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FOR SALE
BY SUMMONS
LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!

LARGE CORNER LOT: At NV.
14th Ave. and 75th St.. Price
$4,000 Cash or terms.
LARGE LOT: Location, at 65th
st. and 21st Ave. Price $1,65o.
Cash or terms.
Lot located on NV. 4sth Terr.
and 32nd Ave. Price $1,100 cash.
Modern frame 2-bedroom house
on large lot. Full price $7,50o,
$1,000 1st down payment. Balance
SIS monthly
New 2-bedroom CBS on large
lot. Price $500. $1,000 down,
SIS monthly.
]. A. SUMMONS
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Tel. 67-2912
1881 GRAND AVE.
Miami 80, Fla.
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1852 RECIPIENTS
OF HOEY AWARDS

NEW YORK - (ANP)-Joseph
J. Yancey of New York and
Charles F. Vatterlott Jr. of st.
Louis are the 1852 recipients of
the James J. Hoey Awards for in
terracial justice.
The awards, symbolized by the
silver Hoey medal, are conferred
annually upon a White and
Negro Catholic layman who in
the judgement of the Catholic
Tnterracial of New York have
made the years outstanding con-
tribution to the cause of inter-
racial justice.
Yancey, the Negro recipient, is
a founder and coach of the Pho
neer Athletic Club of New York.
His club won the American ANA
teur Athletic Union champion
ships in 1851. He has toured Eu-
rope and Latin America with
American interracial teams.
The white recipient, Vatterott,
is a builder and real estate de-
veloper. His st. AIMS Golf
course is the only privately own
ed links in the st. Louis area
with an integrated white and Ne
gro membership. Vatterott has
built some 5000 homes with
special emphasis on providing
good housing for large families,
both White and Negro.
The awards will be conferred
by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John S.
Middleton, pastor of Old st. Peter
church, as representative of His
Eminence Francis Cardinal Spell
man on Sunday, Oct. 26, the feast
of Christ the King, at the Carroll
Club.
The James J. Hoey Awards
were established in 1912 by the
family of the late James j. Hoey,
former collector of Internal rev.
enue of New York, and a founder
and the first president of the
Catholic Interracial Council of
New York.
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Mt. Calvary Baptist Church is
celebrating the 18th anniversary
of its pastor. the Rev. E. M
Thomas beginning Monday, Oc-
tober 20. The public is cordially
invited to attend the programs.
The anniversary programs fol-
low:
Monday, October 20 - Rev. ],
B. Woodley and congregation. No.
l Usher Board, sponsors. Short
talk, Deacon J. w. Johnson.
Tuesday Night, Oct. 21-Rev.
w. J. Mocan and congregation.
Home Mission and Matrons,
sponsors. Paper, Mrs. Mary Bry-
ant.
Wednesday night, Oct. 22-Rev.
S. c. Samuel and congregation.
10. choir, sponsors. Short Talk,
Mrs. Mary McLindon.
Thursday night, Oct. % - Rev.
P. w. Williams and congregation.
Oeacons and DeaconesseS, Spon-
sors. Short talk, Deacon Mann.
Friday night, Oct. "a - Rev.
R. H. Lee and congregation. No.
2 choir, sponsors. Paper, Mrs. Ell
lie Mae Wilcox.
Sunday, Oct. 26 - Rev. P. D.
Brantley and congregation. Sum-
day School and BTU, sponsors.
Reading, Phyllis Myles. Duet,
Beverly and Yvonne Baker.
Monday night, Oct. q - Rev.
S. A. Thomas and congregation.
Trustee Board and Male Chorus,
sponsors. Short talk, Bro. Chas.
rlorence.
Tuesday, Oct. % - Rev. M. J.
Fayson and congregation. No. 2
Ushers Board, sponsors. Short
talk, Bro. Eddie Holly.
Wednesday night, Oct. 20 -
Anniversary sermon, Rev. w. F.
Tanner and congregation. Pastors
Aid Club and No. 3 Ushers Board,
sponsors. Paper, Mrs. Bette M.
Kendrick. Duet, Misses r h
Steven and Oveta Williams.
Rev. D. A. Brantley, master of
ceremonies.
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Community Barber
Shop

45I NV. 18TH st.
(Formerly 18th St.Aand 4th Ave.)
Courteous service
Rev. w. j. Macon & w: M. New
berry, props.
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Beginning October 20 to the Is
the National Truth of Life and
Light Spiritualist Science Assoc
iation of the U.S.A., Inc, will
celebrate its 10th Annual Con-
vention at the headquarters which
is the Spiritualist Science Church
a. 926 NV 2r,- ave.
The public is welcome. There
will be three sessions each day,
beginning from 10 am, 2 pm. and
8 pm. Now everybody is invited
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to attend these sessions, most es-
pecially all spiritualists, regardless
of race or color - all are well
come to attend our convention.
Now to those who wish to spend
the day with us, you need not to
worry about eats. We will take
care of that for you and at our
expense. All we want you to. do
is to attend our sessions each day.
We know you will enjoy each
day.
Respectfully yours,
Rev. j. A. Potter,
President and Founder
Mrs. L. Shepard, Secretary
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WORKING MOTHERS

I will care for your babies
while you work. Clean, spacious
and pleasant home. Hot food and
fresh milk for lunch. Ages l to
four. Liberty City area. For in
formation call 78-9708. Mrs.
James. O18
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LOST

POCKET BOOK - containing
$50 cash, Identification card and
other valuable papers. Finder can
have $25 if he would return same
to Robert R. Jordon, 1913 NV
5th court.
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FOR RENT

HOUSE - Private home. Liberty
City. Three bedrooms and bath.
Desire private family. Must care
for yard. Apply 1877 NV 10th ST.
OPS
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WANTED

MEN - to sell ice cream. Top
commission. Good earnings -
steady. References. Happy Jay
Co., 1101 NV 21st st. N8
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FOR RENT

3-ROOM Apt. - Call Rev. w. c.
Edcar. Phone 2-2951.
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FOR RENT

BROOM APT. = Adults only
$3.50 per week includes electric
ity for lights. See Rufus Washing
ton, Arch Creek, off Biscayne
Park, North East 121st street and
18th ave., west side of FEC Rail-
road. O25
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FOR SALE
TRUCK Al Chevy pickup.
$500. Call at 369 NV 14th st.
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FOR SALE
Is GALLON Electric water pump.
Apply 1877 NV 10th st. OPS
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HElP MEN

YOUNG MAN wanted to work in pei
shop: good surroundings and salary
ARLINGTON PET SHOP. 919 8
Walter Reed drive. Arl. -
YOUNG MAN to work in paint store
and learn business. Good opportu-
NIFTY for advancement. Box AIS
Star. -6
YOUNG MAN over 81 as clerk: ex.
cellent opportunity to learn modern
Gm eGS Ie,ls display and selling
Apply in person. coLUMBIA PHAR.
MACY, 4th and L SITS. sw..
YOUNG MAN. white in fine food
store; exper., unnecessary; good sal
YOUNG MAN. 2O-?5. interested in
learning flower business. PAuLs
YOUNG MAN for frame shop; hardy;
art background; good opport. DU.
YOUNG MAN, white, for pick up and
delivery, work. Must have a. gooG
knoWledge of Washington and sur.
tai see Mr.: BUCKLEY Or Mr.. Rodes
PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 3O40 N
st, NV. MI. OlSI. =
YOUNG MAN. lS to 30. for olerica
work work in q SAVINGS and :2an ssso.
draft status. Excellent opportunitS
for advancement, 5-day wk: group
disqualification and other benefits
Box 1877. Star. 5
YOUNG MAN, 1925. draft exempt
to work in clerical capacity in
our home office. Splendid opportu-
nifty II you have ambition and are
looking for position where you can
work your way up; 5-day. 31R-hr
week. Apply personnel ONCE. Room
300, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO. SIG l4th st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN for mailroom; perma
nent position, 5-day, 4O-hour week
pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount on purchases; insurance
and disqualification plan. retirement
plan. Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE
employment office. II P st. ne. -
YOUNG MAN. white. to learn whole
sale dry cleaning and laundry supply
business. Apply 6aa3 H st. NV. --12
YOUNG MAN with high school edu-
cation or equivalent, not over age
b and not subject to draft. as gen.
eral clerk in old established instr
ance agency. Good salary and OPP
portunity for advancement. State
full particulars in LIST letter. Box
49S-S. Star. s
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WOULD LIKE TO HIRE a Young
man with an accounting BACKGROUND
to learn the Auto Rental Business'
Write Box 43O-S, Star, stating age.
educational background. experience.
PATENT LAW FIRM. long established.
with excellent and diversified cli-
enteIe desires young man with tech
meal BACKGROUND as researcher.
o-day VIZ: and excellent advance
ton and experience. Box 1865,
WE NEED 9 good reliable, sober Val ward.
men; good wages. steady work. KAY
WOOD GARDENS, Mt. Rainier, Md.
a appty MI mr.; Degen' foreman, in rear
EXPERIENCED STOCK MAN for o re-
tail liquor store. Call MI. $500.
WANTED-An alert young man with
some auto exper. Excel. opportunity
good opportunity for advancement,
BBillhimer; BARRY-PATffE MoT 9I
Co., 1880 Conn. ave-. RE. 1878.
EXPERIENCED MAN for tree pran-
HAVE YOUR OWN business " Asen-
cies open in Wash. area for nation
ally advertised product. Authorized
representative will help selected
s ssP!Ic far i,t get started. Cali To
DRY CLEANING plant manaser for
solvent plant; must be exp. and all
around; good salary for right man.
Give fun information as to former
exp: Box 373-R. Star. IS
fART-TlME CLERKS for dry cleaning
est; hrs. 4:30 to z pm. and ali
gay ai Sat; no exper. nec;; 81 per hr. !:
Arlington residents pref. oV. 1900.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. to train
Tor position as optical laboratory
teehnicisn: 5-day week. Apply HILL
BERT = y OPTICAL CO.. 1416 Eye st.
FINE oPPoRT. for middle-ased man
f saye so IN liSoor1.Tsstaurant mus!
take. full responsibility Of business;
must be reliable best city refs. and
Salesman Wanted. BY s ssussslo1a
school; must have late. model car;
loads OF bona fide leads: our men
can earn $3.50 weekly and over in
T1ON. INC. 500 s. 4th st. Mime
apoIis Is. Minnesota.
ADVERTISING AGENCY. long estab-
liShed. mas opening for account ex-
es oad sa With real sn advertising expsT
NATURE MEN. 1910. to o meet public
for light sales work; hrs. daily
About SOB weekly. No car or exper
nee, Able to start at once. Apply
| To-: p.m., RIM. 7O2, 710 14th st.
MAKE $50 TO $500 per sale. Ex-
elusive territories to statesmen and
distributors. NEW MIRACLE OUT
| DOOR LIGHTS sweeping country.
Enormous demand from gas stations.
stores, night-spots. drive-ins. auto
GUARANTEE eIinehes e sales. '1 No
experience required. w. H. LONG
CO. Chicago 10. Ill. Established
REAL MONEY selling direct nation.
ally advertised Rivercool Suits and
mssons Ex 1ersi
STATE GARMENT MGR. 1056-L,
ADvERSIsiNG AGENCY has openins
for experienced idea man-c6py
writer. for printed media. Replies
treated confidentially. Box 429-S,
MARRIED MAN for stock farm =
miles south Of Annapolis. Nd. House
z. K. HoWAT. Edsewster P. O..
A. A: Co.. Nd. or West River s271
STUDENT 1yeninSs SALESMAN, .s. 1880
s soday 'D week: vacation with pay
starting salary. sos per wk., Apply
SWIFT a. CO. 1101 LIST ct. ne
9 TO 4 weekdays; 10 to IL moor
saturday.
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BIG PAYING JOB
FOR EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN

Want experienced salesman who 1!
anxious to earn $1,000 or more casf
a month. Well rated company-beer
IN business many. years, needs expe
rienced man in this territory to sci
high quality lubricants direct L
heavy duty equipment owners such
as farmers. contractors and irdus.
trial plants. Many of our men reg.
Mlarly earn over $1,000 month
You must have selling experience Of
knowledge of heavy equipment. b,
over 30 years old. have automobile
be willing to travel. In the fielc
training furnished under conpeten
division manager. Exceptional op
portunity for advancement to dis
trict and division manager for quail
flied map. Protected territory anc
plenty OF sales help.
No, shortage of materials expected
This is golden opportunity for ar
ambitious salesman. Successful ap.
plicants will be interviewed within
two weeks. Write an airmail letter
giving experienee and qualifications
Dayton /. Ohio
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YOUNG MAN-Interested in. learn.
ing the drapery trade: handy witt
tools: willing worker; wonderful
opportunity to advance. Call OR
1900. gao to 6. %
YOUNG MAN, mechanically. inclined
to pick up service work from GUS
toners that call our oface; Wash
and suburban area: car necessary
salary discussed at interview. Apply
YOUNG MAN for dental laboratory
One DESTROYS Of learning. Apply md
fir, 1922 Eye st. NV. IS
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TREE EXPERT wanted by established
firm. Steady work and good pay.
Experienced and steady workers
only wanted. DI. l47l ewes. and
Sunday %
TRUCK DRIVER, colored; for de-
l1veries and with some knowledge of
general gardening work. Must be
reliable, friendly, sober, and have
clear D. c. driving permit; good pay.
steady work. Apply giving age and
experience to Employment Man
ager, P. o. Box 952, Blair Station,
Silver Spring, Md. -
TRUCK DRIVER, between 81 and 35
years of age; excellent chance for
edyyancement. Apply in person at
vile. Md. See MR.. TALBOT. g
TRUCK DRIVERS for Mack and Ford
dump trucks; must have Md. chauf-
feur's license. Call SH. 1910. Ill
TRUCK DRIVER. colored. delivery
exper.; must know city and must be
sober; no others need to apply; top
pay to right man. MR.. HILn AT
TRUCK DRIVERS dump, ma
chauffeurs license essential. Perm
anent job. Experienced only need
apply. 81. 1909, day and eve.
TRUCK DRIVER for heavy duty
truck in metropolitan area. Must
be reliable and sober and have
local references. Good pay and
good working conditions. WA. 1123.
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CLERK

CLERK. 3O-35 yrs. Of age, to price
laundry tickets and do ledger post
ing: one familiar with adding ma
chine, PIX switchboard preferred
Ask for Mr.. Burns. WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY, 1927 K st. NV. g
CLERK for dry cleaning store; 5.day
wk.. 40 hrs; good pay; must be
steady and reliable; vacation with
pay DEPENDABLE CLEANERS,
3O0S Columbia pike. Arlington, Va.
40-45. to work in
air-conditioned dry cleaning store
in Va: must be intelligent, steady
and neat; excellent pay. Apply in
person, 1884 Wilson blvd, Claren-
don: Va, am. to 3 pm. ia
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MEN

IF YOU are in q position
to accept S55 week salary for
8 weeks and a S65 week sal
airy for the next IL weeks, we
have a position of great in
terest with unlimited possibili-
ties for you. This interna-
tional firm. in business for
over 100 years, can offer you
security with a brilliant future
plus paid vacation. hospital;
ization, free retirement and
transportation, II you can meet
our qualifications. After your
26th week training program.
you will qualify for assistant
managers of our local
branches. You will then be
schooled as potential mana
gerial prospects. Write for
interview. giving name. -ad-
dress. age and phone number.
Box 51-S, Star.
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HELP WoAEN

CLERKS White). Permanent posi-.
tions. Starting at $500 Rapid
inas. 5-day week. Liberal vacs
ton and sick leave. Under 40
Personal interviews between q M
and 4 pm. Personnel Once. Ma
I1ONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
3rd and r SITS. ne. Do not tele-
phone. =
CLERKS for credit office Of large re-
tail Jewelry store: general Office
ing salary; paid vacation and many
other company benefits. Apply KAY
JEMELRY CO, sol H st. ne. 10
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MAN WITH CAR
MEN, (2), sober and ambitious. tC
assist around funeral home. RIA

MEN, (2). sober and ambitious. to
assist around funeral home. RA.
MEN EN- FOR INSULATION WORK
Report ready for work. 30 am.
1905 N. Glebe Rd.. Arlington. Va.
BATES for 5 Ts1y %pe t se sa
TIONAL so Estes. Boston.
MEN. = full time and l part time;
start on one or two day trial basis
if you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this this
average 500 and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.;
Fuller Brush customers, are pleas
ant. courteous and buy these famous
experience necessary, an experienced
man will train you. Apply VI l
S. n.~.. or cali Di:: 4477 or pi.
MEN to assist oil-burner service
HaSek. pay 4. P. 'I WsoosoDsoN CO.. 9th
and Michigan ave. ne.
MEN. 2 young colored men to learn
trade installing wood FENCES es6a Con-
sales work. With large manufac-
turing company. Not canvassing.
Must be able to work 20-@5 hrs.
weekly. ewes. and week ends. Earn
ings while training around 500
weekly. Phone Ii. 1926, 70
pm, Monday only.
MEN, veterans preferred, steady wk:
with local ONCE national pub; good
pay. RIM. 422, 1404 N. Y. ave. NV.
$
MEN for assembly work in defense
industry: experience not necessary.
Apply 1925 Reed st. in Bethesda.
Md: off Bethesda ave. at B 4 o
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THE YOUNG MEMS SHOE

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F. ST. NV. -
YARD MAN-Cutting grass. etc
Either full or part time. Telephone
SH. 1923.
BOY, colored to help in restaurant;
p ia NY STEAK AK House. ' corner
Good Hope I'd. and Naylor I'd. Sc.
MAN. to care for beef cattle. in
Montgomery Co; house. garden, etc:
furnished; good salary. Box 40l S
Star. Il
MAN with car to train locally for
permanent position with large
manufacturing company. Will con-
slider inexperienced man who. is
willing worker Not canvassing;
Earnings while training Sl0G
weekly Apply 1l16 o st. sc. before
IL am, Monday only.
MAN TO WORK at service counter
in electrical appliance service sta
ton; mechanically inclined person
with ability 10 serve public pre-
ferred. C. A. LEPPERT. GA Eye st.
MAN AND WIFE. between age % and
40, to work in and around dog
kennel: Broom. bath apt. Must
have your own furniture. and fur
niSh written references as to CO.
operation and willingness. Must be
non-drinker. $3.50 per month.
ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va. Duke
st. extended. lie. 2430.
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STERER

Wanted for outside repair work
must have chauffeur's license. Ap-
ply Mon. after & pm. CUSTOM
UPIIOLSTERING CO., SOL Rhode
Island ave. ne. =
WAREHOUSEMANf for work in frozen
and furnish references. EDWARD
BOXER FROSTED FOODS, INC,
1880 Okie st. ne. LA. $3.50.
WAREHOUSE STOCK CLERK - Lge.
office supply and commercial sta
tionrry company offers excel. oppor-
tunity in permanent lob; expert. de-
sirapie but not essential; his. grad.
who wants future in progressive
company See Mr.. Thomas, M. s.
CHM CO., 14l7 New York ave. NV.
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WINDOW DISPLAY
MAN

A fine opportunity for a
man who is now working as
display assistant. Mems.
womenS and children'S trim
ming. Liberal discounts on
purchases. Apply MIR. SPICER,
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UTILITY MAN

Colored; general cleaning work al
Star garage; S-4:30 Monday through
Friday; must be able to pass physical
examination; many worth while
company advantages: regular ad-
vancement for right person. Apply
Personnel Office. Room sos, week
days. S:30-5 and Sat 81.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV
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BUYER
For Accessories

Wonderful opportunity for
top-flight buyer of fine
handbags, costume jewelry
Might consider ambitious
asst. buyer with good back
ground. Give full details in
first letter. Write Box 1922
S, Star. for interview.
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CLAIM CLERK
CLERK

Experienced with comptometer or
calculator. 30 yrs. or over. Apply
P. Q. Box 361, Hyattsville. Md. "a
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CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR

Opportunity to work with large foods
organiZa ton in supervisory capacity,
with promotions dependent upon
ability. Positions open for those
with limited experience as we'll as
with several years experience. Day
time work. 3 weeks annual leave,
also sick leave. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC, 1875 21st st. NV.
CASHIER for large jewelry store;
permanent, good starting salary.
Apply KENT JEWELERS.. 7o1 9TH
CASHIER. experienced with refer
ences: excellent salary and pleasant
working conditions; many employe
benefits. PLAZA SPORT SHOP
10Th ana E SITS. NV. S
CASHIER - Experienced. references
excellent opportunity for a con-
scientious young lady to obtain a
very satisfactory permanent posi-
ton. SPORTS CENTER, 500 D st.
NV. 10
for mems furnishing store.
perm. pos; exp. preferred. Apply
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS, 943 F
retail store; experienced
on MGR; references: excellent SAL
airy, permanent position: pleasant
working cond. SURPLUS SALES
CO., 425 10th st. NV
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THE SUNDAY STAR E-3
Washington. D. c.
SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1852
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIST, large real estate
and mortgage loan firm. Permanent
position, life, disqualification and
surgical insurance benefits. 5-day
Wk. WEAVER BROTHERS. INC.
Washington bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt.
CLERK who wants 10
extra hours. for self each week;
traveling to and from b. c.; we have
an excellent opport for you in our
auditing dept; top rate company
benefits. immed. discount on pur-
schaSnes: Apply Personnel Once,
Wilson blvd, Arl. Va.
CLERK -TYPIsT, in Silver spr,nr
area |-daS week good pay Cali
CLLRN -TyPIST-Por statistical de-
pdEtmSnt permanent position. s.
c CO. liberal discount on pur-
PEoPl As DRUG STORES, Employ
CLLRK-IYPisT: in Wholesale house:
gs Tao yarafIon week Tree hosp,t nnd
AK as Gail Mr.. W thlst5S b Ts!
ShSHN- 10 - 1OunR iAQy, O-Qdy
week. H. l., RUST CO.. 1901 10Th
81, NV, MA. 500, IS
CLERK-TYPtST, permanent; small
railroad office; hrs, 9 to 4:30: *
day. 32i 2-hr. wk; vacation, sick
leave: downtown location start
Ing salary. $50 per mo. plus
bonus; excellent opportunity for
advancement. ME. 22S3 after $40.
CLERK -TYPIST. age 21-30; must be
a, good typist with some knowledge
shorthand. Good working conds.
t'ull-time employment. Employe
benefits after ; mos employment.
Apply perSonne! Office. MAYFLOWER
HOTEL, Conn. ave. and De Sales st.
CLERK TYPIST for tipping and gen.
eras clerical duties in air-condi-
toned office, ne. section: Short
hand pref, but not required; vaca-
tion with pay and other benefits:
permanent position, with oppor-
tunities for advancement. Call
LA i-S31O $
CLERK-TYPIsT, intellisent, good
working conditions in air-condi-
toned Office 5-day wk,, good salary.
MAX ALPERSTEIN DEPT STORES.
1910 9TH ST. NV, s.
CLERK -TYPIST. permanent position:
good salary; 40-hr,. 5-day week:
paid vacation Apply in writing only
T. w. PERKINS, co Greyhound
Garage. l345 New York ave. ne.
=
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1101 Penna. Ave. NV

WASH AND GREASE BOY; modern
equipment and good working con-
ditions. Apply 40 r. l. ave. ne
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR MAN
wanted or one willing to learn
trade. Steady position: must have
car Write Box l43-B. Star -
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HELP WOMEN
CASHIER

For ladies specially shop One who is
accurate, fast and enjoys working
with figures. Apply in person only
TO Mrs. Olson. NUGENT'S. 1910 G
N
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M A

21-40. with bookkeeping experience
fer position as cashier and payroll
clerk in large Well-eStabnSheC
wholesale house; excellent oppor.
tunity tor honest, sober and ambi.
tiouS worker. Write, giving full
qualifications and education in first
letter Box l2-S, Star 8
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HELP WOMEN

ACCORDION TEACHER. with car, to
teach school-age beginners in homes.
Earnings approx. 500 per wk. Will
assist right person in purchase of
car. Call SH. 6455 for appt. =
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MAN (WHITE)

To take charge of Office and ware
house, of dog supply business; 5-day
week; replies confidential. Our en-
ployeS know of this ad. Box 22-S.
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MEN, COLORED
To set pins on week ends. No ex-
perience necessary, we teach you
Come in. ready to work, between l
and pm. at SPILLWAY BOWLING
CENTER. 2OO4 Nichols ave. Sc. %
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WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIR ESTIMATOR

For Arlington'S leading tewelry shop:
immediate opening offering good
starting income. advancement upon
qualification, paid vacation. hospital
iZation and insurance; excellent OPP
portunity for capable producer
Apply in person to Mr.. White,
CASTELBERGS, 3OIS Wilson blvd,
Arli