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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-07-25
RUMoR-TIcs
By GRETCHEN BILLINGS


1t appears clearer by the day that
our political parties are the most
anti-dated, outmoded, unclassified
mess of political mumbo jumbo mag
Unable.
The Republican convention left
that party torn asunder by faction
al" trouble. The public display made
possible by the modern mediums of
radio and television left the Ameri-
can people unhappy.
The Democratic party convention
presently underway is struggling
along under the same fractional"
burdens. They may have gained a
great deal from watching their pre-
decessors in convention assembled.
but those who do not rate in the
realm of ''kingmakers" feel as if they
were biting into the second political
lemon.
There has been talk of new politi-
cal alignments. There has been con-
siderable discussion of moving the
southern Democratic conservatives in
to the Republican party where they
vote anyway in the halls of the law
makers.
More and more there is talk of |
off the two main parties
INTO third party.
Changing times and modern med
ums of public participation in poIiti-
al haranguing may conceivably, by
orce of public opinion, change and
liter the present course of our ma
ional political blood stream. 1t seems
o me we could stand some life Civ
1g transfusions. /,
In Democratic party circles it is ;
to note that the 1854 !
enatorial race is being waged al
eady. The first unofficial announce
tent, according to Capitol gossip, /
anne from the Hugh Adair forces g
blowing his uncontested filing for I
lpreme Court Chief Justice. He is a
natural" now, they say. However, the
res of many Democratic political
)pefuls are on the senate. 1t is
,ubtful that the Honorable Hugh
,uld be as fortunate in a senate
zee as in the Supreme Court race.
uestion today: will the race in 1854
Adair VS.. Charley Murray? Adair Y
Bonner VS.. Charley Murray? p
arly as it may seem you may be c
re that several Democratic candi- r
ties for 1852 office will also have o
e 1854 senatorial race envisioned b
,ongly in their future. AS l have D
id agin and agin . everybody W
lnts to be SENATOR. L
Senator Toman from Powder Riv- D
was beaten in the primaries by q
p. Scofield. Sen. Toman, con- b
'vative Republican, had many ts
ends in the legislature and he will d,
missed. Everyone always felt that
could get consideration from Sen. M
man. Everyone felt he did not re
,e because of Especial interest lie
,ssure. He always listened to your &C
e Of the story and balanced it with TO
at the other boys were saying.
/. Toman was the kind of opposi- "
n that makes a state legislature or
1ething more than a mockery ha
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-07-25

The new law extends social security
to many people regularly employed
on farms and to some others whose
work before 1851 was excluded as
agricultural labor"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-07-25


of ) nomination for Vice President
choice
Calf -CIO-PAC PIPELINE.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HELp WOMEN Cent?

CHECKER. experienced; b-day week.
ncSF,n n0Irs ons sSsns,sgons S1o
MR.. HAWKINS or call 10. 6-06O9;
Wheaton, Olney, Nd. Y v.'f ~
work in auditing dept; pleasant
dement's. knowledge OF comptometer
or calculator essential. Only those
interested In . permanent position
need apply. See MI; Cieri, SEARS.
Rear Siadensburs I'd. Hot s6cppeJ
branch located st GIL osor1is i1 ava.
ASp,, AGsnsni FApf opursi SuHIR as re- Dry ps1
CLEAM1Rs N gas Wis. ave. NV, or
csHk4, sah Or xanssdd ante for retail, laundry S
neat and capable Of making chanse
accurstelys would prefer someone
Apply MORNINGSIDE LAUNDRY
ccS0.,,. CO., SEQ 2G osorsia ave" silver
Ne; Using circnisrs r; IN II envelopes. No
experience necessary. S.hour day.
age and phone number. Box 239-R
CLERK to work in our accounts
receivable department; excellent op.
portunity for advancement; good
starting salary. Apply MI. Tamsorl,
LACY's INC, 1907 u st. ne. 20
CLERK in masaEine and cigar dept.
Of drugstore; pleasant surroundings;
6-day week. PACKETS PHAR-
MACY. Flower ave. and Piney Br. rd..
Cf,Enk vhtte. far cnunt.r vork In
eleaninR plant; exner.s helpful but
not necessary; good pay and hours.
1890 18th st. NV. " 1SfyE ~ ~ q"
CLEHKs-White, for evening work,
stufftn genvelopes with advertfsing
circulars; NO experiences necessary.
state age and telephone number.
Boz 261-N star. ~ -
Evening star., 1952-11-06

YOUNG MAN, under 40 to vacuum
clean oil fred boilers and keep boil
er rooms clean; must have D. C..
permit: $1.35 per hour to steady
Sependable man 5h-day week, work
youSG eSn; VlStas nan. lI22 is:ss. dr.t. exempt.
high school education. to work in .
clerical capacity in our home once.
Splendid opportunity. II you have
ambition and are looking for .
position where you can work your
va up: 5-day, 37.a-hr; Apply RIM;
LIFE INSURANCE Co. SIC A 14th
YOUNG MAN. white. 25-s5; neat, in.
telligent, to travel with and assist
salesman; must be good driver; pre-
fer some one with selling ability,
but not essential; salary $50 wk.
MAN to learn bookkeeping
with Q. national organization, SAL
aIy S3l for 5-day week. 217 Bond
MAN, ambitious, to train in
auto parts business, machine shop
Il aASS ftSck RRnTHARgay sSfS; ARgly after 10 sn
Rhode Island ave.. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
YOUNG MAN good opportunity To
learn and advance In finance bust
ness WIN local 0r9mch OF NATL. org.
GoRp coT furni;nsd stana.-d gGdyERISAL Hi Ere c.
YOUNG MAN, white. 2O-3O, to learn
to operate envelope printing presses.
Some knowledge Of printing desir-
able. but not nee. exper. pressman
will teach you. Advancement, vaca-
tion with pay. no Sat. work. Conv.
Apply WASHINGTON ENVM MoPE
CO.. LIST and l. me-. 2nd d.. before
IL 80 am. -6
YOUNG MAN, permanent, for stock
room work. Apply ENCYCLOPEDIA
AMERICANA, 4717 Hampden lane,
Bethesda. Md. IS
YOUNG MAN. honest. reliable, as
ST. OO9i at once. q
MAN to work in electrical
supply house. Apply after 2 pm.
c. A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye ct. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HElP--MEN

sALESMAN--The q. 8. slicing Ma
chine Co. Inc, has opening for dis
trict representative in Washington
ana vicinity. Exclusive franchise for
sSnes cSSmpiete line nsocef. Of Ps;t food ma
markets restaurants. hotels, insti-
:utions and bakeries. Opportunity
for immediate earnings on liberal
commissiol, basis. Thorough train
ing and sales help furnished. Must
view phore MR.. sTEININGER. ME.
SALESMAN. tautomotive, established
terrltory tGss,on Euaranteed saod salary plus
essentiaI eon can fGSa 81. 4gs S4pSSr'unity. i car
SALEsMAN-TRAfNEE -. Permanent
position open for a young man who
wants to learn the jewelry busl-
SALESMAN - For mems furnishings
store Perm. position. excel. earn
ings Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
sALESMAN-Large biscuit company.
established route In southern Md.
snce. Write BOX i15. Bladensburg.
sALEsMAN-re sell the new 1858
large selection Of fine used cars.
pensation plan. SCHLEGEL l.
GOLDEN. Kaiser Frazer dealer.
Corner Maple and Carroll sts.. Ia
SALESMAN, JR.-Youns man with
auto for, sales and service work in
the Washington area, auto mileage
paid. S6O.3 per 6-day week Apply
kEEBLER-WEYL BAKING CO., 420
Swami ave-, Alex, Va. Friday s.
11:30 am.
SALESMAN, with car. to sell renewals
Tor Golfers: no canvassing; can
earn over 500 per week. See Mr..
Murray. RIM. 424 Bond Bldg, %
SALESMAN-storm windows, fencing
and siding; highest dollar paid for
your efforts. For appt.. KE. 7-O620.
SALESMAN, retail store. experienced
IN selling menswear; good salary
peTmanent position. SURPLUS
SALESMAN for mems clothing and
furnishing dept. Good salary and
commission. Permanent position.
Apply Mr.. Chatlen, n. ABRAMSON
CO.. 1032 18th st. NV. 8
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HELP-.-MEN

DESK CLERK for large hotel; will
train; fun time. permanent position; !;
hours II am. to z pm. See MR..
kNlGHT. 10 am. to 4 PM. 1885
G st. NV.
DISHWASHER. white; nice, clean
Kitchen; salary plus board, room
and laundry; 2 weeks vacation with
pay after l year. Apply In person.
MASONIC & EASTERN STAR
HOME. 5000 N. H. ave. ne. LIZ
AND BUS BOY. IR-
WINS RESTAURANT. I'll 18th ct.
DOUGHNUT CUTTER or fryer, must
be exper.; white. Call Sligo 1900.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HElP-MEN

MA,CHINI,sTs, .,.c. I'M, LIST and 2na class;
test wiremen; q. S. ELECTRONICS
C0oRPesa 800 Skaters lane. Alex, Va.
MRaTSSfgtITTrER Apply. ,YoUNea's
MEATCUTTER. all around meat
tions. MARTINS FoOD MARKET,
$3.50 Wisconsin ave. NV. OR. 9244.
MECHANIC for Bendix clothes
washers and others; must be 1st-
class mechanic, have d. c. drivers
permit. Apply J. l.. BATEMAN g.
SONS, 2004 r. !. ave. ne. Ho. 2200.
MECHANICs--Exper. men only, for
heavy construction equipment. Apply
In person, 2340 Montgomery St.,
MHEfTckaPHf.MuLr1L1rH s1iyfT cspIinf: OPERA rEs
TOR, permanent opening for young
%sa ssh st. APRs a Or Psoas Sss:S1 zx Z 1889 aSSs
NfGaf III FGSIf%ani sUPGRfNrEDENr. white. for
once building, to take charge Of
night cleaning and operating force:
settled man Of good habits required:
Monday aSSaS thToush Fnd.y s.lars lSnsia9 s1aS
manager. Arlington Building. 1925
Vermont ave: NV, between 10 and
II am. or pm. and 8 pm. -
OPERATOR FOR SWITCHBOARD
3100 Conn. ave. See Resident Man
PAINTERS, spray and brush CON-
bination. Must be exper. in new
house and apt. painting. Ju. s-4s4o
PAINTERS. white, 1st class. Apply
BALTIMORE RENOVATIN0 CO..
1898 18th st. NV. -6
PAINTERS; apply In person between
Evening star., 1952-11-06

COPYwRITER. agency; wanted to
write retail and assist with national
accounts. VIII train II experience n
limited. but no beginners. please,
Phone appts. only. Di. 1900, HENRY
J. KAUFMAN q ASSOCIATES.
perienced: refs. store closes s pm,
Closed suns. and holidays. Paid
vac. and HOLIDAYS. NATIONAL DRUG
CGG1NTlF9RRGf;IGfgn G0N Tl9RG IGgnn; ;vs,.:, aye, nv, NV, IS
edge of making. sandwiches: day.
work.. no Sundays or HOLIDAYS:
exceptionally good pay to qualify.
T5sAS6Ss 5slS SEa !. ssANDwicH siooss. Ssi
coURFERGi&kL. Our Iii GGl&L white, NO .xp.ri.e., Ms
necessary; part time. 8 pm. 'tii i2
BARBECUE. Marlboro pike ana Ben.
ming rd: s:e., 10. S-433S. -
conditioned penthouse studio Of
Hotel 2400 and give dance exhibi-
tions IN Lounge Riviera. Apply or
DEMONsTRATORs - Several neat
appearing women for Weekend store
demonstrations in connection, WITH
current food advertising camnaiEn:
prior experience desirable. nut not
necessary; good salary. Box 1858.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
YOUNG MEN (7)
EARN $22 A DAY


Il you have neat appearance. afel
ambitious and dependable we win
teach you to earn this kind o.
money every day. Apply 1922 18th
Ct; nv. 2nd foor. 9 to IL Am.
EMRI DYED MEN, l2 hrs, vkly.. eve.
and Sat: PARTING work in hf.. 70
ss p% au R@. So1. sS 10 nash st. ARp. s@.
ATTENTION-National concern viii
train B men as sales representatives.
local or travelling; no experience or
psid: svsrass So VIZ
plus bonuses, Apply Century rep.
sERyIcE. s1S 12th st., NV. Friday.
s11;h2N 13r12 nSon: Dc not phone:
ssod ss .si.4, s fsn s e ); ..s%I ssSsTsd MsiEIN
LIFE iNsURANtCE COMPANY has
opening on large debit; guaranteed
salary and liberal commission. Call
rMTs Ms e isP1GRj Ta4 hsax sT sac SS 1Hr sIasos
tribute fences. Work directly with
the factory for quick delivery OF 8
euality product: liberal eommissien
ss1 ssratnSSepfsnt tSs fscto,JF Fcs e.n 70
KITCHEN UTILITY. white: ehsncs
70 learn cooking; salary plus board,
Loom end leundry; 2 weeks vaca-
n Mon psrson. M1sn Pr pAsoSf stssF ysis isN Heely
STAR HoaGE. 5000 II. n. ave. ne.
LARGE EXPANDING orgsnisationS IA
Silver Spring has an opening for
. man to manage . collection unit
Onside).. college graduate or ex-
perienced man preferred: excellent
chancs for advancement; good
salary. plus regular increases, paid
vacation and other modern benefits.
Apply In person to MR.. MNTEENS,
at S047 18th st., Silver Spring.
OPENINGS for apprentice motor re-
pair men and armature winder. Ap-
Evening star., 1952-11-06
CI,ERK-TYPTSTS

u; S wSsa u Hfis:as D:aS: e 1sa
do. too. and are friendly and de-
pendable. come in between; $3.50 and
4:45 and talk to US. knowledge Of
typing desired. but speed not Inn
siticns. Our employees H WORK 5 DAYS avs
2 wk.,. S7h hrs. Vacation and sick
leave benefits. Our company cafe
terra IL run on n-profit basis
and employees receive excellent food
ct low cost. Apply Room 800, Per-
sTnRei sTIRsNG@ NG%ce So oE9HITA5hE ~ 1st LIE IN.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HElP---MEN
FURNITURE REFINIsHER. helper.
$500 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.

FURNITURE REFINIsHER, helper.
sS92 sid Georgia ave. Silver sprins'
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN, TOP man.
top salary. ROBERT J. JOHNSON,
rear 1882 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring,
FURNITURE sALESMAN--Must be
experienced; excellent salary and
commission; permanent See Mr..
Phillips, H. ABRAMSON CO.. 18th
and l. sts. NV. Ill
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. white.
sHS sxnsrlenced rlencseddoo Apply FEY,s AMoco
Hsattsville. Md. Phone WA. s6s6'
GAS STATION ATTENDANr-Exper,-
enced. Apply 213 9th 81. NV. Ia
GAS STATION OPERATOR, expe-
rienced; must have local references.
Ii. 4-S97g.
GAS STATION MAN-we are partic-
ularly interested In good character.
SWANS SUNOCO SERVICE. 6460
Ga. ave. NV. 3
GLAZERS, wanted at once: $3.50
per hour: non-union; call Tower
o434 or 10. S-1556 after pm.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
WHOLESALE DiStributOr

National organization has opening
for wholesale distributor In city Of
washington. Prefer one with direct
: selling experience. Must have car
and maintain suitable store. Select
sad paay train Swn :ss. f0Ss os.l ho:. %
81, ,ooo weekly. s.si For intervi.w. nsnis write
Sales Manager, Dept. DCK-1z-WD.
Flower st. and Delaware ave..
BOY. white. With scooter, cycle or
coN aEcPsc supp4 1pp9S cS s6s sGs
18th ST.. Silver Spring. Md. -
1 sss = EGEF 'zsHas f t6 IT, iasR iSss ssss
MAN tic; to hem in upholstery shop;
must be willing and capable Of help
ing With deliveries; car needed.
MAN, experienced In sale Of auto
parts and accessories; good work
ing conditions and chance for ad-
yancement. Apply Ii person, HER
soN AUTO q APPLIANCE Co. %
MAN on couPLE to nanss. la.s,
boarding house Good opportunity
Experienced preferred but win trsir
TelisSle F4n.M sa.r. %sn. Adsauats salary. .s0'
MAN. experienced rent dept. or prop.
srty Hty. management. sn % Man vented e.
sre interested in iaifins 70 S oSuslifet
persons desiring permanent positionI
Tith . progressive organisation
rience. salary required. family statul
and age. Box 1851, Star. "a
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Dictaphone Operator

DICCdEJllUIIE Operator
F1ysrdsH Esn syp pTeek; pleessnt surroyndinss.
DRUG CLERK, exper. pref. hut VIII
train mature, intelligent person: f,Ili
or part time. Ewes, LU. 1-3401.
DRUG CLERK. exper.. ton salar, ana
commissions excellent Opportunity.
for drsperiesC. rape iiSCy; ;iphcI1tsry
snp covers: RA. 2901. .--9
Evening star., 1952-11-06
Comptonete -Typist

Permanent position In modern ofice.
clean,, comfortable surroundings.
friendly people with which to work:
Decentralization and Insurance bene.
fits;. 5-day. 40-hour week, 3 am,
to 4:45 pm; excellent transports. :.
tion. facilities. Hot Shoppe luncheon
meals, periodic merit increases; em-
ploye purchase discounts.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC.
Room 200, 1341 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HELP MEN (cone. }

AUTO PARTS MAN. Mopar exper-
fence preferred; 6-day wk. See Mr.
Gearhart, ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
4100 Georgia ave. NV. --S
AUTO USED CAR HELPER-To wash
and polish cars. change tires. in
stall covers. etc. Permanent job for
Dement'S. Must have fefs. Apply in
person Mr.: Mills or M: HerSon,
ZER. INC. 7th and r sts. NV. -
BAKERS HELPER. with drivers per-
H1xRS H5 dsyTorR, RAxAARRPps ARPls saa Y psr'Sa' %a'
sAs sAis.tTRs 'TRNpER, &; n'wi White; d.yworE: no
sundays; draft and bottle beer: must
have local refs. Apply 6HIRLING-
ION DEL, 4O1b 8. 2Sth st., Arl..
TE. O006. -S
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, experienced
In operating front-end leaders;
must have TRANSPORTATION. Apply in
person, 2S40 Montsomery st.. Silver
BTTCHER, neat and sober. SANDER
FOOD STORE. s243 Mt. Pleasant st.
BUTCHER. reliable to work in Dos
Phone RE. 9741. %
BUTCHER--For super market, good
pay, steady work, Apply q, w.
sUPER MARKET. 243O Penna. ave.
BUTCHER, colored; must be exper.,
hours. LEWIS MARKET, 1926 18th
Ct. NV. DU. 0303.
BUTCHER
Reliable and sober. Good hours, good
Day. Must have good references.
ABBY In person, 24O1 Nichols ave.
&c. %
CAB DKzvKRS, colored; men and
E1~sr; nee tan school: TAN TOP
%. 77SS and CO. 1878. g
CADENETlTAKERS WANTED Must
have exper. for store fixtures: good
pAy. Call IR. 06z4 or 10. 6-041S.
CABNKTMAKER, experiencsd. $500
Evening star., 1952-11-06
DRIVER-PORTER

Must be careful driver with d, C,
good salary and liberal discount on
clothing purchases. Apply after
10 am. Mr.. Stewart. THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP. 1919 F st. NV. IS
DRIVER-SALESMAN. Rockville man
preferred, married man who has re-
sponsibilities and is able to furnish
references for an established retail
dry cleaning route in the Rockville
area. Call Mr.. Breeden, OIL. 1902.
T0WN TOWN. & COUNTRY CLEANERS.
DRIVER -SALESMAN-Wholesale food
distributor has opening for an ex-
perienced driver-salesman; estab-
lished route; excellent earnings for
the right man; 5-day wk. MERIT
FOODS. LA. 6-1340. -6
DRY WALL MECHANICS, board
hangers. for housing projects; at
Norfolk, Va; 912 units; $2.25 per
hr.; work as many hours as you
wish. WARREN DYSON INC, Com
tractors. Contact Dewey S. Penning-
ton, at SIS W. 34th st. Norfolk, va.
Phone Norfolk 4-1003 at 2 pm. g.
ana exp. helpers, new
round. Call WA 6291. 10
for new construction.
HARPER ELECTRIC SERVICE. LII.
3-5737. -0
Evening star., 1952-11-06
hFLp--.-MEN

ENGNEER with 3rd-class II
cense or better for Ice cream plant.
Apply In person, Z: z: Miller. MEA-
wEisiTiHiEiRsrRrr Al MECHANICS. must
Sroove T o eos,ip for o.. donble.h,lnS Jusvdn. Vim.
dows. Several months work on
large occupied Job. S2.S7la per hr.,
40-hr. wk. Apply Mr.. COLE, 1925
n. X. ave. ne. LA. $3.50. %
comb. welder; exper. man
for construction equipment shop,
St., silver Spring. ~
Evening star., 1952-11-06

COOK--Must be fast short-order
man; hours 8 to IL pm; Mondays
Oh. Apply DUKE DEL. Shirley
Duke shopping center. Alex. XII.
CSoKSs.cSiHEF-Experienced: Kosher
10 sis sundaS HsSesesisn Wort: ABBY @ sHiRIINa
TON DEL. 4O15 8. 2sth ST., Arl.'
COOK oGsSi xND PORTER COMBINED
SSHF%s SSoEsS dsEgT5AK q nshs sbsd dApgiy s
CoPPYWNRsiTEh. agency; wanted to
write retail and assist with national
accounts. Will train II experience is
limited. but no beginners. please;
hGRf R46PPEAN 61PREiAiN pny' Z R Assocf2rEs. oeS2 EsNSx
COUNTER CLERK-Colored. 6 to II
pm; must be neat. sober. honest,
salary, PINKETT's DRUGSTORE
cRED1Tl INC MGR: {; to tai take full chg, of
'ust be Thoroughly exper. in all
Eins. ssei sfEwARF Fl siis1'' MEa's ASP CLOTHES,
CREplT alS 4 'fi MiANxoER, nix excel. salary.
See MI. Tepiin. DIsTR1cT CLoTH.
CREDIT MANAGER wanted. to take
complete charge of credit depart
ment OF 2 large retail clothing
stores; permanent position. excel
salary. Call Ju. 7-9702; p
catessen; full time and part time
train the right men; must be steady
and sober. Apply in person. SCI
Max, POSIN'S BAKERY & DELI.
CATESSEN. 1855 Georgta ave. NV
Evening star., 1952-11-06
HELP-MEN

YOUNG MEN-You must be dis
satisfied with your present lob or
you wouldn't be reading the want
ads. We are reorganizing our sales
stan and are interviewing appli-
cants interested In Q perm. con.
commission while training. Drawing
account to qualified men upon COM
pletion Of training period: age 90
40: previous sales exper. helpful but
not mandatory. No travelling, but
AnnlY K1R n = OR = N a
Evening star., 1952-11-06

I..H s1I SSa1.! tIy:ssz
CANADA. 51e Tf TrsnspSrtation port % hlSS. G
CLERK-TYPIsT, young lady for.
week; $50 start. Reply, own hand.
EEaysnf EEox feS!gs' Ssgs' stsr sstdTcation' background.
CLERK-TYPlsT-interestine work in
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; period ad.
vancement; must be neat. accurate.
Apply 1928 18th st. NV. -
to. work In builders
1mIse' 0iIIs M must I've Il vie Of ,Ayat.s..
Mr.. MYERS, 1so5 4. l. ave-. ~.
cdERK1TYPfsr cdIiEssHsit1'YMfs for n.tion., eoncsrn Ns
setting up small once in city. Start
Ing salary $50 weekly. pleasant
tset Ms ssonefisGP TsiT4 sas' csst co ISIS SS
CLERK-TYPIsT. with knowledge OF
shorthand; 6M days; good pay, and
working conds.; live In or mr.. Wood
ridge. Apply j.. L. BATEAfAN a
SON. 2oO4 R. ]. ave. ne. no. 22o0.
CLERK-TYPIsT, young. for national
mailing list work and an d0wieSn varieS datie: atss
In production dept. .Employe bene-
fits; fitsS;o Phone MRS. coNABLE, ST.
cIERk.TfYFHIsTi. II iHRSi to work in pat.p. ms
stto5nsys once; Varied work. ,Ags
ply y 2nd IS l!sN nsSr, 70 sth st. NV, $50
CLERK-TYPIsT in an insurance.
vSncement. MRS. RES. S4o WOOD
ward Bldg, DI. $3.50. -.
Evening star., 1952-11-06
CLERKS
AND
Clerk-Typists.

FTvE-DAY WEEK
Bright, personable young
ladies for general ONCE
work In very large TV and
appliance chain. @
starting salaries,
splendid working condi-
lions. Generous company
benefits.
CALL MIR. WILLIAMS
DI. S726
Evening star., 1952-11-06

FURNITURE statesmen
AND ASSISTANT MANAGER
Due 10 our present expansion pro-
II good openings for experienced
furniture statesmen. These openings
are both In our Washington. D C
store and our new larse Arlington.
Va, store. We are large advertisers
Salary based on past experience.
Paid vacations. Good assistant man
ager positions open for those whose
record with US prove they are
capable Of filing these positions.
We are planning to open new stores
in addition to the present new Ar
lington, Va, store. Good cpportun-
ity for rapid advancement. Come
JOHN. ATLAS FURNITURE 92I g
st. NV. WASH. p. G. or s9 North
Glebe Td.. Arl. Va.
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~ TECHNICIHN, prestige music
benefits. top salary for top man. See
MIR. AMENT. l1S e st. NV.
UPHOLSTERERS. Aircraft exper.,
pref. top wages. full or part time.
fTi PHiofsSTSE;RERs-sev.rai fsSS; at os one.
Year around work, top wages. Ap-
ply DRAPERS COMPANY. 1888
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ERGO

nISPATCHER-Call clerk. white: one
81 the areas largest and oldest
eeryice examinations needs . steady
nnd capable individual with .
Enowledge Of the city. Salary open.
Can for appointment. MR.. HEWITT.
OE. $500.
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SALESMAN

ONCE needs two good sales
men. 25-35: full or part time. to
sary. Apply in person before 1
o'clock. 2614 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
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SILVER SPRING

With store experience for suits ana
dresses: 1000 permanent position in
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.
902 Ellsworth Dr.. Silver Spring, ma.
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DESIGNERS
CHECKERS
CRAFTSMEN

MECHANICAL
Minimum Of 2 to years experience
in sheet metal assemblies. air
frames, aircraft structures, mech
anlsms or packaging.
ELECTRICAL
N r!mum Of :! to 3 years expert
ence in aircraft wiring chassis lay
outs. electro-mechsnical packaRing
or electrical installations.
ERGO
ENGINEERING A. RESEARCH CORP
Riverdale. Md. WA. 4444. Ext. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
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