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will discuss "The Economic Out
look" at the same session.
Members of the Institute of
Farm Brokers will hear Alfred B.
Garrett. chemistry professor at
Ohio State University, talk on
THE Atomic Age"
Convention headquarters will be
in the Netherland Plaza Hotel and
general sessions will be held in
Taft Auditorium. Delegates will be
housed in nine hotels.
Myers Y. Cooper, former Ohio
Governor, is general convention
chairman. Affiliated organizations
which will hold their conventions
at the same time are the National
Institute Of Real Estate Brokers,
American Institute Of fSeal Estate
Appraisers, Institute of Real Es-
tate Management, Society Of In
|dustrial Realtors. Institute of
Farm Brokers, States Council
Women's Council and Secretaries
Council. H
Evening star., 1951-10-13

tSee BATHTUBS, Page B-4)
Evening star., 1951-10-13
Poste!-Hued Bothtubs Offered for Public HOUSING

Iers of such items apparently be-
lieve.
That could be assumed, at least,
on the basis of items shown in a
commercial exhibit held in con-
nection with the conference here
this week of the National Asso-
citation Of Housing Off1cials, COM
posed mainly of public housing
authority officials and employees
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1951-10-13
BY Robert J. Lewis
Reoi Esfota Editor Of the Sfor

Pastel-hued bathtubs. auto
matte garbage disposal units,
automatic dishwashers. automa-
tic laundries, clothes dryers. elec-
trio ranges, electric water coolers
and others of the latest home
gadgets and equipment have a
place in Government housing for
low-income families, manufactur-
Evening star., 1951-10-13

More than SO manufacturers
displayed their products In booths
on the Hotel Statler mezzanine
floor during the 18th annual con-
ference that ended laet night.
The size and character of the
exhibit reflected the manufactur-
ers' realization that the Nation
wide public housing program rep
resents big market for household
products,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
By Dr.. PouI Popenoe

The prospects didn't look so
bright for Mr.. MS wedding.
I'm supposed to be married
next month";" he began. "but I
don't know whether I want to, or
can go through with it,"
This is a bit late to decide"
remarked. What makes you
hesitate?"
Maybe that's what I want you
to tell me-" he replied.
Tell me the whole story, Mr.. NJ
He was q and his BRIDE to-be
was nearly 80. They had been
going together for some months.
They lived in towns half an hour
apart. She was in business for
herself-a door-to-door canvasser:
he had a good job in a large in
dustry. They had no financial or
in-law problems. They were con-
genial. A week ago when she
picked him up so they could go
to dinner together he introduced
her to his boss.
"She sat there for Is minutes.
DR.. Popenoe, and told my boss
what good man I am, how much
he should appreciate me and what
he should do for me. I don't know
how he felt. but I felt like sinking
through the floor"
you thought she was going a
little too far too fast" I agreed.
The other day when we passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Arlington Plans
Blue Jean Dance

The Arlington County Depart
ment of Recreation will sponsor
a blue jean dance for teenagers
on December q at the recreation
center, ALL North Third street.
Arlington.
On Saturday, DecemberS29, the
Arlington Forest Citizens Associa-
ton in cooperation with the
Arlington County Department of
Recreation, will sponsor a Christ
mas dance for the Tip Top Teen
Age Club at the recreation center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
q. 0. P. Women
Leaders to Meet

Mrs. Joseph r. harrington, wife
of the delegate from Hawaii, will
head a delegation Of so State and
territorial Republican women
leaders who will go to San Fran
cisco for the advisory board meet
ing of the National Federation Of
Women's Republican Clubs on
January IA and Is.
Decisions affecting campaign
activities in State declarations and
5000 individual clubs in A States
will be made at the session and
and a site will be chosen for the
biennial convention next August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19

They were superior people and
they married in due time (but not
the next month";! The girl had
two strikes against her-her great
err age and her overaggressive-
ness. Some one had to show her
how to play the game in such a
crisis.
Marriages can be entirely sue
ceSsful with a wife a few years
older than her husband, but she
should take particular pains to
build up his feeling of initiative
and self-confidence instead of ag-
excessively riding over him rough
Shod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Shop
I ak
By Dorothy Bihlmon

Secure a refuse container
cover holder and eliminate
spilled cans and lost covers.
These come furnished with all
information required for quick
installation. The holder will
fit Is. 20. rs and 80 gallon con-
tainers. for homes. farms and
restaurants. The sizes for small
houses and apartments is I'M
der production. but not on the
market as yet. Very inexpen-
sive!
Two m others Of Silver
Spring. recently obtained {
patent on q novel toy designed
to thrill the hearts Of Jewish
children. It consists Of an over
sized fabric candle-Shaped bag,
decorated and adorned with the
Star Of David. It is called the
"Chanuka Stuffy." justly so. be-
cause it is stuffed to capacity
with all sorts of surprises to de-
light the children.
Chanuka Is the Feast of
Lights, a holiday celebrated by
the Jewish people the world
over. It falls during the He
brew month of Kislev. which
comes around December. 1t is
a holiday which commentaries
the rededication of the Temple
in the year 1853 B. c. In OBJ
servance of the festival children
have a great part: candles are
lit every evening at shutdown
for eight consecutive days, and
gifts are given to the Jewish
children in order to make the
holiday more welcome to them.
These "stuffies are now be-
ing sold locally in several stores.
Plan your parties this holiday
season so you will have a Won
derful time with a minimum of
work to do. Let's begin at the
end of the party and eliminate
the dish washing by serving the
food on plastic surface paper
plates. They come in a variety
of colors. A mixture of bur-
gundy and silver, for instance,
would go beautifully with the
rest of the New Year decora-
tons. A nice thing about these
plates is that no food, hot or
cold, can soak into them. Then
comes the fine moment when
you just throw them away;
they're so inexpensive you can
well afford It!
There are paper cups. nap
kins, tablecovers and casseroles
which go with the plates. bowls
and placemats. The colors are
rose. green. blue, canary. bur-
gundy and silver. The plates
come In four sizes, dinner,
lunch. salad and bread and but
ter. The placemats are 18 by
IL inches, in four colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Modern Murrioue

a wedding chapel she exclaimed
that 1t was a Economically BEAU
tiful place and we should see what
it was like inside. To make a long
story short, DR.. Popenoe. before
we left I found myself plunking
down 10 bucks to engage the place
for our wedding and had never
even mentioned the subject to
herr"
Later I met the young woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Thetd Sid Dinner

A turkey dinner followed by
Christmas carols and an exchange
of gifts will highlight the annual
Christmas party of the Theta
Sigma Phi alumnae tonight at
the home of Mrs. Paul Sifton,
1850 Highland place NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and 80
years of age; previous experience
and D. C. permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary, generous company
personnel, Room 5O6. Open week.
days. S:3O-5 and Sat. OIL. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN

OFFICE MGR. for liquor company:
salary commensurate with ability.
Apply Mon. 9:3O am, WELT
MANN'S, INC. 1895 MINI. ave. ne.
OFFICE SUPPLY SALESMAN to cover
established route of man going into
service. MALLOREY OFFICE SUP
PLY CO.. 732 9th st. NV. is
OFFSET PRESSMAN to run 41X54
Potter; night shift; only highly
NAN ~ LIB PRESS NC 415 11th st, s,w'
oRTHoPEDIC BRACE MEN 90. ex-
leather worker, clean and fast. who
can help run leather dept; one good
fast metal man, familiar with back
work; opportunity to become shop
foreman. Good salary excellent
bonus plan: new large shop. sunny
and airy. Write stating experience,
salary expected, etc. Box 112-S,
PAINTER-Good mechanic! Several
ply Mr.: MILLER, 1915 MASS. AVE.
NV, ny Mo1nt,d5ay; 1t,5y; Painter Parrish
PAINTERS WANTED - Top wages;
must be good mechanics, sober and
steady. Give refs. and, expeT. Box
pARTHTiME lds RI ME- SALESMAN for me mems
wear and sporting goods; top pay.
MILLS CO.. 9th and E sts. NV,
PARTS MAN for truck dealer, exp.
beneficial; G1 training program
avail; DISQUALIFICATION; paid vaca-
LoNEY,S, INC, s126 Ga. ave-.
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MAN

White, middle or over. retired
preferred, intelligent, dependable,
pleasant personality, to wait on
customers. etc; Experience not nee
Apply ExoU1sffTiE cLEANERs' asH SSS!s!Vaj 3Hoo
Georgia ave NV.
MAN, middle aged, wanted for opera
5,day, 46-hour wk& give phone no.
when answering. Box 267-R, Star.
MAN, experienced. to manage dry
assfeRf ana IAuNpRy fa5a s'G5Ss sSs AoFtR AoR
Capitol. Att. Mr.. Gandler. 1s'
MAN for repair Of office machines;
local training; perm. if salts. State
age, educational background and
MAN. shipping department, local lum-
Box OR, Star. 10
MAN to run floor sander. Report to
work at 34l7 Prospect ave. NV. at
Monday morning.
MAN, white, 21-35. must have car,
military exempt, pleasing person.
ality: for light physical labor. for
seT seTyifs pr, rolts g.s work For interview
MAN with il to ton truck; atwo
months 1sa work; good pay. Box
Man, energetic, for receiving and
for the right person. See MR..
PERRY after 10 am. 1903 Eye st.
MAN wanted to join an established
ust bsvs or t1 time
earn large income. Write for IN
formation and appointment. BOX
MAN white. over e5> for eeneral
w9rk Wst al around u aodS tdFniture warehouse,
with good habits and have D. c.
drivers permit Good salary. per-
manent position. Phone Mr.. Mat
thews, Woodley 4244. COLONY
HOUSE WAREHOUSE, 130 @ st.
MAN. white. middle aged or older.
Gn MuSt N, have p c. drivers permit
MAN. for work on farm with purebred
Angus herd, prefer younger couple,
pose; includes 1-bedroom apt. oeau-
tiful and completely modern; give
particulars of training and expert
ence. Box 330-R. Star.
MAN, white, with drivers permit;
work consists of inside store work
and light truck deliveries; hours, i
pm. TO pm; Will make salary
right for man who wants a steady
Job: state age. experience and give
phone number. Box 37S. NJ, Star.
10
MAN WANTED to service coin oper-
ated Photographs and amusement
machines; knowledge OF radio or
electronics essential. Phone MISS
ALLEN, RE. 2252 or apply 310 G
MEN, mechanically inclined, draft
exempt. interested in learning a
trade in artificial limbs. Permanent
employment; GI training available:
40-hour week; paid holidays and
vacations, Apply ]. E. HANGER,
INC. -221 g st. NV.
MEN, full or part time. to show item
to filling stations and garages in
exclusive territory; five-minute DEM
onstration means sale with $40
cash commission; not uncommon for
our men to earn $500 to S400
weekly; must have car Position of
supervisor also open. Write H.
Pearson. B. g. B. MFG. CO.. Sioux
MEN. white; must be strong. willing
ana sober; exp. trimming trees,
marking timber; willing to stay on
camp. Apply Sun. afternoon. IS.
6lQ Mass: ave. NV.
MEN t2), for production department;
exp. unnecessary; good earnings
bright future. 424 Bond Bldg. 20
Evening star., 1951-02-18
MEN

Are you in a rut? Are you finding it
hard to meet your oblieations on the
salary you now receive? Are today'S
inflated prices slowly eating into your
savingsp Do you and your wife both
work or are you working two Jobs in
order to make ends meet and the
bills? How much longer can you
hold out? What will you do next?
Would you like to buy a new car,
home or live in a better apartment
In a better neighborhood? Are you
and your wife reading ads hoping to
find a higher-paying job?
l want you to hear my story: Six
years ago was shoveling coal on a
locomotive at the age of 46. I real
ized that my age was against me
and my physical makeup would not
Along came this opportunity I'm
willing to share with you. Listen
carefully-Wife and 2 small chill
= dren lived in rented apt, no car
and only small savings account. To-
day | own a S25 600 home, drive a
$1,000 automobile which is paid for,
have q checking account, also a saw
want to hear the rest Of my story?
Have you ever earned $500 in one
week? Well come in and see the
man who has and who is willing to
give you the same opportunity. Re-.
quirements-You must own a car,
be over IS and under 20 with good
reputation. Come in and bring your
with me.
ysstigate at 3os Lawton st.. Fails
Church, Va. Sunday 2 pm. to
z pm. Monday. 6 to 8 pm, or
write for appointment. lis
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Maintenance Engineer

Must be thoroughly experienced in
electricity, plumbing, locks, etc; g.
day week; good salary for right man.
Do not apply without references
covering ability. honesty, sobriety.
PHONE DI 1896
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN

SALEsMEN-AGENTs - Sell direct
Big advanced commissions showing
1851 Rivercool suit line for. men
women; fast sales; priced as low as
S26.50 and S23.50 for volume sales
EXP. unnecessary; free sample out
f1t. INTERSTATE GARMENT MFG
Est. 1929 S19-A Congress,
Evening star., 1951-02-18

PHARMACIsT-Excep. oppor.;, must
be thoroughly exper.; for all-night
Boy Boy le4.R, s tsat Star. anu 'e'' -Is, Ts''e
PHARMACIST. exper.. chain or pri-
MRESNolps s sa psek paAEMAcY fEsFy tn5a hlsa lsth
PHARsiACIsT, colored or white;
b! have &c excel. position for honest;
PHARMACIsT.. registered. 5. S. de-
gree; primarily prescription work.
Apply i'll person, z. D. GILMAN,
621 Pa. ave. NV. 10
PHARMACISTS for nights and every
othe. Sun; local ref. Apply EMPIRE
PORTER for mems furnishings store;
aAoNAE R5essaEsd SHIRT RsE4an5Ps sHoP
g42 F st. NV.
PORTER, eolored. under As yrs, with
dryers permit; permit day .,,aS3g work; good
FISkErrs EhSsS; S0Of5 pRuosToRE' sf!olsRis' 1Ne Eet
1900 New Jersey ave. NV.
PORTER. colored., for, srocery; seod
hSp6 h9I5E 1928 s9oaF pay; yang no arunks; u KAYs
PORTER, to work in Nd, suburban
drugstore. near Wheaton. Md; must
ply in person. SUBURBAN REXALL
DRuGSIORE, Vlers NIL! shopping
PORTER. young. for general clean
ing and stock work. STANDARD
DRUG CO., lib G st. NV.
PORTER, must be neat, for work in
super market; Apply SHIRLEY
Trust Building, Arlington, Va.
PORTER, colored, for night work
IN office building. Apply HERBERT
HARVEY, INC, 912 18th st. NV.
PORTER. coIored. age $3.50. assist
in cleaning retail store. Handy
with tools. Conscientious, refs.
Work as required. not full time.
Apply KENT STORES, main office,
2035 w. Va. ave. ne, Mon. morn
ing
PORTER, mems store; full time. Ap-
ply MI. Smolen. FRED PELzMAN,
1900 F ST. NV.
ER, for drugstore;
must be careful driver. dependable,
have D. c. drivers license. 424S
pRAcrICAE pRRsAanIIc r. Ma MALE NURSE, Ia day
duty IA O4So
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN

RODMEN. preferably high school
graduate or experienced in survey
oN ToGk 1E1RBAs eFss1SF ssNAR9 MAssSG coG
MISSION, Hyattsville. Maryland.
ROUTEMAN. able to build and hold
a good route; good opportunity.
DIANE CLEANERS. 1899 Columbia
I'd. NV
ROUTEMAN for established dry
cleaning route, for one of Washing
tons oldest and exclusive cleaners.
Guarantee, plus commission. Aver
age earnings for January. $50 per
wk, Present man going on defense
2o6 lsncsd 9n1y SOBER nesd expe
yer, mgr. THE HOFFMAN CO..
INC, TR. 1000, weekdays 30.
ROUTEMEN. white. for large distrib-
utor; good pay; perm. position. Ap-
Evening star., 1951-02-18
THE EVENING STAR

tut FtHHd Ave. INV.
PRESSER on quality work; good pay,
steady work. STRATFORD CLEAN
ERS. 264S Wheaton rd., Silver
Spring. LO. 5-I700. --l9
PRESSER-Silk and wool. PEELER'S
CLEANERS 1927 Baltimore blvd,
Riverdale, Nd. Steady Job. Call
DU. l4l5. Sunday: AP. $500. Mon.
PRESSERS, experienced on woolens:
good pay, steady. SAFEWAY CLEAN
ERS, rear 1925 Ga ave
PRINTER -PRESSMAN. ambitious two
thlrder ar Iourneynan, for suburban
weekly Job shop; permanent to right
man. age no barrier. SH. 3l11.
PRODUCE MEN and back room trim
disqualification, vacation with pay;
only experienced men need apply
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES. 124
Shirlington Trust Building, Arling-
ton. Va.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. HAS
RESENTATIVE. STRAIGHT SAL
AIRY TO START AND TRANSPOR-
TATION FURNISHED. SALES EX-
PERIENCE HELPFUL, BUT NOT
NECESSARY, APPLY IN PERSON,
Gill GEORGIA AVE. NV. -2l
Evening star., 1951-02-18
PATENT ATTORNEY
REGISTERED

manufact%urer % locate located VIM in caicago' ao'
Age 25 to 45 Engineering back
ground plus patent application eX-
perience. Salary $1,000 to $1,000
Housing available. Complete COM
pany benefit program. Write COM
experience in confidence. Our en-
ployes know of this ad. Box 220-R,
Evening star., 1951-02-18
ROUTE Statesmen

Established laundry and dry clean
ing routes. Excellent earnings with
Apply HUB LAUNDERERS. Eastern
ave. at 37th St, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN

SHORT-oRDER CoOK-No nights or
Sundays; experienced only; reliable
no drinkers; good salary. 634 D
SHORT ORDER CooK-counterman.
white. for kosher style delicatessen
and restaurant; closed on Monday
ICATESSEN. 5406 Queens Chapel
I'd West Hyattsville. WA. 7799.
SHORT ORDER COOK, 8 hours, good
pay. for sober. reliable man. Apply
In person, SIS 7th st. s.w.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
ROUTEMEN (2)

position. No experience
required Age $3.50. Interesting
work Excellent opportunity with an
established commercial concern. We
require serious, intelligent and am
bilious men, with at least high
school education and dependable ref
office, mornings 9-12. AMERICAN
LINEN SERVICE CO., 1888 Sth st.
n NJ
Evening star., 1951-02-18

SALESMAN for mems furnishings
nent position; excellent earnings.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. e4a F St.
sALEsMAN-Young man to sell and
learn women's shoe business; must
be willing to work; excellent salary
and commission. See Mr.. Milloff,
KOPY KAT. III H st. ne. 80
SALESMAN. ambitious man for out
contractors: EXP. pref Must have
S. S. assf sAsSfs S2P 4S5x NSss eo sss5Ss Ss
SALESMAN, 24-36. Natl. food mfr.
has. opening for young man with
exper. to contact retail groc. stores
in Wash; area. Sales and service
car allow. write BOX 1875. Star
giving age and exper. is
familiar with the heat
ing business. to sell new revolution
ary electric heating. Box SIR, Star.
- National confectionery
manufacturer desires young man for
Washington area; must be between
26 and 35 car necessary; good
starting salary plus all expenses.
Give, full particulars and draft sta
tus in first letter. Box 93-R' Star.
trailer; opportunity for
ambitious man with car to make
G2eene. 2t9 a AMERIcAN Eric Se4sg TRAnER s CT t
4030 Wis, ave. NV 10
statesmen. automobile. new and
used cars; 3 locations; plenty OF
cars; highest commissions paid;
demonstrators furnished: interviews
sstw' see MI 1o-la Hermann nam ane s.1 IS cRR1 DH,
MMoTooRS; 77ol Wisconsin ave. NV.
SALESMAN with car, good salary"
and comm; exper. selling wholesale
TO grocers. restaurants; good en-
ployment record. Box TAR, Star.
SALESMAN for Washington and ad-
iacent territory; good opportunity
to sell established produce to print
bondable. BRANDTJEN & KLUGE,
INC, TAI Grand River. Detroit.
for sporting goods: exp.
good hours and pay: permanent.
MILLS CO; 9th and E NV. 10
@ vertised watches on credit; good
many company benefits. Mr.. Ullman.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. T1e
SALESMAN wanted by local distrib-
utor, to call on the painting trade.
apt. house and Govt. agencies: must
have car; drawing account and COM
mission. Call for appt.. RA. 1864.
sALEsMAN-oRGANIzER. travel sew
eral States; liberal participation.
NADAA. 1920 W, 3rd St.. Los An
geleS 5, Calf
Evening star., 1951-02-18
statesmen (3)

Large manufacturer Of food
products is coming to the
Baltimore-Washington and Vir-
ginia markets with an ad-
vertising campaign on their
products.
The men we employ must
have a following with the re-
tail chain and super-market
grocery trade.
Each man will be given a
drawing account against his
commission after proven re-
suits.
Write past experience. age
and what lines you have sold
and territory covered.
Box 356-R, Star
Evening star., 1951-02-18
SALESMANAGER

Liberal salary and override
to local sales manager. capable
of building direct sales organ
ization, through a special sales
plan which has proven very
successful by this company in
other cities. This man should
have some experience in selling
home improvements or house
heating equipment. We also
need number Of ambitious
call Ii. 3-12sS.
Evening star., 1951-02-18

SERVICE MAN. experienced in major
smpoyment so9a ea sa1MaTy' ME ysaE19Ynd
SERVICE q ~ sTaTroN TAI r. ATT ATTENDANT
twhite), experienced; must be sober
or dependable. SH 1858. lis
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
wniie, tntie, experienced: experienced man with local
SERVICE, 270s Virginia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
White, 30-4o. salary $40 per day
PINS paIS commission commission and vacation. Only
gs,sop ggssa apply; sss M. sarren. msr'. mar
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANAGER,
experienced. sober, good character.
kss!E kss4ERs a0ndiEi aGLr e srR41cE. sS ssR ss5PI
sHEsETTl METAL MET IL MECHANICS and
helpers exper. in duct work. Apply
Is am. or AS pm. l246 Taylor
sHiPPiNG CLERK. experienced. as pack
2-week paid vacation and holidays.
state age experience and salary in
6 @ @nrst reply; Bog 5-R. Star: I'll
SHOE SALESMAN. for lady's shoes;
permanent position. Ask for man
aser' FORSYTHE SHOE CO., 1928
SHOE statesmen for Wash. and Md.
stores. Must be exper. Perm. posi-
ton; excellent opport. for right men.
Apply MOE BERG SHOE STORES,
53l6 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville.
SHOE SALESMAN for mems shoes:
exp; steady: salary and comm. Ap-
ply HERZOGS. F st. at 10th st,
NV Call EX 6l6R -yn
Evening star., 1951-02-18
REQUIREMENTS

25 to 40 years old. Excellent sales
background, preferably in intangi-
bles Must have pleasing person.
ality, character that will pass rigid
Investigation. For immediate in
LAND. OR. 1884. after pm. Sat-
urday and other weekdays, all day
Sunday -1S
Evening star., 1951-02-18
NIGHT MECHANIC

White. exper in oil burners and
minor plumbing and electrical re-
pairs; large apartment development.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY, 5000
No. 4th St. Arlington. Va. is
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN
MARRIED MAN

with car to train locally for perma-
nent position with large manufac-
turing company will consider mex
perienced man who Is willing worker;
man accepted will work under SUPER
vision OF manager tnot canvassing); I;
earnings while training around 500
weekly. Apply before ! pm. 1116
o st. Sc. -22
Evening star., 1951-02-18
MULTIGRAPH- -MULT1LITH
OPERATOR
MULTIGRAPH-MULTILITH
NIGHT CLERK

ADAMS HOUSE, 10th and H SITS. NV.
NIGHT OFFICER and desk clerk with
knowledge of PIX switchboard for
residential hotel; must be middle
aged dependable man; refs. nee;
should be able to do simple book
keeping or clerical work; hrs, 8
pm until z am; 6-day wk.: salary
open. Give full details as to age.
family and past exper. Box 216,R.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HELP MEN
MEN

Three men for interest
ing field work in connec-
ton with popular radio
give : away programs.
Positions are permanent
with excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement.
Some sales experience
desirable but not essen
tial. Must have car, be
neat, personable, and
enjoy meeting public.
For appointment in
terview telephone spon-
sor of program at
RADIO STATION WGMS
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