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Evening star., 1951-11-22
u. 5. Gives Dress Uniforms
To German Service Units
BY the Associoted Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, Nov.
'22.-The United States Army said
Yesterday it is providing a snappy
dress uniform for more than 3d.
900 Germans serving as Labor
Service Units" attached to Amer
ican forces.
Blue-gray in color, the uniform
is similar in pattern to that Of
American soldiers, including an
Eisenhower type jacket but the
"LSUs" will wear a ski-trooper
cap instead Of the garrison cap OF
American servicemen. Until now
the "LSUs" wore surplus United
States uniforms dyed blue-black.
Although they are officially de-
scribed as civilian employees Of the
United States Army, the "LSUs"
are organized along military lines
under former Germany Army Off
IcerS.
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of 20% to 25%

Woodward Lotrop spreads for In this
Kermon Soouks, ehribon and Homodons avail
may yours savings add lots of dollars
Remember oneterm investment
fashion" eniche furnishings Many
in this one-ofoknd.
Evening star., 1951-11-22

Mehribon with wine and red boek-
grounds, deep pile. e'xl2'----269.5O
Evening star., 1951-11-22

All sizes ore approximate.
WGL-Orientol Rugs, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1951-11-22

The Kermon group is Of the finest
contract quality, which means they ore
made under the closest supervision
with finest wool yarns and Workman
ship. choicest designs and eolorine.
We selected each one for its excep-
tionoI value.
NJ><i0f kOS M 77S M SOS M
Evening star., 1951-11-22

The sorouks ore the choicest, including
the royal sorouks, noted for warm red
and wine GoIorines.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
AUroAoslLEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER l94s Comdr. Starlight
club coupe; r. and h., custom plastic
covers. Perfect motor and tires; re-
fleets finest care. Guarantee; S995,
SSsSsS4oHs. sSs5 'fs 18th and ' SIS: nv: " x
STUDEBAKER Al cdr: sunburn
tan Here is real transportation
value for years to, come. Hurry for
this stupendous buy, only 5000.
LUsTINE-NICHoLSoN. your Chew
rolet- -Oldsmobile dealer for over q
fSasats1 faysttsve fentSMFs MS 1s3o @a sos hslte ave.
STUDEBAKER 1947 sedan: immacu-
4:21 Connecticut, WO. S400.
STUDEBAKER 1912 Champion 4 -dr. /;
grey; excellent body. motor and
fs sion; sasb MfTcHELLs sfFNes1 MoPoRs
Ka;ser-Fraz dealer. Montello ave.
and Mt. Olivet rd. ne. Ii. $4,000.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Commander A.
door sedan; overdriye. radio. heater,
seat sn,sy sSyers low nsrndt mileage cenaon Gas a6 IN
sSers s4sey way IN nuss be 'Gse''Ga seen e be e
appreciated; $i,495. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave. Wo.
sTUDEBAKER ,51 comdr.; VS. eng
lpei 3l 900. over lUu oIuerS, 90
bank financins. Cars are cheaper at
ensburg Rd.. Ii. 3-S800.
WILLYS so sedan delivery: unusually
low mileage, new-car appearance
throughout: ST. ,0g5. MITCHELL s
MOTORS, KaiseF-Frazer dealer NI.
$4,000. Montello ave. and Mt.
Olivet I'd ne.
WILLYS AT Jeep, 4-wheel drive
ideal for sportsman farmers and
many other businesses. $895.
MITCHELL'S MOTORS. Kaiser-Fra-
ger dealer QI. 3.9300). Montello
ave and Mt Olfyet rd ne
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FHSaGuTM hSsas ysa erNNS RS'Gl MoroR eas'ls4. co
4734 Rhode Island ave.. Hyatts-
yills; Nd; uN, Moo 404o ...l;s,. H.
beam FeanlnEi lishss Sizes XII %SsP s4f5s sefS
$4,000 miles; one-owner car. very
arranged. MRS. DoMPKA. sH,
PLYMOUTH Al 2-door: r. and h.:
MOTOR CO. 4724 Rhode Island
ave-, Hyattsville. Nd. UN. 4o40;
PLYMOUTH 1919 Super; radio and
WHEELMoBiLE; Si,475. WHEELER,
INC. Chrysler- Plymouth GEM. 470Sl
$500 Wisconsin ave.
PLYMOUTH l946 de luxe sedan;
ass: s.sn. 'aR6islSR issh isshss ssa f. s5'i
PLYMoUTH 1851 Special de luxe A.
DIR. sedan: black; radio. scat COW
ers. signal light; .6-ply tires; over
Excel. buy at ST $50. TO. 6o64.
PLYMOUTH ~ 4-dr.; the buy of the
REINEs MOTOR Co, 1881 Wis. ave
PLYMOUTH 40 Special de luxe 4-dr.
SEDAN ssedan; .d r; and n; s. C: dove grsy
WAY Ford), 3O5l NJ st. NV, MI.
oLiDsMoBnE 1851 Super "ss" s.
pass. club coupe; fully equipped and
perfect in every way; practically
s.sGoss seS; ss2'SsS' Ju' 1858 i4 or ~.
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook 4-ddr.;
like new: low mileage: heater, seat
covers, turn signal; S1.695: S565
down: Is months. CENTER MOTOR
SALES, 1898 Wis. ave, OR. 5000.
PLYMOUTH ls4s de luxe 4-door;
radio, heater, fog lights, back-up
light, plastic seat covers: excel. cono.
Pvt owned. Sl'o45. Fairfax 62o,J,12.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe: r. and h.:
PLYMOUTH 1947 special de luxe
4edr sedan; excel: cond.; r. and h;
1926 cash. Call HUI. 92S7. -13
fLaM0UTH trsnEO6rFat,o1 ~ oS;s SIdr very shssg
equipped: Sl.55O. CAN sH' T6iI'
PONTIAC 81 station wagon; low
PoSTIh SS heS VAT EsFTan6y; Goyn 70 FLo0p 6
. AM 1~S1 NollA ave. uR.t W..
PONTIAC 1851 s-cyl convert epe ::
Hydra. r.. h.; new warranty. I'M
maculate; low miles; S2,499. FLOOD
PPOSGHcT1Ac. 1921 Connecticut. Wo
PONTIAC 1s4s streamliner IS" Sc
dan. Hydra-Matic. radio. heater.
seat covers; a very clean one-owner
selected car; traded in on a new
Pontiac and has a 10,000mile or
l-year guaranteed; today's special at
sl'.95; only S435 down. Is mo,
TO pay. Open ewes. til 8, COAST
~ IN PONTIAC SSETc' 4@7 Florida ave. ne.
Pontiac 1850 chieftain de luxe So
sedan; attractive gun.metal gray;
WV. tires: r. and h. Hydra Matte.
Sunvlsor: Many other extras; posi-
lively like, new. Guarantee; $!,Sa5.
cash. trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 9th and K SITS. NV, EX.
PONTIAC As sedanette. HYDRA: S99s.
Cars are cheaper at AUTO WHOLE
SALERSs Ssoo 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
PONTIAC IS cony. cpe.. CYL; orig,
must be seen to be appreciated. Full
price only Sl.2S3. low down pay
ment; bank financing available and
trades accepted. KLEIN MOTORS,
DG 239I N st; NV. Me. $3.50. Ia
PONTIAC 194l de luxe sedan; splen-
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave. ne.
PONTIAC AS. black finish; r and h..
Wv. tires. Hydra; one owner; per-
Iect cond.: S1,l95. SAFEWAY MO-
TORS tNo. 111D.s 1900 14th St
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 de luxe 's" station
sno@room SssSR n eond.tio snS ss 5ss; ST. n neW N
car guarantee. ROYAL MOTORS.
Chrysler-PlSmouth' n Hr JSn@ 4loo Ga. ave.
roSTrla e;Sf Ie. as $s9G; club coupe, r. and b..
1891 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. DIAL.
PONTIAC AZ; beaut. black sedan
sSts sSSaR ss pS sss5 snd cash n inmaS tqaSs
Or terms. REfNEs MOTOR CO,
PONTIAC ie47 convertible cpe.; i'm
maculate: S953. FLOOD PONTIAC,
1921 Conn. WO. S400.
PONTIAC l947 sedan; owner, .ra-
dio and heater. two-tone green fin
out. Only Sa95 full price. Trade and
terms arranged. WILLIAMS, R.. I.
ave. ne. at Goth St. -l3
PONTIAC 40 conv. So; Hydra, r
and h Wv. tires; low mileage;
PONTIAC '4S sedanette. HYDRA: Saa3.
Over 100 others. 5fe bank managing.
saIERs saEi rs enfa3Pff is3f sadensbuTs Rd
sTTutjpsBxKER Ri ssISxsKSIER 1s4s Champion sedan;
a Regal de luxe equipped with
climatizer, overdrive, seat covers.
white walls. An eACeptioHhlIy Clean,
SI'195. WHEELER, INC. chrysler-
Plymouth GEM. 470S). 1890 Wis
sTTDEBaKER FUSE sEsi 1850 Champion REGAL
2-dr. sedan; blue. overdrive. eli.
matizer and defroster; 5000 e tires.
Butler Bonded; S1,495. All cars In
side. Open weekday ewes. till 81: Sat.
and suns. till 5. LEE D. BUTLER.
INC. 1871 2lst st. NV. DI. 0ll0.
sTUDEBAKER, 80 4-door Land
cruiser; auto. trans: custom r. and
h.. etc; beaut., fully equipped one
owner car, driven. less than 1900
NIL; Sl,795. MCNEIL MOTORS,
Studebaker Dealers. 14lS st. NV.
co. 1853. Open ewes. until 8.
STUDEBAKER I94S Champion REGAL
4-dr. sedan; green, fully equipped,
radio, overdrive. climatizer and de.
dr9ster 4 clean sondsd car inSiae Ga5 aaS al
cars inside. Open Skdsy. eyes. I'll
81. Sat. and Sun. til 5. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 112l 21st. st. NV.
STUDEBAKER l949 Commander "6'
Regal 4-dr. sedan; beaut. gray nm
ish, gas-savine overdrive. climatizer
Especially priced at Sl.295 All
cars inside. Open wkday. ewes. til
8, Sat. and Sun. til D. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1921 2lst st. NV.
Di. OI10, Ia
STUDEBAKER 194S Land Cruiser f.
door sedan. Specially priced at
S1,095 and a 1947 Starlight coupe
4-door sedan, Ss95. An three cars
fully equipped and carries our lib
eral warranty. SCHLEGEL, g. COL
DEN. 263 Carroll ST., Takonia, D. c..
GE. 3303. --lo
light club coupe; one owner; approx
10000 mi; like new; r. and h., cd
Only 81 ,495. SAFEWAY MOTORS
tNO. ND. 1900 14th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 81 Comdr; VS. eng
inc; 81 1893. Over 100 others; So
bank financing. Cars are cheaper at
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Blad-
ensburg Rd. LII. 3-SS00.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1850 Fieetline 4-ur. Sc.
dam. satin-black nnish without a
equipped, excellent tires and a mo-
tor that fairly huns to the tune
of perfection. II you We been search
ing for the car unusual" this Is IT.!
Only ST ,495! Open til 10 pm.
1896 Wisconsin Ave. NV, Or. 0lOo
Evening star., 1951-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYs. az civilian Jeep: 4-wheel
drive, low range gear. excel. me-
tires; $Se5: Call TE. 6lal. ia
WILLYS 81 station wagon; 1000
must sell; SLABS. best offer, FA.
WILLYS 40 Jeep station wagon; an
exceptionally clean wagon C. cyl.) /;
guaranteed at $1,295; General Mo
tors tors managing aysilable, CHEVY
wyiTSs WiSeSSasin 1.sr ave. a11 0L 800; Open ewes
with aluminium cab. good mud
tires, engine In good cond. Going at
$3.50 Ju. 7-s0S0. Ewes, GE. O477,
WOULD LIKE TO TRADE 1851
Chevrolet 4:.dr. ,streamlined de luxe
sdsf MR coopEs IT, sst o& ssss
BEST u, ho!sF hoETERs, h. ahM,.Gn; 25cgasssn.
GMC i940, one GMc i94l; Contact
ss ast.ils meNfls * EsSs aSS EXT f iol for lYl
I949 convertible; beautiful
new top. Hydra Matte. radio, heater:
truly an outstanding quality car.
must be seen to be appreciated at
our price. S2.g96. Written Ruaran-
tee. Cash. trade, terms. Open eve
ningS til 10.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS
1886 Wisconsin Ave. NV, OR. OIOO.
1949 PLYMOUTH COUPE
Tip Top shape, tires like new. $G75.
223 18th st. Sc, Apt. 4. Can be seen
after pm. -12
The echo., 1951-02-15
H. B. A. CRUSADE STILL BIG HEADLINES
Seven More Presidents
Added

As we go to press, we are happy
to state that seven more local presi-
dents have added members to their
lodges in the H. B. A. Crusade. This
brings our total number Of presi-
dents who have added one or more
members in the Crusade up to 81.
This is Ia of our number of presi-
dents who head local lodges in the
Association.
We are wondering what will the
other ga do between now and the
Convention? Some how or another
l feel and believe that as soon as
the weather clears up that our To-
cal presidents are going to surprise
some of us.
We are encouraged over the nice
start that this Ia has made to date.
We are happy over the fact that
three of the presidents in the tota
number of 81 who have added mem
bers, have gotten their entire quota
that was allotted them. This is a
nice showing before the converting
Of the March Board.
The echo., 1951-02-15
II. g, A. Lodge No.
I39 News
MERIDIAN

H. B, A. Lodge No. 1879 had a Won
derful meeting on their regular
meeting night the first meeting of
the New Year. "a members were
present and one new member was
added to the lodge.
AS an aftermath of pulling names,
gifts were exchanged to our secret
heart pals. Some gifts were given
to our president and he expressed
his appreciation for same.
Our next meeting night will be
February 20 and the Field Ag #
will be with US, also our General
Vice President, Mr.. G. D. Cotton
We arfe extending an invitation to
our General Secretary.
Rev. T. E. Ellis, President
Mrs. Mary .Shadwick, Reporter
The echo., 1951-02-15
Lodge No 28S News
WAYNESBORO
Dear Miss Larkin:

Dear Miss Larkin:
This comes to say that Lodge No
288 is moving along nicely. We have
been raising funds to complete an
H. B. A. Building that is now under
construction. We are trying to do
the first thing first
On the 18th of April, we are eX-
tending invitations to the following
lodges: 1870 and 1856 with Mr.. VIM
Kinslow, president; 215, Mr. ]. c..
Jordan, president; 1874, Mr.. c. W.
Mclaughlin, president; and No. 485
Mrs Emma Bolden, president.
Reverend A. j. Jordan will be the
speaker. We hope to have big day
on April 18th.
Ace Evans, President & Reporter
The echo., 1951-02-15
Agency Report
BY J. c. WILLIAMS
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
The following is my agency report
installed the officers-elect for lodge
No. % on January o. Mr. NJ V. B.
Pitts is president. Brother Pitts has
things well in hand.
We had nice time. l lectured to
his lodge The attendance was very
good. Brother Pitts loves his lodge.
You need not be uneasy about No
% . they will get their quota. !
left the membership more determ-
ined to get m new members.
They gave me $500.
We mean to work this time. Bro
Their Pitts and have worked togeth-
err for 80 years. Whenever he needs
me | answer the call and the same
can be said of him and his members.
The echo., 1951-02-15

The following presidents have sent
in their quota Of members on the
H. B. A. Crusade that was launched
in the December Board, 1850. We
are not giving the number added by
the leaders of the groups. T h e
names that we are publishing are
the names of the Co-workers
Mrs. Mable Kendrick, Meridian.
Mrs. E. l.. Sellers, Picayune.
Mrs Anna Mcmillan, Hickory
The echo., 1951-02-15

At BIRTHDAY parties" during
Boy SEQ It Week throughout the
nation each member will re-
pledge h M If 70 the Scout Oath
or Prom Sc. In each community
represen tatives of the churches,
schools, government and bust
ness will observe the anniver-
sary with their Scouts. At Unit
l"open house" parties, parents,
relatives and members of the
chartering institutions will hear
q review Of the years program
features, service projects and
Melabcrsh r~ir-
The echo., 1951-02-15

Reverend E. B. Blackman, Gen
eral President Of the Association,
who will preside over the first Quar-
terly Board for the year 1851, in the
beautiful and attractive H. B. A.
Office Building Rev. Blackman
states that he is praying that this
will be one of the best all around
Boards that the Association has had.
He is asking all presidents to make
their reports on or before March 8,
the date designated for all reports to
be in the office of the Secretary by
the Executive Board.
The echo., 1951-02-15
About Folk We Know

Rev. Sam McLendon. spresident of
Lodge No. 235, was in the office a
few Gays ago WIN sC5Ae appil6atlons
to be added on the Crusade Bro
Their McLendon stated that he means
to stand by his Leader 10 the end
and he is out to get his quota il The
Campaign.
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mrs. Mable Kendrick, president of
Lodge No. 121, called the Secretary
over the telephone a few days ago
and informed her that she had reach
ed her quota on the H. 3 A Cru
sadie. She also stated that she will
continue to add members in tn
Crusade.
The echo., 1951-02-15
The Sick List

Mrs. Minnie Irby, the president of
H. B. A. Lodge No. 9 of this city
has been on the sick list more than
four weeks. We are praying for her
a speedy recovery.
The echo., 1951-02-15

During Boy Scout Week men,
bers of the organization will
develop window displays and
demonstrations on civil defense
and conservation. Each member
will inspect his home to make
certain no hazards exist. Sur.
prise notifications will test
Scout efficiency should emergen-
cies arise.
Since 1910 more than l7,500,.
900 boys and men have been
identified with the Boy Scouts
Of America.
The echo., 1951-02-15

A card from Brother ]. Z. Jordan,
who heads Lodge No. 2l5 informed
the Secretary that lie has his quota
of membeN s for the H. 2. A. CRU
SADIE roundup.
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mrs. Anna McMillion of Hickory,
Miss, has sent in her quota of menu
bers on the H. 3. A. Crusade. She
states that she means TO stand by her
leader in this Crusade and if pos
sible go beyond her allotted number.
These IRE the kind of presidents we
will have TO have to keep the H. B.
A. COINS higher and higher.
The echo., 1951-02-15

NJ. Ace Evans and his faithful
members are now in the process of
building an H. B. A. Hall in which
to hold their alocal meetings. We
wish to congratulate Brother Evans
and his loyal followers.
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mrs. Anna McMillion of Hickory,
Miss, has sent in her quota OF nem-
bers for the H. B. A. Crusade round
ed up
The echo., 1951-02-15

Dear Secretary:
You will find enclosed six g. ap-
plications for new members to be
added to lodge No. 300. This gives
me my full quota, however, I am
still working.
Mrs Anna McMillion, Pres. No. 800
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mrs. Z. L, Sellers of Picayune. has
sent in her quota and large Mum
Der over, l am sure her Leader is
proud of the wonderful work that
she is doing.
Some of the presidents are going
to have to send in members for
those presidents who will not be able
to do anything.
The echo., 1951-02-15
Lodge No. 494 News
BUCCATUNNA

MIR. Chester Smith of Chicago, Il
linois, was a visitor in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs M, j. Warren.
The echo., 1951-02-15

President Truman will y outstanding
White House on Feb opening the 41st anniversary of the Boy
Scouts America Boy will be
every Of the nation by than 2750000 boys
headers Strengthen Liberty" is the birthday theme.
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mr.. C. w. Cotton, Vice-President
of the H. B A.. was in The office
Saturday morning. Janc-l ~, on
business.
The echo., 1951-02-15
Aloul Folk We Know

Mr.. Jonas Fades was in the office
with an Echo subscription for two
wears,
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mrs Eula NJ Randcliff of Jackson,
Miss, visited the Warren and Crosby
families recently.
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mr. Frank Hays, Jr, is on the sick
list. We are praying that he may
soon be up and around soon.
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mrs. Lorene Brown, VIM. Busby
and Mr. and Mrs. NJ j. Warren Wis
tied in Hattiesburg a few days ago.
They report pleasant trip.
The echo., 1951-02-15
Paulding News
Dear Miss Larkin:

JCe9I ITIIoa I1tlI NH
This comes to let the many readers
OF the Echo know that the Secretary
of Lodge No. 500, Mrs. Mary E.
Smith, spent a lovely vacation with
her children in Carriere during the
month of January.
The echo., 1951-02-15

The Morning Doves Quartettc rem
dered a program at the Spring Hill
Methodist Church, the 4th Sunday
night Everybody vas spiritually
uplifted by their singing.
Mary E. Smith, Reporter.
The echo., 1951-02-15

Mr. viii J. Stevens and wife, lost
their baby Saturday. February 3rd.
1t was funeralized Sunday.
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CASHIER
CASHIER

For large city office. State full de.
ner snn,no 5udaY 1917 rt Rnx SS2 2aT
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MANAGER for downtown tavern;
salary and interest In business.
State fully experience and refer
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CLERk-TYPIST
For ONCE of fine mems wear store
knowledge of shorthand helpful
Unusual opportunity for inteIliseni
and ambitious young woman. EX.
ceilent salary, 5 Il day wk.: pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr.
Steinbach.
Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc.
1909 G ST. NV, %
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OFFSET PRESSMEN

To run 41x54 Potter: also Webendor-
fer 22x29. Only highly skilled, de-
pendable men need apply for these
permanent Jobs. Premium pay ;r sx-
MAN PRESS, INC. AS 18th st
s.w., ST. 0444.
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MGR operator and gen.
eral office work: excellent working
conditions with good pay. Apply Mr.
Ettlin, Bird floor. BOND CLOTHES
RAJ p ct n "
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Secretary-S tenographer

Major airline needs COM
petent. experienced girl. good
typing and shorthand. II to
- years old for its executive
ofhces. 5-day. 40-hour week.
Vacation and sick leave bene-
fltS. TRANSFORMATION privileges.
Starting salary. $1,000 per
year. Apply Suite 400, 9fS
18th st. NV.
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FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced pre-
ferred. Day work. No Sundays.
AP, %329. RIGGS MANOR PHAR-
FOUNTAIN and luncheon help
DOR DRUGSTORE, 400 K st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored for part
time work evenings. Apply in per-
son. OAKLAWN PHARMACY, $500
18th st. NV. -23
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white; sc, no
Sun. or nights. WOODLAWN PHAR-
MACY. 1919 N. Glebe I'd, OK. $500.
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. for drug
years on one busy D. C. fountain re-
Gently; S25 wk. to start. 1901 Ga.
ave. NV. -22
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. experienced
in luncheonette service; hrs, $40
PM good salary; in Kensington.
Call LO. 5-44lS, 6-10 pm. ~
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. exper.;
closed Sundays and holidays. Ma
TIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS wanted for day
and night shifts. Apply UPTOWN
PHARMACY, $3.50 Conn, EN-. 500.
FOUNTAIN HELP, age 1915; day or
train; pleasant surroundings, excel
lent starting salary. tips; uniforms
furnished plus 9 meals per day.
Apply Room 2O5 between Q am. and
5 pm, WASHINGTON NATIONAL
AIRPORT I'll
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SECY. ;;sTENO.-Between rs and 80.
form administrative duties In
small multiple Office in
Clarendon. Va. this is a fascinating
operation which will afford
smart" neat-appea-ing and am
nitlous young lady rare oppor-
tunity; advancement assured; M.
Arlington or Fairfax resident re-
utired OK 43U.t
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Immediate ooening. permanent posi-
ton. Excellent working conditions
and hours. $40 week guaranteed
TO start. Many company benefits
including vacations with pay. Rapid
advancement and secure future
guaranteed.
Manhattan Auto g. Radio Co.
1905 eth st. NV. NO. 1857
COOK in nearby Va. for small nurs-
ing home, Live in. Refs. req.
COUNTER GIRL with soda fountain
experience, hours s am. to 4:30
pm, good pay, uniforms and meals
furnished. no Saturdays or Sundays.
Apply COLONIAL KITCHEN, a045
Wilson blvd, Arlington. al
CREDIT MANAGER, for large spe-
ciaity store, in downtown Wash
have excellent references. Box 192-V,
Star. -25
DENTAL ASSISTANT-Exper pref;
Office in INT, Rainier area. Write
stating qualification to Box 344-V.
Star. Ill
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white, exper.,
knew ledge OF tipping; state all nee
qualifications In reply; salary based
upon exper. Box 305-T. Star. -
FOUNTAIN CLERKS. experienced; ex-
cellent salary; meals and uniforms
free. Apply ARGYLE PHARMACY.
18th and Park I'd. NV. -
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MANAGER for downtown tavern;
State fully experience and refer-
ences. Box 452-V. Star. -22
MANAGER for downtown night club;
percentage basis; no investment.
Write, qualifications in full. Box
MGR. FOR FOOD SHOP. . nights
week, Il to /; SIS; local refer
ences required. ST. 1872; after 6.
MEAT CUTTER, exper.; must be So
Der; GOOD G Te5srenSe' no phone sails
KET, 1888 Pa. ave: NV. pr
MECHANIC for lawn mower and gar
den tractors. experienced; 5ha-day
wk., year-areund work paid yaca-
lions. holidays. disqualification. See
Mr.. Dawson, MALONEY'S, INC,
Sl"6 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. ~
MECHANIC LIST class. farm tractor
and equipment; experience neceS-
sary; 5i2-day wk.; S69,75. time
and "a for overtime; paid vacations,
holidays sSi , hospitali7ation ste S See
1926 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. 3
MECHANICS AND HELPERs-Orna-
mental iron works: experienced men
preferred: steady work and GOOD pay.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS. 1900
block Kenilworth ave, Bladensburg,
Md. Phone UN. 1878. -
MESSENGER CLERK - Investment
banking 1irrm; draft exempt. under
oFFsET FRESHMAN, to run ! 3xea
Webendorfer; good opportunity for
Cooper Trent, GIL. $500, 9 Am. to
; pm -o7
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HELP MEN

DESK MAN, neat. sober and reliable
between IS and so; 6 days wk; SAL
DRIVE UR SELF SYSTEM, 1921 L
st. NV. -25
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HELP MEN
TRUCK DRIVER

We nave an immediate opening for a
good colored driver who is neat in
appearance and between 25 and So
wears of age; previous experience
and D. C. permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam In ad-
ditlon to salary. generous company
personnel. Room sos. Open week
days, 5000 and Sat. ell No phone
calls -