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Evening star., 1951-01-10

TREE EXPERTS. exper. men wanted
by established firm. Call DE. 147l
rYP1sT-c 1 CLERK for boarding da house,
3 to 7:30 pm; salary and meals,
Sundays off. Call HU. 1894. -I2
USED-CAR LOT ATTENDANT-Perm
See Mr.. Rosin, BEAL MOTOR CO.,
140l r. /. ave. ne. 10
UPHOLSTERERS-Several. at once;
experienced; steady work Apply
DRAPERS CO.. 1888 Wis. ave. NV.
VULCANIZER. exper.. SOL per wk.
good working conds. BEN HUNDLEY
3446 14th ST. NV.
WAITER. colored, part time. 1890
am. to 2. pm; working conditions
good. Call Mrs. Barnes, 10. $4,000.
Ext. 430, 8 am. to 10 am. or
wAREHoUsE FOREMAN. reliable
white man. familiar with modern
material handling methods and
equipment. Warehousing Of print
ing paper, rolls and skids. in clean
warm BLDG; must be able to get
most out Of iaborers; permanent job
with excellent future. Call Mr.. Cook
At 81. 5000. HAYNES LITHO-
GRAPH CO., 1140 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring. Md. .-12
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CLERK
SALES AUDIT DEPT.
Permanent Position, 5-Day Week.
HAHN & co.
7th and X SITS. NV.

cLERK; ;sTENooRAPhER; white; f.. q
lubricant dept. CAN Mr. Wilton for
appt. Ii. $4,000. L. P. sTEUART
q BRO. INC, 1908 West Va. ave
CLERK-TYPIsTs-Needed by one OF
Washington's largest appliance and
television chains. Several openings
permanent, one temporary: 6lz-day
week; good salary. Apply Mr.. Bolts,
LACY'S, INC. 1880 Half st. s:W,
CLERK-TYPIsT, s5-hour week, pleas
ant working conditions and sur
enee and salary expected. Box
cInkk-rSPIsT. fiiS, SisF young lady. business
fve work; 3s-hr. wk; opport for
Advancement; excel. working cond.
Reply Boy IVp1sT 44rH' star d.vs IL I..,
for alert young lady. AD. 1900,
CLERK-TYPIST, maximum age rs;
permanent position; opportunity for
For appointment; can s, W. TURK
INGTON. ME- $3.50. III
1s.ss Christian. OF 5dsS Week. un-
usual working cond ana salary.
Box 199-H. Star. 10
CLERK -TYPIST, age 1890, must be
accurate with figures for insurance
ply / Thomas Circle, End floor. 10
CLERK-TYPlsT. to operate book
duties; will teach operation, of ma
chine. State phone number in reply.
CLERK -TYPIsT. 1895. for general
ONCE work, excel. working conds.
and good chance for advance; B.
day, 37h-hr wk; apply NORTH
WESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE
CO.. Sl2 Woodward bldg. Ill
CLERK-TYPIST. under 80. accurate
with figures, for circulation records
department, newspaper ONCE, George
town. 5-day week Good oppor-
tunity for advancement. CO. l014
CLERK be exper. in
filing and general once work; perm
position starting Immediately; no
racial or religious discrimination.
Call Ma. O922 for appt. Ill
CLERK -TYPIST. small ONCE. 5-day
week good typist; apply 122 No
Fayette St. Alex. Va. Ill
CLERK-TYPIST. mathematically in
clined; perm. employment in real
estate and insurance ofice; salary
dependent upon ability. H. CARLYLE
de LOZIER. Realtor. WA. 5000. -12
CT EDV TVDTCT
Evening star., 1951-01-10
Route Statesmen

Opportunity for ambitious men. asec
permanent position with excellen.
chance for advancement Apu
MANHATTAN TO-. 1928 Florida sv-
Evening star., 1951-01-10

MATCHMAKER JR.
Permanent position; must have ex-
perience: for minor repairs, CRYSTALS.
watch attachments. etc; enereetic
and dependable THE JEWELRY
SHOP, Concourse, Pentagon Bldg.
Call Ii. 5-670O. Ext. 5621S, for an
appointment.
Evening star., 1951-01-10

FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, for drug.
on busy D. C. fountain; S25 wk
to start 1901 Ga. ave. NV. IL
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white; gqo6
PEuq PR -GS STORE 47so l4th st: M11 n"
FoGNTAiN 81 AN GIRL. white, 3 to 4 ewes.
wk.. from 8 to IL. and part time
Sunday; IS cents per hour. WHIT
LEYS DRUGSTORE, eth and Ken
FoHSTaTN 9sdS AIN Girl; GE ss3o ~hite experienced
WooDLAWN PHARMACY. 1919 N,
Glebe I'd OK. $500. ~
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, Is years
or over: experience not necessary
Apply in person, POTOMAC DRUG
FoUSTAIN Z GIRL, colored or White,
early shift. Apply mornings. DOR
CHESTER PHARMACY, 24s0 10th
FOUNTAIN sSi SiEi GIRLS. white, expert,
enced: good hours. Apply CHASTITY
TON PHARMACY. 18th and K Sts
FOUNTAIN MANAGER-one who can
manage busy fountain and help
G92dsr Coed hours, good c. pay; and Tq"s- ? n
HpGH PHi scHoo2 IA 1922; graduates t2,. VIII white
in old established insurance Arm
exper. not necessary; pleasant work
ine conditions; 5-day wk., vacation
with pay. Telephone ST. l4l4: 1t
INSURANCE-Exper. policy writer foI
FIRE and casualty insurance, oce; OLD
established oce; 5-day week, Reply
1SVolcE CLERK = Knowledee o.
comptometer or Burroughs calcu'
iator essential; employe discount OF
purchases and other company oene
Mss Ms 5onss tosouE sEXss NssS Es & All
Co. 23O1 Lawrence ave. me- NO
JEWELRY. exper. necessary: repai
clerk and salesladies os): s7lar salar;
identiaI. Box Ses-K. Star, III
must type; good pay. 4O-hr. week
L. c. SMITH & CORONA TYPE
WRITERS; INC: 14ls Park I'd. NV
y6NIoR OR CIERKGThe Star has ar
IS and 2i i years Of age. Applicant
should be neat in appearance. con
scientious. able to give good at.
sendsnes snse. and capable sso Of to passaaSs
Monday through Fridav:, generous
company benefits in addition te
salary Apply Personnel. Room sos
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81
The Evening Star. 1l01 Penna. ave
LAUNDRY MARKERS ta). expert
enced. Apply ready to work. SAM
BURKA, $40 7th ST. sc. -l2
NURSE. for newborn. 2-yr.-old and
school-age child Live in. Immed
employment. other help empl. Ex-
perienced only apply. Salary S115
to 5000. Telephone DE. 1900. la
NURSES AIDE. white. for S-hr. duty
for nursing home in suburb. Live
in FA. 0643,
OFFICE ASSISTANT. TYPIST; knowl-
edge of bookkeeping helpful but not
necessary; good working conditions;
5L2-day. 39-hour week. DYER
BROS. INC. 734 18th st. NV. Ill
PIANIST. for children's dance studio;
Sc. Washington: popular and class
ical music for ballet and tap; steady
work, 5-day week. Phone LU. 4-51s0
between IL am. and 2 pm. daily
except Saturday. Ill
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, for elderly
lady; recent Washington refs. GE.
PRE-SCHoOL TEACHER; 5-day wk.,
8 ANIL pm; $1O0 month living
quarters Il desired. HI. 447a. IL
Evening star., 1951-01-10


Sick benefits.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES. INC.
IS45 4th st. NE. Ii
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIsT for
established NV. real estate once.
Please state qualifications and salary
expected. Replies confidential. Box
sECRETARY- -sTENoGRAPHER, age
20 to 25, eficient, alert, attractive.
oil co. Salary open. Call MISS
sfSRETAk} E3HNEI 4E' st2Ss ts2TSEsNoGRApHERt tl -
aseEsssGsn sseE sss aoSS mast like deta
be accurate with, figures, alert and
neat: $50 wk.. plus lunch. For in
terview, write fully, stating age, edu.
cation, experience and phone. Boz
SERVICES SERVO; S;At OPERATOR. for making
buttons. belts, hemstitching; white;
good starting salary; congenial sur
SEWING MACHINE CO, 31O7 NJ
sHiRi sill Il" opERAToRs-Mus. be ex-
LUNA CLEANERS, 1905 14th st, NV.
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS al, .x-
perieneed. Apply ready to work. SAM
@ CENTURY 1 DRY CLEANERS, $So4
SODA FOUNTAIN MGR.-short hrs.
500 salary; no nights, no Sundays.
sTENoGRAPHER. with seneral once
experience, u to 45; fve-day weeE
salary, $4,000 Write or see Nc.
Clarke e 5, ManageI,s onncl.
STrNocp r~,.r,.rc.d ia,
interesting work in pleasant, car
genal ONCE; private research organ.
ization; 8 day, 35 hr. week; salary
onen: call EX. 6715 between 9-5.
sTENoGRAPHER,, part time. $50 70
small ss2 sx6oympd1 eozs as9ef % Psr'GR 81 s5sSs s5sis
sTEN6GRAPHER II Z; ri rhRs .iser Permanent M posi-
tion; 5-day, 4O-hr. week, vacation
With pay; WARNER BROS; PIC
TUREs' 9o1 New Jersey ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. besinner, to train
for secretarial- position; permanent.
advancement. 5-day Tk.;. paid vaea-
sTESoGRAPHER. you youns sN'i lady. w. for
work in ofice of fuel and bldg:
material company; good salary and
X x0'FnT wooDsos s6Hss ss5 co H5 f5ls siy.ss: s.
STENOGRAPHERS (2). one between
csN Is and M.TioS.i = yrs eo,ss1 of sgs REPuBLI;
STENOGRAPHER. young lady. wanted
by steel fabricator and building ma
terials dealer. Apply ROSSLYN
STEEL g. CEMENT CO., 3O31 K
st. NV. Ia
STENO. 1895. sa.65O ". to start;
interesting work. main once Of mo-
tion picture concern. 5-dsy. 40-hr.
week, 20 days annual leave; must
take dictation 30 wpm. Apply RIM.
sts. NV. or phone Ii. 5-6700. Ext.
63323. IL
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST
(SOME KNOWLEDGE
OF SHORTHANDl

tsoME KNOWLEDGE
OF SHORTHAND
Young woman. 21-35 years Of age,
high school graduate. neat in ap-
pearance and capable OF giving good
attendance Applicant selected will
remain q clerk-typist until she Is
then classification and pay rate
will be changed to that Of stenogra-
pher Apply Personnel, Room 506:
open weekdays. 5000 and Satur-
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave NV
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS, ex-
per, 5-day. 40-hr. week; excel.
working conds.; .opport. for ad-
pEofnEs DRUG 5ood sroREs Ras Employ ARos
ment once. II p st. ne. I'll
Comptometer Operators
Experienced operators to work in
modern ONCE in ne. section; pay
according to ability; pleasant work
ing conditions; paid vacation, group
STORES NC. ls4s 4th st: n.e..i1
CREDIT MANAGER assist
ant. Must have credit dept
experience with knowledge
of typing. Permanent posi-
ton. 5-day week.
WILLIAM HAHN & co.
7th and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-10

MESSENGER-DRIVER
High-school graduate, 21-25 years OF
caps BILE of passing physical exam !;
must have D. C. drivers permit and
a clear driving record: 5-day AO-
hour week Apply Personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays, s:30-5: Sat,
81 No nhone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-01-10

Statesmen, Interested in job paying
from S75 to S125 weekly: direct
sales: car necessary: we will train.
Apply In person, 91S Warner Bldg,
18th and 3 sts. NV, 1890 to 1890
for inter lew. -12
Statesmen who are interested in a
At once. No limit to your earnings
Sales, exper. not required, we give
furnished while in training; quick
promotion to those who qualify as
sales MANAGERS. Apply. 9 to IL
noon; ns ,, $50 st: NV. suite 307
car, required: personable manner
and neat appearance. To contact
well.established, protected trade in
WASHINGTON and vicinity. Repeat
profitable, sales to apts., real es-
tate. and business. firms. schools,
hotels. etc. Extra large inventories
OF sanitary, maintenance, supplies
mediate delivery. We are sole dis
tributors and jobbers for we'll
known and tested products. DIXIE
JANIToR SUPPLY CO., 210 Mass.
saIEsMEN. aHiE MI television, electric Nls sp-
pliance, excellent salary. no night
work. STAR RADIO CO.. 400 1th
sALEsMEN-Due to promotion, have
opening for 2 debit men; unlimited
auired. HOME FR1ENDLY ms. CO,
so2-so4 g g st. NV MA. $3.50; after
statesmen t3). We make deliveries
on your sales. pay top commissions;
COY HOME fNsTILLAT1oN CO.
FR S313 10
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HELP WoMEN
SALESLADIES

For Dress Department in one
of Washington's leading
ladies' speciality stores. Full
time, permanent position,
store benefits and discounts.
Apply Mr.. Miller, 4th Floor.
PHILIPSBORN
I1th st, between r and @ Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom
With chance. for advancement;
graduate; of heavy build and capable
of giving good attendance; must be
able to pass physical exam Apply
Personnel. Room 50G. Open S:3O-5
weekdays and 81 on Saturday.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-01-10

SALESMEN-THREE
SPECIAL OFFER SELLS FOR
25c PER WK., OVER S23
IMMED. COMM. 91a DUPONT
CIRCLE BLDG. 9-12 AM.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HELP WOMEN Cont

BoOKKEEPER-TYPIsT familiar with
accounts receivable; steady position,
in optical ONCE. See MR.. BURSTEIN.
BOOKKEEPiNG MACHINE operator
experience preferred but not essen
tial; excel. salary. Apply ZIRKIN'S,
S2l 14th st. NV. Ill
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
Permanent position. 5 or 51a-day wk
Call LA. 6-6GS7 for interview. HECK
MAN PRODUCTS CORP. S11 Mon
roe St ne III
Evening star., 1951-01-10

10
SALESWOMEN, part or full time, II
YOU can meet the public, have car
and work late afternoons and eve
nings and need to earn S65 wk. or
more, call 81. 36s5. This Is not
SEAMSTRESS, white. must be thor.
oughly experienced In making fine
draperies; no others need apply.
sGkMAR sSos 9ss 0o s9h s. nw
has openings for competent. secre-
tar,es; interesting work; pleasant
working conditions and surround.
inGs; group insurance. retirement
Dn oa ap0 apd aondsg louus Gs sA rrsy az
sEcREraRY, / 4 z Z n knowledge of of oftte.
routine: salary commensurate with
ABILITY; pleasant working conditions.
sEcRErARY. Ell aGsR; exper. in general 10 ono.
Phone Ho. 600. a' III
SECRETARY to managing editor Of
established technical publication:
ability StenSsrssseF e Letter. aed and i'n ssf:
care of small files; exper. is less i'm
portant than enthusiasm and quick
native ability; salary will depend
upon your qualifications Box Ash.
SECRETARY to corporation repre-.
sentative. attractive permanent po-
sition for young lady with mana
gerial ability; tipping and short
hand REQUIRED. good salary, and
many employe benefits. Apply in
person, Room b39. Washington
Bldg. 18th and N. Y ave. NV.
Friday, Jan. 18th. 9 to ), or phone
for appointment, RE. O243. Ill
SECRETARY, executive ability, age
25-35, for regional manager; large
firm, excel working cond, paid
vacation, 40-hr. week. Phone EX.
1868 bet. 8 and IL am. -16
SECRETARY. for law firm. age 2l-30:
must be efficient and co-operative;
legal experience not essential. Call
DI. 40I5. Ill
SECRETARY-Gen1 ONCE work; law
office exper.; 5 day week; perma-
nent, between 25-35; salary $3.50 .
month state age, education. expert.
ence Box 395-K. Star. liz
SECRETARY, living in Arl. area.
Top salary. Phone MA. DG24. 10
SECRETARY, law ONCE; start $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-01-10

Real Estate Sales Manager
broker is onening sizeable ONCE in
Arlington. Va. We need GOOD
strong man to run this Office Must
be experienced in all phases of
Virginia real estate. Must be able
to nire, train and intelligently
direct statesmen. Write full narticu-
lars including qualifications and
compensation expected All re-
plies treated in confidence. Box
l04-K, Star. -1o
Evening star., 1951-01-10
HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR
Washington newspaper has vacancy
for 'livewire" display advertising
solicitor able to produce. District
Evening star., 1951-01-10
Public Contact Work

Z uO1lC NO1lUdCG WO1 n
Having flled our evening position,
we now need one more capable
woman for our day vacancy The
work which Is interesting and di-
versifled. consists Of serving our
telephone customers.
The hours are 8 am. to q pm. four
days per week and am. to 3 pm
on Saturday
COMPANY BENEFITS, vacations with
pay. lunchroom, snack bar and
lounge for your convenience.
between Is and IS years Of age,
who has pleasing telephone voice.
enjoys dealing with the public and
can type 40 words per minute.
Apply Personnel, Room SOC, for in
terview Open weekdays $50 to
and Saturday 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Petna Ave NV.
RECEPTIONIST. for professional Of
nee: excellent working conditions
512 Kass Bldg. I'll 14th st. NV.
RECEPTIONIST, able to do short
hand and type for optical office See
MR.; guRSTEIN. 727 9TH st. NV.
knowledse Of PIX; good salary,
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. 10
Evening star., 1951-01-10

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Unusuai
opportunity for active man with
car. Will train person selected.
Progressive office Call Mr.. Young
or Mr.. Bowers SH. 1011. until 8
pm.
Evening star., 1951-01-10
SECRETARY

SECRE AR1
Interesting work as secretary to the
purchasing dept. manager Of Q large
organization.
Good working conditions.
Permanent employment.
Five-day 40-hour week.
Pay according to ability.
Group life.
Hospital and surgical insurance.
Paid vacations.
Sick benefits.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES. INC.
lS45 4th st. NE. Ill
Evening star., 1951-07-11
ter coats
39.95

believe you'll enthusiastic these the
them There's value stitch of the excellent
toornq codweoher
is cotonbocked
back 4o9 Coors have quN glow whether choosing soft
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featured Green Crest eece years your daughters
Iook-oheod fashion and ongIostng
IA fubocked the other bted Both
veetmmed gold deep nude brown camel and red $500
suteen sizes 10 to "A gold brown nude 1895
6xers Ieegngs gold, green and
WGGs and Juvenile Apparel Fourth BethesdoChey Chase
Evening star., 1951-07-11
NEW LOCATIONS

now in the
MAIN BUILDING
DOWN STAIRS STORE
the boys shop
the mems shop
children's shoes
women's shoes
(both formerly
North Building)
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in the life-and death struggle fol
forest space.
No Need to Worry.
Don't worry about the plight
Iof the poor Christmas tree" said
James C. Mcclellan, chief forester
Iof American Forest Products In
Idustries, "it's as replaceable as
the Thanksgiving turkey, and
just as indispensable to the Amer
lean scene"
What is important, the fores-
ter said, Is the way tree farmers
everywhere are not only cutting
wisely. but also are utilizing every
usable scrap of their forest crops.
Even the pine cones are being
made to pay off," was the way
Mr.. Mcclellan expressed it in
Evening star., 1951-12-19

Threatening her home. She got
} the animal right between the eyes
Growing trees is her chief job
she tells visitors. The winter
bouquet business was just happy
Thought, an offshoot prompted by
; her desire to utilize everything in
her pine-tree crops except the
whisper.
Harvesting Christmas trees is a
$50 million a year profitable busi-
ness. Just the same. many tree
growers could use a few offshoot
sidelines similar to the one de-
vised by Miss Mcconnell.
Approximately half of the 81
million evergreens that will make
up the 1851 Christmas tree mar
ket are grown by people like Miss
Mcconnell. Their trees find their
way into two out of every three
American homes each year.
Balsam Fir Is Best Seller.
Best seller on the market to-
day. they say, is the balsam fir, a
product of New England. About
6.5 million of these are sold every
season.
Douglas frs. product Of the
Pacific Coast. ere the second most
popular. Black spruce, red cedar
and white spruce follow, in that
order. Together. these make up
SO per cent of all Christmas trees
sold.
Scotch pine. Southern pine, red
spruce. Virginia pine, white fir,
spruce, hemlock, cypress,
juniper and Engleman spruce also
are marketed in commercial
Most American Christmas trees 1
are thinned from natural-growth
forests. An original stand of from
i've to ten thousand trees an acre
will mature only q few hundred
'awlog-size trees. Most small ever
greens, Selectively cut for Christ
mas sale. sooner or later would
have been eliminated by nature
Evening star., 1951-12-19
Tree Farmer Keeps Spirit of Christmas in Homes All Year Iona

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (NANA)
- In developing an extensive
winter bouquet" market, in addi-
tion to her thriving Christmas tree
business. Ethel Mae Mcconnell, q
retired Goldendale, (Wash.
schoolteacher, not only brings the
aroma of the forest into countless
homes during the Christmas sea-
son. but she helps to keep it there
all year.
1t started when Miss Mcconnell
regarded the short life of the
average Christmas tree, which be-
gins to drop needles by the end
OF December, and usually is
chucked out the day after New
Years. Then, the Christmas spirit
In many homes is tucked away for
another season.
Warmth, Color Wanted.
Miss Mcconnell decided that it
would be pleasant if some warmth
and color Of the holiday season
could be retained on a year-roundI
basis. Winter bouquets - those
delicate sprays of pine cones
evergreen needles and mountaini
flowers. used more and more for
table and mantel decorations
was her answer.
Miss Mcconnell collected 100I
bushels of cones and stacks oil
sprays, holly and mountain flowers
from her tree farm in the Simcoe
Mountains. Then she went to work
with tape, scissors, shellac, wax
busting powder and spray gun.
Soon beautiful designs began toI.
take shape. All sprays and flow
ers used were carefully cured and
treated to last.
Her bouquets were an immedi-
ate hit. Soon. representatives of
gift shops and novelty stores
started to call.
Wilderness at Her Door. t..
The wilderness is at her door .
and she points out the spot where Il
she once plugged an angry bear
Evening star., 1951-12-19
Celebration Postponed

GOSHEN, Ind, Dec. 10 (P.-
Goshen's planned turnout yester-
day to welcome home DR.. A. C
Yoder, "a. the American Medical
Associations family doctor of the
year" was postponed because of
the weather. 1t will be held Sun
day, December 80. A foot of snow
on Goshen streets made a parade
impracticable.
Evening star., 1951-12-19

pointing to the winter bouquet
business developed by Miss Nc
Connell and others who have
developed lucrative sidelines as
the result of wise woodland meth
Iods.
The result, in Miss McConnell's
case, has been a source of salts
faction to thousands of home
owners everywhere. preserving a
breath of Christmas on a year.
round basis.
Evening star., 1951-12-19
Admiral Gets Transfer

NEWPORT. r. l.. Dec. 10 R
Rear Admiral Frank G. Fahrion
commander destroyer force, At.
lantic Fleet. received orders yes
terday transferring him to Nor
folk, Va, to command the am
phibious force. Atlantic. Fleet, q
billet carrying a vice admiral's
stars.
Evening star., 1951-12-19
Haiti Trolls in Size

PORT AU PRINCE.-Haiti. with
an area smaller than Maryland, is
the smallest of the South Ameri-
can republics.