Exper.. no high
pressure craftsmanship required, no
commission or percentage worries
but good weekly salary. plus over
time and paid holidays to the right
man. SHARPES TELEVISION, 1897
Tv SERvTCEMEN for daywork, out
side service work: men also for eve
ming calls. Apply at 5000 Edmons-
ton rd.. East Riyerdale. Md. -3l
rS TECHNICIANS, part time. In
crease your prestige in economic
standing by becoming afiliated with
a service organization that recog-
nizes individual ability and is found
ed en- integrity. Me. 67T6.
experience required: ex-
Gel. salary: chance for advance
ment. DAILEY'S, 709 7th st NV.
TYrIST, age 20-35. accuracy and
average speed Of SO words per min.
required; all modern employe bene-
fits with an expanding organization.
Coll ME auJ u
Evening star., 1951-12-30

TAILOR, experienced for mems and
ladies' made to measure store, good
proposition for right man. Apply
THE WoHLMUTH CO.. 1886 9TH
TEAcHERs-Tutoring school: ma many
iects; hours you viii teach. Box
TECHNICiAN. Servo exp. with Naval
fire control and low frequency cleo
tronie equipment preferred: only
apP'aoIs ment eonsd.4eop 05 iN 4ano employ
TELEVISION RADIO delivery man,
white. for all chassis, Installation
work: experienced only need apply;
drivers permit not necessary; refs.
Apply MERRICK RADIO & TELE-
VISION SERVICE 1245 9th st. .n.w.
TENOR and bass or baritone soloist
CHURCH. State training. expert
ence. terms. and when available.
TIRE hRF cHASGERs sssF' ca,. with dfiHer,s a7
permit, 5s-day wk; any time Mon
TIRE SERVICE Wilson biVd. and
,spr RaTton ST, Ne Arlington: 80
edae Of bockHeeptnssi sitm and SUs nfsee hNoT: WoSk
cRoCKETTs TIRE SERVICE. vii
son blvd. and Barton st, No. Arl
80
TRACTOR MECHANIC. experienced
caterpillars deisel man; guaranteed
40-hr, wk.. with vacation. ALBAN
TRACTOR CO., 1924 jefferson
Davis hwy. Arl.. Va. 80
TRIM HANDS wanted at once. Come
with your tools prepared for work
report to Mr.. johnson, 1900 block
GeorRia ave, foot Of Denley road.
-
TRUCK DRIVER. exper. only. in ham
ding building materials. Only reliable
need apply. RA. 1895.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
HELP MsN

TRUCKERS WANTED - Permanent
lease tractor owner operator Co
pull refrigerated trailers from
Florida to New ENGLAND, Submit let
ter giving your personal record and
and condition and specifications of
tractor. Write. don't phone, CARTER
TRUCKING CO., Branchville. Md.
80
TRUCK DRIVERS-Fuel oil. Apply
Mr.. Underwood. THE BROOKI.AND
CO, 9th and Michigan ave, ne. g
TRUCK DRIVERS (2l, sober and reli-
able. for delivery between retail
stores. Apply BRENNER'S BAKERY.
$500 Columbia pike. OW. 1857.
80
TRUCK DRIVER, steady employment.
Apply THOMPSON FURNITURE CO,
1910 r. I ave. ne, HO. 1921. 40
TRUCK DRIVER between 25 and
8:46 am. to 3:45 pm, hour
lunch; must have car; $40 per
week, raise when stock Is learned;
must be sober. 81. S771 between
10 and IL.
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. for super
market; Maryland chanffeur's IL
cense; good hours; excellent wages
Tor the right man; company benefits,
vacation with pay. Inquire MASTER
SUPER MARKET, S147 Conn. ave,
Chevy Chase. Md. Phone OIL. 1892.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
HELP MEN
Men to Train for Credit

@s@$AA w &4@AAA III SlC0lV
Clothing Store MANAGEMENT
We seek several capable men whom
We VIII. train to PanRge stores.
Good salary while training and ex-
cellent assignment when qualified.
Those with retail clothing expert
ssnce preferred but not necessary.
fSsss !ssss 81 sass: ssss e e z0'E y sss'sfs
Y6gNG' 81 & ma MAN. preferably student, ase
white. for part-time bartending
Suns on. Meals. OR. 1861 for appt.
YOUNG MAN. white, for general
starting salary. Phone AID. 1854
YOUNG MAN for cooking school in
WASHINGTON. to. contact businessmen,
restaurant and institution. a real
in the future. Box 206-C. Star.
YOUNG MAN--Excel. opportunity to
learn frosted food business, with
oldest and largest wholesale frozen
food distributor in this city. Good
salary while in training for perma-
nsnt ne lip, position as salesman. See Mr.
MAN. white, for delivery and
clerk, no experience necessary; 3
nights per week. KIRSON'S PHAR-
MACY, 4Sl9 Ga. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white, to assist around
drugstore, must have drivers per-
NIT; no experience necessary; hours
$50; no Sunday work; salary, $40.
kIRsONS PHARMACY. 4S19 Ga.
ave, NV.
YOUNG MAN to help install teleyi-
sion antennas; experience not nee
essary; chance to break-in radio
and teleyiSion. NATIONAL RADIO
& TELEVISION co, 1902 Attn St..
nv, ia. a79a. ---:}I
Evening star., 1951-12-30
HELR MEN

rag rage; midnight shift. S-day week;
many opportunities for wfde-awEke
man: group insurance. vacation af-
ter l year. See MR.. JONES. 1649
Kalorama rd. nv. ---31
Evening star., 1951-12-30
HELP MEN

with car. full or part-time,
preferably with proven sales record
of honesty and integrity. to sell chill
dren's encyclopedia sets. Leads fur
nished. Nights and week ends. $50
weekly draw. Box 150-C. Star.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
NOTICE no JOB AppLIcANTs

NOTCH TO JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged IN interstate COM
meree or in the production OF
goods for commerce. must non pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-hdlt tor overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Law. Job seekers offered less bv
corered frnls should notify the
Wage and Hour DiotSton. u s.
Department o3 Labor, telephone
EXecatiDe ek20 Extension 1873.
Evening star., 1951-12-30

B.EAUTICIAN-sTYIIsT: also part
DRESSER, 2430 Pa. ave. NV,
Wash. Circle Apis. ST. SITS.
BEAUTICIANS-New shop in Ar
nngton, Va; top salary and comm.
II you qualify. Cali FA. S1s7,
Sunday pm. and Monday. 81
BEAUTiCiAN-Exclu clientele: s.
DAY week: no night hours: $50 guar
BEAUTY. SALON, 3O03 w. Cary
Richmond. Va. Phone 6-4915: night
BEAUTY oPERAToR-MANAGER-
$500 month and commission, with
following, Also need good operator.
Apply $500 14th st. NV. CO. 2295:
eyes and Sun. WA. 227S- a
TOP salary. Call GE. 025S or apply
G226 Ga. ave. NV. Fl
BOOKKEEPER for large downtown
real estate ONCE; 5 day wk.: air
cond. oflce.; must be able to handle
complete set OF books: attractive sal
ary to right person. Call Mrs. SEN
nett, GE. 0619 Sun. or Tues. after
1880 am, or apply in person on
BOOkkEEPER-For lge. apt. develop
ment in Alexandria reply In own
handwriting. giving fun tnforma ton
about yourself. P. o. Box sos Alex
anQria, Va 80
Evening star., 1951-12-30

STOCKMAN-Electric wiring sup
pres ana Appliances. rAuBER .
2:}tU 18th st. NV, -
STOCkMAN AND RORTER for elec.
appliance store; Must have D. c.
and reliable; eoodI pay and hours
ELECTRICAL CENTER, Ala 10th
STOCKRoOM CLERk-Good Job for
retired or slightly physically handi-
capped man; able to keep records
and place stock: some ladder work
S-hour day. 5-day wk; good work
ing conditions. Me. 5940 for appt.
=
STORE MANAGER, FOR SALE AND
INSTALLATION OF AUTO SEAT
COVERS. % TO IS yrs. Of age;
must be able 10 sell. salary and
commission. EASCO. 13ul Balti-
more blvd, COLLEGE. Park, Md j
Evening star., 1951-12-30

EXPERIENCED, aggressive truck sales
man: excellent opportunity; selling
new and used Ford trucks. Lail MR..
BE INDEPENDENT-seil Rawleigh
open Write today RAWLEiGHs.
TEMPORARY POSITION available
through March for young man to
do general clerical work and tipping.
See Mr.. Soyars, A. p. WOODSON
PaRTi-tTiiM I'M = DRIVERS for photo in
ishing route, Mondays through Fri
SERVICE, a82o 9Th st. NV. ~
OPENING AVAILABLE for expert
enced auto parts man. See Mr.,
SIMMS Monday or Wednesday. Cali
for appointment, ST. 1900. 80
WANTED-Outsides serviceman. Apply
THOMAS CIRCLE TELEVISiON,
1910 14th st. nv. Mr.. Gold. 80
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
co. will employ veterans under 2S
years old. with high school educa-
tion and above average mechanical
ability to enter training as office
and business machine seryicemen.
This Is an unusual opportunity
which furnishes permanent employ
ment. salary while In training;
automatic salary increases after
training: paid vacations. health,
life and accident insurance; hos
pitalization with doctor. and surgi-
cal benehts and a retirement plan.
Apply TO MR.. JONES. at 1917 X st.
NV, WASHINGTON n e III
Evening star., 1951-12-30

SHIPPING AND RECEIVING MAN
for wholesale hardware and cleo
trieal supply house. Box S9-1. Star.
-31
SHOE statesmen - Experienced
wanted for family shoe stores; good
salaries; only those looking for ad-
yysncement need apply. Boz 4S4-B.
SHOE sALEsMAN-Must be expert
enced In women's shoes, and
qualify for unusually high earnings.
CLARkS. 525 18th st. NV. -31
SKIP LOCATER, experienced only,
full or part time to work in store;
day or evening. MR.. JOSEPH, 719
~ n st. NV NEW YORK JEWELRY
SODA FOUNTAIN and lunch, to man.
age or to rent; good location; good
closed p.m.: only permanent
worker with good refs. needed. Call
STEAMTABLE MAN for Maytiower
diner. 9TH, st. and r. I. ave, ne.
STOCK BOY wanted-Experience
not necessary. Apply KAY'S 8 &,
10, 1885 Penna. ave. sc. 80
STOCK CLERK for large plumbing.
heating and electrical retailer;
should know stock and be able keep
accurate records; good salary. Call
or write Mr.. George. ST. 6100.
JOHN 9. WEBSTER a. SONS. INC.
STOCK CLERK -- Wholesale electric
supply house: experience not neceS-
MAN, 44l0 Ga. ave. NV. after 4
N.
Evening star., 1951-12-30

Truck Driver-Colored
You are needed at once by one of
Washinaton's bisgest furniture stores,
reliable. Salary So. 600 per VI. Many
company benefits Your application
will be confidential Reply Box Ib-D,
Star an
Evening star., 1951-12-30
SUPERINTENDENT
FOR DEPT. STORE

Must be thoroughly experienced in
the supervision OF all phases OF
service departments; give complete
outline of business experience and
personal BACKGROUND. Apply by letter
only to Mr.. Alan H. Goldenberg
THE GOLDENBERG COMPANY. 7th.
Sth and K sts. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-30

experience for sales work. Car
essential Permanent position. See
Mr.. Peterson or Mr.. Hoffman . TO
1890 am. GRIFFITH CON-
SUMERS Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
SAIFSMEN

appliance or kitchen
ing on floor or in field for long-es-
tabiished plumbing. heating and ap-
pliance company; must be young. re-
liable. clean cut. with desire for a
real future with a growing, reliable
company. We advertise for our
leads and one-half of our business is
from old customers. Apply by letter
Mr.. George.
John G, Webster and Sons
627 F st. NV, Established 1919.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
TRUCK DRIVER

CoLORED-25-3S years Of age; pre-
vtouS experience, clear driving record
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam, Apply Personnel, Room 6O5;
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l :.
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
lI0l Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position for responsible
woman, tipping speed unimoortant,
non-profit cafeteria, @7la-hr., 5-day
week Apply Personnel Office, EQUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. S16
l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
HELP WOMEN
CLERK.TYPIST

Young lady for permanent position in
our sales ofhce. must have neat ap-
pearance and pleasing telephone
voice: good hours and working con-
ditions. Call Mr.. Biederman for
appt.. Ii. $4,000. L. P STEUART
& BRO. INC. 1873 18th st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-12-30

UPHOLsTERERS--white. Apply en-
ployment ONCE. WARDAiAN PARK
HOTEL. zoo Woodley rd. NV.
wanted: full time;
STEADY Jobs for several good me-
chanics ALLEN uPHOLSTERING
CO. INC, 922 Burlington ave,
Silver Spring. 3
UPHOLSLTERER. come ready to
work; good salary, steady job. 1929
Ga. ave. NV, TU. a26S. -3O
Used CAR LOT MAN~-Must be en-
perienced in cleaning and polishing
ears; must be a good worker. Don't
apply unless experienced. RElNES
MOTOR CO. 1881 Wisconsin ave.
-3n
Evening star., 1951-12-30
statesmen

For nationally adver-
tised product, established
territory, union scale
wages. uniforms fur
nished; group hospitali-
cation insurance, paid
vacations. Real oppor-
tunity for live wire men.
Call OF. 1888 for appt.
Evening star., 1951-12-30
SAT ESMAN

EXPERIENCED, AGE 80 TO 40:
NEW AND USED OFFICE FURNI-
TURE; GUARANTEE SALARY S4,-
600; CAN EARN UP TO $4,000 OR
BETTER, WANT MAN. WILLING
PROGRESS WITH PROGRESSIVE
FIRM; EXCELLENT FUTURE; REF
ERENCES; CAR NOT NECESSARY.
ROX l3Q-C Star 10
Evening star., 1951-12-30
HELP WOMEN

CLERK, experienced, to take charge
OF stock room; excellent permanent
position: 5-day wk. Apply WHELAN'S
SPECIALITY SHOP, 1105 F st. NV.
80
CLERK, ] 8 to 50, for permanent gen.
eral office work In we'll known
women's speciality shop; typing abiI-
ity not necessary. Apply WHELAN'S,
1I05 r ST. NV. 80
CLERKS, accounts receivable and
payroll; 40-hr., 5-day week. CAR
RIER DRUG, 1892 Wis. ave. Call
Miss Lozupone, OIL. 5425
CLERK, white. age 1925; pleasant
personality; no exper nee: adapted
to work in accounting dept; splen-
did working conditions. Apply Mr..
Graham. DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
1915 Eye st. NV II
Evening star., 1951-12-30
HfLP MEN tcont. J

SALESMAN with car; $40 per week
plus com. Good man, experienced
caliinS on local restaurants. grocerS,
taking orders for wholesale bust
ness supplieS Write Box No. 2S4-Z
SALESMAN for nationally known d.
rect mail service; protected territory.
selling automotive dealers; no pre-
vlous auto exper. necessary; high
earnings, drawing against commits
sion. Box 312-B. Star.
SALESMAN, to sell quality dry clean
guarantee plus commission. Apply
in person, ALLEN PARK VALET,
bS4S N. H. ave. NV. JU. S-3249.
SALESMAN. now calling on Hbry.
and Dept. Stores in Va, and n. C.
10 carry q line of mems and boys
waist belts: Lib. COM. T, J. O'CoN-
over over St, e soES' ssIte' Ma Ea 427 s. Han
SALESMAN - Southern Maryland
Mary's Counties seIlins inieS Wholesale id ale
products of truck to bars. restaur-
ants: grocerS. general merchants:
Llkaole. dependable, experienced
sam SALESMAN Wr,fs only ox deed sSt GALAXY and
phone Ii. 7-1225.
SALESMAN---Men's hosiery.-Army-
Navy, workmen, fancies. Wonderful
Slde line; SO comm. TURTLE HOS
IERY, 1888 Broadway. N. Y. c.
SALESMAN. to sell children's phono.
records to record and toy stores;
Maryland, d. c. and Eastern Vir-
ginia; protected territory; oppor-
tunity of lifetime for right man;
liberal drawing account and expenses
plus commission. Box WS-9O9.
EQUITY. 221 w. 41st ST.. N. Y. Is.
SALESMAN-C0NSULTANT - 40-65
years; represent nationally adver-
Used hearing aid in d. C.-Virginia
areas; excellent opportunity Tor
permanent position in semi-profeS-
Sional Eeld; car essential ST. 5554
for appointment.
SALESMAN-Young man to learn the
automobile business in the sales
dept. OF a g. M, dealer; about 22-
70; substantial starting salary Own
handwriting, Box 255-Z. Star.
SALESMAN-Man or woman. full CT
part time. can sell Venetian blinds,
llnoleum, asphalt tile. iurnlSufe,
lamps. Make phone contact then
house calls. Interview daily, IL
pm. PAUL j. MILLER CO, a1i
18th st. NV. Do not phone,
SALESMAN. THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED IN SELLING MEMS CLOTH
ING; YOUNG MAN PRE- ERRED
OPENING AVAILABLE lMMEDI-
ATELY. FOR PERMANENT POSI-
TON. APPLY MR. L. E. TOAIPKlNS.
STEWART MEMS CLOTHES. INC.
Evening star., 1951-12-30

CLERICAL WORKER, who knows or
is willing to learn. relief switch
eoapd operations. RE. 1868, MRS.
CLERK for general Office
work; 5-day week, no Saturdays;
permanent position. EMILE. 1921
Conn. 80
CLERK-TYPIsT-To handle auto.
titles and invoicing; fast. accurate
any 1gp1ns ,efnya Te9Glref berst. 5dsS sSon. week
DALI MOTOR SALES. nc. 1925
Prince ST.. Alex, Va. 3
CLERk-TYPIST. under 35. & mos.
typing ability and general Office ex-
perience, Good salary. For distrib-
uIting company located outside D, c.
eHtsndsd siae sF' u nd': ss9g6 sea5h caDito! st,
CLERK -TYPisT T2General Office work.
good salary, 5-day VIZ. hrs. 10 to
II 1900 MISS MARTIN.
CLERk-TYPIST - Interesting hotel
Work In auditors office; 5i2-day
benefits Apply auditors ONCE at
CLERK -TYPIS1, permanent position
with established printing company,
general ONCE work; 5-day week;
GOOD salary. Phone DI 1856 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. working
conditions in local Office of Ma
tional Automobile Finance Co. Apply
UNIVERSAL CIT CREDIT CORP
c93e Ga. ave- Silver Spring. Md
CLERK -TYPIsT. permanent position.
3-day wk.: apply CAPITAL PRINT.
ING CO. INC. SOC Claiming pl
80
CLERK -TYPIsT. for ng-establisRed
furniture store. Pleasant working
conditions. Paid vacation and other
company benefits Apply at office,
HOUSE & HERMAN FURNITURE
STORE. 9TH and Eye SITS NV. 80
CLERk-TYPISTS. permanent only;
5-day wk,; good salary Apply in
person 70 Mr.. Trice, FRANC
JEWELRY CO. 627 7th st. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST with some knowI-
edge Of shorthand for purchasing
dept. OF motion picture company. -
day week. good working conditions.
Experience helpful but not neces-
sary See MR.. YATES. Tth floor,
Warner Bldg, 18th and z sts. NV.
CLERK under 30; large
casualty insurance company; per-
manent position in eongenial ofice;
5-day week. Apply In person. AIS
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H streets
NV 3