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Evening star., 1951-06-28
Quicks Announce
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. John Alvin Quick
|of Alexandra announce the en-
|gagement Of their daughter jan
Ice Aileen to Mr.. James McCaw
Pickrell. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George McCaw Pickreil Of Kens-
|ington. Md, formerly Of Ports
mouth. Va.
The bride-elect is q senior at the
college Of William and Mary
where she is a member Of Gamma
Phi Beta Sorority. MIR. Pickrell,
who is the grandson Of the late
Capt. George Pickrell, Medical
Corps, u. 8. N, Of Portsmouth, Is
Ia graduate Of the College Of Will
liam and Mary. He served over
Iseas in World War II and Is now
attending law school at william
and Mary, where he is afiliated
with Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Seton Hill Faculty
To Attend Purty

Members Of the Seton Hill Col
lege faculty who are at Catholic
University this summer will be
entertained at a garden party on
Sunday afternoon at the rectory
OF the Church of st. Jane Frances
de Chantal in Bethesda. The party
Is being given by Seton Hill alum
nae In the Washington area under
the Craftsmanship Of Mrs. NJ.
Joseph Matan.
Those planning to attend in
clude Sister Maurice McManama,
chairman Of the psychology
department at Seton Hill, who is
q visiting professor Of child
psychology at Catholic Univer-
sity. and Sisters Deborah Kelly
and Helen Elizabeth McElwain.
Mrs. John Ferguson. new presi-
dent Of the Seton Hill College
alumnae chapter here, is among
those who will be received at the
party. Other newly elected officers
of the chapter include Mrs. Carl
st. Clair. vice president; Miss
Mary Teresa Bursley, recording
secretary; Miss Mary Turgeon.
corresponding secretary. and Miss
Edith Henry, treasurer.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Local Delegates
At Convention

Mrs. Charles w. Poole is rep
resenting the Washington Alum
nae Chapter Of Alpha Omicron
ri at the national convention be-
ing held this week in Glenwood
Springs. Colo.
Others from the Washington
area attending the meeting are
Mrs. Kenneth Cole, chairman ot
the National Committee on Con-
stitutional Reyisions and Inter-
probation; Miss Josephine Bland.
ford. alumnae representative o1
the ri Delta Corporation Of the
University of Maryland; Mrs
r. M. Brotherhood. national
chairman OF trustees Of the So
rority's anniversary endowment
fund. and Mrs. William D. Fizer
director Of the East Central dis
trict Of the organization.
Miss Alice Boulden is repre-.
senting the active chapter at the
University Of Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
4.s5 Royon Crepe
ToiIored Pojomos
3.3e
73-Fomous-nok summer pojomos, cool
travellers with contrasting trim. In topox
or jonquiI yellow. sizes 81 to SO.

z2-Io.s5 Brunch coets. Cool cotton shortie
eoots in seersucker or broodeIoth prints or postes
thot ore lovely for breokfost or daytime weor In
sizes 10 to 20 ---- .3S
li-$5 Summer Handbass Washable white
bags in under-orn or box styles, so cosy to keep
clean; styles for tailored travel costumes or for
lote-doy wear So
22-7.95 Washable Mesh Hondbess. Top
handle or under-orm styles thot ore cool summer
oeeents, are nicely styled for every costume
chonoe --------- ---.------------ 4.86s
6s--3.s5 Reyea Crepe Slips. Loee-trimned
styles, wonderfully cool for summer; also some
royon sotin styles. Posteis or block. Size 81
only .- 1.2a
I6-S.s5 Evening -Iensth Psssieoass. White sotin
with smooth fitting woists, nice for summer formal
dresses. Small or medium sizes--2.zS
.ii-ls.5o Calf Handbsss. Loree and roony with
ieriss-cross handle; good with your trovel suits.
Brown OF black 3 a N9a
Il6 prs. $50 NyIen Stockings. Sheer and lovely
hose n so gauge, IS denier !. sondol-foct
style thots perfect with summers eut-out shoes.
l.3S
sFius Tar
Evening star., 1951-06-28

ls-$S kylen Ssrapisss Bros. Lovely summer
styles with deep plunge neekne, with straps
thot con be ottoehed costly if you prefer; lovely
with your new sundresses. In white or block, 81
to 50, A, or c cups .SS
-l3.50 70 SIS Girdiss. Nylon or royon, pull
ons Or zipper styles. in white or pink, sizes rs,
~. 28 and 30 ---
1i-$5 and $s.s5 strapless Longtime Bres.
Cool new styles. perfect for summers fiImy
dresses; nylon, royon and cotton in white only.
Sizes "a to 40 IA
Evening star., 1951-06-28

Miss Rose Carol Cooper and
Mr.. Morton Charlow Faber were
married June % at Hotel 2400.
The couple plan to travel to Nj
agara Falls and Canada on their
wedding trip.
They will return to Washington
and reside at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Cooper, while the groom is sta
toned at the Naval Air Base In
Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

2o-$ls.s5 10 SIS Fine Roleish Hats. Exciting
group Of newy-ssyIed strows with soft trims. tie
black wells; some with flowers, some tolored types
for vacation wear. These are hats to wear with
pride row and all summer lono---------S 90
Evening star., 1951-06-28

MRS. SAMUEL WASHINGIUN.
The marriage Of Miss Betty
Jane Walsh, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Edward Walsh, and
Mr.. Samuel Lawford Washington,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cole
man Washington OF Norfolk, Va.
took place June 23. The Rev.
j. A. Leatherman performed the
ceremony at the Hamline Metho-
dist Church.
On their return from q Cali
fornia wedding trip, the couple
win make their home in Ashland.
Va.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
5.95 Nylon Girdles
and Ponty GirdIes
3.88

52-Cool summer styles, oil lightweight
and designed by fine makers to beoutify
your figure. Also some royons. White,
sizes II to 80 and small, medium or Iorge
Evening star., 1951-06-28
--Ackad Photo.

MltS. WILLIAM h5OLL, IN.
Miss Gloria Luisa Medina was
married June 23 to Mr.. william
Mckinley Kroll. jr., at st.
Michael's Church in Silver Spring.
The bride is the daughter Of MFR.
and Mrs. Guillermo Medina Of
Silver Spring. and her husband is
the son Of Mrs. Leon Frechtel Of
Mount Vernon, M Y, and Mr..
Kroll Of this city.
After a honeymoon trip to VIII
liamsburg, Va. the couple will
make their home IN Watkins
Glen. N. Y,
Evening star., 1951-06-28

MRS. FREDERICK QUATMAN.
st. Matthew's Cathedral was
the scene June 23 Of the we'd
ding Of Miss Virginia d. Overton
and Mr.. Frederick Anthony Quat-
man, Father w. Lyon celebrating
the nuptial mass.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mrs. Sallie B. Morrison Of
Martinsville, Va. and the groom
Is the son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Quat-
man Of Effingharn, Del.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Attend Reunion

Miss Eva M. Marks and Mrs.
Margaret Fahey Rudolph were
among those who attended the re-
cent alumnae reunion at Skidmore
College.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
N-22.95 and SIS Royon
Shontune Toppers
1888

Hip-lenoth, flored toppers, some reveribles;
equally snort with skirts Or summer eottons.
Pink. black, beige or navy, sizes to Is.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
t,l4 = srRetT
Aetuol Sovinss Of 1919 to 5o%
ON CLEARANCE MERCHANDISE ONLY!
HAND LUGGAGE
Begins TOMORROW!

Mems ToP-Groin Cowhide
Leather Two-Suiters -----
Mems Top-Groin Cowhide
Companion Coses -------
Mems Fine ToP-Groin Cow
hide Three Suffers --------
Mems Fine op-Groin Cow
hide Two-Suiters ---------
Mems Fine Top-Groin Cow
hide One-Suiters ---------
Mems Fine Top-Groin Cow
hide Companion Coses -
Mems Top-Groin Buffalo
Leather Companion Coses -
Top-Groin Cowhide Leather
Upper Envelopes ---------
Grain Pieskin Leother
l6-inch Upper Envelopes -
Women's Nationally Fonous
Blue or Grey Train Coses -
Women's Nationally Fomous
Matching Weekenders -
Womens Nationally Fomous
Matching Wordrobes -----
Evening star., 1951-06-28

M1s1s 31s - 0<ASsS 0SsDs
Miss Velma Marie Culver,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Choice
A. Culver of Forestville. Nd. be-
came the bride June Il Of MIR.
Herman A. Sanford. son Of Mrs.
Walter Sanford. The ceremony
took place in the District Heights
Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
Maurice White offlciating.
The couple will spend their
honeymoon in Wildwood. N. j.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
SIS Summer Travel Suits.

l32-Beoutifu cool suits. toiored soet styles in
crisp royon sune; treebutton classics and novelty
styles Navy block BEIGE oquo pink mixtures Sizes 10 TO-
Evening star., 1951-06-28
1895 to 59.95. PosteI
Vocation Dresses
$20

27-one and two-pieee styles in cool
royon poekobIe mesh; also two-pieee cot
ton sunbock jacket styles. Novy sheers;
also posteis. dor<s. Sizes IL to ls.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

1888 10 i4.ss Rsyen FailIs BIoasss. Good
sut-syes with short or long sleeves; toored types
in pink. brown. eooshelI, navy or white. Sizes 10
I7-I6.ss Fsmous-mekss csrdissn Jseksts.
Boxy styles with oiitterine ''oold' emblem on the
pocket; Ione-seeved, perfect travellers Novy,
red and white; sizes 10 to l6---------l2.08
Evening star., 1951-06-28

2i-4s.75 to 1915 TaiIored Wool Suits. Worsted
or oobordine, some boero. some shorter joeket
styles; smart for seasons to come. Gold. beige,
red, navy. block and mixtures Sizes 10 to ls.
S34
zl-ss.75 10 $ils Milstssn or Gebardins Suits.
Forstnonn miloteens. as we'll as eobordines and
worsteds; toilored or dressmoksr styles. Black,
red, navy. gold or beige. Sizes 10 to ls---S6S
Evening star., 1951-06-28

so to 22.o5 Knox Straw Millinery
3o-Fne Raleigh including or
sa. m E Lovely eo, .. novelty no, xse a"e % 2 co 50 Qss
sailors
Evening star., 1951-06-28

lS-I9.9S Misses Rayon Dresses. Prints
and royon crepes IN street and afternoon
types. Cool and lovely for coreer or after
noon weor. Novy and prints. Sizes II to
l8 ------------------
Evening star., 1951-06-28
7.o5 and g Cotton Swimsuits

ii-Io.s5 Wool-mixsurs Spert Jaeksss. Perfect
travellers over your skirts or eottons. Striped in
white, rust and grey tones. Sizes 10 to Is, 1888
1855 Terry Cloth Swim o. Play Suits. Two
piece style with lined bro. trim shorts. Perfect
little .dry-off suits that also ore mode for swim
ming. In white, sizes 10 to Is --------3.86
Evening star., 1951-06-28
S35 TO 1895 Silk and Royon
Vocation Dresses
S22

25-one and two-piece styles, pure silk
surohs, printed royon erepes, Some with
royon foiile joekets; few with wool jackets.
White backgrounds and solids. Sizes II
to lS.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
SURVEY RODMAN AND
CHAIRMAN

enced young man. Apply MR.. KAP-
Lam. 1904 Ripley st.. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

Mr.. A. H. Ford.
BENDIX RADIO
Baltimore 4. Md. Towson 1900.
SERVICE REPREsENTATIyE-olds-
have i immsdiste @ sN; opening: MEoTS must om have
leadership exper.;, excel. ,opport. for
Richmond. Va. Temporarily. CAN
sPkvitE Pf itE' s59LEsg&RAN. 599EL Easg&RtA young ms man.
work and sales. Basic salary guar
antee, plus commission and car al
lowance. State qualification and ex-
psrienss. Boy 409-X: star;
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
sneed sna %oopIwN %sis sERScE II sxRsf csN
TER. 1926 N Washington blvd.
skRVic2 kkf1hsSeh' STATION ATTENDANTS,
sseSo. siSssS sgR:' E1t sss sslida''' Phone 20.
SERVICE station attendants; /
shift manager. Call RA. $3.50.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
good pay and Commission. Apply in
person. j.; F. NEITzEY's ESQ.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. eX-
Rsa,fnses apDs eooRs selsEY ans TosPER 44
service; III; STATION ATTENDANT ATTENDANT for
new Amoco station In Silver Spring
Good references. Ju. 7-91s9.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
Geed ;aa4y My' hN haSs s's ooR eo
Gsa 4sa Kenilyofth MI ssst ave. Biadensbqrs'
SERVICE STATION EMPLoYE-All
aasr9's ABBY skSsEk * suBas Bros s1ad 1ss4 6sss
sfsvfcE fffsvslSut 'si 'sfAff99s US iilt slhtrr as MAs
no Saturdays or Sundays. SALKELD
sERScE sRRS0TcHEEs sfAfoN 4Io F. MAssSER Gsssise E. &C.
permanent position; offering sood
salary plus commission. Vacation
with pay. sick leave and group hos
pttsl. Apply to HOMES OIL CO.,
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MANAGER
Toms Auto Service, Inc, has an
opening for a reliable experienced
man to msnage $3.50 pm: to IL
Nd. branch: enjoy ali the dement's
Of large corporation, lie, vacations
with pay, disqualification. yearly
bonus. etc; $50 per wk plus 5Te
commission to start: Sundays of.
Call our manager, MR.. BREEDEN.
Sat. 10. 5-OO63. 80
lSHEETMETAL WORKER for duct
work or roofing work, union wages.
Call d. -3626. -2S
SHOE SALESMAN. permanent posi-
shoes and Appliances. Salary during
training. When qualified. salary,
plus commission and bonus. Write
stating age, education. experience
and phone number. Box 27-Z. Star
Evening star., 1951-10-28
FURNITURE WAREHoIsT MAN ~

GASOLINE SERVICE STATION at
tendant; want experienced man:
Payne, AMERICAN SERVICE CEN.
TER. 5s5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl,, Va.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION at.
tendants. can use 3 men part time;
See Mr., PAYNE, 5S5 n. Giebe
GAS station ATTENDANT. pe exper,-
necessary:. lubrication experience
heipfui feIM ev.ag15r Apgly MI KEobath. AMER
GAS His0e sTAirHfoN, IA H5, ATTENDANT. -s1 Work
VIC Nd. u. cali Is. s5Si. as A'
GROCERY CLERK, one eood all
around man; good opportunity for
AaaR1dxR ashs ss5;'R hAssE sA2Rl' ST e Ris'GR
GROCERY CLERK, over 21; well ws ex-
perienced. sober, steady Job. MARINO
MARKET 1s47 R st. NV. NO. 1885.
GROCERY CLERK. white or COL
duce, stock work, etc. Excellent
salary; city references. Apply in
person. 4139 Wheeler I'd. Sc
GROCERY CLERK. colored. do gen
ersl work in grocery store; steady
1s EAST sSff Ssw psy sUpES IsfsTfnssi MaRsE ADply
East Capitol st. VI. 1851.
GROCERY MAN. experienced, reliable
man with self service super market
experience. Benefits include paid
disqualification and life Insurance
SUPER MARKET. 2e2o Nichols ave. ave.
S.h on
Evening star., 1951-10-28
ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
INGS FOR MARRIED MEN
(AGE Is TO 40). NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY,
EXCELLENT SALARY AND
MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. THIS is ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S B E S T.
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
Their INFOR NATION
DROP BY AND SEE MR..
SPARKS ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN z AM. AND 5 PM.
AT 735 LAMONT ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

TAILOR. .exper., mems clothing; sober
EisEMAN's. sol 7th st. NV.
TAILOR, part time. only exper.. for
alterations. and men and women's
suits. 2112 Penna.. ave. NV. 20
administrators, $1,000
$1,000 "; paid for part time; %
with teaching. Dignified service OF
natl. Importance. Give phone. P.o.
Box 1904. D. C..
electro mechanical and
electronic; premium pay for in.
genuity and originality; perm; full.
time only. AIRTRONIC RESEARCH,
INC. phone OIL 1876, wkdys. rs
for shop repair Of ra-
dio and teleyision. Good working
conditions and fine opportunity.
Full employee benefits including
vacation sick leave, pension hos.
pitalization, etc. Evening appts.
arranged. Call Mr.. Shallow at GE
SUPPLY CORP, HU. $500. 80
Evening star., 1951-10-28

NIGHT Man for hotel: settled up;
a1idp.L midpisht .,S'v e ss1ar Am Only On m nom
NnGa1 Rshr NJ Man. SOB sober eolored man nsI for
to operate switchboard and stoker.
Apply TO NELSON. 1926 18th st,
NIGHT PORTER-In once bldg, be-
tween 80 and 40. years OF age pre-
Cal Ma. s0Ss, Monday. before Il.
OFFICE AssiSTANT-see ad under
Help-Men and Women.
OFFICE CLERK-Fast and accurate
at figures: accounting psckground
,%s1s pssfeTrsd Beg lis-z Star. sa,r "a. 30
man to look after hosSe for 2
gentlemen; cook and sdRse break
fast and dinner. keep house spot
less; laundry; must have sood refs.
health card and drivers license:
prefer mature person.. record must
stand s.. sI..E iEnves.isation; .is Ia Gays q
OFFICE MESSENGER - Handle In
coming outgoing mail; operate post
age meter. mimeograph and ad-
dressograph machine; familiar with
general offlce supplies: Only exper
WARFEL. ST. $500. All American
Airxays. washinston. D. c. 90
OFFICE MANAGER. experienced, fol
progressive concern near Leesburg,
Va. Reply Box 4o5-v, Star --2s
OFFSET PRESSMAN to operate 22x
"a offset press or larser; exp. nee.
Box 20l-z. Star
OIL BURNER MAN, experienced; TOP
pay. steady work. Apply bet 1:3o
and 8 am. CONSOLIDATED ENG.
AND DISTRIBUTING CO.. 400 H
Oil BURNER and domestic boiler
men; Apply 9 L St: s.w. between
PACKERS. CRATERS and helpers;
household goods experience desira-
Bile, MERCHANTS TRANSFER g.
STORAGE CO.. s20 E st. NV. Mr..
PAiNsIERs-Good mechanics need
only apply. Ready to start work
Mon, z am. MAYTON 81 JOHN
sTON. INC. rear 1907 o st. NV.
PAINTERS. 1st class and white only.
So per hr. 40s East Howell ave,
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
PAINTER, neat and thorough. no
brush hands. S15 q day. VI. 0o13,
PAINTERS-Must be good: steady
work. Phone Rockville 2415.
PAINTERS; reliable, neat; exper; /;
before 8 am. EN-. 1877. Is
Evening star., 1951-10-28

GROCERY STOCKMEN, experienced.
Apply 4102 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex.
80
HABERDASHERY and clothing sales
men; excellent salary: full or part
time. THE QUALITY SHOP, Wilson
blvd. at No. Highland st.. Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

and steady employment. RA. 62s7.
-BUFFER-Man with ex-
per. in job shop; good nay. good
hrs. 5-day wk., with opportunity
for overtime. Cau MI. 2449. MR..
PORTER, radio and appliance store;
6h days. S35 wk to start; D. c,
permit. DAUBER's. 1890 18th n "
PORTER. colored. for beauty salon;
p; G. drivers permit; ref. EMILE,
1921 Conn ave. -2S
PoRTER-Delivery. full time days,
good perm. Job. drivers permit. LU.
PORTER. experienced, reliable. sp-
ply GALLAUDET PHARMACY, 1000
Florida ave. ne. -2S
PORTER, 6-day week, no Sundays;
good salary and good hours. Apply
1852 Fairfax dr.. Arlington. Va.
PORTER AND KITCHEN MAN. part
time during day, or full time: hours
to be arranged: colored, over 21
Good wages. meals and transp. Ap-
ply CHEVY CHASE INN, 55l0 Conn.
ave. 40
Evening star., 1951-10-28
MULTILITH OPERATOR

Age 20 to 45, to operate multi
lith machine and related
equipment; must be expert
enced in the operation OF
multilith machine and be able
to make minor repairs and
adjustments: good salary and
working conditions. Apply
personnel ONCE. 6410 Conn.
ave. Oh. Ch., Md, Mon.
through Fri, S:30-4:30 pm;
Sat. 6-12 noon.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HELP MEN
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

MAN with exper. in
electrical repairing and general
maintenance: good salary. EMILE.
1921 Conn. ave. go
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HELP MEN

JEwELRY SALESMAN. excel. salary,
bonus. paid vacation. many COM
pany benefits. Apply Mr.. Malen,
KENT JEWELLERS. 701 7th st. NV.
JOB FRESHMAN, Kluge and Rice unit
presses. Only competent. qualified
men need apply Open shop. North
ern Va area. Box 2S-V, Star --2S
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HEATING SALESMAN

Experienced in home heating. We
make all calls by appt. only. This
is an excellent opportunity for the
right man. Call Mr.. Menditch for
ENGR. CO.. INC, 2I31 9th ct. NV,
HUI 1896 ii
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HELP MEN
SALESMAN
LEADS ONLY
NO CANVASSING
3oOK OF KNOWLEDGE. CAR MEG.
ESSARY. Hu. 6240. 81
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
OPPORTUNITY TO BE
IN BUSINESS FOR
YOURSELF AS INDE-
PENDENT DISTRIBU-
TOR OF NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED BABY
BUTLER SAFETY
CHAIRS-NO CAPITAL
INVES TMENT RE-
QUIRED FOR STOCK
CAR NEEDED - PER
MANENT - CONTIN-
UOUS LEADS AVAIL
ABLE-LIBERAL COM
MISSION PLUS BONUS
NO CANVASSING.
CALL EX. 3O67 FOR
APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1951-10-28

MECHANICS national organization
wants exper. mechanics; also will
train q limited number Of men who
are draft exempt. A chance for
security. Good wages and many
dement's. Call ST. 1850. service
MECHANIC for fleet of laundry
trucks: working conditions and pay
good for right man. See Mr.. Diehl
at MoRNINGsIDE LAUNDRY. sil-
Yer Spring, Md. -29
auto. general, 1 tune
up; experienced. In well-lighted,
clean shop with radiant heat: guar
anteed salary, 5la days. No drinkers
and no drifters. See George Remick.
PYLoN MOTORS. $40 N. Henry ST.,
MECH. autos: a grand opportunity
for oualifled men in one OF the
larsest and best equipped shops in
mssh.; 5-day week. all benefits.
year-around work. all holidays and
vacation Ginntp WITH pay. See in person.
between 10 and weekdays. EN-
ERSON & oRME. 1920 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

p U Lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
good personality. "sales-minded' or
ganize sales staff. To sell popular
products wholesale to local res
taurants, taYerns, grocers. general
merchants: salary open. Write fully.
Box 1871, Star.
RADIO sERvICEMAN. over 80. set
tied: day or evening work: take
charge OF repair shop; servicinE,
radios. recorders, etc. Write MR..
EDDIS. 1873 Conn. ave.
REAL ESTATE MAN
Man. 2s-45; sales experience mot
necessarily real ,estate) required;
integrity and good education essen
tial; must have car. Better-than-
average earnings with one of the
oldest established realtors IN NV.
suburban area. State age. marital
and draft status. Replies kept con-
f1dential. Box 32s-V. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER,
please reply in own Handwriting.
Box 494-V. Star. 80
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Silver
Spring once needs 2 active men.
experienced preferred; will train
man with proper qualifications: car
necessary. SH. 4941 until 6 pm.
80
Evening star., 1951-10-28
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position In our pressroom
with q chance for advancement;
2l-3O years. Of age. high school
graduate of heavy build and capable
Of giving good attendance: must be
able To pass physical exam. Apply
Personnel. Room 500 Open $500
We weekdays and e-l on Saturday Nc
THE EVENING STAR
ITO. Penna Ave NV
AND HELPERS, STEADY
employment. Apply EDWARD g. CO.,
6213 Bird st. NV. GE. 6l0O. 40
HELPER, exp. in Dist.
of. Columbia; must have D. C. driv-
er's permit. Call Ia. 09l0.
PLUMBERS WANTED. We have 2
additional openings for men expert.
enced in iobbing and remodeling;
full-time work with overtime ad.
yantages. Apply In person, GEORGE
F. WARNER g. CO., 1928 F st. ne.
3
HELPER. thoroughly ex.
perienced; jobbing; steady work, tor
wages; must have D. G. driver
license. SHAPIRO PLUMBING, 3f1s
Ga. ave. NV TU. 1900. 20
Evening star., 1951-10-28

PREssER, in Alex Va; six and
wool. top quality only: excellent
wages and future. Phone XII. S-l354.
PRESSER for small modern dry
cleaning plant: salary. Cali SH.
1869. -oS
shop; have responsibility; round
out experience; write experience
and salary expected. Box 14S-Z,
Star,
PRINTER. for composition and make
up. IDEAL PRINTING CO.. e45 9Th
ST. NV.
PRODUCE CLERKS; part or full
time. POSINS', $3.50 Ca. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-28

SALESMAN. experienced in selling
sporting goods and athletic equip
SPORT CENTER. 500 D ST. NV.
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HELP MEN
Statesmen

Two men to call on inquiries for hos
pital insurance; nc, ,canvassing. quail
names and addresses). Our men
average $50 weekly. Car neces-
sary. See. w. j. HARRIS, 1850 Co
lumbia rd., or phone AID. 3646. OF
see GERALD DAVIS, Room 402
Doniphan Bldg, Alex. Va, or phone
OV. 2796. 80
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
Bv Paint Manufacturer

A national organization wants an
aggressive man who has initiative
perience essential. Prefer one who is
acquainted with trade in Nd. Va.
and D. c. area. Car necessary. Draw
ing account and expenses against
commission. Write giving short
resume OF yourself; include phone
number. Box 364-Z, Star. 30
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SALESMAN
EXTRA MONEY!

work, 8 to 9 pm. $50 per
week, Terrific new sales plan. Now
operating here and other principal
prospects. Absolutely no canvassing
Must have car, good appearance and
able to work 5 nights per week. II
you can meet the above qualifica-
tions and can start at once. Apply
In person to Mr.. CHANTKER. RIM.
103. 412 .5th st. NV. IL am. to
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Real Estate Salesman

We have openings in our Virginia
branch ONCE for full-time statesmen.
ages u to 40. Must have expert
sales as T We'll as % GOOD personal @ % aps
pearance. Car absolutely necessary
Our company is now in the process
of the development and sales OF
Reserve Hill Properties. with full
sales commission paid. Call our
Virginia sales manager. ia. 4-1SS0
between I and 4 pm. Monday
through Saturday for appt.
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
REALTORS AND BUILDERS
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Wanted. Phone SH. 1866. 20
SALESMAN AT ONCE
Local protected territory now open
for qualified man over 30 with
car to represent national concern.
Steady year-'round income. Tangible
merchandise. No material short
ages. Systematic training provides
Immediate earnings. Age no barrier
Liberal earnings discussed at IN
terview Write MR. NEVM. Marion,
New York.