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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-30
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FICTION
Elizabeth the Woman, Ellis. The
story of Elizabeth the Queen.
Elizabeth is twen:y-1our when she
ascends the throne of England
Her Z beloved Robin" became
her trusted advisor. There are
dramatic scenes Snd conflicting
emotions revealed in this novel
of a famous Queen and woman.
October Fire, Mayo. 1t had
been thed ryest summer and au-
tumn on record that the little
Maine town had ever known. Sud-
denly Frenchtown was awakened
to terrible fire that meant ev
acuating the village. How DIFF,
ferent people responded to the
disaster makes the story of this
strong and quiet novel.
The Longest Way Round, Mar
shall. Marie decided that happi-
ness for her lay ~'ay beyond the
horizon, for she had been shock
ed by one mans deception and
she could not decide to marry
another. Gradually her conf
dence is restored because of her
father and of Christopher, for it
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-11-30
ITALIAN QUARTET IN TOLEDO

The Italian Quartet, four young
italian string players who have
taken New York and West Coast
audiences by storm this season,
will play in the Auditorium of the
Toledo Museum of Art Nov. 80
at p. m. This is the first sea-
son in the United States for the
oIIartet
Evening star., 1951-09-19
PetWorth Unit Joins
Drainage Fund Fight

The Petworth Citizens Associa-
ton last night added its protest to
those of four other associations
against inadequate drainage facili-
ties in their areas. The complaint
will be taken up at District budget
hearings on October "a.
Citing the dangers revealed by
the uncontrolled flood waters in
recent months and the lack of
District funds to remedy the sit
uation. Petworth joined a group
led by Clifford Newell of the Ar
kansas Citizens Association to
press for enlarged sewer and
drainage appropriations in the
1853 budget. The other associa-
tions are Hampshire Heights,
Shepherd Park and Brightwood.
Harvey o. Craver, street i'm
provements chairman, urged men,
bers whose property has been dam
aged to press suits against the
District as one means of bringing
the matter forcibly before the Dis
trict commissioners.
In connection with next Mon
days hearings into the Capital
Transit Co.'S proposed fare raise
John H. Connaughton, Petworth's
delegate to the hearings, an
nounced he would back the in.
crease, if guarantees of a fair re-
turn were assured by the transit
company.
Evening star., 1951-09-19


Q Use your old radio,
phonoeroph, smoll-
screen TV, refrigerator
or any old appliance TO-
ward portiol or full down
payment on any new TV
set or appliance! This
could mean NO MONEY
DOWN with your trode-
in at DYNAMIC! Take
l8 months to pay! i
Evening star., 1951-09-19
AZ D. {. Combat Veterans
Back on Leave From Korea

A Navy transport ship brought
48 Washington combat veterans
back to this country last Friday.
They were among 4,498 rotation
troops from Korea who arrived in
Seattle aboard the Gen. M. C.
Meigs.
The Washington men on the
passenger list were:
Sergt. Larry G. Alexander,
Pfc. Joseph L. Armstrong. Sergt.
Darrell Bailey. jr.; Corpl. Herbert
S. Bailey, Corpl. Otis Burleson,
Pfc. Lewis G. Carson, Corpl.
George R. Chance, Sergt. William
j. Chandler, Corpl. Charles H.
Copeland, Pfc. Percy E. Crawley,
Sergt. Edward C. Darby, Corpl.
Harry F. Catcher, Corporal Ran
dolph B. Durham.
Sergt. 1/c Virgil R. Fisk.
Corpl. Melvin H. Gabourel, ST.:
Corpl. Wesley c. Grant, Corpl.
Ralph w. Green, Pfc. Arthur
iHuntef, PIC. CharleS V. Jackson,
Pvt. George E. Johnson, Sergt.
William D. Keyser. jr.: Corpl. Ed
win G. Laquay, Pfc. Harold N.
Laten. Corpl. Robert E. Lee, jr.;
Sergt. Robert E. Lohr, Sergt. l/c
Joseph Lytle.
Sergt 1/c John B. McManus,
Corpl. Frank E. Mikolaiczak jr.:
Sergt. Henry G. Moffett, Corpl.
Alonzo Morris, jr.; Corpl. George
Norris. Corpl. James L. Oliver,
Pvt. Armsted Owens, jr.; Corpl.
John F. Payne, Sergt. Warren r.
Penniman, jr.; Corpl. George P.
Pope Sergt. James E. Powell.
Corpl. Robert L. Ritchie, Corpl.
Walter C. Rudisill, Sergt. Noble
Tillman. Corpl. James Turner, jr.;
Corpl. Edward C. Ward, Corp
Leroy F. Washington, Corpl. Wal
ter E. Webster, Corpl. Tommie l..
Wilcher. Corpl. Kennedy Williams,
Sergt. Richard T. Williams, Pfc.
Thomas j. Zonik.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
III. S. Appeals to Morse

STAVANGER, Norway.-A pub
lic- opinion survey in Norway shows
that of the SO per cent who would
like to vacation abroad, 18 per
cent would visit the United States.
Two thousand three hundred per-
sons were polled. Thirty-eight
per cent said they preferred to
spend their vacations in Norway.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP MEN

CARPENTERS. experienced on small
nome construction. Subcontract OF
salary. OV. 1913. --3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work. Re-
port to. 1900 Winnett I'd. Chevy
GARPfiENSTERss. 1st-class all-aro1nd
men. Apply ct 18th and Adams
sts. ne: south Of nth and Mon
CARPESTERs-Long Job Just start.
ing. report for work tomorrow morn.
iEg. One block past District line
on Riggs rd., left on Berkshire DIR
See MR. RAY MILLER. -
CARPENTERS, rough and finish. See
MR.. YOUNG at 5155 Tilden st. NV,
CARPENTERS WANTED for residen-
ssn-aToInd GS, men. OIL 9777; ewes.
CARPEN1TE;Rs. trim, experienced
Also carpenter helpers. Long job. Nc
others need apply. Come out. Ole
Georgetown I'd. to Kingswood I'd
70 job, Ask for CHARLES ol
CARPENTERs-Long housing project
top pay. Only first-class mechanics
INC. North on Old Bladensbnrg I'd
left to Rosewood ONCE. SH. 1854;
CARPENTERS "a. residential work;
top wages for first-class men; long
Job; union men preferred. SH. 9639
or IA. 3796. evenings. 4
pay. MERRIMAcK CONSTRUCTION
Macarthur blvd, Md. See Bill Cod
win foreman -3
Evening star., 1951-05-02

DRIVER SALESMAN, INDUSTRIAL
LAUNDRY; 5-day .wk., .S55 mini
mum; good chance for advancement.
Apply In person. 1907 Lawrence ST..
CoIraap MonnP Ma Il
Evening star., 1951-05-02

CARPENTERS (2l; layout and rram,
work n Alexandria. Va. oV. 6526.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
PARKING ATTENDANT

PARKING ATTENDANT
driving permit. Apply 1712 Eye St
PARKING ATTENDANTS, over Is
years; experience required; regular
work: must have parking lot permit.
Apply parking lot, 18th and e sts,
NV. .
PHARMACIST. part time. 3 night.
PIRE PHARMACY. 1888 Conn. ave
PHARMAcIsT. man, reg. in D. C.;
FAST PHARMACY. 1855 sth st. Sc
PHARMiAVCaiHsT. experienced: no R sun.
day hours. GIVE full particulars in
reply; All replies confidential. Box
PHoToGRAPHER, moro; RsAiiPIHiR for portrait stu
dio; experienced only; good salary
to start; also coupon salesmen. Cali
II person; REMBRANDT STUDIO
rIasfEkhEksss. IA fssh ss e% eoiored ta, only ss..
flfis fif ! Pssssals sos sH fsi sSs5 + .1s. Hr4ez
ewes, ST., 1850. T. N. woopALL,
INC. 30 Laurel ave.. Takoma Park,
PIASsTERER, exper., weekly salary 3
year round Job. All inside work
Contact manager. CHASTLETON
HOTEL. 1701 18th st. NV. -
PLASIERERS, white. CAN between G
anS mn. WA. 4S77. -5
PLUMBERS, experienced. to work in
p: and Md. Reasonable salary
PORTER. young. for general cleaning
and stock work. STANDARD DRUG
CO. 1101 H st. ne.
o E R, drugstore experience
preferable; hrs, 7:30 to a. Apply
In person, STATE DRUGS. 17Ol
Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-02

To serve established dry-cleaning Gus
an aggressive young man; exper.
preferred but not necessary. CEN.
TRIAL CLEANERS, 323 Carroll
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP MEN

SHOE REPAIRMAN. experienced only;
good wages; white .or colored. Apply
IMPERIAL VALET. 1347 Conn. ave.
NV. -3
SHOE SALESMAN, good possibilities
only. .aoLEYWooD SHOES. 7th and
Fla. See manager. Mr.. Fisher. "a
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced; ex-
Apply CROSBY SHOE STORE. l1I5
SHOE sALEsMAN--Apply so4 11th
st. NV. 3
SHOE SALESMAN-Exper.; good prop
osition; excel; opportunity. Also part
time. time and Sat. for neighborhood
SaIoaes aoaes.,,,1Ia N sc Sc Washinston and
sifIs. sMoP1 Nd. MsIsls Balt0' ave. Hyatts- S
SHOE Statesmen. experienced only;
refs. req. Apply in person. VOGUE
SHOE STORE. 2s12 Alabama ave
SKIP LocArER. part time. TO vor. ~
it store. day or evening. Mr.. 10.
| ESI: 71a 7th st. NV.
SOLICITORS (2)-Good opportunity
19r 1871 sella5is Htb e. men; ! n Apply In person
SOLICITORS-For home rental serv.
l
MANUEL at 1882 FenWick st. n e
Phone LA. 6-7979 bet. 10 and IL
noon. %
SPRAY MAN, one with exper. spray.
1 ing enameled household appliances
| 4O-hr.. 5-day wk.; excel. company
| benefits. Call or see Miss Jones
| BEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., 23O1
Lawrence ave. ne. %
lSPOTTER for valet shop; steady
work. STAR VALET SHOP. 11l4
4 H st. ne. Ii. 3-6156. "a
lSTEAMFITTER'S HELPER, expert
4 enced. with car. Wo. 1884 after
q
STEAM TABLE MAN; hrs. IL to Q
Short-order cook. 8 pm. to 1 am
Best pay for right men. Appl,
HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAU
RANT, Seven Corners, Falls Church
Va. %
and hardware supply firm. For in
terview. call Executive 1894. q
Evening star., 1951-05-02

ASOA 49,. e, sss-A
SALESMAN, to learn to sell print
ing for one Of Washington's largest
job printers; established over 40
sell; good salary to start. If you
are now selling Job printing and
have accounts and wish to better
your income. salary Is no object
Call for appointment. National
sAfESMAN-Experienced in house.
wares; good starting salary; excel
opportunity for advancement. IDA's
DEPARTMENT STORE. 5e01 Geor.
SALESMAN who has sold paint locally
who would like to sell a diversified
line along. with paint. We pay Q
mission ?, zIsn Gsl = =. IsT Rs5s9p y 1859 sth
ALESMAN-X-Ray; medical equip.
old line house. finest products
excel: opportunity. Me. 21S1. j..
SALESMAN-Used car: experienced
Mss ases es esrs steaSy Nav PEy ss ss S late
Lincolns and Mercurys. Have goot
references. Fullest cooperation Civ
en-. Apply to Jack Lynch. MONT.
GOMERY -STUBBS; Lincoln-Mercur1
Dealer, 3715 Bladensburg road,
SALESMAN TO sell neatinB equipment.
novel selling plan., never before used
in this city. all leads and appoint
ments are made by US; must have
car; no age limits be prepared to &c
to work Immediately. Apply Monday
morning between 10 and IL only tc
Mr.. .Cissel. THE BARTON CO.. 2511
Bladsnsburg I'd; ne. "a
SALESMAN, white, earn UP to SIS
wk. for evening work. We furnish
eppts. Phone Ma. 1895 bet. and
f.. Thursday only. for Q personal
SALESMAN. experienced. specialt,
insurance or household appliance
We have an opening at present fol
live wire who should earn at least
S1tN9e SaN9e, sppG per year; Phone . ME MEE
SALESMAN for large retail store;
some selling experience necessary
excellent opportunity for qualified
person: adequate starting salary
See Mr.. Silvertnan. SURPLUS SALES
CO. 925 Penna. ave. NV.
SALESMAN-Experienced in whole.
sale auto. acces. and shop equip.
Commission with drawing account
RUDOLPH a WEST CO., Mr.. A
R. Gooding. no. 1870. IS
SALESMAN, for mems furnishing,
store; permanent position. excellent
earnings, gbod opportunity. MA.
TIONAL SHIRT SHOP, 942 r st. n W.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP MEN Cont

ADVERTISING APPRENTICE - Here
is an opportunity for an ambition,
young man with the sincere desire
TO make career Of advertising
You'll learn all about newspaper
magazine, radio and TV adyertis.
ing and you'll get ahead well, pro,
BAN, q fair amount Of patience, s !
strong back and q will to succeed
You should be in the 20-to-25 age
group and single. See Mr.. Linkins
Thursday between 9 and IL am
only. KAL. EHRLICH q MERRICK
3l4 Star Building.
APPLIANCE SALESMAN, excellent op.
portunity; good pay. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. s.e.
ASST. MGR, exper. in variety field
must have ability in window dress.
ing and counter display. FA. 5S79
ASST. STATION MANAGER, gooe
pay, commission and vacation
HOMER'S ESQ. 1927 NJ st. NV
Evening star., 1951-05-02

hOUlE SALESMAN
Established laundry and dry cleanin1
routes: commission basis with guar.
antee; $50 salary during shori
training period: HUB LAUNpERERs
Ter. Md, WA. 100. %
Evening star., 1951-05-02
OPPORTUNITY
for young men

lOr young men
Did you know that Safeway pays up
to $4,000 per year salary to store
employees? Compare these figures.
Location mgrs. S5,000-SIu,00U yr.
Hid. meat cutters, S3.900-S5, 4 % yr.
Food clerks - $2,760- So ,536 yr.
Meat cutters ---S2.S12-$3,770, yf.
We have openings for food clerks
and meat cutters. The pay for these
Jobs increase within the above scales
as you gain experience. Clerks who
develop the necessary skill become
candidates for the higher paying
jobs of head meat cutters and loca-
ton managers.
To qualify you should:
1. Have high school education or
2. s''u1id Be Under s5 years Of age.
8. Have a pleasing personality.
4. Enjoy dealing with people.
5. Be sober and Of good character
WE Offer You:
I. Permanent employment.
2. Cooperative group insurance plan.
3. Dependents hospital and surgical
insurance.
4. Paid vacations.
8. Other employe BENEFITS.
UNION SHOP
Apply SAFEWAY STORES, INC,
1901 Fenwick st. NE.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELp MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experi-
enced, frll-time man can start at
once; ONCE long established. book
full of good residence listings with
pictures; floor coverage and good
cooperation. RIPLEY & RoOMER.
Realtors: SH. 1889. Ask for Mr..
REFRIGERATIoN service man. TO
service Ice cream cabinets and com.
pressors; steady position, good
salary, car allowances; must have car.
Apply BREYER ICE CREAM CO.,
1890 Bladensburg I'd. ne. -
RELIEF CLERK
Must know hand transcript; for busy
downtown WASHINGTON hotel. Box
286-V, Star.
RETAIL SALESMAN or saleslady, art
and drafting supplies; experience
preferred. Ask for Mr.. Stobart, M.
8. CHM CO.. 1417 New York ave.
NV. --6
RoOFER AND HELPERS - Apply
GELMAN CONSTRUCTION. 12500
block of Viers Mil rd., near Rock
pnn1vS VIE; See M MI R,shmond; nm s,5r ,.,u..
pm. j. r. SIDEGL, la Elm ave-,
Takoma Park. Md. -3
ROOM CLERK-For relief work. might
sqSitor sqSas HaRR1NTSN apd sashisT HE APP1z r.
and z sts. NV. "A
ROOM CLERK, young man neat ap-
pearing; experisncsd d,c prsIeTTTsfd sIerTf
18th and Penna. ave-, Mr.. FuHtlove
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP MEN

GROCERY CLERK, colored. expert
enced. Apply 2159 Pa. ave. n.w.-3
GROCERY CLERK, exper.; kosher
M2RINoFF sF1s & pRf4T. HeGs e2s5 IS ca. R'sS ave
GROCERY CLERK with drivers per-
nit: 52-day week; excel salary;
permanent Job. Apply WOODMOOR
MARKET. 10129 Colesville I'd, Sill
GROCERY oEYs STOCK CLERK - For
large independent market in sub.
Va; good salary; an oppor. for
advancement to right party; give
refs. and sal. desired in letter.
Refs. treated confidentially. Reply
Box 373-A. Star. % /
GR0CERYMAN, experienced in super
market operation; good nours and
pay. Apply in person. 319 r. !. ave.
ne. -3
industrial plant: must
have excellent references. JACOBS
INSTRUMENT CO. Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
SALES MANAGER

ROUTEMAN
Linen supply service; drivers permit
necessary; salary $50 wk. AID
Evening star., 1951-05-02

AWNING MECHANIC, exper. only,
better than $50 wk for right man.
SUBURBAN INDUSTRIES. ia, g.
BaRTTENDER- 3 yrs. good .. C.
reference required; neat appearing.
BARTENDER, apprentice. over 21,
white. no experience necessary.
SAND BAR RESTAURANT, 1928
BLoCKLAYERs, experienced on small
home construction. subcontract or
BooKKEEPER@Exp. Excel. oppor-
tunity. good salary. Box No. 147-A.
BoooKKEEPER. fully exper., double
entry bookkeeping, capable Of han
eGs ana postnr DG5tSn % Ds done b
assistant. Retail experience desir-
able. Top salary, commensurate with
ability. Vacation, Opportunity for
Advancement. 500 F st. NV. "a
Apply CRYSTAL VALET. 72o 18th
Booth ATTENDANT, for group Of
tennis courts in city: mature re-
sponsible man to make reserva-
tions, handle money. sell snacks; g.
os g. WssF esr nepdns helDfui Hass VENT
SERVICES. INC. 1135 21st st.
BRiCKLAYERs-Large apt. project.
40, Mass ave, NV.
BRICKLAYERS-Long job for good
mtle north Of Tick Took on Riggs
I'd. to Revere Inc. sign. -3
BRICKLAYERS, long Job, mechanics
only. Apply job. Eastern ave. and
Laurel St, Takoma Park. D. C. Or
BRicKIAYERs. goo KenWood ave,
days per week, double time on Sat-
urday; Must go there At your ogn W
plS expense AMTHoNv 1zz0. st. O5S7'
good pay. n BERNARD asSll Is" & Valdez.
thesda. Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to
Beech ave-: and 2 blks. to right on
B'TfLDEEkAs. 'GP EA 41SSi ATTENTION: Want t.
contract trim or framing on homes
Al mechanics; Lo. 3-7129 at
BuLLDozER OPERATOR, with Gle.
trae sxner. sH; 1910. -8
reliable; no drinkers: no phone calls
BUTCHER, colored, experienced; ref
erences. AID. 1896. -3
sSn wanted sober sE.nd93a Apply No No
H1oS 1iSHG AAss SAASAoAAAAof q
BUTcHER wanted. Apply 1904 1st st
BUTCHER. exper.. kosher super mar
ket, Apply in person. MARINOFF
sGTcaER. REIah sSss ssper aa apply sgs soso Ham
ilton St, Hyattsville, Nd. or cal
BUTCHER-MEAT CUTTER, coloret
or white; .exper.,. reliable: sober
steady employment for right man
Apply in person only. 141S I'll
cMaBrNEET M NET MAKERS HELPER,
wanted; good opportunity. Call &C
CHR PoLIsHERs (2). colored. Nee,
2 hard-working young men. Goo
salary plus overtime. Experience,
preferred. Must have d, c. permit
Call Mr.. Porter or Mr.. Sanders
AT. 0200, NORTHEAST MOTORS
3
CARPENTERS (2l; layout and rram
ing men: good quality residents
work q Alexandria. Va, oV. 652t
Evening star., 1951-05-02
MEN

To work in ONCE learning our busi-
ness; must be able to use typewriter,
good hours. vacation, retirement and
insurance plan; good starting salary:
excel. opportunity to learn one Of
the best paying businesses in the
country; quick promotions; pleasant
working conditions. Contact T. w.
sHERwiIN,W1LLIAMs NV e co. nv" "a
YOUNG MAN white, for pickup and
dsliyeFy ssl,;e work; D. C. permit es; es;;
WASHINGTON and Surrounding area.
See Mr.. Rodes, PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. INC. 3040 M st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white. for soda foun-
tain and auto delivery; no expert
ence necessary; hours 8 to g.; no
Sunday work: salary. $40. Apply
K1RSON PHARMACY, 1919 Georgia
ave. NV. -3
YOUNG MAN, under rs. single; good
opportunity to learn fire and cas-
Srsnch of iarse naOns On Sesi
37k-hr. wk. Apply NORTHWEST
ERN. NATL. S12 Woodward Bldg.
YOUNG MAN-Mr. Dola. please call
MRS, GLOVER. AL. og41. .
YOUNG MAN, colored. refined, to
work in liquor store, good refer
ences necessary. 1901 9th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN wanted for fountain
work and delivery. experienced Eve
nings and week ends; ton GALAXY.
Yo6NG 81 fGOSi GAN-for glass shop. W VIII
ing to learn fabrication Of glass and
mirrors. COLUMBIA GLASS g. MIR
ROR CO. DE 2S00 4
Evening star., 1951-05-02
ROUTE SALESMAN

start at $50 week while training
Salary plus commission when quail
| fed for route. Call DU. I'LL be-
| tween 8 and IL am. for information
and appointment. MANHATTAN
| COMPANY. Laundry and Dry Clean
inc 1909 EIoPida ave n W
Evening star., 1951-05-02

DRlVEh-hOU
To serve established dry-cleaning Gus
TONERS; wonderful opportunity for
an aggressive young man; exper
preferred but not necessary. CEN.
TRIAL CLEANERS, 323 Carroll
DRIVER-SALESMAN for established
fee and grocery items. To married
man with responsibilities who Is
willing to work. We can oner above
average earnings. Bond and Al
references REQUIRED. Car and ex-
penses furnished; Call COOK cor
tails. -
DRIVER .sALEsMAN-For established
soTTLiNd CO. 1901 5th st. NV.
DRIVER SALESMAN. INDUSTRIAL
LAUNDRY; 5-day .wk., .S55 mini
mum; good chance for advancement.
eolmar eeSRas u Msnos. MSsrsenM Nd tIo1 Lawrence s'
DRIVER-SALESMAN
Retail ice cream vending route; z.
the righta man. Apply l to 8
pm. No phone calls;
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
9I1 Second st. NE.
DRUG CLERK, exper. preferred; 3 to
4 eyes. and every other Sun. SH.
DRuG CLERK. experienced; good Job
for steady man: $50 for 51-hr. wk.
MORGAN PHARMACY, 3O01 P st.
DRUG CLERK. experienced: no eve
nings or Sunday work; good hours
and pay; good opportunity: refer
ence required. Apply BABBITTS
DRUGSTORE, 1108 r st. NV. .
DRUG CLERK, local exper. desirable;
references; $50 minimum; 6-day wk.
HIGGERS DRUG. 5017 Conn. --3
DRY CLEANER, apprentice, colored,
to do porter work and assist In dry
cleaning room. Opportunity to learn
trade. Call Mr.. Breeden, OIL. 1901.
TOWN g. COUNTRY CLEANERS
EIECTRIcIAN's HELPER-1st class.
with tools: excellent salary. ARROW
ELECTRIC CO.. 2S1S 14th ST.. NV.
capable of installing
gasoline station equipment: top
wages, steady work. Apply 1011 3rd
st. ne. between 8 and II am. and
ELEcTRoNic CT % CRAFTSMAN for es-
senttal defense projects. Apply Ma
SHOPS. INC. 919 Jesup Blair dr.,
Silver Spring, Md. Monday through
Friday 9 to 4. -3
Evening star., 1951-05-02
RELIEF CLERK

Must know hand transcript; for busy
downtown washington hotel. Box
2S6-V, Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-02

DRIVERS, sober and dependable.
wanted for FALLS CHURCH CAB
CO. Falls Church. Va. No phone
calls. apply in person only. -6
work for large magazine distrib-
utor. Permanent position, white,
5-day week. Apply 1121 9Th st.
DRIvER-Exper., for grocery store.
Apply 100 e st. NV.
DRIVER for established dry clean
ing route; salary and commission.
Apply between 81 pm. EMBASSY
VALET SHOP. 3066 Mt. Pleasant st.
Evening star., 1951-05-02
HELP MEN

MEN t8). white, to distribute hand
bills: daily pay; 2 am. 460 New
York avenue NV.
MEN-For work in wholesale drug
concern; must be of good character;
pleasant working conditions; no ex-
perience necessary; must be willing
INGTON Wholesale DRUG EX-
CHANGE. 33 N st. ne. a
MEN-Y"u can earn 500 week and
more, experienced only. canvassine
nationally advertised watches on
credit; car not necessary. Contact
Mr.. Joseph. NEW YORK JEWELRY
90 71n rth 81 n N
Evening star., 1951-05-02

ROUTE SALESMEN-We have sew
eral openings for married men cage
25 to 40), no experience necessary;
benefits. This Is one Of Washing
toms best paying Jobs. For fur
ther information, drop by and see
Mr.. Sparks. any day. between
Q, m. and s pm. at 7l3 Lamont
Evening star., 1951-05-02

r., senior or graduate, with
some ordinary life insurance sales
exper. Inside work, 4:30 to 8 p.m
interviewing insurance applicants
and figuring. rates. Some one who
will be able to stay with us at least
6 mos. preferable longer; ST per
hour. ST. 4611, Ext. 251. 3
Evening star., 1951-05-02

PUMP AND TANK MECHANIC with
knowledge of installing gasoline sta
tion equipment; top wages. steady
work. Apply 1011 3rd st. ne. be-
tween 8 and IL am. and 1 and 6
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to special
ize in s.e.; excellent opportunity
must be experienced. See Mr.. Wapie,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.. 1924
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. experi-
from fnSTa $4,000 to sYSa YSa aooo psa sne YEAR
CAN Mr.. Ivey. sales manager. RE
$3.50. COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
815-17-19 9th st. NV. 4
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--An ex-
cellent opportunity for 2 wide
awake men for full time work. A
new group Of homes and contacts
available, inquire in person, CHES-
APEAKE REALTY CORP. 1885
Eye ST., NV. --6
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
IT WILL PAY" TO READ THIS
Old-established of1ice, over 81 year,
at same address, needs one ex-
perienced. clean-cut salesman. Only
one other salesman now employed
with approx. earnings $500 per wk
Manager does not sell comparatively
This is q rare opportunity for q
sober go-getter. For appt., call Mr.
Hammack. NO. 7203; eyes,. uN
WOODBRIDGE ii1C REALTY co.
2N7 r. !. Ave. NE. "a
Evening star., 1951-05-02

DRIVER R-SALESAfAN-For established
soft ,.,, drink 1al route 40, Apply eTs BARS g
Evening star., 1951-05-02
7th. 18th and K SITS. NV.

OhLE0IWGIV
To sell tombstone siding and the
Nnest storm window ever built;
triple track plate glass for both
double hung and easement windows.
Phone for appt. WI. 60S6. -6
Evening star., 1951-05-02

MAN WITH CAR
Part time; would you be interested
in earning $50 per wk working
evenings and Saturdays. while pre-
pairing for q better position in sales
department. High school; we train
you. Call EX 1868. .
Evening star., 1951-05-02

Position open in large apt. house on
man. Contact MIR. AMATULLI, Sl1
18th st. NV, ST 330O. .
Evening star., 1951-05-02
DRIVER R-ROUTEMAN

DRIVERS FOR DIAMOND CABS
Reasonable rental rates. See Melvin
HERMAN. DIAMOND LOT. 101 n
Evening star., 1951-05-02

MEMS 70 20, able to meet public.
for light work with short hrs; about
$1.50 hr. Apply RIM. 702, no 14th
st. NV. 24
MEN lwhite). to deliver suburban
ready for work 7:45 am. Thursday.
May s. 331 N. Fairfax st.. Alexarl-
drta. q