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Arizona sun., 1951-08-10

tiles been equal, Silas Walker
would not have had to exhaust
his life savings to secure primary
and secondary education for. his
family of Is.
IN Atlanta attending the Ar
nual Meeting of the NAACP last
June, were many Silas Walkers
working, praying, and hoping for
a better day for their children.
They were brave and determined
to carry through to successful
conclusion the fight to equalize
educational opportunities on all
levels in that state and in every
state which denies such opportun-
tiles. They scott at Talmadge,
sneer at Byrnes and pray for War
ing.
Coated of their educational
birthright since the days of Recon
struction, the Clarendon County
Negro deserves the praises of a
nation in his stand for justice be-
fore the law. His calmness has
struck terror to the hearts of
southern bigots. Today, Dixie is in
a dilemma. Overtures, on an un-
precedented scale, are being made
to appease the colored South.
Strange to say, for the first time,
the black South is boldly ignoring
the separate but equal" theory
and demanding the full majesty of
the law in prosecuting his claim
for integrated equality.
Waving goodbye to Silas Walker
and his family, we drove out of
Clarendon county, through green
fields of cotton, tobacco and corn.
In the days to come, you will hear
more of them in their epic struggle
to bring complete democracy to
this land.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-10

hundred acres of fertile land on
which was planted cotton, tobacco,
corn, and variety of green vege-
tables. The dinner table was laden
with tender meats, fresh vegetables
and tasty desserts most of which
came from his land. A flower gar
den lined both sides of the drive
way to his modest home, Fruit
trees grew in abundance. In the
back yard, a Ford automobile, a
tractor and a truck stood.
Eyes sir" said Silar Walker, II
have had long, hard struggle try
ing to buy a plantation, fight Off
the boil weevil, and educate my
family. Ten of my children have
been sent away to school. was de-
termined to see that each one re-
ceived an education. Our local
school is eight miles away, but l
sent the children in the truck
every day until they knew enough
to go away for more learning.
They have not done badly. The
young girl who helped to serve
the dinner was graduated from
Scotia last year. If my health holds
out, 1 aim to educate every one
of them including the last lad of
about eight years"
Such is the spirit of the Negro
in Clarendon county today. He
wants equality in educational op-
portunities so that his children
can use the bus lines to attend
school. Had educational opportun-
Arizona sun., 1951-08-10
LESS BEEE

More than a quarter billion
pounds less beef were moved into
consumption through usual distri-
button channels over the nine
weeks since imposition of OPS
price ceiling and compliance orders
than during the same period a
year ago, the American Meat In
stitute announced today.
1t is Obvious that large guam
titles of beef have been and are
flowing through other than normal
channels. This fact is emphasized
by reports received from various
parts of the country, indicating
maldistribution and spotty short
ages of various standard consumer
beef items, including such products
as roundsteak, hamburger, beef
stew meat, etc.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-10
Hometown Boy Returns To Clarendon
County: EnIists In School Jim Grow Fright

teresting fight for educational
equality in the state cf South
Carolina. The Sabbath School
hour was just over. Men, women,
boys and girls stood around in
small groups outside of the white
edifice, before the warning bell
issued a call to the regular preach
ing service.
Forty years ago I knew this
church because my father had
been the pastor. Now there were
few familiar faces but on learning
the names of many, I knew they
were the sons and daughters Of
parisoners now lying in the nearby
cemetery. Suddenly, one individual
came over to the car, called our
names (that of my brother and
myself and begun to recall the
rays of our childhood. His name
is Silar Walker, a citizen of Clar-
endon County in the state of South
Carolina. After worshipping at
the church, an invitation was ex-
tended by Elder Walker to dine
with his family.
His wife, whom 1 knew as a
young girl was now the mother
of fifteen children. Silar Walker,
born poor and orphaned at an
early age, now owned nearly three
Arizona sun., 1951-08-10
ON TIE LIMB
BY George Lyle, Jr.

Philadelphia QSNPA) = What
wonder Bud Greenspan, who writes
for the New York Enquirer, has
against Sugar Ray Robinson? For
the past two or three weeks he
has been definitely anti-Robinson
in his Sports Parade"
Recently he wrote about two
men coming home = one, Robin
son, and tn eother, Corporal John
Simpson of Little Rock, Arkansas.
He compared their careers =
Robinson's triumphant tour of Eu-
rope in his Caddy, and Simpson in
jeeps or what have you in Korea.
He wound up saying that when
Sugar lands he will be met by
Mayor Impelliteri's special welS
coming committee and will make
a speech about how glad he is to
be back home.
Cpl. Simpson will be met by
some army officers and a train
will speed him home and he will
make no such speech. Robinson
won all of his fights but lost the
last one. Simpson won all of his
fights but he too lost the last one,
he died three weeks ago.
My argument with brother
GreenSpan is based on the fact that
nowhere in his panning of Robin
son has he seen fit to mention
that although Sugar Ray may have
danced his way across the contin-
ent of Europe, scattering a few
laughs along the way, he also was
doing a lot of good\for the Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund, for which
he has fought many times and
turned over his entire purses.
And there have been other ac-
tivities of RobinsonS that haven't
seen the publicity that some others
have. For instance, his spreading
good will for America and for us.
Maybe Bud is little jealous.
After all it isn't every American
who can say he has kissed the
wife of the President of France.
The last time the Philly Stars
played on their home grounds, a
measley 1000 fans turned out.
Eddie Gottlieb, co-owner of the
club and their booker, is contem-
plating playing the team anywhere
but in Philadelphia for the remain
der of this season.
And, as has been preached here
so often, if we don't support these
colored baseball clubs, our stake
in tne future is going to be
mighty slim.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-10
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
RAMBLER FIELD
800 E. Washington st,
Gam TrTT w -

800 f. Washington st.
SAT-, JULY Ia
1900 pm, Rambler Field
Dudettes VS.. Tempe.
500 p.m., World (COlOred)
Champions VS.. Central Arizona
State League All-Stars.
500 p.m., World (ASA) Champ
ions from Orange, Calf, VS..
PBSW Ramblers.
SUM-, JULY Is
1900 p.m., Rambler Field
DudetteS VS.. Coolidge.
8:45 p.m., World (ASA) Champ
ions from Orange, Calf, VS..
PBSW Ramblers.
WE'D. & THUR, JULY 1919
$500 PM, Hopper Westerners
VS.. Lettuce Gems.
$500 p.m., PBSW Ramblers VS..
Al Queens.
SAT. & SUM-, JULY 21-22
$500 p.m., Hopper Westerners
VS.. Lettuce Gems.
$500 p.m., PBSW Ramblers VS..
Al Queens.
Arizona sun., 1951-08-10
By James Egert Allen

New York-Global : We drove
up to a country church in Clar-
endon County, the scene of the in
Evening star., 1951-08-26
PRII:;'E,S,;SER
RADIO MEN

In reply please write a really. ade-
uuate letter outlining your qualifica-
tions and exDectations. Address
p. %. Box 3046, Washington, D, c.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
PLUMBER AND
HELPER
APPLY MR.. YINGL1NG,
GENERAL HEATING &
ENGINEERING CO., 2131
9th ST. NV, BETWEEN
$3.50 AND $50 Am.

FStEas S61P i'5iaz S9'it5S9 gS Us 53a!E e
PORTER. for Job in auto accessory
store job with a future for the
right man. Apply in person HER
SONS vs. sAuTo w e. APPLIANCE Co.
PORTER; s 3 sti dayWork. S'wi e-day week: nn must
ance; good salary. Apply bldg.
Sup.. Kass Bldg. RIM. 7os. I'll
PoRTTEiRR,. good good pay. meals; only sober
Nk msa qs5e Foop agg gRg6p Tefs TIass Eefu5Sd
pike; pike All Va. next door to Navy
PORTER, 8 days, no Sunday. Apply
TOWER DRUG. 1000 14th st. NV.
PORTER AND DELIVERY MAN; must nj
6eHsoD Rays OpsTasS5S pnsoNr psTR peTRr Apply HdoR iR
STORE. 134S Conn. ave. NV.
PORTER, colored, to assist engineer
in new atr-cond. bldg; good salary,
6-day wk.. chance for advancement.
Call In person, LEGuM & GERBER
REALdTY CO., 3315 Conn. ave. NV.
PORTER, for general cleaning and
stock work. STANDARD DRUG CO..
1929 Minnesota ave. ne.
PORTER-Washington's oldest Chev-
rolet dealer has opening for q young,
energetic man to do general work
around service dept. Must have D. c.
sARRY:PATE MOTOR CO. 1880
P6ETERii ; g sqISoFed. S% for ONCE 5Ids.
POTTER. coiored; for 5 & 1oe store.
High school educa. WEST-END
n N w
Evening star., 1951-08-26
ARCADE
SUNSHINE

SALES CLERKS, ice cream, part time
or full time, modern ice cream,
candy store. In suburban Silver
Spring, Bethesda or Arl., 61a-day
wk.. paid vacations, free hospitali-
cation, plenty Of free parking. op-
portunity for advancement to man.
agement. 25-36 yrs. Call SH 4738
Suns. or wkdays. 9-5. --2S
SALESMAN-H you are salesman
earning less than $500 per year;
your abilities are being wasted. We
making opportunity; excellent com.
pensation. Call Mr.. DANIELsQN
GE. ooOU. 4 -1o
Evening star., 1951-08-26
UNITED STATES
Chamber of Commerce

Will appoint experienced sales
men to call on business and
professional men. Territories
open are in washington, d. c.,
and area, Alexandria, Va;
southwest part of Maryland
and northwest part of Virginia.
The work is permanent, with
earnings opportunities of from
$1,000 to $4,000 yearly.
Compensation carries a 500
weekly salary, plus commits
sion on all sales over quota.
Applicants should be preferably
between thirty t30) and fifty
5O) years of age. Due to
concentrated prospects ter
ritory covers small area, how
ever, a car is necessary.
sary for employment, Sue
cesSful applicants will be given
a complete course of field
training by our district man
ager, Interviews will be held
in Washington. For appoint-
ment, write e. A. CHAMPLIN
United States Chamber of
Commerce, Room 1724, Gray
bar Building, 42O Lexington
ave, New York II, N. r., Civ
ing sales experience during
past five years. age and ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN---To learn real estate
business. Rent Dept, BOSS q
PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV. 80
work IN grocery store Must have
YOUNG tH NssieSsaasSs MaS assistSSt IA SSs2 in credit
once Of large furniture store. per.
manent position. Good salary, pleas
ant working conditions; do mot
phone apply Mr.. Swain, NATIONAL
FURNITURE CO.. SOL 7th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for super market. Exp.
Ref. Must drive. 1914 New Hanlps
shire ave: SH: $3.50. Us
socIATED PRESS, $50 Star Bids.
YOUNG MAN. mechanically inclined;
good pay, steady work. Call at I'll
YOUNG SI,;s Il, MAN, age s $3.50. to epsrat.
appy ass asxfaSsRs8' xrE%aY soREss SSs lfsGn fsc
YOUNG MAN, 1929 yrs. Of age, at
least 2 yrs. high school education.
Ior stock room r1s work; no experiences
day, 40-hr. wk,; sick leave, vaca-
S170 to S185. depending on age and
experience. Apply employment, ONCE,
M SITS. NV; take No. so Rosslyn car.
YOUNG MAN for operating inserting
machine; Sat: work only; hrs, IL
pm. Fri. to am. Sat-: no exp.
nee. State age and whether en-
ployed at present. Box 374-L. Star.
YOUNG MAN. white, to drive truck
and help in machine shop. co.
YOUNG MAN between so and 40 in
terested in becoming associated
with well established washington
printing firm. Must have pleasing
personality and be accustomed to
s cage of ns printiDs HdD' estimasing Ds shGM and
selling preferred but not essential.
Reply Box 50o-J. Star. go
YOUNG MAN, white: Va. drivers IL
cense: work in drugstore, no nights
or SUNDAYS. RUST MANOR PHAR-
MACY. Falls Church. Va. FA. iii.
YOUNG MAN, familiar with Airing
Apply moTpings; WAVES CLEAN
EES ETlSnoton 4 DHXERs, Hl s63s Lee hwy,
YOUNG iubiSc'VN MAN. T. white. 1920: delivery S
ana general shop work. HELLER
yHI4NdN yPHLANTING Sl. .S CO., = l753 L SIN St; NV -2s
SnSSledee StSs Fl t5pcfnf af tyDne sns
starting salary $3.50 week. Write
particulars to Box S7-J, Star.
YOUNG MAN, white, D. c. drivers
license. To- work in LIQUOR store and
$3.50 pm; good salary. Box 396-R.
YOUNG MAN, white, D. c. drivers
license; to work in liquor store and
good salary. Box 397-R, Star. --2S
YOUNG MAN to assist ONCE mgr. in
ONCE Of trucking company. Sc.
Write lowest starting salary. etc.
Box 87-J. Star.
YOUNG MAN. CoLoRED. with d. c.
drivers permit, to do odd Jobs. Also
experienced floor sander. steady
Evening star., 1951-08-26
statesmen AT ONCE

National corporation Is seeking ac-
tive men to provide much wanted
landscape advisory service to home
owners in washington suburban
area. You need no experience, as
field training assures immediate and
non-seasonal income: No planting,
vestments, no down-payment prob
lens. Business booked 2 to 10 mos.
In advance of shipment on open
account. Commissions paid imme-
diately. Repeat sales keep your
earnings growing. Several profitable
territories now open. Car reuuired
Telephone Mr.. ". W GoLBY Tuck- Tn
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Sales representative

If your present job is a sum-
mer season Job. such as sum-
mer resort, ice cream route
salesman or any similar work
we are in a business whose
best season is from September
1st to June Both. We are not
interested in drifters. Must
have car. Apply THE HOOVER
CO., 1905 Rhode Island ave.
ne, End A., 8 am. to 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

MANAGERS ASSISTANT. Excel. op-
portunity for an energetic salesman
for our ladies' dept. See Mr.. Sher,
Mon. morning. EISEMAN'S. Sol 7th
st. NV.
MEAT CUTTER-Sober good refs,
an all-around man. good pay. SH.
nS43, call Sun. until / pm.
MEATCUTTER for supermarket; per-
manenE position for dependable, ex-
perienced man. Apply in person,
POSIN'S. 1856 Ga. ave. NV. --2S
MECHANIC, experienced with cater
pillar and other grading equipment.
Call MOUNT EXCAVATION CO.,
RA. 5126. -27
MECHANIC to repair washers. Good
salary and working condition; refs.
RIDGELY & RIDGELY, TU. $500.
MECHANIC, 1st-class Bendix service
man with experience. D. C. driver s
permit. New installations and repair
work ]. l.. BATEMAN q SON, 2004
R. I, ave- ne HO 1900 -27
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MEN

IF YOU HAVE A CAR AND THINK
YOU CAN SELL IF GIVEN THE
CHANCE, THIS IS IT. NO EXPERT.
ENCE NECESSARY, AS WE TRAIN
STARTS FROM FIRST DAY OF
TRAINING IF YOU QUALIFY. SAL
AIRY AND COMMISSION WHILE
We ES poN'T SEND YOU OUT ON
LEADS" WE GIVE YOU QUAIL
FLED APPOINTMENTS WITH PEO-
LIE WHO HAVE CALLED Us AND
REQUESTED THAT AN APPOINT
No CREDIT RESTRICTIONS, NC
SHORTAGES; YEAR-'ROUND JOB
LEADING TO PROMOTIONS, IF
YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES.
Call JU. S-S714 today before 2 pm
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HELP MEN

Statesmen for Maryland. adjacent
to washington, for established debit.
and debit builders. All forms oil
industrial and ordinary life, plu:
disqualification, accident and health
earninTs unusuai & Yssep opportnnity 4 lisersss NJ,
advancement. Age or inexperience
no barrier. Guaranteed pay, plus
commissions. Phone MR.. BARRETT
today, MI. 6446, Ext. liz.
WANTED-Big money
making opportunity. Exclusive line
work uniforms. Jackets, pants.
shirts, coveralls. Advertising en-
broidered Every business prospect
Outfit free. MASTER CORP, Sol
Water st I,ignnier Ind
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HELP MEN
REAL ESTATE
Brokerage Salesman

Contingency sales from our variou,
projects have developed an openini
pahle of handling the brokerage that
this type of resale requires. All in.
quiries confidential. Please writ,
LEACH d CRONIN, 1890 Cunning.
ham court, wheaton. Md.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Statesmen

statesmen
Keen -minded and aggressive for semi
professional work. Local and ma
tionally advertised Must have car
and able to be bonded. If you are
accustomed to making more than
$1,000 yearly we will be interested,
and you will be thoroughly trained.
Apply Mon, Tues. and Wed, hrs,
10 amt pm, MR.. WALTERS. --28
Evening star., 1951-08-26
SALES OPPORTUNITY WITH MA
KNOWN MANUFACTURES

TIoNALLY Known MANUFACTURES
Company. over 100 years old, annual
sual opportunity to progress into key
sales managerial position. Require
ments-college training. determina-
ton. to sell and field sales exper.
Work is in Washington area contact
ing wholesale. manufacturing and
institutional accounts. Compensation
is above average salary plus oppor-
tunity for substantial annual bonus.
Profit sharing. and other liberal en-
ployee benefits. Company car fur
complete personal history to Box 81
L. Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HELP MEN

PAINTERS and combination man;
steady employment for qualified me-
chanics. 5311 Georgia ave.
8 painters for week Of Aug. 27
good wages. 81. 1914. -26
PAINTERS and paper hangers. white,
first class. Apply BALTIMORE
RENOVATING. 1929 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-08-26
RELIEF CLERK

AS11@A A<A OAAAA4 - Van
For busy hotel: must be experienced
on hand transcript. Boz 27-J. Star.
REPAIRMAN for shop repair OF ap-
tions. fun empioye-benefit prosram,
including vacation; pension. sick; sick
Me- sfsSf shslSH hlS1piss5isis1u st "a isuppIY CORR
HU. $500.
RESTAURANT MANAGER and cook
| white, to operate tavern In nearby
Va; colored trade; must be strictly
sober and be able to prove his
honesty; apt. In rear q store;
Ne Men; ,3sS sss Ssth st.. South; Arl.. Va
RSocFERsIApply SoERst. 7:so am. Monday
wheaton. Nd. See Mr.. RICHMOND
ROOFING HELPERS. white. exper: !
fEsSojss Saoss ssS lSenss 10Th st. APDy a e ss
RooFiING.sIbfNG z OF 4 e ( re MECHANIC. and
SEPT ST. aioe;D soNp Hp RRooMEgINa CO. co.
ROUTEMAN, HIRES ROOT BEER. A
sna do@mfssos sass we s
extra benefits. Call TO. $500 fol
route SALESMAN. for established
laundry and dry cleaning route; lib
rett, at MoRNiNGsIDE Laundry
S220 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Md
RouTE oIt SALESMAN, white. for es-
tahlished coffee and grocery route,
car furnished. Opportunity for 9
man looking for good earnings and
security; must have Al references
| and be between 26-40 yrs. OF age
and married. Call COOK COFFEE
| CO.. CO. 1896 for appt --26
Evening star., 1951-08-26
LIQUOR SALESMAN

Experienced, must have thorouRh sales
and merchandising experience. ex-
cellent opportunity. for one wishing
to work in pleasant and happy sur.
roundings, plus top salary. must mus
interview, call ia. $3.50. rs
LIQUOR statesmen t2l; part time
LiTH0GRzPa CAMERxMAN ~ ~ Large
Offset plant has opening for ar
experienced man capable Of produc.
with excellent working conditions
Replies will be kept confidential
REFERENCES required. Write Boz
LOT Soy. Tor automobile agency; ex-
ambitious boy. See Mr.. jenkins,
FRANK SMALL, Jr, INC. 1900
MACHINE ofPERAToRs. bench as.
semblerS. light mechanical work. 40
METAL APRsf RfMB Man MaNuFAcr6RERs i5Fi ffiss
MAIL ROOM t sutPiERSisoR. age 80
mail m Pc room n and SdG message VSI. Center; must st
be experienced in this type work
and have ability to supervise others;
salary commensurate with ability;
write SLatlnR age, eQucaLlOn ana
employment history. address and
phone. Box 234-J. Star.
MAINTENANCE MAN
LIGHTLY BUILT
For air conditioning and ventilating
and duct cleaning, mostly night
work. Steady. good salary advance
ment. 4015 Georgia ave. NV.
MANAGER
For q new popular-pric women's
wearing apparel chain store, opening
in 80 days. Previous chain store
manager experience necessary. Good
earning Arrangement. interviews in
Sers J5SAs sMospE M5fS siss Sc w. G9a Tash
ST.. n. 7. II. N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

LAWYER-Recent graduate, to edit
Washington legislative and admins
tractive DEVELOPMENTS for trade pub
lication. Give education, position IN
graduating class. law review .expe-
rience, If any, age, other back
Salary, So, 500. Opportunity de-
pends on individual. Box 200-M,
Star
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, must be
steady and experienced. Long estab
open chop. Box 4Sl-L, Star. --26
LIQUOR SALESMAN, experienced
only; hard work; long hours: good
pay; interviews strictly confden-
tial. MODERN LIQUORS, 1901 9th
ST NV -26
Evening star., 1951-08-26

UPHOLSTERERS, white. experienced;
day work; apply employment oflce,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, $500
Woodley rd. NV.
USHER, 20-30, white, good habits
Apply in person. BEVERLY THEA
TER. 10Th and F SITS. ne.
WATERS, white; local experience
Apply Mr.. Lawrence, manager
BLACKSTONE HOTEL 1910 18th
st No phone calls. please. e.6
WAREHOUSEMAN. exper. (white)
25-45. for work in retail furniture
warehouse located 130 Que st. ne;
must have d. c.. drivers permit;
good habits; good salary; pension
plan. Phone Mr.. Matthews. WO.
4244. for appt. COLONY HOUSE,
4244 Conn. ave NV.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC, ex-
perienced on all makes: must be
reliable. sober and trustworthy. and
have d. C. permit; salary, SIS per
wk.. See Mr.. soURBEER at 604
w2shINc r2esa III ma; MACHINE MECHANIC, ex.
cellent opportunity; permanent EN-
ployment; car furnished. See r.
bowd. DOWDS ELECTRIC CO.,
4416 Conn. ave. 80
WAsHMAN, for ESQ Gas Station;
51s-dey week, good pay with many
benefits; apply Mr.. Ennis. LOGAN
(Ford 2017 Va. ave. NV. ..-26
Evening star., 1951-08-26

statesmen for mems clothing store;
year round Saturday positions; sal
ary ana commission: Apply WEs-
Statesmen. must be fully expert
enced In electrical appliances; ex-
cellent opportunity. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. Sc.
SALESMEN--Toledo Scale Co. has
openings for 2 statesmen to sell scale
and food machines in the Metro
politan area. Men with specialty
selling exper. desired. Call IA. 1900
Monday or Tuesday am. for ap-
pointment. --27
statesmen, experienced; good
chance for advancement. Apply
ADAM HAT STORE, 1929 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-26
MEN

Several openings exist in Metropolitan
Washington area for men with sue
cessful performance records In any
field Of efideavor; these provisions re-
late to the advertising and sales pro-
parallel prestige and acceptance;
exceptional opportunity for out
standing earnings; selection Of per-
sonnet viii be made on the basis OF
character, appearance and degree OF
interest in this particular field; local
character references required; car
essential
Evening star., 1951-08-26
statesmen

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS BUT ONCE
IF YOU ARE READING THIS, YOU
ARE DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT POSITION. HERE Is
SECURITY WITH AN ABOVE-THE-
AVERAGE INCOME.
WE ARE AN ESTABLISHED ORGAN.
IzATION WITH BRANCHES IN
PRINCIPAL CITIES AND WE ARR
LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOI
statesmen TO BOLSTER our
PRESENT FORCE. THIS JOB Is
DIFFERENT BECAUSE TT OFFERs
A FUTURE PLUS SECURITY AMI
"A VERY GOOD INCOME.
WE DO NOT ALLOW OUR MEN TC
CANVASS. WE FURNISH ALL AP.
POINTMENTS THROUGH RADIO
ADVERTISING. NEWSPAPER AID.
VERTISING. ETC. SALARY, COM.
MISSION AND BONUSES ARR
YOURS FOR THE TAKING, IF YOJ
ARE SINCERE AND HONEST.
See me, N A. PRESTON. at 262,
Conn. ave. NV. end floor, Monday
August 81. at IL am.
OR
PM.
ONLY.
NO other time. You must have q car
Evening star., 1951-08-26
HELP MEN tcont. J

LABORATORY ASSISTANT, to assist
in chemical analysis and mainten.
afice of laboratory supplies and
equipment; must have. one or two
yrs. college training in chemistry
and physics or high school educa,
tion with exrNrienee In q chemicaaEI q Y
per hr. to start; $1.53 in 3 mos,
with other periodic increases; 5-day,
40-hr. wk. Apply employment office,
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.,
HOO 29th st. NV. Monday through
Friday. $3.50 am. to pm. No
phone calls. -26
LABORER, for all-around work, must
be able to drive. Apply 1919 18th
st. N. Arlington.