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Evening star., 1952-09-07

life of the Midwest at the turn
Of the century.
Folks who are nostalgia for those
good and uneventful old times will
have a field day with a book just
published about his writings, The
Life And Times Of Kin Hubbard"
by Fred c. Kelly (Farrar, Straus
and Young.
Kin Hubbard's ABE Martin"
little cartoon feature, was created
for "The Indianapolis News" in
1904, but before Hubbard died in
1890, his daily piece was being
featured in over 200 newspapers,
and the towns of Gnawbone, Bear
Ny-n- Ny~~I
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HUBBARD'S CUPBOARD

down so you won't choke t. death.
Th' hardest thing t. stop is a
temporary chairman.
Speakin' O. tn high cost O. court
in. who remembers when all a fella
needed wuz a narrow buggy an
sack o red cinnamon drops7
Nuthin' makes a poet as mad
as a late spring.
Tell Binkley jumped into his
new $1,000 tourin' car an hurried
as fast he could t. the poor farm
but arrived too late t. see his
: mother b'fore she died.
Mrs. Tilford Moots mistook TIL
pencil sharpener fer tn coffee mill
this mornin', an is confined t. her
home.
got a letter from Rushville
sayin' thet ther wuz a Uncle Toms
Cabin troupe up ther last week an
tn dogs were good but they had
poor support.
WOnpan's sCOrk is neuer done.
Theirs 0lIIs some place on her
face she's missed.
One O tn silliest wastes O. time
is figurin' up how much money
you'd have if you'd stayed single.
A warnin' is all the average
American needs t make him take
a chance.
Ez Pash misjudged a skillet this
mornin' an is confined t. his home.
Coin back t. long skirts agin
would be jest like lockin' the barn
after tn hoss has been stolen"
said the Rev. Wiley Tanger, t day.
If ther's anything a dentist
hates it's a droopin' nsustecIse.
Married life hain't 50 bad after
you git so you kin eat tn things
your wife likes.
Continued on HExt page
" III
Evening star., 1952-09-07

WallOw and Weed
patch Hill were fa-
nous from Manhat-
tan to Puget Sound.
KuG'S "Abe Mar
tin" was a single
gallused, cracker
barrel philosopher
from the most back
ward county in
Indiana.
His pointed COM
ments on facts and
Evening star., 1952-09-07

foibles of the day soon earned
Hubbard a comparable niche with
such contemporary Hoosier nota-
bles as Booth Harrington, George
AIDE, George Barr McCutcheon,
James Whitoomb Riley. John T.
McCutcheon and Theodore Drei-
ser.
OF the lot. only Hubbard has
had a state park dedicated to him
"a l3, 600 O-acre tract in the Brown
County he made famous.
Visitors to thosepartsusuaIly
are most surprised to learn that
it was Kin Hubbard who coined
the Oft-quoted ''What the
country needs is a good five
cent cigar
Vice-Prcsident Tom Mar
shall, who borrowed the
phrase, usually gets the credit.
HERE are some other prime .ex-
amples of Kin Hubbard's home
spun comments on the passing
scene:
Ne'Ot Plun's son-in-la,r says
he v'euer saued a blamed cent
until after his ,cife had quar-
relied srith euer' dressn.aIser in
tOscn.
A restaurant waiter allus lays
your check on the table upside
, 1952-02-23

league schools-Brown, Columbia,
Cornell, Dartmouth, Pennsylvania,
Harvard, Princeton and Yale.
Significant is the fact that the
announcement came from the
presidents" Of the schools and
not from some one in the athletic
department.
They also agreed to abolish
football clinics, where high school
football coaches are brought to-
gether for instructions, and to dis
continue spring football practice,
a move already made by several
schools.
The presidents reveal that they
are cutting out spring football ''to
avoid intensity of athletic SPECIAL
ization in a single SPORT" and
they are studying other major
sports with a view to making SINH
lar curtailments.
Henceforward, football practice
will start at all the schools on the
same day, September 4.
They also are studying ways
and means of reducing the num-
Der of games scheduled" each foot
ball season..
If the Ivy league steadfastly will
stick to the foregoing and make
it work under a program of mutual
trust, football will be closer than
it has been in years to sanity.
Elimination Of ~post-season
games, handing responsibility for
the sports conduct to the presid-
dents 0 fthe schools and strict su-
pervision of recruiting and sub
sidizing are the three major points
involved.
This should go a long way to
wiping out professionalism among
the players and money grubbing
among schools.
, 1952-02-23
FAIR or FOUL
By LAYTON CARVER
international News Service Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Feb. %. (TNS)-
The first major step toward de-
emphasis of college football has
been made by the East's Ivy lea
que with an eight-point program
designed to eliminate some of the
evils recently under fire.
Ivy league schools have agreed
to strengthen the opposition to
post-season games with this amend
ment to the rules:
"The subscribing intitutions
shall not engage in post-season
football contests or any contests
designed to settle sectional or 9th
er championships, and no player
representing these institutions
shall participate in such contests,
and no coach shall undertake to
coach teams entered for such con-
tests"
Another point upon which they
have agreed is "to reaffirm the
principle of the control of ath-
letics by the academic authorities,
this control to include the sched-
uling policy, eligibility, the award
of scholarships and student aid"
This means that the college
heads will assume responsibility
for PROSECUTING and substituting.
And this angle is taken care of
by this new rule:
Beginning in 1854 no student
shall be eligible whose secondary
school education was subsidized or
whose p~ost-college education is
promised by an individual or group
of individuals not closely related
to the family as a consideration
for his attending the college which
he now attends"
These new regulations, announc-
ed last night, govern all the Ivy
, 1952-02-23
What Noted People
Are Saying:

WASHINGTON Congressional
atomic energy chairman, Brien
Mcmahon, Connecticut Democrat,
on newly announced atomic tests:
"When you think yo have made an
improvement, you test it before
you stock pile it. Obviously, there
is an improvement to be tested"
NEW YORK-Sen. Paul Doug
las, Illinois Democrat: cit looks as
though (Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover is not going to get the IRE
publican) nomination he wants
and does not want the Demo
cratic) nomination he can get"
NEW YORK-Willite (the Ac-
tory Sutton, much hunted bank
robber, on his capture: "I'm tired
Of it all"
, 1952-02-23
Assignment

can't afford to eat meat, then the
Robbs are Dragging when they
have oleomargarine on the bread
and acorn coffee in the cup.
1t seems to me that if millions
of Americans had the courage of
Mr.. Baruch and the culinary forti-
tude to give up out-priced edi-
bles, our respective grocery bills
wouldn't look like the national
debt at the end of each month.
There might even be something
left over when baby needs shoes.
And prices conceivably might fall.
I don't know about you folks,
but the Robbs aren't digging their
graves with their chompers: we're
just tunneling toward financial
collapse. And getting thinner by
the minute.
So let's Danish, once and for
all, that "guns and butter" phrase.
In addition to being offensive, it
seems we also are apt to be fresh
out of both-at least in quantity.
, 1952-02-23

ing headlines, captions and adver-
tisements Of an article appearing
in the current issue of 'Newsweek'
magazine.
"'These headlines, captions and
advertisements which can hardly
be regarded as supported by the
body of the article itself, tend to
create the impression that I am
favorable to the nomination of
Gen. Eisenhower for the presi-
dency and that I have a personal
hatred of President Truman.
Neither statement has any
basis in fact.
81 have a warm personal friend
ship for General Eisenhower which
springs from long military asso-
citation, but l do not support his
candidacy for political office as
I have not the slightest knowledge
, 1952-02-23

of his political beliefs or his views
on many grave issues which now
confront the nation.
Insofar as President Truman
is concerned, | have no personal
feelings whatsoever with refer
ence to him. My criticisms of the
present administration are much
more fundamental. They go to the
grave issues involving the ideals,
stability and security of the ma
ton" :.
, 1952-02-23
M'ARTHUR IS P @ TO IKE

NEW YORK, Feb. %. (INS)-
Gen. Douglas Macarthur put it
flatly on record that he does not
favor Gen. Eisenhower for the
Republican presidential nomination
and does not support him "for
political office"
He said further he does not
"hate" President Truman and has
no personal feelings whatever to-
ward the Chief executive. :
Macarthur made both state
ments in comment upon an article
, 1952-02-23

in this weeks Newsweek magazine
which said the General preferred
Sen. Taft por president, but would
support Ike or Harold Stassen if
Taft failed to ge the COP nomi-
nation. The same story said in a
headline that Macarthur hated
Mr.. Truman.
The Generals announcement
said:
"My attention has been called
to erroneous speculation as to my
political views caused by mislead-
, 1952-02-23

Are You Registered?
Evening star., 1952-04-11
RECEIVING CLERK

Experienced receiving clerk with
ability to take complete charge OF
stockroom. Department or variety
store experience preferred but not
essential. Regardless of present
salary. II you have confidence in
vestigattng All replies CONFIDENTIAL
Evening star., 1952-04-11

MEAT CUTTER-A good man for q
good Job with a good future and q
short week of 45 hours with lots oil
pay. See MR.. HARRIS, 3439 Ben
ring rd. ne III
MECHANICS, three. with washing ma.
chine experience. Top salary. Cal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and repair
of truck equipment. Good working
conditions and excellent opportu-
nifty. Group insurance benefits, va
cations. paid holidays, cost-of Living
COMPENSATION. GAR WOOD INDUS
TRIES. INC. 1905 Wisconsin ave
NV. Phone RE. 4441. -13
MECHANIC to service lawn mowers;
inside shop work; 40-hr., 5-day wk.,
excellent company benefits. Apply
Mr.. MacWilliams. Personnel ONCE
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO., $500
st. ne, rear Of Bladensburg Rd
Hot Shoppe.
MECHANICS HELPER Color
must have D. c. permit, know how
to repair truck tires, must be sober.
Apply CAPITOL TRASH CO.. 1245
1St st. Sc Ill
Evening star., 1952-04-11
RECEIVERS

For work in super market, good pay
free group disqualification, vacation
with pay and other employe bene.
APPLY
Shirley Food Stores
403 Swan Ave, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Unlimited opportunity in new Be-
thesda off1ce; experienced pre-
1erred;. car essential; member mul-
tiple listers.
E. F. BLANCHARD. REALToR.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
THE EVENING" STAR

day night work, Apr. II, 1852
Apply ready to go to work to mail
room foreman. Mr.. Ferber. at $40
Pm Pm: Good pay. Positively no tele-
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylyania Ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. coiored; IS. helper
ana learn laboratory work in photo
graphic. studio;, Must be neat. in
teiligent; willing worker. Good
VIEW cali lGf ma. NaaaVen?sment' s1Sa For inter-
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate;
good, pay while learning to be
freight rate technician. Five-day
We wfek; n Attractive s6 working conditions.
YOUNG MAN. able bodied. MI must
know little tipping. must Show in
tseil,ssence Iss in quick decisions. LA.
YOCNG MAN. white to learn whole
sale dry clea and laundry supply
YOUNG MAN. art and craft store.
necessary. ARTS & CRAFTS. es S34
YOUNG MAN&Interested in selling
and display work on toys and elec
tric trains; national concern; group
right person. Selling experience not
necessary. Telephone EX. I3Is.
ro, Ill
Young MAN, 1s to %. to do service
Mork ior storm window company
Wonderful opport. to get established
with company that Is growing
rapidly. Steady work with inter-
eSting salary. Exper. not nee, but
must be mechanically inclined and
nave own means OF TRANSPORTATION
Apply IN person 5213 Baltimore
LIVING. INC. III
YOUNG MAN to learn paints and
wall paper, experience not necessary.
Must have Va. drivers license.
UNION WALL PAPER d PAINT CO.
Apply 2s01 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Evening star., 1952-04-11

Permanent position available: typing
essential; records and filing; write
giving qualifications to ALEXAN-
DRIA HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HELP MEN

This company is in need of men to
NIL vacancies due to- expansion Tor
rates with many employe adyan-
tases and opportunities,
Evening star., 1952-04-11

WILKs PRECISION INST. CO.
1921 Bethesda Ave, Bethesda, Md
or S2n0
Evening star., 1952-04-11
CLERK

We have o permanent situation nov
open in our Photo-Engraving De-
partment for. capable woman. "a
36 years Of age; S-hour. 5-day
week; starting at 11:30 am. or
noon; worthwhile company ad-
sonnel Once, Room COS; open week
days S:30-5 and Saturday 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
GRILLMAN

Must be thoroughly experienced on
fast grill. Good salary, permanent
position. Sober. dependable man.
HOTEL q L
Evening star., 1952-04-11

YOUNG MAN, 21 to e5. for jewelry
shop, one who can use tools and is
mechanically inclined, to learn
trade. Good opportunity. Appiy
THE JEWELRY SHOP, Concourse
Pentagon Bldg. or call L. $500.
EXT. 6621S for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-04-11

COLORED YOUNG MAN, drivers
permit. for general work in food
market. long hrs. good salary: .Ap-
ply in person only. 24O1 Nichols
COLoRED BOY, bet. 1s and 25,
knowledge of groceries and meats.
Apply in person only bet. 3 and 6.
BIG BEAR MARKET, 101S North
Capitol St -13
Evening star., 1952-04-11
CLERK

CLERK
Permanent position available; typing
essential; records and filing; write
giving qualifications to ALEXAN-
DR1A HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
CLERK-TYPIsT - For insurance
agency. good working conditions.
NV, Room 400. Ma O3s2. IA
CLERK-TYPIST, no experience nee
essary; 5-day, 40-hour week. pleas
ant working conditions, in new
modern building. goth CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. 416 Srd st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST. permanent position;
good salary: 40-hr.. 5-day week;
paid vacation. Apply in writing only,
T. w. PERKINS. c 70 Greyhound Ca
rage. 1345 New York ave. ne Ill
CLERK-TYPIST for tipping and gen
eral clerical duties in air-condi-
toned office ne. section;. short
hand pref. but not required; vaca-
ne4manen fien %6 pay poso1 sRd othfr Rt, benefits
tunities for advancement. Call La.
CLERK white: 1s to rs:
for long established real estate Of
CLERK-TYPIsT, age e1-ao; must o be
q, good typist with some knowledge
shorthand; good working conds. !;
full-time employment; employe bene-
fits after mos. employment Apply
personnel office. MAYFLOWER HO-
TEL. Conn. ave. and De Sales St
in NV. Washington: chance for ad-
vancement for alert person. Typing
speed not ESSENTIAL. MAZO BROS,
MA. 0066. Ill
5 days. Call Ii. 4-45SS --l5
CLERK-TYPIST, 1928 Christian; g.
day wk.; unusual working conditions
and salary. Box 329-R. Star. --l6
Evening star., 1952-04-11
NIGHT CLERK

Must be able to handle transcript
Excellent salary and working con-
ditions. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
HOTEL, 300 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING ASSISTANT. Young
girl to. type and aid copywriter.
learn ad agency business. State age.
education. etc. Give phone number.
Box 1G9-V. Star. IL
ASST. BOOKKEEPER-Short hours.
5-day week. Apply EDWARD zUP-
NIX & SON. 1907 4th st. ne. 20
ASSISTANT for linens, domestics,
drapery and curtain department.
Some one who is looking for a fu-
ture in this line or retailing. Must
be thoroughly experienced. Phone
Mr.. SHEEHAN. OV. 6464. --13
ASSISTANT for knitting and art
needlework department. A fine store
needs the services of a pleasant
and experienced art needlework
department manager. Phone MR..
sHEEHAN. Ov 6464. --13
AWNING CUTTER and seamstress:
canyas; 5-day week; good pay. OIL.
BANK S2Sk BookkEEP1NG MACHINE
OPERATOR. 5-day week. good hrs.
pleasant working conditions. Apply
sai szNk1ka kss0sssEa9ed eoRS dioo sIHsHsES &: sR
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION MIDNIGHT MAN,
pm: to am. Esso station.
5701 Wisconsin ave. see MR.
HERMANN. Ia
SHEET METAL HELPERS. Excel. op-
gRHA41NG RqEs9niS csc s5eadS 1Nc W9yk oW 4Sod s0LAR
HELPERS (2). for
WORK or repair truck. Must have
drivers permit. Apply ROSE BROTH
ERS CO. 144l 10Th st. N. Arl.. Va.
MECHANICS (a)-
Must be first-class mechanics. Top
wages. Refs. required. Apply ROSE
BROTHERS CO.. 1441 18th st: N,
Arl., Va. liz
SHIPPING CLERK. white, assistant
to warehouse manager. Young man
familiar. with p. c. Capable of
supervising employees. Write CIV
ing employment, character reference
and salary desired Wholesale
liauo: dealer. Box 106-S. Star;
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.: steady
position. good salary. $3.50 Wilson
blvd Arl Va OK oOO4 Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-11
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
For general clerical duties in indus
trial fuel oil delivery and burne,
service office. located sc. Washing
ton; good future for proper man
with initiative. Call Mr.. Baker fol-
L. P. Steuart & Bro, Inc.
12S 10Th CT ME-
Evening star., 1952-04-11
NIGHT DISPATCHER AND

NIGHT DISPATCHER AND
RECEIVING CLERK
Man to live in: permanent position
MErRoeoHrAS 5efady SePfRasef PETRoEEu%n neFcep co
Mr.. Seaton. WI. 6l00. IL
NIGHT MAN-We have 15 emp but
need an add. good man. white.
sober, about 30. to make beds. clean
COURT; 1o2oa Baltic. blvd. i've Befxyn.
NaGHr Nj 4H: 8ANSGER SsGs; SERVICE 81 s4.-
ton, to IL, ESQ station. 77Ol
NIGHT WATCHMAN-Mus be hon
est; sober and dependable; in person
OFFICE MAN-With collection ex-
periesncs to contact our accounts
work: Apply STANDARD TIRE q
BATTERY CO., 10th and H SITS.
OPERATOR white, for duplicating
machines. with or without expert
ence: Salary open. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Permanent positions. 5-day
possbs 70 FEsnRd in00i"fmfnts iR ad1snee
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC So
Getty, 3rd and R SITS. ne. -15
PAINT SALESMAN - Inside, retail:
old-established distributor name
brands; pleasant working cond., good
future, permanent. Phone DI. 1870
for interview. DYER BROS. INC
PAINTERS-Must be first class. Re
port to MR.. FLORA. IL Kennedy
PASTRY MAN. familiar with work
of retail bakery. None others need
PHOTO COUPON AGENTS for home
portrait photographs. All front
no bal. Apply 21l Atlas Bldg, 9th
PHOTOGRAPHERs. young men with
cars, free to travel No house-to-
house work $50 wk. plus hotel
expenses. ANACOSTIA STUDIOS.
22l7 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-5192.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DARK ROOM TECH
NICIAN interested in quality en-
larging and printing for advertising
and commercial reproduction. Gail
DUNLOP STUDIOS. Elk. 41S7 for
appointment. IL
PLAsTERERS, 1st class mechanics,
white: non-union, top wages. ia.
O-HI2Q
Evening star., 1952-04-11

ALBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass. ave
NV.
ICE CREAM MAKER, white: knowl-
edge of fancy mould. Refined es-
tablishment. For appt. call co
Insurance MEN t3) wanted for es-
tablished debts; guaranteed salary
Apply to MIR. kline. 400 Spring rd
nv. before pm.
JANITOR-Reliable. sober. experi-
steady work. Arlington. OW. 636s
JANITOR. colored, for garden-typ,
apartment: quarters for man anc
wife. no children: 500 per mo
Call BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. Ma
JANiToR, colored, married, for gar.
den-type apt. Nice quarters, Root
wages. Apply 1890 K st. NV. L. E
BREUNINGER & SONS, INC. 1t
JANITOR AND WIFE (colored), fol
apartment development; good sal
ary, apt. and utilities furnished
may have l child; must have D. c
drivers license: experienced only
SOUTHERN HILLS APTS., 300 LiV
inEston Terrace, Sc. 10. 3-6797.
JANIToR, good salary and apt. fl
small NV. elevator bldg. for re
liable, sober, married man. Stokel
and maintenance experience; loca
refs GE. 369S for app't. liz
Evening star., 1952-04-11
THE EVENING STAR

11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
PLUMBERS and helpers, large nous
nings, MASTER BUILDERS; lob.
ngattsstI1s near s1Go block Aser rd'. West
Sunday e1esRaeRfsd' eRo%s 6RU9sToRf 6fXT4sf e
2201 4th st. ne. nr. r. l. ave
PORTER - Preferably with previous
garase experience. Must have D. c.
drivers permit: 5la-day wk. Start
Rsbsrs ne salary staSmsn s4S DsT wk sTpE APgy M
CHEVROLET, INC, 33rd and NJ SITS.
PORTER. colored to clean cars on
used car lot. from 4 pm. to 9 pm.
days a week. FEDERAL MOTORS.
14th and Fla. ave. NV. Apply in
PORTER. colored. young; light work
in drugstore; S25. MoRToN's. a0I
peRrER.cxR 81: fHs: al WASHER. sober era and
reliable. good working cond See
CENTER. Ss5 N. Glebe rd., oW
PoRTER-DRIvER, nights and sun
day work for Wheaton Rockville
area. Good pay, MARYLAND permit
| required. Apply SUBURBAN REXALI
DRUGS. Viers Mill Shopping Center
POT WASHER. $40 week.. Apply . in
PREsSERS i2). quality work. piece
rates, 13c longs &c shorts. WAC
NON NON DRY CLEANERS, CYPRESS
PREsSER. wool: we have an openins
salary. sPEvAK BROS IS5 1nde;
peQdence ave Sc ATT oRS6 Ia
Evening star., 1952-04-11
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE

The position offered by an
international firm in business
more than 100 years with over
loo outlets is for man inter-
eSted in security and the
chance for unlimited advance
ment. Paid vacation. family
hospital benefits, free retire.
ment plan. Good starting SAL
ary plus commission when
qualified. Experience not nee
eSsary,. Transportation fur
nished. Apply in person, Mr..
Tiller. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CO.. 1910 G st.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HELP WokAEN
MEAT WRAPPER

45-hr Hk; good pay with vacation
SEVEN CORNERS MARKET
Lee Blvd, Falls Church, Va.
Open Sundays.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
TIRE CHANGERS

TIRE CHANGERS
Good salary and working conditions.
BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th st. NV.
TREE EXPERT wanted by established
firm. Steady work and good pay.
only wanted. DE. i47i ewes. and
Sunday. Ia
Truck DRIVER. also work in type
writer shop. Must know sc. Per-
manent position. good pay; interview
onv Thurs. and Fri. ewes, between
6 and pm. 2019 Nichols ave. sc.
TRUCK DRIVER-See MR.. PENDLE-
TON. 1890 Georgia ave-. Wheaton.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HELP MEN
M EN-

Colored mail room helpers for satur-
Apply ready to go to work to mail
room foreman, Mr.. Ferber, at $40
pm. Good pay. Positively no tele-
phone calls,
Evening star., 1952-04-11

good starting salary.
hour week; pleasant working cond
LOWE & CAMPBELL ATHLETIC
GOODS. 1904 Vermont ave- NV.
DI. 4OS9. ii
Evening star., 1952-04-11
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom,
si-so years % Of i age, heaVyeIsaI heavy buiId
and capable of giving regular at
tendance; must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room sos. Open weekdays, S:3O-6,
and Sat. o-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
MESSENGER

Young man. 1919 yrs. of age. neat
in appearance. courteous and will
ing to give regular attendance: 40
hr. week. Bring birth certificate.
Apply Personnel Room COS. Open
weekdays 5000 and Sat, 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENTNC cTAD
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HOUSEMAN

Must be q good cleaner. excellent sal
airy and working conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 3700 Mass. ave
NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with good telephone voice
who is capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers by
telephone: 5-day. 40-hour week II
interested. apply Personnel once,
Rm. COS. Open Mon. through Fri.
$50 am. to B pm, and sat.
am. to l pm. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-11
HE EVENING STAR

MILLHAND. Permanent position open
for an. industrious young man in
terested in learning a trade. Ex-
perience not necessary. Apply CAP
1TOL PRINTING INK CO, SO6
Claiming pl. ne. -17
MULTILITH OPERATOR, for one
man shop: experience preferred; s.
hr. day. 5-day week; good working
conditions. ME 594O for amt i
Evening star., 1952-04-11
TIRES
National Manufactures

National Manufacturer
Wants statesmen to call on established
accounts to sell decal transfers, pre-
pasted wall borders. letters and
numbers and States souvenir decalS
to variety, paint and hardware
stores. Must have good car and
D. c and Virginia. Earnings. So, :
600 to $4,000. Liberal drawing
account and commission. Applicant
must be available and ready to start
work at once. Sales manager at
present in D. c. Give phone num-
ber for personal interview. Box
o3S-R. Star Ill