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Evening star., 1951-04-26
THE EVENING STAR

110l Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTERMAN, with raw bar expert
o'DoNNELL's RESTAURANT, 1907
cGou6sN;TE;RRiMAN-sANDw1cH 3 81; T ;Ri MAN. se sx-
peEienced; part5time lunch; no Sun.
RANT. a7o5 Columbia pike. All.
CofUjNTfEHR MEN. MEN,; experienced. white,
for fountain and luncheonette;
sober. Ii. 3-05O3. Pr
COUPON MEN-Best deal in town;
Bldg, RIM. 306, 1404 N. Y. ave.
DAIRY HAND-For farm near Annap-
oils. Md; good wages. plus excellent
living quarters and supplies; other
help now employed, Write F. P;
ASHER. Jr, Annapolis. Md. or call
DANCE TEACHERS. exper. pref. but
not nec.; eve. wk; complete training
given. VICTOR STUDIOS JJ73o
DEIfcATEssEN Gie; aHs CLERK, fun or
s5s gaF time in IN Da4se mqst be 7ss sSpss eoun G3 e.
DELICAHTEssEN CLERKS (2,. part or
full time. FLOWER DEL1CATESSEN,
S107 Flower ave-. Silver spring, Nd.
DHErvERY SH. TTYSt'i iBoy-colored. over N?% q;
cycle. COMET L1aUoRs. 1s45
DELIVERY MAN for grocery store;
good hours. Apply in person. Refs.
35l9 Conn. ave: NV. -27
DELIVERY MAN. white. must have
sress HeiEhts. Apply Mr.. DOVE.
3r05 Nichols ave. Sc. -27
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Evening Star Building
WAREHOUSEMAN

WAREHOUSEMAN
NEEDED.
EXCELLENT POSITION
OPEN FOR AN
ENERGETIC WIDE
AWAKE MAN, TO
HANDLE DRIVERS
ROUTE. MERCHANDISE
AND UNDERSTAND
WAREHOUSE
PROCEDURE. STEADY
POSITION. GOOD
SALARY TO THE RIGHT
MAN. MARRIED
PERSON PREFERRED.
ASK FOR MIR. KELLER,
816 F ST. NV.
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statesmen (2)-With car; expert.
ence unnecessary. to sell home re-
pairs, roofing, remodeling. etc.
no canvassing. leads furnished
Top remuneration. CHESAPEAKE
REMODELING CO., INC, ST. $3.50
between 9-1O ann. pr
SALESMEN-Men's clothing, perma-
nent position. Good opportunity
STEMS, Americas Greatest Clothiers,
923 r st. NV. -26
statesmen (2)-Excellent oppor-
tunity in laundry equip. Apply in
person. factory br. THOR CORP,
1910 K st. NV. $3.50 to 8 pm.
over 80. earn highest
pay; easy, simple, dignified selling;
work from leads. Apply 9 to IL
an, 930 F st. NV, Suite 307. -2S
statesmen. for mems wear. Salary
plus comm. Good hours, top pay.
Perm. MILLS CO., 9th and E NV
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HELP MEN

man for assistant manager in Be-
.thesda; excellent opportunity for
j.. advancement in worlds largest
shoe chain. 7221 Wisconsin ave,
OIL. 9802. 81
SHOE SALESMAN. exper. only: excel
lent position for qualified salesman.
3lO3 14th st. NV. u
SHOE SALESMAN, must be expert
enced; permanent position. Apply
at once. Manager, QUEEN QUALITY
BOOT SHOP 1NC, 1901 p II n u,
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ENGINEER, colored, with 5th-class
license for modern apt. bldg; good
salary with quarters: excellent work
1882 K st NV. ST. $500. --26
ENGINEERS
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SHEET METAL HELPERS - White;
men interested in learning Sheet
metal trade. Apply in person, 7:3O-
$50 am. 1850 SAFour Mile Run
dr.. Arlington. Va. 20
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CARPENTER, white. for large apt.
building; 5h-day week. 8 am. to
4:30 pm; starting salary S46.5O per
week; weeks paid vacation. See
between 3 and 4. THE WEST
CHESTER, 1000 Cathedral ave. NV.
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CLERK
High school graduate. IS to 30 yra.
OF age; should be accurate, quick
typing on this lob. buf must havo
nad training as typist In the past.
permanent; Advancement; S-day
week; air-conditioned bldg; yaca-
lions pIuS substantial dement's. can
HO. 2476
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NIGHT AUDITOR
Must know hand transcript; for busy
downtown washington hotel. BOX
NIGHT MAN, white. sober. about 90
living ne. for nearby section, to
check cars, make beds, ETC.; S235 q
mo. to start. HOTEL COURT. 5000
Bait. blvd. Berwyn, Nd, TO. 567S.
NIGHT MAN. colored, elevator ana
switchboard; IL to Z am, 6 DAYS.
BLISS PROPERTIES. 1911 Columbia
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS and
helpers. experienced. No machinists,
welders or structural workers need
apply. LA. 6-1240 for appt. go
PAINTERS WANTED-Apply on tob.
EU5h ton S. !. and IL North rt5, HaTrisen AEling-
PAINTERS. exper, nef on new e Ol construc-
TU. s129. S till 8 pm. @as
PAINTERS. white. 1st class. sober,
oId %,1 SsGs' %S5k' SIG. Call after q pm,
PxfNTERs ts,-rirst class wall men
WOOD CONSTRUCTION CO, 10
Trinidad and Williamsburg rd., Arl.,
Va. -37
PAINTERS. exper. on new construc-
JU. s-4s40. 8 till o pm. -2S
PAINTERS. experienced; white; sober
msenaa1Ss psy. aps s1aS 9nlS need apply; good
PAINTERS - Top wages; work in
Md; and Va. See Mr.. Robertson,
supt; at the YOUNG MEMS SHOP.
Arl., bet. 7:30 and am. 81
PAINTERS-Top wages. Must be men
who want to work. Call AP. 1906
after pm. -2S
PAINTERS-1st class. S16 a day.
ttraHnsp. pref. Apply in person.
PAINTERS-Caii WI. 7474 between
PAINTERs wanted. s14 per DAY;
steady work. WHITEHALL MANOR.
corner Of Bradley blvd. and Wilson
lane Refhesda Nd -O0
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SHOE SALESMAN
SHOE SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED
SALARY PLUS COMM.
ALSO
PART-TIME statesmen
APPLY
JOSEPH DE YOUNG
1926 F ST. NV.
1926 F ST. NV.

SHOE. statesmen, steady and extras.
GOOD opportunity and excellent
earnings for live wire. MIR. BRYER.
525 18th st NV.
SHORT ORDER COOK, all around; :;
hours, 3 to IL midnight; sober. de-
pendable; good salary. 6916 4th st.
NV Takoma Park, D. c., GE.
sHoRT-oRDER COOK. open kit. I air
conditioned; good hours, good pay;
uniforms furn. Apply COLONIAL
KITCHEN, 2045 Wilson blyd., Arl.
SKIP LoCATER. part time. to % WORK
'tore; gay or evening. MR.. JO-
SPOTTER-PRESSER. experienced. for
cleaning plant; steady work. 24l4
Wisconsin ave. EN-. 9767. 80
SPOTTER
thoroughly experienced, capable man,
accustomed to good work, to take
cnarge OF small synthetic plant, top
pay; no drifters or amateurs, Mr..
King, 4722 14th st. RA. 5000. --26
STEAM TABLE MAN-Hours II noon
70 pm; short order cook. hrs.
3 pm. to ! am: good pay, pleasant
working conditions Apply HOW
ARD JOHNSON'S, Seven Corners,
Falls Church. Va. 80
STOCK CLERK, high school graduate
to work automotive stock room; no
experience reauired;. holiday and
MOTOR MOI REBUILDERs. I725 Fen
SHOVEL OPERATOR with basement S
experience for %-yard Lima. SH
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SHOE statesmen, steady and extras,
Good opportunity and excellent
earnings for live wire. MR.. BRYER,
525 18th st NV,
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CLERK


we have . permanent position in our
personnel-service dept. for a yo,In9
Iady about 80 to 35 years OF STe'
Wno enjoys interviewing and eus.
TONER contacts. Some knovledTe
TaITNHpgl ~ ISTyh1ng Is helptul Apply ELITE
Evening star., 1951-04-26

COOK for summer resort hotel,
from May Is to Sept. Is; good pay,
Hotel, Point Lookout, Md. Phone
E p. MARTIN, Great Mills, 391-W-1.
COOK, thoroughly exper. for evening
shift of exclusive restaurant; fine
opportunity for capable man
Evening star., 1951-04-26
HELP MEN
REAL
ESTATE SALEsMFN

REAL ESTATE statesmen - No
exper. necessary; excel. fulI-time op-
portunity with the areas fastest
Call Mr.. Kiebold, NO. 6755, till 8,
YOUNG q BOWERS CO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Excel
opport. for men under 40. In this
attrac,. progressive and active Vir-
ginia ONCE. Our men average S1.200
per mo. Exper. essential but not
Mrs; Burd. THE BRANT Co. IA,
4-1600. 80
Evening star., 1951-04-26


ROUTE SALESMEN-We have sew.
sral openings for married men (agt
20 to 40). no experience necessary
excellent salary and many empIoyC
dement's. This is one OF Washing.
toms best paying jobs. For fur.
ther information, drop by and see
st. St NV. W. ARCADE suNsH1NEa sS in fan'0n'
SALES DRIVER, exper. food products,
5-day wk.i guar. salary. Box go
salesman of character and abtiit,
to contact local ofice clientele;
hrs. 8 to A; no eve. work; start
about SO wk. See MR.. YOUNG
Em; 702 no 14th st. NV.
retail grocery trade with an estab-
lished line Of insecticides, etc; lib
eral commission. weekly draw,
monthly settlements. established ter
ritory. This is an unusual oppor-
tunity to become permanently asso-
ciated with q growing organization
must have car. Box 120-A, Star
sALESMAN-Liquor. exper.. to cali on
restaurants, bars and hotels. Salary
and commission. For appt.. apply
Box 2S1-A, Star. go
SALESMAN, exper. in mems hats and
furnishings. Apply ADAM HATS
SALESMAN for mems FURNISHINGS
store; perm. position: excel. earn
ings, Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOPS. 942 F st. NV. 30
for assist. sales manag-
er's Job; experienced selling products
wholesale to retail grocerS. restau-
rants, .taverns; salary. $40 weekly
plus; raises. Apply in person AMERI.
CAN BAG AND PAPER SUPPLY CO.
1496 H st. ne. -27
SALESMAN, mems hats for established
hat store. Permanent position, ex-
cellent pay. Replies confidential
State experience, Box 65-B, Star. .
SALESMAN-Energetic and capable
Guaranteed salary, S65 wk. and
commission. To contact established
trade for well established Arm
Constant repeat sales. We have
complete inventories OF readily
salable products. Car required
Phone for eve. appt.. daytime. ST
1900. or ewes. GE, 9079, -26
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SALESMAN
$4,000

To represent 30-yr.-old Washington
firm. distributing products consist
emily promoted by local and ma
tional advertising. Position offers
excellent opportunity to neat. in.
dustrious man. experienced in han
ding quality products. Car nee.
eSsary.
Call MIR. coLoUITT, MA. 4151 fol
appointment. -29
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CASHIER


Exper. Apply in person, Mgr's, ONCE,
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE. 18th and H
Sts. NV. 80
CASHIER-CLERK- have an OPEN
ing for a cashier and clerk capable
of handling sales summary: one with
automobile experience preferred but
not essential; perm. position; good
salary and working conditions. See
Mr.. Noga. RARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO.. INC. 1I3O Conn. ave. NV.
CLEANER, colored. experienced, to
wash walls, ceilings, light fixtures.
Hrs. are pm. to 9:45 pm. 5 nights
wk. Call Personnel Department. HO.
5S05.
rier; salary commensurate with abil-
ity. Box 263-V. Star. -27
CLERK for retail sales, Silver Spring
store; excellent salary and oppor-
tunity for advancement. SH. 00l6.
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--s~s~ a*rs-s
Professional
Growth -.
AND A
Rewarding Future
AIRCRAFT
GAS TURBINES
GENERAL ELECTRIC

To those who seek the
stimulation of truly Gre
ative work that encour-
ages further professional
development and fosters
a sense of security and
pride of association,
these General Electric
openings are brought to
your attention.
Openings for technical
personnel, holding de-
grees in mechanical,
electrical, aeronautical,
welding, metallurgical
engineering and physi-
cistS in our Aircraft Gas
Turbine Divisions To-
Gated in Lockland, Ohio,
and Lynn, Mass. Excel
lent opportunities for
men with experience in
design and development
as we'll as project engi-
neering.
WE BRING THE FOLLOWING
ADVANTAGES TO YOUR AT
TENT1ON:
Active, free specialized COM
pany engineering training
courses.
Not Just q transient war;
time industry, but an oppor.
tunity for tremendous peace
time expansion In a new chal-
lenging neld.
New modern community.
Convenient to modern plant.
Ample housing facilities. ~
Lockland. Ohio, on the out
side of Cincinnati. Queen City
Of America. Social and civic
participation.
Pension, health, and life in-
surance plans. Company stock
bonus plan.
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MECHANIC

White, experienced in oil burners and
minor plumbing and electrical re-
pairs. Large apartment develop
1900 N 4th ST.. Arlington. Va. go
MECHANICS HELPER, for large
apartment development in Silver
Spring area; excellent opportunity
for ambitious young man to learn
building maintenance trade. Mar
ried man. white, without children;
/ S17b per month, plus ant, and
utilities. State age. family status.
experience, present or last employ
ment and reference. Box 169-Y,
Star. -27
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COPY BOY

Over 81 years Of age. some college
training, neat in appearance. and
willing to give good attendance.
Must be able to pass physical exam.
Apply. Personnel. Room. 506, Open
al No phone calls
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HELP MEN

DlsPATCHERzyogng man, 2o-35
dispatch trucks. Approximately
$235 per month starting salary with
opportunity for advancement, Apply
n own handwriting to Box 230-A,
DiSHwAsHER and clean up boy, sI Re.
to 4:3o. Can oW. e753. RYAN'S
GRILL, Lee highway at Glebe rd.
DIsHwAsHER. not afraid of work;
good hours. good pay; uniforms and
RTcHrRq, ao45 NPRis wilson SPdoNlar Sl2d arl
DisHwAsHER, colored; hrs. pm.
s SecipENfFHL if d REsdTAUsANTs. g5it I5iI
DfsHwasHRRS,' Tsi sgs; RiS' eolosed. must bee Be ex-
Roi aso g suhs hsD az 9sp9 e fF 4s5 Fsat
s.W. 1880 a.m.-2:3o pm. only.
DRIvER-Houseman. yardman, SM.
day week; live out: $3.50 per mo.
DRIVER. trosh route. Apply ROB
ERT coRBIN. 3110 NJ st. NV. --26
DRIVER - Experienced, for small
cleaning route. Only sober. honest
worker need apply; SUNSET TAI
iHAssGd sGdaSGSS' ~ Soll 1Stn 81. 1a 1na;e''
DRIVERS for brick truck; must have
800 Hamilton st. NV. TU. o662.
DRIVERS. full and part time men
needed. Apply ARLINGTON CITY
CAB, 1926 N. Hudson ST., Arl. OW.
DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Dao AL IxsX~.
) Herriman. DIAMOND LOT. iOi u
st. ne
:, .-DRIVER-SALESMAN
Retail. ice cream vspding route; 2
phs,. rhs riS6s M p5one man. ealIs' AlRDiy to 3
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
9l1 Second st. NE.
DRIVER AND SOLICITOR for es-
tablished dry cleaning route; guar.
present psrsos earhaSn hanTN Gyes ssG cEEAEggs ggy
%s Sos4 Hen aahamiiton St., 7Hyattsvifie Nd.
DRTG CLERK Day work only
Local refs. required, RE. 2o75
DRUG CLERK-Exper. pref; 8 to a
1919. I'd
and helpers, expert
enced in new construction. Ii. g.
5737, -26
ELECTRICIAN's HELPER, white. Ap-
ply chief engineer, MUNSEY BLDG.
1929 Z st. NV. -27
and helpers, exper.
on old OF. new work. Steady job. good
pay. Apply BENS ELECTRIC SHOP,
1913 H st. ne. FIR. $500. -28
journeyman. Call DU.
1852 for appt. MORTON ELECTRIC
SERVICE. -27
MAN, day, colored. for
modern apartment building. See
RESIDENT MANAGER. 1901 Mass.
OPERATORS. white. Ap-
ply elevator starter. MUNSEY BLDG.
1929 e st NV II -27
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17-19 years Of age. neat in appear
ance. courteous, and willing to give
good attendance. Apply Personnel,
Room 500. Open weekdays. $50
8 and Saturdays a-1
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna- Ave NV
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FOUNTAIN MANAGERS
EXPERIENCED
..

EXPERIENCED
Is to As Years of Age
Permanent position. Excel.
lent pay with opportunity
for advancement. 48-hour
6-day week. Vacation with
pay.
Apply Mr.. c. B. Aldrich
PEOPLES DRUG STORES,
INC.
II P st. NE.
NsA.
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1101 Penna. Ave. \
Collector Salesman

World-w organization requires
reliable person with automobile for
collection route: must have best
references. Call MR.. STETSER,
MA. 1922. .>-
Evening star., 1951-04-26

WANT TO MAKE MORE MONEY?
We need 4 men with cars; will teach
you the real estate business; draw
ing account arranged for those
showing ability. Call Mrs. Gillespie,
YOUNG & BOWERS CO., Ii. 3-53Sf
Evening star., 1951-04-26


HAIR STYLIST. Antoine or compar.
able training; quiet exclusive sailor
in nearby Va; excel. salary anc
commission. AL. 1872. .-2S
HARDWARE STOCK CLERK and
helper; must have drivers permit
CAPITOL LOCK d HARDWARE
CO.. 1858 Ga. ave. NV. -2S
INSTRUMENT MAKERS - Several
openings for 1st and 2nd class men
Also instrument assembly work fol
instrument technicians. WA. 4444
ENGINEERING g. RESEARCH
CORP, Riverdale, Md.
JANITOR, colored for NV. apt,
bldg. Married with no children;
must have local employment refer
ences; salary and quarters. Apply
in person. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
REAL ESTATE CO., 1415 K st. NV
JANITOR'S ASSISTANT = Colored;
start Immediately at large ne. apt
bldg; salary and quarters. Married
no children. Phone RESIDENT
MANAGER. NO. 0335. -26
JANITORS WANTED
For new apt, bldg. Apply wILLSTON
SOUTH APTS., 6404 Lee blvd, Falls
Church, Va FA 6540
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CHAUFFEUR

Young lady. 25-35 years Of age. for
a permanent position making de-
Hyeries to our advertisers; neat in
good attendance; clear driving rec
ord and D.. C.. driving permit are
required Apply Personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays S:30-6 and
Sat 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
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WAREHOUSE MANAGER

White, 80 to 40 years old, to SUPER
wise loading of trucks for delivery in
D. c. We do large volume of busi-
ness, and man must be thoroughly
experienced in running a receiving
ana shipping dept. Must have an
excellent past record to carry large
pono. salary, S75 per week to start.
Evening star., 1951-04-26
HELP MEN

'FINIsHER,. top wages, steady lob,
good working conditions. HARRY
G. JOHNSON 81 SON. rear 211N 9th
FIRE SPRINKLER ENGINEER wanted
for consultation on sprinkler in
stallation. HOTEL COURT, 9999
BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn, Md. TO. 1878.
FLooRLAYERS. to lay strip flooring,
for 10 houses on contract. Job at
9th and Braudywine SITS. s.e.
FOUNTAIN CLERK, experienced. three
evenings a week. 600 to 11:00 pm.
and Saturday morning. Apply
SUGARS DRUG STORE $500 o st.
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CLERK
s AN. TO 4:30 Pm.

Permanent position in our service
department: 5-day. 40-hour week;
generous emp.oye, benefits in ,addi-
capable Of passing physical exam.
and willing to give aood attendance.
Apply Personnel, Room 506 Open
weekdays $50 to 5 and Sat. 81.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-04-26
HELP MEN
MESSENGERS

MESSENGER with car; will consider
part time. Call XII. S-SS00. -2T
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CAR HOPS

CARPENTER; white. for large apt.
4:30 pm; starting salary S46.5O per
week; weeks paid vacation. See
ST SatTeen Mas0n Buding snS sugfHntenfsnt PE WssT
CHESTER 46oo Cathedral ave. eIsV Nv.
CARPENTERS. only 1st-class me-
chanics need epply; See Mr., Rey-
f oPMENT. AplSSS 100 n. 9Ae3s Sasntioo RoVst st..
CARPENTERS, ist class for inside
and outside work; steady work; good
wages. Apply foreman, 3494 N.
Emerson ST., Arl.. Va.
CARPENTERS and carpenters ap-
prentiees. Apply on job. 1911 Madi-
CARPENTER WANTED at ss4o mal-
ley terrace SIC. See MR.. PANzooNE.
CARPENTERS, finished work only.
: Report to MR.. HAROLD WHITE.
. 1906 Winnett rd.. Chevy Chase
CARFIPIHENfERs CARFIIENf 1st-class mechaS,cs chan
only. Apply, 5615 Warwick pl:,
Of D. C. line on wis. ave. left at
!. CARPENTERS - Must be 1st class
trim men; none others need apply.
Gf Gal ss6741H Ell HASTINGS. after 8 pam,' pa,'
CARPENTERS-Rough and finish;
Mr.; YoWEIL, 4Soo block TildeH
caRPIEiSSiTERs-Res. work; TOP
OF. 977S' ewes sH. sai7. ~" SH
CARPENTERS. steady work. Direc-
t1ons: Up Cheyerly ave-, turn right
on Forest road. turn right to $500
sTes: Usk phona dfssnlfe5 To 557s 5S cheVsFiy Nd
ing. D!rections:e ieffaehP RieSt tHff oif ilam- Mass
ave. 3 blks. beyond Westmoreland
Circle to job at Baltimore ave. and
CARPENTERS - Rough and finish
hands; Job at 9Th and Brandywine
stS. Sc; take Congress Heights bus
to Job. ALDRE. INC, LU. 4-o747.
CARPENTERS, 1st class. Apply ready
70 WORK 400 H st. ne. before ESQ
CARPENTERS - KENWooD GOLF
AND COUNTRY CLUB. River I'd.
and Dorsett ave. Bethesda. rs
CARVER
For cafeteria. Top wages. Must be
fully experienced. None other need
apply. Call MI. 1890. -28
CAR WASHER, experienced; 6-day
week. Apply 5410 Ga. ave. NV.
CAR WASHER, handy around Easo-
line. station: good salary and good
working conditions. CONNORS,
INC, 2721 Eaylor I'd. se go
CAR WASHERS (2)-Must be sober
and reliable; 5-day week all bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. Cunningham. EN-
ERSON & oRME. INC. 18th and
M SITS. NV -27
CASHIER for cigar dept. in drug
store; exp. pref; good hours; good
salary; apply in person DORCHES-
Evening star., 1951-04-26
HO. 2476

METAL MAN, colored, to clean and
sort metal; only sober and experi-
enced man need apply. ACE JUNK
Co. 1920 Ga. ave- NV, AID. 5457.
80
Evening star., 1951-04-26
MESSENGER

l6 or 17-year-old, white; must have
some high school and be willing,
active, and dependable. Call Per-
sonnet Dept,
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LINOLEUM AND
ASPHALT TILE

MACHINISTS
INSTRUMENT MAKERS
Production experience; top rates to
qualified men. Paid vacation and
Decentralization. Apply BOWEN &
CO., 4712 Bethesda ave-. Bethesda.
Mdi ma IE2 For ihnfoEmation n sg after 8 pm.
MAINTENANCE MAN, 9th class engi-
neer'S license required. refrigera-
ton exper. desired. Box 283-A,
MA11NTENANCE MAN-colored, mar
ried; no children; 9th class license
required; must know oil business.
Prefer man who knows care Of
ground. Local refs. red; good sal
sry and apt; EN-, 1857. -27
Perience. able to do odds and ends;
MAINTENANcE ilsSr Sisi cis' SUPERVISOR, exp exper
in supervision Of staff, maintaining
sizable plant. Call MR.. FOGG, WA.
$500, Ext. 270. -2S
MEAT CARVER, experienced roast
carver for cafeteria counter. Part
time. Good salary and meals. Call
MEAT 'VS1i Cutter, experienced, lS super.
| market operations good hours and
pay; must be sober Apply in per-
son. 1919 Rhode Island ave. ne.
MECHANIC, for Bendix auto. wash
| ers; must be 1st class mechanic;
have D. G: drivers permit: Apply
j.. L. BATEMAN & SONS. 1904
Rhode Island ave-. ne. Ho. 2200
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HEAD WAITER
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

COMPLETELY AIR-CONDrTIoNEr
HOTEL. SALARY WITH TIPS AV-
ERAGE 500 WEEKLY. WRITE
GIVING AGE AND EXPERIENCE
. BOX 232-A, STAR. 80
Evening star., 1951-04-26

NIGHT AUDITOR
Must know hand transcript: for bus,
doWntown washington hotel. 30!
Evening star., 1951-04-26
YOUNG MAN

Age 1926. for clerical position with
life insurance company; good oppor-
tunity for advancement if you are
attending college or expect to. 37a-
ar1 5.day- week. Apply Room 900.
S1o l4th st. NV. between 8 am
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FOIINTAIM CI.ERKS

16 Yrs OF Age or Over
Good salary for beginners: excellent
opportunity for advancement; paid
during training period. Apply en-
ployment office.
n P st. NE.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
go
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

colored. experienced operator with /
license Tor Q permanent JOB with
age, capable of passing d physical
exam. Apply personnel Room SOC
Open weekdays. S:30-5. Sat-. o-1
No phone calls.
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scenic wonders as the assembly
line at Ford's huge River Rouge
plant and the various divisions of
General Motors Corporation.
No doubt about it, a whole
new sightseeing frontier has
opened up for the American
tourist. He has learned that most
plants have continuous tours,
that many schedule their tours
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on the hour, that some conduct
visitors through their plants only
by appointment. All he needs to
do is trust to luck and respond
spontaneously to the beckoning
invitations along the highways, or,
if he is the sort who likes to jell
his itinerary ahead of take-off
time, he can write to local cham
bers of commerce for details.
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He'll soon find that the new
style sightseeing holds its own
against the old. Take the letter
from a small boy to his grand
mother.
This morning." he wrote, I'VE
saw orange juice being concen-
trated and frozen. This afternoon
we saw the Redwoods. They were
exciting, too" The End
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TODAYsS EYE-CATCHER is
Grace Lee Butler, q, of Nor
folk. Va. Grace is a teller in
a Norfolk bank although she
majored i'm music at Con-
verse College in South Caro-
lima. Nowadays she plays the
piano strictly for fun. Grace
is also interested in sports -
she's a qualified swimming
instructor. The photographer
was Charles Trieschmann
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BIGGEST SHOW
In AMERICA
Continued from preceding page

Kentucky's Blue Grass stud
farms have become major goal
in this new sightseeing wave.
There has been much paraphras-
ing of the original spectator who
removed his hat in the presence of
his first thoroughbred stable. "Ye
gods," he choked. ''The ca
thedral of the horse
Costing in the neighborhood of
100000, these cathedrals provide
their precious occupants with
everything from air conditioning
to homogenized hay. They are
often paneled in handsome, dark
finished hardwood; they are some
times f1oored in cork; there is a
solarium for yearlings; there are
carpets for spreading over paved
roads, engraved name-plates be-
fore each stall.
Crazy Over Horses
AFTER a quarter of century of
showing a couple of hundred gog-
gle-eyed visitors around a week,
Blue Grass stableboys are now all
but overwhelmed by several thou
sand a day during the non-winter
months. Mammoth Cave better
look to its laurels, says a trainer.
The big automobile factories of
Michigan, too. are alluring desti-
nations for venturesome holiday
ers. several hundred thousand of
them viewing every year such