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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
5 Petitions
For Town
Filed

The deadline for the filing of
candidates. as mayor and alder
men of the Town of Browning
will be tomorrow (Syturday) at
5 p. m.
Petitions in beh4lfof Ted Wyn-
egar for mayor; VIM. Bercovich
and G. V. Johnson, aldermen,
First Ward, and Phil LaBreche,
Sr. and VIM. Wright, alder
men, Second Ward, had be n
filed with Town Clerk Barger up
to last night at 5.
At the biennial town election
April 2, a mayor and four alder
men are to be elected.
Two aldermen of the present
board-Henry Parsons and Jack
Moyer-will retire at the close of
their present term.
Last weeks Chief carried May
or Frank P. Sherburne's state
ment that he would not be a
candidate to succeed himself.
Wright and johnson are pres
ent members of the board.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Park Snowfall
BelOU Average;
9O.5 In. Report

Recent snow measurements IN
Glacier National Park show this
seasons moisture fall below the
seven-year average. 91.2 inches,
the water content being 1913
inches. The measurements were
taken by Park Rangers Adolph
Opalka and Bruce Miller. On a
trip to Cattle Queen cabin they
found the snow 9O.5 inches deep
with a water content of 31.2
inches. A year ago it was 104
inches, with a water content of
IS inches.
Cattle Queen cabin is near the
continental divide between t h e
Columbia river and Hudson bay
head-waters, and not far from
head-streams to tributaries of the
Missouri system.
At Kishenehn creek near t h e
Canadian line, Rangers D a v e
Stimson and Ed Olmstead found
1913 inches of snow with a water
content of 8.3 inches. A year ago
it was "a inches of snow with 8.8
inches of water.
Previous years average snow
find at Desert mountain between
West Glacier and Coram is "a
inches with a water content of
12.1 inches. T. W. Paullin and
Oliver Meyer found 81 inches of
snow W t h a water content of
15.4 inches this year compared to
81 and 1853 year ago.
the fore service summary
shows that early March readings
are SO percent of average with
go percent of average W. t e +
content. However a considera.
ton is h a t readings generally
have been taken during the re-
cent heavy snow years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Bond Election
Petitions Before
County Clerk

At the regular March meeting
of the board of trustees of High
School District No. 9 Monday
evening important details having
to do wi h the validity of the
special bond election to be held
concurrently with the annual
school trustees election April
were taken up.
A full attendance of the board
was present.
Most impor tan was the
adoption a resolution, which de.
clared the validity of the various
legal steps thus far taken in the
calling of the election.
They included the several peti.
tons circulated throughout the
district recently. bearing at the
least the required number OF
signors = taxpayer-voters.
On the basis Of tn e approx.
mate 685 taxpayer voters in the
district, considerably more than
the required 20 per cent signed
the petitions, the exact number
being 100. The required number
would be 1877.
The petitions are in the hands
of County Clerk Lee Anderson,
who has checked names to de-
termine the validity of the pro.
cedure. At the bond election, at
least 40 per cent of the taxpayer
voters must participate, under
the state school laws.
A qualified voter, in the mean
ing of the law, who besides hav-
ing general election qualifica-
tons, must be a taxpayer, either
on real estate or personal proper
ty, within the school district. A
majority of one vote m ay de-
termine the outcome of the issue.
For example:
Presume that of the 685 tax
payers in the school district, 60
per cent participated at the elec-
ton, or all. the bond issue would
carry if 206 favored it. In that
case 205 would have opposed the
issue,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Bill Show, Jr. Under Treatment
/ For Injuries In Car Accident

Bill Show, Jr.. was here from
Spokane last weekend, returning
Sunday. He is under treatment
of plastic surgeons and nerve
specialists for injuries received
in a car accident last fall when
the Show ranch home was des-
troyed by fire. He is confined to
the Sacred Heart Hospital during
his treatment.
Through plastic surgery an
ugly scar extending diagonally
across the right c h e e k to the
temple is eing eradicated
Nerve healing is also being succ.
essfully accomplished through the
skill of specialists.
Bill said that h i s face would
remain in bandages for som G
time, pending the thorough heal,
ing of the muscular tissue.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Pfc. Herbert
ReeUis Killed In
Korean War

The War Department earl y
this week released 8 a d news to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reevis of
Two Medicine bearing brief in
formation that their son, Pfc.
Herbert Reevis, 10, had been
killed in action in h e Korean
conflict recently.
Pfc. Reevis was serving in the
army, being an enlistee, wit h
approximately a years service.
A cousin, Pfc. Patrick Reevis,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Reevis,
was killed in action in the South
Pacific in World War 2.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Mrs. Minnie DustybuII
Passes Away Last Friday;
Funeral Held Tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Min
ME Dustybull, whose death &C.
Cured at the local hospital ast
Friday, were conducted at Starr
School Tuesday, with the Rev.
FIR. George Corner officiating.
Arrangements were in charge
Of the Beck Furleral Home, with
burial on a site once chosen by
the deceased in the Starr School
area.
The deceased was 70 years OF
age, the daught :er of Alex Guard
ipee and No-ch; arge Woman, and
was born in the. Teton Territory.
Montana.
Her first mar rage was to Hen
ny Berger. Sr. OF this union two
daughters were bora, one being
deceased. The. surviving daugh'
ter is Mrs. Anna Hixson of Sac
ramento, Calf
The deceased':s second MARI
age was to Charles DI'stybull or
June IL, 1908, the. couple having
resided at Starr School since
then.
Beside her hllsbann ant
daughter. the dec eased is sur
vived by an adopted son, i4enr.
Dustybull- and four grandt hid
rem.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Bond File Of Last Years
Special School Election
Missing, Says Supt. Cloke

This being used to dspe misunderstanding con-
corning the of the bond election held last April
has been moed that the bond file had been found and that
signed certificate validity of the election had also
found This The ballot box which supposedly contained
the missing file and certificate contained only poll books
ballots. and list Of
The bond fe which time in HI office of the At
General Helena be found The bond file
posedy Attorney Generals Office that
could be made would be almost impossible task to
bond e records of the requisite meetings
be found
children of School District No. can best
served by concerted effort the OF each taxpayer give
complete support bond election scheduled for April
Harry H. Cloke Superintendent.
Browning Public Schools.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Co-Inch-Idence

The average girls waist is abou,
% inches, or about the same as the
length Of the average mans arm.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Social Security Head To Be
Here Next Thursday Morning

A representative of the Great
Falls Social Security Office W i'll
be at the Browning Mercantile
Store ext Thursday morning
from 10 to all a. m. Various ques-
ton including those on old-age
and survivors insurance will be
answered by him.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-03-16
Cubans Eat u. s. Rice

Rice consumption in Cuba is more
than 100 pounds per person per year.
Of which only about is pounds are
produced in Cuba, and the balance
is imported. chiefly from the Unit
ed States.
Evening star., 1951-05-11
HELP MEN

Statesmen. experienced. for oul
depts.; good earnings; permanent
saEEs IHX5sdH5 KErREsfsTAr1vr Il sfs f for l1 ma.
tional organization. Age 25 to 40
College background preferred. Must
Potential $4,000 annually. viii
furnish 1851 car for travel. Terri
toryMimiewestsrn ynid'n States: Submit submit
Gorrespondenee strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Box 20S-C, Star -l3
SERVICE STATION attendant. with
fabrication experience. Apply HER
R1NGTON TEXACO SERVICE, 1926
service E1i ave sTATT;1oN ATTENDANT
experienced fabrication man; day
work. guarantee $50 week or more
to right man. Apply in person to
Mr.. johnson or Carpenter. BAR
RETT'S ESQ. Georgia ave. and
Colesville I'd, Sil. Spg. Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced; salary and commission
Also part-time man. Apply CON-
NoRS g. FOSTER. 2244 Pa. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
White, salary and comm; uniforms
furn.; refer. HAYNES ESQ SERV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced; 6-day wk.. good salary.
Apply JOHNNY'S TEXACO SERV-
ICE STATION. Goth and N. Y. ave
Evening star., 1951-05-11

cLERICAL.sALEs POSITION, part
KoTzIN. 1909 6 st. NV, Ex. 0aSs
CLERK. general office work, chance
to learn business machines. Knowl-
edge OF tying preferred. Apply s
to II am, MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANING CO.. 1925
Florida ave. n ".
CLERK for ONCE routine: no typins
sSrss steady Ss' oS ss fisS'ass hsS Dsy ~ea fon
reliable young lady. Apply to CEN
NV GE. 1924. "
CLERK. exper., in dry cleaning store;
5S.day week, vacation with pay: must
4BLE LiseesE cEEasaRs sRf SsaS5e s5es e5REMR
CLERK. t;; excellent sia salary. to lea learn
f1re insurance: tipping required; B.
Gay week. Investment Bldg, Ma
Gle TX. auditing once; experience
aptitude for figures; 5-day wk !;
CHESTER. call Wo. 77oO, ask for
CLERK-credit dept. of plumbing
and heating firm has opening for
bookkeeping and tipping; good Salary
and. opportunity for advancement,
Apply Mr.. Pullman. JOHN G,
WEBSTER CO.. 627 F st. NV. ST
CLERK. white. over IS. Must be able
to work 7:15 to 3:15 pm. one week
and 3:15 to 11:15 pm. the fol-
lowing week. Employe benefits after
months employment. Apply per
Conn. ave. and De Sales,
CLERK-Some tipping, single, good
health. high school graduate; 5-day
week, good pay. good invironment
Phone for appt. 8 to 4. Elk. OI6S
CLERK. white. for reputable dry
good pay. pleasant working condi-
tons. Call WO. 97OO. III
CLERK--Filing and tipping. Apply tc
MI: John Thompson. BERGMAN'e
LAUNDRY R23 n St n w 10
Evening star., 1951-05-11
HELP MEN
,AY IL, 1881

JANTTOR. colored, for large garden
type. apt. project in nearby Virginia
must be married and have goo,
references. Excellent quarters ant
good salary. Apply MRS. MOORE
2313 Lee blvd. Arlington. Va. Phon
JANiT1oR for downtown apt. BIDS
Salary and quarters. Job avail. i'm
mediately. Apply between 8 an,
10 am. or 4 to 3 pm. JESS FISHEI
& CO, INC. 1920 X st. NV. Il
JANIT0R tor modern air-conditionet
building. Salary and quarters. 5th
class engineer pref. but not essen
tial. Apply between and 10 am
or and pm, JESS FISHER
CO, INC. 1920 K st. NV. Ill
JANITOR. colored fer large garden.
type apt. projeHt In neafby Virginia
must be married and have goot
references. Excellent quarters anc
good salary. Apply MRS. fOORE
2813 Lee blvd. Arlington. Va. l.hon,
AM :, ,AssIsTANr-Larse apart pa
ment house: 8 days per wk.; salary
and elee: Apply 1911 Columbia I'd
nv: between 4 and pm. la
JANITORS-We have need of
janitors in bldgs. with exceptions
quarters; must have mechanical
ability and excel. refs; no children
middle-aged cple. pref. To apply
call MR.; MACK or MR.. HOBEN
DI. 0222. Ia
Evening star., 1951-05-11
APPLY

NATIONAL CAPITAL INSURANCE CO
4th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
PHONE: TRINIDAD $500 1t
Evening star., 1951-05-11

Unusual opportunity for aggressive
department; good pay and excellent
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Eft
lin, third floor. BOND STORES,
1919 st n W
Evening star., 1951-05-11

HELPER, about five hrs. q day.
COLUMBIA CLEANERS, 2914
Evening star., 1951-05-11

WOOL 700 s1ns PEsEssER ssE ~ must Ys 6e ezpeT
Year-around work. CENTRAL VALET,
WOOL pREi:sssEiTR:. II: siT: experienced; 80 good
tions, KENILWORTH CLEANERS.
BOY to ride bicycle; opport. to learn
trade; 5-day week. Apply 2116 K
st. NV. -l3
MAN, white. age 3O-40. to supervise
small group OF ONCE building clean
ers. Day work. 40-hr. Wk.. good
salary. Permanent status with op-
portunity for financial advancement.
sss Reply ta7anSogg must give training exgeTience.
MAN wit. With speciality sales experience,
TO train for manager position; good
opportunity for rapid advancement
Tor right man. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE q. HIN CO.; l340 g st. NV.
MAN, white. with sons or own help
dairy; nice new modern house; give
all particulars about yourself, ex-
perience: salary and when available
IN first letter. All replies confidential.
Box 1854. Star. -l3
MAN. white. for oil burner vacuum
cleaning; must have car. UN. 1904.
NAN. colored. to cut lawns for real
good pay; must have small truck or
station wagon. See Mr.. siegel,
between r,,I Pm. and pm. FED
ave. NV. Ma. 7416. III
MAN, for tanitor on halls: white or
colored. Apply 4710 Homer ave,
Suitland, Nd. ii
MAN. honest. intelligent, hardwork-
inE, white man; Interested In Job
10 and 5 days. -l6
MAN WANTED, 25 to s5. to sell
metal products to builders and con.
tractors. knowledge of construc.
tion and blue print reading helpful
but not mandatory. Permanent posi-
tion with excellent future. Salary
in accordance with qualifications
Automobile necessary. Reply, giving
education. experience and refer
encs. Box 43S-A, Star. Ia
MEN part-time-If you have several
hours a day. or q day or two a
week, and would like to make some
extra money in an interesting Job,
write to Box. BIB. Star. -13
MEN-Part time. evening and Sat.
urday work, to take orders for Col
hers; can earn $3.50 per night for
3 hrs. work. Room 424. Bond Bldg
MEN-You can earn 500 week and
more. experienced only. canvassinl
nationally advertised watches on
Mr.. Joseph. NEW YORK :EWELRY
CO. T1Q 9TH st nw
Evening star., 1951-05-11
HELP WOMEN

ASSEMBLIES Venetian blinds,, s.
ERN VENETIAN BLIND & AWNING
CORP, SOFT Ga. ave-, Silver Spring,
BOOKKEEPER or ac-
counts payable clerk; -condi-
TONED Offices; pleasant working con-
ditions; nearby Virginia. Call MR.,
BUCK. ia. 5-6662, Q am. to s pm.
CREDIT MANAGER, re.
tail credit experience essential; per.
manent position. CAPITOL FUR
SHOP. 1908 q st. NV.
ASST. MANAGER for busy NV. auto.
matte laundry; best references re.
auired. Eve. only. Ov. 3217. 12'
white. experienced. for
nat work: Apply to Mr.. Flippin,
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY, 623 q ST.
Afro TITLE CLERK. We have sS an
opening for . young woman who Is
. good typist to act as cashier and
title. clerk. This is very Interesting
work and an opportunity to meet
people. We will teach you and nav
you a good starting salary. See OF
call Mrs. Schoen, after 9 am. NUTc
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871 Bia.
densburg Rd. ne, II. 3-8SO0.
Evening star., 1951-05-11

YOUNG MEN. free to travel; trans.
portation paid; can earn $50 per
week to start. Room 424 Bond Bldg
APPLICATIONS for police chief for
sssS S7th i50P plaee Mt 81 E ais'sSa Md
Ing Ing salary; So; 1000 yearly. ia
TWO YOUNG MEN for long distance
collection work for Encyclopedia
Bethesda; will train n at f'on our SSTn expense Sc
in New York. Apply Raleigh Hotel.
z. J.. McCARTY. Monday. May il.
No phone calls accepted. -13
OPPORTUNITY MEN. age $3.50. co
tran train for @ branch ranch mgr, credit man.
area. Only written application viii
be considered. Letters should in
clude age, schooling, previous bust
ness experience and other pertinent
Information; observation-disclosures
kE2AbEE G4 fa17 1dGNG 16th g. MEN. nS white able
Sr. S S; according to ability ?i'' Year. ar
week. Apply MAINTENANcE sERV-
fGE silye9 CO. snrlns Base%spt' Me- sS1s Ga. Aye
Wanted maintenance man; also
WAGON WHEEL MOTEL. Route /,
3 mi. south of Alexandria. Cali
LOCAL R6WLEIGH BUSINESS avail
able. Start Immediately. Selling ex-
perience helpful but not required.
particulars. RAWLEIGH's. Dept.
DCE-14-251. Chester. Pa.
REQUIRE YOUNG MAN in shipping
department. Apply RKO RADIO
PICTURES. 932 New Jersey ave. NV.
HELPER, about fiye hrs. q day. Apply
Evening star., 1951-05-11

PARKING LOT MANAGER with ex-
perience and references; 21-35.
Apply ct 500 18th st. NV. or phone
MA. 1852 between hours 8 to IL am.
Evening star., 1951-05-11
HELP MEN

ROUTE MAN Dry cleaning anc
laundry, $50 per week guaranteed
salary plus commission Average
earnings exceed S95 per week. Arl.
ington plant OV. 1900 --12
ROUTE MAN, sober. reliable; starting
salary. $50: advancement. Refer
ences required CENTRAL LINEN
SERVICE. 2149 Queens Chapel rd
Evening star., 1951-05-11

Apply IN person, 90 not pnOne.
GREENWAY APIS.
3539 A ST. Sc. Ill
PACKERs-,,Expr. In GRATING h.h.E
~; E ''isoe S4oRzdr aas ''ss5 g. 12R
FaFHR S1he sii HANGERs AniSiE and painters; is only
first-class need apply; top salary; 2
years stesay ys work. FA. 427o'
PARTS MAN. GMC and misc. motor
truck parts; excel. working condi-
izstio;n and aiternate ssturdsys on
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r., I
paRKrNG aYsi nie; LOT MANAGER with the ex.
perience and references; 21-35
ARD sss g. ses isnh hous St aS of Il
PARTS CLERK. television and radio
Must be experienced in purchasing
and record keeping. State previous
exper. and salary desired. Boz
rhARMiAcisT. HARM Sis1i excel pos. in pleasant
surroundings; good hrs, SHEPHERD
PARK PH'CY. 7723 Ga. ave. NV
PHARMACIST. registered. expert.
enced. dependable: close 8 pm. and
HAS9 sYn dSsa 9pR2Rrtuna'Y q9R snd il sts tA.sANY nN
-l3
PHARMACIST, part time, three nights
week and every other Sunday. EN-
PIRE PHARMACY. f173S Conn. ave
NV.
PHARMACIST - Registered in Md
Must be good prescription man. As
hour week. Pleasant working cond.
top starting salary. WHEATON
PHARMACY. 1140l Ga. ave. 10.
PHARMACIST. full time. complete
store management. CHASTLETON
PHARMACY 10th and R SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-11
FTIGHT ATTENDANTS
FURNISHINGS
SALESMAN.

Unusual opportunity for aggressive
young man in our mems furnishings
department; good pay and excellent
working conditions Apply MopNS M Ets-
1885 st. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT over is
years; no exper. necessary. Apply
GasoLfNE. Sago nj .ass;A sTATioN hiE; ATTENDANTS.
experienced; no other need apply
1922 S,,lS Renning SMHT,6S 5S; Me- AMDco fS
GOLF COURSE WORKERS. exper. IN
sqSdl Espply 'DG &r Fl Fits s'escE eoEuMBi4 fI coUN
GRILL MAN wanted, white. Apply
cRSoSERY S5S MsfSDsln soY, experienced axs in meat
dept. also miscellaneous: BIG BEAR
MARKET, 101S No. Capitol st. -13
GROCERY CLERK. over 21; expert
enced preferred; references. RE.
34o0. RE. 9o16; Sun. and eyes,,
GRocERY CLERKS e2), colored.
ply 1900 18th st. NV. -12
GROCERY. stock and vegetable board.
work: good hours and pay AID. 7os7
apply ALBAN TOWERS. apt. .-hotel,
37O0 Mass. ave. NV. III
HANDYMAN-CHAU Liz h I
work. Good pay; live in or out.
Preferably white. Box 1870. Star.
HALL MAN-Apt house exper.; ap-
ply ALBAN TOWERS, apt.-hotel'
3700 Mass. ave. NV. Ill
HOUSEMAN, colored, for apt. house
work. Apply resident manager. 2141
Eye st. NV. III
HOUSEMAN, private family; 5-day
wk.. vacation with pay; must be
exper. and have best refs. Box ga
Star ID
HOUSEMAN, colored. pleasant work.
ing conditions Must be sober; de.
pendable. References required. Apply
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, Employ
ment ONCE, 2700 Woodley I'd. NV
HOUSE OFFICER. nights. Apply II
person. supt. Of service. HAY
ADAMS HOUSE. 18th and H sts. NV
Evening star., 1951-05-11
APPLY SAFEWAY
STORES. INC
ATTENTION
JUNE GRADUATES

Need 10 more typists,
3 clerks, / file clerk, for
Encyclopedias Americana
office Opening in Be-
thesda in midsummer.
Brand-new air-condi-
toned bldg. 5-day wk.
Exp. unnecessary. Espe-
cially attractive for Be-
thesda, Chevy Chase
residents.
Also require exp.
switchboard operator
and 2 young men for
long-distance telephone
work. Will train in N. Y.
at our expense. Apply
in person, E. j. McCAR-
TY, Raleigh Hotel, Mon
day, May IA, between 10
and $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-05-11
MESSENGER
MULTILITH OPERATOR

with fine opportunity for advance
ment; perm Personal interview be-
tween 8 am. and $3.50 pm. Per-
sonnel ONCE, NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY. 3rd and r sts
Evening star., 1951-05-11
Box 43S-C, Star.

MEN to hang awnings-Those with
experience preferred. r. c. M. BUR-
Ton A. SON, 9lI T st; NV. Ill
growing and sa.es work: excellent
income after short training Pc
riod. ASSOCIATED TIRE SERV-
YOTNG. MAN with some experience
OF photography and cameras ROB.
BINS CAMERA SHOP. 529 14th St.
YOUNG MAN with mechanical and
sales ability. for permanent con-
nection with one Of Americas larg-
est manufacturers. To one who is
serious and willing to learn. this is
permanent position with unlimited
opportunities for advancement. Ap-
plicant must have car. 5-day week
and annual vacation. Apply in per-
son to Sewing Machine Dept, 4th
floor at S. KANN SONS CO.. 9Th
YOUNG MAN. assistant timekeeper
and office work en- construction Job.
Good opportunity for capable and
senergetic person Write Box e-0-c,
YOUNG MAN. white, to learn carpet
laying; $40 per week to start.
SANITARY RUG CO., 106 Indiana
ave. NV, DI. 0356. -12
YOUNG MAN for clerical work: pleas
ant working condition; good salary,
bonus and vacation with pay. HER
SONS AUTO. & APPLIANCE CO.
ia o st. NV. DE. 470O. -12
Evening star., 1951-05-11

Comptometer Operator
Permanent position in executive on
ceS at 1898 Taylor st. NV: 5-day
week. paid vacations and sick leave.
group insurance and purchase dis
counts
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHCPPES, INC.
1874 H st. NV. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-05-11
JANITOR

The Star has an opening for q
colored ianitor who Is 25-35 years
OF age. ambitious. and willing to
to pass physical exam. Apply Fer.
sonnel. Room SOC Open weekdays
S:30-5: Sat. 9-1- No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Penna Ave NW
Evening star., 1951-05-11
WE OFFER


SALES REPRESENTATIVE
to work, we have the leads and con-
facts; no canvassing: straight sal
ary to start. Apply in person for
interview. SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO. 3107 NJ st. NV. LIZ
SALESMAN. exper.. for mems dept. of
retail ready to wear; top salary,
steady position; opportunity for ad-
CaoTHfNd cfnsfHfSs; Apply yyoa HSo,tbLYWooD S,b Z, Z
SALESMAN a.1ssn Arrfgsas szgs5ssHeed ARgIy IL
Co. ss1o oAaLinasa Alabama ave. AHSDwA1ssS s.e' M1s
SALESMAN for mems wear; top SAL
ary plus comm; good hours. MILLS
co, 9th and. Z sts. NV. Ia
SALESMAN for. mems furnishing
ssGrs ssrnnEns npp2 Np2ToSe e1sffn saS
SHOPS, e4S + St. NV. . @ls o 4
SALESMAN. experienced. general re-
tail store; good hours and pay.
CAPITOL SURPLUS, 1909 H st. ne.
SALESMAN, to call on established
trade selling once supplies, etc.
GALIoRHY 20 OFFICE ssf1s Sh suPpE9 HGT SSeey co
1872 9th st. NV. Ill
SALESMAN, toy, with car. to call on
local established accounts: draw
ay aagainst N eommission; Contact Mr..
SALEsMAN-Attractive opportunity
to increase your income during your
spare time. Work only on q definite
appt. basis. Apply in person, Thurs.
and Fri, 1-9 pm; Sat, $50 am.
to pm. 1888 G st. NV. Ill
SALESMAN, 24-36-Natl. food mfgr.
has opening for experienced sales
Chain and Independent Stores in
the washington area. Late model
car essential. Salary. expenses and
liberal car allowance. Write. givins
ssRtmpie'e starps Information BOX SSS,B IA:
Observation-Disclosures in whole.
sale auto. acces. and shop equip.
eommisston with drawing account
RUDOLPH e& WEST CO., Mr., A.
n. GOodin0 HO 1870 *
Evening star., 1951-05-11

Pleasant working condi.
tions, 5-day week. paid vaca-
tions. State qualifications
Box 294-B, Star. 13s