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no one among them can be singled out for
particular credit. Without their work we
might have had no moth-balling program
worth the name. know because, more by
the accident of assignment than any intent
on my part, came to be one of those who
fought for the moth-ball program.
When brought my command - the
battleship Tennessee = home from Japan to
Philadelphia on the fourth anniversary OF
Pearl Harbor was told to put her in moth
balls. Frankly. hadn't the foggiest notion
of what that meant So had to learn
how a ship was moth balled, and then
to see that the Tennessee got the full
treatment. Before l finished, had be-
come an enthusiastic moth-baller. which
was all to the good since my next assignment
was to take command of all such operations
at Philadelphia
It wasn't long before / learned just how
big, and dangerous to the nation, the pres
sures were to get rid of that magnificent fleet.
Economy minded civilian cabinet members
llEUdIICo dDoul NOotS lilC dtSih LOiiLcl blSi
of the global air seemed to want every de-
fense penny for their pet projects and so
claimed that ships were hopelessly outdated.
They were aided by the self appointed
strategists of world power who argued that
since no potential enemy any longer pos
sessed navy why did we need one?
Convinced the Admiral
WE KNOW now how wrong all these argu-
ments were. Five years ago they we're
infinitely harder to disprove.
For me, the thing came to a head one day
when was paid an official visit by Admiral
Frank A. Braisted, then president of the
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
l knew he had come to Philadelphia to
make out list of ships that could be
scrapped, junked, sold or otherwise Topped
from the reserve | knew had to convince
him that the entire moth-ball program was
worthwhile.
To do this handed him list of all the
SIS ships buttoned up in my command.
Admiral. want you to pick the ship
you'd like to see first"
We'll" he said, Il used to serve aboard
the Brooklyn. Let's look at her"
He went over that ship with fine comb
and an experienced eye. He looked at
everything from the radar antennae to the
propeller shafts.
At the end, he said: why, this ship is in
better shape now than when was on her on
active duty
Then he added the thing wanted to hear
''If the others are like this don't see how
we can afford to dispose of any of them
l assured him they were, and proved it.
New Machine
| DON'T know what Admiral Braisted re-
ported when he returned to Washington.
But he must have upset lot of uniformed
thinking, because from that time on the
pressures began to subside.
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"THANK GOD FOR MOTH BALLS!"
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drying agent crystalline substance
called silica gel. Pinkish-gray in color, it
looks like nothing so much as common rock
salt. Each crystal has many surfaces. Each
facet has the property of making moisture
that touches it cling like rain droplets on a
window pane.
In operation, the ship is made alright
and the machine turned on. 1t pulls the air
from the ships bottom, passes it through
the silica gel and throws it out near the top
of the ships interior spaces. Similarly the
circulating air is piped to the igloo-covered
equipment on exposed decks. In short, the
ship is made to live on diet of dry air.
This dry air keeps the natural enemies of
every ship rust, corrosion, dust and
mildew - from getting in their lethal licks.
Back In Action
LET'S follow, step by step, the process of
putting ship back into action.
As soon as the order is approved by the
Naval Staff in Washington it flows in
half-dozen directions at once The Bureau
of Naval Personnel. from its many lists and
classifcations, must scramble together the
officers and men who will become the ships
new crew. Within a matter of days the
ships new skipper. her executive and other
officers and the chiefs, petty officers and
seamen begin reporting - from leave. from
the Naval Reserve, from other ships. from
shore duty andfrom training centers.
Even while these men are travelling to-
ward their ship from all parts of the country.
warehousemen in various supply depots are
assembling and packaging supplies. These
are the things which could not be left
aboard - food, perishable medical sup
plies, ammunition.
The skipper does not waste time waiting
for full crew to report. As last as his men
arrive, they are put to work. The first job
is to put crane fall oversize and set the
men to opening all the ships vents. which
have been sealed to make it alright Then
the normal ventilating system is switched
on, and the air drying machines discon-
nected. Quarters for officers and men are
the first opened up, food brought aboard,
the refrigerators started and the galley
stoves heated. For the men will live aboard
their ship while they unbutton her.
Takes 10 Days
/ HE available men are then divided into
crews by specialties. and the ship into work
areas. While one crew works forward from
the STERN another works aft from the bow,
and still others work in both directions from
amidship.
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Takes 10 Days

HE available men are then divided into
crews by specialties. and the ship into work
areas. While one crew works forward from
the stern, another works aft from the bow,
and still others work in both directions from
amidship.
Each piece of equipment gets the precise
attention its history ticket calls for. and as
fast as each is inspected it is tested. Voices
begin cracking through long silent inter-
CONS, motors inactive for years hum again.
boilers long cold heat up dead dials, signal
lights. bells and vacuum tubes spin, blink,
jangle and glow with new life
Transforming ship from alternating
hulk to thing of pulsating life can be
accomplished in space of 10 days.
The system makes the time serve double
purpose, for the ship is reactivated by the
men who will serve her. They learn their
ship even while they fit her for the sea.
Just now, we are adding to our active
fleet at the rate of nearly two ships day.
But with more than thousand ships still
sleeping in the ready-to-go reserve, we can
do lots better than that if we have to - and
it's all thanks to moth balls. The End
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HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS MANAGER. colored. for
SMALL restaurant; liquor; must be
exper. Box 81. Star. -1S
Apply M. ks RESTAURANT. 1923
Ga: ave-, Silver Spring, Md. SH.
9661. -1S
GIRLS, 1880. to work in large tele-
vision service office; must be. neat
and courteous and have good hand:
writing; 5-day, 40-hour week; good
starting salary and excel chance
for adyancement. See Mr.. Silvern.
PHILLIPS. INC. 2012 Shannon pl.
Sc. lust across 11th ST. bridge. one
block north OF Nichols ave.. between
U and v SITS. -21
GIRLS. 1880. to work in lge. televi-
sion service once; must be neat and
courteous and have. good handwrit-
ing; 5 day, 40 hr. week; good
starting salary and excel. chance
for advancement See Mr.. silvern.
PHILLIPS. INC, 2012 shannon pl.
s.e.; just across 11th st. bridge,
one block north of Nichols ave-,
between U and v SITS. 10
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HELP WOMEN

PRACTICAL NURSES twhite)-s-hr.
duty. good salary and maintenance,
apply 1920 Upton st. NV. -1S
REAL ESTATE sALESWOMAN ~.
25-35; good opportunity in we'll
established ONCE; experience not re-
ouired. Previous selling will be
given preference. For appt.. call
Mrs. Sykes, SH SOLO, MONTGOM-
ERY INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMAN-Must
be capable of selling the better-class
properties, D. c. and nearby Mont
gomery County. LEGUM g. GERBER,
Realtors. OR. 5000. 1915 Conn. ave.
REAL ESTATE sALESWoMEN (2I. to
begin immediately in the real estate
awaiting the Individual selected Sn with IL
established uptown firm. Members
Of Washington Real Estate Board.
Must have late model automobile.
pc above averare in ability. and over
21 yrs. Of age. We prefer eXpcri-
enced sales personnel but will train
you. BERENTER q CO.. 1923 Ga
ave. NV. IA. 1880. -16
RECEPTIONIST-High School grad
uate of refinement; pleasant man
ner and neat appearance; knowl-
edge Of typing helpful. S45 per wk.
INTERNATIONAL BANK. 726 Jack
REcEPT1oNIsr isc Fl oiHi TYp1sr, 5H Nld day
LIAM PERAu. 81 Sis Tsst' y st. NV wv via via
RESIDENT MGR (w.)-smsli room.
ing, Ink. house. Room, plus small
sal. MILLER REALTY, Sl4 i4th n NV. ".
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HOSTESS
HOSTESS

Dining room experience, I0O-room
hotel: Employe benefits. Apply Box
256-L. Star ia
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LADY, active, middle-aged. resident
of Washington, with drivers license,
as saleslady in small. established
real estate firm. Previous experience
not necessary. Write Box 297-0,
Star. giving particulars. lie
LADIES s!-Earn sSG:s4o weekly
waiting. RE. O795. -l6
LADIES (3) neat, dependable: 8 hrs,
day or evenings. RE. s107.
YOUNG LADY, 1925. for estsb.
lshed real estate ONCE Good typist,
able to meet the public; salary open.
Call MISS WELLES. MA. 20S9. -19
YOUNG LADY, stenographer, for
clerical work in law ONCE Expert.
ence not necessary. Box 215-L. Star.
LADY, general ONCE work.
knowledge of bookkeeping required:
small organization. Apply between
10 and 3. PROCTOR & HUTCHIN-
SON, 3714 14th st. NV. -21
YOUNG LADY wanted, with college
training and cultured background.
for general ONCE work; live in NV.
Sec; good telephone voice and per-
sonality. Good hours and salary.
Gall MT. Diffee. COLONY HOUSE.
YoTNG LADY, for clerk-typist in
credit ONCE Of large furniture CO.;
permanent position, pleasant work
ing conditions. See Mr. Swain, do
not phone. NATIONAL FURNITURE
CO., sol 9TH st. NV. -16
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WAREHOUSE MAN
Must be able to do heavy work and
IS wsLo% 5Ss'tSe eo f'5 sa5 s'qsilfs
ave. NV. -17
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
excel. opportunity. permanent en-
ployment. car furnished. See Mr..
West DoWDs ELECTRIC Co,
441S Conn. ave. -16
WELDER. fully experienced for full
time, permanent Job; year round
work: no lay. off; plenty Of overtime
work II desired. Immediate open
tsGo ing; Apply n person to MR.; MEALE'
SALESMAN for moor
covering distributors; territory,
Washington. D. c. and surrounding
area. Must have car. Draw against
commission. Box 14-J. Star. -21
WOOL SPOTTER. exper.: apply OLD
COLONY LAUNDRY. $3.50 Blair
NAN t to work in ,stockroom and NIL
terred CD S%fEsces ELgcTRc sEass REsDsH supPEY PEs
CO, 1855 Columbia road. NV. co.
MAN, colored. bellman. neat, sober
and reliable: 4 to u. six-day week
st. NV. Mr.. Goodwin before 2 pm.
MAN, for battery dept; must be
sober and reliable. LEETH BROS,
1920 18th st. NV. is
MAN WANTED to learn typewriter
repairing: fine opportunity to start
. career with Q progressive organi-
cation: perm. connections. pension.
good pay. ROYAL TYPEWRITER
CO., INC. HOS D st. s.w. Elk. 1888.
MAN FOR GROCERY STORE, must
know meats; good salary; ref. SILL
MEN interested in learning sheet
metal fabrication. No experience
required. See Mr.. Dove, COLUMBIA
SPEC1ALTY CO., sos Bradley blvd,
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HELP WOMEN

DINING ROOM WORK, woman, white.
Rm., board. laundry, good salary
Apply MASONIC AND EASTERN
STAR HOME. 5000 New Hampshire
ave. ne. No phone calls. .-16
DkAFTSWOMAN. mechanical. at least
ings; vacation with pay. Cali THE
LOFSTRAND CO.. Rockville 1898,
Mr.. Canaris. 80
DRAPERY SEAMsTREssEs (2), ex.
perienced on slip covers and drap-
cries. Apply in person. SCHWAB
BROS. 100 goth st. NV. -l6
DRUG CLERK - Experienced only;
under 40. Apply in person. CHAS-
TLETON PHARMACY. 10th and r
sts. NV. is
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COSMETIC AND DRUG CLERKS (21,
also cigar clerk; exper. preferred;
must have local ref. Apply BRENT
WOOD DRUG, 1901 r. /. ave. ne
COUNTER and grill girls for nights
COUNTER CLERK. age 1s-s4; exper.
Tailor shop. Bldg. 5io. MR.. GRO
MACK, MR.. RAMSKY. Sr. is
GIRL, colored. Must be
: MILLS pELicxTEsssEaN.D Essen i69 i67
COUNTER GIRLS. white: must be
experienced. AL day work, no Sun
days, holidays OF with paN meals
uniforms furn.; disqualification avail
able; $50 per week to start. Apply
ceuNFEn 81 e: ave GIRL. hiT white. for @2i dry
cleaning establishment; good salary,
saea'rOe sae. non Tiln pEi 4ssS, Rsy SoSo is + l.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR 1926 with
national firm. Good salary plus bonus.
Hours 5000. five-day week. Cali
MR.. MEYER. D1. 1922. 9 a.m.-4 D m,
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white. az aiss5,
with dental office exper. Start $50
to S55 depending upon ability
Modern 18th st: ONCE. Cali Ia. 2l78.
DENIAL vi M"HYGGlEN1sT-Fun or part
time; salary or percentage, DEPEND :
ing upon capability; downtown once
Please state age. school, experience
and references. Box 109-L, star.
DESK CLERK-white, must Know
secretarial switchboard, new de luxe
air cond. apt. house. Hrs. S-4:30
pm. $3.50. 3701 Conn. ave, NV.
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BEAUTICIANS. for several branches:
excellent opportunity. we train you.
Apply. apply sIs s EllHsyorth dr.. SILVER
around, salary and commission. s.
auired. Cali MIR. JULES, TIE. 7140.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. full or is part
shaSrrc ssRs cals oFaRATcR Ri a7tG .xD.r- -ls s,-
around operator. Salary and com
MoosE HR2b SEab6r9 z saifsa sAfos. fns.sH 1iis 4
Beauty III III; opERAroR-5-day- w Wk.;
foN feaFs 94 70 Conn g good sal1Eg Ho Sa4S SAs
BEAUTY OPERATORS, downtown
shop; no eve. work, pleasant work
ing conditions. MR.. BENNETT. ST.
BoNNAZ OPERATOR, exp. or other
on power. sewing machines; should
learn easily. Box 437-K. Star. -I8
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper. Call
MA. 6233 or apply S19 18th st. NV.
BooKKEEPER. exper. preferred but
not essential in ladies ready-to-
wear operations; 5-day wk.: excel.
FRANcINE, 1855 7th st. NV. @i6
BoOKKEEPER, for rental dept. of
downtown real estate ONCE, to han
die receipts, disbursements and type
owners statmentS; must be able to
handle switchboard; salary open;
give age. experience, salary desired,
etc. Box 323-L, Star -17
BOOKKEEPER = State experience,
education. references and salary ex-
pected. Replies confidential. Box
70-J, Star. -I9
BOoKKEEPER ASSISTANT, expert
enced: 5-day week; air-cond. once.
Salary S215 mo. gill E st. NV.
ME O1R0 -1R
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HELP WOMEN

STENOGRAPHER. full time. perma-
nent position; age 20 to 80 yrs;
must have pleasing personality;
work in air-cond. office. complete
charge of small ofice 5-day wK.,
Ma. 6ST0 Thurs, Fri. -16
general once
work; In 20s; for national trade
assn; 5-day week, 9-4:3o; air
conditioned. Call RE. 05I9 Sun
or SO pm. weekdays. --2l
ENOGRAPHER-Girl for general
once work; tipping, shorthand and
telephone answering. Call MR.
CHARLES. ME-. 6622. III
- National organi-
cation; responsible young lady; 12
days annual leave. 10 days sick
leave; 5-day, 35-hour wk. MA. 1854
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Switchboard Operator

Switchboard Operator
White and .aar1 tr NV Apps sRs S Sss sGSd 6ss
AID; ooss ss17 Ga. ave. NV" or sall
TEACHERS-l kdg:. one 1st and end
grades; white; Prot; able able Play pny
2792 or CO. 1886. 80
TYPIST. average speed; excellent
%po5sIsI %osKINs. 7ss .s sth ssa'ee' st. nW. E1S HRp
TYPIST-Young lady for interesting
work in insurance office. Excellent
week. Cali MRS. DEENIHAN. D1.
TYPIsT-Apply in person. THE AS
TYPISTS-Government gals on vaca-
ton to do temporary typing. Air
conditioned bldg. WI. 1740.
TrPIsI; young lady IN the insurance
This is q permanent position with
6h days one week and 5 days the
next. Must be fairly good typist,
reliable, and have good attendance.
sTEgART MOTOR CO.. 9th and
TYPIsT, with ability to handle cleri-
tion: S2,400 to S2.70O per VI. de-
pending on exper. and ability. Call
Mr.. DEMING. AID. 5000. 10
TYPIST, 5-day week. $50 to 5.
Work to include some Bookkeeping.
Experience not required S40-S50.
Call MR.. CRAWFORD. DU. 09s6.
TYPIsT. under s5. neat and accurate.
Some general clerical work. Inter-
esting and diversified work en- pub
lication. Vacation and other bene-
fits; 35-hour week; salary. $50 to
start. Apply BLINDED VETERANS
ASSOCIATION, .243S 18th st. NV.
TYPIST, part-time g hrs. daily,
morning or afternoon; no Fri,
Sat. or SUM-; fast typist, good phone
voice; 81 per hour. Apply Ia pm.
AMERICAN CO., 1896 n st. ne.
TYPlST, 21-30 yrs. old, for gen. Office
work; type min. so wpm.; no short
hand: some office exper. preferred.
MR.. DORAN. OR. 1900. lis
TYPIST-Experience neat, accu-
rate with good speed; S275 to COM
petent person willing to take re-
sponsibility. Permanent position
with good hours; liberal vacation
and sick leave. Regular promotions
Box 29-M, Star. -17
TYPIS1, general ONCE work in credit
clothing store; excellent salary; per-
manent. ASKIN'S. 1877 9TH st. NV.
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TYPIST
TYPIST
EU7 10Th ST. NV
TYPIST

i 7 f1Sl
Credit department clerks, young ladies
for interviewing. in ir-conditioned
office; no experience necessary;
starting salary. $50: permanent.
Apply REGAL, I'll Tth st NV IL
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v BOOKKEEPER'S
ASSISTANT

Permanent position with long estab-
lished retail store. knowledge OF
typing required; 5-day week. State
age and experience. Interview ar
ranged, Box 401-M. Star.
-27
BOOKKEEPER- CLERK. FIRE insur-
ance company branch office; 5-day
week: convenient location. RE. 2446
no experience neces.. we
will train; some knowledge of book
keeping helpful Mr.. Ullman. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO., 719 9TH
st. NV. is
CASHIER and general of1ce worker;
some typtng Full time, permanent
position. Apply WILLIAM BALLAN-
TYNE & SONS. 1921 F st. NV.
between $50 and ]. -17
CASHIER for large appliance store.
Must have some experience and
neat in appearance; 5-day week;
good starting salary. Apply MR.
SPECTOR, Gil 9TH st. NV. 30
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CLERKS

Will train bright young women to
sell better dresses and SportSwear
Excellent earnings; fnll time or
between E and p -16
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statesmen

If you have had experience selling
vacuum cleaners. books, cemetery
lots, appliances or home improve
ments. I honestly believe you can
increase your earnings by $1,000 a
year in our business We furnish
good qualified leads and draw
against commissions. Interviews will
be held Fri. 1890 am. sharp, 1912
M st. NV.
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RECEIVING CLERK

Must be reliable and experienced in
har ding furniture, in warehouse OF
fine furniture store. This is not a
desk job. Apply with good refer
JULIUS LANsBURGH FURNITURE
DO, p09 r st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN Gent }
CLERK

CLERK-Exper., white, excel. salary,
for dry-cleaning store, COLBERT'S
CLEANERS. 2129 R. !. ave. ne, MI.
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STENOGRAPHER

company: permanent posi-
tion, 40-hr., 5-day week; starting
salary S24Q per mo. plus company
ME. O300. Is
Evening star., 1951-08-16

PIX OPERATOR
Girl that can relieve on board and
do clerical work. Also type. 5-day
wk. Air-cond. ONCE. Apply MRS
STRAUSS. Gil 9Th ST n
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Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern ONCE in ne.
section; pay according to abil-
ity: pleasant working condi-
tions, paid vacation. group
insurance. sick benefits, other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC. 1S45 4th
st. ne. or 1404 M st. NV.
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ROIITEMAN
AUGUST 16, 1881

SALES CLERK. young man wanted
for inside sales counter clerk, selling
fans, table appliances, radio and
teleyision parts, etc. Phone Ma.
97es for appointment: 10
counts; out of the city. working
with our salesmen. Salary and car
allowance; s.s z1NN PAINT CO.. 1852
SALESMAN. experienced preferred, rS
to call on drug and variety store
eommsson 0Ga car 'f1Pni f1Pnishsd saafy phone ane
for appt.. HAROLD p. RUDoLPH
SALES SALES CO" 2041 K st. NV" ST.
SALESMAN, manager type, es aggTes-
sive. able to assume responsibility
SURPLUS, 1oo9 H st. ne. -ls
SALESMAN-If you are q salesman
earning less than $500 per year,
your abilities are being wasted. We
can offer you exceptional money
making opportunity, excellent COM
psnsatton. Per aaon Call MR.. DANIELSoN,
SALESMAN. a1-s5 years old. for
mems tie store; permanent position,
with excellent working conditions,
good salary; must have reference.
LATTs TIE BAR, s10 14th st. NV.
SALESMAN, mems clothing and fur
nishings specially store experience
preferred; permanent position; good
salary. CARTOONS, INC, Ding
Bldg. 18th and M. -I9
SALESMAN--Young man wanted for
boys clothing and furnishings spe-
cialty shop: experience in mems or
boys line preferred. JU. 7-7777
SALESMAN. between 21 and Is. to
call on local food stores; experience
not necessary but must have car:
salary and expenses. RIM. 402. 1881
K st. NV, between 2 and 6 on
Thurs. and Fri. and 9 to IL on Sat.
for mems furnishings
store; perm; position; excel; earn.
ings. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. 3040
boys clothing and fur
starting START n salary aa,.or plus eSmmiss1en.
STORE. 5eoi Gan Ga. ave. IN NV. @ M1s.
elec. appliance and teie-
vision; excellent opportunity. per-
poWd, d poWp's ofpsS'Rlisii RADiio 4 pee iE1rc.
TRIO CO., AIS Conn. ave. -16I
SALESMAN WANTED, to call on re-
tail grocers. Good opportunity for
right man with food manufacturer,
Experience helpful but not ueces-
sary: Salary and expenses. Car
FURNISHED; Box 2OS-J. Star. 1T
statesmen for mems clothing store;
year round Saturday positions; SAL
ary and commission: Apply WEB
sTER CLOTHES. 1012 r st. NV.
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MEN

MEN
rp part or tRs s1as yS5k wHy sSS 3 H5s sns
II you. can sell or learn to sell
apply in person. any morning. 8
am, 2310 Wisconsin ave. NV
YOUNG MAN able to drive, help in
shop. WHITE HOUSE VENETIAN
BLIND CO.. 3i2o Mt. Pleasant st.
YOUNG MAN for tabulating Depart
ment; permanent position; 5-day.
40.hour week: pleasant working con-
chases; insurance and Decentralization
Pso PEOPLES sstl5snept pSUa sroRns S5f EmDDg Agey
ment once. II p St. ne. MI6
YOUNG ,o NAN willing to work and
opportunity. W. ". R. WINsLow CO. CO,
YoUNG MAN to To- learn real estate
business. Rent dept. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC, 1417 x st. NV;
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined.
electrical supply house. C. A. LEP-
YOUNG MAN, white. over IS. to help
IN foam rubber store Apply S07 H
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined;
steady work and paid vacation. I'll
9Th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for credit work in large
retail organization. once work help
full but not necessary: good starting
salary. pleasant working conditions
and advancement assured for right
seaS Isrsy cRg4HaEsg APg1S Il gs5sGn 70 o1 NJ Win
NV, Ia
YOUNG MAN-Messenger for con-
struction once; D. c. drivers license
necessary; car furnished; neat ap-
pearance; chance for advancement
Apply Personnel Once, $3.50 wis
ave. NV. LIZ
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CLERICAL

CLERK. Is to 80 yrs; general once
duties in accounting division Of
BOYLE. Ne $500 -'n' A @1s g.
CLERK. light work: hours, z a.m.-
pm; 6-day week. Will train right
person. Ask for Mrs. Baker at news
stand. CAIRO HOTEL. NV. HO.
2104 10
CLERK, woman or girl. to work on
counter; dry cleaning. experience pre-
ferred but not essential. Good salary.
BRENTWOOD VALET. 1918 r. I.
ave. ne. NO. 5000.
CLERK, white. experienced, for dry
cleaning counter, and assembly
work; S36, to start. personal dry
cleaning. free. MELODY CLEANERS.
828 18th st. NV. -16
age 2O-45. accurate at fig
ures. for insurance ONCE; some
typing experience necessary: hours,
S;30,4 30; days; QUAKER CITY
CLERK-For s.e. ONCE of large ap-
pliance company: typing necessary;
5-day week: good. starting salary.
Apply MR.. DUBLIN. 2012 Shannon
pl. S.e, -20
Evening star., 1951-08-16

SHIRT UNIT OPERATORS. (D. ex-
perienced. on 4-girl prosperity unit
S34 so for 81 day-week. Apply ready
to, work. MAJESTIC LAUNDRY. 5dO0
shoE ASdEs0s ssAfEisWioMAN. Fl Va exper. only.
in. women's and children's shoes;
salary and commission Apply
MURRAY'S. 1910 14th st. NV. -l6
over telephone, for mower
shop. Experience necessary. All
leads provided. AID. 1884. Is
Park-siI-
yer Spring area; construction exper;
desirable 5-day week. Ia. 154b
MISS NEWBERRY. --1S j..
general major oil
company; 5-day wk.; air-cond. Of
fice; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Call Ma. 51sS for appt.
sTENoGRAPHER, So, 600 per annum
sstartinng, Sept. 4. Call Weekdays
sMTESoGRApHER III oeTaA for real estate Of
building. BOSS d PHELPS. INC,
sTENoGRAPHER, iia 5-day week. Amply
Mr.. Scott, OTIS ELEVATOR CO.,
1012 goth st. NV. MA. 0S37.. -19
must be gooN typist,
excellent beginning salary u h reg
ular increases. Boz 1S2-L. 81 10