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The Washington Merry-Go-Round
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Supreme Court, by exempting in dependent gas producers from fed eral rate control. But do you sup pose that the President criticized the Federal Power Commission for it's dangerous action? No, definite ly not. The President said the FPC decision had mo connection" with his previous veto even though it completely reversed the veto).
 So here we have good Demo- crat, Harry Truman, batting on the back by implication other good Democrats who have completely stabbed one of his own policies in the back. Does that make sense? Of course not! Moreover, the Re- publicans whom the President has repeatedly attacked as allegedly not being interested in you, the consumer, have been the principal cnes who have fought to protect the consumer from these gas rate increases.
 Seaway Sabotage. Take another instance. In his recent speech in Detroit, President Truman rightly praised the Great Lakes-St. Law renee Seaway as the most import ant single project facing this coun- try. Yet, this very same project which would incidentally be self paying and which has been endor- sed by Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, George Marshall, etc. has been blocked by some of the Presidents best friends in the Democratic- ic-controlled Senate and House of Representatives. On the other hand, many of the leading advocates of the Seaway are Re- publicans. So, here again We have Republicans supporting the Presi- dent, while Democrats (with some notable and praiseworthy excep- tions) are trying to sabotage the President and are working hand in-glove with selfish, backward looking railroad, and port, Hobbies
 Had enough inconsistencies? Here are some more. The Merry go-round spins faster. ..
 Southwest Steal. The President says he opposes favors for special privilege groups. Yet, some of his leading supporters in the Senate have succeeded once again in pass ing Cover Republican and some Democratic votes) a fantastic bill the central Arizona project, which would pour three-quarters of a bil- lion dollars down the rathole for the benefit of a few Arizona land owners. some monkey business
 
 Tidal Till. In another interest ing issue, the President rightly says he will veto any bill which ouitclaims federal title to the oil rich marginal sea Many Republi- cans like myself will support the President in such a veto. Why? Because we think (although a good many Republicans disagree) that all Americans are entitled to ownership of the tideland treas ures. But who do you suppose is
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MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Sy LEE

e. guest bring his hostess kind of gift?
 A. This often done absolutely necessary Tf-
 
 O. Is it all right out to the kitchen while preparing meal? A. specifically invited to do
 O. How a mother introduce her daughter to man? A. daughter Mary if she is married MT Johnson, my daughter, Mary Carter
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Leave for Induction

Three Douglas young men are leaving today for Anchorage where they have volunteered for military service. They are James Mccormick, Richard Anderson and Herbert Bon nett. Both Bennett and Mccormick have already received their physi- cal examinations.
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JAPANESE OFFICIALS
 TO ARRIVE FOR PEACE TREATY CONFERENCE

SEATTLE, Aug. 31-R-Twenty- eight Japanese government officials will arrive at the Seattle Tacoma airport tonight on a special flight to the peace treaty conference at San Francisco. Northwest Airlines reported the plane left Tokyo yes- terday.
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Gov. Gruening-An Expert You Say?
 Read On!
(Ketchikan NewS)


 The word from Juneau is that New York's Gov ernor Deweys enthusiasm over his visit to Alaska salmon cannery shared by Governor Gruening We understand that neither Dewey nor Gruen- ing had set foot in a salmon cannery before. Dewey is quoted saying that the Waterfall can- nery the most efficient factory he has seen
 Now it is perfectly understandable that Dewey had before visited salmon cannery. There just aren't any at Albany and New York is quite trip from Ketchikan.
 But imagine Cruenng spending 12 years as Ter rtoral Governor and during those long, long years spouting off great expert on anything concern ing the salmon fishing industry It would be just as ridiculous for the governor of Oregon to say he had never seen a lumber mill for the governor of Pennsylvania to steer clear of steel mills. We would imagine that salmon cannery would have been one of Gruenings first stops
 Is it possible that Gruening is not a salmon expert? Maybe now, after his maiden visit to a cannery he will find out about the industry he so often attacks and that is his chief source of tax revenue.
 We recommend that some of Gruenngs close followers ape their chiefs actions and quickly visit a cannery. It might be pleasant surprise for them
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AT HOTEL JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. J. F. Neilan of Som- erset, Pa., and Ruth Neilan and Eliz- abeth c. Ward of Eutaw, Ala, are tourist stopping at the Hotel Juneau for a few days.
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Plan Rummage Sale

The Douglas Island Women's Club will hold rummage sale Sept. 8 in the Eagles Hall. Anyone having old usuable articles they will to dispose of should call Mrs. Rudy Pusich or Mrs. Frank McIlhardy, or leave at Feusi and Jensen or Val Poor stores.
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NOTICE

Regular meeting of Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. and Ladies Auxiliary, Friday, August 31, 1851. LOOP. Hall at pm. 899-3t
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Lions Meeting Tuesday

The Douglas Lions club will hold its next meeting Tuesday evening. Arne Shudshift will be in charge of the program, with the dinner meeting as usual at Mikes Place
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LOOK and LEARN 2%y c. GORDON

l. What three bound Manhattan Island? The element certain forms of goter? B. Which city farther north, New York or London? A. How many there the Nine of Hearts? From what language is our garage" taken?
 ANSWERS:
 North River (Iudson), River and Harlem River. g. Iodine. B. London A. Eleven including the two the
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Louise Mines has made application for a homesite under the Act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat 809) Anchorage Serial 016748, for Lot 10, sec. 26, T. 28 s. R. 55 E. c. R. M. containing 5.59 acres, as shown on the supplemental plat of sec. 26, officially filed August 8, 1851, and it is now in the files of the land office, Anchorage, Alaska. Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the local land office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Manager. First Publication: Aug. 31, 1851. Last Publication: Oct. 26, 1851.
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calf island Southeastern 
 south child Mccormick, for Van couver Melvin w. Goats, the
 
 represent the biennial of the Ma Employees be held the Olympic Collector of Customs Walter Heise left yesterday the Prince George
 inspect operations Chugach Henzeman assistant will the Yukon for 3O-day trip.
 Miss Ruby Apland Bismarck, yesterday school here
 Mrs Winifred Hospital yesterday o treatment
 Dorothy tonss yesterday ing was able hospital
 Severs Herbert Willard William Wanamaker Northwestern. trip Northwestern will make to Alaska December
 Patty, of the Alaska College is days on attending the college.
 Weathe Hgh.5 low rain
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Joseph J. Stocker, executor of the estate of WILLIAM BOSCH, deceased, has filed his final account and report of his administration of said estate, and his petition for dis tribution thereof, in the United States Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska; that 10 o'clock A. M. October 11th, 1851, has been fixed as the time and said court the place for hear ing same; and that all persons con- cerned therein are hereby notified to appear at said time and place and file their objections, if any, to said final account and petition for settlement and distribution thereof.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, August 9th, 1851.
 JOSEPH J. STOCKER,
 Executor.
 First Publication: Aug. 10, 1851. Last Publication: Aug. 31, 1851.
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20 YEARS AGO TIT fME EMPIRE
AUGUST 31, 1881

Smith of Douglas reported to the Alaska Game Commission today calf at Fish Creek the Island He added he believed there bull moose caught of the H. commission Southeastern Alaska
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TODAYS BEST LAUGH: At cocktail party Nat Cole overheard a wife say to her husband Don't take another drink your face is already getting blurred"
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EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
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Weather af
 Alaska poinfs

Weather conditions and tempera- lures at various Alaska points also
 on the Pacific Coast, at 4:30 pm., 120th Meridian Time, and released
 by the Weather Bureau are as follows:
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Weather: High, ST; low, 55; rain.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION attendant, must
be experienced. High salary and
commission. WOODLAWN SERV-
ICE CENTER. 1926 N. Wash. blvd,
Arlington. --13
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Day or night work. Lge. ESQ service
iasssiSn appS Lee Eoqd RgaHfNns Esso seat9a 1890
N. Pershing DR.. oW. 7707. ii
tween age 46-5o;. reliaSis and sober; er
salary plus commission; vacation
with pay. sick leave and group hos
g!gssk Rgskk NAP Apply lS to HOMES M esd 0II c9
SERVICE iH h.Ais sTHTi6N Iai RjS SALESMAN ssN ana
ern equipped covered station; mar:
ried preferred. with experience and
Ha SSEt'' 'snsVfsHs4Aa ssHs!i'si 1RgP'5S gS5
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN.
no Saturdays Or sIndays. sALKELD
BROTHERS; 450 8. Capitol st. &c.
in-town laboratory. PROMISING po-
sition for capable man: Steady
year-round employment with excel
lent working conditions. Apply
Box 362-X, Star. IL
SHIPPING CLERK. experienced, famfl-
lar with stencil cutting and making
bill Of lading and ability to help
out in packing dept. Apply 460
NJ Y. ave. NV. MR. COHAN.
SHIPPING CLERK and porter, fine
opportunity for right man with good
references to assume responsibilities
in leading downtown jewelry store;
good starting salary and permanent
position for right man. Apply in
person to Mr.. Eiseman, BATES
JEWELERS., at 9th ST.. NV. ~
SHIPPING CLERK. experienced man;
must have references: good salary,
overtime over 40 hrs. Call Elk. 3242
for interview. --12
sHIPPING CLERK - Excellent op-
portunity for young man interested
in merchandising career. r. MARS.
THE CONTRACT CO.. 40 First
st. Sc, TR. 5000.
SHOE SALESMAN - Experienced,
steady position; must be courteous
and reliable: age no barrier; execu-
tive position; open for the right
man. EMMA JETTICK SHOES. 1887
SHOP CLERK. young man. for steel
fabricating plant. Opportunity TO
learn the steel business. Call MR..
STERN. Ap $500 -l2
SHORT ORDER COOK. experienced,
Apply IN person, 51S F st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
MAN
TO HELP IN RECEIVING DEPT.
HUB FURNITURE
co.
7th AND D SITS. NV.
7th AND D SITS. NV.

MEN; IEss. if % you are are sSa,Ialinns TO. to work
insurance and other benefits, TO-
hour, 5;day week; ideal for retired
MEN. 2 full time and part time:
start on one or two day trial basis
II you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. No
experience necessary. An expert
enced man will train you Apply
oil National Press Bldg. 14th and
sts. NV. or call DI. 447! or
MIN. iGn or part time work to pu.
on advertising campaigns for super
gasoline station; 100 hrly. guar.
Apply Mr.. Cooper U. S.. EMPLOY
MENT SERv.. 315 18th ST., Old
P. o. Building, 8 to- II. ! to 4.
Tuesday only. No charge for the
above position. No phone calls
MEN t2l, steady job with large pub
start. Room 424, 1404 N. Y. ave.
NV. -l3
MEN (3l. white, neat appearing, for
outside saleSwork; average earn
ines. SIS per wk.; good chance for
advancement; We furn. transp. Ap--
ply 2 to 10 am. Rm- s27' ia
MEN Sao1, white, to distribute hand
bills; daily pay. Sc. Report z am,
460 New York ave. NV. -i5
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SILVER
SALESMAN

Must have retail experience and
capable Of handling fine clinetele;
permanent position with good salary
MARTINS CHINA STORE. 1923
Connecticut avenue. la
SKIP LOCATER. experienced only
full or part time to work in store;
day or evening. MR. JOSEPH. 719
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP. white; nc
night work; good pay for an ex-
pertenced man to take charge OF
soda fountain and lunch; or you
can rent. Call OW. 2456. liz
Evening star., 1951-11-11

SERVICE SALESMAN. thoroughly ex.
perienced with Chrysler Corp. prod
ucts.. for large auto service dept;
excellent salary, employe benefits,
good hours. Outline experience, age,
etc. Box 4S5-Z. Star. Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
night manager; IL p.m.-7:30 am. !;
salary. $500 mo. Also l attendant
on night shift; $3.50 mo-, plus
comm. and vacation. Only good
service station men with refs. need
apply. BARRoN'S sUNocO SERV-
s1Has1eGh1 1aE G1s ass ~ heEff aEfEkSANT IS
Apply ADAMS AMoCO. 4th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. I'll
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
experienced in Iubrication: guaran-
teed $50 q week. CONNORS. INC,
sERyt. Nsfi3l sfS. a 1sr1ifffiSsspANr. saPslsls
TGxAeo rs esE sH SoFs asa5 conn ass
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white, must be sober and experi-
enced TANNER GULF SERVICE,
3015 Rhode Island ave. n. e. DU.
STATION attendants-sUN
OIL CO. needs 10 good young men;
opportunities; salary and bonus; en-
ploye benefits. Apply 1910 Con-
necticut ave. or 1875 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-11-11

SURVEY RODMEN and chainmen,
permanent employment for expert
enced young men. Apply MR..
kAPLAN, 1904 Ripley St. Silver
aPisVf; TasPIiEsVVffs;isoSSN-ELECTRoN1Cs sSS techni-
clans and apprentices. B & B
ELECTRONICS, "a M st. me-. ME.
TEIEviIsroN sERvICEMAN to ssrv-
ice one of the leading makes and
represent distributors service dept.
None but aualif men need apply,
AID. 1865; ewes, LO. 3-82S5. Iii
TELEvISION SERvICEMAN with car.
Experience necessary. Part or full
time. Best deal in town. Apply
1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
TELEVISION SERVICE MEN - I'M
mediate openings. outside work;
transp. furn.; excel. salary; employe
benefits, Apply FULFORD'S RADIO
q TELEvISIoN CO.. 4911 Georgia
TEEEvnsioN eHf; niMoiN sERvIcEMEN for out
side service. Salary open caH WA.
TicKET AGENTS, under 40: expe-
riencs preferred but not. nee.; paid
while learning. good salary. yaea-
tion. SICK leave. Apply GREY
HOUND TERMINAL. 1fN n; r.
ave. NV. 10
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HELP MEN

PATENT CRAFTSMAN required by
firm located In Wash. p. c.: per-
manent Job and good income on
piecework basis; must be qualified
to handle work of q diversified ma
ture. Give full information re-
garding exper. Box Civ. Star. III
PATENT CRAFTSMAN, local firm Of
patent attys. has position omen for
an exper. patent craftsman. Steady
employment and good income for
competent man. Replies conf1den-
tial. State qualifications. Box SOW,
Star s4 Ill
PATENT CRAFTSMEN 0ocaD; $4,000
yr. and tool design craftsmen. SAL
ary open. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. 1919 18th st. NV. Mrs.
Haynes. Elk. 7270.
PHARMACIST. full time. Call CAR
RIER DRUG. Arl.. Va, CH. 5000.
neighborhood store. 1
day of per week. Fine opportunity
for right man. Call LU. 4-4A44.
PHARMACIST, registered Md: fun
chance for advancement. HI. 2s74.
SUITLAND PHARMACY. 4692 Suit
paoT6 laaS 5d' 'rifiSsfsHERs. exp. protection aa
printer and lab, assistance. PHOTO
LAB. INC, 1926 Ga. ave. NV.
PLASTERER, white, GOOD mechanic.
LAS Il sf; es0. 1st-eiass white
mechanics only. Long Jobs. Top
wages. KIDWELL g. KIDWEI4L..
Evening star., 1951-11-11

MEDICAL sales representative wanted
by 73-year-old ethical phsrmsceu-
teal manufacturer for Washington.
premed. or chemistry bacSsInund
preferred. Our representatives know
of this ed. Qualifications confinen-
tial Boy 349-E, Star
young man; must write
legibly: $50 per wk., plus overtime.
Call EX. 3242 for interview -12
young men with BIZ
cycles; S34 for 40-hr vk Apply
WESTERN UNION. 70s 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
Fuel Oil Truck Driver
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE MGR.

With at least 8 yrs. exper.
IN managing large furniture
warehouse. to take complete
charge Of receiving. delivering
and servicing. Must be able to
take charge Of about 20 en-
ployes. $100 wk. to start for
aualifled, experienced man.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

sALEsMAN-C -COUsULTANT. 40 Al
yrs, represent nationally advertised
srsa1 nesrins d. sid. N D. G.. virginia, Md
permanent position In semi-profes-
sional field. ST. 1854 for appt.
SALES MGR. TRArNEEs ts), 2l.4s
interested in future with a natl
clothing mfr. ;eat, aggressive and
xppgs Ra sa les6a soa Bfs B T4y f4fS ss ss ssast nT
AYa RiRi wANrED-1f you ra4 are in
terested in increasing your earnings
the Red Wing Line OF Advertising
Speciaities ofiers you unusual oppor-
tunities. We are looking for high
ins cs9srdsr aggressive men,, men for the 1888
sSW RGp Wis %ad dPr9Hst1z aBeERrrs1N MIiss
co: INC, Red Wing. Minnesota. .
SALESMEN-=Sell complete line of
record albums and needles to dealers
and department stores. Volume
IL Items, ! rs = Com; COLE CORP. 1923 8.
SALESMEN-Mr. s. r. of Illinois
made $4,000. 80 days selling Amer
ica's newest magic oillfold. Buyers
everywhere. Big commissions ad-
vanced. Sample furnished. CHARMS
& CAIN. 37-AK. West vanBuren,
Chicago 5.
statesmen. over 81. for groceries
sna aea nsaer 1efs kosNs fsofs ssf aARg @
Sherman ave. NV. liz
colored or white. A
growing wholesale house requires
men to call on retail stores, carry
out shops. .taverns. restaurants, drug
stores. Selling expert. and car help
flll hut not necessary Call Sun he
fore 4 O'Clock for appt. LU. 1-6603.
and aggressive. age
q to 30. Apply in person at 3941
MINI. ave. ne. Ill
Evening star., 1951-11-11
PAPER HANDLERS
COLORED


Men of heavy build. 1885 years Of
age. who are willing TO be regular.
Must pass physical exam. Good pay.
Apply Personnel. Room 500. Open
weekdays, s:3o-b and sat. 9-l. No
THE EVENING STAR
lI0l Penna. Ave. NV.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. white
or colored, must be sober and re-
liable INQUIRE 2i3 9th st. NV. IL
PARTS CLERK-Opening for, l parts
Serk aerkns ON eond sfpef day rf s5as
ssalslana' craekena psRfass HRERs 81 oGpsMoBIE If
shoppine Shop Center Alex. va. I'll
PARTS MAN with Chevrolet parts
s sXperienee desired; ,Sa; good salary an;csr to
oURIsMHh S5ffs Man cRRERSRolET Grew s. r. 51S
FAIRS Al rs. RuNNER-stockroom Gle clerk.
must have. D. C. motorcycle and
passenger drivers permit; Paid va
SEE see9a ai fssfS Rovs fPeo ToaAR oRb RoGas ee
PARTS -RTNSER to pick up and de-
liver parts. Young man with Va.
drivers license. Apply Mr.. Newton,
lington Business Center, Arlington.
va. Ia
PATENT ATTORNEY tn do piece
work on specifications and amend
ments. State qualifications, age,
and rate for work. Box s36-V, star.
PATENT ATTORNEY or agent fol
small local non-advertising firm.
State sa1ery expected and uualifl
fully In Hst letter. Box CIV. Star
Evening star., 1951-11-11

GASOLINE SERVICE STATION at
tendant, who can take over shift;
also 2 helpers, part time; good sal
ary. See Mr.. Payne. AMERICAN
srs, 6S5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va. LIZ
Gas Station Attendants
Three needed for either day or night
shift for fast-moving operation. At
least Is years OF age; good starting
eomnissions. S1 Apply S5SI Mr.. ESi B anna, Ma
Mgr. Dupont Circle Service. 1900
Conn. ave. NV. H.
GENERAL HELPER, colored. with
knowledge of driving truck. Must
know city and suburbs. S3S.3S to
start: 5i2-day week. Call Mir. Dixon.
DE. 2003, CENTRAL AUTO PARTS,
1880 p st. NV.
GLAzIERs for sehool, job in Silver
s5ls: Ask ior Mr.. MORGAN. III
GROCERY CLERK TO handle produce
and stock. Can sH- 1850 or 81.
GROCERY MANAGEk for fancy food
market; fne type Of dslicatessen;
tions. vacations. group, insurance.
disqualification. No nhone calls.
6S22 Wisconsin ave-. Bethesda.
GROCERY TRUCK DRIVER, must be
Sood VorkinT conditions, Apply nc,
LEAN MARKET 1888 Wisconsin ave.
n,y9 Wo. 1882; Sun. phone MI.
HHaDDwARE SALESMAN. with car.
ssos sas f. f. l. 0s1s s1s Hsss Ap 4ggy g
BEATING EQUIPMENT installation
men. with electrician.s license pre-
isrrfa MooDsSN S1sS asless' ce See sth M5 Smith 5
Mishis.n ave. ne. between am
tense work; Apply os2l Reed St.
school boy to work short period
before 8 am. and after IL noon. in
FallS Church: good pay. Cali JE.
sot1sffsMAN. eolored; drivers per-
Other help employed. Recent ref
HOUSEMAN. reliable. sober. single
white man. references definitely re-
eutred: excel. food and room: good
2629. Sat. bet 10 and II. or on ana
after Tues. bet. 10 and IL and 2
and 4 for interview. IL
lBM TYPISTS, age 20-30; minimum
/ Vt. composition exper. on proper
tional spacing machines; excel. po-
sition with expanding organization
In the engineering and copy prep
9ration field. Annual and sick leave
benefits. Call ME-. 69ll. IA
tNSTALLERS, white, for storm win
dovs; exper. not necessary: highest
salary; ref. required. Call Ii.
sSsuRRXNcE AGENT, with several
yrs. A. and H. industrial exper.,
for nart time evening work, ON sal
aYy basis. No collecting or can
vassing. For appt., ST 5414.
JANlT0R, married, middle aged no
children. Apply manager, slo z
1ANITOR, colored. married. with 5th-
class engineers license. in new apt.
bldg: beautiful quarters; excellent
wage. Apply res. mgr. 200 Wis.
yANiTOR, colored, for lse. apt. bldg;
must have elevator permit and
knowledge Of PIX switchboard; sal
ary. Sl20 per mo-; no quarters.
Gail MA, 1921, -1S
Evening star., 1951-11-11
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position In our pressroom
with chance for advancement;
$3.50 years OF age high school
graduate of heavy build and capable
OF giving good attendance: must be
able tG pass physical exam Apply
Personnel Room 500 Open $500
weekdays and g. ON Saturday No
ohnne calls
THE EVENING STAR
10. Penna Ave NV
masters. registered d. C.
or Md; post bond; truck or car un-
lettered, tools. Trouble calls, job
basis. subcontrect or guaranteed
salary. Box 54-A. Star. 13'
PLCMBER-Pipefitter with foreman
ability. Write p. o. Box 1106. Roa-
LUMBER. experienced jobbing man;
steady work top wages: must have
2, G. driving license. J: SHAPIRO.
3lls Georgia ave. TU, 1900. Ia
experienced jobbing hand:
references; 2. c. drivers permit
Evening star., 1951-11-11
statesmen
JEWELRY

ieWelry store has Immediate open
ing for experienced iewelry sales
men. Full or part time. Good start
ing salary plus very liberal
commission plan. Excellent working
conditions. disqualification insurance
available. vacation with pay. liberal
discounts on personal purchases.
Opportunity for the future is un-
limited.
SEE MR.. LEE OR
MR.. LANDY, 812 F ST.
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MANAGER
SMALL WHOLESALE GIFT
AND NOVELTY CONCERN

Needs experienced salesman to take
charge of showroom and local dealer
sales. Opportunity of a life time
for real producer interested in fu-
ture and willing TO grow with COM
pany. 500 week salary plus com
mission: MR.. BYRAM, AP. 5000.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
THE POSITIONS OFFERED BY AN
INTERNATIONAL FIRM IN BUsI.
NESS MORE THAN 100 YEARS
WITH OYER loo OUTLETS ARE
GHRITY STsyI I,tYrrh AND II, THE CHANGE FOB
HASATE1N' HASATITs E RAMTLY pST nrTiS THiSSspzTAAT AT
PLAN. GOOD STARTING SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION WHEN QUA I
ssARY. TRANSPORTATION FUR
s1SaER s1SdER sERINd ARREa MkcHISE MAJ HHISpTc5I co:
EVENING INTERVIEWS. CALL GE
6111 FOR APPOINTMENT. -17
MEAT CUTTER. exp: excel. salary
to start: 1st-claSS market, Apply
CALVERT MARKET. 1852 Columbia
rd. NV. -l3
MECHANICS, with experience on
small 4-cycle engine and lawn equip
ment; year-round job. Excellent
working conditions, paid vacations.
ing rush season. Apply 923 Persh-
ing dr.. Silver Spring. Nd.
washing machine: vaca-
ton with pay. top salary; sober. refs.
PROCTOR g. HUTCHINSON. STA
18th st. NV. Ia
MECH. autos; . sgrand opportunity
for qualified men in one Of the
q NJ a.
Wesh.; 5-day week, all Dement'S,
year-around work. all holidays and
vacation with pay. See in person.
Mr.. Cunningham. service manager.
between 10 and weekdays. EN-
ERSON q ORME. 1920 NJ st. NV.