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An Unpopular Man?

AFTER HIS FIGHT with Joe
Wolcott, heavyweight champ Ez-
card Charles was asked why he
was booed in Detroit. "Detroit
is Joe Louis home town. I beat
Joe Louis. Naturally, Pm booed
in Detroit" Charles explained
49,. When Louis heard Of this,
he said: "Cincinnati's not my
home town. It's Charles home
town. They booed him there too.
How come? :. Both Louis and
Charles were seated at the same
table in the Downbeat club in
Chicago. Most of the customers
gathered around Louis, request
ing his autograph. After he'd
sign, each time, Louis would
shove the piece Of paper to
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ROOM FOR RENT Room with
private entrance for neat clean
man. Fulton $685., t-54
, 1951-04-04

ROOM FOR RENT Room for
couple or for men. Michigan
1888. t-56
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"Nofssive Son
Film Is Ser
For Ne. sGse

"Native Son." the new film
production based on the famous
novel by Richard Wright, will be
presented by Walter Gould and
released soon through Classic
Pictures, Inc, it was announced
yesterday by Max J. Rosenberg,
president of Classic.
The book, first published more
than II years ago, was adapted
for the stage some years later,
and now comes to the screen with
Richard Wright himself playing
the role Of Bigger Thomas.
The featured cast in support of
Wright is headed by Jean Wallace,
Nicholas Joy, Charles Cane,
George Rigaud and George Green,
and introduces Gloria Madison,
young Negro actress in her first
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Police BIoHer-
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oNAASAAAO0 4AVA4 P06O
sault and battery on two counts.
Cross is charged with attacking
both James Calm Jr. and his wife,
Ernestine, March 8 following an
argument between the three. He
was fined the costs of court and
sentenced to 60 days in the Work
house on one count and the costs
of court and 80 days on the second
count.
VIOLATION OF traffic laws
brought fines to the following
, 1951-04-04

drivers license laws, Earl Spencer
of 226 Wayne Ave. was fined
$500 and for failing to yield the
right of way, he was fined $50
and costs.
JEWELL JOHNSON of 1872 Edi-
son Ave. was fined $25 and costs
for promoting gambling at 921 w.
Fifth st. Ten other gamblers were
fined SIS each for being in the
game at the time.
, 1951-04-04

screen role. "Native Son" was
directed by Pierre Chenal, French
director, from the screen-play on
which he and Wright collaborated.
, 1951-04-04

For driving while drunk, Dave O.
HULL, 321 Chestnut ST., $50 and
costs and 80 days suspended and
$500 for violation Of the drivers
license laws. Shellie S. Smith Of
1882 Brooklyn Ave. was fined $50
and costs. Ernest Carter Of Trac-
ton Ave-, North Lebanon. was
fined $50 and costs.
FAILURE TO YIELD the right
of way to another driver brought
fines to the following offenders:
Robert Stephens, 1549 McClain
St., $50 and costs; Robert Trick,
Wright Patterson Field, $50 and
costs. For reckless driving, Charles
C. Koontz Jr. of 400 Columbia
St., Union Sity, Ind, was fined
S25 and costs. For violation of the
, 1951-04-04

In 1850, 1,799,8OO Americans
were injured in traffic accidents.
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Charles, assuming that his auto
graph too was being requested.
LEONARD LYONS
, 1951-04-04

WANTED Lady desires furnish
ed or unfinished room. HEAP
21. t-53
, 1951-04-04

WANTED-Couple wants 2 or 3
room apartment with reference.
Fulton 1904. t-53
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WE WILL BUY your house for
cash. Call He-oI6l. evenings
Ra-20Z3. II
, 1951-04-04

LOST Horn-rimmed mem S
glasses at Farm Dell Club or
Swats Club. Reward. MLlrose
1869. IL
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
Two Roads Projects
Set For Next Year

Two highway projects in this
county expected to cost approx
mately $4,000 will be completed dur
ing his term of office, Gov Theodore
r. McKeldin declared last Fri
day night at the dinner in Cumber-
land following a tour of the district
Another project also was listed for
Allegany county.
McKeldin said work on the Bloom
.ington-Swanton and Jennings roads
which will be taken into the state sys-
TEN, is also slated for early considera-
ton.
The Bloomington road job involves
an 11-mile general improvement pro-
gram which will cost the state an
estimated $75O,000.
Jennings Road (Route 495), which
runs for seven-eighths of mile from
Jennings toward Grantsville, will be
improved at cost of between $751;
900 and S125,00O.
The Allegany project is the inn
provement of Winchester road. Sur
veys for this have been completed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

The cost will run around $150,000.
In the all-day tour last Friday the
governor saw projects which will cost
a total of $3,899,l48. He also saw
bad traffic conditions on crowded
route 40 can get in winter.
Bad Weather Seen
Binding fog and rain turned most
of the road in Garrett County into a
drivers no-man's land. At one point,
several tractor trailer trucks loaded
with explosives slowed traffic to a
standstill on a steep and narrow
grade.
One truck driver, in order to avoid
shifting into lower gear on hill
and thereby losing time, passed one
of the caravans six cars on the wrong
side, forcing the car into the left
traffic lane.
Trooper First Class Edward Mattee,
who accompanied the tour, stopped
the driver and gave him a long
Safety Week lecture, but no ticket.
Afterwards, the Governor said he
was thoroughly pleased with the
tour, in spite of the bad weather.
He said it showed him not only
what the SRC is doing to improve
Western Maryland roads, but what
still needs to be done.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
ToHonor ReCruiter

M/Sgt. Clarence Biehn, Cumber-
land recruiter for number of years,
will be honored by the Martinsburg
recruiting office for his thirty years
of military service, on Friday, No
vember 9. Sgt Biehn will retire from
service shortly after Armistice Day
Sgt. Biehn has been stationed on
recruiting duty in Cumberland and
the Tri-State area for % years and
was well known in Oakland, having
been on duty here in the fall of 1948
and spring of 1919.
AS a farewell gift recruiters have
purchased a registered toy Boston
Bull pup His former dog, a Boston
Bull, II years old, was killed by a
copperhead snake while Sgt. Biehn
was on fishing trip several months
ago.
Cumberland has declared Monday,
November u, as Sgt. Biehn day. The
Armisticc day activities and parade
will be in his honor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
p Out For O. H. S.
Basketball Practice

Twenty two students answered the
call for basketball practice in Oak
land High school on Monday, accord
ing to Coach Kyle Wilson. Practice
sessions are being held each evening
Coach Wilson said he planned to
keep the entire squad intact until the
latter part of next week when it will
be cut to about fifteen men. The bal
ance of the aspirants will be eligible
for intra-mural and jay-vee compe-
tition.
There are only two regulars held
over from last season, Denver Sisler
and Carlton Tasker, but seven addi-
tional ones who saw enough action t.
win their athletic letter. They are Pau
McIntire, Eddie Hardesty, Ken Col
Inns, John Hanst, Bob King, Harold
Orendorf and Reginald Brohawn.
Other members Of the squad are
Charles Durbin, Robert Brewer, AL
fred Davy, Howard Sweitzer, Dennis
Colaw, Stanley Bussey, Tom Sheehe
Marvin Mills, Tim Sisler, Richard
Criss, Darwin Ashburn, Alvin Mersing
and Douglas Butler.
Oakland High will open it's season
on December 4.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

Copyright 1851 by the Division of
Christian Education, National Council
of the Churches of Christ In the United
States of America. Released by WNU
Features.)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

Our cause is just if and only if it
is the cause of human freedom. We
have no assurance that God will
stand by us otherwise.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
Wreck Delays Trains

Derailment of four empty cars Of
westbound extra B. and o. railroad
coal train on the 17-mile grade caused
a delay in the schedules of three pas
senger trains early Wednesday. Train
No. % did not reach Oakland until
about o'clock, although scheduled for
3:45 a. m.
The cars left the track at Hitch
cock tunnel, II miles west of Pied
mont Tracks 1 and were blocked
by the cars. Wreck cars had No.
clear at 6:35 a. m. and No. l at 1880.
The accident was caused when the
air brakes suddenly went into emer-
gency, B. and o. officials reported.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
Side of the Free

Is God on the SIDE Of the little ma
ton?
Not always. But taking history
as whole, Christian people
have reason to believe as the
people Of the Bible did: that
God hates oppression and vio-
lence, and his "hand is against
nations that live by such means.
On this Armistice Sunday it is
well to remember that. If our
cause is just it is not because
we never lost a War
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

the ear Of latin. The Bible suggests
that it is God himself who opens
mems eyes to his presence, opens
their ears to his voice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
Attend District Meeting

Around $50 persons attended the
fall meeting of the Moorefield w. s.
c. S. district last Friday in the
Methodist church at Terra Alta, w.
Va, according to Mrs. Paul B. Naylor,
Oakland, president.
Others attending from here included
Mrs. Denver c. Pickens, Mrs. II. H.
Harmed, Mrs. George Porter, Jr, and
Mrs. Carl Stone
Mrs. w. B. Landrum, of Tyler, Tex,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

The second heaviest casualty list
of Korean war contained names Of
Lbs members of U. S. armed forces.
Greece and Turkey are bringing
100000 fighting men into North At
lantic defenses.
The January draft quota was set at
"a cEo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

The Supreme Court spoke out
against America adopting principles
of totalitarianism" in regard to eX-
cessive bond for persons accused Of
Communist activity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
AURORA-EGLON

A religious film, two episodes from,
the life of St. Paul, First Missionary
Journey" and THE Stoning at Lys-
ira" will be shown at the Maple
Spring Church November 18th begin
ming at 7:45 p M. Running time is
one hour. The public is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

nor can see MN,
the Bible tells us
Il Tim. GIG. God
c a n n 0 t be photo
graphed n or tele-
vised. The disc has
never been m a d e
that will record his
voice; it will not be
heard on any tele-
phone. Then how do
people k n 0 W God?
BV the eve of faith
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

field worker in the Womens division,
gave the principal address on End
less Line of Splendor."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08
A People Delivered
Lesson for November IL, 1851

NNE of the strange truths about
~ God-strange when we are not
used to it's that he can never be
seen directly. No man has seen him
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-08

rNI. FRANKLIN 5. WEIGH
Pvt. Franklin S. WEIGH, of Camp
Breckiuridge, KY with the 10lst
airborne division, is home on fifteen
day furlough, after which he will be
sent to Fort Lawson, Washington.
He is a son of Mrs. Naomi Merrill,
of Deer Park Welch enlisted for
three years this past June IS, and has
completed sixteen weeks of basic
training.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
HELP MEN

SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; ex-
Apply CROSBY SHOE STORE. 1l15
sgoSEs 1sxiEsMAN-Apply eo4 18th
SHOE sxLEsMAN-Exper.: good prop
esition; excel. opportunity. Also part
time and Sat. for neighborhood
stores IA Sc washington and
siIIe SHOP Mp pals BALTIC. ave. Hyatts-
lsHoE SALESMAN. exper. only; excel
lent position for qualified salesman.
SHOE sALEsMEN, 'e; experienced only;
refs. reg. Apply in person. VOGUE
SHOE STORE. 2S12 Alabama ave.
SHOE Statesmen OR WOMEN, exper.
YOUNG SET SHOES. 726 King ST..
Alexandria, Va. AL. 1894. IL
SKIP LOCATER. part time. to WORK
u store; day or evening. MR.. Jo-
719 9TH st. NV.
ssS51ss srfF 81 Eslft '2R sa6p ''fffG
|STEAMFITTER'S HELPER, expert
enced, with car. Wo. 1854 after 8.
STEAM TABLE MAN; hrs. 1s to o.
HOWARD JoHNsoN's REsTAU-
RANT, Seven Corners, Falls Church,
Va ---6
STENOGRAPHER to work for head
Of supply depart. national farm or
ganization; varied duties. Call MRS.
KERWICK. Ma. 3507. Il
STOCKMEN. to store merchandise in
stock ROOM and move to selling
floor as directed. using hand truck.
No experience necessary. Employe
benefits and discount on purchases.
Anply personnel oftice. SEARS. ROE
BUCK & CO., $500 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. II
Evening star., 1951-05-01
WOOL SPOTTER

nsSsEsnesf sLuG 2nlz SAshRRR ARR' 1sBe zsasB
$50 9TH st. Sc. II
bakery, No. sun. work. Must be
WooDMookR' +; PASTRY ARPis SHOP. morn1nks; 1ons7
Colesville. rd.. Silver Spring. Il
MAN, white, to, service route of mer-
opportunity with growing firm. Must
have D. G: permit. and be bondable.
phone RE 4943. IS
MAN. who can tvpewrite. to take care
Of office. Older man acceptable. $40
wk. days. Vicinity $500 block 14th
MAN to wash cars, keep shop clean;
NEEDY MOTOR SALES, SoS3 Nichols
MAN. 'coiored, some exper. in finish
MT fsr 5HY 52TpsS5s sos stGSNs INC dEsssfi ssf pney
Branch I'd. Silver Spring, Nd. JU.
MAN. colored. not over age 35, to
wax and clean floors. must have one
year expeT:; dIS perm n.. job hrs iv II III, so
WEAVER. basement. % s1s g2th . St.
NV, between 8 am. and 8 pm.
MAN colored. with D. C. permit
to park and gas trucks. See Mr.
Snyder, NATIONAL. TRUCK RENTAL
CO; 2316 Georgia ave, -.
deIiveTS sS0feS srALEY nj It. easi R
INC, 416 Morse st. ne. 3
MAN. colored. to sell ice cream from
vending truck; good commission
MAN, white, to learn butcher trade;
must be neat appearing, sober and
Willing tn vnFk FarofaP MI oY
living in Sc, area: $50 for 6-day
week to start. RUBIN, 10. 3-9716
MEN, 1S years or over. interested In
Joining installation force Of ma
t1onally known manufacturer OF
telephone central office equipment;
MR.. TRACEY. MI. $685. between 8
as.n and $50 p.m.. Monday through
MEN, white az. willing to work and
satisfied with $75 week earnings
1etosr suiidins. sSS 9a4 mSFRinss SsR g. nx 81
MEN u6), white. to distribute hand.
bills Daily pay. am. 400 N. Y
MEN twhite). to deliver suburban
paper. door -to-door delivery; renori
ready for work 7:45 am. Thursday
May 3. 331 N. Fairfax ST.. Alexan.
MEN-part time. ewes. and sat. Car
| earn $50 wk. while learning to quail.
| ify for exc. full time opening. Cover.
ing established route of regular Gus
toners. An exp. man will train you
Apply FULLER BRUSH CO.. 911 Ma
tional Press BLDG. 14th and F SITS
n.wD or call DI. ATT or DI. 349S
MEN t2). neat appearing. for full
! or part time work in order dept
Apply in person, 70S 18th st. n w.
Evening star., 1951-05-01

Experienced only. Apply ready to
work: BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
SUPERVISOR
CHIEF
STOREKEEPER
TO

Take charge over all sup
plies and inventory in an es-
sential electronics industry.
This is a perm. job. top sal
ary for the right man; 5h-dav,
40-hr wk.; extra compensation
for overtime over 40 hrs.
This Job has unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement for in
itiative and ability. Store
keeping experience required.
All replies will be held con-
fidential. Please send resume
and salary requirements to
Box 96-A, Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-01

WANTED-Experienced statesmen to
sell stock for a newly formed build
ing and loan association: Apply
ASSOCIATION. INC. Waldorf. Md.
Attention Mr.. Middleton. Waldorf
EXCELLENT oPPoRTUNITY-Mem-
fun or part time. TAKoMA PARK
MEN. 3 ewes. and Sat,
for sales service dept. About 81 SO
A GRADuATE IRni ATi '1S1' Gor eauiva-
lenD. We have 3 definite positions
for men who wish to earn better
than S100 per week. Qualifications
Ability to meet people. neat appear
ance, willingness to, work hard and
continuously some business or sales
Seween osG ss5 and igso APps s9s
Warner Bldg. 18th and E SITS. NV
J. 1. HOLCoMB MANUFACTURING
COMPANY has opening in Wash
ington area for salesman with car
By ali ali types Of institutional. T manu- anu
featuring and commercial accounts
Opening due to death of representa-
tive 10 years. In territory. Our ma
tlonal advertising program includes
TINE, NATIONS SCHOOLS, FAC
TORY MANAGEMENT. MODERN
HOSPITAL and other publications.
A complete training program for
person selected Weekly commission
advance arrangement. T. F. LONG.
Continental Hotel. Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday for interview. Il
LOCAL RAWLEIGH BUSINESS avail
able. Start Immediately Selling ex-
perience helpful but not required
Car. necessary. Write at once for
particulars. RAWLEIGH'S, Dept.
rfS ncEc14SSSl ckESM pFnnIicsrIhN S9sStefs ea; MAN
Emery ThompsoH Batch freezer; ex-
perience essential. Apply BREN-
NER'S BAKERIES. 48l9 Columbia
pike Arlington. ia. S-0590. .
TWO EXPERIENCED ANNOUNCERS
wanted by Virginia and North Caro-
lima radio stationss. NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF BROADCASTING.
DE. $3.50. IS
Evening star., 1951-05-01
PORTER

For mems store. Must have local ref
erence. LIVINGSTONS, 906 7th st
NV. .
PORTERS AND LAWN MEN, colored,
for apt, project; permanent job,
South Capitol ST., 2 blks. over D. C..
line. q am. to 3 pm. Il
PRESSER with knowledg of tailoring;
good pay. steady Job. Call bet.
and pm. LII 4-9639. -3
PRESSER, silk and wool Apply
FAMOUS VALET, 1890 Suitland rd..
Suitland, Md. -3
be experienced; steady work; salary
or piecework Apply LUNA. CLEAN
ERS. 1905 14th st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1951-05-01


SALESMAN. experienced in mems
man ana SSiens yGaas Hpps
JULIAN BEHREND. 5o21 Conn. ave.
SALESMAN, to learn to sell print
ing for one of Washington's largest
Job printers; established over 40
years; must be willing to work and
sell; sood salary to start. II you
are now selling job printing and
have accounts and wish to better
your income. salary is no object.
Call for appointment. National
statesmen, mems furnishings and
sports wear. Excel. salary. MUTUAL
STORES, corner E st. at 9th NV.
wares; good starting salary; excel.
opportunity for advancement. IDA'S
DEPARTMENT STORE, 1901 Geor-
SALESMAN who has sold paint locally,
who would like to sell diversified
line along. with paint. We pay q
ssan SFsignt sssrs ds % or salary 1da s1d IN
st. NV ZINN PAINT &C %
SALESMAN, furniture, experienced;
salary plus commission; no night
work. See Mr.. Steifel, MARvIN'S
CREDIT, 734 TN ST. NV. II
SALESMAN to sell heating equipment:
novel selling plan. never before used
in this city. all leads and appoint
ments are made by us: must have
car: no age limit; be prepared to go
to work Immediately. Apply Monday
morning between 10 and II only to
Mr.. Cissel THE BARTON CO., 2511
B1adan sburg rd. ne. -3
SALESMAN for large retail store;
some selling experience necessary;
excellent opportunity for qualified
person; adequate starting salary.
See Mr.. Silverman. SURPLUS SALES
CO. 925 Penna. ave. NV.
SALESMAN, for mems furnishings
store; permanent position. excellent
earnings, good opportunity. Ma
T1ONAL SHIRT SHOP, 942 r st. n W.
SALESMAN-For paint. auto. acces-
sories. sporting goods and hard
ware depts.; mo experience neces-
sary: employe benefits and dis
count on purchases. Apply Person.
mel once, SEARS. ROEBUCK a.
CO.. $500 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Virginia. Il
SALESMAN-Experienced in selling
mems Sportswear. sports goods or
luggage; good pay. IRVINGS, 10th
and E. Il
Evening star., 1951-05-01
PERSONNEL
ASSISTANT

Experienced in all phases Of
retail store personnel work.
Woman between the ages Of
80 and 20 preferred.
Write, giving complete in
formation in first letter,
and an interview will be
arranged.
Position pays an excellent
salary. Replies held COM
pletely confidential.
Box 236-A, Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
CLERK-TYP1sT

We need the services Of q capable
young woman. 21-35 years Of age,
who enjoys working with figures and
is capable Of tyuing 80 words per
minute. This Is an opportunity to
get q start on the business side 81
he newspaper. Apply Personnel.
Room h0h Open weekdays. S:3O to
and Saturdays. q to
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-05-01
YOUNG MEN

White. for stock clerks In furnish
ings and clothing departments of
fine mems wear store. Duties in
volve taking care of call desk,
marking merchandise and arrang-
ing stock. Clean, interesting work
for intelligent high school grad
uates. -
APPLY MR.. KRAMER
Lewis & 'Thos. Saltz, Inc.
l409 G ST.-N.W.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
HELP MEN

more, Experienced only. canyassinp
nationally advertised watches on
credit; car not necessary. Contact
Mr.. Joseph. NEW YORK ;EWELRY
CO., 719 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
RESIDENT MANAGER
SALES CLERKS

WHITE
Age 20-35. For Domestic. drug, and
cigar counters. Exper. preferred. but
will train right type having sales
ability. Must he r-at "~d att~e"-
tive. DO NOT PHONE. Apply
MEELAN DRUG. 500 l4tn st. NV
experienced in selling
hosiery and handbags; excellent SAL
airy and commission: permanent
position. Apply CROSBY SHOE,
1115 F st. NV.
for orug and cosmetic
counter; young lady not over 35;
good hours and pay. Apply BAB-
BITS DRUGSTORE, 1l06 F st, NV.
for ladies apparel shop,
experienced only. part time or full
time; Call AP. 1889, Vicinity Bla-
jewelry store, excel. opp.
Hrs, 10-6:30. ROOT JEWELERS..
1874 Wilson blvd. Arl. CHI. 1881.
for iewelry store. exper.
nee. perm. pos. good salary. pleas
art work. cond BENSON'S JEWEL
ERS. 1919 F st. NV. End floor. II
SALESL or part time. For
me children's apparel shop. Call
exper.. Connecticut ave.
speciality shop: excel. salary. comm,
paid weekly; out-of-town exper,
preferred. Ma. 57Sl. 4
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Evening star., 1951-05-01
OFFICE MAN
and
INSIDE SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity in local branch
sales ONCE of national manufacturer
Of power tools. Age 80 to 45. Ex-
perience handling correspondence,
supervising small staff, able to han
orally at into any job in the branch
when ever necessary. Mechanical
background desirable, knowledge of
automotive parts, hardware, power
tools or Industrial equipment helpful.
Very pleasant working conditions.
Good starting salary together with
piete details. age, education. expert
ence and phone number. Represent
ative will interview in Washington
within TWO weeks. Address E: II.
McComb. MALL TOOL Co.. 2121
New York ave. me-. Washington.
Evening star., 1951-05-01
EXPERIENCED
OR INEXPERIENCED


CLERKS t2) for accounting ONCE;
good salary. Describe training and
experience. Box 256-A. Star. II
CLERK, female. Apply ZLOTNICK
THE FURRIER. 18th and G sts.
CLERK with some knowledge of
typing; high school graduate. under
35; permanent position; paid vaca-
tions; free disqualification insurance;
5-day. 37lz hr, wk. AMERICAN
18th and H SITS. NV. i
essential knowiedge Of shorthand ns
figures; 5-day, 40-hour week. Do
not apply unless you're looking
for permanent employment. Inter
view 8 to daily, Saturday, 8 to
II. SToNEsTRAW CORP, 900
CLERK ffaRkiin 81 wife. his personable YOU yoSns
ity to type and some knowledge
of PIX pref Interesting. varied
duties. Perm, 5-day wk. Call
Mr.. Walker; DE. 1850. 3
CLERK. colored. pleasant personality.
able to deal with public. Appiy. In
girl for ,part-time
stenographic and general clerieal
work. Prefer hours $3.50 to 2:30.
Gail Ma. 6203 for appointment. Il
CLERK. general office work. chance
to, learn business machines. Apply s
I'd IL am, MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANING CO.. 1928
Florida ave. NV.
CLERK - For dry cleaning valet
shop in exclusive apt. house; steady
work and good working conditions;
top pay. Apply THE CHANCERY
VALET SHOP. $3.50 Wis. ave. NV.
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CLERK-For dry cleaning store;
experienced: $40 to start and COM
mission; steady work. good working
conditions. Apply MARTINS QUAIL
TTY CLEANERS, 2149 P st. NV.
CLERK. GENERAL OFFICE WORK,
permanent position: 5h-day week;
knowledge of tipping desirable
apply Mr. Cox. YOUNG'S. 1906 F
CLERKS WANTED, full or part time
at the REINDEER FROZEN GUS
TARD STORE. Call between IL
and SH O4A7 a
Evening star., 1951-05-01
fS125 to $500 Weekly
Immediate OPENINGS"
(S75 to S125 Weekly
"Part-Time Statesmen"

MUNTZ TV, INC.
TU. 1900 7702 Ga. Ave. NV