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Evening star., 1952-09-14
Episcopal Convention
Reports Membership
Doubled in Is Years
By Cospor Names
Sf1r Stoff Correspondent

BOSTON, Sept. 13.-The Epis-
copal Church has nearly doubled
its membership in the last Is
years, it was reported today to
the denominations 57th Triennial
General Convention here.
The church in the continental
United States has a record g.
643,4 baptized membership, an
increase of AIT per cent over that
of 1927.
This represents a gain of ap-
proximately 10000 over 1851.
Overseas baptized members now
total 227 900 persons.
COMMUNICATE membership of
the church now totals more than
1.67 millions in the United
States. with an additional 73,747
outside the continent.
Greatest single gain for the de-
nomination in the last three
years is recorded in its church
schools. which added more than
100000 pupils. This brings the
registration rolls to more than
100000 pupils, with $1,000 teach
ers and officers.
More Clergy on Rolls.
The first notable increase in
the number of clergy, 600 more
than in 1949, also was reported
today. There are now 6,412
clergymen in the church, of whom
S11 were ordained last year. Those
studying for holy orders also
reached new high since 1949,
with nearly 1,759 candidates. and
postulants registered.
A resolution condemning the
practice of euthanasia, under
any circumstances whatsoever"
was passed by the House of Depu-
ties today. It now goes to the
House of Bishops for action.
The statement noted: There
has been a growing movement to
legalize the practice of euthan-
asia in order to relieve the hope
less suffering of fatally i'll peo-
pie" 1t pointed out this involves
"very basic moral and spiritual
considerations" and asserted that
since the church believes that as
God gives life so only through
the operation of the laws of ma
ture can life rightly be taken
from human beings"
At the same time the House of
Deputies turned down a motion to
oppose vivisection.
May Cut d. C. Budget.
The assessment assigned the
Washington Diocese to meet the
triennium budget may be reduced
from $102,324 to $96,861 If a new
plan for figuring quotas is adopted
by the convention. Aim of the
proposed method, passed today by
the House of Deputies, is to, ap-
portion more equitably the quotas
Of each diocese and missionary
district.
Principal aspect of the new plan
Is to consider the current expen-
ees Of each diocese and missionary
district for a three-year period as
Evening star., 1952-09-14

DR.. Gerald H. McAteer. as
sistant professor of surgery at
Georgetown University Hospital,
has been appointed as a medical
adviser to the American Legion's
national headquarters rehabilita-
ton staff.
A commander in the Navy
Medical Corps during World
War II. DR.. McAteer received the
Silver Star and the Purple Heart
for his work on the first U. S. S.
Hornet. He interned at st. Mary's
Hospital. Hoboken, N. j., and took
additional surgical training at
Georgetown University Hospital
and at Barnes Hospital, st. Louis.
Two other appointments, an
nounced by T. O. Kraabel, ma
tional rehabilitation director of
the American Legion, include DR..
Jack E. Geist Of st. Paul. Mimi,
and John J. Corcoran, New York
lawyer.
. Mr.. Kraabel said the new
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Scottish Society to Meet

The st. Andrews Society win
hold its first fall meeting at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the gymnasium of
the National Cathedral Girls
School.
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Dr. McAfeer Is Appointed Medical Adviser 10 Legion

medical consultants will permit
more frequent visits by the or
ganization to Veterans Admins
tration hospitals.
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HElP--MEN

DRIVERS to haul brick and building
materials. EXper. only. Also owner
operated trucks wanted. Call tn.
DRIVERS. good earnings. pleasant
work: away radio and taxi meters
IN s al cabs; full ,, or part time. o9os
DRIVERS WANTEDSVery good and
steady JOB; For information call
white, must be
capable of maintaining and promot-
s snt dry SAIL c!eaons oP Gu sdvaTss gSSd
ment. Lo. 5-31s1 for interview:
DRIVERS, sTocKMEN - Retail IL
quo tore. Excellent pay. Mar
aToss s5es meg asE Prsis5Esd segts c.ptoi scar IL
DRUG CLERK. experienced; several
nights, part Sunday; excel. salary;
ref. nee. 5636 Conn. ave-. Wo. 5000.
ELECTRICIAN - Licensed: handle
new Installation for Ve branches a
tail Arm Must agree to assume
sales work during slack periods.
Company benefits incl. hospitaliZa:
ton. insurance. paid vacation and
eo Sth ans SasS19ns Il: me- sh1SeEE Shons f.
7-94O0 -22
and experienced help
ers, for new construction. HARPER
ELECTRIC SERVICE. Ii. 3-5737,
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS and tech
nicianS-Openings for electronic
engineers and technicians with
small company engaged in design
and production Of electronic equip
ment and field engineering services.
Apply 104 West Jefferson ST., Falls
Church, Va, phone JE. 3-1011. -2l
ri ETvTRONITa
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HELP--MEN

INSURANCE AGENT for established
Industrial insurance route; unlimited
opportunity for man with initiative
sos Victor Bldg. 724 9th st. NV.
INSURANCE MAN with car for es-
tablished debit. life disqualification,
accident and health. splendid OPP
is. fSS good ;siary; ga Ssii NA. ss75 ~
INSURANCE MAN to build own in
dustrial agency. r. T. GARDINER,
MANAGER desired for
with large FLA Mortgage Co. and
real estate Arm. Must be ex-
perienced all-around insurance man
who can handle proposed inlarge.
ment OF present dept. and should
be qualified in all phases Of IN
surance. Liberal bonus and salary
based on productive ability. Give
details. Of experience. AL replys will
be- held confidential. Reply Box
for apartment project near n
Rosslyn; oil heat; sober. reliable
man with experience; permanent
position: starting salary. $l30 and
quarters Call MRS. HATLEY.
JxNiToR. AM Or bth-class license preferred l
but not necessary. to assist in large
apt. bldg.: live in or out; good
working conditions. Call co. T479.
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PERSONAL

DEEP SEA FISHING PARTIES ar
ranged-De luxe fishing cruisers.
bait. tackle and transportation fur
nished from Washington. Return
same day. Trips include 4 to 5
hours heavy trolling 80 to 40 miles
out ut sea. For reservations and
information. call ST. 1916. SPORT
FISHING CLUB, 622 CKass) Shera-
ton Bldg, I'll 14th st. NV. 81
natures therapy. Ewes. LU. 2-0013.
FEEnAs-sE lynn sEAufG n sS5HlsS eoRHsSr TSF 1915
ROOM AND BOARD for retired
gentleman: nice country home; $40
week. Call Vienna 27-M. .-22
MOTHER and 3-yr.-old daughter de-
sires nix rms. or board and child
care, in refined home. by September
1. Box 170-C, Star. 21S
BOARD AND CARE, for elderly OF
Handicapped gentleman; Dvt. home;
MIAMI BEACH-De luxe vacation
IA days; IA thrilling attractions
I9w l1S saIss4 as sse.1s. Ma 65S6; s4! eyes
HENS, dresses and skirts. 81 ca. Due
to popular demand, we are extend
ing our sale through July 81. Any
width hem. incl hitting. NEEDLE
vGTAEcY IN IN NGRRsiSG Tux HOME 0 foi n
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
Ncens' bv State and county 6H
6OA0
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BARRIERS
EXPERIENCED

For busy shop; good hours: excep-
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
sss4y sss sisb ST.
nsMR:" shift: must SAInM; be- Ithnor;oushiy expert
enced In all phases; salary opsn
HHIRT2issHHd HR2ls Il PersGn HNp 0pY psKNpINa co
BooKkEErER. on tull,eharss basis;
. ficient accounting BACKGROUND who
might be capable OF WORKING into
JOB Is cqntEolleE srpA9FE APpy n srPTIoN peTsSN
BLDG. in Annandaie. va. -25
mer. Report Monday morning at
Leesburg pike and Haycock rd..
BRRfGkfAYERs Rf{lf caYsEfhs; VI WANTED - a steady
Report with tools to, BUCK JACK
g son: \. :, sIh R,, ana naes oslethorpe SITS ne
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mechan-
tai JOB in cincinnati. Ohio: Apply
ANCHOR FIREPRooFING CO., Mr..
BUTCHER, exper.. reliable. sober:
good salary for right man. Apply
DIGS Store. 66o7 Ga. ave. nv
cASyAsssERs&, & house ok e ,1sSs house; men:
,ISsTss EeSg si7. MOVE PHoToaaA- 81.
CARPENTER. experienced, able to
9aSoaSe 9aS Or rnesday, ssy 'i 4soo P6rtsr @ ave-,
Suitland, Md. MR.. POPE: --21
CARPENTER, fully familiar with
home improvement and able to han
ing age and experience. Box T6-B.
cssiRsPPENrERs sisP te,-Experienced. Call
Mr., WHITMAN, RA. eso6 or 20.
As4F Il an 'a aoS6 }s5 EsaS'isss EsgS
cEERR, IL fi~' bookkeeping or accountins
BACKGROUND. for general office work;
must be accurate and able to type;
flts; Apply Mr; Auth. EMERaENcy .so y
cLERK-Ase eo-so. administrative
ability required; oppor. for advance
and excel. salary. Call ME. 1914.
CLERK, age 20-25. for general office
work with good handwriting. knowl-,
edge of tipping and operation Of
adding machine. Opportunity to
earn operation Of bookkeeping, ma
chine 5-day week, paid vacations.
good salary. Call DI. 0021. MR..
D. e. WILLARD or MR.. MEARS,
--22
CLERK for once and store sales
duties. Age 25-40. Fast all-around
man. honest. See Mr.. Albert.
AMERICAN BAG d PAPER Co.
1895 H st. ne. -2l
CLERK for order service work in
parts department; good working
conditions; an excel. opportunity;
cations, sick leave, disqualification.
pension. etc. Evening appointments
arTangedi ay Gall rrlYG M sIIhaI% sbs1l9w co st
HUI $500. -22
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Large national oil corporation offers
turlee letine so Deoese sradu.e Mth sssVdsS WS
selling ability; pleasing personality,
neat appearance. energetic and am
bilious, with future executive poten-
tial; must furnish car; starting SAL
ary approx. .S296 per month. plus
liberal ton v SaF ;. IL oIT ef Gpeans I'll and oil
burner sales division; interviews will
be arranged only provided you are
seeking permanent connection.
giving full and complete details re-
garding your education. busin ! eSs
saaSsst sondsst. it' Box {. saFs F.Ri; st.s :'!es!i
sAsssss AZ. ssss Ss suse.: fsS exp H EsS:
SALESMAN - Outside. to canvass
watches and rings; highest commis:
sions. Mr.. Joseph Tash. NEW YORK
JEWERY CO.. 719 7th st. Nv. aS
with car. Very good SAL
25-40 having exceptionally good
looks and personality. Every type
AppE, Apglz Men" 4%" ,IaH AMEFIGAN 9 e \ BAG 81 4
EAE GU W. 4EoO n oe' A'C' ~
SALESMAN (Southern Maryland).
Good salary and comm: Requirs
man with car and ability to. sell
wholesale supplies to grocers. bars.
general merchants in Charles. st.
Mary's and Prince Georges Coun-
ties. Call ma. 1902. -21
exper. for retail jewelry
store: excellent opportunity for
bright future II you are ambitious
and willing to work. Apply in per
son to KENT JEWELRY. 7O1 9TH
st. NV. --ZS
SALESMAN for retail liquor store;
good salary; experience preferred.
REX LIQUOR STORE, 6319 Wiscon-
sin ave NV. -E0
SALESMEN-ABovE AVERAGE IN
COME for man who can qualify Tor
colored Wholesale Dealer in Wash
ington, D. C.. Need ability to main.
tain headquarters for Products and
recruit. train sales force. For in
terview, give age, experience. etc.
255W, Chester. Pa.
SALESMEN-Fast selling 50 item.
You can average $50 per day or
better. Full or part time. Apply
70S 18th st. NV, 3rd door. -22
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LEGAL NOTICES

e. W. MOLLOHAN, JR.. Attorney,
GNiTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing 2 Probate Ceurt; cdInnnds n Re;
sseoRi Sss.MoRDER FIRING NEW DATE
FOR TRIAL AND PROVIDING FOR
PUBLICATION.-The notification as
to the trial OF the issues in this case
relating to the validity Of the paper
writing dated the 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1850. puTporting to be tn.
Last WIN and .1H Testament .t ,,oa OF Mar hasy
returned as to Robert r. Hilton, !
minor, James L. Hilton, a minor
Richard G. Hilton. minor: Thomas
P. Hilton, q minor. and Agnes G
Hilton. mot TO be found" It is, b.
The tho c9y5i hf lsst lssh ,sS dSy issue! Of Jul
set i down for trial i on the the 18th da!
Of October. 1852. and that thi
order and the. substance OF sal!
issues be published once a weel
for four successive weeks in tht
Washington Law Reporter and tWlc'
;h, week for the same period abs In .b Th
stance. Of said issues being as fol
lows: I. Was the paper writing filet
in this Court bearing date Of August
13, 1850, the Last VIII ana TeSta-
ment Of said decedent? g. Was tn
said paper writing purporting to b
the Last Will and Testament o.
said decedent executed and wit
messed in due form as required b,
law? 8. Was the said decedent a.
the time of the making or the sub
scribing or Of the acknowledging b!
her of said paper writing purport'
ing to be her Last Will and Testa.
ment. of sound and disposing mind
and memory and capable Of execut
ing a valid deed or contract? 4. Wa.
the said paper writing purportinf
to be the Last Will and Testament
of the said decedent procured from
the said decedent by fraud or de.
ceit practiced upon the said de.
cedente 5. Was the said paper
writing purporting to be the Last
Will and Testament of the SaiC
decedent obtained by undue In
fluence or dureSs or coercion exer'
cised upon said decedent2 ALEX.
ANDER HOLTZOFF, Judge. JAMES
r. REILLY. Attorney for Caveatee
(Seal) A True Copy. Attest: ELLA
A. BROWN. Deputy Register Of Will.
for the District Of Columbia. Clerl
Of the Probate Court.
jy21. "a, 1881 .au4 7,11,14.
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statesmen
statesmen
JANTTOR SUPPLY

Will your present employer show you
his costs?
Are you your own boss?
Do you make the quantity price ad-
justment for YOUR customers?
How many new accounts has your
house given you in the past year?
ACTIVE ones, we mean?
DO you get q statement Of your earn
ings twice q month?
WHY NOT GIVE US A RING and
talk It over in confidence?
CALL Lincoln 3-25oO. ask for Ray or
Elmer.
P. S.-we also stock many paper
items. 20
Evening star., 1952-07-21
SALES
OPPORTUNITY

Sales manager of O large
National concern will be in
Washington, wednesday. July
2s To- @ select SIs xscanc1 n1shealIes n ssIes
stan covering Washington and
surrounding area.
This is a lifetime opportu-
nifty for q sales career, and
the man we select must have
the best character reference.
sales experience helpful, car
necessary. Call P. J. SOME
BERGER, Elk. 5032, 8 am. to
8 pm, and z to 8 ewes.
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SECURITY
BANK
9th and G Streets NV.

BARBER WANTED. Convenient su-
burban Va. location; high earnings;
air -cond. shop; BROWNS BARBER
SHOP. 2171 No. Glebe rd., or after
6 p.m. call FA. 1899. -23
Evening star., 1952-07-21
SALES TRAINEE
Earn While You Learn
Aggressive Young Men

24-28
Salary and commission, training
course, national organizat1on. By
appointment. MI. 2703. -23
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper. in fabrication. Good salary
Mus overtime and comm. CON-
NOR'S, INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. sc.
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Bakery Sales Clerks
SALARY COMMENSURATE
WITH EXPERIENCE

Immediate openings in modern, attrac.
tive, air-conditioned surroundings;
meal and nylon uniforms furnished;
numerous employment Dement'S In
cluding group insurance, hospitali-
Zation, paid vacations, sick leave,
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC.
RIM. 200. 1341 @ st. NV. "a
BEAUTICIAN-Expert. Good oppor-
tunity. Salary no object. Hours. Q
sEaSrr E s. or Noif1ElkhkroR, 1ElRkhkroR salary "a and
shop. EMMA LEES, 211e Wilson
blvd. Arl., OK. 1898. III
time; new. air-conditiofied salon;
closed Saturdays. Phone DE. 1922.
RUBINO, 2659 Conn. ave. -22
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Exper. all
around, permanent position. $55
szLoN. s 'SSssa n. KPashis Pershins asA3! Dr.. All
BEAUTY iitHr 'oPERATNORR,, FOR, exp. desired:
ssss 7sy1s s1AJx III saos saa 81 ssas eEia ifs
Beauty U;EI OPERATOR. earn ss5 70
plus commission; modern. air-cooied
ehSR cSgivE Fishs' RRHRDRrssRRRRs RHSi1RsDSRR sRRRls L9g
Beauty IA r. OPERATOR. over es, at
tractive; excellent opportunity. DU.
Evening star., 1952-07-21

cSyEFNESE SE SoEEMsr3 or 5IREdPoE 5HE R1sFHIoF Ct
HREahM4Ys sRaED PkoeoxLS p Six Suly viii IT, be l9Ss Ss
ceived In Room. 429, District Build
ins, 18th and = Streets, NV Ns;WVo
sgMsiAinssIlp sgM sSlp 1 D. 1854, uRtll RasrGRS 2ieS
iicly opened and read for Rsspr.
facing Various RoadEays Within
pSss ss RTss e c9Smsa 9E01eI Sth AZ
imately. 500 tons, asphaltic concrete
base: 4.2O0 tons, binder mixture;
see seo e4s tons asPnsis sTr snd
specifications may be obtained from
the Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
D. c.. Room 427, District Build
ing; Telephone National 5000, Ext.
237S. jy16,17,1S. 20
GSyEENMENT SN 9H4 IfSs,S or gEcSpg THE RIsTRIGT q
SEALED HMH PsoPosAIs r 81 ' viii Vii 1s'~ Be- re-
ing. 18th and E streets: NV.
pn Mashinfs022 5as g. ie52 3 EzsrERN al HPs pA9 a9o
LIGHT TIME, and then publicly
opened and read for Bituminous Sur
ways in the District Of Columbia.
The project consists Of approxi-
5pG stely lss SS o6o gallons; asphalt pnSlf
cover material (srade No; ~. Pro-
be obtained, without charge, from
the Chief Clerk. Engineer. Depart
pens (sssrstary snO cGDsEais p,.t1it. PSaEa sSIS.
ing. ,!Tslephone National 5000.
wis. Is lS.21,22,2s.
WARRINGTON sUBURBAN SAM,
NO. 1O99-W.-WATER MAIN CON
STRUCTION.-Sealed proposals for
constructing in Indian Head Road.
approximately $40 feet Of s-inch and
10-inch water mains. will be re-
eeived at the ONCE Of the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Hamilton Street. Hyattsville, Mary.
land, until Monday, July 2S, 1862,
ct which place and time they will
be publicly opened and read. Plans
and specifications NAV be obtained
from the ONCE Of the Chief Engineer
.rvhed the cOmmisssiOn ssIc.,, Hyattsgi{e sE n
which deposit will be. returned to
bidders or to those returning plans
and specifications In good condition.
RAYMOND W. BELLAMY, L; 8; RAY.
J.. NORMAN AGER: Commissioners.
Attest: JAMES B. PARKH1LL. Sec
retary-Treasurer.
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRA-
washington. b. c., July is. l952.-|
Sealed bids in duplicate for COM
plete passenger elevator, etc. in the
Apartment Building (Building No:
Health. at. Bethesda. Maryland, will
Be received until 100 pm. Eastern
Standard Time. on August IL, 1882
In Room No G-341-B, General Serv-
ices PSiIding RS ,,,as WSshinston 25 3; o6 G.;
No. G-341-D: Bid guarantee is re-
tract exceeds $4,000. U. 8. Standard
Form No. %. Construction Contract;
payment bay M 6o bonds E viii be required.
Upon request one set Of Prebid Docu-
ments and two sets Of drawings and
specifications will be supplied with
out charge to each general contrac-
tor interested in bidding on the com.
returned. Upon request and in the
discretion Of the undersigned one set
Of drawings and specifications will be
furnished TO builders exchanges:
similar organizations. with the un-
derstanding that the set will be re-
tained on their premises and made
available for inspection by any in:
terested sub-contractor or material
firm. Bidding material may be OBJ
tanned at Room No. 1904. General
Services Building, 10th and Fl
streets NV, Washington 25. D. c.,
phone Executive 1900, Extension
2397. w, E. REYNOLDS, Commits
Sioner Of Public Buildings Service.
General Services Administration.
jy19,20.21
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PARKING ATTENDANTS, over 1s
RsrEing Lot 18th and . St: NV.
PAYROLLCLERK
comptometer experience necessary;
pany benefits; immediate discount
privileges. Apply personnel of1ce.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va. -22
PHARMACIST, reg. in Va: full OF
part time. Good salary. RUST
MANOR PHARMACY. Pa. I'LL.
PHARMACIST. reg. tcolored: exper.
and and refs 5ssHirsd 0fx Coed RsX ap6
PaSroGRAShEi PfaSSrGGRRA Shfsi wanted; 500 xEly.
salary; own transportation or other
arrangements can be made. I'll
18th & st.; ;,E Roem OF. MoYE P5. Pao-
pH0TSS pHHS0fSApSGFSS c6uPSN MAN-N.w. .tsTse- ia
sales. Apply PETRiE sTUDio. o5os
PtasTEskiEHRs, colored. .1s.-class me
sSs |s. ss,'sS q .P' Sss
BADINI q BON. -22
PLASTERERS (s0): top wages:
steady work; only first-class white
mechanics need apply; TO. 6t'06
stteT sax1 9 pm. call TO, 1924 Or VA.
PEgGnMsiBERs-Journeymen with Mary
land cards preferred. Report ready
to work. See .Leatherbury on JOB.
st. bridge. Sc. to Alabama Ave,
left on Alabama Ave-, continue out
Marlboro Pike approx. mile and half
past District Heights, turn left on
Boones Lane 8 blocks to Job. or
WM&A bus line to Forestville;
PLUMBERS and helpers. for Rock
vile area. Phone WI. 6611 for
PoRkTiER and driver tcolored5. part
time; lO-3; reliable and reference.
pSRfEe S1lz esGiss %Sb bEE1VEkxn. SEf Ga C per-
APOLLO 1p LIQUORS. e54 Il st. PC:
PoRTEky cOlored, young man, good
RoTi a5foLGYs t5f sas af:s nSt and aare1d s 70
PORTER, full time; Nd. sz.ysr'so u;
PHdAaRRAMAcY. PHdAaRRAMA 1140l Ca. ave. 70.
PoRTER-DELIvERY MAN for drug
store; must have drivers license.
PRESS FEEDER, man or boy, to feed
platen presses; steady Job, small
shop, short runs. Call Elk. 039S.
PRESSER, experienced. very good
salary; permanent position. Apply
in person. 6233 Georgia ave-, NV.
PRESSER
Experienced on mems and women's
clothing; good pay, steady position;
come prepared to work. Apply Mr..
Berns, 3rd floor. BONDS CLOTHES,
RADIO SERVICEMAN - Benchwork.
Must be exper.; good working conds.
DOWD'S RADIO q ELECTRIC CO.,
441S Conn. ave. NV. "a
REAL ESTATEIMen to work in our
sales dept, must have nice appear;
ance, pleasing personality and full
time use Of automobile. See Mr..
White. 9:16 to 1890 am. at w. c.
& A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT
CO.. 1880 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
90
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2) 49,
With cars; openings for men who will
work hard; long hours; experience
not necessary; ONCE OF realtor-
Z. r. BLANCHARD. REALToR
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CAIEC TRAINEI

SALES TRA1NEE
NOW WE HAVE AN OPEN
ING IN OUR RETAIL
GROCERY ROUTE D1VI-
SION. EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY, WE WILL
TRAIN. COMPANY CAR
FURNISHED. FOR INTER-
VIEW CONTACT MIR. HALL,
SENATE HOTEL, 101 D ST.
NE, TUESDAY ONLY.
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PHYSICIANS

Once in q lifetime opportunity to
open local of1ce with low overhead
and excellent practice ASSURE. from
day of opening. ia 9453. -21
ATTENTION MOTHERS!
Described and advocated in the June
1852 issue Of the American Journal
Of Pediatrics Contact your ply
sician or call ENURTONE. RE. 1895.
Evening star., 1952-07-21

When ansuerinp adveTttsements
Gddressed to Stdr bofes, do NOT
inclose original references. photo
ordphs or other materials OF per.
Son0I p0lue. Copies serUe the pur.
pose and originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings. Good refs. 81. 1851.
full-time and one part
time. Start on one or two day
yourself what an. excellent opportu-
nifty this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average 500. and up per
week calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
regularly. No experience necessary.
An experienced man will train you.
Apply oil National Press Bldg. 14th
and sts. n.w.. or call D1. 4477 or
MEN. IS to 80 years Of age to change
fare boxes. physical work. Legible
handwriting and clear record neces-
sary. no experience required; Rec
iaht, tSa zSuFs zS Psufs pmk pHsek & sais MON Month";
ly with free transportation, paid
vacations, sick leave and pension
plan. Apply $50 an. Monday
through Friday, Employment Once,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.. seth and
" sts. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn
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BEAUTY OPERATOR

For exclusive air-conditioned hotel.
apt apt bldg; beauty s,y sale salon; I'D, S,day Ess;, Es;,
ALBAN TOWERS BEAUTY SALON.
OR. 1871. A-22
BOOKKEEPTNG ASSISTANT, 70
check cash and keep accounts re-
ceiyable controls. Help on payroll.
Some tipping. Paid vacation and
employe discounts. For appoint-
ENSase, %sRs call MIR. MARSHALL, L,ss IL
BO00SRSIRHEsEPER BO0RREEPER, accounts receivable
and payroll experience necessary.
Call Mr.. NEAL. OIL. 600. rs
BOOKKEEPER, small once. 6-day.
$hI ca ior yess essS ae pssson Sor sSp
call MRS. GARDINER. ME. 1890.
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HELP--MEN
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER 70

AUTO SERVICE MANAGER for sub
chanical and body shop with $4,000
monthly potential. Must be able
to diagnose trouble and estimate
wreck Jobs. A. great opportunity for
right man seeking seeking career WIN ths q
fastest-growing communities in the
d. s., See Mr. Erwin, ERWIN FORD
CO.. Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge
rd., Fairfax. Va. -26
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN-Permanent
position for reliable. sober, fully
exper man, capable Of complete
control Of well equipped shop; Stu
debaker exper. preferred. See Mr.
Krovath, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, Studebaker dealers, Arl..
va. OW 1922. --26
Evening star., 1952-07-21

Young man, white. to learn
to. to run Ia.l MohawEk anrE st, distributors
Of carpets. in modern ware
house, with latest equip
ment. Republication and in
surance benefits; paid vacation.
J. j.. HAINES g. CO.. LA.