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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-08-11


FOR SALE = small one bed
room house completely fur
nished. Bathroom with tub
and electric hot water tank,
copper pipes, inlaid linol-
cum Throughout, venetian
blinds. Three year ground
lease but easily moved.
Price $3.50. Fifty percent
down. Shown by appoint
ment only. Phone 1903 or
1872 Sunday.
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21

Arizona Post, Dec. FL, 1851 Sec. RI
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
MenOrah

MenOrah
The "Schulchan Aruch" specifies that the cand-
les on the MenOrah must be so arranged that
none should be higher or lower than the others
because, it is reasoned, none should be hOnOred
more than the other The "ShamuS" special
taper with which the candles kindled may be
placed any place the MenOrah. There must be
enough space between each candle so as to avoid
the flames merging to resemble torch.
Lighting
The time of lighting the candles is Immediately
after the appearance of the stars and it is urged
that the entire household be present so as to add
to the feStivity of the ceremony. On Sabbath eve,
however, the Hanukah candles are kindled prior
to the lighting of the Sabbath candles, since ac-
cording to Jewish Law it is forbidden to kindle
a fire after Sabbath has begun
The arrangement of lighting the candles con-
fuses many persons who forget from year to year.
The order is as follows: On the first night of
the festival candle is placed in the holder at
the extreme right and then kindIed. Each
ceeding night an extra candle is added from the
right. However, the ritual of kindling the can
dies is in the reverse. In other words, the first
candle to be lit is the left and the lighting
proceeds from left to right.
The candles are not to be utilized for reading
or sewing for other lighting purposes. They
are merely to be looked upon and their light
admired, recalling the miracle of the cruise of
oil following the Maccabean War.
Everyone Included
Even persons who are away from home and
who know that their wives or children are kind
ling the Hanukah lights are obligated to light the
candles wherever they may be. However, if one
is sure that the candles being lit in his home
he may light the candles without prOnOuncing
the benedictiOn.
Historical Basis
All of these precepts, and many more, are based
upon a few lines of rabbinic discussion found
in the Babylonian Talmud (Shabbat 23b). It is
interesting to observe that the tractate which
deals with the laws of Sabbath is interrupted
briefly to answer a question of the Talmudc
sages who ask: What is Hanukah?" The answer
is given as follows:
commencing with the twenty fifth day of the
month Kslev there eight days upon which
there shall be neither mourning nor fasting For
albeit the Greeks entered the temple and defiled
the oil, it was when the might of HaSmOnean
Overcame and vanquiShed them that, upon search,
a single of undefiIed oil sealed by the High
Priest found. In it oil enough for the
needs of solitary day. Then it was that miracle
was wrought. The oil in the cruise burned eight
days."
The Arizona post., 1951-12-21
Hanukah Customs and Ceremonies
By HARRY CUSHING

The Jewish people have treasured their Holt
days and customs with extreme devotion for some
$500 years. To every generation, these ancient
festivals with their fascinating ceremOnials and
rituals, have brought beauty, cheer and hope. In
every and in every land, where Jews have
lived, these ObServanceS have been constant re-
minderS of the heritage of IsraePs 1000 year
history.
1t was the rich and detailed series of customs
and ceremonals which have assured the sur
vival of the Jew. AS the centuries progressed a
heavy cake of ritualistic crust accumulated over
the basic observances 1t was this crust of custom
which has continued to protect and safeguard
Jewish life within, and gave hope and meaning
to every generation.
Shulchan Aruch
Like for all other Jewish Observances, all the
regulations for Hanukah may be found in the
"Shulchan Aruch" the popular Code of Jewish
Law. Author of the famed compendium was
Rabbi Joseph Caro-. His Code published in
1855 Through the centuries it proved itself
serviceabIe that since the 18th century it has re-
manned the standard authority for Orthodox
Jewish practice. The code includes number of
interesting injunctiOns which Observant Jews
follow in their celebration of Hanukah, the Feast
of Lights and dozens of njunctiOns for its proper
observance.
Happy Occasion
No one should fast on Hanukah nor on the day
preceding the feast nor the day following. The
feasting is not considered unless accompanied
by songs and praises. Charity should be literally
dispensed Hanukah, for it is instrumental in
mending the flaws of ones soul, especially when
dispensed to those who are poor and study the
Torah in order to maintain them,' says the "Shul-
chan Aruch"
The "Shulchan Aruch" goes into little detail
about the proper oil to be used in the Hanukah
lamp. All kinds of oil are acceptable, the most
proper fuel is olive oil, for the miracle in the
Temple made possible with olive oil. 1t is
suggested that every member of the household
have his own Menorah
For Everyone To See -.
Another injunction is that the candles should
be lit so that they may be observed in the pub
lie domain" In recent years Jewish families
in America are beginning to kindle Menorah
lights outside their homes. Instances are re-
ported each succeeding year of rabbis and other
conscientious Jews who have fashioned large out
door Menorot which emblazon the front porches
and front lawns of their homes. There have been
a few instances where Jewish leaders have pre-
vailed upon civic authorities to display the kind
led Menorah in public Of course, the GUS
tom is very prevalent in Israel to have large out
door Hanukah lights atop buildings and water
towers.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
Waly;
'~J things
BY Wally buy Right)
Enright

H o n Or" is
taking quite a
| b e ating these
| days. With po-
little al an d
sports scandals
shocking us al
most daily. we
look sorrow
fully at tha
Evening star., 1951-10-28
$500 See Model Ships
Al Naval Museum

The Washington Ship Model
Society's exhibit at the Truxtun-
Decatur Naval Museum, 1910 H
street NV, has drawn almost
$500 visitors. the museum an
inounced yesterday.
The exhibit, displaying preci-
sion scale models, will close next
Sunday to make way for install
Ilation Of another exhibition, ~. S.
Coast Guard in Action Since
1890" This display will open No
vember 16 to run through Febru-
ary.
Ship models Of the society's dis
play are to be shown daily, Tues
day through Friday from noon
to $50; from 10:30 am. to $50
pm. Saturday and noon to $50
on Sunday.
More than 10000 visitors have
toured the Naval Museum since
its opening,
Evening star., 1951-10-28


youngsters involved and angrily
at their elders, who are sup
posed to know better. Yes, it's
a word that at first glance
seems to be fast disappearing
from the language.
But most folks, like you and
me, still have a simple faith in
the meaning of honor" It's
something we take for granted
among neighbors, friends and
business associates. Without
our even thinking about it,
honor" determines how far we
will carry our relationships with
others.
You We're ResponsibIe!
And so, it's with great pride
that I point to the record, be-
cause in five short years Service
Tire has come a mighty long
way.
To grow from a business in the
thousands, to one III the mil
lions in our neck Of the woods,
certainly involves honor and
honesty. We couldn't have ex-
listed, much less sprouted as we
did, without your confidence in
our fair dealing. In order to
earn your trust, 1t was essential
to establish as fact that our
name was our bond-that it
stood for service and shopping
pleasure. plus honest merchan-
disc, honestly priced and repre-
sented. That we have accom-
plished this, means far more to
us than all other aspects of our
business.
What "Honor Value" Means
And so when we label our mer-
chandise as honor values,'' you
can be assured We do not do so
lightly. 1t must always be hon.
est merchandise, honestly priced
and honestly represented.
That's why We say if you're
like most people, then you'll
like shopping at Service Tire.
Stop In soon, you'll find
our visiting
right. n n
Evening star., 1951-10-28
| Plane Forced Down
On Pasture Of Farmer
Fighting Burke Airport

A plane was forced to land yes
terday afternoon on the Fairfax
County farm of Jones D. Jasper,
who does not like flying anyway
and sued Federal officials to halt
development of the proposed air.
port at Burke, Va.
Mr.. Jasper, who lives at Fairfax
Station. quickly surveyed what he
asaid was damage caused by the
plane and made this accounting:
I Electric power and phone cut
on. q COW injured by "hot" fall
ling wires, which the plane struck
looming in for landing. and fire
set to a large section of pasture.
But no one was injured.
Pilot Flying Alone.
i Fairfax County police said the
j planes pilot was listed as E. F.
}Howland, 209 Lawrence drive,
Falls Church, Va. He was flying
alone.
But Mr.. Jasper lost no time in
getting in touch with his lawyer,
ICharles F. O'Neill, and also had
/ a veterinarian determine injuries
4 to the COW.
j. D. Benn, manager of the
Washington Virginia Airport at
Bailey's Crossroads, said Mr.. How
land took off from his field at
lila pm. The Jaspers clocked the
flyer in their meadow about las
pm. The airman blamed his
trouble on humidity in the car
tburetor, which caused it to ice
up"
Sawyer, McGrath, Defendants.
| Secretary of Commerce Sawyer
and Attorney General McGrath
were defendants in Mr.. Jasper's
law suit in District court in a
Idght to halt the Burke airport
project. It was maintained planes
would endanger lives and live
stock on the Jasper farm because
Ithe property is under a proposed
approach on the fringe of the air.
port site.
Judge r. Dickinson Let's ruled
against Mr.. Jasper. Mr.. O'Neill
said he is preparing an appeal.
Evening star., 1951-10-09

80 9th st. NV -13
DELIVERY BOY
Who can make himself useful. Apply
between $50 and 1890 Monday
ADLER'S ENGRAVING SHOP, 1905
y 81. NV. %
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. finisher and
waxer for plate dept. or set-up man
or all-around dental technician; for
metal man, excel salary. time and
half overtime over 40 hours per VII,
Call Manassas 404 or write P. 8
Box 40. Manassas Va. %
DENTAL TECHNICIAN wanted, expe.
rienced in plaster work, polishing
packing acryiic. Call Ex. 1859.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, exp. clasr
and bar man; good salary and op-
portuntty. SULLIVAN DENTAL
LABORATORIES. 1921 Goth st. NV
DIsHwAsHER and kitchen man. ex-
per-; good pay; day or night work
DISPLAY HELPER. mechanIcally in
clined for table top and wall section
exper. helpful but not nee: 40-hr
6-day wk.; many top rated COM
pany benefits; Apply Personnel Of
hce., SEARS. ROEBUCK a. co. aII
Biadsnshlrg rd. ne. -
DISTRIBUT0R-U student,
part time. All day Sat. Salary and
free-time ad solicitation. commits
sion. LO. 5-16sl evenings Ill
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HeL.p MeN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced, D. C. drivers permit
preferred. 6-day week, good salary.
Apply JOHNNY'S TExACO SERVICE
STATION. goth and New York ave.
NV. Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
road seryiceman; must be expert
enced; liberal salary and commits
TER. 4ssS II. Washington Ssa blvd. All Al
iissHl; STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced and over 81.
have local refs; salary. $50 wk
LENOX MOTOR CO., 1923 Kenil-
worth ave. Bladensburs, Nd. WA.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
$500 per mo. to start: all day work,
BROTHERS. $50 8. Capitol St. Sc.
SERVICE STATION MEN
Your experience in automotiye serv-
ice and ,pS parts can start rSSc you on
car dealer in b. c. We need sew
eral men to train as parts counter
men. service statesmen. mechanics
helpers and service follow-up and
billing clerks. 4 interested in
cation and HOLIDAYS. reply at once
and character reference Salary
discussed at interview. Box 165-R.
Star. Ill
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
ton. Apply GENERAL HEATi1IiSsG
ENGINEERING CO., INC, 2131 9th
st: NV HU. 1866. I'll
Perm. position. Apply at once
SAITZ BROS. i34l r 81. NV. II
SHIPPING CLERK for printing once
must be able to type and keep sim
pie records: 45-hour week; starting
salary, $50 week. 81 Eye ST. NV
IL
person. 1906 Penna ave. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1951-10-09
UPHOLSTERER
BOY

16 to II years old. white. for inside
messenger work: s hour. 5 day wk.
good pay. Call personnel dept, HO
Evening star., 1951-10-09
TRICK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who IS neat In
appearance and between 25 and 30
years of age; previous experience
and D. c. permit required: must be
able TO pass physical exam. In ad-
dition TO salary. renerous company
BENEFITS will be provided. Apply
days S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l. No phone
calls
Evening Star Building
Evening star., 1951-10-09
DERIT MAN
DELIVERY BOY

Salesman and collector for established
J industrial insurance route: auto
1 neSesSarv Apply 5U3 Victor BLDG.
IST24 9th ST m
Evening star., 1951-10-09
COLLECTOR-DRIVER

White - Excellent opportunity 70,
young man wishing to expand In hi.
field. Must have exper. and abiiity
of our kitchens. Excellent pay anc
working conditions. plus meals anc
uniforms, Company-sponsored in.
sursnce plan. Apply in person
HOGATE'S RESTAURANT. 9th ano
Maine ave SW o
Evening star., 1951-10-09

CRAFTSMAN, experienced In electro.
mechanical design. Familiarity with
fire-control equipment desirable. Ex-
celient opportunity with small man.
ufacturing company. You won't
get lost in the shufie here. UN
DRIVER, route man. white. for es.
| tablished dry-cleaning route; salary
$50 vk:. plus commission; apply in
EMIBAssY VA VALET 81 SHOP, 20 soes vt ut
Pleasant st. NV --Io
exper.; knowledge D. C.. SUBURBS;
good oppor.; Nd. permit. SH. 1868
DRIVER Tor flower shop. Must know
CITY. Paid vacation. Apply 1903
DRIVERS and helpers needed for
BLUE RIDGE COAL CO, INC. % iio7
Jef' 6T pavis PAYS hwy, Arl., Va. ME. 3545
DRIvER XII ssio SALESMAN. soft -5lt drink.
DRUG CLERKS, Seat Pleasant area.
suil and part time, Must be exp.
bRf,c Ri; reg; 9S,rkRTR. II. 1+s43o. ;;34tN, -,o 10
sunday work, @ es 4s-hour msneesprs 1sepi ApplS Is
z. D. GILMAN, 627 Pa. ave. NV
DRY CLEANING and laundry route
man for established route; com:
wk. NEWMAN AND LUNsoN. s5S s5S
LeBaum st. Sc. 10. 2-36ll. %
ELECTRIC1AN-Old work: re.
pairs and wiring; full or part time
ELECTRICIAN 1st class. with Airing
ton and Fairfax County card. Gail
FA. 4531. p
EI.ECTRICiAN's HELPERs-Real on.
rprtunity for Advancement with ma.
| !ional concern specializing in install
| laticn. manufacture maintenance
! and operation of protective signalins
sy stems well paid for learning 8
| richly skilled vocation: wage pro
F-essive plan. paid vacation. sick
ness benefits. Call Ex. 1854 fol
] interY.eT -ln
Evening star., 1951-10-09
NO PHONE CALLS.
l724 II st. NV.


CAR RENTAL CLERK. permanent.
ta5 nood ms Psy might appy yqth MR fSGd gsY 6int
car < 2 pWE9asHEESRa E9 ESa 1 ASb # n'E FoLrsHff-
sl2-day week. inside work. excellent
WORKING conds. ADDISON CHFv-
RoLET SALES. INC. 23o3 14th st,
CARPENTER. remodeling work: must
have own transp MAYToN g.
JOHNSTON. rear 1907 o st. Nv
CARPENTERS, 1st class. all around.
reliable men- $3.50 per hour. Can
cARRip22SS!IaERs. ENTERS good framing men
ulder As; steady work; 50 per hr.
TO start. Call Charlie 9-5. WEST
WOOD PROPERTIES, INC. ow.
CARPENTERS tframingl. STANDARD
PRoPERTIEs INC. Rock Greek
kensinston ksaass n Md esSGr' See Mr Hslserman I la
CARPENTERS wanted for residence
eonstruetien; long job. Apply on
site. 5000 block Namakagan I'd l.,
directly in rear OF 5612 to 5622
Mass. ave. extended. Ask for Mr..
stutler. JACOBSON CORP, DI.
NAnFEN 1LnS. uTSl CLASS uSCuduICS
only. Apply 5615 Warwick pl.. SOM
erset. Chevy Chase. Md. -12
CARPENTERS HELPERS t2l. expert
eneed. sober. reliable. Silver Spring
area. STEADY work. SH. 50S2.
Ashton 5Sl4. III
CARPENTERS WANTE D-Steady
work, good wages: Bethesda area
Call WI. 9640 7:3o am. to 4 pm
Call OIL. 460t. 6 pm. to 8 pm.
CARPET MECHANIC and helper, 1st
Class. 40-hr. wk. Apply MUMMA'S
$500 Conn ave. NV 3
CASHIER CLERK, Is to 90 years Of
age, for division ONCE: accuracy at
figures, legible handwriting and clear
record of past employment essential;
must be active, used to handling
money and standing several hours
at time; clerical experiehce also
necessary; evening and night work;
5-day. 40-hour week; S295 per
month to start. Apply in person
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO. seth and
NJ SITS. NV. Take No. so, Rosslyn car
Evening star., 1951-10-09
statesmen

experience not necessary as We will
chandisins. national brand names in
heating. siding, roofing. storm win
dows. etc. Our business is not
seasonal. We maintain 20 trucks
which Is self-explanatory of the
business We do. Our men know OF
this ad. eau between 2 and IL am.
SoLIDATED ENGINEERING & Dis.
IRIBUT1NG CO. OF AMERICA. 400
Evening star., 1951-10-09
statesmen

Excel. opportunity for . steady sales
men to sell elec. appliances; must
have car. We supply bonified leads,
Can earn SIS, ,000- 1000 q year.
Experience not necessary, We teach
you. Call NE. 6135 for appt. ID
Evening star., 1951-10-09
YOUNG MEN

young men to assist mana.
ger OF Wholesale novelty and costume
jeWelry concern. Very interesting
work and excellent chance TO learn
a very profitable business. Good pay,
salary open. Mr.. BYRAM. Az. o3O2.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
YOUNG MAN

and be mechanically inclined Must
be steady and sober Good salary
and permanent. Apply GARY AP-
PLIANCE CO.. 2101 Rhode Island
ave. ne. MR.. MuSHER. 3
Evening star., 1951-10-09
statesmen

opportunity for oual.
ihed man to represent US in pro
tected territory. prefer exper. build.
ing materials salesman. Drawing
account. against commissions, gaso-
line. oil and tires furn. Our en-.
writing only for appt. sos Edmonds
BLDG. A1T 1Ith ST nR q
Evening star., 1951-10-09
VOTING MAN

IS or 10 years old. white. high school
graduate. to handle mail deliveries.
drive jeep and help in. mail room.
Drivers permit required. Call per.
sonnei dept. HO. 2476. .
YoTNG MEN as maehinist helpers.
excel, oppor.. to learn fine trade.
single men preferred. Paid vacation
and disqualification. Apply BOWEN
Il co. 47l2. Bethesda ave.
Bethesda Nd. -lO
Evening star., 1951-10-09
SHOE SALESMAN

Exceptional opening for thorough,
experienced shoe salesman. Perma.
nent position, with excellent saiar,
and commission. Many cmployt
benefits.
Evening star., 1951-10-09

CHEZ COOK Restaurantl Expert;
enced and capable of preparing and
directing preparation of food for
cafeteria. service restaurant and
coffee shop. Opportunity to become
associated with q successful com.
pany that is expanding its present
operations. The man we are looking
for will have unlimited opportunity
for advancement as soon as he
shows US that he can do the job.
Box 2-V, Star. 10
CLERK wanted to work in stock dept.
Apply MRS. LUCE. 1907 H st. ne.
CLERK. front desk. outstanding eoun-
try. club. Washington area. Meals
and quarters. Give complete details
inciuding telephone number. Box
107-S. Star. Ill
CLERK for ofice-Young man, white,
answer phone, use typewriter; state
age. exper- salary. Box 70-S. Star
CLERK, 1920 yrs. for detail work
in accounting ONCE; no experience
necessary, 5-day wk. Call RE. 2611
CLERK. special order, young man
Is to 25. Apply VIM. BALLANTYNE
q SONS, 1921 F st. NV. between
10 am. and 8 pm. -I3
CLERK. colored, LIQUOR store; driver'i
license. Apply at 111S You ut. NV
CLERK for liquor store; exp; aooc
WoopR1DGE VETERAN Nv LIQUOR
1858 Brentwood I'd. ne. LA. 6-66i i
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HELP MEN

MEN t2I. steady Job with local once
Of na. publishers. Can earn ST5
per wk. to start, Room 422 Bond
Building. q
Evening star., 1951-10-09

YOUNG Man experienced IN electric
permanent position. starting salary
yancement. Apply ACE ELECTRIC &c
SUPPLY CO; INC, 1925 14th st.
YOUNG Oh, "a, Man, An 1928. for rensra, rene
ONCE work; only trained typist need
aDDy aPPy EacYchopEDA H5 ssGfR1cANXZ sGS2e scaA.sNEZ
91S Warner Bldg. bet i0-4. %
YOUNG MAN, college graduate. to
represent large national publisher
Sentative: must have car Write
TINE INC. 1925 Eye st. NV.
Washington, D. c. care circula-
Young MAN to take charge of newly
GTsanzsf se ezry "a Sore sdvertsps ered dept bd I
knowledge Of city helpful. Good
oppor. for right party. Apply in
person to M. ,Winstead. CASTLE
BERGS; 1904 st; NV. Ill
to earn Who WhcesaIe Tect FTooery a9a1,e; bnsiness;
good opportunity for advancement.
Box 240-V, Star. >
YOUNG MAN with knowledge Of cleo
tronio equipment for repair work.
Permanent position. DI. 7747. Ia
YOUNG MAN to assist maintenance
man, at garden-type aptS.; quarters
and salary; in Alex, Va. See MISS
BIGGS. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Suite ri. Ill
YOUNG MAN with car to learn pest
control service: 5ta-day wk.. good
pay, commission, bonus plan. car
allowance. Apply 7344 Ca ave.
NV. -13
YOUNG MAN-To train for multi.
graph dent; over lS years of age;
permanent position; 5-day, 40-hr.
wk: pleasant working conditions.
liberal discount on purchases: in
surances and disqualification plan:
DRUG STORES, employment ofice.
=. p St ne III
Evening star., 1951-10-09

SALESMAN, wholesale grocery, estab-
Ished route available for a hard
worker with experience in calling
on retail stores. Box 241-V. Star.
-9
SERVICE CLERK-Man who is
steady, makes nice appearance, good
salary, working conditions; see Mr.
Btllhimer. BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO. ll3Q Conn. ave. NV. 10
for gas and oil burn
ers; overtime Call Mr.. Eisen-
schmidt. 10. 9-S222 bet. and II
SERVICEMAN for field repair Of ma
jor appliances. Good working con-
ditions and excellent opportunity
Full employee benefit program in
cluding vacation. sick leave; pension,
disqualification, etc. Evening ap-
pointment II desired. Call Mr..
Shallow ut q. 3. SUPPLY CORP.
sERyICE STATION ATTENDANT-
Lignt mechanicel work. washing; So
her man only!Er~ 600 Indiana sve.
n.w.s RE. S0S7. 10
Evening star., 1951-10-09
CHEF

Must be OF the working va -
ftety. thoroughly experienced.
able TO show low food costs.
Apply MANAGER. CARLYLE
HOTEL
Evening star., 1951-10-09
DISTRICT MANAGER

99-year-old national corporation ha,
immediate opening in Arlington-
Fairfax area. must be over 30. with
sales management experience OF
otherwise qualified for MANAGEMENT
training. Opportunity for aggressive
income. Car required. Write Ed
WARD EEVn. Marion. New York
giving summary Of business expert
ence and phone number.
Evening star., 1951-10-09

HAHN SHOE STORE
3t0I Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
1907 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HELP MEN

PHARMACIST--Rtg. Md: good hrs.
SIZE to start. SUITLAND PHAR-
MACY, 1852 Suitiand rd. Sc %
Evening star., 1951-10-09

FOUNTAIN HELP-Either day or
MSht shift; top wages. OR. 1850.
Ill
fsstlNTAIN MANAGER. white. Apply
JORDAN'S. 6l6 18th at. NV.
FOUNTAIN MAN, colored. young and
c.perienced. for neighborhood drug
'-pre; refs. RA. 3100. -
Evening star., 1951-10-09

SKIP LOCATER. experienced only
day or evening. MR.. JOSEPH. M Sis
Evening star., 1951-10-09

TELEVlSION TRAINEES
ANTENNA INsTALLATIoN HELPERS
PHILLIPS, INC.
Will train limited number Of men
to become expert television techni-
clans. Those applying must have
some radio training and must be
intelligent. ambitious and willing;
good nay while learning Applicants
must be between the ages Of II
ANTENNA INSTALLATION HELPERS
Young men with no experience. to
begin as installation helpers; a gooo
opportunity to break into the tele.
vision field; ages Is to 25. Apply
In person only. See Mrs. SilVers
PHILLIPS, INC.
2012 Shannon Pl. Sc.
AnAcOStia d c
Evening star., 1951-10-09
FURNITURE FINISHER
GAS ISLAND MEN
AND
MECHANIC HELPERS

Experienced men preferred.
Good hours. excellent salary,
ard many employe benefits.
References required. Apply
CALL CARL. INC. 1901 w, Va.
ave, ne.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HELP MEN

COLLECTION MAN. exper. to handle
installment accounts by telephone
will pay excel. salary to right man
LONGS, 731 Tth st. NV. %
Evening star., 1951-10-09
DEBIT MAN

Experienced solicitor for established
debit: Excellent opportunity for an
guarantee TO start with unlimited
earnings assured later. MA. o443