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Advertising
Representatives

Young women, aged Is
to IS, to contact buSi-
ness firms regarding ad-
vertising in the classi-
fled telephone directory.
No experience necessary.
Applicants must be, in
telligent, imaginative,
personable and enthusi-
astic. A car is neces-
sary, although just for
local use. Starting pay
is approximately $235
per month, drawing ac-
count against commits
sions. Average earnings
are high; 2 weeks train
ing. Salary paid while
in training. Our COM
pany offers life insur-
ance, accident and
health insurance, auto
mobile insurance and a
company paid pension
plan.
APPLY
MORNINGS, 10 TO IL NOON
AFTERNOONS. 2 TO 4 PM.
The Reuben H. Donnelley
Corporation
1121 14th st. NV.
SECOND FLOOR
-27
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AUCTION
At
WILLIAMS
a1s NEW YORK AVE
THIS TUESDAY, TOMORROW

THIS TUESDA1 4, IQMoNt0W
FEBRUARY 27th,
PUBLIC INSPECTION ALL DAY
MONDAY AND UP TO SALE HOUR
TUESDAY. ALWAYS REMEMBER,
WILLIAMS HAS NICE FgR.NITuEEru, ~,
AND EVERY TUESDAY, COM
MENCING At 2 Pm.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Magnificent genuine white
mink stole, won by a WASH
ington woman in a "Hit the
Jack" contest over Radio.
Valued at 100000 1.-TWO
thousand dollars.) State
n1ent from radio company
showing stated value.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

COLLECTION MAN for retail INSTALL
ment store collection office, experi-
ence preferred but not essential;
good salary, steady position. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 703
7th st, NV -2S
COLLECTION MAN for credit once.
Some experience required. Good
salary. Permanent only. Apply
Mr.. Trice, FRANC JEWELRY CO,
627 7th st. NV. at 7th and g SITS.
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PERSONAL

PIANO TUNER. SO city or suburbs;
ia see2 days: oV. 1927 ewes.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
t.E WITH R.ea aufs,ag Hosgts' sare opposite paas
REST HOME-Modern conveniences.
home cooked food, laundry: h.-w.
c1fsIoS hsss caiI I. Rpelssyille %sTN s92s "a.
AnIoNsaI m.Ess .,,lts alter ana remodel all
210 Evans Bldg. 1920 New York
ave. NV. Hours 90. Sat. tn pm.
.eA ENoEL, DREssMAKER, is now
Of the many people she could not
serve before. No interruption to
business. Custom made. restyling.
alterations. Centrally located. ITO
i st. NV. Phone Elk. 1908.
VACANCY IN narstng home; 24-hf.
ssase sass.nf safs az assnse0 so4o 0' county sn0
VACANCY In Friendship Rest Home,
semiprivate; 24-hour nursing care;
asSs srsy service. laundry included. wi.
MEtMAshsEi lynn sEiuFs ri 'eoonnSe eoIIsar Tah iaio
raE 8 3 KirTY 7 I JAY NURSERY SCHOOL
planned program. individual atten-
tion, germicidal lights; tap dancing
free: age 2-6. OW. 1896. gre
BUILDER. complete supervision. car
COST hishsss refs. RsE BAcos aSas ST Fo2So. 9SSo
NURSE or experienced sitter fol-
nine-week baby. several hours every
day for about one month. Box
222-R. Star. 26s
WILL BOARD little girl; loving care,
happiness; lie. pvt. home. Ii.
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HELP WOMEN

ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR. ex-
perienced or viii teach. See Mr..
Sparks 8 am. to IL noon only
ARCADE SUNSHINE. 713 Lamont
st. NV.
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BUTcHER-sober, exper.; good hrs.
and good pay; steady. Apply in
person for work. 1906 1fth st.
BUTCHER diEiH WANTED, must be well
experienced in service meat market;
steady work and good pay to r'sht
man. Apply In person only. GAR
DEN FooD MARKET. 1904 Bladens-
caR 9ass WashERs, "a; hisi must be experienced;
MIRACLE CAR WASH, 1850 Mon
tana ave. me-, near Bladensburg I'd.
CASHIER-Telephone sale; draft ex-
empt with knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing and typing; win consider hapdi.
capped person Apply BLAckSTONE
cLSSis1 IgPS No phone hs1s cars; ss..,,.ns:
ferred on National cash register
No. 1000 posting machine. Must
be able 70 work 2 am. to $3.50 pm;
one week and 3;3o pm, to 40
Personnel office. Mayfiower Hotel
Conn. ave. and DeSales st. -26
CARBURETOR and ignition man.
Must be experienced. and be able
70 take charge Of service dept.
BURETOR SERVICE, 606 E. Mont
gomery ave. Rockville, Md, Rock
CAR WASHER AND PoLIsHER-1n-
side work. hot water. Apply HER
RINGToN, TExACO SERVICE. 42.5
CEMENT FINIsHER, good wages.
longtime job. Apply I0022 Cedar
lane. Kensington. Md, zee NICK.
OIL. 9425 -26
CHECKERS t21. experienced. to work
in super market, excellent pay and
Eorking conditions; Apply TO MAS
coin ave-. Kensington. Md. Lo.
5-1S65. -2T
CHEF. knows planning OF menus for
better-type restaurant Take charge
Of kitchen for better-type OF cooking
Do not call II you haven't got ref
erences. Call 10. 2-3053. go
CHEF WANTED-Must be thoroughly
experienced for restaurant work.
Apply at the VIRGINIAN RESTAU-
RANT. 119 B st. sc. Ii. 4-S9s2.
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HELP MEN Cent

DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
rental rates. See Melvin
HERMAN. DIAMOND LOT. t01 M
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EDITORIAL, should have exper. In
news reporting AMONG Government
agencies and understanding Of Gov
ernment-business Relationship. DI.
1900, Ext. 2l5,
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COLLECTOR

925 st. NV. -26
ECTOR-SALESMAN = Install.
ment experience necessary; $50; 8
days; 10eo comm. add-on; 300 on
new aects;, Must average S125 wk:
Gw seess you sTANpAkp nsi aoMh
EQUIPMENT CO., 1904 11th st. NV,
CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR and
carpenter foreman for housing prof.
ect. Must know housing construc-
poston ssa a1m For to & EGes PEE ssfeay
COUNTER MAN. full or part time.
Apply in person. ARGYLE PHAR-
MACY 18th and Park I'd. NV.
CRANE OPERATOR, must be fully
experienced; steady, reliable nom
drinker; steady, year-around work;
lots of overtime. Apply in person,
4so0 Branch ave.. Silver Hill. Md,
CREDIT COLLECTION MAN. expert
counts: excellent salary. permanent.
pleasant surroundings. ASKINS. 737
DAVIDSON or Multilith operator: ex-
per. only need apply. STANT LITH-
OGRAPH, so Independence s.w.. Elk.
DELICATEssEN MAN, exper.. immed.
work. Apply MORRISON DELICA-
TESSEN. $40 Conn. ave. Wo.
DissRHHWiAsHER, PORTER. restaurant
exper.; steady work for right man.
DISPATCHER-For Glass A interstate
motor carrier. Must know city, be
able to handle men; neat. courteous.
with plenty of zing. Permanent posi-
ton; 40-hr. week. Box 475-T, Star.
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MACHINIsT. white. all round. expert
enced; permanent position: i'm
mediate employment; good pay for
qualified man. All benefits. AIR
TRONIC RESEARCH. INC. Phone
MANAGER for restaurant. State age
and give references in reply. No
Sunday work. Box 12I-T. Star.
MEAT CUTTER--Plenty cut-rate ex-
perience. Apply 3001 NJ st. NV.
MECHANIC, for field repair Of house
mold appliances; good working cond.
and fuE employees benedt program.
Call Mr. Shallow at @. T. SUPPLY
CORP, HU. $500. -97
HELPER - Experience
in spray painting desirable; good
working cond. and full employees
benefit program. Call Mr.. Shallow at
@. 3. SUPPLY CORP. Hu. $500.
MECHANIC, for Bendix washing ma
chine service. Delivery, etc. Must
be exper., and 1st class mechanic;
D. c. drivers permit: salary open.
Apply ]. L. BATEMAN & SONS
2o04 Rhode Island ave. ne. Ho.
200. -25 &
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AUCTION SALES
PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
TARY COMMISSION
NO. 038-W&S.-WATER MAIN AND
SEWER CONSTRUCTION. = Sealed
proposals for construction in Com
necticut Avenue, Randolph Road and
Fuller Street. Connecticut avenue
Estates. Montgomery County. Mary
land. approximately 1925 feet of
6-tnch and 825 feet of S-inch water
mains and 460 feet of 6-inch and
1.155 feet of S-inch pain concrete
or vitrified pipe sewers and 665 feet
OF 6-inch sewer house connections,
will be received at the ONCE Of the
washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission. Hamilton Street,
Hyattsville. Maryland. until Monday,
March s, 1851, at 2:10 PM. East
ern Standard Time. at which place
and time. they will be publicly opened
and read. Plans and specifications
may be obtained from the ONCE of
the Chief Engineer Of the Commits
sion, Hyattsville. Maryland. upon
deposit of $500, which deposit will
be returned to bidders or to those
returning plans and specifications in
good condition. DWIGHT B. GAIT,
WARREN BROWNING, LELAND @.
WoRTHINGTON. Commissioners.
lgE5,Z0.
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HELP MEN
ROTFTEMEN
Route Statesmen

xbOuOC 0Q4OS444O4A
Opportunity for ambitious men, aged
25-40. In our Sales Department;
chance for advancement. Apply in
person between 8 and II am. or
by writing MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
&'DRY CLEANING CO.. 1928 Flor
ida ave. NV
SALESMAN to canvas NATIONALLY ad..
vertised watches on credit: good
sng :o@psny sssnHn ssnes MI xish uPsn pag
NEW YORK JEWELRY Co. 71s
sAIhsMAN Il I'll asT te,. with car, sal. and
comm; excel. opp. to wide awake
sun %n evss. nhons sves gR wa sslS S7ss ssf .D9g!
SALESMAN for stove dept, gas and
electric; inside and outside selling.
prospect file maintained; car es-
sential: liberal commission and COM
ssns s ssass ssas.s soEs1ek sEelz Pssseaafl eo
SALESMAN. must have local expert
ence selling merchandise to drug
stores. grocery stores. delicatessens.
ETC.; established city territory; per-
WAsaiSaros " & III ogplz TzosAceo 5 e e Co. Phi
SALESMAN. adtssi IAN H;xi He;xxpierienced, for mems
furnishings store; permanent posi-
tion:-excellent earnings: good oppor-
tunity. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP,
942 II st. NV. IT
SALESMAN, ii you can sell and man
aRe a retail business call II. 4-7l69.
SALESMAN
S5, 900 up class Career opportunity
for right man. Appointment SELL
ing only. We have more contacts
than our present staff can cover
supported by radio and magazine
publicity. Draw against earned
commission.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
BRITANNICA
See Mr.. Magill, a27 18th st. NV.
Suite 700, for Executive Interview.
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AUCTION SALES tcont.,
ADAM A. WEsCHLER d SON.
Auctioneers.

xbbitt Hotel seized bassage at auc-
tion. Notice Is hereby given that
menctng at PM, we will sell by
public auction ct Weschler's. 9o6
i st., NV. miscellaneous baggage
TO enforce our liens for charges. left
with us In the names Of: L. j
Irwin, Miss Roberta FARRELL. Mr.
and Mrs. H. p. Wood, Mr.. Nickelous
L. 3. Odom, Miss =. Van Horn
shiela Manning. Mrs. e. M. Porter
y. J. McDade, D. r. Garrahan. Mr
Costello, W. Gordon. T. Castritis
q. J. Lationi, Mrs. Ella Hensley
Miss Jane Albert, Florence Raynor
3. stymeist. Harriet Marshall. ]
Z. White. r. L. Michaels. p. Russell
Mrs. .George Kellam. Mr.. and Mrs
Murphy, r. Berg, Frances Dorrance
J. r. Edmundson. John Irwin. Joseph
Mccrory, j. d. Carlin. John Crizier
c. M. Low, George Andrews. Charles
Armor, w. Mcconnell, A. r. Ellis,
Gertrude Krateville, James Properes
Grady Mattox, Randolph Ford, j
II. Turner, J. T. Abner. Miss M.
Hoffman. Miss C. schaeffer. Bernard
Mathews, June Gibson, Della South
ers and Pete Dendrinas. Parties
u interest please take notice,
EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and H Streets
NV, by GEORGE c. CLARKE,
owner and seneral MANAGER.
fe19, 26,mh6.
E0nQ 0wEN n C0N Aurtlonenyr
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ALL income tax, Fed. D. c., Md. Va
reoa, 2 an; sot to io6 3 pmess M s4, A. g min,
Branch once. ST. O477. Ext, g
RIM. 410, Bond. Bldg,
14th and N. Y. Ave. NV. 2S'
INCOME TAX SERVICE
So and s5. NO WAITING.
1919 F ST. NV. ROOM sos
8 A M. TO o PM. AND SUN.
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CLERK-TYPIST

SI4l1t4N Z ~ =
And general office work. Excellent
working conditions with good pay
Apply Mr.. Ettlin. Bird floor, BOND
CLOTHES. 1885 r st. NV.
CLERK, aged 25-45, for hotel front
desk; some hotel desk exp, good
salary. Apply ALBAN TOWERS Ho-
CLERK-TYPIST. young man desiring
permanent position In credit ONCE.
LONGS. 731 9TH st. NV. --27
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BRICKLAYERS, WHITE
Plenty of work. nearby Montgomery
County; Jobs Silver Spring, Be-
thesda, University Hills. Cali LO.
5-2534 between II and 2. or meet
my truck at Georgia and Alaska
aves. z am. every morning. Name
on truck, FREDERICK L. PRICE.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
ARLINGTON AREA


Sd. s2.24o
Tspist. s:15 to 3 or e:ib to a; ,OO
sd. S1.25 an hr.
Bank elk. no exp; Sd $1,000
RECEIPT. .-secy., rusty steno.; Sd. S225
Secy. .-ofice mgr; Clarendon $50 up
once elk, no exp. rec.; 5-d.. $l6l
Insur rate elk, no exp; sd. S175
Dictaphone operator, sd. 1928
Assist bkkpr., sd. $3.50
Allen Wales bkkpg. mach. opr. 500
Publicity assist, typ; sd. $l6d
PRINTING: some typ; sd. s4s w
Cashier. Clarendon S34
Dry cleaning elk. no exp. $50
MEN
once man do advertising. typ. S50
General office, Clarendon SITE
Purchasing assist, knowledge
printing; some tipping --- $4S ur
Assist. ONCE mgr, 5-d.----- $50
| Layout work, sd. --- S5e
Assist. bkkpr.. sd. $10s
Messenger. under 18; Bod $l56
| Routeman, dry cleaning - S5o
Cashier, Clarendon Open
| Auto mech. 80 an hr
Body man and painter-- S60
Gas station attendant $42 ;50
Stock work, sd. S35
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl. oW. 1900
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HAND, experienced. for
women's suits and coats. JOSEPH
.Es,ST1N & AAERIs CO. 1924 R24pEp Z st. nv. NV.
tipping necessary. prefer some one
living In or near Hyattsville; apply
Mr.. Myers. MASTER BUILDERS.
INC. 4S06 r. ]. ave. Hyattsytlle.
-81
Evening star., 1951-02-26

FOUNTAIN MANAGER. active. exper..
able TO handle costs. gross. menus,
sonus Sns pelsfnniN xGBHNY fG1a eaaAe saleI 1S aRS
FURNITURE CHAUFFEUR - Local
furniture experience necessary: TOP
salary, company benefits, steady em-
ployment. Apply HOUSE d HERR
FiuSkiiNniTiTuRE III NniiTu WAREHOUSE receiving 4
clerk; local experience necessary;
vacation. Apply HOUSE q HERR
MANN FURNITURE CO., 9TH and
GRoCERY CLERK, experienced. reli-
able. drivers permit; excellent sal
ary and good hours. Apply WOOD
MOOR MARKET. 1920 Colesville
I'd, Silver Spring, Md. --2S
GROCERYMAN wanted. must be well
experienced in self-service market:
steady work and good pay to right
man. Apply in person only. GAR
DEN FOOD MARKET. 1864 Bladens-
burg I'd ne. --27
HARDWARE CLERK, experienced
preferred; permanent position: ref
erences. YOUNGBLOOD PAINT
AND HARDWARE, 34l Cedar st. W.
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BY AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
9O5 E ST. NV.
TOMORROW
commencing $50 am.
continuing until mid-afternoon
NEW FURNISHINGS INCLUDE

digh grade kneehole. desks. vanities,
mirrors, chrome frame breakfast
group, tables, lamps, sofa beds. Hv-
Ing room groups. innerspring mat.
tresses ETC.; mahogany and walnut
chest, pair small French walnut side
chairs. needlepoint arm chair and
stool, ANTIQUE tables and FIRE screen,
living room groups. ANTIQUE buffet.
dining and dinette groups. chests
Of drawers. dressers. twin and double
beds. sterilized mattresses. Holly
wood beds, bookcases. metal utility
cabinets, studio and sofa beds. ma
hogany secretary. etc.
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, age 1885. We are
in immediate need Of young ac-
countant; must have at least BCs
Cd. c. degree or be on way to Sc
curing same: 40-hr. work wk.; start
ing SAL. $50 per wk. Call ME
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 81 to 80 years
old: some bookkeeping background
preferred; excellent conditions in
upper Conn. ave. appliance store.
MR.. DORAN. OR. 1900. --3
Assistant Kitchen Steward
One of Washington's largest seafood
restaurants has opening for assistant
kitchen steward. Perm. position,
good salary. with meals; night shift,
Apply Mr.. Meyer between 2 and
b pm.
i O'DonnelPS Sea Grill
1921 z st. NV --27
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HELP MEN

INSURANCE SALESMAN. experienced.
tion debit. Must be over 40 years Of
age and have car. Earnings should
average better than $40 per week.
For interview. cali UN. 4545 between
10 and 4 pm. -27
JANlTOR, ,colored. not over 40, no
an opportunity for q steady man.
Call between 9:30 am. and 1:30
pm. Monday. Feb. 20. WAGGA-
MAN-BRAWNER. 100 Eye st. NV.
-26
KENNEL MAN, to work In modern
boarding kennel; live In or out: ex-
perience not necessary. Box 120-T,
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VARI-I YPE OFEhAIOH
For permanent position with expand
ing organization. All modern en-
ploye benefits: 5-day. 40-hour week
with opportunity for overtime: ex-
cellent salary. for qualified person.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

QStlOHo.
BEN HUNDLEY
3446 14th ST. NV.
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER =
knowledge Of clock repairing; per-
manent position. Apply THE JEW
EkkY Eds beqfy sboP ssS Ext penas0n nggs
wATCHMAKER, thoroughly exper.
THE JEWELRY SHOP. Concourse.
Psnt PPsnnttagon Bldg. Liberty $1,000. Ext.
WATCHMAN. part time, age 45-55:
all day Sun, Mon. and Thurs. ewes;
must be able to pass rigid physical.
Phone AT. 1400 for appt. at HECH-
NIGER CO.. 18th and H SITS. ne.
WATCH ENGINEER, white. 12 to 8;
9th grade license. Apply Mr.. Boone,
CARLYLE HOTEL, 500 N. Capitol st.
WATCH REPAIR MAN, white. With
tools and equipment, to occupy space
shop on percentage basis: no nearby
competitions; growing community. In
reply please furnish references as to
relia5ility and workmanship. Reply
MAN. IAN SRai sRippins nsafi and receiving Clerk;
experienced desired, but not neces-
sary; good opportunity for ambitious
man. Apply Mr.. Wick, GEORGES
RADIO, 2145 Queens Chapel I'd.
MAN, white, to care for invalid and
not necessary but excellent refer
ences needed; live In. om-board
and. S100 mo- drinkers need not
apply. OW. 1920, Ext. "A, 10 to 8
or after 6 pm, OW 1885.
MAN. .,sS out outsids ssos selling ,sse 254o 40:
plus liberal commission; willing
worker can earn 5000 or more
monthly: must be experienced in
selling direct to consumer. Apply
in person. 9 am. to 5fp.m.. KIRBY
DISTRIBUTING CO.. 551i 14th st.
n W 1T
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AUTOMOTIVE

Exper. title clerk-cashier; mature
young woman. 4 you are 2 go9d
keeping we will pay you . substen-
and q bonus for good work. Call
Mr.. SWITKES, Ii. 3-SS00.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
MAN-STOCK DEPT.

0-Qay Wk., IlEnt W0IkS OH &Tdue euu I
cation. Call LA. $4,000. NELSON
g. CO.. 5000 18th st. ne. --26
time or part time. Are
you satisfied with your present. in
come? Fuli-time Fuller Brush deal
ers average S97 and UP per week.
Fuller Brush customers are olcas-
ant, courteous and buy these fa-
NOUS every day necessities regularly.
Each new dealer is. given an estab-
lished territory with regular custo-
mers and works by appointment
method An eperienced man will
train you No experience necessary.
Start on a one. or stwo day trial
basis, If you wish to prove to your
self what an excellent opportunity
this is Due to tremendous demand
for Fuller Brush products q few
openings are now available full or
part time. Apply oil National
Press Bldg. l4th and + sts. NV. or
call DI, 4477 or DI. 349S. -27
MEN (35. steady Job with large pub
Usher. no exper. necessary, good
earnings. Room k24 Bond Bldg.
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BANK CLERK

Girl. 1s 70 81, high school graduate.
benefits; 5-day week. Apply
National Capital Bank
6l3 Penna.s Ave. Sc.
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VTJTCANTZERS
BEN HUNDLEY
0aAn tAxI cSrT, ~ xrf

Good men can earn 500 per week.
Good equipment and working con-
ditions.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER. expefi-
enced in new and old house wiring,
good pay, steady work for right
men; car and tools essential TRUN-
NEIL, ELECTRIC. 7S42 wis. ave.,
BetlNsda. Md. WI. $500. --26
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1921 E st. NV. --27
ASSISTANT to hardware dept. man.
ager. must be experienced in all
q 9ohr Week sood eompsn, Ps1l
sinsss sEsRs. RoRRggGck o5RgGS kpsrsonnsl 8 e., 0is sii
AssisTasT AssIaissnasssaFs EoJfE aa pii MAN YOU Yoan.
aandy EYER rots sss ssas work. ase e
nent position with excellent ed
Sarssn, WrsT RND nsgGNpRs sse
AsssiisaTANTr ssi aysi r'~' STATION MANAGER
white. experienced, $55 week plus
commission. Call AK. 1855. -27
AUTO BODY MAN, 1st class; top pay;
best working conditions; b-day wk
LIBERTY AUTO BODY. INC. 2515
AUTO MECHANIC. must be 1st class;
WoopLAWN 1ieoasSaL TasI Service, H 0esls 4sse
Washington blvd, Arlington. CH
AUTo a5 MECHANIC. new car dealer;
large shop. latest equipment; y5h-
es esS week sss M sHSy1cG ESSs nS PsSH aRH
TER, 6S5 N. 0lebe rd.. Arl. --26
EhHL6 EAt ca
per. beneficial; GI training PRO,
gram available. Steady work, paid
vacation and holidays. hospitaliza-
tion, etc. See Mr.. Maloney or Mr..
Cappiello. MALONEY'S. INC. In
ternational Truck Dealer. S126 Ga,
ave-, Silver Spring. Md. rs
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, In Ford
agency: excel working cond.: paid
holidays and vacation: many other
benefits. See Mr.. Bowen. BILL
HIMER & PALMER, 3110 Hamilton
St, Hyattsvtlle. Md. -27
AUTO. WASH RACK. MEN
Large service station, good working
conds. Apply LEE-PERSHING ESQ.
OW. 7707. Us
BEAUTY OPERAToR-Must be good
hair stylist. for our Conn. ave. salon
Top salary and commission. EMILE
1921 Conn. ave. -26
BELLBOY, doorman and packageman
Apply ALBAN TOWERS HOTEL
BooKKEEePPiiNG MACHINE operator,
81 to 80 years old; experience not
necessary; some bookkeeping and
typing background preferred: excel
lent conditions. MR.. DoRANi
BRICKLAYERs. rear 2713 Ritten-
house st. NV, near Nebraska ave-,
or 104 Dorset ave-. OF Wis. ave-,
lst trafiic light past D. C. line.
Steady work. mechanics only. --27
Evening star., 1951-02-26
MEN

Lloyds Employment Service
1920 n. Y. Ave-. RIM. 500. ST. 2207.
-26
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TIRE CHANGER
THE EVENING STAR
TRUCK DRIVER
Evening Star Building

TYPIST. age 2o-35, for position with
expanding organization. Must be
accurate with minimum speed OF
81 w.p.m. Excellent salary for
qualified person. Call RE. S125
Evening star., 1951-06-08

Snotce OF Sels9 9-Pc. Secflonot. Z-P0Ff
Soto or Pair Of Loveseots
We know what you're up oooinst trying to fur
nish undersized rooms on under-sized budgets.
So we went into huddIe with one Of our stor
manufacturers (Selie) . .. and came out with
his clever Smart Set" grouping. 3-pc. sectionoIs
you can work into ingenious arrangements :.
2-Port sofas that can be used as one Jumbo sofa
or small ones. Love-seots-by-the-p to flank
your fireplace. Your pick at $llo! They're big
enough to look important, scaled down enough
so the smallest rooms will have that spacious
uncluttered look. They're sturdy enough to toke
youngsters rough n tumble, too Choose from
brown, red or oroy cotton donnosk in the group.
LOng Room Furniture 9TH Floor Co., Washington
srd Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-19

E. T. A., OF Spring road, Arlington.
writes:
Please do not too greatly discourage
your correspondent who reported her.
init thrush in her yard.
80 far, we have not seen our hermit
thrush this spring, but last year, and the
year before, we had one in our yard and
immediate environs for several days.
I'm fact, last spring we had three
thrushes, at the same time, the hermit,
the olive-backed and the wood thrush!
MY neighbor, who sees and hears the
hermit in the Maine woods, shared with
me the pleasure of watching him.
"And visitors from the mountain area
of Tennessee who were staying with an
other neighbor were delighted to hear
him sing.
This was surprising, since he pre-
sumably does not sing while in migration.
This quiet neighborhood has many
large oaks and a small stream. We have
relatively rare birds in such variety and
quantity that we think possibly the de-
struction of wooded areas farther out
for housing developments forced the
migratory birds in I'd suburbs such as
ours. What do you think of that theory?'
4
There can be little question that mod
ern suburban Developments, extending
for miles in all directions from our large
cities. have brought many problems.
The disturbance to birds and animal
life Is not due so much to the very
houses, themselves. and the people. or