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Evening star., 1952-07-20
Poison Fish From Wabash
Bring Indiana Warning
Rx the A,.aeiutsd Pres,

INDIANAPOLIS. July 19.-The
Indiana State Board Of Health
said today it has learned unidenti-
fed persons have taken cyanide
poisoned fish from the Wabash
River.
DR.. L. E. Burney. State health
commissioner. said "lethal doses
Of cyanide poison may be present
in these fish and persons eating
them may suffer from the same
fate as the fish,"
The poisoning solution was
dumped inadvertently into the
river last Tuesday by workers at
Ia factory in Lafayette.
Tests taken late yesterday be-
tween Lafayette and Cayuga, AZ
miles to the southwest, showed
that the dangerous solution was
virtually dissipated.
However, DR.. Burney said some
individuals had taken dead fish
from the infected area and were
cleaning and storing them In
freezer units.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
EXTRA BEAUTY AND QUALITY
Of Body by Fisher

The graceful flowing lines of Body by Fisher styling
with extra quality in every detail. Safety Plate
Glass all around :. with glare and heat reducing
E-Z-Eye Plate Glass optional at extra cost.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Arlington Man Named
Officers Group Director

Appointment Of Col. Charles M.
Boyer as executive director Of the
Reserve Ofhcer's Association was
announced today by Capt. Robert
G.. Burke. national president.
He succeeds Brig. Gen. e. A..
Evans, who resigned to become
city manager Of Miami. Fla.
Col. Boyer. Of 3518 South Utah
street, Arlington. has been the as
sociation's executive officer for the
last six years.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Ad Club Outing Wednesday

The Advertising Club Of WASH
|ington will hold its summer out
ing Wednesday at the Bethesda
Country Club. Dinner Is scheduled
for $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
NO INTEREST

Eveybodys got so darn much money these
days that we probably cant stir up much
interest IN our Complete Oh Heot Budget
Plan but If there ore a few homeowners
left who have to count their pennies we
suggest that they look into the detoiIs Of
this Plan that allows them to spread their
period with only small easy poyment each
month which will ovoid those greet big
heating bills In mid-winter when you have
to worry about Christmas and income to<es
too, and another thing, It doesn't cost one
extra cent ether Phone John P. Aenew 8
Co., Ine., at National 3o68.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
of tl1e union is 4 violation of theiI

LOT the union Is Q violation Of their
agreement.
Mr.. Petrillo told the bookers,
and the recording artists they
represent. that union rules pro-
|hibit union members from playing
with non-memebrs, and that union
musicians cannot record for COM
|panies that do not have union
contracts.
The letters said that the fed
Grafton intends to enforce its con-
tract prohibitions.
while my first responsibility is
to the jobleSs musicians Of the
United States and Canada" Mr.
Petrillo said. II feel we are also
performing a duty to the public
which is being fed an increasing
budget Of synthetic music by i'm
portant segments Of the entertain
ment industry which care not Il
music and musicians go the way
of the American Indian"
Evening star., 1952-07-20
Baptist Church Sets RevivuI

Fountain Memorial Baptist
Church will hold a Sunday School
Revival Week" tomorrow through
Friday in the church, 2214 Naylor
road Sc. Glasses will be held for
all age groups from 1880 to $3.50
pm. each night. The Rev. Walter
A. Mitchell is pastor.
Evening star., 1952-07-20
EXTRA WIDE CHOICE
Of Styling and colors

Styelne or FleetIine-and II models to choose FRONT
Solid colorS or two-tone combinations-26 in alll
Here's the widest color choice in the low-prce field
with color-matched interiors on all De Luxe models.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

surrounding Carlton County were asked to
join in an annual mass wolf hunt
About $50 persons pitched in on the hunt
pictured here. Expert archers joined with
rifle marksmen of both sexes Shod in snow
shoes, they formed long line and hunted
through hundreds of acres, while at right
angles to them another line of hunters acted
as flushers.. driving all wild life before them.
In addition to killing wolves. the hunters
bagged many snowshoe rabbits, considered to
be asliE1aall pests
Besides their main purpose these hunters
take count of every animal they see. Total
counts are turned over, species by species, to
DR.. William H. Marshall professor of wildlife
management at the university, who uses the
figures to study the balance between trees
and wildlife in the sanctuary
Evening star., 1952-03-09

TINE WOLVES of Minnesota haven't been
i finding life so healthy during the last
few years, in spite of the fact there's plenty
of wild life to prey on. The reason is that
every winter some hundreds of citizens of
Cloquet not far from Duluth, have made
point of conducting determined. public
spirited campaign against the rapacious
marauders.
The area surrounding Cloquet has had
more than its share of wolf troubles ever since
the University of Minnesota set up a 8 3,6ee-aeFe
wildlife refuge station in nearby area. While
deer, grouse and many other species hocked
there, the wolves got word of it, too, and began
to infest the sanctuary, preying on the weaker
species and also playing havoc with the live
stock on nearby farms. To correct this evil,
many Of the licensed hunters of the town and
Evening star., 1952-03-09

PREPARATION. Shoteuns
ore checked right os the
hunters line up OF the stort-
ing point. At q given signal.
teams Of 10 will proceed by
snowshoe to the preserve.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
CLERK-TYPIST
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
CT,ERK-TYPTST

NIIJ1VIA- I L I I'D
And general ONCE work. excel. work.
ing conditions with good pay; B.
day wk.: experience not necessary.
Apply Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd floor BOND
CLOTHES 1899 r ST. NV
Evening star., 1952-09-10
HELP WOMEN Cont J

= MANICURIST. expert
enced; excellent salary: 8 days, 8 to
g., Call SH. 1921 or 946 Wayne ave,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. B-day wk.
EMMA 1.,sdA LEES LEE BEAUTY SHOP. 2iJIS9 2iI9
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Apply in per-
SON. PAUL HAIRDRESSER, 1894
K st: NV; hrs. $3.50 to $50, Mon.
BEHGTFR Bshs4GpFR sTss ssasy sanesieDeed Iii
SALON. ia. S-9440. 10
BOOKKEEPER-371s-hr. 5-day wk..
vacation, sick leave; pleasant work
son, MUTUAL FIRE iNsURANcE OF
R5oSKEEpHRwSt;i,n y; S 1S9l H 81; nv sCcoun.;n5 1e
perience. must be thoroughly faulil-
lar with building contractors ONCE;
excellent opportunity for capable
honest person. LARCHMONT CON-
STRpCT10N CO. 1913 West Broad
BOOKKEEPER, exper. helpful but
not essential, Perm. position. Excel.
benefits incl. annual bonus. Apply
in person. 9:30 m. to pm, to
MR.. PATTERSON. Suite 416 Ring
bldg. 1900 18th st. NV. Ill
BOOKKEEPER, experience not es-
sential; good permanent position for
alert young lady. Apply in after
noon. to auditor. EBBITT HOTEL,
10th and H SITS. NV. Ia
BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable:
white. Must be good at figures: ex-
per. necessary. Not over 40 yrs. of
age. 5-day, 35-hr. wk $45 per wk.
to start; Boz 600-G, Star. --16
tact work. ME. 4S1S for appoint
Evening star., 1952-09-10

REAL ESTATE statesmen
We are in the need OF full-time. live
wire statesmen; q good chance for
the right men; experience necessary
and car. Ii. $4,000.
Southeast Realty Co.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
HELP MEN (cont.)
Parking Attendants

Over 1S yrs.; exper. required. Apply
parking lot. 18th and Z sts. NV.
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11Ol PENNSYLVANIA Ave NV.
CLERK

CLERK
35 or under; 371a-hour. 5-day week;
pleasant surroundings, good OPP.
for advancement; liberal employe
benefits; good salary. Call RE. 81 55.
-lO
white. perm. position
with life insurance company. Ex.
cellent working conditions. Paid
hand helpful but not essential: No
View. W e. WERNER. sl1 nth st.
CLERK-TYPisT. for general once
work; knowledge of shorthand: small
ONCE in old established Arm; liye in
age 20-35; good salary. Apply J. L.
BATEMAN & SON. 2O04 r. I. ave.
CIERk0fYPIsT. LII; IF T1s2; in wholesal. house;
S6ssy Soasy res ehr bospfasSSop Ea sS9S WosktnE oeEE
benefits; good salary. Cali .pU.
riflGEIRTKi-TYPIsr-Bookkeepingm ilGITi m knowl- i
edge pref; under 40; pleas. environ
ment. 5-day wk.. s:3O-4:30. Apply
uRSeR Il psfsSP co EFAT 5sp MoodEsfa A%SEiGaT sS d.
cLERK,TYPIsT, experienced. part
position. Apply in person. Suite
102. 1929 Eye st. NV.
white. fast and ac-
curate; with reliable long established
firm. Good starting salary. FOOD
SERVICE EQUIPMENT CO.. INC,
220 St ne. Apply in person. :.--I5
CLERK-TYPIST, white. for large
auto parts dept; 5Aday .wk.; usual
employe benefits. Call Mr.. Dixon,
DE: 2003. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS,
RK-TYPIsT. age 1s to 80; i'm
mediate opening; 5-day week; excel.
p0rtunity for advancement. Mod
crate priced employees cafeteria in
bldg. Hours: $50 to 4:30. Call MR..
WEYANT. ME. 1900. Ill
CLERK K-TYPISTS. several needed at
once for permanent position in our
8 stores. rapidly expanding jewelry
hrm. Good salary. Pleasant working
conditions. z Company bensfits in
elude life Insurance. health tnsur-
ance, discounts. and Q future. Apply
In person. Mr.. Trice. FRANC JEW
EIlkY co. 627 7th st. NV. 9TH at q.
Evening star., 1952-09-10

Over 1s yrs.; exper. required. Apply
parking lot. 18th and Z sts. NV.
PARTS MAN-Exp. for farm tractor
and equipment dept, perm, good
salary. 6-dy. wk.., hospitalization,
paid vacation and holidays. See
iNTERSATToNAL siTasS fiS,SIlL y H ARvE + E r
DEALER. MALONEY'S. INC. $3.50
Ga. ave. Silver Springs. lis
PATENT ATTORNEY-Large Okla
homa petroleum company desires
to add young experienced chemical
patent attorney to its staff; arrange-
ments for personal interview can be
made TO. Sept. IL and IL. Phone
Ex. 3050. Suite 4O4 Common
PHARMACIST, full time: excel. SAL
ary; pleasant working cond. Apply
STORE. 5000 Georgia ave-. Silver
PHARMACIST, registered. for Vass
Pinehurst. Easy work, elderly man
VAss DRUG STORE, Vsss, N. c.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER, news and
commercial work. Apply in person,
1913 F st. NV. See MR.. ZARNOFF.
PIN-BALL MACHINE MECHANIC. ex-
perienced: permanent. Good salary.
PLASTERERS-First class. white
mechanics to work in nearby Va,
best wages. Call after pm. Cres-
PLAsTERERs LABoRER. to work in
nearby Va. Should have car; $1,000
day to right man. Call after pm.
Crescent no
Evening star., 1952-09-10

aSe ood s1as MaS sssps sSpsr SnnS koshe
SERVICE fIsa Il: NAN IAN for heating eouipment ae
Apply 4130 Georgia ave. NV. be-
sERvTcE fTssR anf Nan sS0 WITH a;R' KNOWLEDGE
automatic washers essential; % 40. Q.
hr.. 5-day week; liberal car allow
ance; excellent company BENEFITS.
APPLY c. J: Boudreau, SEARS ROE
BUCK & CO., $500 v st. ne, rear
B!adensburg I'd: Hot Shoppe. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
eonmis eop II uSr1catien; and good salary Plus
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white; lub. exper. and good sales
ana vac ss1s IN dsy s4Noeo e'es s2RV
sERvicE Ts sTxrloN fys ena R,ysT aTTENbANT "a SiT
apply BRADSHAW'S ESQ STA.
TON 1901 Wisconsin ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
M sisE Leave; e.. AgpIy Andrews AIR
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
RSHp e9d saasy ESQ to sTAoNp staE apply Rver EvEE
SERVICE 81 sTATIoN ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced only. CASTERS GULF
SERVICE. BOIL Nichols ave. Sc. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Apply LEE PERSHING ESQ, 1900
N. Pershing dr., OW. 7707. Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
exper. in fabrication work Salary
and comm. coNNERs & FOSTER,
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR
White. exper.. references. SAND
LER'S GULF SERVICE. 4319 Wis
= consin COZ ave-. apply in person: 10
white; no lube work; pref. shift
operator; rapid pay advancement;
free disqualification; vacation with
pay; free laundry. Apply CHERNER
Champlain st. NV. See Mr., Valen-
tine. Phone AID. 9711. Ill
Evening star., 1952-09-10
TRUCK DRIVERS
PERMANENT

colored. 25-35 yrs. Of age: previous
experience as truck driver In
Wash. area; clear driving recoro
and D. c.. drivers permit are re-
auired. Must be. able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room 605; open weekdays S:3O-5
and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
TV SERVICE MEN. local distributor
has opening for bench man and
outside serviceman. Good pay, va
cation; 40-hr. wk. Call LA. 6-55OO.
p. LaBARBERA. Ia
TV SERVICE MAN with car: part OF
full time; excel. opportunity. Ap-
ply 1911 Nichols ave. s.e., or call
TV AND RADIO PARTS CLERK. ex-
perience preferred; some one to
develop into manager; paid vaca-
ton; bonus; good working conditions.
See Mr.. Minogue.- NATIONAL RA-
DIO & TV. CO.. 69O2 4th st. NV.
ia. 0T93. -l2
Evening star., 1952-09-10

SHOVEL OPERATOR WANTED, ex-
perienced; union pay rate. Call
10. S-9645, bet. 8 am. and pm.
t2): finishers 12).
must be experienced. steady work.
all year round. OW. 1141.
SIGN PAINTERS HELPER, with let
tering experience. TU. 24s5: -12
SODA FOUNTAIN-Lunch man
Reliable, thoroughly exper. this type
business. Capable of assuming re-
sponsibility. and able to. take COM
plete charge within short time.
CHLA!NDLERS DRUGS. Landoyer
SOFTER, silk and wool; must be
highly experienced. BLACKSTONE
CLEANERS. 1902 L st. NV, ST.
SPOTTER. pref. exper. silk and
wool; transp. furn. to and from
Wash. OF. Alex. Engleside 1881.
STEAMFITTER, experience necessary
Year-'round work with well-estab-
lished plumbing firm. Apply in per-
SON. I'll Kennedy st. NV. Ill
STENOGRAPHER- pay. 4O-hour
wk. Good chance for advancement.
Call MR.. EARNEST. ME. 1866 for
appointment. -12
Evening star., 1952-09-10

MEN
Are you satisfied with your present
position? Do you have ample job
security? have openings for
men capable of displaying initiative
and desiring to improve themselves
Benefits include:
l. Good starting salary.
2. Xmas bonus.
3. Paid vacation.
4. Paid sick leave.
B. Free disqualification.
8. Free life insurance.
Apply in person. See MIR. O'BRIEN
1892 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring,
Md, 9 to 5. -12
MAN to assist window trim
hler in display department; perm.
poSitton; many store employe bene-
hts. SPORTS CENTER. 500 D st.
.I.W. 10
MAN, parking lot attendant
fuu time. exp. not necessary. Must
be able to drive. Apply to MR.
SCHUMAN at 1904 Fenton st., Silver
Spring Md Id
Evening star., 1952-09-10

YOUNG MEN, 18 TO Is
Free to travel Calf. and return with
plus bonuses with travel expenses
paid; new cars furnished; perma :
nent position. See MR.. KASKO,
Carlo Hotel. 18th and Que NV; no
phone calls. lie
Evening star., 1952-09-10

rRIM CARPENTERS - 1889 Fort
Stevens DIR. NV. MAGAZINE BROS,
ME. 6056. -1O
TRICK DRIVERS, must know city
streets, able to be bonded: steady
work; 5-day week. overtime pay;
starting rate ST per mr. Apply 1915
New Hampshire ave. NV. (21st and
M), y to II am. -.12
TRUCK DRIVER-Reliable, sober and
neat appearing, must know WASH
ington and Arlington. for furniture
and installation of draperies and
Slip covers. Must be family man.
Good salary. good hours. Call after
$50 pm. vi. 715S. III
TRUCK DRIVER, white. must have
Nd. permit and be familiar with
D. c. area; duties will include
cleaning. shop in spare time; must
give refs: 45-hr. .wk. at ST so
per hr.; steady employment to the
right man. MARENKA METAL
MFG. co. SOIL Creston St. Bla-
densburg. Md. AP: 1898. Ia
TRUCK DRIVER, for fuel oil de-
livery. Call 81. 1177 Ii
Evening star., 1952-09-10
statesmen
INSURANCE

UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY
FOR SELECT MEN WITH
A LARGE, MULTIPLE LINE
INSURANCE COMP ANY.
WE ARE OFFERING A
LIFETIME CAREER IN THE
SURANCE BUSINESS
FOR A FEW SELECT MEN
LIVING IN WASHINGTON,
D. c., MONTG. COUNTY,
MD. AND PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, Md
IF YOU ARE SELECTED
FROM AMONG THOSE
WHO APPLY YOU WILL
B E THOROUGHLY
TRAINED IN OVER 30
LINES OF INSURANCE
AUTO, FIRE, LIFE AND
MANY MORE. THE EARN
INGS OF MEN IN THE IN
SURANCE INDUSTRY TO-
DAY ARE WELL ABOVE
AVERAGE AND THE IN
DUSTRY IS EMPLOYING
ABOVE AVERAGE MEN.
Please call one of the following num-
bers for information:
Residents, Call RE. O771.
Prince Geo. Co. Residents
Call AP. 5000.
Monte. Co. Residents Call JU. 7-55O0.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
hELR-MEN

SALESMAN. exper. IN selling mems
furnishing and clothing; perm. pos,
good sal, many store employe bene-
fts. A. d N. TRADING CENTER.
experienced in selling
fishing tackle and sporting. goods;
excellent opportunity and per
ploye benefits. sPoRTs CENTER.
500 D st. NV. 10
used cars. for one of
Northern Vas leading Chevrolet
Compton at WTSsiNGER CHEVRo.
LET. Seven Corners. Falls CHURCH,
sxxfhEsMEAANi, EEA Ni1n7 IN cycle store; knowledge Mha
of bicycles. motorcycles, accessories
and parts necessary; steady employ
ment and good pay. Call at S1l7
Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. SH.
$3.50. Ill
man with experience in
selling complete line of home appli-
anceS and television; good salary
to right man See ME; Cohen,
AAMERLSSAN An FlsSs ) SERVICE vs cENTER; HT SS Ss5
SALESMAN with car Very good
salary and car expenses. Position
available to- responsible young man
having good personality and expe-
rience calling on retail grocers, res
chants. Prominent Wholesale dis
tributors. Apply in person to Mr..
Hibbs. AMERICAN BAG & PAPER
PRODUCTS CO., 1895 H st. ne,
Tv and appliance. op-
Of new company. Apply MR.. NEOL.
1924 II St ne -12
Evening star., 1952-09-10

SHEET-METAL MEN for duct work:
mechanics and helpers. for shop and
field: steady work. good pay. Apply
JOLLES BROS. INC, $40 D st. s.w.
lie
CLERK, colored: imme-
diate opening: must be accurate
and responsible: some experience
preferred; $1T5 month, annual and
sick leave. State experience, age
and education. Box 4O5-J, Star. ii
SHOE CLERKS. good starting salary.
s@nar pa1d vacation; h group decentralization;
wa2snt winsrv position; Gn 10, Apply at G; R.
SHOE SALESMAN, excellent salary.
Apply HAYMAN'S SHOE STORE.
526 King St, Alex, Va.
SHOE SALESMAN; excellent position
for experienced man in family fit
ting. NETS BOOTERY. 1922 Wis.
SHOE SALESMAN, family shoe store;
exper.: steady. pos, good salary.
1856 Wilson blvd. Arl. OK. 2004.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
PHILLIPS
GENERAL OFFICE
937 F ST. N.W.-2nd FLOOR
statesmen

See the new Kayser outside easement
storm windows. Commission paid on
approval, 1:30 to 2::30 at the fac
tory, l0441 Metropolitan ave-, Ken
Sington. or call LO. 4-777S for appt.
for appointment liz
Evening star., 1952-09-10
hElR--MEN
INDEPENDENT
SALESMAN

National corporation. will set you up
in q profitable low-pressure business
without financial investment. In
local Virgfnta or Maryland suburban
non.seasonal income. Telephone SH.
6166 for interview. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-10
TRAINEE

No experience necessary; must have
car. Box 440-J. Star. lie
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HELP--MEN

BOY wanted, over 1S, to help in store
MARKET. 148 e st. Sc. 10
BOY. young. white. as order filer in
stationery store. THE STOCKETT-
FISKE Co, 0l0 f. st NV -l2
Evening star., 1952-09-10

storm windows. We pay
Our salesmen know Of this ad. For
appointment. call KE. 7-0520. -l3
- Unlimited opportunity
for aggressive men, no limit on earn
ings. Every cooperation given to
men employed. part-time men In
vited; draw. against commission II
SARshR dssssd g. NS phSes 4He aensral ealls Con- f.
factors. 4o3 sth st. NE. wash
ai1EtsSni Il q. q full time. rapidly ex-
panoing org; sell new product to
home owners, work from leads. must
draw. 1914 NJ st. NV. MIR. W.. c..
DUPUIS, 9 to IL only. Ill
statesmen - Display advertising
with well-received newspaper printed
by established firm. Salary dis
eYssed Ct interview. Cali Mr.. MCCOY,
sALESMES to service establisHed
coffee, grocery and housewares route
in Kensington and Takoma Park
area: These are good routes and snd
Q week. while In training. Our men
We have disqualification. insurance.
vacation with pay. retirement plan
and other special benefits. To quail
tfy, must be married, 25 to 40 yrs.
old. good health and can furnish
small cash bond. Call in person to
JEWEL TEA CO., Sol Franklin st..
n.e.. or call HO. b71S for appt:
sALESAEN-Thoroughly exper. BIBLE
men. to sell door to door Q brand
new Catholic and Protestant Bible
on small down payments and wkly.
terms. Very good proposition open
Tor right type men. This could
position with our company. Apply
ALLSTATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
2117 M st. NV. -12
statesmen t2). $1,000 to $500 type
man; no canvaSsing; ambitious. high
caliber; thorough training. We mar
ket q leading information service.
Sell by appointment only: Oppor-
tunity for advancement in career
position. Large draw versus earned
commission. Apply MR.. MAGILL. 7th
floor. 927 18th st. NV, n.w,,,-l1 IL
baby furniture field. MIR. MASS.
Phone ST. O474 or 10. 2-0356, after
4 D. m Ia
Evening star., 1952-09-10
YARD
FOREMAN

branch, supervise crew of
yard men in lumber yard. Must have
knowledge of and be able to figure
lumber. Company benefits include
disqualification, surgical service, life
days, discounts.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
HELP--MEN

experienced; truck furn.; top salary.
Phone WI. $500. 10 till 9. Ia
TELEVISION SERvICEMEN, full and
part time; car pref; good salary
and working conditions. Apply
BUCKINGHAM RADIO & ELECTRIC
CO, .254 North Glebe rd., Arl.. Va.
ia. b-666O. Ia
TELEvISION TECHNICIANS, outside,
and also ! bench repairman, for
TV chassis and modern shop. Out
side man must have own auto and
have had some experience in serv-
icing sets in d. c. area. Top rates Of
pay plus liberal expenses and other
Apply CENTRAL TV REPAIR Co,
6l33 Ga. ave, NV. in person or
phone ia. 1892; ask for Mr.. Wright.
TELEvIsIoN TECHNICIAN. full or
part time; only experienced men
need apply; top salary. Call Mr..
Glocker, BETHESDA TV COMPANY,
1906 Old GEORGETOWN I'd. OIL. 1904.
TENANT FARMER OR FARM HELP
for 1853 (white) on S0-acre farm,
Loudoun County, Va. OWNER, 1927
N. Utah st., Arl., or call CHI. 223S
or Waterford 214S.
THEATER MANAGER
No experience necessary; must have
car. Box 440-J, Star. -l6
Evening star., 1952-09-10

35 or under; 371a-hour. 5-day week;
pleasant surroundings, good OPP.
for advancement; liberal employe
benefits; good salary. Call RE. 3 90.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
lie EVENING SIAR
1l01 Penna. Ave. NV.
Veterans Young Men

Veterans Young Men
Interested in earning S1OO weekly;
travelling required; transp. furn. |;
cash drawing account: cars furn-
RE, Hotel Roosevelt. r a' Ad1i 18Th ST st..
10 to ~ am; to 8 pm. -12
MAN, young, white. mechanically in
clined. energetic to work in auto
brake shop. No exper. needed. 9O3
N. st. NV. -12
MAN interested in learning sheet
metal fabrication and other types of
factory work; no exp. req. See Mr..
Stearn, bet. 9:30-noon. COLUMBIA
SPECIALITY CO. INC, 500 Bradley
blvd, Chevy Chase, Md.
MAN for established grocery route,
4pnFton s sasrs MSshingaon and .p
expense paid. Man selected must be
married and able to make bond.
Eor For Interview, call MR.. O'NEILL.
ST. 1894, 1880 to 8 am. 10
MAN, not over 40 years Of age, to
answer telephone in order dept. of
tion for approximately the next
months: Must have neat handwrit-
ing. Salary. $500 per mo. .40-hour
week. time and half overtime. Car
desirable but not essential. Apply
Mr.. r, e. Carson, SINCLAIR RE-
FINING CO., 401 Farragut st. ne.
MAN, colored; general repair work.
1908 New Hampshire ave. NV, nr.
Washington Circle.
MEN, for insulation work, permanent;
exper. not necessary, but must be
able to drive truck. Report ready to
work, 1880 am, 1006 North Glebe
rd., Arlington, Va. 10
MEN, 20. white, to distribute cir
culars; daily pay, Sc. Report z am,
400 New York ave. NV.
MEN, two full-time and one part
time. Start on one or two-day
trial basis, If you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportu-
nifty this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average S10O, and up per
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary,
An experienced man will train you.
Apply Oil National Press Bldg.
14th and F. sts. NV, or call DI.
ATT or DI. 349S. 10
MEN. several to assemble and pack
age campaign supplies for Com
munity Chest. Also drivers with
D. c. permit. Apply MR.. MELLIN-
GER, LIST floor rear. Walker Bldg.
T34 lbtl st. NV -12
Evening star., 1952-09-10
statesmen
ALL STORES

to launch career with
the worlds most unusual lumber
need salesmen in all departments.
Company benefits include hospitali-
cation. surgical service. life insur-
ance. paid vacations and holidays,
discounts.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
HElP---MEN
statesmen

oppor. with WASH mos,
progressive television and appliance
chain. Highest earnings for quail.
ned men; pleasant working conds.
many employe benefits. Apply in
person to Mr.. Fischer.