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CONTINUED from last week.


The Navy, prodded by a specific
directive from Sec. Francis p.
Matthews, finally went all out. Ne
groes we're so pleased with the
Nays new policy that, in 1850.
the Dorie Miller foundation, of Chi
cago, organized in honor of
heroic Navy mess attendant. made
an award to the u. S. Navy for the
outstanding contribution to improv-
ing race relations that year.
The Navy manned a destroyer
escort and a patrol craft with
mostly Negro crews under white
officers. Nine m onths later, it
placed Negroes, one Negro to ten
whites. aboard % auxiliary ships.
The Navy learned from this expert
ment that Negroes could be placed
in white crews without trouble.
Next, the Navy removed all restric-
tons on assignment of Negro per-
sonnet. Today. discrimination
against the Negro scarcely exists
in the Navy. On the carriers Leyte
and Kearsarge. Negroes are work
ing in the engineer and boiler
rooms, as crane operators, on the
plane elevators. as quartermasters'
and boatswains' mates, and in
many other capacities. At the Naval
Training Station. Great Lakes. ILL.,.
Negro trainees are processed with
whites and assigned to the same
companies. In the technical schools
there are Negroes in almost every
course. Generally speaking, thru
out the Navy, Negroes and whites
are working, messing and berthing
side by side, ashore and afloat. Elk
pected racial frictions have not oc-
Cured. In five years. the Navy has
moved from a policy of complete
exclusion to complete migration.
The story in the other sery-
Ices is similar. In the Army. all
jobs are now open to Negroes
and all schools without restric-
ton or quotas. Negroes are Civ
en- assignments according to their
qualifications. In some training
camps, even in the South. Me-
groes are trained side by side
with whites, eating at the same
niesses and living in the same
barracks. The 10 per cent quota
has been lifted. The Army dir
ective still leaves 1t up to COM
nanders to decide between seq
regation or indignation. Where
the attitudes of a community
indicate, or where efficiency
would be served by segregation,
1t still is mainland. But the
trend is away from II.
The Air Force has made the
most abrupt about-face- In its
handling of Negroes. Air Force
schools, without exception, are
open to qualified personnel-no
racial restriction. In many of
these schools, Negro officers
and noncoms are instructing
white and mixed groups of
trainees.
Some Negroes are not salts
lied with what has been done.
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be expected to correct long
standing prejudices of civilian
communities. Other complaints
are that, even where equality
of opportunity of service has
been established, little progress
has been made in providing
equal recreational facilities for
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committee of the Senate Armed
Forces committee. He said the
Army was not giving Negro
troops and trainees proper pro-
lection against discriminatory
practices in communities near
Army installations. The Army
takes the position that it cannot
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Negro troops. But even so. James
C. Evans. negro civilian adviser
to the Secretary of Defense on
the racial problem, believes the
armed forces have done more to
improve race relations than any
other organized group in the
United States.
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THERE'S NO JIM CROW IN KOREA
BY JOHN c. o'sRIEN

The director of the Washington
bureau OF the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People recently complain
ed to the preparedness sub
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Better Lighting
is Saving
Today!

In MARCH of 1913 youa as voters
authorized s., 900 street
lighting program.
Today-with 80 miles of the 300-mils
improvement completed-Seattl leads
the nation In mileage of safety lighting
In actual operation, according to reports
of the City Engineering Department.
which is making the installation.
Test results compiled in 16-month
periods preceding and following installation
of these mercury vapor lights show
definite drop in both traffic accidents
and crime prevalence in areas Of
installatioE-an achievement that
means better. safer living for you
and your family.
City Light has played an important
role in this civic development. Established
In 1902 for the principal purpose of
providing good street lighting at
reasonable cost, your City Light has
continuously operated and maintained The
system at one of the nations lowest
rates :. often at less than cost. Last yea
1880 City Light absorbed approximately
$150.0OO of the street lighting cost.
Seattle Is well on the way to regainina =
It's former title Of best lighted city in
-
the world" -thanks to sound municipal :.
planning and your voting foresight.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24
Nancy Norman
Grade 8

The eighth graders lost a pupil to the base school when Beverly Reinhart moved to the Naval Station with her par ents. Two more were gone for a short while when Hobert Dawson had an appendectomy and Francis Clark had chronic tonsillitis.
 Nancy Norman
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24
Grade '

Miss Dandeneau's seventh graders have finished their Thanksgiving pictures just in time for the holiday. They are murals and show charact- eristic Thanksgiving figures. They used them for their Thanksgiving party which was Wednesday afternoon.
 The seventh graders have also been taking dancing les sons every Friday afternoon, and all throughly enjoy them- selves.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24
cLAsSIFvEDS
continued from page Il

FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet pick up. Good condition. Heater, anti freeze installed, two spare tires and wheels. See at Oscar Nelson's cabin. c. E. Anderson.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24

Business houses, organizations, and persons notified that all display advertising must be in the office of the MIRROR by 6 pm Tuesday to ap- pear in the following Saturdays paper.
 Classified advertisements will be received at the office or hy phone until Friday noon but must be paid for by pm to appear in Saturdays paper
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24
Grade 6

Mrs. Dawson's sixth grad CTS have been studying about the Far East in history. In art they have drawn pictures that illustrate their studies.
 Sally Heitman
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24

Kodiak residents are urged to boil all drinking water. The chlorinator at the tank is be- ing repaired.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24

MISSION-sale. Open from l
 to 5 pm Saturday.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24
School Notes

continued from page 3 The fifth graders have been sketching scenes of the town. In language they have written poems about Thanksgiving.
 Sally Heitman
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all the kind people and organizations thc,+ helped us during our re- cent misfortune.
 MT. and Mrs. Bill Kreiner
 Mir. and Mrs. Dick North
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HELP MEN
INVESTIGATOR
COLLECTOR

Nation wide finance co. has opening
for ambitious young men looking
for good salaried position plus
expense allowance-many company
benefits; experience not necessary,
We train YOU: car necessary. Apply
n person to LIBERTY LOAN COR
yer Spring Md
JANIToR. exper.; salary and quarters;
bet. | / and 1 for appt.
JANITOR, married, for apt. in NV.
section. Must have stoker exper,
Salary and quarters. Apply bet. o
person only JESS FISHER FISH asossst & CO. n
INC. 1920 x st. NV. IS
colored. sober, married, no
children. for garden;type apt. in
nearby Maryland; all new equip.
ment; no furnace work: salary.
$125 mo. plus apt. and utilities.
Gail. Cal manager, IL. 10 to 8, for appoint
erences required. Good salary and
2-bedrm.-liv: rm., kit. and bath
apt; for rieht man. Apply Mon. at
Wakefield Hall Apts.. 2l0l New
hampshire ave. NV.
JANITOR's HELPER. colored; lge.
apt; bldg. NV 6 pm. to IL mid
nlght; = nights per wk; good salary;
Eef. Gail AID. 1929 from SO pm.
A.
JANIToR, colored. for large apart
ment house; must be sober. reliable,
experienced and furnish references
Saiary Si1y and quarters. THOS. j.
FISHER & CO.. INC. 73S 18th st.
NV.
AND HANDYMAN for "a
unit cooperative apt; good salary
and apt, all utils. for good worker.
S4O9 SHth st NV, Ant 4 4
Evening star., 1951-11-04

PLUMBER
on new work. Good pay,
steady employment. RA. 62S7. $
PLUMBER = Experienced jobbing
man; steady work, top wages; must
sAHprko Si Sis sr1s1as Ge0lsla iissass sas'. r5
PLUMBERS HELPER. experienced:
steady work. top wages. J. SHAPIRO.
PIuMsrRS e 81 aye HETpFT aT IT, 19oo 200. s .
necessary and must have D. C.
drivers permit. Apply 2s13 14th
Plumbers AND HELPERS, new and
remodelinE work. Call WI. $500.
PLUMBER--Part time work with
iqr right man. Cali Mr.. Weissbere.
PollsHERs-Bufters. oil HERS platers;e elp ckper.
excellent working conditions: 5-day,
4onhr. wk. disqualification, paid
for overtime. highest wages in this
area to first-class men. BRoMWELL,
PORTER. modern mems wear store.
Excel. Job for right party. MUTUAL
p pSI0kES, cor. st. at 9th NV.
yator operating and floor waxing; no
Sunday work. WAGGAMAN- -BRAW-
NER, 100. Eye st. NV. IS
POTTER. colored. for drug store: D. C.
permit and recent references, re-
9ulred; S-hr. day; $3.50 to start.
350l Ga. ave. NV.
PORTER = Permanent position for
ditions; good salary; bring refer
ences; See Mr.. Elman, CHARLES
SCHWARTZ g. SON. 70S 7th st. NV.
P0kIER lcoloreO. Apply Pelzman,
FASHION SHOP. 1900 F st. NV.
PORTER
Good Job for steady, sober man.
MAkvlNs CREDIT. 734 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HELP MEN
ENGINEER.

G4NAI44NGJIt
Watch engineer for night duty; btt
spt blde in NV hHw i've etf premises
excellent opportunity for steady mar
looking for permanent position
Telephone OR. $500, ask Tor Mr.
ESTIMATOR, building construction;
lge. work. Washington and vicin.,
must be thoroughly exper., salary
$3.50 per wk. Write Box 32-Z. Star.
ESTIMATOR to figure on electrical
Jobs in spare time. Call GE. oS33
after 10 am.
FACTORY SALESMEN-Sell Charles
Chester nationally known cushion
shoes direct Complete line for en-
tire family. Full time or side line: {:
full-time men earn up to S25 per
day In commission; big repeats;
ducers. Af caARLEs dsIiseH cHEsTER rT 70 SHOE HOE
CO., 103 Chester Bldg, Brockton.
FARM HANDY-MAN and wife, also
to work around dog kennel. 3 rooms,
ath Path unIurn!shed. Good pay. Ell
st. extended. TE. 243O. or NJ. j.
Waple: 1924 14th st. NV. Wash.
5, D. c.
FARMER AND WIFE. no children,
to live in main residence and work
on cattle farm near Upperville. Va.
exper. with beef cattle and fencing:
refs. Write J. KENNEDY. 3407
IAN ST. NV. Wash" D. c. TU.
FIREMAN who understands stokers,
married. no children. white. for new
apt. DEVELOPMENT in Alex, Va; must
be sober and reliable; salary and
apt: including utilities. See MR..
after l pm. -6
FIREMEN, colored, at once see En-
SINGER. BRoADMooR. 1901 Conn.
ave. NV. =
FLOOR LAYER to contract for l3
houses at lst and Webster sts. n e.
j. B. T1FFEY d. SON. RA. 1869.
FLOOR LAYERS-Experien only;
steady work. top pay. WA. 1I39.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

&C Opposite Arlington. P. o. Clarendon.
statesmen, for local city territory;
draw against commission; prefer q
man approximately so years of
sss s a1s nss' or sor nna eTsvoqi es
AD. 1881, Monday. 5th, o am. till
sALtsMESSn aiMi SniS; yor inside and outside outs
selling, stationery. ofiice supplies;
experienced preferred. BRYAN. 1913
Statesmen, over 35. drawing acct.
$50 wk.; preferably some knowledge
Of radios, recorders. etc. Must be
active growing business. Write
SALESMEN--Heating statesmen. exper.
in selling home owners. can do bet
ter here as We are equipped for big
business. Pay lge. commissions as
We eliminate the middleman by buy
ms, directly from the manufacturers
eliminate competition and price cut
ting. Come in for an interview morn
ings between 2 and IL. CONsOII-
uT1NG co. OF AMERICA. 400 H
Statesmen. exper. Bible and book
tive Bible ON the, market today.
Sells on sight: big Commissions.
Apply tAdLLsTATE HOME EQUIP
shIRsMeS MhET &C. tor 2lia In n st. NV NV .n e
department: Experience not neces-
week; many company benefits; salary
Dss s. e0HnissI0n sEaRs RroA2Gx AgpIy perso93e n"
s455 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring,
SAIESMEN--Mr q p a, Iuinois
Americas newest. most sensational
magic billfold. Buyers everywhere.
hF nFpshed S9mnsslqns sdya9ced = ea1N ssmps
isv9 Vest Van buren,, naN~a chieaso C SaiS g. 'A'
SALESMEN-We have openings for
2 young men with some selling
exper.; protected territories; salary,
commission and bonus. We are a ma
tional organization manufacturing
and selling once equipment. Sue
complete our selling course. Guar
antee minimum while learning. See
SMITH 4 CORONA TYPEwR1TERs,
NC. 1913 Park I'd. NV. IS
SALESMEN-Excel. oppor. for 8 men
sell en s5ouaa aGH Of proG sT
uct; good comm. and guar; every
home. bldg; and structure, exclud-
ing none, is a potential customer.
Call Sum-. CO. 4s67; wk. days, ST.
Statesmen. mems furnishing. etc;
full or part time; good hrs. Apply
in person. SAKS MEMS SHOP. 651
Penna. ave. sc.
experienced, for retail
mems wear. sporting goods and lug
gage depts.: salary and commission;
modern store: good pay. Mr..
Nanny. IRVING'S, 10th and E NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Structural Steel
Shop Foreman

Wanted by local Arm. Must be able
to judge welding. Write. giving age.
experience, education and compensa-
tton desired. Address Box 1lS-V.
Star. IS
SURVEY RODMAN and chairman.
permanent employment fo- expert
sncsd young man. Apply Mr.. KAP-
Lam 1904 Ripley St. Silver Spring,
SURVEYORS. rodmen and chainmen
TO-. Ior survey party. Exper, desired
ave. ne. Call WA. 5566
TAILOR AND BUSHELMAN, must be
experienced for tailor shop: steady
work good pay. 1901 New Jersey
TECHNICIAN for shop repair Of radio
and television. Good working cond
and excel. oppor. Full benefits inc..
vacation; sick leave; pension, hos
ARRANGED. Cali Mr.. Shallow At &c
SUPPLY CORP, HU. $780, -
TELEvISION outside serviceman;
top salary; company trucks. CAR.
ROLLS, 719 H st. NV. NE. 2646.
TELEvIsIoN SERVICE MAN. bench
work; best wages. steady work, va
cation. many, employe benefits. Az.
ELECTRIC CO.. 441s Conn. ave,
NV -
TELEVISION SERVICEMEN
Immediate openings; inside and out
side servicemen; 5-day week; good
pay; vacation; disqualification and
Gassrbera 1shss employs er 0enstS Ga fh
ANCES. S
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HELP MEN

SALES TRAINEE-PART TINE.
Need an extra $50 per wk.? II YOU
are free. 8 to $50 pm. daily, call
NE. 1859 mornings. %
SALESMAN-Manager type, for gen.
eral retail store; good opportunity.
eAP1ron CAP oap sGE saiaTasy o5s il st. Apply
SALESMAN, Southern, Maryland terri
tory; must have sales following with
taverns, bars, restaurants in area;
S70 week plus. Established whole.
merchants in area. Box No. 395-z.
SALESMAN-Appliance. television, re-
taii store; experienced only: attrac-
i've proposition to right man. APP
ELECTRIC = ! CO.. 441s Conn. ave.
sALEsMAN-Missionary man to call
on grocery stores. for food manu-
facturer Car furnished. Box 1O1-z.
sALEsMAN-Part-time ewes, and
an day Sat, for mems clothing
naoefSaas9s5y Ma9sy mENs EsyDSEsRse WERs
SALESMAN - Well-establish branded
ladies' hosiery distributor has OPEN
ing for experienced man calling en-
washington and adjoining terri
tories. Competitively-priced line.
non-runs, fancy heels; commission,
5S: Protected territory: DUO -FLEx
Baltimore i, Md.
SALESMAN. full or part time, to sell
aIM and hn,a hinStsil refrigerator defrosterS.
(clothing), retail. Exp.
young man; salary plus comm. APP
SALESMAN; mems Clothing (ghitel.
Apply Peizman. FASHION SHOP.
1909 + st. NV.
SALESMAN ! L.s! AN with car; $40 week g
experienced selling wholesale prod
ucts to local restaurants, taverns,
grocers and retail merchants. Write
fully. Box 42-S, Star.
SALESMAN now. calling on public.
parochial schools, colleges, athletic
1rsiffnlzstions ,nifn1m. n;,,.t;c etc' Full line Of
comm. Draw when oualified. Write
number. SCHOLASTIC SPECIALITY,
: 363 Broadway, N. Y. (3l.
over 45 for city Of
Washington; "A salesman's dream.
NO coiieeting, ;.,,sss no ,eall-backs no
Gar. good appearance and previous
greet selling experience necessary.
Earnings at least S15O weekly after
brief training period. Apply Sl1s
Wisconsin ave, IL to / pm, week
days. OIL. 1909.
established debit. near
Sill: Sprg.. Md: life. disqualification.
ok and accident insurance: good
pay; sood future. Phone JU. 6-4579.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
REALTOR
RECEIVERS

For work in super market: good pay,
tree group disqualification. vacation
Sis Tlsh pay ! va and other employe bene-
SHIRLEY i lEI;S FOOD STORES
403 Swami Ave, Alex. Va. $
REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT in
staller between ages 25 and 40.
Steady position and good pay. Ap-
ply BREYER ICE CREAM CO.. 1850
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
REPAIRMAN. FRED.
ERICk,S. 1905 14th st. NV. -5
ROOFER. tin. suffering and spoutine: {:
experienced;, drivers permit; good
S275, plus welfare fund;
exp. on cutters, spouts, general re-
pairs; year-round steady work;
modern, progressive organization
GlCHNER. 1900 Kendell st. ne.
ROOFER'S HELPER, slate; TOP wage
to top man: ST.. s967. 4
HELPERS, white. expert
enced; drivers license. Apply FAR
RAN BROS. $50 10th st. ne, AS
pm. TR. 0620.
dry cleaning, for we'll
established route; S65 q week guar
anteed; average earnings, S95 per
week. Call MR.: BUTLER, OV. 100.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HELP MEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Should be skilled in the operation OF
microfllm cameras. Diebold and
Recordak Also should be able to
process microfilm through the de-
velopment, fixing. washing and dry
ing stages. Give brief description
OF past employment record and tele-
phone no. Box 10u-V. Star.
NIGHT CLERK, exper. PIX operator
PARK CENTRAL APIS, 1900 r
st. NV. See Mgr.
NIGHT CLERK for uptown hotel;
must know transcript work. Call
Evening star., 1951-11-04
SALESMAN

Old established firm; must have car:
between 25 to IS yrs: preferably liy-
Ing In Arlington area: $50 per week
plus commission, hospital and medi-
cal dement's. profit sharing; inside
and outside work, Write full de-
tails. age. experience. etc. Give
Evening star., 1951-11-04

PAINTERS-Must be 1st class, for
work on lg; housing project in
Fairfax county; top pay for good
men: apply on Job. Holmes Run
Acres, 3 miles past Seven Corners,
Va. to Gallows rd.. turn left to the
lob: or call JE. 2-9704. See MR.,
JACK PRINCE: transp. can be ar
ranged from Arlington, or nearby
places.
PAINTERS. good mechanics only
need apply: Report for, work 7 am,
MAYTON & JOHNSTON, INC, rear
1907 0 st. NV. -
PAINTERS. good reliable men; steady
work. Report to Mr.. Yowell corner
4stb and Tilden SITS. NV. fake No
bus out Massachusetts ave. to
Iilden st., then walk 2 blks. vest
PAINTERS; exper.. exterior trim;
81 day steady work. Phone SH.
PAINTERS WANTED - Report for
WORK. ZOO I'm. Mon. to 719 SO.
Glebe I'd. Arlington.
PAINTERS
Evening star., 1951-11-04
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Inside paint salesman wanted by lge.
estab. paint distributor who can
offer q perm. position with adj
vRncement. Pleasant working
cond. with paid vacation. Exper.
In retail selling desirable but not
essential Phone DI. 1l30 for appt.
DYER BROS, INC.
734 18th st., NV. -
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HELP MEN
PLJJMRER
=--7@''=7'-'@l-l=l'-ll'l--'l' - -
PLUMBER

At once for largest shop in Arlington;
medical and hospital benefits. Apply
w. j. BAUMBACH, 4147 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
SALESMAN

For national manufacturer of chain
saws and portable power tools, 20
cover Eastern Shore and northern
Va. territory. Unlimited Opportunities
for man with initiative and ability,
Guaranteed salary. bonus plan.
TRANSPORTATION furnished, together
With many excellent company bene-
fts. For interview call MALL TOOL
CO.. 2l2l N. Y. ave. ne. LA. 6-6337.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
SALESMAN
WITH $1O0 PER WEEK
PART TIME

Yes. we have statesmen ayeras,nE
better than 500 per wk. on q part
time basis.-Here's why.
MUHTZ TVS THE TOP-GRADED
BEST MONEY VALUE TELEVISION
BUY IN THE NATION!
MuETZ TWAS THE PLAN OF
SALES OPERATION THAT Is SELL
ING 1-1N-3 IN THIS AREAi
Surveys show nearly $4,000 will pur-
chase TV this month in this area
II you want real opportunity for
top earnings. have q late model car
and can invest 2l hours per week.
See W. H. Woodfield. 7:3o D. m. Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
MUNTZ TV, INC.
3143 N. Washington Blvd.
iOpposite Arlington. P. o. Clarendon,
Evening star., 1951-11-04
NIGHT FIREMAN

For large apartment development;
heavy and light oil burners, cleo
trical and plumbing repairs. Ap-
ply manager. 3341 23rd st. s.e.. 10.
c-3133. A
OFFICE ASSISTANT TO MANAGER;
good opportunity for advancement;
thorough background in office pro-
ceoure: knowledge Of bookkeeping
ssssntiai Cal Mr.; Ramsey, DI;
S464' CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. IS
OFFICE MANAGER as executive as.
slstant to owner, $1,000 per year
last raises; age 25-40; good fast
OFFSET PRESSMAN, Webendorfer
lst-clasS man only: ideal working
PRINTING. INC. Ex. 3s63, cal
Sunday between 9 and 4 pm.
Offset Press Operator
Should be skilled Offset pressman
able to operate 35-inch single color
press; Doing close registry color work
and half tone. Should also be able
Send short account past exper. and
tel. no. to Box 106-V, Star.
OIL BURNER and domestic boiler
men, men, Apply 0 L st ,s:w between
oil BuRSEs faS aEcHxxSfisGd e xxSsfsdsgs sya heller s
Apply 1920 Georgia ave. NV. "a
PACKERS. CRATERs and helpers:
household goods experience desira- :
BILE, MERCHANTS TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO.. 920 z st. NV. Mr.
Hite.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
E-2 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1851
HELP MEN (cont.l


ENGINEER, 5th class license, fol-
downtown apartment building; ex-
perienced with oil burner. plumbing
and electrical repairs; good salary
and quarters. Apply manager, PARK
CENTRAL APT. 1900 r st. NV.
Phone NE. 0540. IS
ENGINEER. 5th class; S135 no..
quarters and utilities. Apply 2400
10th st. NV. to IL am. or DU.
1866. 5 to z pm.
ENGINEER. JUNIOR-Age a5-40.
Ordnance experience preferred but
not essential. Annual and sick
leave benefits. Excellent salary for
qualified man. Cali ME. 6911. %
ENGINEER, 5th class. for downtown
ONCE bldg; must be handy with
tools: hours 8 am. to pm, Mon
day. through Friday. Saturday 8 am.
to l nm: salary Sl35 per month,
See MR.. FORNEY. Building Super
intendent. Arlington Building, 1925
Vermont ave. NV. 30
Watch engineer. Apply
Chief Engineer, CARLYLE HOTEL.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
ENGINEER

Maintenance engineer with first-class
D. c. license for large commercial
hotel; excellent opportunity for right
person. Please state age and ap-
proximate salary requirement Box
435-V, Star. "a
Evening star., 1951-11-04

TRUCK DRIVER, colored, a good per-
manent position is offered man be-
tween age IS and 40 who can pro-
duce recent local ref as truck driver.
Call TU. Q500 for interview.
TRUCK DRIVER, white. Apply Mon.
day. 1913 4th st. ne.
TRUCK DRIVER, must be familiar
with Washington and Va. areas.
CH. 1870, ARLINGTON WOOD.
WORKING & LUMBER CO. a
TRUCK DRIVERS. colored; to load
and unload lumber. Ref required.
See Yard Supt. w. T. GLLIHER
& BRO, Inc. 30th and K SIS. ".
TRUCK DRIVERS Experienced to
work in Alexandria. Call TIE. 500
or AL. SsSs. IS
TRUCK DRIVER
EXPER. IN MOVING FURNITURE,
LOCAL WORK; GOOD SALARY;
STEADY POSITION. REPORT MR..
KRESSIN, 639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

SALES TRAINEE-PART TINE.
Need an extra $50 per wk.? If you
are free. g to $40 pm. daily, call
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Evening star., 1951-11-04

Good Job for steady, sober man
MARVIN'S CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-11-04

SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
$500 per mo. to start; an day work.
no Saturdays or Sundays. SALKELD
BROTHERS. 450 8. Capitol St sc.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
JUNIOR
STRESS
ANALYSTS

MASTERS DEGREE, sPE-
C1ALIZING IN STRESS AN
ALYSIS PREFERRED. GOOD
EDUCATIONAL RECORD I'M
PORTANT.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

Service Station Man
Salary. S75-x10o per wk after short
training period: must be sober and
reliable: references required. EAST
HAM ESQ STATION, 7120 Wis.