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Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25

Lewis Wright. part owner
and manager of Wrights Gar
age at the Haven Lake inter
section, this city, has announc-
ed the grand opening of a new
Home and Auto Supply Store
for this Saturday, July rs. Spe-
cializing in the famous Fire
stone home and auto supplies
the store is located next door
to the garage in what used
to be the automobile show
room.
HoustOn-194O census 264-
Milford's little neighbor to the
west, is believed by many to
hold a record for number of
men serving in the armed
forces Of the nation. To date.
Al young men have answered
the call to the cOlOrs from this
hamlet.
A recent survey conducted by
the Milton agriculture instruc-
tor, Harold M. Benedict, shows
that 156 students have been en-
rolled in the Milton agriculture
class since the class was start
ed % years ago. OF this num-
Der 1872 per cent are now in
the U. S. Armed Forces.
Announcement has been
made by DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth
S. Brickley of Lewes, of the
birth of a daughter named
Susanne Ellen Brickley, at the
Beebe Hospital, Lewes, on July
10
Evening star., 1952-11-24
EMMY LOU
BY the Assoeioted Press

ROME.-The big Oriental hor-
net is becoming a serious problem
In little Israel. The November
plant protection bulletin of the
food and agriculture organiza-
ton of the United Nations reports
that this is because the hornet
has an Unsuitable appetite.
It catches honey bees and
often destroys 80 to so per cent
Of the bees in apiaries. 1t eats
up ripe fruit. Dates can only
be saved by covering them with
Evening star., 1952-11-24
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MAN1LA.-The Mutual Security
Agency Is spending about IS mil
lion for rehabilitation of Philippine
agricultural schools and construc-
ton OF two irrigation projects. The
program is designed to bolster
Philippine defenses against Com.
muniSm by bettering the livine
standards of its people.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
MSA Spends S. Million To Assist PHILIPPINES

The agency is providing $2.9 mil
lion. matched by Philippine
counterpart funds. for the restora-
ton Of 18 agricultural and Is
trade schools.
Two irrigation projects will pro-
vide water to more than 10000
acres of land in Central and
Northern Ialzon.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Big Oriental Hornet Threatens Israel Forms

paper bags. Hungry hornets even
gnaw the bark of young fruit
trees so badly that some Of them
die.
The only poison bait so far that
has proved highly successful is
poisoned meat. With Israel's
limited meat supply, this costs
too much.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Helicopter Lands in Chile

i A helicopter from the U.S.S.
Oriskany was the first plane of
this type to touch ground in Chile.
recently landing at Playa Ancha.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-26
ISRAEL GETS FIRST GERMAN
CREDITS TO PURCHASE OIL
IN BRITAIN

LONDON, = (JTA) - DR.. F.
Shinnar, member of the Israeli
delegation at The Hague repara-
tons negotiations, handed to the
management of the Shell Oil
Company in Britain authorization
from the West German Finance
Ministry to use German sterling
credits for the purchase of oil
from the company.
This is the first payment under
the German-Israel reparations
agreement signed recently and
the German payment precedes
formal ratification of the treaty
under which Germany undertook
to purchase oil stocks abroad for
shipment as PREPARATIONS to Israel.
While the pact provided for a
firm undertaking to ship oil for
only one year, it specified that
Germany would continue such
purchases for Israels use if for
eign currency were available in
the future. The first years ship
ments will amount to about as
much oil as Israel normally pur-
chases from Britain, approximate
ly two-thirds of her annual needs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-26
SOUTHERN ADJ REGION APPROVES
WITHDRAWAL FROM NCRAC

achievements made in its region
in the field of human and COM
munal relations and expressed
concern that recent developments
should disrupt the program. It
voiced the ''fervent hope" that the
Jewish community relations or
CARNATIONS will use their best
efforts to harmonic all differ
ences for the good of the entire
community"
: Meyer Sigal, president of the
Georgia B'nai Birth Association,
announced that ADJ distinguish
ed service awards would be pre-
sented to two North Carolina edi-
tors, Horace Carter, of Tabor City,
and willard Cope, of Whiteville,
for their fight against the Ku
Klux Khan.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-26

ATLANTA, = (JTA) = With
drawal by the Anti-Defamation
League of the B'nai Birth from
the National Community Rela-
tons Advisory Council was over
whelmingly endorsed here by the
Southern Regional Board of the
ADJ. The session approved "the
position taken by the B'nai Birth
at the last plenary session of the
NCRAC."
In a supplementary statement,
the board expressed pride in the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12

ians worshipped in our temple II
years and 10 months-until, this
year. they merged with another
church of their denomination.
This meeting on the temples
altar had to do with all that. The
thankful Central Christians were
presenting to the temple bronze
tablet on which the fine story Of
this fellowship was forever in
scribed. The Rev. Mr.. Sebastian,
80 years pastor of the Central
Christians, read to us the words
of the inscription:
THIS TABLET
Wrought IN lasting metal, be-
tokens the undying gratitude Of
the Central Christian Church
To the congregation of the Isaac
M. Wise Temple for. gruciously
prOUiding a house for lOorship
for IL gears and 10 months,
following the fire lDhich de-
Stroyed our meeting house.
At a time naMrky loith prejudiceS,
1Ue had an emriching experience
in the fellowship of JelD and
Christian and felt the Jog of
true religion.
For the adventure of these many
Sundays in the temple, the
harmony they evinced and the
friendship they foStered, lDe
here TeUeGl our profoundeSt
appreciation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
PLAIN TALK
(Continued from Page u

of people that goes around all the
time with Leviticus in their
hearts. Anyhow, in the matter of
the burned-out Central Christ
ians, they behaved in the way
Leviticus commands: "Thou shalt
love thy neighbor as thyself."
The Christian neighbors had no
house to worship in. so our con-
gregation asked them into the
temple for Christian worship
every Sunday.
'And you'll owe us nothing
not cent of rent. You'll be our
guests as long as you worship in
our temple"
The Central Christians would
not take il all free: they would
pay for heat and light they used
In the hours of worship. They
moved into the temple and il
turned out to be much more than
a short visit. The Central Christ
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
Chonukoh Week
Home Baking Steps
Up Demand For.
Dromedoy
Cake Mixes

Chanukah is here-and this
year, the coming of the joyous
Festival of Lights brings bright
er, brighter note into the Jewish
kitchen.
With Kosher Dromedary Cake
Mixes approved by the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Congregations
at your fingertips, baking your
family's favorite holiday cakes
and cookies is as easy as spinning
dreidel. You simply add milk
or water-and mix! In less than
four minutes from package to
pan, you have ready for the oven
any one of a score of favorite
recipes made with Dromedary
Mixes. AS for the rest-the care
full measuring, sitting and blend
|ing-Dromedary has done it for
you, with an exactnesS that as
sures you a perfect cake every
time.
A heavenly white cake, richly
frosted and topped with tradition
al Dromedary Dates; luscious
devils food cake or aromatic fruit
cake can be prepared in a matter
of moments-and it's equally easy
to delight your youngsters with
batch of dreidel or menorah
cookies, adding chopped Drome-
Diary Dates to the batter for
touch of wholesome, natural
sweetness they'll love.
For your Chanukah table, serve
Dromedary Dates as natural
confection-actually, the candy
that grows on trees! The worlds
choicest dates, they. are picked at
the very peak of delicate flavor,
then pasteurized for purity.
Both Dromedary Dates and the
full line of Dromedary Cake
Mixes are available at your
neighborhood food stores, along
with ready-to-serve Dromedary
Date-Nut Roll, Orange-Nut Roll
and Chocolate-Nut Roll. There
are eight Dromedary Mixes to
enjoy, plus a wonderful Drome-
Diary Fudge and Frosting Mix
that makes a rich chocolate icing
for your cakes in just three min
utes. Important to note is that
every Dromedary package bears
the Kosher ''U"-your guarantee
of kosher quality.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
MAN

for promotion work
for large magazine wholesaler; ex-
cellent opportunity, benefits. etc,
5-day week. Apply 1121 Fifth St..
MEN. with D. c, identification card.
liv. vic Falls Church or Alexandria,
to drive limousines. Paid while
learning sightseeing work. No nights.
Good salary. Phone ST. 44s4 or
MENsTao nn eTSa; full-time and one part
time. Start on a one or two day
trial basis. If you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportu-
nifty this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average $100 and UP per
week calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary.
An experienced man will train you.
Apply 91l National Press Bldg. 14th
and F sts. NV. or call DI. 4477- or
MEN-For insulation work. perma-
nent. Must be able to drive trucks.
Report ready for work, 7:30 am.
1905 NJ Glebe rd., Arl. IA
MEN WANTED to steam clean auto
mobile motors; sober, reliable, eXper.
preferred; D. c. operator S permit
essential Phone NO. 1909
Evening star., 1952-06-22

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Evening star., 1952-06-22

SALESMAN. with car. selling appli-
ances and regular hardware whole
sale, to dealers: experience neces-
ssry; excellent opportunity for quail
msa ,sd pfIaqn HARhER Apply GhaE!ss Rnss F. Hart,
SALESMAN. hardware store. experi:
enced: disqualification. paid Vaca-
ton; holidays; 5-day wk. See VIM.
Moore or Larry Maloney. MALO-
sGYs' sprfns Nc Nc s1@e Ga. ave-. Silver
N with Catholic magazine
experience e,,psiier to represent Carmelite
territory. A. P. CARROLL. 2I6 Ire
mont ST.. Room 300. Boston 16.
Observation-Disclosures for secur-
ing locations for comb vending ma
chimes in rest rooms Of restaurants
night clubs. hotels. theatres. public
rest rooms. etc. Virgin Territory;
MSM5SyS a6Sys SayyeSrage renummeration. COMB
SALESMAN. HoN 70 sell lYoe new Ssau seudebaker
new and used. Make as much as as
$3.50 on one deal. Must be exper-
fenced and good closer for q hot
hoor; See Mr.. Taylor. BENNING
nerq A.e: PR: RsAhEs; 5ass. 1900 Bennins road
demonstrstor furnished Ised and saso. ass,
line; good commission; showroom
time Apply IN person. CALL CARL
MOTORS. MOT INC; Hudson dealer,
Mr Mol HsrSnsye' MiS; ave Bethesda. Md. See
man with car. for full
time business, in Charles or st.
Marys Counties; run your own per-
manent business: household med
1feines: farms:rs food 11r,,ss products s extracts
EShAWtLE1G5Hs. ShIst.E & Dept. DcF-i4-Is4:: I:
SALESMAN with some knowledge of
oorgan or piano playing ability. See
y Mr. st tsyele; KIT MUSIC CO., 1880
for imported crystal
Shandeliers and Lamp Bases in
D. c. and neighboring States. Must
6e experienced in line. Box 47S-A,
SALESMAN-D. c. and Md: top
n. Y. line buttons. jewelry. ribbons,
laces. handkerchiefs. infants wear,
scarfs. belts. linens. notions. Attrac-
tive comm. Box 772. 1474 B'way,
SALESMAN - Excellent opportunity
for young. man interested in future
with national paint organization.
Must be neat and aggressive. For
appt. phone MR.. DELACROIX. SH.
Il44.
on established
trade; hdwe: and groceries; whsle.
and retail; Wash. and surrounding
area. Own car. Salary, commits
sion. and bonus on increased sales.
Occasional travel over night. Can
easily earn over S100 a wk and
more, to start. Box 252-Y. Star.
" 90
SALESMAN-A large national manu-.
facturer Of Catholic church supplies
has opening for salesman in his 3Os;
permanent position; established ac-
counts available; expense. salary,
commission and bonus: earnings ur-
limited. Write Frederick A. KreuZer,
gen. sales mgr, MUENCH-KREUZE
CANDLE CO., Emkay Candles. Syra-
cuSe N. Y on
Evening star., 1952-06-22

r at 1lth.
70 act as distriibutors.
Sell direct from your car to gro
ss1s ss64es dps Fast sss ss ssS Yssst pat
kitchen item. Excellent profit. No
investment. SPRINGMEIER CO.,
Box 29-D. CINCINNATI 20. Ohio.
you are. willing to
work q hrs. per day. 6 days wk.. we
will give you the same opportunity
as our present staff whose earn
caT ss necesafs sas AppIs Mr. RE1p b. Sis
Wis. ave-. Bethesda. 1l-2.
insurance. leading
agent in our. office earns $4,000
career that offers security and an
opportunity to better your present
income. write or call in person. Sal
y, ary and Gommission nh CURING Ta tralnlns IN
sgRAEGE sur. az t,f. co. 1887 De sales Ms4 st.
C calling on chain. dept,
sensational. low-priced stuffed toys.
Sell on sight" $1.10-S2.5O retail;
1871 commission plus bonuses. Sale
S1ss S"iG Der r s-day SsS week. eek FuiI repeat
comm. Choice protected territories
to producers. Leads furnished. MIL
LER. 145 West 18th st.' N. z:
menswear: exper.: per-
manent position. full and part time
GORDON'S MEMS SHOP. 4727 Marl-
boro rd. Sc. HI. 5005. "a
statesmen (3). research service. We
will take the responsibility for your
earning q minimum of 500 per wk:
commissions. Dignified work. Good
income while learning. Call person.
mel dept. RE. 6911. -24
SALESMEN-Attract openings for
statesmen to work on appointment
calls only. A good closer can earn
Ssnr1 as much eiars as So $50 weekly weekly for a few
essary. Apply in person, Mon, $3.50
am to 5 pm, 1888 G st. NV.
car necessary established
route; salary and commission. Jew
ish, Kosher food products and frozen
Projected territories
ares Sci FARBo seo s9lIHSFdlPs PAfST te
paint contractors and institutions.
Must own car. Salary. commission.
bonus all new accounts--Guarantee
eneed salesmen. Sne Viii viii consider oGr 'eh- in
tellisent, hard worker desiring to
ROBINS, Company Representa- tive.
Y. s. Employment Service. Old Post
once Building. 18th and Penna,
Ave. N.W.-Mon. 8 am. to $3.50
SALESMEN-Real estate, have OPEN
ings for energetic young men
familiar with Wash. and environs
who can adapt themselves to sales
of new and used homes. Phone or
come in 12 to l Monday. L. r.
GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 K st.
NV. Ma 0753.
dashery statesmen for one of Wash
ington's finest mems shops. Pleasant
working conditions. liberal dis
counts on personal means. Apply
HERzOG'S. 10th and F. 90
product that Is sweeping the Ma
ton with sales appeal. Excellent
profits. full or part time. Write or
call ewes. JOHN MASON, 315 Lyn-
wood st.. Box 102, Alex. Va. XII.
S-0123 -22
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HELP MEN
statesmen

$3.50, $500. $3.50. l can show you
in Is min. that you can write your
own ticket. This month, next month
and next year. One days training
and you are in business. Every lead
is fully qualified. You are welcome
to their home. Average commission
is $50. Phone MR.. BROWN, KE
3-6161 today; or Nj. 1854 tomorrow
Evening star., 1952-06-22

YOUNG MAN, OR BOY,
SOBER, RELIABLE,
WHO KNOWS D. C..
AND VICINITY AND is
HANDY WITH TOOLS,
WHO IS DESTROYS OF
LIE A r MING A VERY
LUCRATIVE TRADE.
MUST BE NEAT, HON.
EST AND INDUSTRI-
GUS. PAY ACCORDING
TO ABILITY. UNLIM-
TIED POSSIBILITIES
FOR MAN ACCEPTED.
CALL AP. 2162 TODAY,
OR LO. 3-8843 6 TO 9
PM.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HELP MEN

ROUTEMEN-Age 20 to 80. service
cigarette and candy machines, COM
mission basis with a guaranteed sal
ary. Group disqualification and in
avail. to employees. D. c. drivers
permit nee. Apply Q to IL am,
CANTEEN CO., l21S Mt. Olivet
rd. ne.
ROUTE MAN WANTED for dry-clean-
ing plant, to operate established
route. in Fort Belvoir; experience
preferred. but not essential: salary,
plus commission: guarantee $50 per
week: Call Engleside 1851. 30
ROUTE MEN CD. exper. nee. with
any product: will double present
earnings, plus bonus: must have
good car. Investigate and be con-
vinced STANDARD HOME EQUIP
MENT CO., 5000 l1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HELP MEN

TRUCK DRIVER to work q trash
route; sober. steady; S42 week; can
make extra. HO. S761.
TRUCK DRIVER, colored; steady Job;
must have good refs. and D. c.
drivers permit. Apply 623 H st.
NV. -22
TRUCK DRIVERS. colored; must be
experienced: delivering to hotels
and restaurants; satisfactory salary
to experienced sober drivers: paid
VACATION; AppIy Mona pm. RUD-
TRUCK DRIVERS and helpers. white,
for. permanent job on furniture and
delivery truck. Must be sober and
regular. Apply rear of S205 Fenton
St. Silver Spring. -23
TRUCK DRIVER. colored; must have
D. C. permit and references. 5is =
day week. Good pay. L. s. JULIEN.
INC, 1443 P st. NV. "a
TRUCK DRIVER
Prefer exper. man with some knowl-
edge OF electrical wiring materials.
Call RE 1924 90
Evening star., 1952-06-22

4235 N. PerShing dr.. (rear OF Post
Offlcel. Arlington. Va. -22
BOYS-Assembly and light machine
work. Apply in person. 619 H st.
MAN, to do gas appliance. service
work; perm. position; will train;
good starting salary and excel. OPP
portunity for advancement. Apply
GAS &C CONSUMERS SERVICE. 1865
MAN to, service washing machines;
referenees:s ss PRocToR 'reas 4 H1i aUTcHfN-.
SON, 3714 18th st. NV -25
MAN with D. c. drivers permit for
deliveries and simple commercial
working conditions. year-around job
for right man. Apply AMERICAN
PLANT FOOD CO.. 6315 Blair I'd.
MAN who understands flowers for
Sun. after $50; wkdys. ia. 2-58SS.
MAN-As yard foreman: responsible,
steady. and want permanent work.
with good salary and working con-
ditions. Call MR.. MACkEY at OF.
MAN. 80 to so years Of age. with car.
to sell truck tires and recapping to
truck operators; permanent position
and good salary offered BY old estab-
1i$hed dtg tiTe firm. Phone Mr. JONES JONES
MANOPart or full time; cleaning
and errands. Apply WASHINGTON
DENTAL CO.. 1904 L st. NV. pa
MAN. for general work in bldgs. and
on grounds of large apt. develop
ment in Silver Spring area; colored
man with some apt. house expert
ence preferred; Sl50 per mo-, no
quarters. Phone Mr.. Finney. JU.
1883, or see Mr.. Evans at B. F..
SAUL CO. e25 18th st. NV. -23
MAN. colored, single lover 400 who
is otherwise employed to help
around apt. house in exchange for
small | rm. and bath housekeeping
apt. Call ia, $500. -23
MAN, middle-aged, as inside clerk
salesman for concern specializing in
floor machines and supplies; must
be honest. sober and reliable; paint
or hardware store eXper. helpful.
Apply in person, MODERN FLOORS.
2431 18th st. NV. "a
MAN to operate chain saw: exper..
white, sober; transp., steady work.
MAN to supervise and maintain bldes
of a Catholic parish; must have
mechanical exper. and manaeing
ability. References. Box 1894. Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
CASHIER

Permanent. full-time opening offer.
ing interesting diversified assign
ment for responsible person. Work
in our air conditioned store in the
tunity for qualified person. Apply
to MR.. ELLISON.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
n. Highland and Fairfax Dr.. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
MEN
Men. Read Carefully

AAAA, AsNCAA val O4 lilly
National sinn Il retail chain; to do expan-
as salesmen.. Applicants must be
able, to get along on $50 salary for
2,Wk. training period: Chosen ap-
plicants will then advance to SAL
ary, commission and paid expenses.
pay, paid insurance and bonuses.
should have late-model car. be over
go, should have high school educ.
and must be neat in appearance.
ASK for MIR DeMERS. -24
junior fiie clerk. - Chance ; nc "fT Tor "a sd- :
position. not summer work only.
5.day 371a-hour week. Apply RIM
300; Personnel Once. EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO. "a
YOUNG MAN, single. live in Wheat
business with! newly formed organi-
cation. Good future prospects. Call
LO. 5-3294 .wk. days Q am. to 6
pm. Sun. It'll 1870 pm. -23
YOUNG, MAN. with some accounting
education or background. to train
to be a payroll auditor. for casualty
a5uToP'f co 81 NEW AM5kRcAN Y6Ek go s6ubsTH sgRE
Bldg. 18th g. H sts. NV. "a
YOUNG MAN, over IS, soda fountain
work; $50 wk. Hrs, Ito pm. No
Suns. 1899 Bladensburg rd. ne.
YOUNG MAN to learn hotel laundry
and dry cleaning business. and train
for assistant laundry and dry clean
Ing manager. Many employe bene-
flts. paid vacation, insurance. etc;
no experience necessary although
some mechanical knowledge helpful.
Only those interested in learning a
good business and interested in their
future are requested to reply. Give
as complete information as possible
about self Box lQ2-A star -00
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HELP MEN
SALESMAN

Live wire, pleasing personality. for
Washington's finest package liquor
store: position permanent; refs. re-
ouired. Apply CLARK'S. 703 14th
Evening star., 1952-06-22

TELEVIsION SERVICEMEN, inside
and outside work. excellent oppor-
tunity. Apply 1911 Nichols ave; Sc.
TENOR SOLoIsT. Protestant church;
state age and experience. Box
~ BENCH MAN, experienced. with
tools. Apply DYNAMIC STORES,
18th and g sts; nv -v,.E-22
salary for eve. and Sat. work. Must
have eaII; For appt. call MR.. KING
TV SERVICE MEN with cars; fine
opportunity to associate with one Of
Wash.'s largest independent service
Cos. Highest salary: perm; must be
thoroughly exper. Customer rela-
tions. Call our Mr.. KING TOR ap-
pointment. TU. 390i.
TAILOR, experienced: steady position;
good paw, See Mr.. Roberts. BRUCE
HUNT. INC, 613 14th st. NV.
TV TECHNICIANS. experienced cnly,
bench work; salary open. Pc. 5o45.
Sylvan Radio "a
Evening star., 1952-06-22
LANSBURGH
& BRO.
eth. sth AND Z SITS. NV.

COLORED MAN. to push ice cream
cart Apply 80 M st. NV. --22
COLORED MAN, over 81. for restau-
rant kitchen; general utility: full or
part time: hours can be arranged
suitable for student; good wages,
meals and carfare: THE CHEVY
SALESMAN-canv to
to $3.50 week. HAMILTON TODD
CO.. DI. GIL.
COL. TRUCK DRIVER, VERY Ex-
PER. in Wash. area; and in furn.
Sober. alert. MR.. HILL, AT. 9342
Evening star., 1952-06-22
PAINTERS

PAINTERS
Experienced only. Apply JAFFE. oil
18th st. NV.
PAINTERS - LARGE
HOUSING PROJECT.
REPORT READY FOR
WORK. SEE PAINTING
FOREMAN, COLUMBIA
PINES PROJECT, 2
MILES PAST BAILEY'S
CROSSROADS, ROSE
LANE OFF COLUMBIA
PIKE, JUST BEFORE
Nm A NDALE, VA.
LARCHMONT CON-
STRUCTION co.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
OFFSET PRESSMAN

~ u NIL L = 4t4JAAJ&V4&44N
Experienced on Davidson or Multi
lth: knowledge of plate making
helpful; full employment; top wages.
Box 1924. Star.
OPTICAL LAB. TECHNlCIAN-Will
train active young man; 5-day Wk.
Apply HILBERT OPTICAL CO., 14IU
Eye st. NV. az
PAINTER, 1st class. for work in
Maryland area; must have car;
steady work. rain or shine. r. H,
BEST. INC. WI. 1888 or JU.
S-3469.
PAINTERS - Chillum and Jefferson
st: of Riggs rd. Ask for CARL
LEHNING.
PAINTERS-First-cl wanted: full
time work, good pay. Call between
3 and Sunday pm. 81. 1923.
PAINTERS-White, report ready for
work, Monday morning Z am
ADAMS RENovATING CO., INC,
1928 NJ st. NV.
PAlNTERS-Must have own trans
portation; Silver Spring area. Call
after pnl ,JU T-S961