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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

PART Vl

p0k9 VI
How does 1 man who has turned
his life and bis win over 10 the
care Of God know that he has CIV
en- his angels charge over him 70
keep him IN aII his ways?
What . most extraordinary
claim! How could anyone possibly
demonstrates its validity. find &C.
ceptable proof
One Of the surest proofs that
comes to the lover Of God arrives
early, usually, in his new way Of
life. He finds that he is being guild
ed into situations which have no
natural appeal. and directed away
from others to which he may be
strongly attracted.
In the first instance he may be
totally unaware Of this guidance.
He twists and turns, using consid-
cradle energy and even ingenuity
trying to avoid the area and the
situation. Surely, effortlessly, In
exorably he Is drawn into it. And
when he Is In the midst Of it, be
finds to his surprise that there is
work TO be done there, service to
be rendered, and that be alone Is
best qualified to serve at that mo-
ment.
As = guarantee that he is being
guided, he invariably derives great
joy in being Of service, and q dawn
ing awareness may come that he
has been used - that this could
not possibly have been accidental,
and he might find himself ech0ing
the words of George Bernard
Shaw. THE greatest Joy Ii to
know that you have been chosen
for ! great purpose. !"
Likewise In the second instance.
An event. . trip or . voyage may
appeal to him strongly. He makes
plans eagerly. but they 60 awry.
He makes new plans and they too
fail TO mature. Annoyed now, with
considerable vigor and skin he de-
vises another way to attend the
event or make the trip. but II too
falls apart and again he Is thwart
Cd. Reluctantly he gives In only
to find that II was not for him to
attend that particular event or
make that particular journey, fol
II be had evil would have bese'
him, injury would have bean his
IOt.
After several such instances,
each with is own particular mark
Of Identification. he comes to rea-
lie that when he turned his lie
and his win ever to TIE ears of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19

Sehool q $50 am. and wership
st II am. on Saturday mornings.
Mr. Stevens d. from BraAsn-
Ton Fla. He d residing IN Key
West b ls7s - l7sh. 81.
This d ihs first resident pas
ior that The Adventist have ever
had. Previously they have had
70 depend upon visitors from
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Gems OF Thought

uxeelle0ee
One who desires 10 excel should
endeavor It ID tkose things that
are In themselves most en-
celIenf. --Epictetus.
Excellence b never granted %
man but ~ the reward q labor.
Sir Joshua Reynolds.
We are Oil sculptnrs. working out
our own IDEALS, and leaving TIE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-19
Ley Memorial
Methodist Church

CAAplain Carpenkar. u. Il ri.
Vii - - ene1t spesker 4 -
morning worship hour. using for
his topie. Idol Smsshers~.
AZ tn Evening Service. cAap.
lain John A. Elliott. uSNR wui -
guest speaksr.
~ our Sunday neAo1. wA5eA -
sins u sN an. yo0 viii fInGI
CLASSES for ~ sxes Aiss Miriam
ysrsy, = Gsnseal cAEcA GcAna
Evening star., 1952-02-07

Words like these on the prompter's cue-card
set feminine hearts a-futter when they're
read by Television's newest sensation, Count
Reno Cesana, billed as "The Continental.
To the audience being wooed, the Counts
every word and gesture is enchanting 80.
But in the studio things are different Who actu-
ally winds up holding the glasses of champagne ne
profers? And in the commercial how do they ever
show the models legs the way they do?
Again in LIFE this week. you see the other side OF
the picure-you learn some OF the backstage tricks ana
techniques of the TV trade.
In nearly every LIFE story, every week. you get not
Evening star., 1952-02-07

just the details, but insig-insight into the miracles
of science into the excitement of theatre and screen
and microphone into what's right (and what's wrong
with government, and the who it into the
whole wide fascinating world of "what goes on"
When you read LIFE you rub shoulders with the
worlds interesting people-fnd yourself in the places
where exciting things are happening.
You'll see and understand things you might not even
see if you were on the scene yourself!
Evening star., 1952-02-07

sa" ~Rc-'0s0r 0u
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Appliance Salesman Wanted

known range manufacturer
seeks salesman with previous manu-
facturer sales experience for Wash
ington I'd. C.) territory. Send
resume in confidence. The manu-
facturer's representative will be IN
this locality within the very near
future for personal interviews. Box
61-S Star
Evening star., 1952-11-16
AUCTION SALES
PERSONAL
PERMANENT: M ,, q; iS4 shamgSesos; ggess wa wa

rEEMasEssEEli ISEa sEliuf9 II cohnEs& sesIRsS&i TAS isi0
vacAkcY q 81 YIN IN NURSING HOME tor M
sldsrls psrsSn; sS Sf:,s Sn snd eo%nsy sSpsr;
HAva y,iiIn' Yod Saj gSeS LOST WEIGHT. DON'T
discard your Clothes. ;Ss rEs Wi 'psSias1lis sSaa
pressmaker; S CENTRALLY 5n Exe locnses, 1853. llio
sCRXTCH PADS. 4x5, 100 sheets,
white bond. so per 100; 3xS; 30
sheets. $3.50 per 100. ia. 6:S246.
EXTRA INCOME enh Clubs, beauty 4s,ts
FUNDS for your club or shop. Sell
hosiery. individually packaged. direct
from manuf. DISTRICT HOSIERY
go; Sl9l Sr < st. nfSi, sTi nso0; oonoztn. I'M
nifty 20 have your mother near you.
A lovely nome and salary in exchange
for help with cooking and some care
of 4-year.old girl. OIL. 4246. 16s
MEXICAN LAWYER, registered con-
mmsrasiOn mlass AZ MsflSa1N MEfbSUNo ssa aHIf1os
HAVE YOU something to seil9 Adver-
tiss it Sy hnmosogs IN Sso jinsies or q. short
EooM SSsSs Ssb All 81 eoaED as5oi Tor elderly re.
fined lady; 2nd fioor front; home at
mosphere; tray service II necessary.
IDEAL IDEA XMAS GIFT, ss-coat-of-
arms, verified Lib. Of Cong. hand
colored: framed 1Ox12. Ii. 3-52S9.s
SETTLED LADY desires baby sitting;
will care for apts.. of travelling oc-
cupants or companion. WO. 3645.. .
W0MEN-Make money at home. spare
time; sew ready-cut RAP-A-ROUND:
easy. profitable. HOLLYWOOD MFG.
co. Hollywood 40, Calf.
NURSING CARE for elderly people in
my country home near Washington,
Va. Phone Sperryville 2646.
RIDE WANTED to Pentagon from
South Capitol and Atlantic sts. 10.
FULL-TiME CARE for children. in
licensed home. Experienced mother.
5 mos. TO 5 yrs. WA. 70S7.
COLONEL PVT. DETECTIVE, d. C.
license; former q. s. Govt. oficer;
u1iv. trained. AID. S773:
versatton; grammar; lady teacher.
De. A76O. ext. II. eveR
Evening star., 1952-11-16

6OS8.
PERSONNEL SERVICE :
1911 @ st. NV, next Church
CREDIT-COL. MAN, $500
Inside -exper.: bookkeeper-typist. .S65
wk. up; billing and shipping clerk,
$50 wk.; gas station attds.. $50 wk.
up. Miss Dodge, MA. $3.50.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV. Next Church
Typists, CD F., $225 Mo.
File clerk. some typing - S205
TRAINEES. office, smart type $40 wk.
RECEPTIONIST, typist ----- S45 wk.
Dictaphone opr., exper.------- $50 wk.
Openings for SO applicants DAILY.
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HElP-MEN

JR., permanent posi-
tion. with public accounting nrm
must type; salary open. DI. 2SS9.
COUNTANT-Experie with one
of big three automotive shop opera
tions preferred; capable of main
tanning subsidiary records for body
and paint shop; excellent salary to
start; promotional possibilities good.
Call Mr.. varhach after 8 am. La:
CO.. 1885 Bladensburg I'd. ne. lis
semi-ssnior. for a
handwriting. stating educ. exper.
Star. sH 'A'a' fea0'feHen'S' 00A rs -g''
ACCOUNTANT, Jr., for local ONCE
OF natl. public accounting firm. No
travel. Prefer recent accounting
school grad. or 4th-yr. student.
Reply. Box 350-S. Star. ia
ACCOUNTANT for CPA firm; min. 1
VI. acct. educ; some travel involved;
sssts sHes worsns sds Srt Reply ply
115-R, Star. lie
ACCOUNTING STUDENT, last year Of
school, part time. C.P.A.'s office.
Opportunity for permanent position.
Please reply in own handwriting
giving details of age, marital status.
school. hours avail, and hourly pay
expected. Box 24-R, Star. lie
TRALNEE - Oppor-
tunity for beginner in accounting to
associate with large national organ
iZatiOn. Training program in all
phases of accounting. Apply AMERI-
CAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION,
Room 219. Mills Bldg. 18th and Pa.
ave. NV. -16
STUDENT. accounting
ofilce, part time, 81; $1.50 per hr.
Good at figures, prior experience
not necessary. Box 107-R, Star.
OPERATOR, alert
young man who. Is looking for q
future Is. needed to flll q vacancy in
the addressograph dept. Of q ma
tional oil company. Salary. $220
! mo. to start; regular increases; free
insurance. sick leave, vacation; time
and half over 40 hrs; work hrs.
from IL am. to s pm. For inter
view. call weekdays, Mr. PRICE,
Ia. $500. Q am, to IL noon. pm.
TO ! pm. --l7
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HElP-MEN

AUTO MECHANIC, must be expert
enced. sober. reliable; plenty Of
work. Highest rate OF pay. 1929
14th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS; 5-day wk.: clean
job servicing new cars; parking priv
tleges; guaranteed income, vaca-
tion and insurance. See Mr.. Crabill,
L. p. STEUART. INC. River rd. and
BIO Railroad, Bethesda, Md. lis
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced in
all makes Of cars; paid vacation
and holidays. Excel. working condi-
tions. See Mr.. Bowen. PALMER
TosD yilie. ND Sl1o Hamilton st. Hyssts- K's
AUTO MECHANIC. Chrysler exp.
pref; 5-day wk., salary basis; hos
pitalization plan; excellent oppor-
tunity for right man. Apply ROYAL
MOTORS. INC, Chrysler-Plymouth.
AuTW 4rGo na; MEcaHNIGS. ay1; G;S. tco,or.di n1.f
exp. on all makes; must have exp,
be sober. top salary; include refs.
in hrst letter. Address p. o. Box
16. WO0dbridge. Va
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SPECIAL NoTlcEe

r. & M. REFRIGERATION CO., INC,
ga I St. ne. Is not connected .S,e II IN
(Wholesalers), nor is 1t connected
in any way with any other COM
pany using the initials r. b N: in
We Ws Will VIII ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds. etc.. pledged else
where and renew same at 10 PEI
month. LIVINGSTON q Co, 1423 d
st NV. Only licensed and bonded
'oan ONCE in Washington. Guaran-
teed highest loans. Open till 8
LIKE A MANUFACTURED Of bath
tubs, In addition to making a living
we have the satisfaction Of perform
ing a useful service. MEARS MANU-
SCRIPT SERVICE. RE. 3513, Den
rike Bldg. Editing. rewriting. writ
ing, and typing. Whenever you
have something to say. We can help
you say it better.
CLEANING done for charity erganiza-
tions or bundles for Europe at re-
duced rate by mod. dfy-cleaning
plant operator. We call and de-
liver. ST. l2l3. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-16

1911 g st. NV. RE. 1928
Embassy Secy., $275 Mo.
Recep. -stenog.. small office. $500 mo. !;
medical secy.. 8 d., future. $3.50 up;
real estate stenog.. expr. only, $500.
Dozens of others.-Miss Young
PERSONNEL, SERVICE
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HELP-MEN

experienced only.
Apply MARSHALL STEVENS CO..
N. Arlington. Ridge I'd. and 10th
ST., Monday, z to 8. lie
BUTCHER, for weekend work: good
pay. See MRS. PASSIN, Kennedy
st. NV. III
BUTCHER, experienced. Apply 3423
Conn. ave. NV, IL
CAB DRIVERS, colored: men and
women: free taxi school. TAN TOP
CAB CO., 1871 Kalorama rd. NV.
CO. 7735 and CO. 1878. -25
CABINETMAKER'S helper (2). young
men over Is years of age with
mechanical ability to learn the high
of Falls Church or Arlington pre-
ferred. Steady work and excellent
training. JE. 3-963S. -16
Evening star., 1952-11-16

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has ton
school and ONCE positions. 2O4
GGolorado Bldg. lS4l G St. RE.
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u. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES

315 18th STREET NV.
Architects Landscape and Marine);
Bacteriologist; Craftsmen; Engineers;
Estimator (metalO; Med. Records
Librarian; Mathematician; Produc-
tion Illustrator; Physician; Psychia-
trist; Physicist; Physical Therapist;
Hydrodynamicist; Addressograph
Oprs.; Billing Clerk; Cashiers; Court
Reporters; Multigraph Oprs.
(trainee); Telephone Oprs.. Central
ONCE expert; etenographers; Tele-
type Oprs.; Clerk Typists; Sales
(retail and wholesale); Demonstra-
tors
sos X STREET NV.
Cooks S35-S75; Counter Girls, $50
S35: Counterman, S35-S60; House.
men. $3O-S4O; Restaurant Cashiers.
S40-$50. and other restaurant work.
ers; Porters, S35-$4O. age 21-45.
must have local ref; Truck Drivers,
S35-S55. age 21-45, must have local
refs; Wool Pressers, $4O-$60, 1 ".
exper. min. fast worker.
735 18th STREET NV.
Female power sewing machine oprs.
factory exper., under 35; Couples.
household -jnstitutiona recent exper.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
'Washington's Largest Agency"
Salesman ito retail storsszcloth-
Sales representative (engineerins or or
forestry degree helpfuD $4,000 plus
Sales (pharmaceuticall tno exper),
$500 mo-. plus car
sales trainees tofi. eauipl. Sa5o-ss00
Sales trainee Wholesale paper). $3.50
'r. and sr. accountant o90 S9Eessess,; rs sS6 -.
Adjustor ssi tdept; mgr:E-furn.) - SO. 300
Bookkeeper-accountant (mortsage Of
stenos. (executiye type) - S.. 500
Semi-sr. accountants --S3, 900
Bookkeepers, varied fields 80 So 900
Clerk-typists teood opport. $4,000
Bsnkins trainees. excel. % oppoPt; oeasto sei p;
future start $4,000
TECHNICAL
= Washington's Technical Center.
Writer trainees' =. Z. deg. plus e radap da6
Transformer designers; 80. 49,
sr: math.. deg. plus yrs exper;
sr. designers. M. E. or E. E. deg.
plus s yrs.' exper; $6.00o-S1o. 1000
ESineer. exper. in ballistiss dha Or al 81,
So. craftsmen. 5 yrs. sxper. meehsn.
pSotosraDhsr. hot 9 yrs.. exDer. iindnse fa;HHU
PHYSICISTS. grad. plus sss ssssFi ssiisa SRsa
computer. S 4 yrs. exper. msth.: asth.' some Unne
roisss ensnesS mechaneai salsIs Ssse
MechsnicsiS ensineer. familiar Federal sSieHI
specs. and ASTM - salary open
Project engineer. B. s., NJ. E.: exper.
mech. or metal shops $4,000 900
TsGhniss1 sn aev.ioD saa.0r. sapss 90
Many openings in above classifica-
OVERSEAS.
Operating engineers. exper. 80, 600
Chief mechanical engineers lconstrucs
psss1 sion, eh,.,s .,s----------7-s ssS,oooI sSoooI
Partial PsI listins above. Come ii s0sDS and
see Us Or send resume to this Of
NEW OFFICES.
1108 18th ST. NV.
IL
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Classified Ad Rates
Sterling 5000
Local Advertisers
Three Lines tMinimLm)

Three Lines tMin1mhm)
/ time, 43e per line.
3 to 8 times consecutiyely. $50 pel
line. 40
z times consecutively. 36e per line.
New automobiles. 60c per line. 4-line
minimum. ,s.
Special Notices ana Personal. &c per
. line additional
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second IN
Rertton
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HELP--MEN
DRIVER-PQRTER

Colored. Familiar with Chevy Chase
area. Permanent. Good opportunity
lor steady man. HIGGER'S DRUGS.
QUIZ conn. ave. NV. lie
ELECTRIClAN-Larg property own
er, has frequent wiring and repair
work for reliable licensed man doinR
own work. NO. 0660.
ELECTRICIAN with Md. and d. C.
license; must have car or small
truck. Good wages and chance for
advancement. Call Ii. 7-4164 for
appointment. lis
ELECTRICIAN, for installation work.
at Gainesville. Va. plant. Call OV.
21T1 for appt. ATLANTIC RE.
SEARCH CORP, Alexandria, Va.
ELECTRICIAN HELPERS WANTED
for electrical work. Call RA. O6OO
ELECTRICiHN's Ti tTHGi HELPER Year.
round work; holidays with pay;
established concern. WI. 1850. III
Evening star., 1952-11-16
AUTO
SALESMAN

RADIO MECHANIC for
Washington's largest Pontiac dealer,
excellent working conditions, Good
SMyEiA SssrEi Apply g1 NJ Mar PHsrS fsYnr ARCADE r.
AUTO RADIO TECHNICIAN. to repair
radios for Wash.'s largest Pontiac
dealer. Apply Mr.. Peers. ARCADE
PONTIAC Co. 14S7 Irving st. NV
AUTO PARTS CLERK-openins for
ambitious young man. single. pref
ins coos %n ssisp9 sisGg0ST With 'Ghe' ne oppor
tunity, In permanently. established
auired. TEMPLE MOTOR Co. Alex
andria. Va. AL. 3055. -17
AUTO WASH and fabrication man,
all modern equipment. Good hours
experience. Apply 710 Rhode Island
ave. ne. lis
BAKERY SALES DRIVER. ambitious
young man. Starting salary, 81;
6-day wk. Apply OLYMPIA BAK-
BAEsER sEsE e wHANTED' a Fl iw eolored: guar ar SEQ
week. JOEs BARBER SHOP. 28O6
Wade rd. Sc. Phone 10. 3-9747.
BODY MAN, 1st class: 500 wk. call
OIL. 9733 or LO. 5-3662. IL
experienced, to take
charge of office; permanent position;
starting salary. $4,000. with ex-
cellent opportunity for advance
ment; state experience, age. refer
ences. Box 322-R. Star. -16
BOOKKEEPER-Tho compe-
tent. knowledge payroll and tax
pie financial statements for audit.
Excellent refs. required and exreri.
ence absolutely necessary. Maryland
resident preferred. Box 2O2-R. Star.
BOOKKEEPER; good opportunity
with national organization; pleasant
working conditions. 5.day week,
AaREk1caR IaanE sRDl0ss Sfos1s Asso AsR5y
CITATION, Room 219. Mills Bldg.
BoOKKEEPER. commercial bookkeep-
ing experience ana typing necessary.
5h-dav week. Salary open. Excel
lent opportunity for qualified per-
SON: Contact MR.. MOFFET. JE.
BOOKKEEPER, part time; small busi-
ness. Box 213-S. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, ONCE mgr;
for auto agency, good working cond.:
5z-day wk.; disqualification, life in
Surance. paid vacation. Apply MR..
BEAUCHAMP, $40 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville. --1S
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly competent,
knowledge payroll and tax records
and capable preparing simple
financial statements for. audit. ex-
cellent refs. required and experience
absolutely necessary; Maryland res
ident preferred Box 2O6-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
LANSBURGH
& BRO.
7th, 9Th and E SITS. NV.

AUTO BODY MAN : Wen equipped
shop. Straight salary. Vacation with
pay, sTEELEs GARAGE sa New
AUTO BODY MAN HELPER-Man tc
do assembly work and learn body
repairing. Must be steady and re-
liable. 5-day week. LAPKOFF AUTO
BODY WORKS. 2130 L st. NV. RE
AUTO BODY MAN-1st class. with
references; 5-day week; straight SAL
ary. Apply LIBERTY AUTO BODY.
INC. 2115 M st. NV. MA. 9573.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Auto Finance AdiuSter

AUTO FINANCE AQluSCer
car f0r sGgRa
hosp. and insurance. Good starting
salary NN sEpT.Mr CSnsasT MI Garnsr; nsp EAsF ST
AUTOMOTIVE JOBBER SALESMAN.
stations 'as and fleets. 'Ee; EN-co AuTo
SUPPLY, 309 H st. ne. lie
AUTO MECHANIC-Excel. salary and
bonus. 5la-day wk., paid vacation.
indy. car lift. Clean uniforms sup
piled. insurance plan. WILSON pom
TIAc. INC. 1925 Ga. ave-. Silver
Spring. Md. lie
AUTO MECHANIC to work ON GIN
cars: straight salary. FLOOD Pom
TIAC 1921 Conn.
AUTO MECHANICS for Ford dealer;
modern facilities; plenty Of work:
Me TRomss EKW ead vaectiG foRp co
Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge I'd,
AGTo SASi MECHANIC for new and used
car servicing. Good salary. See Mr..
Kent. KIRBY SALES q SERVICE,
3237 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
AUTO MECHANIC, chrysler products
experience preferred. Permanent job
for right man. Plenty Of work. See
Mr.. Kent, KIRBY SALES " SERV-
ICE, 3237 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
AUTO MECHANIC tor general repair.
o shop dGins tS 1na nsh c1ns srsas work. hsats
5la-day wiki must be reliable, in
dustrious and have tools: salary
according to ability. ePITLER'6l
AUTO SERVICE. 646 Nd. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

When ansDerinD advertisement
addressed to Star -bo1es, do NOT
inclose original references. photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonal uGiue. Copies serrs the pHr.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

ECONOMIST
in national research
organization for man 25-
IS with graduate train
ing in economics and
practical experience In
government or industry.
Research and analytical
writing ability essential.
Opportunity for adj
vancement. Reply Box
114-S, Star giving de-
tails of academic back
ground and work expert
ence.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
BUTLER-COO

And able TO drive. With D. C. permit:
Filipino or coloreds prefer live in;
references; small fanily; excel.
WO. '334l, or call in person at
$500 Williamsburg lane NV, forl
interview. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-16
AUTO MECHANICS

Wanted by old established automo-
pay with plenty of work. mechanics
now in employ net well over 500
per. week. We work 5-day week
with paid holidays. Fringe dement's
include disqualification, life insur-
employee discounts. Come in to see
Mr.. Kirby and let him tell you more
about these desirable openings. HILL
AND SANDERS, INC, lila Vermont
ave, NV -1z
Evening star., 1952-11-16
llO1 Penn. Ave. 4
-CLERK

with some tipping ability;
good starting salary; excellent con-
ditfons; convenient downtown loca-
tion. See Mr.. Soyars. A. p. WOOD
SON CO., 1919 Il St. NV. -l7
CLERK-CASHIER, reliable and sober.
for. general once duties; knowledse
cashiering. billing. inventory control.
Experienced preferred. Hours, irreg-
ular. $65 to start. Apply own hana-
writing to Box 1875. Star. --16
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HELP WTp. AGENCIES tcont.
Professional Placement
IFNERAL
EMPLOYMENT
1913 18th st. NV ST .A16O

1G1N NGIGAA
EMPLOYMENT
1913 18th st. NV. ST. 415O.
ATTENTION, WOMEN
NEW ADDRESS
HOS 10th ST. NV, NEAR L
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
b DAYS, 35 TO 40 HOURS WEEK
COME IN AND TALK 1T OVER
EXPERIENCED AND BEGINNERS
SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
SALARIES. $1,000 TO $1,000
TIoNs. coMMERcIAL, BEG1NNERs
AND OTHERS.
CLERK-TYPISTS
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
SALARIES. S3.120 TO S2,IOO
WORDS, AND $3.50 WORDS OF
ALL KINDS, STATISTICAL TYPS.,
CLERKS
SALARIES. S3,I2O TO S2.1O0
CASHIERS KEY PUNCH oPER.
BIKPRS.. MACH. TRAINEEs. FILE
CLkS., MANY RETAIL CLKS.; s
DAYS, AND OTHERS.
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
HOS 18th st. NV, EX. 727O
Evening star., 1952-11-16
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

WOMEN-WORk NEAR HOME
Airline ticket agent, no exp. S225
Craftsman, illustrator, 8 d 1929
Jr. Acct. typing, 3 d. $3.50
RECEIPT. typ, airport, 5 d. $ so
Recept. typ. meet public 5000
Secy. to V.P. 5 d. so
Admin. secy.. educ field. s d. S275
secretary, payroll exp, d. IS f,5
Clk.-typ., college bkgrnd, 5 d, S225
C!k.;typ., service wife. d. 1924
Cierk-typist, social field, 5 d. S2l5
IClerk-typist, Clar.. 8 d. S SO
Payroll elk, airport, 5 d, S 55
CaShier-bill clerk, exp. 50
Genl. ofc.,. some bkpg., 8 d. IS SO
Temp: typist, 3-6 mos, 5 d. S so
Director, kindergtn., 9:15-12:15 5000
b&-caShler, some typ, Clar. S As
Clerk-typist, Fairfax, 5 d. 81 hr.
Sscy.. switchboard, apts., mature,
S-3, 3-1O, alt wks. ---, S165
MEN
Civil engineer, 5 d. ----S1OO up
Map. craftsman ---- $3.50
Stockroom. manager --------to S so
Instrument man, 8 d. --------S so
Grocery clerk IL
Hardware clerk 4 40
Sales, wholesale. car nee; guar, $3.50
Driver, heavy equip, 1904
Airline ticket agent, no exp, S225
Routeman, delivery. 5 d. -S so
survey trainee. yng., 8 d. 5000
grocery clk.. eve. and Sat, S1.20 hr.
Potomac Empl.;; Hrs, 9-8
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl, OW. l7O0
911 King St., Alex, AL 1000
Evening star., 1952-11-16
ARREY

TRAFFIC MANAGER, TO $4,000,
Top executive, national experience;
motor freight. Balto.-D. C. area.
ASST COMPTROLLER, $1,000 up,
Oh co. In Pa: career opportunity.
PUBLIC RELATIONS ANALYST
$4,000
OIL CO. in Pa: chem. background req
- ACCOUNTANTS, $4,000 UP,
Many 1r. and ST.. career oppt'y.
Travelling Auditor So. 600 nm
Bank and financial trainees TO $500
once clerks, career opp; st. $3.50 UP
Ssiterk-typists stsnc s------.st. $3.50 up
Bookkeepers, fun chg. - $3, $40
Asst. mgr. trainees. retail $500
store manager (novelties).
Asst; mgr, restaurant st. 100
Stock clerks, young S2,4OO
AdJustors, car furn. ---$3, 900 up
credit supervisor So, 600
SALES
Paper and specialties st. $500
Heatg. and air cond. 500 up
Foods, D. C. and No. Va. $50 ur
PAPER and chem. by-products S4CC
Pnarmaceuticals, nat. org 81. .006
Paints S2O0 mr.
Automotive paints -------- st. S27s
Tobacco products -------S2,9 900 ur
once machines $4,000
Candy and gum 100 ur
Phono. records. retail to $4,000
lutAnBlDleS to S4,S0C
Evening star., 1952-11-16
BoOkkeeper-Accountant

EXPERIENCED. ABILITY HANDLE
EBdE I eET oErree eeokaS MaNAdE3Ekf Ahs1 kFo%l on6
ESTABLISHED, WANTS WILLING,
EXPERIENCED MAN. 30 TO As
AGE. WITH WONDERFUL OPPOR-
SALARY, PRoMPT ADVANCEMENT.
GIVE FULL DETAILS. PAST EX-
PERIENCE REF. ETC. BOX
34S-M. STAR. IL
BUTCHER, experienced boner, for ho-
fal aiiraralH raralN AHd sf "A NJ
Evening star., 1952-11-16
AUTO MECHANIC
PERMANENT

First class. 1895 years Of age. con.
scientious, and willing to give reeu.
Ford and International trucks. Ga.
rage located in Sc. Washington
Five-day. 40-hour week Appl,
Personnel. Room .605; open week.
dsys. 5000. and Sat-. 9-1. M
phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CAFETERIA
ASSISTANT

openings in progressive
foods organization for young men
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Capable Of directing and
scheduling employees. No night or
weekend work. 8 weeks annual
leave.