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Evening star., 1952-01-20
Armistiee Negotiators
Meet for 6 Minutes,
Adjourn in Deadlock
BY the Assoeiated Press

MUNSAN. Korea, Sunday. Jan.
20.--The tightly deadlocked Ko-
rean armistice supervision talks
broke up today after only six min
utes. with the Allied delegate de-
claring later "There is no use just
sitting there looking at one an
other"
The prisoner exchange subcom-
mittees, likewise deadlocked. de-
bated in an adjacent tent at Pam
munjom.
The supervision subcommittee
could agree on only one thing-to
meet again tomorrow at II am. :.
There was no indication
whether the Communist and
United Nations delegates took up
again a new Red charge of Allied
aerial violations. the fourth such
accusation since last week.
Airfields Still Snag.
But the negotiators still were
hung on the snag that snarled the
kalks weeks ago-Allied insistence
that the Communists cannot build
airfelds In North Korea during an
Armistice.
| Maj. Gen. Claude Ferenbaugh,
the U. N. command negotiator
said I'VE again explained our posi-
ton" and asked the Communists
sif they had anything better to
offer"
"They maintained their posi-
tion," he added. There was
nothing else to do so we adjourned
until tomorrow"
Injected into yesterdays unpro-
ductive meetings was q Red charge
that four United States jet planes
bombed and strafed a plainly
marked truce motor convoy be-
tween Kaesong and the Korean
Communist capital of Pyongyang
on Friday afternoon.
Inquiry Promised.
The Communists termed it "a
grave protest" Brig. Gen. william
p. Nuckols, United Nations COM
naand spokesman, said the charge
would be investigated. But he
added that the Allies did not
view the charge with any more
gravity than we have viewed past
allegations"
The Communists asserted that,
despite Joint guarantees of safe
conduct, two trucks and a jeep
were attacked and two Commu-
mist soldiers were wounded.
The agreement provides that IL
Communist vehicles, marked with
cherry red panels on the hoods,
may use the Kaesong-Pyongyang
road unmolested in daytime-six
northbound and six southbound.
Still under Allied investigation
was a Communist charge that a
bomb was dropped in the Kaesong1
security zone Thursday.
Additionally, the Reds charged
two other incidents-Allied flights
over Chinese cities and the bomb
ing of North Korean prisoner of
war camp No. 8 at Kangdong.
Agree I'm Principle"
Allied negotiators referred to
the Communist charges yesterday
IN suggesting a meeting of staff
officers to draft safeguards for
prisoner of war camps. The Com
hnunists agreed "in principle"
The U. N. command acknowl-
edged that planes bombed the
Kangdong area Monday night, but
blamed the Reds for refusing to
pinpoint the location of prison
camps. Peiping radio said Is
South Korean prisoners were |
killed and Ga wounded.
Truce subcommittee wrangling \
over the issues Of armistice super
vision and exchange of prisoners
reported no progress. Speculation \
that developments may be in the
offing was prompted by Gen. Mat
them B. Ridgway's return to To-
kyo after secret conferences at
MunSar.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

Korean fight
ing January 5,
the Defense De-
partment an
nounced la t e
yesterday.
Sergt. Wag-
ner, 81, arrived
in Korean last
September 81,
and has served
as a platoon
CO m m a n d er
with Company
G, 1st Battal-
ion, 1st Regi-
.lE
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Dr.. Manuel Monteiro

LISBON. Portugal, Jan. 49,
I(P)-Dr. Manuel Monteiro, 70, re-
tired Judge and former speaker
Iof oPrtugal's Chamber of Deputies
died today. For 10 years he was
president of the Mixed dnterna-
ItionaD Court at Alexandria,
Egypt, now abolished.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Marine Sergeant Wounded
lin Korea by Land Nine

Marine TISergt. Harold Lee
Wagner. whose wife, Mrs. Patricia
Wagner. lives at 1908 Kearny
street NE, was wounded in the
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Realty
Revue

The annual Christmas party
held by the Washington Real
Estate Board will be held in the
Presidential Room Of the Hotel
Statler beginning at 1878 pm
December %, william M. Throck-
morton. board president. an
nounced today.
Lloyd R. Coates will be in
charge Of entertainment. aided by
Carlton U. Trexler and Bernard
Cooper.
More than 1000 persons are ex-
pected to attend. and each is
asked. according to custom, to
bring along toy for boy or girl.
Toys collected will be distributed
by the Washington Council of
Church Women to needy children.
This years party will be the
10Th annual event of its kind
sponsored by the Washington
board. Mr.. Coates said enter
tainers this year will be outStand-
ing.
Oliver M. Walker, president of
Walker & Dunlop. Inc, today an
nounced payment of year-end
bonuses to the firms 81 employees
in its three offices in Washington
and one in Baltimore. This is the
14th successive annual bonus paid
by the firm. covering all employees,
including those paid on a commits
sion basis. he said.
~ *A
The Rent Sterilization Office
will establish rent control Mon
day in the Harrisburg (Pa.) area.
Shapiro Mortgage Co., estab-
nshed last year, has been desig-
mated by the Federal Housing
Administration as an FdA-ap-
proved MORTGAGE, the firm said
today. j. B. Shapiro is president,
and Maurice c. Shapiro Is vice
president and treasurer.
X Y X \
Uncle Sans Bureau of Land
Management reported this week it
has turned over billion dollars to
the United States Treasury in the
167 years Of its existence and of
that of its predecessor agencies.
X
The Master Builders Association
will meet at 6 pm. Tuesday in the
Mayflower Hotel.
The Washington Building Con-
Evening star., 1952-12-06

gress will hear a talk by John M.
Howard, general traffic manager
|of the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. at its luncheon at
1890 pm. Monday in the May
flower Hotel.
The dinner dance and Christ
mas party Of the Alexandria
Arlington-Fairfax Real Estate
Board will be held at $50 pm.
next Thursday in the Belle Haven
Country Club, Erma j. Rayfield,
board secretary, announced today.
X X ~
The Washington Metropolitan
Chapter, American Institute of
Architects, will hold its annual
Christmas party at $50 pm.
Thursday in the Potomac Boat
Club, $3.50 Water street NV.
Carey Winston addressed a ses-
sion of the New Jersey Association
of Real Estate Boards convention
in Atlantic City this week.
X X
Construction expenditures de-
Evening star., 1952-12-06

|clined Z per cent in November
from those of October, but private
expenditures were 5 per cent over
those of November, 1851. and pub
lie expenditures were 9 per cent
above the corresponding 1851
period, the Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics and the Construction Mate
rails Division of the Commerce
Department reported today.
X X
Leon H. Keyserling, chairman
OF the Presidents Council of Eco
Evening star., 1952-12-06

nomic Advisers, and Fritz Burns,
a leading California builder, will
debate the question, do We Need
a New Outlook in Public Hous-
ing" between 2::30 and 3 pm.
tomorrow on MICS American
Forum of the Air radio and tele-
vision program.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Watch Thermometer

When you're painting outdoors
during the winter months, be sure
that the thermometer registers
above 40 degrees, and that the
weather man predicts it will stay
there while the paint dries.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SALESMAN

SALESMEN--Now expanding. old re.
liable firm has openings Tor salesmer
in protected Midwestern and South.
ern terMtories, selling intangible
franchise to operate automotive pat.
ented product; must be, able to close
S4O0 per week. Call sales manager
for appt.. national ONCE, DE. 671O
Statesmen, colored or white. to cal
On inquiries for membership in thu
SSstIlyassns SaIly ,.s Gusslifsd leads furn
wkly. See w. A. LATTfMORE. BET
and $3.50 daily. 1917 9th st. NV
SALEsNfEN--we are nov opening
n, tlsT positions s for sslesnIerl l.lI Nation.
poftuhlts iof fnsaS sdsaiiesiaest. feSqs WV, ,aceB.
tiUnally high earnings thf0ush
Immediate starting salafy guarantee
Of 500 while. LII training. Free In.
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sXLEsMEN,Es samaethlsk INV tor prof
"; AmeFtex. root qyeFlaE cuts ,HalR,
teasEee eGsts half New Legally
binding gAaFantse, s., Leasing .IeetIs1
PsSss'''Eyfb Psass Eb!laT MR. dS. ss sS. afSEsssss
RssasfaaItsRRtts Rss%ass atsRts, a'VRSfglt, Anc5"" Rss p.
l786 Cleveland, Ohio,
Statesmen (al are needed to train
locally for psTmsnsnt p3nsltionls VIII Switaa
men who are willing workers shall
be considered, Those ACCEPTED will
sincerely interested n helping &, ! .
company makes all appointments.
Earnings while learning should ex-
cssd 1nS,v $lGo ,tn ggpSsilN ggepsslNy kcsT required
NV. %
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity

Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity
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saiPPING Or colintsr clerk, aSs aSS to
plies, esii ia. '6lsS 6stWssaA Ars 8
sAiPPiN9 hjPj SRS RNRB ( II TRIEoEIvING CLERK,
wholesale radio. supply house; good
saelaEy; chance foT pE9motlon; Apply
Monday Mr. sMs6o0YNELo. 1920 18th
sHioHE ~ sAIEsMXS, III MAN who is better
hrm; GOOD salary. sI6s i1th .st.
SHOE SALEsMEN-Experiencsd only;
steady; good salary. o3156 Wilson
SHOE sALEsMEN and manasers for
new stores In WASH. Md. and Va;
II thoroughly experienced, also
familiar with window trimming. an
excellent proposition is open: Can
more ave uvoffsy,iin MA
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SALES TRAINEES

tngton fuel oil supplier. Compiet,
portation provided. Write, givinr
Iul Particulars, salary expected
BOX 76.H, Star. 3
SALESNIAN-Wholesale meat. Oniy
sxpertenced and reliable. need apply
person: Apply MURRYs is STEAK Eae rtSs' eo
sALESMAN-If you can earn S16C
per week and more. we have q posi-.
ton for YOU as an outside salesman
1ln Al bona fide leads you can handle
SALESMAN CoLoRED, coliector," witt
car, excellent opportunity. for ex-
perienced man, good salary, plus
liberal commissions, apply ENBEE
sl9 1q1S Hsl ,7th 2, st. NV: o., -,
experienced selling wholesale prod.
uets to local restaurants, ,taverns
Write Box 134-H.- Star.
SALESMAN, Southern Maryland
area; must live in area and have
sS196,,.i s001 f9lloEing 3n Sdn selling wholesale
and retail merchants in Charles and
st: Mary's Counties. Salary open
Wire or write in strict confidence,
BOX 2OO-R, Star.
SALESMAN, outside salesman for
fencing or roofing, experience not
necessary. Salary while learning
Liberal commission against drawing
account after short training period.
Car essential for contact with home
owners. Mileage allowance, top
company benefits. Apply Personnel
Once. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.,
$500 Wisconsin ave. NV.
SALESMAN, exper. in calling on
Call MI. .S0S5.
SALESSfAN-Opportunity for young.
aggressive man to get ahead in a
growing automobile concern; excel
lent salary, commission, bonus; good
working conditions; must have auto
mobile experience. Apply in per-
son to HERSONs Afro April
sAEEsM.AA' Bel Del. = Nd. ID n,D. 5: c., top
n. Y. line. buttons, .iewelry, ribbons.
laces, hdkfS., infants wear, scarfS,
belts, linens. notions. ATTRACTIVE
comm. Box 1851. 1474 B'way. N. Y.
above average, with car,
willing to work hard to accomplish
exceptional results selling contrac-
tors Washington vicinity. Previous
experience not essential. Offer ex-
cellent salary. car allowance, plus
bonus on sales, plus exceptional fu-
ture with well-eStablished firm.
Box 31-L, Star. -
Evening star., 1952-03-02
STOCKCLERKS
To Work In Supermarket
Chance for Advancement
PAID VACATIONS
GOOD WORKING :
CONDITIONS
Apply in Person Only
MIR. TAUBER
1853 Savannah st. Sc.
10 and IL AM.
STORE CLERK

White. age 40 to SO, for ArlinGton,
Va, branch store. No experiences
necessary. Pleasing manneP en6
telephone voice important. Apply IN
person, or call DU. I'LL, NAN
HAITIAN CO, Laundry and Dry
Cleaning. 1928 Florida ave. nv. "a
TELEv1SION SRRVICENIEN with oWn
car required for excellent eAln1ie6
position. On the permanent star
Of the company. The pp9itaon is
one where wide field Of TV chaSsan
installation and repair iS involved
and the most advanced and intFis
cate Instruments are opefeted.
Training will be. given to sUit1hi@
applicants provided they have 81,
have completed o course Of noE leaS
than q mos. OF an approved 2adi0
training collegel.. II. Or have had
experience Of nv service work 7Or
the last Is mos. Q weeks' Vaca-
ton with salary will be given afsep
IL mos. service, and all Apphs
caflts viii b. given the necessary
bench instruction by certified And
approved teleyiBion techniclAii.. me
glneer's In full operation Of all Inc
strunnents. Phone Mr.. n. Wright.
n ", Telephone No, On 20ae.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HELP MEN

JANITOR. colored. married, no chill
to New Hampshire ave; bus serys %
ice and shopping center; no furnace
work; $125 mo. plus apt and utils.
Call mgr. Mon. and Tues. after
am. JU. 7-S054. -
,JANITOR, maintenance man, white
conscientious, reliable, exper. in apt.
development work; must live in; $40
plus 2-bedrm. apt. Call ewes. from
to 10. AP. 1914. -3
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SALESMAN

Can you sell q family with whom you
have a definite appt., who knows
your name. what you are doing, ano
has expressed a desire to own thu
educ, plan you are selling? Car
each eVeningP II SO. we supply tht
lead system with no chg. backs
nothing withheld from your comm
Must be over 25 and under 40. ex.
per. in selling, willing to work five
evenings per wk. Apply Monday
l0-l or "a, MR.. HAYES. Ambassa.
AnF HnfaI m mt rhnno x
Evening star., 1952-03-02
PHARMACISTS

Men and women registered; excel.
salary, 4S-hr.. wk.; 6 S-hr. days, 9
holidays yr. with pay; large prescrip-
tion. business; ideal yorking cond..
excel. chance for adv; vac. with
pay after l .yr,. sick leave after
yr., ms. and hosp. avail. after 3
mos. empl., ret. plan avail. for those
over 80 with 2 yrs. serv. Write or
apply in person TO Mr.. G: B. Aldrich.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES. INC, II
P st. ne, Washington 2, b. c. a
PIN BALL MECHANIC; white: ex-
perienced only. Call EN-. 3069 be-
PORTER, young and honest boy to
work in ladies ready-to-wear. Apply
ERANSINE,, 736 7th St: NV. a
PORTEkS; z. one shift. 9 am. to
8 p.m.; End shift. 2 pm. to II pm.
Salary. $36; 2 meals furnished. Ap-
ply 4015 9. 2Sth st.. Arl. Call
TIE. 0096. a
salary and hours; meals furnished.
1896 Conn. ave. WO. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
EAf,HHMAN
RALNRMAN
SALESMAN

Ts s.ssS IsSs'ssa ses ma.staGtsrsf mmassha.. ws
4S With or more years OF sue
cessful sales, exper, and be inter
ested In advancement In reply
state age, length of service with
each EMPLOYER and current earnings,
ibnteEyieXs confidential. Reply Box
2bO-L' Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SALES ENGINEER
AIR CONnfTf(oNTNH

&AS n n 44NGAvAANN
Local distributor 6f nationally tn6wN
LtseSBSIltShfhs' Vpaalshaehiiat hafailips iasslfess
slhttf capable 81 Readlhs.iibS thIs
alylsl9h OF 6uf 6fssiilsRtI6hl RBd N
hlRsH '!Isathltss tssfsRTf aeaFstss ss Ssassshtissss sstisss
dlallAeGlldRs. kSs ihfe4Hi ihfsEre BiAt. ahl
sAkEs MANAGER, $40 Vkl salary,
@ @.s..'' ''''ssIss&iIS2 u ''tii '"t$plsss sssay;
sMes A2b1afAS ass;.nasls,. man man
SkeSh.e es ssslqeFs ttaAs: "A s.sfksT skSsT ysS p I'm:
MHJ profitable steady WefE' #9r
sAEM MANAaER=Ayss's fpsst, o..
se$S:':IsasS $.:sRSS Ss, Ss
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Evening star., 1952-03-02
HELP MEN

SALESkAN-Experienced in kiteher
planning, appliances, formica tops
Car needed. 5716 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsyille, Md. WA. 53O3. "a
SALESMAN for mems furnishing!
store; permanent posttion; excellsnI
szfEsEsazNT SffHE IN : waNFEb, iIi fiHi experienced
to call on retail grocery trade in
washington and vicinity. Excellent
salary and 9pportunity, for ad.
mnnfh1n vanSfTent; Srp HSn9s S2a,,vp plan padiee
Tor interview 8 am. to 4 pm. only
SALESMAN, inside; excellent oppor-
tunity for alert man to assist buyer
and supervise warehouse. Apply in
writing only to LANE LUMBER CO.,
371S r. ]. ave., Mt. Rainier. Nd.
SALESMAN, ONCE supply and type.
writers; drawing account, liberal
FALIs S't CHURCH Isl ssTAT1oSNESRFsss. sss.:IE il.
SALESMAN, y qualitied for route work;
salary. 500 per week. plus com.
week % or Setter; S car asr4ss and SS sSDensei sei
Maryland Hotel. Annapolis, Nd
Phone Annapolis 2641 after 8 pm
SALEsMAN-Prefer married man be-
tween 80 and 40 yrs. with good
sales background; must own car;
territory Is within Is miles of the
District. Apply in person only. 1926
New York ave. ne, between 10 and
II am. Mon. or Tues. Compensa-
ton, salary and commission.
SALESMAN, real estate. Have opening
for energetic man familiar with
Washington and its environs, who
can adapt. himself to sale Of used
and new homes. Ewes, phone OR
6g1e. L. r. GRAvATTE. Realtor,
1918 st. NV. MA. O753. %
. SAIESMAN--Wonderfui opportunity
Tor meat salesman (Greek pref
MuRRY's STEAK CO.. 242S 14th
with mechanical en-.
gineering BACKGROUND, familiar with
metal fabrication factory operations
and Govt. procurement methods.
Write BOX 4S0-L, Star, giving full
details OF BACKGROUND and expet
SALESMAN, PART TIME, ewes Tor
tslss,yisiotl ss, store, leads fvtt. from
BLAfH'E II, w. 4h9J Wis ave, BE-.
tween H.1n hftH 4 4 M d m,
Evening star., 1952-03-02

SANDWICH MEN. also o cook; Oh.
pSrienced only; good pay, steady
ioS5s; io5; apply In person until D pm.
SECRETxRYS:BOCOKKEEPER wanted
part or full time. BY small pub
Usher; near Dupont Circle. HH.
H1HO SUN or NO QOHg MnT
Evening star., 1952-03-02

wanted for self serv.
Ice. meat dept; reliable and sober
only; top salary paid to qualified
man. Apply MASTER SUPER
MARKET. 4109 Mt. Vernon ave,
a Asexs exc ndTis' Va: .., z
on trucks and Diesel construction
equipment: Call sH. 1910 betw'
$50 and ). IS
MECHANIC. sheet metal shop: exper.,
inside work: excel. pay. oppor. for
advancement: ideal working conds
Box 478-L. Star .
linoleum. exper.. GAINES
BROS, INC. AL. 6152. .
MECHANIC, exper. in feet truck
work. Apply between 10 am. and
5 pm. Friday and Monday: See
Mr. r w Thompson. CANADA DRY
GINGER ALE. INC. 1901 E.-West
hwy Silver Spring. Md. 3
MECHANIC for installing guttering,
sheet metal shop; good pay. Cali
AL. $500 or OV. 2050. .
Evening star., 1952-03-02

JANITOR for apartment Develop
bet 35 and so yrs. old. Exper. with
oil burners necessary. Good salary,
nice quarters. Contact Mr. Green
lee. 900 a.m.-12 noon. H. G..
SMITHY CO., S1I 18th st. NV -3
JANITOR, white. for apt. bldg. in
Anacostia. Stoker furnace and halls
to service. Apt plus $50 mo.
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP, LU.
4-3311. LU. 4-3909 4
JANITOR, exper., reliable and settled;
for 79-unit apartment building. HO.
3I69, Monday
Evening star., 1952-03-02
statesmen

OhLGOWIGN
Need 4. Wonderful oppor-
tunity to earn $3.50 per wk,
or better with one of Wash
ington's leading ere dit
clo t hing and appliance
stores. Guaranteed salary
and commission. Full or
part time, white or colored.
Car essential. Apply 307 7th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
PLUMBER

nit. zoos 18th stSfr nv cali Hiif'Sih S:1b a.m. Dsr
or phone Hi. a6aS after S:aO pm
PREssERs for dry cleaning plant
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riRiys riR$isySs aaaise aaas-sTfei 4 NJ Ss,r.,. x.,l, g.
pkPa NlpHHSs iM dS7bS. ~. -71ooo,
gqYd pay AZ, exec, iiyine sgndl PHONE
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Monday, Mar, aFd, Must haye car;
ugo;ssttsT," alert, PAUL J. MILLER,
Ex. 7o10, BE prompt, s pm. Mon. y
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Excel-
lent opportunity for 2 experienced
salesmen willing to work full time
with one Of the most progressive
Ssiess fas,ns IN IN. the en- NV Plenty q adysT;
be given excellent assistance In clos
ing deals. Will train college gradu-
ate. Call Richard Wright, Sales
MANAGER. for appointment. w. B.
WRIGHT. Realtor Builder, 6021-23
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN- 5000.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Wanta make real money!? Fuil-time
Job for an experienced real estate
salesman. BULGE q BOWLBY,
S61o Ga. ave-. 8 till 8, SH. 6452,
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SALES MANAGER

Progressive, established, sound Arm
has pneptng Tor alert, ensTgsttG
responsible sales FspFesep taIlVe 70
sa SHssnss X ho%. hSa HssR bRoJiS. RStspf s 'ass
poTtHnity to earn $4,000 per VI.
Need man with experience IN home
saIatlon. Too6ng, sidias, STORM storm SASH 5
or aWnlngs, state qualifications
and experience. Box fS2-M, Star.
SALES OPPORTUNITY
and 45, have been successful In
future, we have an excellent, permae ma
nent position for you. Salary ar
ranged. Write to Chester r.
Zones. CL;U.. General Agent Of
the Massachusetts, Mutual Life In
surance Company, 300 Wyatt Build
ing. Washington, D. c. II your
Qualincations are acceptable, O per-
sonal conference will be arranged.
correspondence strictly confidential.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
MANAGER

LONG ESTABLISHED Ma
TIONAL PAINT MGR. HAS
IMMEDIATE OPENING TO
MANAGE PAINT DEPT. IN
LOCAL STORE. OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR COMPANY
EXPANDING MERCHAN-
DISING PROGRAM. EXP.
ESSENTIAL. GOOD SAL
AIRY TO START WITH
CHANCE FOR ADVANCE
MENT. BOX 211-M, STAR.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
IBM OPERATOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IgaUOF-COIIecLOr
Nationwide finance company ha.
openings for ambitious young men
looking for good salaried positions
company benefits: experience moi
necessary, we train you. Apply in
person. LIBERTY LOAN CORP
1925 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Md
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SALESMEN

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Earn terrific commissions
selling national brands
of televiSion. No canvass
ing. Sell only to bona
fide leads. Close sales
quickly with large trade
in allowances. Car nee
essary. See
JOE BURKE
Home Appliance Co.
1921 Fl st. NE.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
HELP MEN
ROOM CLERK

fine clientele, pleasant
working conditions, employe beIle-
flts. Apply Mr.. Schwartz HOTEL
CARROLL ARMS, 1St and C SITS. ne.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Young men. 21-26, required by WASH
ington fuel oil supplier. Compiete
training given. salary basis. Trans
portation provided. Write, giving
Iull particulars, salary expected.
Box 76.H, Star,
Evening star., 1952-03-02

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH CORP.
RIVERDALE, MD. WA. 4444, EXT. 70
INTERVIEW S:30-S, MONDAY-FRIDAY
SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT