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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
SALESMAN

Energetic, ambitious and capable.
Guarantee S65 and commissions
per week. Considerably higher earn
ings possible. Constant repeat sales.
To contact purchasing agents of
supplies for aptS., realtors, contrac-
tors. institutions. schools, etc. Es-
tablished territory. Complete line of
supplies. Car required DIXIE JAN
ITOR SUPPLY CO., 2l0 Mass. ave.
NV liz
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SALESMAN. LIQUOR store. Apply ! 1903
Columbia rd NV lis
SALESMAN

With automobile: salary and car
expenses; perm. position, excel OPP
por. MILEHAM & KING, 921 9TH st.
NV. Ma. 1923. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18

CASHIER
Permanent position Salary COM
mensurate with experience and
ability; meals furnished, paid sick
leave and vacations; group insurance
and purchase discounts.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPE, INC.
1924 H ST NV. No Phone Calls. LIS
CASHIER CHECKER-Part time, for
super market. 500 to $3.50, $50 to
9; All day Sat. 1854 Livingston
c Is Ter .G H3 Tk-''op perm. position is
arm for one accurate with figures
and has knowledge Of tipping WILL
ing to train qualified applicant. De-
Ssnes T ca CALF FHnd ANp BR sod
NC. DI. 1884. Mr.. Edwards. 20
Cashier and Food Checker
Only experienced need apply. See Mr..
Cohen week. days only. FAN AND
BILLS, 1882 Conn. ave. NV. lis
CHECKER-CAsHIER. relief; exper,
9 0ee nes WAFBMAN s0P PARK fKHO aoTE
cAs S4 MofT,sE 81 oSPiEhkSaroR. SD day
wk. All company benefits. New De
Soto-Plymouth leadership. MASON
MOTOR CO., 34th st. and Benning
I'd; ne Contact Mr.. HERMAN, Ii
CLERK to record Job cost. Knowl.
edge of figures pref. Apply in per-
son, 400 II st. ne. 80
CLERK, general once work including
Hing Typing ability not nee. Vaca-
lion and holidays with pay. See N, Mr.
5on0 Wilson, hlvd Arl Va NV
cLERks-white, for counter work in
hrs; SANITARY CLEANERS, ass6
CI tsR 81 with X knowledge of typins and
bookkeeping. for credit house. 5la-
day week. Good salary to start
Apply in person. SCI 18th st. ne.
CLERK for work in drugstore, on
drug and cosmetic counters: exper-
PHARMACY. i73s Conn. ave NV.
Enthusiastically advertised frozen
I yoSns sdy; snoR Rss pe n typne
helpful but not essential; position
offers good working combs, vaca-
tion. company benefits. Write Box
1860, Alex. Va, giving age, exper..
salary desired, particulars. 81
NLLhLAs anu IOpdlNO tOalll-
MAcYo i355 Savannah "a mn A st. s.e f Its
CLERK, cosmetic. no eXper. neces.;
no night or Sun. work; sal. olus
comm. STANDARD DRUG co
CLERK IIha 9 white i n'T can no. s1o4. ask
CLERK, "i tobacco. no exper. neces, :
STANDARD DRUG CO, 914 F St.
CLERK for insurance ONCE. must
ing experience required, Hours,
LIFE INSURANCE CO., Thomas
c flEfsf Tor for dry cleaning store. STEADY
conditions. Wonderful opportunity
for an ambitious lady. Experience
preferred but not essential. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll
newsstand. Good SAL
airy and company benefits. Must be
reliable Apply in person. UNION
NEWS CO., No. l stand. Union sta
CLERK i1 white. for dry cleaning store;
good sasEy <, Apply AaME y psT Sss durFY
C HlissI S positions for
single high school graduate: 5-day
week: periodic increases. NE. sS40.
49,
CLERKS (whitel, permanent, excel
lent SURROUNDINGS; 40-hour week;
annual starting salary, S2.1u0;I
$40 80 weekly; good opportunity
to advance; liberal vacation and sick
leave: under 40 Personal interviews
r tween $50 am. and $3.50 pm.
Personnel once NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, 3rd and r
SITS. ne. "a
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STENO-CLERK

To business manager In zone
ONCE of automobile manufac-
turer Capable of assuming re-
sppS 9aS'o'i 4tSt.ho TqeD wee ss pleas.
ant working conditions Write
Immediately relative to eXper..
education age. etc. Box 79-L.
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18

statesmen 80, eXper. for haber-
dashery, also 2 junior statesmen with
or without eXper Apply THE GUS
TOM SHOP. 400 N. Y. ave. NV.
30
gALESMEN-La Sale Extension Uni
Versity wishes to arrange for a full
time representative in this. district;
applicant must be Q man of charac-
ter practical education. Industrious;
business sales experience necessary;
age % to so; automobile necessary;
this is an unusual opportunity for
the right man; 1t means a perma-
nent, profitable business of his own
and the territory is a valuable prop
erty netting upward of $1,000 or
more first year; thorough training
and cooperation given; leads from
extensive national advertising. For
appointment, furnish full resume
and phone number. Address Box
1S0-T. Star, 80
sALESMEN 12l with cars wanted. no
canvassing; salary. commission, car
allowance, salary while training. no
experience necessary. Apply in per-
son. MR.. WISE, at 723 9th st. NV.
Do not phone. IL
statesmen. good opportunity for ex-
perienced furniture statesmen; eX-
cellent earnings. r. MARS CON
TRACT CO.. 40 1st st. sc. TR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
EVENING STAR
NEWSPAPER
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.
SPORTSMAN
SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for a young
aggressive man. in our mems sports
wear dept. Good pay, excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Ett-
lin. 3rd fir, BONDS STORES. INC F.,
1885 F st. NV.
SPOTTER, exper., quality plant; good
working conditions; no layoff; high
starting salary. Call MR.. TEE. FIR.
4SOS -22
STATION ATTENDANTS-Need .;
permanent employment; must have
Va. permit; prefer one with Va.
openings for colored help. l porter
and / car washer. See Mr.. Banta,
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5S5
North Glebe I'd. Arl.. OW. 1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
SHOE statesmen
SOLICITORS.

The Star has several openings for
men to solicit subscriptions; salary,
plus commission: must be over Il
years OF age. neat in appearance
and physically fit; previous sales
experience helpful. Apply Mr.
Moore or Mr.. Everett, Circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
CLERK
EXPERIENCED

Ages 1890: manual bookkeeping; no
typing; permanent position: 5-day
wk., hrs. 8 to B; regular paw in
creases; advancement opportunity:
sickness and retirement benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
CIERKS
CLERK-CAlS;HIER

girl Office. retail jewelry store: pay
ments. accounts receivable, general
office work; permanent position;
must be dependable and reliable
excellent position for the right party.
Apply $50 to 1890 am. or . 80 to
m. THE JEWELRY SHOP, Con
course. Pentagon Bldg. or call Lib
erty $4,000. Ext. 562ls, Mr.. Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
HAT CHECK GIRL
HOSTESS

E msas Gee s 0ns so SSp pay Rd
SOS RESTAURANT, 1903 L st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
HELP MEN
STATESMEN

men wanted to learn
retail auto accessory business. Men
allergic either to hard work or above
average earnings please do not APP
ply. Salary, bonus and incentive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
ARCADE
SUNSHINE

SALESCLERK. appliance. radio and
TV store: salary and commission.
DAUBER'S, 1870 18th st. NV. is
SALESCLERK
Inside position in art dept. Perma-
nent full-time position; bonus, paid
vacations, sick leave, retirement
plan conditioned store.
GEO. F. MUTH CO.
ro4L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-18
MAN
MAN

colored to work in dry cleaning room
Apply DICKEY'S CLEANERS. eth
and Franklin etc n o 90
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. age % to
30, nice appearance; experienced
and good opportunity good pay
LER INC. 2543 14th st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN Cont.
BOOKKEEPER

Experienced. good salary.
Apply ALBAN TOWERS. 300
Mass. ave. NV.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-01-20
Sues For Loss
OF Fish Oil

Oceanic Fisheries Co. Inc.
has filed suit against Kotzebue
Oil Sales, Inc. for $3O7,4 for
the alleged loss of an entire
cargo of fish oil by the sinking
of the oil barge, Arctic Chief
late in November.
The oil barge went aground
on Seal Rocks, approximately
four miles north of Marmot
Island, when a tow line to the
John Michael, tug, parted.
Kotzebue Oil Sales had con-
tracted to deliver the oil barge
to Seattle.
Efforts to recover the barge
by the Kodiak Salvor, salvage
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-01-20
kEA Nominating
Commit tee Mann cd

x. %
Eleven men were named to
the. KEA nominating COM
mittee Monday night, and will
prepare a slate of candidates
to be presented by January
"a, for the March election.
Capt. l.. w. Buoy is chair
man of the nominating COM
mittee which includes Stanley
Alvine, E. E. Foster, Jorgen
Fredrickson, James Garoutte.
Henry Haag, Carl Huer,
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-01-20

vessel skippered by Bob Lo-
gan, met with failure when / q
storm blew up and caused the
oil barge to shift its position.
7 When the oil barge broke
from the tow it hit the rocks
and partly submerged in a
vertical position in II fathoms
of water.
Archie Ferguson, Kotzebue
resident, is head of Kotzebue
Oil Sales, owner of the tug.
The oil barge was being towed
from Port Vita, herring re-
duction plant on Kodiak Is
land, to Seattle at the time of
the sinking.
Gil Joynt, of the CAA in
Anchorage, came here by
PNA Monday.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-01-20

Donald Koznek, warehouse
man for Donnelley and Ache
son, will leave soon for Spo-
kane, to work for the Rail-
way Mail Service. He for
merly worked in the post
office here.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-01-20

Homer Lishtfoot. Henry
Neseth, V. W. Root and 4
C. Wilson.
.sAlternates are William
Worth, James Martz, Al
Miller and Ii. F. Macdonald,
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-01-20
Cabs Fight
Renewal

iwar doomed Wednesday night
as an sltercation between cab
drivers and Jim Loan, man.
lager of the Kodiak Transit
| Company, was aired before
the city council.
| Edward Metzker and John
mclaughlin, Gao drivers and
members of the Transfers
Union, objected to the re-
newal IF a cab license to Loan
land charged that he was out
to run the cabs out of bust
ness.
! Loan heatedly denied the
accusation and said that the
statements made by the two
men were "a misrepresenta-
ton of the facts.
In July of last year the
council approved the issuance
of a cab license to Loan
despite a city ordinance which.
limits the number of cabs.
Wednesday night Nc
Laughlin said that Loan
threatened to use the G. |.
Bill of Rights to obtain his
cab license from the council
and that he claimed he was
forced to give up his cab bust
ness in the early war years
! because he was drafted.
; Mclaughlin also said that
Loan was using his cab to
haul bus passengers and that
by doing so he deprived the
other cab drivers of business.
I'VE (cab drivers) are being
injured by unfair competition
and our businesses will dis
integrate if Loan continues to
operate his cab, MacLaugh-
lin said. 1--WE will exhaust
every effort to avoid q. cab war
but we have powerful weapons
if one should come. We ask
the council not to reissue
! Loan a cab license"
! Loan answered the charges
, by declaring, Their accusa-
tons are a bold, barefaced
lie." He said that he did mot
own the Kodiak Transit Com
pany when he applied for a
cab license and that he had
not deprived the cab drivers
of fares by using his cab to
haul bus passengers.
/ Mclaughlin had stated,
earlier, that when Loan ap-
piled for a cab license he had
plans to purchase the bus line.
! "The cab drivers haul bus
passengers free to deprive
me of fares" Loan declared.
| IF the council feels that |
am hurting the cabs with my
one little cab I'll surrender
it," Loan said.
T, He added that he did not
own the bus line but that it
was owned by several local
business men.
! Mayor Lee G. Bettin ge r
stated that he could find no
ordinance to permit the coun-
Evening star., 1951-07-11
CLERK-TYPIST

NIElt1A-I I FISH
Excellent opportunity for your. la.
interested in q permanent position
= variation Of duties; 5z-day wesF
1858 wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Nd
Evening star., 1951-07-11

Inside and outside. experienced: large
apartment development; good hourly
pay, BUCKINGHAM. MAINTAIN
ENGE ErIinstoI DEPT. va 5000 N. 4th st..
PANTRY MAN, colored; must have
h9ssl annv or r. reStsgrant Taal eSneJ J snd 5st
G9s 59s9 Wis. " rear ave. 0 NV. s.'sH after foE; 4
noon: No phone calls. III
PHARMACIST. full time man. good
starting salary, chance for advance
m6M msnt. M Apply 3 IL. IN IN person. cHAsTLE-
PHARMACIST, exper., local ref, full
or. part time; hours to suit; excel.
salary. EN- 4400.
PLASTERERS-Top mechanics only.
Apply on Job; see foreman. 103 West
Columbia st.. Falls Church, Va. -12
PLUMBER, experienced job hand,
VIII d; C.. drivers permit. Call
PLUMBERS, exper. men. new work
and remodeling; top wages; D. c.
Ga. ave. NV. Tu. 1900. liz
PLUMBERS, HELPER. experienced.
Arlington Co: Jobs. r. A. McGoNE-
Notwithstanding preferred bu,
not necessary; steady position: apply
7th st. NV. -1b
PORTER. colored. for general work
in retail store; must oe willing;
references required. MILLS CO.
PORTERS, pleasant working conds.,
new super market; top salary, vaca-
ton with pay: Contact MR.. HANT-
MAN or MR.. DECKER bet. / and 8.
1860 Lee blvd. Falls Church. va.
--l3
P9RTERs 4RII1 ~ day p1sosrrorsf Xerkr refs, required
nedy st. NV. GE. 5000. -I2
PORTER for general cleaning anc
stock work. STANDARD DRUG CO.
1101 H st. ne. and 1929 Minnesota
Evening star., 1951-07-11

MEN Cd. white. for part-time work;
must have car; average earnings
$3.50 mo. Call RE. 6436 for appoint
ment. ID
MEN ts), white, to distribute hand
bills, daily pay SO. am. 400 New
York ave. NV.
MEN. ambitious. alert. aggressive, to
train as managers for a national
small loan or6anlzation; no expert
ence necessary, car required; salary
plus car allowances. paid vacations.
other employe benefits. rapid ad-
vancement; Will accept trainees
under CT Bill: apply in person,
g-5 weekdays. 81 Sat. LINCOLN
LOAN SERVICE. INC, 3412 Rhode
Island ave-, Mt. Rainier. Nd. Also
OLD DOMINION SMALL. LOAN at
1O3 N. Alfred ST., Alexandra, va.
ia
MEN, $3.50, seeking security Of perm.
position with oppor. of good income
and advance. Prev. sales exper. not
nee. Start $50 wk. Apply lO am
Pm. RIM. 7o2. 710 14th st. n W.
MEN, 2 electric cabinet installation
helpers: rs to 35 years Of age. 8
days. Permanent. Apply BREYER
ICE CREAM CO.. 1880 Bladensburg
Evening star., 1951-07-11
SALES MANAGER

Real estate sales manager. Falls
Ghureh. ofiess;, Wonderful opportun-
23 to 35. to cal, on
building industry, for aggressive local
concern. Offering Ist class line of
steel building products. Permanent
with excellent future. Must have
but not necessary. Answer giving
references. all particulars and salary
requirements. Boz 209-G Star. -15
WITH CAR. Can make
$500 wk. or more selling business
inyestment in lge. downtown ONCE.
Call GUY RICHARDSON. ST. 1900.
young man. sober. fe-
liable. for wholesale food route:
good hrs. and good pay; must have
drivers permit. Call mornings, DU.
0704; ewes. Ia. 6278. -13
mems wear. modern air
c4nd c;rS store; permanent 9T4IeI poSi1IieoIn
STORES, corner = ST.. at 9th NV.
TONS finest ofi-sale packaee liquor
store; position permanent; refer
ences required. CLARK'S. 703 l4th
st. NV. Ia
in mems
furnishings fu :, and hats; good oppor;; ppoE;
g, STORES sE : NC 1929 F st. n NV.
sALEsMAN--25 to 35 years Of age,
neat appearance. earnings UP to S100
Eweek, outside sales work; own hrs:
BLDG, Miss White. 18th and G sts.
exper.; qualified to take
care Of storm window and siding
dept. of local company. Write full
details concerning exper. and refs.
Our employees are aware Of this ad
9 Write to BOX 2S7-G, z gsI Star; .,,a.l ~i2 J.,
side d. selling; M ing Apply IN I,J person. SEN sES o
sALEsMAN-Earn Al X; AN 500 weekly. part
time and evenings. MIR. FOWLER.
DU. $500 $50 pm. to II Pm.
Observation-Disclosures of
the large hearing aid distributors
has two openings in the Wash. and
Va. area; excel. future for earnest
man to enter semiprofessional line;
mission basis. ST. 5553. -l5
ACKNOWLEDGMENT young man.
under As. with ability to sell COM
More than average earnings to the
right party. Apply Mr.. Frederick
Levy, 1435 H st. NV. lis
life insurance-We have
2 openings for the right men. inter-
ested in earning $4,000 per year OF
better; salary and commission dur
ing training period; security and
opportunity assured; many attrac.
tive benefits offered, Write or cal
JOHN HANCOCK INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1951-07-11
HELP MEN
BOYS AND VETS

Under 27 yrs; single. neat. courte-
Gus. Free to travel California and
return. New cars furnished. Sales
work. Can average $50 weekly;
cash drawing account. Leaving town
Immediately. See MRS. LOLLAR,
Hotel Harrington, 10 m. to Q pm,
No phone calls. 12s
MAN, with late model car, to repre-
sent collection and credit Of iarge
national concern Greater WASH
lngton area on part-time basis; must
nave reasonable amount of spare
time. Box 1861. Star.
MAN, white; must have D.. c. drivers
Work consists Of helping in store
ana white delivery. Apply In person.
1901 Conn. ave. -12
MAN for general parts work; Hudson
leadership; also miscellaneous work;
permit necessary; experience not
necessary but must be interested in
Learning parts business. OIL. 2121
See MR.. KEADLE. IL
MAN to collect insurance debit; es-
tablished territory; good salary and
commission. Apply BALTIMORE
LIFE INSURANCE CO., 635 r st.
NV.
MAN. experienced, to operate electric
sewer equipment. Salary and COM
nS anS $40 am. 4 to 5 pm; 80
expenses paid. make big money sell.
ing real estate. Earn while you learn.
M. Guidotti. AP. 0100. SMITH
Evening star., 1951-07-11
DRIVER-SALESMAN

Estab. laundry and dry cleaning route.
excel. earnings, commission basis with
guarantee. $50 salary during short
training period. HUB LAUNDERERS.
Eastern ave. at 37th st., Mt.
Rainier. Md. liz
DRUG CLERK, exper. pref. Salary
plus comm. DANA DRUG CO.. 1929
Minnesota ave. ne; Ia
Apply In person. MACARTHUR
DRUG CN 600 Macarthur blvd.
Evening star., 1951-07-11
FILE CLERK
FOUNTAIN GIRLS


Colored-Must be exper. on fast foun-
tain and sandwich block; day shift,
no Sunday work; good salary, meals
and uniforms. EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY. 909 Pa. ave. NV. Ia
Fry COOK, DEL REQ RESTAURANT.
Geebsniesv,lis GShsFlS5te Han, 90 Ma Ma Route 8.
HOSTESS 70 sS white; evenings only. 4:s0
Phone sH. sH 5Soi. S9tn 40 eH'ef DfaE' sDffsanE'
HOSTESS for cocktail lounge. refer
sHcss' experienced. Apply Box 94-E.
INSURANCE CLERK. fire, casualty:
exper. nec.; must. be stenogrspher;
5-day week: For interview call Mr..
BOWERS; ma: 2551.
LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. assistant
2s 'dsS Phone sk free paSHscHsIb sssHg 1PsH6
NURSE soyERSEss, saS S WI White sils e car. car.
for child 61a yrs. old while perma-
nent nurse Is on vacation; July Is
TO- tsS Aug. Ii. Open salary. ,Wo.
PAYRoLL CLERK, accurate w With
figures, some knowledge Of tipping.
Apply General office. WARbMAN
PARK HOTEL. $500 woodley. I'd.
position for the right people. ABBY
1915 Hall st. sc. Is
PIX telephone operator; steady posi-
ton; pm. to II pm, 6-day week.
Apply once 201. 1o2S Conn.
PIX OPERATOR. some tipping. fully
sXpsr.; S45 -wk. QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM co, 609 = st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR, must be exper.:
busy hospital board; 5-day vk.: good
orator for appt. DU. 4z20. Iii
PIX OPERATOR. experienced, under
LANTiC APPLIANCES. INC. Can
MT; Irwin, "A; S,55oQ; ;--l3
small board; pleasant working
conds.; air-cond. once; S-hr. day.
$50 to ! on alternate saturdsys:
attrac. salary. Call Mrs. Headley,
LEE D. BUTLER. INC. DI. OI10.
Evening star., 1951-07-11

DISHWASHER - Good wages; no
Sundays. Apply 1770 Pa. ave. NV.
IL
DIsHwAsHERs for general and por-
ter work; exper.; busy restaurant;
8 to IL pm. shift. Call 10. 2-4s00
DRAFTsMAN AND coMPUTER. ex-
perience in land surveying and sub
division work. Call Ii. 3-1257. --12
DRIVER for dry. cleaning plant;
good salary: route already estab-
lished. 2026 r. I. ave. ne. DE.
DRIVER-Parts pickup and delivery;
AND SS6s sTfHSsErTs. HSssszE;rTs'fl lila Il vermont ei ave ave.
DRIVER, white. 25-s5, for leadins
opporfHfity for courteous. reliable
man with knowledge Of city. Appl,
415 10th st; s.w. I17
earnings. Arlington Yellow Cab Co.
903 N. Glebe rd. liz
Evening star., 1951-07-11

CAFETERIA counter and ioor en-
ploye, white, age 1880; desirable
ary scale, $40 to S45 wk. and meals;
uniform. furn,;. group hospitaliza-
tion and vacation plan; no exper.
necessary. For further informa-
fifn i9Ib see e n.W MR. MeGARRAGHY. gil
CAFETERIA sUPERvIsoR-1f you
are under 40. active. alert and capa-
BILE Of learning supervisory work,
we. will train you for position in
cafeteria in Govt. bldg. Must be in
teTesssd ppa4 or IN IN food WORK
surate with ability. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES. INC, 1135 21st st. NV.
CAMP COUNSELOR, 5-day week:
swimming ST aGH experience necessary. ,Gail
CARD All liSA' PSNeH 70 OPERATOR, p to oHS Work
IN home ofhce Of local life insurance
qualified person with excellent op-
portunities for advancement. Less
t1.I than ID 4Q1hour work week, free hos
cations with pay, anniversary bonus
and excellent. working conditions.
Must be local resident and have
written references from previous
employers. White only. Apply In
PSi Sun. hMEtt1CAN HOME MU-
IuAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
CASHIER. and drug clerk; expert
sncsd; good salary. food furnished.
TOWN HOUSE PHARMACY. 10th
and y SITS. NV. Ma. 4555. Ia
CASHIER. white, 21-35. Some typ
ing. Local references. 6-day Wk.,
SAB to start. Apply Mr.. Nicholson,
DUPONT CIRCLE SERvICENTER'
cSsHirRneoafx Genni ave s5 y St ny. I'll
mornings or full time, to make daily
reports, keep general records. and
be responsible for cash; permanent
position. good working conditions,
downtown area. Apply Mr. GIL
VAR, 10y II st: ne. Ia
CASHIER R-BOOKKEEPER. We have
an opening for q young woman to
learn very interesting work and
make good salary to start. Auto
bookkeeping experience preferred,
but not essential. See Mr.. Hutchison
after 8 am. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-SsO0.
CHECKER, for super market; must be
salary. Apply MARTINS MARKET.
CIERkMYouns IEiS w M won woman with pleas
ant telephone voice for interesting
work in service dept. Of large local
Apply MANHATTAN CO., Laundry
and Dry Cleaning, 1898 Florida ave.
nv. la
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BOOKKEEPER

Man. General Motors auto dealer
Phone Wo. 2S40.
BRICKLAYERs. 1st class. white. non
MEsTERS R6sk susuksaN ans s1sssa 5R H. AEgK APERz
SCHOOL, Mass. ave. extended. or
call Rockville 1854. ia
BRICKLAYERS. white 12), 1st-class
and only 1st-class mechanics need
4r7oS9 80 s9.0 Or . ov. o. 1889 between $50
BkickLAyERs. white. Call JE.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, must have
hrst-.srading experience Good pay,
plenty OF hours. LATIMER, SH.
BUTCHER or all-around man to work
Benning I'd. ne. -12
CARPENTER, first class, with car;
must know remodeling; preferably
one who can do small Jobs OF cement
and' na 6rick work; good wages. Call
cARPES1TiEiRs S1ii wanted. Apply ss5s
c2RPRNTERsMs faPR ii a;w arl-around IN men
am. Fri, Sat. or Mon. to Mr..
DETAMoRE at 11O4 Vermont ave.
NV. 3rd floor. Ill
CARPENTERS for framing work; Job
Just starting; Hampden lane and
Lambeth rd., Bethesda. -12
CARPENTERS, experienced only. long
housing job, South 7th St. and s.
Highland St, Arl., see SAM. --12
CARPENTERS, mechanics only; report
Western ave. on Md. side. -16
CARPENTERS, for remodeling and re-
pair work; must be good, all-around
men, sober and Industrious; no
others need apply. w. j. BAUM
BACH, INC, 4147 Wilson blvd. ia.
4-l250. -I3
CARPENTERS. excel, pay for good
men; Homestead dr.. of Ga. and
Dennis ave. Sill. Spr., Md, or call
after 9. GE. 1909 IL
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ESTIMATOR-Millwork, exper. neces-
sary. Opportunity for oualified man,
Apply T. s. Bean. BARBER a. ROSS
CO.. 9TH and v sts. me-, DE. 0501.
FOUNTAIN CLERK-White, for eve
aaIIy; Call at 231 z st. NV. ST.
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Real estate sales manager. Falls
Church once. Wonderful opportun-
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HELP MEN 4

ROUTE MAN for established laundry
route; age 25 to As. Experience not
necessary. Good income to willing
worker. See Mr.. Ellis between and
5. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 1927