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The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10

supplies His voice deepened and
his eyes were harsh and fanatical
again. Morgan and his men must
be destroyed, Mr.. Farrar. Not dis
pers ID, not intimidated, lot
brought to justice, but destroyed"
'sHe has a place on the Gulf, =
Palmenter explained, mot far
from Velanto-a place very much
like the O'Neill place was at one
time-and he manages the whole
affair from there. To all intentS
and purposes, he has his own pri-
vate army there, q force that
varies from, perhaps two hundred
to as many as a thousand men. He
is well guarded. His men are con-
fident, hard fighters, and well
armed. There is no way to get at
him except by taking the place by
storm and wiping them out as you
would wipe out a rattlesnake's
nest"
"What good IS this?" she de-
manded. what good are the men
outside, the horses, the guns, the
powder, unless we use them?"
She spun around to face Clay, her
noStrils fiaring and her eyes hot
with anger. "Clay," she demand
ed. "will you lead these men?"
His lips frightened and he un-
consciously lifted his head q little
as he stared back at her.
~Pn lead hem," he said grimly.
IF they're ready TO go. Pn take
them"
CHE nodded her head IN sudden
- triumph, and when she turned
back to Palmenter, there was no
more hot fury in her voice. In
stead, there was the strength of
an unshakable decision that could
not be questioned.
"Sefior, you have heard Don
Clay. You will turn these men
over to him tomorrow or ] will
call a council of Las ESpinds and
demand that someone else replace
you!"
Palmenter's eyes were hooded
now and, as Clay watched him. he
saw the deep chest rising and fall
ing, as the man fought out the
bitter battle with himself. Then
the lids came up and tht eyes be-
meath them were no longer harsh
and challenging. Their searching
gaze was covered by a fog of in
expressible exhaustion, of weari-
ness too great to bear.
'You haven't any idea what
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
HEAVY FOG STOPS
WASHINGTON TRAFFIC

WASHINGTON IA dense fog
blanketed Washington early Tues.
day, slowing traffic to a crawl and
grounding flights out Of National
Airport.
Drivers in some parts Of the
city reported they couldn't see the
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10

sidewalks, and even pedestrians
we're having trouble finding their
way.
The Weather Bureau said the
peasoup covering, which set IN
about midnight, lifted shortly after
sunrise.
The Key West citizen., 1952-12-10
Wayward Bus Man
Enrages Riders,
And Vice Versa

CHICAGO Nv. E. Jackson, 80,
a Chicago Transit Authority street
car motorman for four months,
got his long awaited chance to
drive a CTA bus Monday.
His tour of duty as a bus pilot
was hectic, speedy and brief.
He was in the Loop at the height
of the evening rush. Traffic was
snarled. Package laden Christmas
shoppers jampacked his Archer
Avenue bus before he slammed the
doors and took off for the 10 mile
express trip to the Southwest Side.
He didn't make a single stop to
take on or let off a passenger.
He drove his bowling passengers
all the way to the bus barn at
Rockwell Street, jumped from the
bus and walked into the superin-
tendent'S office.
"I'm through" Jackson said as
he threw his Identification badge
onto a desk. 81 spent 10 years in
the Army but / can't take this"
A relief driver was summoned to
take the distraught passengers to
their destinations.
A CTA spokesman said Jackson
had quit.
HE can't do that" the spokes.
man said. oven fire him.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
WATCHMAN


For 3 &c construction project. Elk. o?7o.
MAN, for night truck loading; 40
company benefits: Immediate dis
count on purchases. state age, ex-
perience, etc. Box 471-S, Star.
MAN. 45-55, reliable. sober. willing
TO devote nights taking charge small
hotel. References. ST. 29SS. -5
MAN. install storm windows, exper.
not nee. highest salary. year-'round
days, 26l4 Wilson blvd.
MAN, with own car. as outside sales
man for interior decorating firm;
drawing account and commission.
r. c. NJ. BURTON d. SON, GIL E
st. NV. IS
MEN l2). white, car neces., preferably
married, to be trained for perm.
peS poSition on,o in s,inEo our service dept good
mission. For interview apply bet.
10 am. and pm. 92S Eye st. NV.
MEN (whitel. to deliver suburban
papers. Door to door delivery. Meet
supervisor at 9th and D sts. NV.
Thurs, Dec. 4th at 7:l5 am.
MEN t24,l. white, to distribute cir
400 New York ave. NV. Il
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Even inexperienced full-time
men average S1O0 and UP per wk.
Repeat business plus regular Gus,
toners assures you of steady, regular
income. Starts on a one or two day
trial basis if you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 per week and up on
regular customers by appointment.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
experienced man will make calls
with you and train you. II you are
interested in q sure way to raise
your income, inquire at Gil Ma
tional Press Bldg, 14th and r sts.
NV. or phone DI. 4477 or DI. 349S.
to so: s1.45 an hr. S. to start | See
MENTAL BAKING CO., NO. i770.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

CLERKS, experienced:
S1.:25 per hour plus commission; ;
fTll Or part time. OIL. 5000. MR..
DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR. so to
35 yrs. white; perm. Job; good SAL
ary. meals; 5ha-day week. Box 500-S,
Docc:TIoR's ASSISTANT. between 25
and 45; typins, experienced, pre-
ferred. Write Box 15S-R. Star.
stating qualifications. -
DRUG CLERK. exper.: day shift, no
Sun; top salary and comm. 1850
OPERATOR, experienced;
downtown air-cond. bldg. by large
corp: permanent position. hours,
FILE CLERK, young lady to do gen.
eral fling. white, 37h-hr. week.
Pleasant working conditions. Paid
yaSatien., Apply n person to MRS.
DI. 3412. q
FLORIST. thoroughly experienced;
must be qualified to take complete
charge Of flower shop. Wo. $500.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored; must be
thoroughly experienced on soda and
sandwich block; local, recent refer
ences required. Apply in person.
JUDD'S PHARMACY. 2750 14th ST..
HELP wANTED-whit.
only; loc. in Arl on Wilson blvd.
block from Court House. 6-day wk.
soda ,woork only. Call MR.. PAUL.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
HELP DoMESTIc (cort.)
HOIJSEKEEPER or uve.,n

HOUSEKEEPER or liye-in couple.
white. young or middle-aged; con-
scientious. hard-working and de-
pendable. For large suburban Mary
land estate: Bus service Excellent
references. zee 18th st. INV NV. ti Sra
floor front. %
HOUSEKEEPER. settled white woman
for motherless. home, Army of1icer;
two school children: compact, newly
decorated apartment in Fl. Myer
H0TsEkEGpER' SW htI!G e. e1i White, live o in
Middle-aeed preferred. WWorkine
couple, !? school-agd children. s.
day week. Fall Church. S12O mo
RE. 1881. before pm. 4
MAID, cooking and g.h.w.. exper.: live
in; Thurs. and Sun. OF: $40. Local
,sffSS; refs; reg WI, 6544.. a
for for general % l,I housegoEk; to 1--we y u
woRKfSG fSts eSS coUPiE desire %s re someon: aaS
to care for young baby; 5000, 5.
day wk. Refs. req. ia. s-04S9;o 2
WOMAN to care for 2 children in q
sGolored home: days q week. Call
Ho. 667s sfter 8 pm. 3
WOMAN. white, to live in: care OF
semi-inEalid: Phone OF. s545. bet
WHITE LADY, for light Housekeeping
for invalid. Call RA. 0332
CHEERFUL. MATURE WOMAN. fol
g.h.w. and child care, Mon, Tues
child refs. WI. 1897. ~
WHITE OR CoLoRED. to care fol
Broom apt. one school child; refs
After O'Clock. LU. 1-3263.
COLORED GIRL. for g.h.w.. plair
cooking: live in: age 20-30; upstair!
rm. and bath; nr. Chevy Chase Cir
Gle; must have recent local refs.
S33 wk WI. 439S.
C0LORED SETTLED LADY. care fol
home and school age boys. II
return for room and board ant
COLORED WOMAN to do genera
housework. II to s. no Saturdays
refs; $50; RIA. 2456. Thursday
1912, "a
Evening star., 1952-12-03
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE
OPERATOR

21-3s years Of age. with experience
Permanent position: 6-day, 4O-hour
week. holidays. paid vacations. many
desirable company benefits. Apply
Personnel. Room sos; open week
days S:30-6 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

GIRL. experienced check room. Ap-
Ply II to 2. MISS, CREAGEN. %
Chsek InT Room: Willard Hotel. g
Shse ge sssSme Dsssaeal responstT n%Tss ysaed IN
2-yr;, old, IN nearby Va; no do
mestic work; complete maintenance,
with Sl26 month. Call OW. Ss76.
LADIEs Is & 9s5s .ss time 4os day Or
81 PM; Tues AeRs %ed.. Tn Thurs. sm R@. Or
WOMAN. white. exchange light house
4o5a 4oTl sasie' sss4 FOR board. room. Box
woMESS u, over 21. to take over
Earn S25-S4O wkly. RE. SIO7. -5
YOUNG LADIES. 1s to 25, free to
travel Florida and return. No exper.
ersss sse5 saony monhy snd fSR TraVe ex
penses paid. new cars furn. Imme-
diate drawing account. See MR.. j.
F. KETTNER, Cairo Hotel, 10 to
SPARE e TINE IN ? CASH - Gel, xS xS..
experience needed; sell on sight
Gift wrappings ribbons, stationary.
STUDIOS. gao r st.. Suite 5os
Re 4716. 0pen Thursday ewes
YOUNG LADIES' Openings for 2
and return; transp. furn: average
SID weekly; neat appearing. ]. S.
GRIFFITH. Franklin Park Hotel,
1882 Eye st. NV. ell an. 6-s pm.
YOUNG WOMAN for sheet music
dept. knowledge Of music essential.
See. Mr.. Dixon. JORDAN's, corner
18th and g NV. -
Evening star., 1952-12-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, excel. dinners. parties. Also
expert laundress. curtains, linens
exclusive EXCLUSIVE. hoHsshold work, day. week
CIV. OR CHILD CARE-Colored
young lady desires lob: live in. RE.
GIRL. colored. desires any kind Of
work. Call HO. $50.
GIRL. COLORED, desires g.h.w. or
child care; refs. Ii. 4-5666.
MAID, colored, light. well expe-
Sienced; re ea1s apartment or suesthouse.
WOMAN, colored. neat, refined. wishe,
work: experienced cook. cleaner
fond Of children. Also woman wishes
to care for apts.; weekly or by the
hour; references. GE. 6644.
WOMAN, colored, settled, wishes 5.
day week; care for children, clean.
ing; refs; NV; section; No, s435
49sk. xE5k BY day or week. Call Pu
INTELLIGENT GIRL will sit thre,
NIGHTS a week, Tuesdays, Fridays
Saturdays. II. 3-607S.
COLORED GIRL. exper., wishes g.h.w.
excel. cook, laundress. likes children
live In or out. Ii. 3-0392.
C0LORED LADY desires g.h.w. or
days work; fond Of children; ref
erences; experience; wish file clerk
coIoREDi WOMAN % desires N; work, i?; Z
days q week. $3.50 to 1890. LU.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
BUSINESS SERVICES

HOME WORK WANTED. .dar...,n.
cards and envelopes, any ouantity:
prompt efiicient service, reasonabi:
rates; NsSy Call TR: All. |
Us install cleaning new Cabinets.
rofLmiica refrinca tops' dishwashers, ranges.
tised ,products; Installed by our
trained mechanics in one complete
operation; Some Jobs for as little
as IOSe down. For an estimate call
" l.. bATEMAN g. SON. HO. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

Completely erected; no money down.
yrs: to pay, free setimates Phone
Wv. 0ISl. q
Evening star., 1952-12-03
hELP--MEN

SALESMEN-Above all you are prob
ably interested In substantial,
year-round income. We can pay
you up to $4,000 annually We
have been in business Is years.
We are distributors for a new in
spring product called Protexa- Wall,
which takes the place OF paint. 1t
Is guaranteed for 10 years but tests
show that 1t lasts at least 20. It's
leads furnished YOU and the quality
and character of the company with
whom YOU work is of the highest
Call Mr. MILLION, MA. 4l5I. 8
experienced in men S
furnishings; excellent salary. ME-
TROPOLITAN HABERDASHERS
525 Ilth st, NV. a
Evening star., 1952-12-03

CAREER GIRLS
Under 27. travel Florida, New Or
leans all winter and return, as pub
fishers representatives; earnings,
$4,0O0-$6,000 year; transportation
paid, expenses advanced. Start i'm
Ambassador Hotel, RIM. $40, 10
a.m.-3 pm. 90
Evening star., 1952-12-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN

GIRL, colored, desires work as bus
girl Or baby sitter; 5-day week.
PRACTICAL NURSE tcolored). care
children or convalescent; maternity
speciality; top refs. Ii. 4-2952.
A.
SECY. -STENOG.. expert and capable
young lady available for part time
position: Box 473-M, Star. A.
TRANSLATOR (Spanish. English).
receptionist comptometer. typing,
general ONCE, college degree. JU.
WOMAN OR GIRL, white. to live in
and take care Of 3 children: no
housework; week ends free. Write
Or come to 5S07 Roanoke I'd. East
Riyerdale. Md.
care for child ! yr. old or younger;
b.day week. Ii. 6-93S9. A
PART-TIME secretarial-stenogra
position desired by experienced.
well-aualifled young lady. Box
465-M. Star. A.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. J

CEMENT WALKS. doors, steps, gem
eral repairs, large and small; white
mechanics. JACK SPARKS. HO.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge ROTO.
ROOTER: Phone RA 1888 any day.
Electric DRAIN SERVICE; sewers,
sink lines. basins and toilets, cleared
by electric equip, reasonable. rates.
no charge If not cleared: day or
night service. TU. 1900.
ELECTRICAL installations, repair
short circuits: small Jobs done Inn
mediately. RA. 1929 any time. %
FENCE-Galvanizeo chain link: ali
posts In concrete Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. SO months to pay. Phone
II 49s4Sss; 49s4gSsss; evenings and Sunday.
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
like new. Call any time. WA. 1l29.
FLOOR SANDING. REFINISHING -
Work guar; exper. mech: aver. rm.,
S15; free estimate; painting and
paper hanging. co. 1880. %
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. Call
AT. 1857 -6
Evening star., 1952-12-03
GARAGES

Completely erected; no money down.
= 3,y yrs t9 pay free estimates Phone
OW. 31el. IS
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting, plas.
tering. carpenter work. roof paint-
ing: repa. ring. No lob too small.
LIGHT EHHHIRi REPalRiSGl FH lS1l' AND pArNT1Sse, ArNms
Floors sanded, refnished and waxed.
pafafiNG paf hIss5 oSSTRaoros@comm.r e% Aei Sass
Sial ar and residential; satisfactory for
PAiNfiNG sPEcixEGsGi5s EcAiMxE1sG5 sA; sny s5es: syeS:
age room; immediate service; free
estimate. THOMAS. KE. S.le6O
PAlNTING--First-cl work At sen.
sinle prices, We will gladly make Q
pfersonai Per nas caii and furnish you with
PAINTING. paperins. Kemtonins:
S EStME sE, Ssss., JU s-4ass: aSsss:A:s!s:: ssss.:
PAINTING. interior and exterior; ;g re-
;ss4ie ss4S. MR. eGs0FfG fGcKEEIR, Il, a-Sei4 or "a.
PAINTING. interior and exterior, oy
aoie aoNe white men; best work for less.
PAINrfN'Gim, fN'im''ff fArEkrSdR@fsiir.t.-ciS,, Ef SdR99si
ately; MIR. PoAT. GE. 4 5s43. '%e 4. a'-
PAAPERINn AND PAINIiNG--sat,s.
MR Ms fAWRENcrf ffsSt9meTs for ever S5 Years.
PAfEkE AZ EfM aASGTMSGG SSGTSG si6 "a pef e7G$ Room IN.
sasranteed oE Asaase 4sss OF PaoiE eE STsle T9Te
. PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Caii Mr.
BECKETT. MI. O93O. DU. 4053. '
rdLASIERiNG, dons! RING, new or old repair work
gone lmmed, serv.: work guar; est.
II pITres; esrTbite White mech. Ia. O20s. "a
iaStEnlNG; ina sEi1IeS xn;ts cement water proof:
service: Columbia ssssn'''' 1883 DroHps
PLUMBING AND HEATING, nav
w1rk w"%rk Sr oFemodelins. Free estimates.
PE6MssIsNSSs: ER ssSs: AND HEATING. ;:5.Ir. msS
heaters Installed. Ssb up: % Al, HT; Woyf
guar: free estimates. W. II. Me-
pAENHNEY pkAENNEY, II: 4-7373.
kEEFKiGERAT0RS REPAIRED, com.
pFPENpnn peFSsaI snd Somestic; Dpe also contract.
UN. 1912. GN. s575. 'ioN Co.,
REMODELING & REPAIRS
OF all types and sizes on homes, etc
no loo TOO large or too small; no
psy dipeetly TGwn Wish fbnarrcing bnar r, arranged
sTRUcTIoN. RE. 7iee. ANN 3 c3N-
Cutters badP For susran%teed % vork wesr
495a WADDELL's RooF sERv1cEE.
SIOkM WINDOWS. triple crack. self.
storing aluminium storm Windows.
ano aluminium storm doors With
aluminium screens, including Kaizer
sun screens at no extra cost for
your sun-exposed windows and doors
save fuel with the finest window
ever sold plus having your hons
many degrees cooler in the summer.
Eor Tree estimate phone WI fSOS6'
GAPITOL CONTRACTING CO. 4SI9
Btethesda ave, Bethesda, Nd. -S
nv SERvICING-Day or evening;
~ SERVICE. day or night Psrf.
ssnd labor guaranteed for 90 days;
WINDOW SASH REPAIRED, re-slazed.
recorded, freed; also storm sash
1or the holidays, free Estimates:
prices reasonable. HALL at AD'
SWIFT WONDER cLEANERs-Leto Il.
40 your Xmas cleaning, Il. waxine.
wall cleaning. all household duties:
reasonable; 24-hr. service. DE. 0Sii.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
HeLp MEN tcont. }

OFFICE ASSISTANT, 20-30. some
tipping. for stock records and gen.
eral once work in Government con-
tract field. MA. O9S0 =
PAINTER-1st-class mechanic; must
have own brushes. S14 per day.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

STENOGRAPHER. white. for law Of
fice; state age. experience and SAL
sTEANosRaAPPHER,s afAN sGa PTh s.ar age 20 to s5; $50 8.
day week; hours $40 to 4:3O
Large organization with opportun-
ity for advancement. Regular pay
increases. Moderated priced en-
Ing salary, $3.50 per month. Cal
MR.. WEYANT, ME. 1900. 3
sTENOGRAPHER. with accounts re-
ceivable or payable experience. for
two-girl once of electrical supply
firm; good pay. five-day week. for
capable person; centrally located.
north Of downtown area. Write
fully. give starting salary required.
Box 500-M. Star.
white. under 35:
good salary and working conditions: |:
northeast section: will consider girl
Just out Of business school. Call MI.
O203. 4
Evening star., 1952-12-03
HElp-WoMEN
NURSE,s AIDE. white: for s-hr dntv

NURSES AIDE, white; for S-hr. duty
in suburban sanitarium: live in;
90 min. bus. service to downtown
Wash. FA. 0643. a
OFFICE GIRL; perm. $50 wk.. vaca-
ton with pay; excel. refs. MILLEPS
FURS, INC. 1871 G st. NV. 5
tion with national trade associa-
ton; pleasant office, congenial sur
roundinss. Call MRS. STOYLE. ST.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
HEIP--MEN

WAITER. experienced. for liquor res
taurant. Good tips and top wages;
8 pm. to am. Apply COMMO-
DORE RESTAURANT, 615 D st. Nv.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
hElP-Do

CHILDREN's NURSE, white. live in,
large family, country. Phone Laurel.
Nd. 1S-R. evenings. -S
cSSK, 9s5I NE Eiits stss7RPV PVT. home. s'mDorsr'.
COOK. white, exper.; Baptist Home
for Children: pleasant surroundings;
refs. Apply MRS. r. F. DUNMIRE,
119 Sth ST. s.e. 3
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, live in,
6-day week; must be available every
other Sunday; $50 start. OV. 1920.
G.H,W.,. 5 days. IL. to 6 pm, one
late night; S25 plus carfare. OIL.
G.H.W.. plain cooking: small family;
live in; top salary. FULLY EXPERI-
ENCED. 81. 9504. IS
G.H.W. COOK. live in. Help care 2
school-age children. 5la days. $25.
5000 Edeemoor lane, Bethesda, Md
HCUsEREEPER sERREIE;PER AND COMPANION
for elderly lady in apt. Call WO.
O56o. ~ 3
HOUsEKEEPER-cook or couple with
man employed; recent city refer
ences;. live In: only sober and de-
pendable. Apply Wo. 020z. 3
Evening star., 1952-12-03

goth CENTURY FOX FILM
Young lady. bookkeeping experience;
must be apt with figures, some typ
APPLY IN PERSON
Ais 3rd STREET NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIX -RECEPTIONIST course easily
tuition $50: night S25. MRS
CHANDLER HU 1924 ST 1878.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for GI training; day and evening
glasses. ,WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME in spare
time. Also 391 business. industrial,
engineering, art and academic
courses. Diploma awarded Write or
phone for catalog of courses. ICS
232 Bond Bldg, ME. S166.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
SUN OIL co.
1928 K st. NV.

1910 Conn. Ave. NV.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers. exper. in duct work. In
SIDE and outside men. Call JU.
S-1g27 after & call AP. 9643 or
sDPigs ssDpIg s7I4 No Capital View ave. SILVER
SHOE SALESMAN, IS to 35. perma-
shoe chain in America. For an am
for advancement ] EmploSee DHp SepSeI1fi!y Senefitsy
Apply in person. KINNEY SHOE
6 STORE; 3l0 fth St NV. a
D. C. stores. Asst. manager's POSITION ion
now available Salary open Cali Of
nee. AP. 2233 for interview. %
SILK SPOTTER, thoroughly exper.;
sober. steady. Managerial qualities
desirable. knowledge of cleanlnK and
pressing. Small. modern plant.
peasant conditions and good sal
ary. FINECRAFT VALET, AP. 1922.
SPECIAL OFFICER for mems fur
nishtng store. Apply Mr.. Dunaway,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. 942 F st.
sTEAMFITTERs, new construction
W WARNER NE & CO.. 1918 9th st. s.w.
sTocKM4N. to receiv. and COZ count
STOCK. take care Of .stockroom and
Apply WESTERN AUTO STORES,
S2i7 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
SUPERINTENDENT CHECKER for
warehouse. Settled man, must pe
able to type: should have car. Attrac.
SICK leave: Apply Mr.. Dent, SMITHS
STORAGE, 1913 U st. NV. -3
TAILOR. experienced: steady Job,
Apply in person, GREEN a. RED
CLEANERS, 1l4S 18th st. NV. or
call Ma. S1S3.
TAILORS wanted at once for altera-
tions on Marine officers uniforms;
steady work. BRAGG UNIFORMS,
1906 H st. NV a
Evening star., 1952-12-03
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
With mechanical ability and some
IN service dept. Cau in person,
DlCTAPHONE CORP. 1910 Conn.
Young ,(naSs y oMsEN-opening for ? boys
Neat appearance: cash advance:
Franklin Park Hotel. 1889 Eye St.
NV. 10-12 am, to 8 pm. Sc
YOUNG MEN for work in surveying
party par IN nearby p g. county. Ex-
Cali VA s.elspss aSse 9oT ioT appt. aor necessary
YOUNG MEN. to take orders for
Golfers: orders per day pays S75
per VIZ; no exper. nee. Rm. 422.
vat,4 4n4 n, y; ave: NV:
per wk. Apply 4 to 8 pm. RIM. 424
Bond Building. -3
MEN-15 hrs. wkly. II.
ewes. and Sat; part-time work in
hrs. to suit you, will earn you $40
Wkly. Apply 81 pm, Tues. We'd,
Thurs. RIM. SOL. 71O 14th st. NV.
LIFE INSURANCE sELLING-A ca
reer with q purpose. inspiration. in
formation, determination; 8 young
men, between $3.50 years of age,
will be selected to enter q career
willing to learn and determination
to succeed. If you are earning less
than $4,000 annually and believe
you possess the above qualifications.
write US giying full particulars
about yourself. Box 145-S, Star.
JOB PREssMAN-
Open shop. Metropolitan 1895. be-
tween and pm. Monday
in cutting I'D auto
mobiles: good salary. Call LU.
2-2535. or apply 4036 Minnesota
ave. NV.
PART-TIME GOVT. EMPLOYEES
Salary, plus commission for 3 hrs.
work evenings; earnings unlimited:
no selling exper. nee; transp. furn.
Apply in person. 2614 Wilson blvd,
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
PIX OPERATOR

Old estab. fuel company offers perm
well-paying position to lady. capable
OF handling busy board. See Mr..
Soyars. A. P. WOODSON CO., 1879
Evening star., 1952-12-03
2 MEN

With cars. under 35. some sales ex-
perience, $50 per week salary. Call
RIA. 1904, Thursday.
Evening star., 1952-12-03

TYPIST for main once Of construc-
tion company, age 20 to 35; 6-day
week; salary open. Apply ANCHOR
MANAGEMENT CO., 900 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-12-03
statesmen, PART TIME

To work 3 ewes. per wk. nightly: SAL
ary plus commission. Selling exper
not nee. Must have car. Apply in
person, 5-6:30, 1918 M ST. NV. 3
SALESNIEN-DEBIT MEN-Large ma
rltories selling and collecting health
and accident, life, disqualification
insurance. Guar. income to start.
plus bonuses. Exper. unnec. Get
set now for 1853 with a live-wire
agents contract. Call AID. 2l61,
8 to IL am. MR.. RAFKIN, after
20 to % IS: 8 av averase eeEN' earninas' s9SS asss
per month; good working condi-
ttonS. disqualification and insurance
benefits available, 2-week vacation
with pay after f1rst year. oppor-