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Evening star., 1951-05-13

TARLY one spring an Idaho
IL sheepherder set off with a
band of sheep for a new, previously
ungazed range land high in the
rugged Sawtooth Mountains. He
carried only minimum of food,
intending to piece it out with
mutton.
A few weeks later a wagon set
out with the rest of his summers
supplies, traced him to an idyllic
upland meadow carpeted with lux
uriant grass - and came upon a
scene of hair-raising horror. Scat
tered all over the meadow lay the
bodies of the sheep. the dead
shepherd in their midst.
les Murder
Nor even a large pack of wolves
or mountain lions could have
wreaked greater havoc, but there
were no signs of wild beasts. The
slaughter finally was traced to
a pretty little flower - believed
Evening star., 1951-05-13

joined the Forest Service 40 years
ago and during those years he has
accumulated a great fund of in
formation about poisonous plants,
but he is far from satisfied.
Ever since the Stone Age" he
says, men have realized that
some plants are dangerous. But I
suspect we still don't know the
half of it,
Most Dangerous
BESIDES the poison ivies, which
are painful enough but seldom
fatal. the most dangerous plants
for humans are lowly fungi. Only
an expert can distinguish between
an edible mushroom and a deadly
toadstool.
When the ancient Roman 1natri-
arch Agrippina felt that the En-
peror Claudius had lived long
enough and that it was time for
her little boy Nero to take his
place, she automatically reached
for a toadstool. This pastime was
so popular with the Romans that
academic jokesters have traced
derivation of the word fungus to
the Latin terms f,snus IA funeral,
and agere Ito set in notion.
Toadstools still set in motion
several funerals every year. But
Dayton and his fellow students of
Evening star., 1951-05-13
Don't be fidgety
on those days"
get 1ampax
Up-so- -dofe sonifusy proteesion
con foke quite q lood off your
mind at shuf fjme-of-monfh

The womanw who
looks so calm
and confident on
epery single day
of the month
well, we can't
guarantee this,
but the chances
are she is a user
Of Tampax. -.
Just think of a
method Of sani-
tary protection
involving only
Evening star., 1951-05-13
FLOWERS THAT KILL
by Robert Froman
Photosrap by EdpardB
by Robert FrOman
Photograph by Eti,UaTd Bssrks

Some of the prettiest blooms you'll find can
mean swift death to animals and humans.
Here's how the Us. Forestry Service is
waging war against 500 poisonous plants
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Chewing MILK-BONE DOG BISCUIT
is fun and then some for dogs! 1t
gives teeth and gums the exercise
that helps to keep them healthy.
plus vital nutrients. Econospicalbe-
cause it's concentrated. Baked for
Evening star., 1951-05-13

Tvs 5-13-5l
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
 LATTER DAY SAINTS 10:30 a. m. Sunday School fol- lowed by Sacrament meeting. Coop Club room
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
COURTESY
By ROBERT KLEIN

1 met a friendly Irish man And We passed the time O day. Top O the mornin' to you my
 friend
 Was what l heard him say. Good mornin' Pat, I answered
 him
 All the rest O the day to you And we both smiled and tipped
 our hats
 And passed as good friends do. A cheery word or ready smile To greet each passing face; They build good will and friend
 ship too,
 Right here or any place. Good morning friend, be seeing
 you.
 It keeps the spirits young. Say "Adios or Aurevoir" In any speech or tongue. A greetings fine-a question, no Don't ask are you a liar For you know that, as we'll as ne And such remarks may tire. So say Hello, or just say Hi To any friend that's passing by. Don't ask a question when you
 know
 The answer has to be lie. That foolish question, How are
 you?"
 Betrays no point or care, It's parroted and sterotyped And makes me tear my hair. Where should I start, where
 should 1 stop,
 What reason and what rhyme, So parroted right back at you That tireSome lie, I'm fine" Deliver me stupidity
 In other dress or wrapper, Do not besmirsh our courtesy With tireSome clitter-clatter. I cry for help, as helplessly l cope with foolish question, I do admit it's got me down I need a good suggestion.
 Q'm fine).
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
 Rev. Paul E. Riley, Pastor Services held at the Wasilla Community Hall
 Sunday School ~ 1000 a. m. Morning Worship - ll:00 a. m. Evening Service .... 800 p. m.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

perfect for highlighting your out side decorations.
 Be careful to check all wires and connections. Don't take chances. And be sure you buy fiameproof crepe paper for all your inside decorations. For lighting your tree buy sets of lights that are multiple-wired so that each bulb burns independently of the oth- CTS. Thus, a defective bulb can be detected immediately. Since
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

CHURCH OF GOD
 Geo. w. Geiwitz. Pastor Sunday Services:
 10 am, Sunday school. II am, Morning Worship 7:45 pm. Evening service. Wednesday, 7:30 pm, Prayer meeting and Bible study.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
HELEN HAVEMEISTER WE'D AT CHURCH OF GOD IN CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY

Helen F HavcmeIster, daughter of original colonists. became the bride of Paul F. Riley Saturday evening December 15 in a csndle- light ceremony at the local Church of God. The Rev ClauI A. Rossignol of Anchorage ofhci- ated
 The bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. Emmy Havemeister and the late Arnold Havemeister, was given in marriage by Rev Ray Gather of Gathers Children's Home. Her sister, Annie, attended her. The brides wedding gown was her own creation. Made of white tear-drop moire taffeta. 1t was fashioned with a long train and sweetheart neckline filled in with lace. She carried bou- quet of pink roses. Annie Have meister wore a light blue formal and carried a bouquet of white and pink carnations and pink roses.
 The groom, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. Claude L. Riley of Anchorage, was attended by his cousin, William E. Riley.
 Preceding the ceremony were two solos; David Schmidt sang "Oh Promise Me" and Ramona Davis sang Wedding Songs. Later they sang a duet entitled "A Marriage Hymn. An unusual note climaxed the ceremony when the newly united pair. MT. and Mrs. Paul Riley, turned from the altar and faced their wedding guests with a duet, Living for Jesus. Mrs. Charlotte Bryant ac companied the singers on the piano.
 A reception followed the cere- mony in the church basement. Mrs. Ray Gather, Mrs. Kenneth Hughes, and Mrs. Howard Davis officiated. Mrs. Hughes made and served the wedding cake and the groom's cake. Mrs. Gather served coffee, and Mrs. Davis served punch.
 The groom is the new pastor of the Assembly of God Church in Wasilla and is a graduate of the Glad Tidings Bible Institute of Santa Cruz, California. The bride is a graduate of the Palmer Higa School Class of 1850. She is em- ployed at the Alaska Agricul- tural Experiment Station.
 The newly married couple will make their home in a log cabin on the Havemeister farm for the present
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
Church k Directoryl
UNITED PROTESTANT Rev. Harry GaYleY, Minister

Sunday Services: 1900 am, Sunday school ll.00 am. Morning worship. 7.10 pm, Young People meet
 ing. Thursday, 500 p. m., Prayer
 meeting
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

COFFEY ENSURES EVERYTHINCi REMEMBER?
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

spotlight Tn front of a " co d e n reindeer romp- ing across your lawn. This will not only light up the reindeer but
 also create a very inte resting sha- dow in the back ground. Sylvan ia's l50-watt Par 38 SnotliphtS are
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
ASSISTS FUND WITH s222 DONATION

In spite of the many actlVl- ties throughout the Valley this past Saturday, residents of the Wasilla and surrounding areas turned out in full for an even ing of "Alaska's Favorite Game" and the amazing re- suit, $222.OO, was turned over to the Hospital Benefit fund committee this week by the Wasilla Community Club, a. long with additional donations made by Wasilla folk.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

the lighting is the focal point of your entire tree decorating, take painstaking care in the placement
 of the lights in relation to your other decorations. A little ingen- uity will produce real eye-catch- ing old-fashioned Christmas tree.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
Light Up Your Christmas Both Inside and Outside

devisng Christmas decorations that will light holiday colou but nexpensivey both inside and against dull and hazardous Christmas Reynolds Home Lighting Consuant of Syvana Electric Products Inc, has a tips you
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

Your car can help you see the world - but you must decide which world.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

Try to keep your outside dec orations simple. Too many lights will spoil the effect. One simple but effective idea is to place a
Evening star., 1951-08-20

Exper.; salary and comm.: for
women's and children's shoes. Ap-
ply MuRRAY's. 3310-12 14th St.
NV. -ZS
Evening star., 1951-08-20

MAN WANTED to learn typewriter
repairing: fne opportunity to start
. career with q progressive organi-
cation: perm. connections. pension,
good pay. ROYAL TYPEWRITER
CO., INC. 1106 d ct. s.w. Elk. 4533.
MEN. 2. to work with manager on
regular routes: can earn $50 per
week. Room 422. Bond Bldg. --2l
MEN, (2) full time. ~ part time.
Are you satisfied with your pres
ent income? FiIi-time Fuller Brush
Wk. Fuller Brush customers are
pleasant, courteous and buy these
iarly. Each new dealer Is given
an established territory with regu-
lar customers and workers by appt,
methods. An experienced man will
train you. No experience necessary.
Start on a 1 or 2-day trial basis
II you wish to prove TO yourself
what an excel. opportunity this Is.
Apply Oil NATIONAL PRESS
BLDG. 14th and F SITS. n.w.. o.. call
DI. 4477 or d. .349S. -21
MEN. for insulation work. Perm,
experience not necessary but must
be able to drive trucks. Report ready
for work. 7:30 am. 1OO0 N. Glebe
I'd. Arl., Va. "a
MEN (white), for promotion work for
large distributor; 6-day wk.. vaca-
tions. Apply 1121 9th st. NV. -26
Evening star., 1951-08-20
WOOL SPOTTER
EXPERIENCED
TOP PAY
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
Excellent working conditions
Aristo Cleaners
1926 SOUTH CAPITOL ST.
1926 SOUTH CAPITOL ST.

MAN with experience in stackins
household goods in household goods
warehouse; must be dependable and
reliable; good hours, steady employ
ment. Phone Elk. S692. -21
MAN. must be familiar with repair
Of dented metal services; 40-hr., g.
day week. Employe discounts on
sI sMc ~ csneI Miss ones sG
v st. ne. LA. 6-9520; rear Of Hot
Shoppe, Bladensburg I'd. SEARS
ROEBUCK & CO. --23
MAN. between 35 and so. white,
honest and dependable, to. assist
in furniture warehouse. Pleasant
surroundings. Permanent position
Phone Elk. S692. -21
MAN for grocery store; must know
rA sTAR MHRRET. iNRH sr'. 4th ana ' II SIS. nV NV
Evening star., 1951-08-20
HELP MEN
MEN

part time: SI25 wfiy. fuil time
II you can sell or learn to sell
apply in person, any morning, 9
am, 2310 wisconsin ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white. " drive truck
and help in machine shop. co
YOUNG MAN to work in drugstore
day shift, no Sun. RUST MANOR
PHARMACY, FA. I'LL. -22
YOUNG MAN to work in service
dept. Of ONCE equipment manufac.
turer. Electronic experience desir.
able. See Mr.. Waite. DICTAPHONE
CORP, 1910 Conn. ave. -21
YOUNG MEN fwhite), for stock IN
Of large wholesale distributor; 6-da!
wk., vacations. Apply 1121 5th st
YOUNG MEN, neat-appearinr, to as
slst manager with adv. campaign fol
leading oil CO. Salary, $50 and UP
Apply MR.. COOPER, AmbaSsado,
Hotel, 9-12, 1-5 pm. No phone calls
YOUNG MAN to learn real estatl
business. Rent dept. BOSS q
PHELPS, INC. 14l7 K st. NV,
YOUNG MAN, $3.50, as supervise
for retail shopping service. No ex
perience necessary; salary. advance
ment; must be free to trayel. Ap
ply 951 Warner Bldg, 18th and
StS. NV. I'll
Evening star., 1951-08-20
HELP MEN

INSURANCE. vacuum cleaner, routs
agents and other employees to cam
vaSs watches in day or evening
as sidslines. Mr.. Joseph, NEW YORK
JANITOR for 40-unit colored apt !;
must be sober, good engineer and
handy man. RIA. 3908. -25
JANITOR-Colored. for large apart
ment house. must. be sober and re-
J: FISHER d CO., INC, T3S 18th
colored. married man. NAM no
children. modern 42-unit garden
type apis. Permanent position.
thoroughly exper. with OIL burners.
All round good mechanic. Local
refs. required. Phone MR.. IRVINE.
MA. 5500 bet. 2 and 3 pm. --2l
all-around handyman;
good salary and furnished apt.
lI1H Lamar nj n m
Evening star., 1951-08-20
Evening Star Building
I'M Darna Ava ~ VI


TUBE VULCANIZER
Must be exper. and q steady worker
BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th st. NV.
TYPIST-45-5O wpm req; over 90
perm: pos; interesting wk. With
fagHs4 atggRstl' 1sY9 ssYf9eSFitsrs ss w See cARI
UPHOLsTERERs t25. We need sew
Working e 81 weeks @ Its year. iaSieU paid pacaa n
ihs Hshfs f Sss4 70 Soa1s SSSasaesss
week. for. . good fast man.. No
DIAPERS CO. 1888 Wis. ave. MSf
USHERS needed. Apply PLAZA
THEATER. 1885 New York ave.
WATCHMAKER. experienced; pleas
ant working conds.; excel. oppor. for
right man. JULIUS H. WOLFE q
Co.. INC. 1915 Baltimore ave-,
wasafN SSsEs PfEk MxcMfNE Ma DM DMMEGGaa4ANIc Ga4lN az
cellent opportunity; permanent em-
ployment; car furnished. See Mr..
Txis West. cd DowD,s ELECTRIC Co.
WEL5EE' aaLS conn fn;l,y ave sxperieneed for full
work: no lay off; plenty Of overtime
work If desired. Immediate open
ing. Apply in person to MR.. NEALE,
1890 Branch ave.. Silver Hill. Md.
WELDER, oil plant. Good pay right
mar man IN perm. essential industry.
WHOLEsxiE SALESMAN for door
covering distributors; territory, 1
Washington. D. c. and surrounding
area. Must have car. Draw against
commission. Box 14-J, Star. -21I
WOOL PRESSER, experienced; steady
work, good salary. Apply NEEDLE
CRAFT, 1859 Columbia I'd. NV.
WOOL PREssERs. must be exper.
on wholesale and retail work;
piece rate; plenty Of work; must
have quality. Apply VOGUE CLEAN
ERS. S26 Bladensburg I'd. ne. PA
WOOL SPOTTER, expsrssnced, forI
retail solvent plant; perm. position.
5Ha.day week, good salary, pleasant
working conditions; must be steady.
DEPENDABLE CLEANERS, 3OO0l
Columbia pike. ---23
MAN to assist butcher; some EXP. In
meat business preferred; 61s-day wk.
EMERSON sUEER MARKET. 1909
18TH 81. NV. IL
Evening star., 1951-08-20

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We have an opening for one expe-
car. For appointment, call 8 to 6
weekdays, KIRKS REALTY co.
HO. 677S, 30
Evening star., 1951-08-20
CONTACT MAN. 21-65

Age. 25 to 40, experienced in large
volume restaurant or cafeteria; ex-
cellent earnings, meals and uni
forms furnished; paid vacation and
sick leave, group insurance and
purchase discounts.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
1724 b st. NV. No Phone Calls
Evening star., 1951-08-20
COMPOSITOR

For medium-size downtown union
printing firm; must be good type
setter and stone man; all new equip
ment; excellent working conditions
Will pay premium for right man.
Apply in person, Mr.. Reckeweg.
ARROW SERVICE. 908 18th st. NV,
or phone RE. 6942; eyes,. EN-. 1852.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
PHARMACIST

Excellent hours (30, 40 or 4s hrs. per
week. as you like). Salary open.
In very congenial, busy, RX store
with plenty of opportunity for per-
son with initiative; permanent.
Must be dependable, capable and
active. LU. 1-3400. 30
PLASTERERS, first-class white me
chanics; plenty Of WORK. Report to
foreman, ELLIS HALL. QallOws I'd.
and Valley Crest dr., Annandale, va.
Broy Hill job. -21
colored; must be 1st-
class mechanics. for white coating;
also hod carriers. Apply on job
9TH and Madison sts. me-, on
A. J. BADINI & SON. .-a5
for remodeling and new
work; must be exper.. sober, have
D. G. drivers permit; 5 days, good
working conditions. Ho. 220o,
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS-First
class only need apply: steady work.
top wages. Report between 2 and
1880 am. rear S512 Ga. ave-. ready
PORTER." " colored. for LIQUOR store.
Must have drivers license. Call DI.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
COOKS ~


Apply chef LAFAYETTE HOTEL
DAIRYMAN AIRY AIr.,EHlpls Eanted at ola FIsld Il
work; house and excellent nay. @2S
DANCE INSTRUCTORS-n you are
between the ages of % to 33 you
can car earn earn s53,SIso sSSs wk with chance
week training course starting i'm
mediately. As an Arthur Murray
dance instructor, you work in beau
tiful air,cond. studios with sociable
sary. College grads. preferred. Take
advantage Of this opportunity to be-
come q skilled Arthur Murray dance
instructor and earn an excellent
salary now With opportunity to ad-
Mrs Ferre a ARTHUs M1Ra19 n9flts99
STuDIoS, 11o6 Conn. ave. Phone
DEkIcsAlTTEEssEN-Experienced mSS Sroeery
and delieatessen man; top salary.
Z DEHfcArEsssN gSsz MasfSR'in ApDy apS
DELIVERY De ERsfSS9' MAN for LIQUOR IfS store
colored-Must be well recommended; !;
permanent position for right man
MEAD'S LIQUORS. 3919 8. Capitol.
Apply in person. Bring references.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, salary com
mensurate to ability. for Q dentists;
private laboratory. Cali DU. 3060 or
DfsTRICT REPREsENTATIvE-Man
OF good character to represent the
worlds outstanding home study
school In WASHINGTON, d. c., and
adjacent territory. The position Is
permanent, with guaranteed salary.
commission and bonus; automobile
essential. For personal interyieW.
:" pAone Mr.. LONG. NE. 5S6S. al
Evening star., 1951-08-20
MAN 21-35

White, mechanical ability, must own
Chrysler Corporation automobile.
Salary plus allowance for use Of
auto. Full-time work. Salary and
Must be Trustworthy and neat in
appearance although atttred IN
dungarees. A nationally known
service company needs q represent
ative. Write for personal interview.
BOX 332-L, Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-20

Inventory Stock Clerk
For permanent position residual oil
burner department. located in sc.
Washington. Must have neat hand
writing and be accurate with figures.
Many company benefits. Call Mr..
Biederman for appointment. Ii.
$4,000. L. p. STEUART q BRO,
INC. 13S 18th st. ne. 30
Evening star., 1951-08-20
PRODUCE MEN


We have openings for top produce
men; top wages for the right men
ssSa.sGiERYsr iRsr. r9SS 1fSS ssRs5E; s4oSEs. A?R5s as
RADIO MECHANIC to work on auto
radios; Excel. oppor. for progressive
individual. Excel. starting sal; per-
Tmnianent or part time. I. 8, JULIEN.
RADIO SERVICE aas Il BENCH RG NAN. M0 s0us @us,
have experience; good salary and
RADIO HOSPITAL. 1921 King st.,
Alexandria, AL. 400.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. one who
has been successful, to specialize in
the sale Of homes In nearby vir-
gtnia. BOSS a. PHELPS, INC, 1417
REAI' e. EsTArE n;Ti sALEsMAN-Ex2Dssr,-
enced man. with car for Silver Spring
iss ssssi cali IPpsSHEtu4a54 ST. oS4t fu 9ogT sRe
REAL MIs1 ESTATE SALEsMAN-1mmsUdi-
ate, opening for full-time man in
Ttsstaf1s6sd penty q Rs6s tHss sysr sRTiIs ss
once will help you on all closings.
here: R1PpfsEEYY ZIP 4 IT RoMsR. On I Reaifors, iff1s
REAA7 fA 7Rsa RsTATiE fiE sSr My MRRSSmeSw hsSs
openings for 2 full-time men In our
real estate department: experience
preferred but not necessary as we
will train an acceptable man. Mem
bers OF Alexandria, Arlington and
Fairfax Real Estate Board. Call
Mr.. Mawhood weekdays. to 8.
DOMINION INSURANCE a. REALTY
AGENCY, Gil. 633S. OK. 1779. 30
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. one who
has been successful, to specialize In
the sale Of homes in the District and
nearby Maryland. BOSS a. PHELPS,
INC. 1417 x st. NV. -22
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We have an opening for one expe-
rienced, aggressive salesman with
car. For appointment, call 8 to 5
weekdays, KIRKS REALTY Co,
HO. 677S. 80
Observation-Disclosures
Age 28-40; permanent position: all
around maintenance work; exper, in
restaurant air-cond. and refrigera-
ton equipment: must have car;
meals furnished; group insurance
and other employe benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES. INC.
l724 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
HELP MEN (cont.J
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. unusu

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, unusual
opportunity for willing worker to
established firm. Must have satisfac-
tory references or do not apply. Ap-
ply in person to Mr, Mills or MT,
SER-FRAzER INC. BOTH SIDES OF
KAISER a s. = And \ THE 1simi HENRY T j." - E2S 80
BAKERS-We have 3 openings for
first-e1ass cake and pastry men;
permanent positions; sober and re-
liable men only. Apply BRENNER'S
BAKERY, $500 Columbia pike. Ar
hngton: Va, oW: 8606. Pa
reference; 500 weekly; nice work.
5031 Conn. ave. n.w.' OR. 1890.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
YOUNG MEN
WITH SALES ABILITY
WORK Ewes, 6 to 9:3O

EVENING statesmen, EARNING UF
70 SIPS rWEERLy COMMISSION
Neat-appearing, good takers with
cars. We supply name and address
Of your prospects who have ex-
pressed interest In our program
Thorough training. Dignified work
FIELD, New Colonial Hotel. 18th
st. at M NV, all day Sunday anc
Monday up to 8 pm. m.
Evening star., 1951-08-20
HELP MEN

DISHWAsHER, 8 70 Q am. on sum
days. 319 Pa. ave. Sc. 21e
DISHWASHERS l2(I colored, expert
enced. Apply TRIO RESTAURANT,
1b37 18th st. NV -2l
Evening star., 1951-08-20

sssalify you for this position. Boz
SALESMAN with technical experience
plies for old established arm. Excel
lent oppS1Ttunity for top.notch man.
NV, n . No. NeooisatHs' so75' 1Nc'' l44S Laas 2 st.
SALESMAN for wholesale liquor house
s2IEsdMd22N.' Siaii Si.s5 years old. @G 10,
mems tie store; permanent position
with exceIllent working conditions
LATTs TIE BAR, 910 14th st. NV
SALESMAN, appliance and kitchen
planning experience; leading linel
OF Kitchen equipment and appli.
ances; long-established business. We
90 the complete lob; liberal draw
know of this ad. Box 3s9-L. Star
SALESMAN to canvas watches and
lewelry on credit; highest earnings.
J. Tash, NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
sAEssMhAst.' a12 M T. biE BRIGHT young man for
part time to learn the % package aSe
store liquor bust. Apply CLARK's,
SALESMAN-Young man for mems
wear dept; modern air-conditioned
store; excellent salary, splendid op-
Dor, Dortunity ds.,.ir for advancement, psrma-
corner z st. at 9th NV. -21
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store, experience preferred: perma-
nent position, excellent earnings.
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. 942 F St.
SALESMAN, auto and accessory. we
will pay best salary, commission
and bonus. Many other privileges
10 man that is willing to get ahead.
This is a golden opportunity tor
the right man. HERSON'S AUTO &E
APPLIANCE CO., ia o st. NV.
Ale STORM WINDOWS: We
have q double hung and an outside
easement; two Of the better alumi-
mum storm windows on the market.
II you are an experienced salesman
with good record, we will give you
Q dealers price on the windows. with
fgll snd commission commission paid on approval
further Information se17"
mems furnishings. ex-
perienced in selling quality mems
furnishings and sportswear; this IS
an sqse opportunity fSr man a, now With With
known Speciality shop. where indi-
MSi Sac Fsis%ian' 4 THE FASHION sfiSss sHSSf;'
no experience required;
21.30. Apply In person, WESTERN
ave. Silver Spring. .-23
ALESMAN--Ambitio man for out
side selling. calling on builders and
contractors; exper. preferred. Must
have car; excel. opportunity. Apply
Charles Hartman, BARBER & ROSS
CO.. 9th and v sts. me-, DE. 0601.
must be experienced In
fishing tackle. Good proposition for
right man. MILLS CO.. 9th and Z
trucks experienced. best
accepted truck line; exclusive truck
dealer. Attractive compensation
Evening star., 1951-08-20
CAFETERIA
SUPERVISOR

Dependable young woman to train for
supervisory position in cafeteria II,
Govt. bldg, Some experience in food
essential. Age 23-40. Annual and
sick leave. GOVERNMENT SERV-
ICES. INC, 1135 21st st. NV. DO
CASHIER. 80 to SO years old, $40
to = am; reference. MIR. WHITE
CASHIER for large appliance store.
Must have some EXPERIENCE and
neat IN appearances; 6-day weeks
GOOD starting salary. Apply Mr..
6PECTOR. Gil 7th<st. NV. 30
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