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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
NO Statement
Yet OVER BEER
OPERATORS CASE
Commissioners Will Not Reveal
Whether Licenses Are Sus-
pended Or Revoked

The County Commissioners, acting
as a Board of License Commissioners,
up to press time would make only
the comment that the investigation
was continuing in the case of the
operators of beer taverns who pleaded
guilty in Circuit court of violations
of the county liquor law.
Jonas w. Sines, president of the
board, said the three had been in
session for parts of three days and
that they had agreed there would be
no information given this week, I'M
til after those involved had been mott
fled of any action taken.
When asked if the board had made
decision, Mr.. Sines declared, "fd
hate to answer that question"
From other officials in the Court
house it was learned that two
opinions had been advanced One was
that the board could either suspend
or revoke the licenses to sell beer,
and the other opinion advanced was
that there was nothing else to do but
revoke the licenses.
But the only thing definite that
was acknowledged by the Commits
sioners, was that they felt something
had been accomplished and that the
full details would be known next
week.
The board earlier in the week had
pointed to provisions of the law
which they thought should be clarI-
fled before a decision was reached.
One section of Garrett county's beer
law states that before a license can
be revoked OF suspended, notice must
be given to the licensee at least ten
days before such hearing on revoking
or suspending.
Another section which was pointed
out to all tavern operators earlier this
year was that mo license shall be
issued in Garrett county if the APP
plicant (D has a federal permit
for the sale of any alcoholic bev-
erages other than beer, and if such
permit is obtained subsequent to
the issuance of the license, then the
license shall be automatically revoked
and the licensee shall be liable to
prosecution for sale without a license.
Another section reads that if IL
cense is revoked by reason of the
licensee being convicted of violating
any provision of this article, no Ii
cense under this article may be is
sued to the same person for the same
premises within a period of two years
thereafter.
Paul w. Fisher, sheriff, last June
made an inspection tour and collected
federal liquor stamps from fourteen
persons who had purchased them from
the Federal authorities. All were
given warnings at that time. Fisher
said yesterday that he had made
another check in Baltimore and that
since July those listed as having pro-
Continued on Page Three
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
Auto Tag Regulation

According to latest information re-
ceived from the Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles, all classes Of license
plates should be issued on October l,
1851, at half price, according to q.
Harold Yutzy, county treasurer.
Mr.. Yutzy had information last
week that truck tags could not be pur-
chased until the first of November
for the remaining half year, but this
was not correct.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
To Address Rotary

Jerry Hebink, animal husbandman
from the dairy extension service,
West Virginia university, Morgan
town, will be the speaker this Friday
evening at the Oakland Rotary club.
A graduate of the University of
Wisconsin, he did dairy work at the
University of South Dakota before
going to West Virginia university
where he has remained for the past
sixteen years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
State To Install Six
New Weighing Scales

The S t a t e Roads commission is
planning installation of heavy-duty
platform weighing scales at six new
locations along major highways to in
crease the effectiveness of its weight
limit enforcement program, it was an
nounced by Commission Chairman
Russell H. Mccain. None of the loca-
tions is in Garrett county or Western
Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
FARMERS OPPOSE
SUBSIDIES and
CONTROL PROGRAM
Report Shows Farm People In
This County Against Social
istic Tendencies In Fed
eral Government

Farmers of Garrett county once
again have demonstrated their usual
ability for level headed thinking by
registering opposition to what they
consider socialistic tendencies of the
Federal government and Secretary Of
Agriculture Brannan.
This thinking became apparent
from report on the family farm
policy review recently compiled by
the County Mobilization committee,
and showed that Garrett county farm
ers who expressed their opinions,
wanted payments, control programs
and subsidies eliminated, the produc-
ton marketing administration abol-
ished and other federal farm agencies
curtained. Consolidation of some
agencies was suggested.
Farmers expressed approval of the
Extension service program, the Soil
conservation service, and some favor
able comment on the forest service,
farm credit administration, rural
identification, federal crop insurance
and commodity exchange.
Those drafting the report said
number of farmers stated they did
not have sufficient information to
form an intelligent opinion or make
recommendation concerning the diff
ferent agricultural programs. Pro-
grams were explained at the meet
ings as fully as possible in the time
available, it was stated. The twelve
agency programs included Extension
service, Production and Marketing,
soil conservation, forest service, farm
credit, farmers home, rural electrifi-
cation, office of information, federal
crop insurance, commodity exchange,
agricultural research and bureau Of
agricultural economies.
Attendance at the six meetings in
late August and early September
were not particularly well attended,
the report showed.
The report also declared there was
definite feeling among farmers that
they were being told that programs
were being carried out on the county
level when actually persons charged
with administering county programs
did not have any authority except on
minor issues, unless it was approved
by Federal or State parties first.
Farmers felt there was no real county
level administration in many of the
departments.
Some felt the planned family farm
policy review was political and did
not have the genuine interest of the
farmers"
Want P. NJ. A. Curtailed
In declaring that the Production
and Marketing Administration could
be curtailed, one written stacement of
farmer said This would reduce the
need of large federal appropriations
of money by Congress for the use of
agriculture" He also recommended
the $3.50 million reduction in appro-
priation for agriculture as recon-
mended by the American Farm Bureau
Federation should be made in the
interest of national economy, stating
that farmers are willing to set an
example to others in curtailing eX-
Continued on Page Two)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
Returns From Korea

Sgt. John Browning, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cheston H. Browning, and
husband of Mrs. Joan Martin Brown
ing, Oakland, after serving in the Ko-
rean war, reached the United States
on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Members
of his family planned to meet him
in Pittsburgh today and accompany
him to Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
Blood DOlOrs Needed

Blood donors are needed at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland, it was announced yesterday.
Particularly at this time type-A do
nors are wanted. Volunteers are asked
to report to the laboratory technician
from s to 4:30.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04

COP governors favor Gen. Eisen-
hover as president. Next choice is
Taft.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced: 9 days per week, Ap-
ply CoNNoRs & FOSTER. 2244 Pa.
service eiE' STATION ATTENDENT-
Exper only. 2200 Bladensburg -rd.
SERVICE STATION OPERATOR for
midnight shift; references required;
excellent nay, 4S-hour week: Ap-
ply WRoE'S sUNoCo SERVICE
1901 Georgia ave. NV, -6
SERVICE STATION OPERATORS (2l,
must have references: excellent pay,
4s-hour week. Apply WROE S SUN
OCO SERVICE, 1901 Georgia ave.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT OPERA
snffd; spPfax. ARPly MaP s'6a Ga ave- SHY SILVER
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT and
good wages. Call MI. 95S5 or cali
at FOLLIN TEXACO SERVICE, Wis.
and Que st. NV. %
SERVICE STATION attendant-Expe-
llepfsd Aeps DAvis WE Esso EeasGnsSs hG?t
and Benning rd. ne. a
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
shift men. station attendants. wash
boys. wanted for new station. Apply
any time Saturday at new CALSo
STATION; 1890 Georgia ave. Silver
SERVICE IItIe STATION ATTENDANT.
white. some experience; g days, on
on Sunday Apply in person at
NEELY'S GULF SERVICE. 1914
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Mo.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
SHEET METAL WORKERS for night
or day shift. Apply NATIONAL

SHEET METAL WORKERS for night
Or day shift. Apply NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL MACHINE SHOPS,
INC. s19 Jessup Blaire DR." silver
SHEET fRsF METAL HELPERS GOOD
working cond.. estab. apprentice
training: top wages II exper. BOS-
WELL BuRK CO., WA. S400. -5
SHOE MEN, experienced; an excel;
proposition with growing local
chain is now open; also part time
and Sat extras. Apply PENN BOOT
cry, 652 Penna. ave. Sc. 4
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. capa-
BILE litter; must be sober and re-
liable; executive position possible for
the right man. EMMA JETTlCK
SHOES, 1887 F st. NV. - :,
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced: full
and part time, for Silver Spring. Va
and DISTRICT Apply 90l H SITS. ne.
Ask for MR.. KAPLAN. -
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced: full
and part time; salary plus commits
sion; for Silver Spring. Apply Nj.
Hutcheson SCOTS SHOE STORE
SiG5 Georgia ave II
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN
YOUNG man over 1s TO operate
proof press in printing once. 5
nights per week Do not apply II
your work daytime. Box 422-S, Star.

YOUNG man over 1s to eperats
proof press in printing. once. 8
your S'S work TX daytime. Box 422-s. Star.
YOUNG MEN. age Is to 2s, present.
usher position. day or evening shift
laws tFss!sSs. PALACE AeP'y yTHEASTER. HOorA'
YOUNG MEN. as machinist helpers.
Single men preferred. Paid vacation
4 CO. ,47l2. Bethesda aye,
waaTEpL.a wRsasheEEds. Mdj MEN, ! to sssembl. wrT
salesman. CAPITAL CIGAR &
TOBACCO CO. 463 Eye St NV. "a
WANTED AT ONCE-Man or woman
to supply Rawleigh household ne
eessities to @ consumers sn..l nearby; !1l fqlI
obligation. NJ Write WI. ~ RAWLEIGH's.
Dept, DCJ-14,25l, Chester, Pa.
URGENTLY NEEDED. Al mechanics
RIER MOTORS, Arlington Packard
dealer. Gil. 4l1O. Ask for Mr., Masgio.
CMLDREN's STORE in Arlington has
business Good starting salary ard
assured future. JERRYS, 40ta. S.
1 WANT 4 MAN that is a go-getter
collecting and verifying; mostly eve
ming work. Advancement for ris 1T
man; Must have car. Write Box
EMPL. MEN, 3 ewes. and Sat, part
time work. No car req; About Sd
81 hr. Apply Thurs, $3.50 p.m.,
EARN s5O-Sl5O WEEK in spare time;
sell plast:cs for Christmas gifts
through popular party plan: hieh
commission, free sample kit, free
training. Call AD 6S34 or write
HOUSE OF PLASTICS, 2435 18th
st. NV, for details.
NATIONAL CONCERN requires addi-
tional personnel for sales and en-
gineering coyerage in Maryland and
though not necessary Sales expert
ence helpful All replies will be
treated confidentially. Address let
ter to Box 454-T, Star, giving de-
tails as to experience, age, uuali1ca-
EXCELLENT Gis opportunity for yoHnE
man: good sales ability; to take
CHARGE of showroom floor: Good
salary; gr rapid Itdt advancement. Open at
Two MEN for work in order dept,
from ) to 8 pm; part time; 5-day
week. Also man for full-tlme work,
days. Apply MR. BARRETT, 6"3
Realty Bldg, l424 K st. NV, s. 70
10 am. or ) to Il pm. =
EVENING WORK. for salesman
whitei now employed Wed,
Thurs, Fri $50 to $50 pm;
s. per hr. Box 97-S. Star. =
Evening star., 1951-10-04
TIRE RE-GROOVERS
BEN HUNDLEY

Experienced only, good proposition
plenty of tires to regroove; insid
Evening star., 1951-10-04
MAN WITH CAR

references. Full time. Cali sligo
1850 and ask for employment man
aRer. -
MEN. colored. with some garage ex-
perience, to disassemble motors and
clean np parts. NATIONAL MOTOR
REBuILDERs' 1925 Fenwick st. ne.
MEN for stockroom. receiving and
shipping platform. 40-hour, 5-day
week; excellent company benefits.
RoGBucR ePE Z co asS6 SSS Wisos sFARs Dra
MEN, for delivery department. who
are available for night shift; inside
work, 5-day, 40-hour week. Call
or see Miss Jones. SEARS, ROE
BUCK 4 CO., $500 v st. ne. rear
YOUNG MAN, over is, with D. c,
auto permit, Apply 1416 P st. NV,
MCNEIL MOTORS. 4
YOUNG MAN to train for duplic atlng
department: permanent position;
5-day. 40-hr. week; pleasant work
ing conditions; liberal discount on
purchases. insurance and hospitali-
PEOPLES DRUG STORES employ
YOUNG MAN. 1880, to travel U. s.
average. 500 weekly, plus bonuses;
good ao dAPat Pature ee'eia Appiy MR LINDSEY RSf5
Cairo Hotel. No phone calls. 4"
YOUNG MAN to learn trade. furniture
reflnishing and repairing. 81. 5525.
YOUNG MAN. no experience ncces-
Sorv: excellent opportunity to learn
jeWelry business: company benefits.
Apply in person. ROSS JEWEL LRY
Co. 81 Il st: ne. o., IN
tTrn, oJnE basiness; good opportun,ty
YOUNG MAN to assist maintenance
Quarters and salary. In Alex, va.
See MISS BIGGS, 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. Suite TT. $
YOUNG MAN who has had some basic
training in radio, televiSion or cleo
tronics and desires further training
with practical experience in the
servicins Of teleyision receivers;
good salary and chance for advance
ment. COLONY RADIO SALES &
SERVICE, 611o Georsis ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 35, as supervisor
for retail shopping service. No exp.
nee. Salary advancement. Must be
free to travel. Apply Warner Bldg,
Rm. 951. 13th and E sts. NV. %
YOUNG MAN. not over 20 years of
age, for Rent Dept. BOSS e.
PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN, to learn General Mo
tors accounting system under an
exper auditor. Prefer graduate OF
an accounting school; mus must nScE liEe in
HUGHES Buick. nc, 6o1 Lee
blvd Falls Church Va 5
Evening star., 1951-10-04
JANITOR
COLORED

Permanent position available for q
good man. 35-35 years OF age, who
is willing to give regular attendance.
Apply Personnel. Room 500. open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No
phOnP calls
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN

TELEvIsIoN REPAIRMAN. %; bench
work: best pay, employee dement's,
regular work. Apply R. Dowd,
DOWD'S TELEVIS1ON. 441S Conn.
ave OR -n0O g
Evening star., 1951-10-04
WINDOW TRIMMERS

Experienced in retail clothing Ex-
cellent opportunity. Perm position.
Salary open. Box 12-R. Star. %
WOOL PRESSERS, top salary for ex-
perienced men. OLD DOMINION
CLEANERS, 4036 Lee hwy, ArlinR-
ton. Va. JA. 5-S113. -5
WOOL SPOTTER. experienced. quail
itv work; excellent pay, with chance
OLD COLONY LAUNDRY, $500
Blair rd NV -5
IYAkDMENi good pay, good working
conditions Apply Mr.. DEGEN,
2!u5 Upshur ST.. Mt Rainier, Nd.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN (Cont.l
BRICKLAYERs WANTED for Glaze

BRICKLAYERS WANTED for glazed
tile partitions and exterior brick
WORK on large hospital job in West
Haven, Conn Transportation fur
nished. ANCHOR INVESTMENT
CO.. 900 r St NV. =
ACCOMPLISHMENTS references
take charge OF meat dept. Apply. IN
person, 1918 Bepning, rd. ne. a
BUTCHER for Sat. only, exp. Apply
G. w. SUPER MARKET. 2430 Pa
ave. NV. -
BUTCHER and chicken man, good
pay and fine working cond.; good
opportunity for right man. MAS
TER SUPER MARKET. -l0S0S Lin
coin ave, kenslngton, LO. o-lS6o,
BUTCHER. reliable. non drinker who
is not afraid of work; Call al
FAWWALS S MARKET, 1861 4th st
sw. or call ME. $40. =
BUTCHER, experienced and SOBER;
steady work; salary open 70 rlsAt
man. Apply HILLTOP MARkEI.
S601 Georgia ave. NV. -lU
BUTCHER. colored. young, expert
enced NE. 1453.
BUTCHER. exper. for work in Super
Market-Good pay, steady work.
Apply G. w. SUPER MARKET. -430
Pa ave, NV, y
Evening star., 1951-10-04
SERVICE STATION
ATTENDANTS

Experienced service station attend
ants: honest and reliable; must have
references; S225 per month. See
Mr.. Craig, PACIFIC AUTO SERVICE,
1900 Rhode Island ave. Hyattsville
Evening star., 1951-10-04
REAL ESTATE statesmen

Get into this fascinating business
Sell in Md learn the quick way
experienced agent II you think
you can sell call Mr.. Cox cox g.
CO.. RE. 1888. UN. 1926, ST.. O775.
.
REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT IN
STALLER. between % and 40;
steady position, good pay. Apply
BREWER ICE CREAM CO.. 1880
BIadenSburR rd. ne 4
Evening star., 1951-10-04
EVENING STAR
NEWSPAPER

STEAMFITTERS. 1st-class only need
port between 2 and S:3o am. rear
S5l2 Ga. ave, ready TO work -5
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK (white); B.
day week: in advertising and public
relations work, with large railroad;
S59.50 wk. to start; free transporta-
ton after required service; with paid
vacation. Reply stating age and
qualifications, also draft status to
Box 445-T Star -
STOCK CLERK. with sales ABILITY
for large hardware store: 6-daS
week. paid holidays. vacations. hos
pitahZation. See Larry MaIoney
Silver Spring --S
Evening star., 1951-10-04
statesmen

Who can earn S150 a week and over,
to sell nationally advertised watches
on credit no down payment re-
quired from customer; immediate
cash commissions; permanent posi-
tion with excellent future: vacations
with pay, many other company bene-
fits; full time or part time men
accepted: excellent opportunity for
part-time vacuum cleaner, uphol-
stery. insurance and other salsemen.
Joe TaSh, NEW YORK JEWELRY
CO Ell Eth 81 n W
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN
CREDIT MANAGERS ASST. for larg
DEBIT MAN

debit. Excellent opportunity for an
ambitious agent. Substantial weekly
guarantee to start with unlimited
earnings assured later. MA. 2433.
q
Evening star., 1951-10-04
ROUTE statesmen
Manhattan Laundry
RUGMAN

Opportunity to make good salary
Apply after 10 I'm, to H. J. Taylor
BERGMANN'S S LAUNDRY, 623 G st
NV, =
Evening star., 1951-10-04
MAINTENANCE MAN

White man, having working
knowledge of automatic oil
burn e RS, air-conditioning
units and to do minor re-
pair work; 5th and 7th class
licenses required. New ele-
vator type apartment build
ing in NV. section. Good
salary and apartment. Gail
MR.. MUSE, OR. 1900, be-
tween 2 and 4 pm. wkdays.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN

PLUMBER. must have local expert
erce of at least u years, transpor-
tation. knowledge of new work s..d
ramode:inE; top pay TO right man.
WA s53S So; UN. tf33 after 5 II
PLUMBERS HELPERS, experienced
di;ons. Call WI. 1855 between
PLUMBERS HELPER, experienced in
new construction Apply between
3 and 8 ,WEHRLE 4 DRURY. 1903
KenilMorth ave. ne -6
PLUMBERS HELPER-M Must be ex-
perienesd Iiylns Il ao.Id Hyattsyille yici,
PIuMBERs TN h:lR wANTED-t5p mechan-
les, also 3 helpers for new house
work in the S. Spring area; must
chanies need apply Call GEORGE
NJ JOHNSON. Ashton 31o5 between
PRODUCE CLERK, full or part time;
permanent position for experienced,
dependable man. Apply in person.
PosINs, 6756 Georgia ave. n W,
PRODUCE MAN, exper in super
market. GOOD lob for the right man
Apply MASTER SUPER MARKET.
losos Lincoln ave" kensington, 10.
PORTER. colored, steady lob Eve
SMITH sRF "PIf PHARA2cY APRS q asls Be1'Nn 14h
PoRTER-colored. daywork In mod
dent manager. the PAIL MALL
APIS lll2 18th st. nv -6
pay, Refs Drivers license in Nd
Call 6H 5l4g -
Evening star., 1951-10-04
ENGINEERS

Good salary and good working con-
dltions Apply engineer, ALBAN
TOWERS, 800 Mass. ave. NV
Evening star., 1951-10-04

sERvICEMAN, no car
needed, We furnish truck; inside
and outside work; excel. opport
for the right man. Call Manassas
11@ or call after Z pm, FA. 81 8
statesmen wanted tt
sell Admiral. RCA and other major
brand sets. No canvassing, plenty
of leads furnished Good opportunity
for both part-time and full-time
WORKERS os ufn youI spMare Mr m,rnnw sms 1se
az DYNAMIC STORES. 1900 G St
NV. (our men know Of this adj.
Tv TECHNICIAN, part-time; new
profit-sharing service organization
ers better service, and servicemen
better pay. II you have bench space
and are located Md. and Va. or
D. C.. write. Box Ills, Star. =
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN
ROIITEMEN

For established laundry and dry
cleaning route. 5-day week. good
pay v,hile learning Apply in person.
STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921 27th
Evening star., 1951-10-04
statesmen

To handle exclusive line OF kitchen
builders and retail remodelers
Leads furnished. Average earnings
S125 to S150 wk. Call NO. 2443 for
onnn}ptnnept
Evening star., 1951-10-04
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Active office in new commercial de
velopment needs more help due to
surplus volume of business. Many
leads furnished; car necessary. En-
ceHent earniEes assured to selected
man Call MR.. HIGGINS. ia. =
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HELP MEN

LUBRICATIoN MAN, fully expert
Hampshire and Franklin ave. SH
Evening star., 1951-10-04
PRODUCE MEN
RADIO SERVICEMAN

Some experience on radios, phono-
graphs and combinations. Position
available in downtown location
very pleasant working conditions
many company benefits Sec MR.
BOTTS. at $40 Hal! st. sw IT
Evening star., 1951-10-04
TELEVISION
SERVICEMAN

For outside service work; exper.; car
furnished; highest salary consistent
with ability. FRED WALKER, 2605
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. .
work. ask contractors. Cali 70 pm,
1924 4sth ST. NV, EN-. 1854
Evening star., 1951-10-04
.IEWEI, TEA co.
ATTENTION
Insurance Men!

Two men for old-established national
firm to call on INQUIRIES for hos
pitalization. Our men averaGe from
$50 to Sl10 per week. Openings in
Offices: 1860 Columbia rd,, D. C, or
4O@-4H3 Doniphsn Bldg. 10l n.
Columbus ST. Alexandria. Va. 5
Evening star., 1951-10-04
MAINTENANCE MAN

LIGHTLY BUILT.
With car or light panel truck for air
conditioning and ventilating duct
cleaning. mostly night work; steady
good salary advancement. 40I5
Georgia ave. NV. II
Evening star., 1951-10-04
SMALL-LOAN MANAGER

National small loan chain has open
ing in Florida for manager Must
have at least 3 years successful ex-
perience. Permanent position. Good
salary and working conditions. Re-
ply Box 47e-V. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
ATTENTION statesmen

We need 3 more good salesmen IN
our sales dept, earnings unlimited
and future secure We are not al
fected by war. priorities or credit
restrictions Exper. not nee, COM
plete training given. car nee. sub
stantial drawing account. Fer per-
sonal interview see Mr. Robson
bet. 10 and l2 or > and 4 a. FORT
LINCOLN CEMETERY. 3201 Bla-
denSburg I'd. ne. =
Evening star., 1951-10-04

GROCERY MAN; excellent opportunl-
ty for one experienced in super
market. Benefits include paid hos
pitalization and insurance Apply in
person, 1923 R. l. ave. ne. OF
300 Nichols ave. Sc $
GROCERY AND PRODUCE CLERK.
experienced; must be able TO take
and fill phone orders. Apply at
1902 Alaska ave. NV. -
HARDWARE CLERK; permanent po-
sition for energetic young man. Ap-
ply 34l Cedar st. NV. 4
HELPER in, paint factory, colored
II you are between 80 aid 40. sober
and reliable. and are looking for a
permanent position, call TU. 5000
for interview
HOTEL NIGHT CASHIER, II pm. to
Z am; experience not necessary
Contact auditor latter $3.50 ami,
DI, $3.50. g
HOTEL NIGHT MANAGER, exper. !:
must know transcript work. Call
Miss Hillow betw. 9-5, co. 200.
THE HOTEL 240O. "A
Evening star., 1951-10-04
MESSENGERS

Full time permanent job, for young
white boy 17-la. Apply in person,
ask for Miss White, THE CREDIT
BUREAU 1nol G ST u W Il