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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WOMAN with merchandising expert
ladies' wear store. small Investment
RoSMNc Rssesa1ss fS6 a6usEs aaSL sssFinx gssEi lot,
and stores for rent. Ma. 1850. IL
STORE, rent $40 week. Phone Iii.
viESSA; gESS As, ,sslf-sssy,c: .., grocery, DONG
beer OF sale. Price. $1,000, about
cfNTsR. 4 iase. MSRxFnA4 GslI e. e7sIv SIIv 80 "a.
suitable for bakery. meats, novelties.
kitchen utensils. five and dime
items. etc. Inquire MANAGERS once
LUNCHRoOM, 2oth and M sts. NV.
II. closed Sunday. Owner quotes
S175 daily; reasonable terms. ST.
BEAUTY sALoN-Established s yrs.
leaving town. Box 1873. Star. l4s
Man Or WOMAN. partner wanted
with So 600 cash or more to take
tef' tes' aP' fip se4ss. g $500 per week or bet
DRESS SHOP. in Va. requires owner
management; excel. opportunity for
s9tsd ss1ss AEBERr Il zs'esafss coaRS
Dry eEEANisG chs MIG - Quality ret retail
plant, petroleum solvent, wants
wholesale accounts. Call sH. 4l12.
LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE BY. OWN;
Fl ER' M On georgia ave. Call AK, 1880
bRA5fx .51.l ssSGoS a Eos SALAD =! new
vi. s7sS T or 20 s-ssss. ~ oe'IisA' IL
CATHOLIC U. SECTION-Rooming
house property for sale. rms, 2
baths; low price. on terms; immed.
RRGFsse9sSsi6en' RRF 9S6sl ST. cIIY rTy7 REALTY Co.
B6iLbING ff StSa' On On ( ST.. N.E.-store
monthly basis. owner can use
store, live in / apt. and have income
Wn tv9m ssas 9shsr two. Priced to sell.
BxLroc. PHARMACIST, thoroughly thmnShl
exper. in merchandising and man
agement, now earning 200 per
suburban store with oppor. to buy
waN1TsEDf N 70 e'0fs uReaAsaonss efk sssa star Or
more MOI trash il routes; cash; confiden-
sS$ ssE sssE ~ H9ss iPss s9'
RA62o ri TkLRV1sIoN R1fs 1SS aDD: spplane.s
sales and service, new shopping
center, nearby Md. to be. sold at
porennlty; Wx s3Od 7s4s 7,ss4asse' Dp-
DELICATEsSEN-Doins $500 per wk.
equipment. well stocked; owner
must sell: $500 down, balance on
easy gSy - terms; PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY F1aA CO.. WA. 6e55 or MI.
RESTAURANT for rent in heart heart of
silver Spring business center; an
established restaurant or inn. For
ninformation address Box 2sl-R,
NEW TEXAS CORPORATION for
Washington resident contact for sale
this item to armed forces on
straight commission basis. We are
looking for top-f1ight representation
connections with 'n persons ss' who sho puTe purs
chase this type material do not
saFs% SsrsSps stsI send full details to Box
FoR sSsIM; IEAsEMkitehen sisr and restaurant. an
Patuxent River. Nd. liz
GROCERY Observation-Disclosures
Virginia; best location; cash and
ioW ieeH rent. a J9,'H JA. sssble s excel 'oluge'
WANTED = Used-car lot in Silver
Spring. Takoma Park. Piney Branch
rHVHRN AVE n " with III eHe iieuor h license sse doins
over $1,000 per mo. No brokers. See
OWNERS, at $40 4th st. s.w.; or
call MA. 0410. Ill
SIGN & LETTER BUSINESS
New building with all eauipment)
large enough for tractor trailer let
tering; located On corner & Of main
to other business owner must sell.
Operating for 10 years. Full price
S3,750. Small down payment to re-
sponsible party. Long lease If des.
33S Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-4225.
H.
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ApTS. WANTED (cent. J
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

GOVT. EMPLOYE desires unfurn. @
bedroom apt; max, SS5; good ref.
Call TR. $500, IL
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
CHEVY CHASE

Situated on q large corner lot; center.
gas h.-w.h., built-in garage; good
condition throughout: convenient To-
cation: S24.500. Call Mr.. Burton,
RE. 65S5; ewes, JU. 7-78S2.
woodward & Norris, Realtors
100 0ntb g. ~ VT n
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CLEVELAND PARK
Near 34th and Porter SITS

ASSo4 o1G11 d11u 1Ol GSI OGS.
Very, attractive. well-planned det,
brick with built-in garage, spacious
living rm. and dining rm., den,
kltchen. sun deck. LIST A.: master
bedrms.. and bath. 2nd a.; storage
attic; full basement with outside
entrance and law. oil h.-w. heat;
lot 50xl33 it, excellent transporta.
lion; Phone Mr.; Mccoy. Elk. 5S11;
WELDON, Realtor. 1877 K st. NV.
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NEW HOMES

1NGW I1OIIVEIO
SEMIDETACHED BRICKS
g. rooms, 3 bedrooms, on lease, S125.
2 months rent required In advance
4621-23 H STREET Sc.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th STREET NV. DI. 3346
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coLoRED-1s46 MD, AVE. Ne
Apo A rms. a kitchen, aH" dining MaFen alcove ss
and bath; conv. to shopping area
and tranSp; will consider employed
couples only. Rent, S75 per mo-;
utils. not included
floor apt. -conv. to downtown area.
Two rms. kitchen. dining alcove and
bath; Rent. $40 mo-; utils. not incl
Empl. cple. only. B. F. SAUL CO,
925 18th st. NV, MA. 210O. ii
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GEORGETOWN


Open Sat. and Sum-, 2-5
1859 32nd ST. NV.
This truly lovely home, to be found
only in this exclusive section, is
well situated on q quiet street. It
embraces "a well-planned modern
Kitchen, dining room, library, ex-
pansive drawing room overlooking a
lovely secluded garden, 2 bedrooms,
"a baths, modern fixtures and
equipment throughout. An OUT
sn sstanndlng home, priced at less than
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors, 723 Goth st. NV. RE. 1855.
GEORGETOWN, $1O,5O0
Frame house at 1854 send ST., ODD.
We, 4s45.
j. Leo Kolb Co.
1887 Wisconsin Ave. NV. MI. 21oo.
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OPEN SUN, is
OLIVER r. CARR
MA OSR6 ~ nR 1000
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
yrs. old, w/csnteE entrance, nv.
lst fir.; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd;
finished recr. rm. and " bath in
bsmt. Screened incl. porch and sun
deck. Call It'll 8 pm,
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 540O.
CHEVY CHASE, $29, $50
4 bedrms. and baths on 2nd floor;
age; center hall, large liv. rm.. fire.
place. din. rm.. large kit. full bsmt.,
2-car det. gar. ARLIE L. JOHN
SON REALTY CO., 3402 Conn. ave-,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

Custom-built; bedrooms, 8 baths;
in restricted section; enormous liv-
ing room and household appoint
entertaining. For appointment, call
Mrs. Williamson with MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO. ia. 7027. Ill
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Beautiful custom-built 2-year-old
rooms, very lge. porch, lot 75x15O,
adjacent to Rock Creek Park Very
desirable neighborhood; S37,5OO,
Substantial cash needed. Can be
seen by appt. only. No brokers.
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SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
Lovely center-hall brick home. con.
tanning bedrms.. Q baths: 1st fl.
has lge. living room. dining room
with bay window, paneled den with
are stairway to storage attic; rec,
rn., gas heat, 2-car brick garage.
LINKINS CO.
DI. 1888; ewes. EN-. 4764. 10
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S1,5OO DOWN

81, 500 DOWN
Country grocery store and gas station.
This owner is Ill and will sell at
great sacrifice. 5-yr. lease. to good
tenant 9 miles from Bethesda .oI on
$4,000; only $1,000 down. Call
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 2555
NEWS AND VARIETY. on Wis. ave.
NV; rent only S45; approx. $500
weekly sales. plus pinball machine:
only 81 800 down. Call
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 1855
COLORED delicatessen and sandwich
shop, well known spot on 18th st.
NV. Call co. 6253. Ill
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
Conv. located bet. River I'd. and Wis.
ave, is this -5-rm. bungalow now
being offered for the LIST time. Full
psmt., OIL NV h, storage attic; S13,-
G. ALLEN SHERWIN. INC. EN-.
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SILVER SPRING RESTAURANT
BEER AND WINE
Reports 5000 monthly business; vol
ume draught beer; prominent loca-
tion. SH 1011 until pm.
YOUNG a. BOWERS CO,
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 II st. NV. MA 2246

Potomac Palisades, $22,150
nearly completed. Ewes, Wo. e523.
j. Leo Kolb Co.
1887 Wisconsin Ave. MI. 21oo
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MaSsachllSefts HeiChfS

Massachusetts, Heights
Brick Colonial center-ha In tmmac.
ulate condition, featuring library
and powder room, large living room
and dining room, modern Kitchen,
porch and patio overlooking q lovely
floor. four large bedrooms and two
tile baths, stairs to q finished 3rd
floor with bedroom and bath; base
ment. oil h.-w.h., built-in garage. To
inspect. Call OR. 0O4S till 8 pm,
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
khnR Conn Ave
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WESLEY HAIL.
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY WOMAN wants room and
board in pleasant home where
companionship of other women is
available. Does not require nursing
care. BOX BIS, Star LIZ
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Massachusetts, Avenue Park
T.nvalv Tp-Toyx,,, uo,,oa

Massachusetts, Avenue Park
Lovely In-Town Home
Ideal for physician or pro-
fessional man or family that
entertains; a very well-built
Colonial brick residence. on q
corner lot. in Washington's
most exclusive section; center
hall plan. Living room, dining
room, kitchen, breakfast room,
den and powder room on the
1st floor; bedrooms. 2
baths plus an inclosed Sleep
ing. porch on the 2nd floor;
stairway to large attic: serv-
ants quarters and bath: gear
brick garage. formal garden,
oil hot-,water heaty entire home
In good condition. Priced for
immediate sale at S37,50O.
Phone Mr.. Murray. Sligo S114,
& LUCHS co.
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Well-built Spanish design
(stucco over masonry tile
roof; house of spacious floor
plan; true center hall; large
ltv. and din. rms; 1st-fl. pow.
der rm., den or breakfast rm.;
End a. has 8 nice bedrms.,
with den or nursery. modern
bath with shower stall and
modern tub; stairs to storage
attic: new gas heat; garage;
outdoor terrace and handicapped
garden. Owner leaving town.
Mrs. Poole. WO: 1891. with
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SIGN & LETTER BUSINESS
New building with all eauipment)
large enough for tractor trailer let
tering, located on corner Of main
hwy. Just 7h miles from Wash. Due
to other business owner must sell.
SSPerSa5lng aSn i1r & ~ years; ~ rnii price.
sponsible party. Long lease II des.
33S Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-4225.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LEE BLvD.--Attrac. 8 bedrms.. .2I
age children pref. CHI. 3979 before 2.
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DETACHED BRICK oedrms.. 2
baths. completely furnished, S175.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. .
14th AND PARKWoOD PL.-Com-
fortably furnished 3-bedrm. row
brick. S125. Call Mr.. Smith with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. %
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CHEVY CHASE, $24, 800
GOOD NEIGHBOR-
HOOD NEAR MOST DE-
ST r A BILE GRADE
SCHOOL AND SUPER
VISED RECREATION
CENTER. BUS ONE BLK.
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SUNNYBRooK. MD lovely rooms
-cURTo REALTY. FR. 1900. III
GLASS MANOR - Furn. 2-bedroom
house: will rent until June 1b to
responsible party: util. furn,: $l25
mo. Call TIE. 7946. %
come, $40 mo. Buy furniture. S145.
Avail. March 1st. Phone MI. 1920.
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2501 Calvert st. NV.
OPP Shoreham Hotel Avail. in this
very desirable loo for Feb. Is; l.
rm.. kit, bath apt; S85 mo-, incl
ufll See ianifnr IN in srect
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1951-02-16
FEDERAL funds AID ALASkAnS

The people Of L1ask7 have bencf1 ted from
Federal funds amounting to So, FAT ,Sl4 dur
ing the fiscal year 1850 under the health,
educe ton and social securit y programs Of
the Federcl Securi ty igency, according to
q recently rel eesed summary oy Dr.. jock c.
Hal denan, Deputy 1egi onel Director Of the
Federal Securi ty hgency for Alaska. 0per-
alton Of these programs is desert bed In
the Forthcoming Feder.l Security i.gency
annual report for the fiscal yeer ended
June 80, 1850. The hi ghli gifts Of these
opera tt ons are given in the .dmin1 strator' s
Report, just issued by Federal Security
l.dmini STR tor Oscar r. Ewing.
1.-THE benefits end services received by
people under the Federel Security Igency
programs, Dr.. Hal de1cn seid, demonstrate
the effectiveness Of State and Federal
teamwork. Il large part Of the Federal ex-
pend1 ture Of 81, 247 ,9l4 went for programs
finsnced Jointly by Terriroriol, local end
Federal funds. !. compile etc accounting for
these programs would require the inclusi on
Of Alaske' S public funds th2t were expend-
ed for the sane programs.
DOUBLE SHOWER HELD
The MesdoEes Kenneth Foster, |1. Rouwens
and Car. Nj elke were co-hOstesseS st a
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1951-02-16
PROCLAMATION continued.

PROCLAMATION c0nt1nu
tart IN work my be continued.
IN WITNESS THEREOF, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Seal Of the
Terri tory Of I-lasko to be affixed. Done
ct juneau, the Copitcl, this 9Th day Of
February in the year Ct our Lcrd, nineteen
hundred and fifty one.
Signed, Ernest Gruen1ng, Governor Of
las SKI.
LtMPSHaDE MQRKsHlP CONT nuad
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Drastic RUG cL EARANcE
YOU SAVE OVER 5O%

1-Wne Floral Administer 6x9 f. Was $685.
1-Brown Scroll Administer 6xo it, Was
1-Wine Floral Administer 6xo f. Was $685.
lGreen and Beige Floral 63o it, Was
1-Cedor Round Wire Velvet. 7xo #. Was 54OO -40z5
1Wine Floral Administer 63xe it. Was
1Grey Round Wire Velvet, 58x9 it. Was l24OO
1Cedor Round Wire Velvet f. Was 132OO
1Green Round Wire Velvet 649 # Was 1885 --3s5o
l-Grey Twist Weave 74<l2 #. Was
1Green Twist Weave size 6xl2 # Was l48OO-
1Green Carved Wilton size 66x4 # Was
Rose Carved Wilton, 57x23 it. Was 1865
lGreen Twist Weove 79x IA f. Was l7495
beige Twist Weave 69x2 # Was $685. $685.
l-Grey Twist Weave, 77x12 #. Was 1900
Rose Carved Broodoom, 5.3x2 # Was 13045----44o5
Rose Carved Broodoonn size 75x12 # Was
l-Texued Effect BroodIoom 788 it. Was 771O--2ee5
1-Texued Effect Broodoon 768 10 it. Was 815o--3le5
Brown Round Wire Velvet, 66xl2 Isl
1Green Twist Weave size 6<12 # Was 54OO 44.o5
lGreen Twist Weave 61Ox9 it, Was
Rose Carved Broodoom, 76x9 f. Was 138OO 44.o5
1Green Round Wire Velvet 73xl2 f. Was 1853
1-Cedor Round Wire Velvet 7ox9 1895 5---46o5
1-Cedor Round Wire Velvet size 78xo it. Was 7295-46s5
Kana-R uss-Thur
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Hebrew Home Annex
Cornerstone Laying
Slated for September

The cornerstone Of an annex to
the Hebrew Home for the Aged,
located at 1925 Spring road NV,
will be laid early in September,
1t was announced today.
The progress of construction is
the subject of a report just made
TO the organizations officers by
Ralph Goldsmith and Garfield I.
KaSS.
With completion of the annex.
services will be expanded to care
for $50 residents. Present facili-
ties permit care for go persons.
but because of numerous applca-
tions, rs aged people now are
residents. 1t was explained that
the home, on its present site for
as years, at this time is unable
to take care of residents other
than ambulatory ones. With the
new building. services also will
cover the chronically i'll or con-
valescent.
The four-story annex is being
built with approval of United
Community Services, of which
the home is a constituent mem
Der. Plans were designed by st.
Cyr Darlington. The Standard
Construction Co., is building the
annex. which will cost $500, 900.
The plans call for bed wards,
double and single bedrooms, the
latter available for the very in
firm. There also will be examin-
ing the treatment rooms, a small
laboratory, a dental room, an
X-ray room and a pharmacy.
Nurses stations will be located
on each floor. So will small din
ing rooms for those unable to go
TO q large main one. The plans
also call for a solarium and sun
porch, a modern kitchen, various
types of special equipment, and
recreation facilities.
Applications for residence in the
Hebrew Home for the Aged are
reviewed by the admissions COM
mittee and those cases thought to
be the most needy are given first
preference.
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Ii. Brannon Wounded
I'd Time in Korea

An Armys first lieutenant, hurt
in parachute jump during World
War II, has been wounded for
the second time within a month,
the Defense Department an
nounced last night.
First 1t. Charles E. Brannon,
whose wife lives at 5016 Bradley
boulevard, Chevy Chase, was hit
in the head by shell fragment
on" May Is. Mrs. Brannan said.
He is in serious condition in a
Tokyo hospital.
1t. Brannan was paralyzed from
the waist down for months after
his parachute failed to open in
World War II and he landed on
his back in the Pacific. He was
sent to Korea last March. He is
with the Oath Infantry Division
now. Mrs. Brannon said.
Previously. he had spent a year
In Korea in 1947 with the Ameri.
; can occupation force. He was shot
IN the neck on April IS, but
he returned to active duty on
May 8, his wife said.
A letter on May 16 said his
outfit was to meet up with the
tanks tomorrow, and it'll be a
whopper."
The lieutenant met his wife
while he was recuperating in
Walter Reed from the parachute
drop.
Listed as missing in action by
the 328th Defense Department
casualty list was Corpl. Norman
L. Reid, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul P. Reid, Braddock Heights,
Md, and wounded in action was
Pvt. Daniel G. Carter, son of
Joe Vogle, Frederick. Md.
Evening star., 1951-06-18
Economic Committee
Would Scatter Plants
BY the Assoeieted Press

The staff of the Senate House
Economic Committee contends
that the possibility Of an atomic
attack makes it imperative to
scatter Americas industrial plants.
However, it said in a report last
night, the actual trend under the
Governments defense program is
toward even greater concentra-
ton in existing industrial areas.
The committee staff recon-
mended that the Defense Produc-
tion Act, which congressional
committees are now considering
for extension and broadening. be
amended with a view to reversing
the trend wherever practicable.
The present law expires June 80.
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HELP MEN

- CAREER JOB. with
AAA-1 national organization for
man selected; our statesmen don I
do any canvassing or travelling;
leads and contacts furnished for
every call; expert field training; II
you are only fair, you will earn SS5
q week; II you are tops you will
earn $3.50 week and UP every week
in the year; advance against earned
commission. = See MR.. MAGILL.
Room 700. S27 18th st. NV. PA
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HELP MEN

MEN with house-to-house sales ex.
per. for small special; can earn $3.50
wk. without trying; transp. furn
and daily draw. Apply SIS am
ready for work, 426 5th st. NV
RIM. 303. IA
train you; average S1.50-2 90 hourly
Apply 13 H st. NV, $40 am.
IA
MEN WANTED, earn extra pay. We
have work in super markets for part
time help. Apply SHIRLEY FOOD
STORES. Room 1874, Shirlington
Trust Bldg. Arlington. Va. "a
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ID
-CONSULTANT. represent
i''A in B. e Gef:1srr and s1rrounding diS area sso
Prefer man bet % and so who is
accustomed to high. earnings. Phone
sALEsMRN-DRIyER. must be white;
start. When placed on route. SAL
ary and commission. See Mr.. Manuel
oP - TaF %EEk sEfE,'f La Il e-7s7s bsssssS
statesmen - Long-established firm
needs 2 experienced statesmen for
full-time; must be dependable, hon
est and own car; colored or white
men only. For appt. for interview,
ssdadress application to Box 2oool-A'
sAIEsMEN to contact business and
eve work: start about S75 wk. Ap-
ply Tues, Mr.. Young. RIM. 702,
710 14th st. NV
statesmen Tor drug and cigar de-
partment; hrs, s:45 am. to 8 pm.
Monday Mon thrI Friday; r, gSod stsrtins
statesmen. for mems wear. Salary
plus comm. Good hours. top pay.
Perm, MILLS GO. 9th and E NV
-26
SALESMEN-We are looking for am.
bilious men who want to get in or
the ground floor of new deal thai
will give you better than average
income, plus the immediate oppor.
tunity to qualify for a position a
held or sales manager. with earn
ing prospects up to $4,000 PEI
year. Apply MR.. MURRAY, Room
300, Victor Bldg, eth and G pl
NV, 9:30-1 pm. "a
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SALESMAN
Sc, 6,000-$10,OOO

TO represent 30-yr. .-old WASHINGTON
firm, distributing products consist
emily. promoted by local and ma
tional advertising. Position offers
excellent opportunity to neat. in
dustrious man, experienced in ham
eSSary.
Call MR.. CoLQUTTT, MA. 4151 for
appointment. -29
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RADIO TECHNICIANS

Wanted for development and labora-
tory work; experienced In wiring
and testing; fairly complex circuits;
permanent position for right men.
Apply MR.. WILEY,
Clarke Instrument Div. of N. Z. M.
g., INC, SISh $500. 919 Jessup
Blair dr., s. T.. Md. -2S
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JANITOR

The Star has an opening for q
colored ianitor who is 25-35 years
Of age. ambitious. and willing to
give good attendance. Must be able
TO pass physical exam. Apply Per.
S:30-5; Sat 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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MEN
statesmen

Ils will hire T, three n men IN Monday Is and
am, for a starting income oppor.
tunity Of SIS to S150 per week. II
you apply you must be honest. sober
and willing worker. Car helpful
Apply MANAGER. 304 East Monroe
ave.. Alex. Va. -23
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SNACK BAR ATTENDANT
Seasonal Job in small, busy unit;
good opportunity for student. Hours.
3-11 pm. Minimum age. Is. GOV
ERNMENT SERVICES, INC, 1135
Dist st n -23
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opportunity
for VO11OU mon

ASA y JOOA4So 4A1SAA
Did you know that Safeway pays up
to $4,000 per year salary to store
employees. compare these figures. Lo-
cation manager. $4,000 to $4,000
per year; head meat cutters from
$4,000 to S5122 per year; food clerks
from S2760 to 3536 per year; meat
cutters from $2S12 to S3770 per
year. 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
higher paying jobs of head meat
cutters and location managers.
To qualify you should:
l. Have a high school education or
>. Be under 35 years of age.
3, Have a pleasing personally.
4. Enjoy dealing with people.
D. Be sober and of good character.
We Offer You:
!. Permanent employment.
= Cooperative group insurance plan.
3. DEFENDANTS hospital and surgical
insurance.
4. PaiS vacations.
D. Other emplove benefits.
UNION SHOP
For employment in Sideways D. c.
and nearby Md. stores. apply at
1901 Fenwick st. ne. For employ
ment n Alex and So Arl. Va, ap-
ply at PALS Mt. Vernon ave. Alex,
Va For employment in No. ArI,
Va. apply 4758 Lee hwy, Room 4,
Arl. Va.
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Merchandising
Opportunity

Old reliable retail merchan-
dising organization oper-
ating department stores
throughout the United
States is now in a position
to take into it's organiza-
ton outstanding men with
previous retailing expert
ence or men with educa-
tional background necessary
to permit them to adapt
themselves to the retail
business.
The men selected will receive
a good starting salary along
with a period of training by
a qualified trainer and be
given every consideration
and opportunity to advance
to executive position within
the company at unusually
good salary.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
L101 Penna. Ave. n
,JANITOR

Settled man for fine job in exclusive
apt. house, nice apt. plus excellent
handy with tools and understand
stoker operations. See Mr. Transue
between 4 and pm. LEGUM &
GERBER REALTY CO.. 1887 Conn.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

HELPER for furniture truck; must
able to give references. Apply Mr..
dept, H. ABRAMSON CO. 80
NAVAL PERSONNEL over As, years
for small heating plant; able to
do light maintenance work. Reply
giving age. rating held and last
employment. Box 44S-Y. Star.
WANTED-Experienced statesmen to
sell stock for newly formed build
ing and loan association. Apply
TR1-COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION. INC, Waldorf, Md.
Attention Mr.. Middleton. Waldorf
WoRKING FOREMAN, alert, tntelu-
gent, capable of assuming respon-
sibility. Must be light build. night
work. Cleaning ducts. Car or light
truck essential. Good salary and
expenses. Full time Job. 4015 Ga.
PART TfME-would you be ta inter
ested in earning $50 per week
working evenings and Saturdays
car osdS NECESSARY. Elk. 3663 or
EMPLoYED MEN. saleswork MI in hrs.
REAL SILK famous 1 haber be:o and me
apparel. No canvas. Ma. 1856,
SINGLE MAN, with dairy exp; no
Call Gaithersburg 760-M. ga
COLORED MAN. general work around
apis. 1889 Columbia rd
Evening star., 1951-04-23
ROTTTE MEM
ROUTEMAN

FOR ESTABLISHED LAUNDRY AND
DRY CLEANING ROUTE. SALARY
AND COMMISSION WITH GUAR
ANTEED MINIMUM. VACATION
WITH PAY. ALSO SICK LEAVE.
MODERN EQUIPMENT TO WORK
WITH. LEADS FURNISHED FOR
NEW BUSINESS. APPLY MR..
HEINBUCH.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

Inside experienced. Large apartment
development, good hourly pay.
BUCKINGHAM MAINTENANCE
DEPT. 1900 N. 4th ST.. Arlington,
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Making Money?

We will show you how to earn S25
to $50 per day. Must have car.
Apply in person Tuesday 1890 am,
1911 H st. NV, Room 206. "a
Evening star., 1951-04-23
HELP MEN tcont.l

ORAFTSMAN-Must be experienced
In Army, Navy drawings; perma-
for advancement. Call WI, 1925,
AIRTRONIC RESEARCH. INC,