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Evening star., 1952-10-08
THE EVENING STAR

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THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PRINTER, all-around man who
knows composition and automatic
presses; Call IA: 7-5356. 8
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET.
RADIO 1iSs r. BENCaMaS. j aSfi ats some g e1v
snowledge. Apply in person. KEY
STONE RADIO AND TV, No. . H
st. NV, opposite Gov. Printing
RADIO ENGINEER. must have degree
in engineering and at least five
years experience in design of radio
communication and measuring equip
ment. be versed in laboratory tech
Call o. S. PETERS CO.. 1853 N. Y.
ave, ne. LA. $4,000. for interview
RADIO TECHNIcIANs, must be Well
versed in laboratory techniques and
wire sample equipments; only ex-
o. S. PETERS CO. 1853 N. Y. ave.
ne. LA. $4,000, between 3 and 5
REAL. ESTATE MAN to manage Vir-
ginia sales department for old -estab-
lished Washington real estate firm.
Should be familiar with nearby Vir-
ginia real estate and be able to or
ganize his own listing and sales
staffs. Excellent opportunity for the
right man. See Mr.. Rathbun at
W. c & A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO.. 1880 Massachusetts, ave.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Two
men with experience urgently
needed; 9 large subdivisions just
opened; many other listings; mod
ern conditioned office. Call 8
It'll 5, XII. S-1l42. %
REAL ESTATE statesmen (2) =
Excel. opp'ty for 2 men who mean
business to earn above average in
come. We will help train. Congenial
office: parking no problem. Call Mr..
Turner.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co.
NO. 1908; eyes,, DE. 3479
Evening star., 1952-10-08
REMELT MAN
IMMEDIATE

Colored. 25-35 yrs. of age. heavy
build, Industrious. and capable Of
passing physical exam: no expert
ence necessary: 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel, Room sos; open weekdays,
$500. and Sat, 9-1. No phone
Evening star., 1952-10-08
CASHIER
CASHIER-TYPIST

For ONCE Of fine mems wear store.
Retail experience preferred. Unusual
opportunity for intelligent. ambi-
tious young woman; good salary;
pleasant working conditions: 5-day
week.
Evening star., 1952-10-08

MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR, exp. pre-
ferred but will teach young or mid
dle-aged man interested in learning
multigraph work; 40-hr. week. S-hr:
day. no Saturdays; good oay; paid
vacations. Call MA. 5349. -l2
Evening star., 1952-10-08
MAINTENANCE MECHANI

White t2), experienced IN heating
and minor plumbing and electrical
repairs; large apartment develop
ment. Apply BUCKINGHAM Main
tenance Dept, 1895 n. Pershing dr..
Arlington, Va s
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WAREHOUSE HELP
Stock clerks, packers, and men fol
general warehouse work; apply
FISHER SCIENTIFIC co.
1922 WOODBURY. DRIVE
SILVER SPRING, MD.

to repair furniture
Tor furniture refinishing shop. LU.
WOOL PREssER. exper.; $50 per
week. Apply in person. CENTURY
VALET. 633 F. st. NV. 10
MAN, young intelligent hard worker;
disqualification and retirement in
surance benefits; unlimited oppor-
tunities., 1044l Metropolitan ave.,
Kensington, Md. ID
MAN, exper. in retail poultry busi-
ness. Apply Mr.. Miller, Stand No.
!, WESTERN MARKET. 21st and
x SITS. NV. 3
MAN for clerical work and assist
n farm tractor parts dept; perma-
nent: Veteran training program
available. See Mr.. Moore or Mr..
Staiger. MALONEY'S. INC. 1926
Ga ave, S. s. Md
MAN TO COLLECT DEBIT; guaran-
teed salary, commission, expense al
!oWance and other benefits. Phone
MAN-Expanding finance company
needs man to train as assistant
manager; must be wide awake and
able to learn quickly; excellent OPP
portunlties for the right person.
JU. 7-53l3. 10
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ROUTEMAN

to earn good salary. Ap-
ply H. J. Taylor, after 10 am,
BERGMANN LAUNDRY. 623 G st.
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jewellery Salesman

Excellent position open for hve-wire
salesman; top salary and commits
sion. ELI RUBIN CO., 71s 7th
st. NV 8
KITCHEN UTILITY MEN (2). white;
chan chance to learn cooking; salary
ply in person. MASONIC & EAST
E2N STAR HOME. 5000 N Hamp-
LABoRERs. Arlington County. Goth
ana N Vermont ave-; salary, ST ;35
LAEORERS-Not the ordinary Kind.
but men who really want to work,
and who want above-average earn
Hnis. ms: Apply Thurs eve. at sS01
0sfHie pm ask Td fos silSer Mr Sprilng Ta1loE Nd at
LAUNDRY HELP. white or cvlored;
exper.. to work in wash room. Apply
Mr.. Hockman, MAYFAIR LAUNDRY,
md ave; and Colesville rd., Silver
LINOLEUM LAYERs-Fully exper. :;
Apply at oUAkER CRY LiNo-
LEUM co. 609 F St; NV. .
gePa pePsop pay exgeF s. only AppiToT ApPE n
LINOLEUM CO. 10
LINOLEUM MECHANICS
Experienced only; good pay. pleasant
conditions. Aprly in person only
SENATE FLOOR COVERING CO,
2451 18th s.. NV. -l2
LIQUOR SALESMAN
Full and part time: opportunity to
make perm. connection in LIQUOR
store, with ability and personality
in selling; good salary, excel op-
port. for advancement. CENTRAL
LIQUORS, INC, SIS 9th st. NV.
III
MACHINIST, 1st class. Apply ALKO
CORP, 1112 Congress st. ne. See
Mr.. Reed. 10
hACHINISTS and sheet metal me-
ChanicS; also experimental mechanics
with radio background. Contact
Mr.. Martin. THIEBLOT AIRCRAFT
CO, 1924 Hampden lane, Bethesda,
Md. or call Oh. 1880. Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-08

RECEIVERS, experienced; for modern
self-service super market; employees
benefits. Apply in person, BUCK
INGHAM SUPER MARKET, 1909
R. ]. eve. ne. g
SERVICE MAN
To service home freezers and domes-
tic refrigerators. Must have car
Year-round Job with vacation and
all company benefits Apply SOUTH
ERN SERVICE. INC, 707 Edgewood
REFRiG;ERATioN II Rie;; Rll I,GpS0n; SERVICE Dis
PATCHER. for commercial refriger-
alton service department.; experience
as service dispatcher or parts man
fefTsg s9Bp[y souse sr6RE pFs
FIXTURE CO., IA. 700. g
RELIEF MAN. colored, for 4 shifts
every other week to relieve janitor;
night man and elevator operator; /;
must have elevator operators per-
nit; pay So per shift. See resi-
Dental manager. 2515 18th st. NV.
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statesmen

Two men to call on inquiries
Tor disqualification insurance.
No canvassing. Quality leads
furnished daily mot Just
names and addresses). Our
men average $3.50 weekly.
Car necessary. Also two men
for nearby Va. and Md. See
w. j. HARRIS. between $50
and IL noon, 1860 Columbia
I'd. NV, AID, 3645.
Evening star., 1952-10-08
MAN WITH CAR

4ALA4N w II CAn
Big earnings; good refs. ST.. 1851.
MEN, 500 and UP per week average.
Repeat business plus regular Gus
tomers assures you of steady regu-
lar income. Excellent opening for
men. Start on part-time basis
II you wish to prove to yourself
What an excellent opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush deal
ers average 500 and up per week,
calling on regular customers py ap-
pointment. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary,
an experienced man viii train you.
Apply Oil National Press Bldg,
44S7 eIq q Di, s4ss}. ssSi} NV OF can as 9i,
MEN (20). white, must be neat and
clean. TO distribute. circulars. for
! day. Thursday. October 8. Apply
I'm, 400 N. Y. ave. NV.
MEN-1S to 80 yrs. of age; full time;
outdoor clerical work; no experience
necessary; 2 yrs. high school; legt-
BILE Handwriting; 40-hr. wk.; varied
hours; S202 mo. with increase after
3 mos; free transportation, paid
vacation and sick leave. pension
plan. Also several men available be-
tween q am. and $3.50 am week.
days and Sat. or Sun. evenings for
part-time checking. Apply $50 a. m.
employment Office CAPITAL TRAM
SIT CO. 36th and M SITS. NV. Take
No, 10 ROSSlyn car g
Evening star., 1952-10-08

meals and other worthwhile employ
ment benefits. Apply HOT SHOPPES
INC. Room 200, 1341 G st. NV.
TAILOR -PRESSER, for perm. posi-
tion. Good pay. Call JU. 7-9702'
TECHNICIAN to service sound re-
corders; must have some mechanical
ability and be able to troubleshoot
audio- amplyfiers; 5-day week. Box
314-K, Star. 10
TECHNICIANS. full
time, to work local calls; must have
own auto and tools; reg. work; sal
ary, 500 wk. plus expenses. Apply
CENTRAL, Tv, 6133 Georgia ave.
TELEVIsIoN TECHNICIANs, part
time men. with actual exper. of
working calls NBC; must have own
auto. and tools. hours. 6 pm. to
10 pm. Mon, Fri; So per hr. plus
9 am. to 10 pm, CENTRAL, Tv,
6133 Georgia ave. NV. or phone
THEATER MANAGERS
Full and part time; no experience
necessary; must have car. Box l33-
L. Star. 10
TIMEKEEPER and cost clerk for con-
struction job near Petersburg, Va
Write Box 393-L, Star. 10
in moving and Storage Of house.
hold furniture. Call MR.. STEPHEN.
TRUCk DRIVERS. Apply 1901 o st
NV 3
TRUCK DRIVER, colored: Maryland
excel. working conditions. Inquire
MASTER SUPER MARKET. SI41
Conn. ave. -l3
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. will
plumbing and heating experience
Good pay with opportunity for ad.
vancement. Inquire at LEROY w
MASON CO. INC, 2407 Price ave.
Wheaton, Md. LO. 5-5234. 10
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced. fol
wholesale dry cleaning route. Apply
1909 4th st. s.w. g
Evening star., 1952-10-08
HOSTESS
HOSTESS

Must be experienced, excellent salary
ALBAN TOWERS, $500 Mass. ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-08
statesmen

Come In with the most progressive
storm window and fence company in
Metropolitan Washington. Work
with factory. Full commission on
contract approval. You will be
trained to handle our quality pro-
and 3 pm. IO44l METROPOLITAN
ave. Kensington, Md. or call for
appt:. 10; 4-777S or Va. sales office,
Evening star., 1952-10-08
I AM LOOKING

For . particular type man, 2O-35,
He must be ambitious. Of inherent
honesty and integrity. Car essential
Call RA. 1904 for personal inter-
view. Thursday only.
Evening star., 1952-10-08
MEN

MEN
II you do not like. to canvass we
have more leads than our present
staff can handle. 3 sales per week
pays you ever S125. Car helpful.
Phone HU GAO for appt. IS
Evening star., 1952-10-08
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
NOTICE 10 JOB APrLlcANrs

NUTACB tU JOE AbfLkCANTU
Firms engaged In tnterstote eom-
meres or IN the production Of
goods for commerce mast noU pov
et least rs cents an houT and
time and one-hGU for Overtime
endes the Federal Wage and Hour
LdW. Job seekers offered less b.
copeyed frMs shoHid notify the
Wage and Hour DiuisioH,. o. ..
Execgtips eI9e. Extension lSI1.
Evening star., 1952-10-08
PRESSER

Steady year around job. vacation
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. l4I3
Evening star., 1952-10-08

YOUNG MAN
Large progressive financial institu-
tion needs the services of an am
bilious man to learn credit investi-
cation for promotion to executive
position. The man we want must
have ambition. ideals. and the
desire to succeed. The work is
interesting and has many benefits.
LENDERS, INC.
202S North Moore st., Rosslyn, Va
Evening star., 1952-10-08
HElP--MEN

saSsMtkHH si9s ts W. TAh9pD fge fu7s W. or ess Rass'
shoE ftsSE sAEEsMASNo. So foI ffaiRoi faailotime work,
eHs.'tnees son. at RE pfes s.e41a. az MN' ANDsH s
SHOE Statesmen. experienced only
need apply: permanent positions,
liberal compensation. YoUNG's,
1905 F st. NV, lie
SHOE statesmen, exper., steady po-
sitions, available in our Southeast
Washington and Hyattsville stores.
Cali HP ssasd Ss Tor a0i intePvieW fe9Tf Io
SPECIALITY statesmen. profit shar-
ing plan; will train II nee. Apply
1882 Pennsylvania ave. Sc. 8
sTEAMFITTERs, = Only 1st class
mechanics need apply; top wages;
steady employment. Apply JOHN G.
FFiTzGEIRAaLD. FIT l16o4 Old Bladens-
STEAM FILTERS and experienced
GENERAL HEATING ENGINEERING
CO.. Mr.. Yingling or Mr.. Tunstall.
4130 Ga. ave. NV. -S
STOCK CLERK. must have stockroom
experience in the handling Of elec-
tronic parts and materials. Call
O. 4e s. IA Pz1tEs sseGS g. b:tSesn 5sSS N Z aEs and
STOCK CLERK PORTER, colored
high school education. LIBERTY
SHOPS. 1900 G st. NV. 10
STOCKS AND BONDS
Opening for men who must have had
local experience In selling securities
We will furnish leads. corporation,
material. special situations and the
"know-how" to get results. Kindly
phone for appointment. JOHN G.
KAHN CO., RE. 1916. %
Evening star., 1952-10-08
YOUNG MEN TRAVET

Under 80; no exper. req; single. free
pref; driving exper. helpful; aver
earnings. $lO0 week; immed. cash
advance; transp. furn. JACK
DUNN, 1912 noon, 6-S pm, Cairo
Hotel. Que st. at 10th. Don't phone.
Evening star., 1952-10-08

BOYS, 1924. free to travel Florida
work; salary plus commission and
bonus; average more than 1854
monthly; immediate cash drawing
account; See MR.. MASON. Cairo
hofei' f nden dS16 0ne 81; NV. 10 am: am
calls. III
BOYS-Opening for 3 boys under 25;
to tour Florida to California with
circulation sales group. Must be OF
neat appearance If selected; leave
this week. See Mr.. j. O'Donnell,
9-12, -25. Franklin Park Hotel,
1882 Eye st. NV. 1Os
YOUNG MEN for assembly and re-
pair work in manufacturing plant;
exper. pref; 5-day, 45-hr. wk; paid
disqualification and vacation. Apply
BOWEN g. CO., 4712 Bethesda ave,
Bethesda, Md. -l3
Evening star., 1952-10-08
STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK CLERK

Ambitious young man, white. high
school graduate, wanted to work in
Stockroom and fill orders: respon-
sible position. with opportunity to
advance to sales force; friendly
working conditions.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. ME. 4661
Evening star., 1952-10-08
COFFEE co,

? 1111V1111t0 VT IE W.
Has opening In Washington for 3
iflcations: Married, age 25 to As.
best Of references, be able to fur
nish either cash or real estate bond
Excellent pay while training, with
opportunity for quick advancement.
Call ST. 1894 today, z to 8 am. for
Evening star., 1952-10-08
YOUNG MAN

Permanent position for conscientious
dependable young man, 1925, In
service or shipping department oi
young, growing organization ir
well-eStablished business; previous
experience unnecessary; 5-day, 40
hour week. Call ME. l723 for per-
cnnaI int
Evening star., 1952-10-08
PRESS ROOM
PLATE CARRIER

Young man. 21-27 yrs. Of age, heavy
butld' and in good physical conoi-
ton; possibilities Of advancement,
Apply. Personnel. Room sos; open
weekdays. 5000. and Sat. 81. No
pkone calls
Evening star., 1952-10-08
STOCK CLERK

Processing invoices, checking prices
keeping inventory in large procure
ment dept. Prefer accounting stu
Hours 8 am. to 4:45 pm. Mon
through Fri. Good pay plus luncheon
meals and other worthwhile employ
ment benefits. Apply HOT SHOPPES
INC. Room 200, 1341 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-08

SALEsMAN-Men's furnishings. ex-
perience preferred, good earnings.
good opportunities. Apply manager,
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS nos h
NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-08

REAL ESTATE statesmen
Excellent opportunity. Several GIs'
subdivisions now being sold. Expert
enced preferred, but not essential
Call MIR. Touhy, JAMES E. HEWITT
CORP, 1920 Eye st. NV, ST. 1868
Evening star., 1952-10-08
SALESMEN

statesmen
FURNISHINGS AND SPORTSWEAR
One Of Washington's finest mems
wear stores has permanent positions
open in its furnishings and sports.
wear departments for experienced
and capably. qualified men to sell
quality merchandise to select ellen.
tele. Average earnings in this store
largest in city. Excellent guaranteed
salary against high commission. Hos.
pitalization and insurance benefits
liberal discount on purchases.
APPLY MR.. STEINBACH
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
Evening star., 1952-10-08
MAIL AND
INFORMATION ERIK


White. front Office work in large
hotel. 90 to IS years. High school
education. No exper. necessary
Chance TO break into a hotel career
Apply employment Office. WARDAIAN
PARK HOTEL. 2T00 Woodley rd
W
Evening star., 1952-10-08

MAIL-ROOM CLERK, white, on out.
going mail; excel. opportunity fol-
energetic, dependable person; gooc
person bet 8 am. and 4 nm PER
SONNEL OFFICE. National Geo
graphic Society, 3rd and r sts. ne
Evening star., 1952-10-08
NIGHT AUDITOR

EXper., hand transcript; hrs, IL pm.
TO z am. ins., group hosp, etc.
Phone AT. 1900 for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-10-08
Office Manager

Preferably under 40; experienced
only typing, light bookkeeping,
payroll and phone supervision; ex-
cellent opportunity in growing serv-
ice organization. For appt.. call
HU. S93l. ia
OIL BURNER MEOHANIC-Experi-
enced: steady work in apt. project;
car necessary; good salary. Apply
2222 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
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Yes, sslense hes pVeved that brushing
teeth right after eating wiki Colgate Dental
Cream stops tooth decay bssN In fact, the
Colgate way ID the most thoroughly proved
and accepted home method Of oral hygiene
known today
The Miami times., 1952-05-17

as 507 East Washington St., Tam
Da /, Florida.
individuals wishing to become
members are told they must
answer each question with an
emphatic Yes -. These are the
questions
/. believe in the Constitution
of the United States and Ameri-
can Freedom.
2. ! pledge with all my might
to help destroy Communism and
all the deceptive popular front
groups who seek to destroy our
country.
3. ! believe in the States Rights
and Segregation of the White race
from the Colored race according
to the laws of the Southern
States.
Al will support the White
Democrats of the South in their
program to support White can
didates for public office and to
bring to the public's attention the
truth of all civil rights cases
framed against White citizens and
peace officers by CommuniStic
and all the deceptive popular
front groups.
S. am of the White Race, over
twenty-one years of age and
citizen of the United States.
"In 1852 after the World Wars
in which Negroes fought as all
The Miami times., 1952-05-17
NAACP Denounces Fla's New
White Supremacist Organization

other loyal Americans for free
dom and democracy and while
they are at this moment fighting
m the Korean Conflict; after the
killing of Mr.. and Mrs. Moore IN
Minis and the dastardly killing
of Samuel Shepherd; the bomb
ings in Miami and cross-burnings
in Tampa ii is incredible that
there are those in Florida who
would continue giving ammuni-
ton to the Communists. The
white Democrats of the South"
should get an Iron Cross for its
meritorious contribution to Com
munism," declared Mrs. Hurley.
The Miami times., 1952-05-17

strike if salaries are cut to the
old standard, where they were
before the last strike. In the
meantime the public is caught in
the middle, wondering what is
going to happen.
This much is certain, the prob
lem is far from settled, and unless
some unbiased agency analyses
the entire situation, both on the
part of the Company and the
Union, and makes an unselfiSh
recommendation, with the view of
the interest of the public in the
fore front, the situation will
never be solved and the riding
public is bound to suffer in the
long run.
The Miami times., 1952-05-17

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - "It ap-
pears that Florida is seeking the
top spot in the United States for
breeding white supremacists in a
world populated by a majority of
colored peoples" said Mrs. Ruby
Hurley, NAACP Southeastern
Regional Secretary.
Application blanks for mem
bership in a newly formed group
called white Democrats of the
South" are being sent out from
the voluntary organization" (an
organization advocating States
rights from headquarters given
The Miami times., 1952-05-17
THE SPECTATOR
BTW ALUMNI READY FOR
GREATEST REUNION
BY ELLIOTT J. PIEzE

Members of the Booker r.
Washington Alumni Association
are all ready for what is predict
ed to be the greatest Re-Union
activities ever held in the history
of the organization. Each year
for the past several years, the
various Re-Union Glasses have
We'd for honors Of presenting the
greatest spectacle of its kind, and
this year of 1852 is no exception
- The Glasses of 1892 and 1912,
which are holding their first and
second Re-Unions, have gone all
out in preparation for this grand
event, and predictions have been
widely made that this will be the
greatest one yet presented.
The Miami times., 1952-05-17
BUS SITUATION FAR FROM
SETTLED

The situation with the local
Miami Transit Bus Company is
far from settled at this writing.
Even though some action has
been taken toward bringing about
a fair solution, no one really feels
hat the hearings held last week
by the City Commission has
settled anything permanently.
Certain Improbable routes will
be discontinued; the system of
issuing transfers will also be re-
vised to that only upon payment
of cash fares will transfers be
rendered. But there still is no
guarantee that these measures
will completely solve the problem
which the Transit Company says
it is faced with in order to pay
the increased salaries demanded
by the drivers.
The unfortunate part of the
entire problem is the fact that moi
even the City Commission is much
better informed on the matter
than the ordinary observer.
everyone seems to be guessing
just wha; is going to happen in
the long run, inspite of the in
crease fares and other changes
suggested.
AS it looks from this corner,
the company on the one hand is
claiming that it cannot pay the
increase salaries with the present
fares, without taking great loss
in its revenue. It asks for either
lower salaries or higher fares. The
drIvers' union declares that it will
The Miami times., 1952-05-17
Fourth Annual Tea

The Good Samaritan Social
Club invites you and your friends
to its Fourth Annual Tea, Sunday,
May 18, 1852, at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Allen, $500 NV
18th ave., from 4 to pm.
Mr.. Charles Higgs will the
main speaker.
Music will be rendered by the
st. James E. Light Gospel Singers.
Mrs. Florence is president of the
club.
The Miami times., 1952-05-17

an assortment of 'adies' pink
boomers and stockings in Chi
cago, Monday, when investigators
opened the safe deposit box of
the late Mrs. Cora Draper. Mrs.
Draper died on December 8, 1861
at the ripe old a~e of IS. Friends
said she had been widowed for
about so years, and was regard
ed by many as a "pOor old wo-
man." In addition 10 the cash
found there's also an estate eSti-
mated to be worth about $500, 600
and many other valuables, prac-
tically all of which has been left
to the dead woman'S attorney,
Pierre ]. PeloQuin.
The theory that ''you can never
Judge a book by its cover" can
well apply to the case of the late
Mrs. Drapier. In life, many
thought her a pauper - in death
she was found to be very veal
thy woman. Such Is life - many
see, but few know, who has and
who has not.