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Evening star., 1952-08-24
The Travellers Notebook

November is springtime in the
submarine gardens off Califor-
MAS Santa Catalina Island. Bril-
liant colors grow more intense and
spread as the sea water clears.
Then it is that glass-bottom boats
|put out from Avalon with prom
ises of a better show for their
customers.
Swimmers can see the salt wa
ter waves rolling over the reefs of
Kawela Bay, on the windward side
Of Oahu. but the water around
them is mostly fresh. Great num-
bers Of fresh-water springs bubble
|up from the floor Of the bay, max
ing it virtually a fresh-water
pool.
Railroad travellers now can see
the countryside between st. Louis
and the Texas cities of San An
tonic. Dallas and Fort Worth from
|Planetarium-Dome cars. Missouri
Pacific Lines recently began oper-
ating the 360-degree panorama
cars daily on the South Texas
Eagle and the West Texas Eagle.
For the benefit of the younger
generation, Ireland's port of Cobb
was known as Queenstown until
1922. incidentally, Cobb Is pro-
|nounced "cove."
The State of New York, in its
little booklet about covered
bridges, doesn't go along with
the romantic notion that the sides
and roofs were designed to per-
NIT young folks to spoon a bit.
Nor does it accept the theory that
the design was primarily to shell
ter humans from the weather.
The big consideration was pro-
|tecting the complicated joints,
held together by wooden pins,
from the elements. The State Of
|ficially lists 80 such bridges still
lin existence. and some bear
|present-day traffic. Still standing
lis one built in 1850 at Rifton.
Longest is at Jay. in the Adiron-
dacks. built in 1857. It is 24O
feet long.
North Carolina Hunting-The
deadline for applying for places
lin parties Of Is to hunt in the
Pisgah and Nantahala National
Forests this fall is September 10.
The North Carolina Wildlife Re-
sources Commission at Raleigh
makes the arrangements. Deer
hunters will outnumber the bear
|stalkers four to one, according to
indications. Deer hunts will be
held in two, three and four day
series, beginning November II and
extending through December 6.
Bear hunts are from October IS to
November %. No wild boar hunts
in the Santeetlah area are sched-
uled this year.
Although it has captured the
transatlantic speed record, the
IS. S. United States is topped by
both the Queen Elizabeth and the
Queen Mary in gross tonnage.
A 75-foot stern wheeler. modelled
along the lines of a Mississippi
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Restfua paradise Overlooking historic Per-
kiomen Valley. $50 mi. from wash. Mod
ern cottages with hotel service. Near
churches. No bar. Attractive rates. Open
until Nov. Ph. 2211. Ray Belts, Owner.
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES (cont.)

IF UNEMPLOYED or wish a good DO
sition, see GRACE DUNN, 1911 G
st. NV. RE. 1928.
Al PHOTOGRAPHER tm). industrial.
copy camera man, excel. sal. Miss
Bel. BOYDS. cor. G and 18th. ME-
CASHIER (F) in Mt. Rainier. 5000.
ssddkFssss9sIaph sooksssnssr .xnss oper' $50 M wk.
Once clerks. young, young inteliisent, IIg mU as
recep.-t opers. Miss Black. MA.
234o, BOYD'S. cor. G and 18th NV.
STATISTICAL CRAFTSMAN, 500
wK.; mechanical. electrical and
many other engineering openings
daily: Mr.. Ford, BOYD'S, cor. G
and 18th NV, MA. 2340.
MGR. SHIPPING DEPT. (M), middle
age, excel: physical cond; good
fgt- 15tb MIS- Ms Bel Bell 1BoYD's, cor. G and
sTENO. Tj Out Georgia ave-,
Brightwood; $65 wk.; at once;
vacation steno.. Aug. and Sept. See
Miss Grant at BOYD'S. cor. G and
l2th, MA. 2340.
SECY. Fl-Free to travel occa-
Sionally; S275 mo. Miss Grant at
BOYD,S, cor. G and 18th. MA. 2340.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
l140 K ST. NV. ME. 1892
MED. Techs. Il histologisD to $1,000
Rn. So 600
Recep. .-Typist, knowl PIX $50 up
Clerk, young, knowl. shorthand 5000
Med. recpt.- in Md - 1925
Dental recpt.. asst, Md, sal'ry open
Med. SecyS shorthand 465 m
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THE PROGRESSIVE
HECHINGER co.
PHONE Ii. 7-S40O

ASST. OFFICE MGR, level-headed
young man to assist busy publisher
in detailed follow through on varied
assignments; some supervisory.
Must know bookkeeping. auditing.
motion experience helpful; s75!ss5
wk. to start; good chance to pro-
gress. Write Box 429-C, Star. 10
JANITOR-Want settled,
reliable colored man for second jan
1tor in large apartment; also need
sesyd expes operator ssa1 With s,v switch
mo. increases when deserved. See
MR.. LAYEE. 1400 Fairmont st.
NV. between Q and 5 pm. today
AUTO ACCESSORIES SALESMAN, i'm
Excel. working conditions. Incl. CO..
BENEFITS and vacation with pay.
Refs. required. Apply MANHATTAN
AUTO b RADIO CO.. 1706 7th St.
Afro BODY MAN and assembier;
excel. earnings, pleasant working
conds.. ins,. benefits. uniforms furn.,
paid vacations. 5.day wk. For in
teryiew. see Mr. Watts, service mgr -,
PFIAaEYS' PIease as nj dNCi DSone NJ st. at LIST Sc.
holidays and vacation; $3.50 guar.
or salary; white or Colored. EX.
b99s. F. AND T. AUTO SERVICE:
AUTO BODY and fender man-one
waIs,I. man needed srdv to complete excellent
now being earned under our. COM
mission pay plan; 5-day week. va
cation with pay and many other
dement's. Apply Mr.. Brown, LOGAN
MOTOR co. I'LL 18th st. NV.
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we nave an ettracClVe opening Tor
suranee SUI 'Ss ADJUSTING nS0, experience ISf pre- re-
ferred. but. not essential. See Mr.
Simmons after 8 am, LA. $4,000.
PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO., INC.
1885 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
AUTO BODY MEN (2] for Washing
tons largest Pontiac dealer; expert
enced, sober. with tools; excellent
eo Mr. APPs Posts ARcABE 4sE
AGTo t5To1 GLASS Il sxi MEN az; .xper.; Iio good
RGTo Riy II aLSsg. esf ssef st. sEAFPAR4P EH 5AsRF4
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced. in
Ford agency; excellent working con-
ditions, paid holidays and vacation.
See Mr.. Bowen. PALMER FORD.
BIO Hamilton st.. Hyattsville. Nd.
AUTO MECHANIC-Brockway truck
factory branch has opening for
2 1st class mechanics. 47OS Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville. 10
AUTO MECHANIC. front end special
iSt nIentS permanent m Hdr position; 5000 pay
Mr: Krobath' tia HMHRIcAN fisIca SER sEkvicE sss
CENTER 6s6 N. Glebe rd.. ArI.
AUTO MECHANIc-Must be exDer.
Iar,sRs On FL cars sEsv,cRS S19 Per yk .II6I RuGK
Maine Mi ave. '1E and NJ At SIAllHHE' ~ NJ
AUHTHSS MECHANICS. Chevrolet .xU exper.
preferred. 81, day week, paid holi-
days. disqualification avail, plenty
Mr.. Woo Wood, siasHOR MANDE1t WI cEpVRoLsT, pVfSo Efs
l243 0oodhope Rd.. Sc. LU 4-44O0.
AUTO MECHANICS t2). men experi-
enced with Fords preferred; we'll
Sf works Big incomes Being ' made Ss
BY our commission plan; 5-day week.
Apply MT; Worsham. LOGAN FORD,
AG4d A}hH 1Msta 1MEcHzNnGs "a nx; to, part Eh9 tl@.
eoas; ksod sSa sy Dlso South ASDDls FoaT nlckEs K
Run dr.. Arlington. Va. IA. 4-1S66.
AUTO PAINTERs-Top wages. mod
srn well.sauip. shop; vacation: holi-
eaSs ofMsfEAp Eata PnS noros see co., MI so6d %u1f VIZ
sen s9pn blyd; 3 I !. A.l.. AJ va: oW s40o. ii
een;:.i6n dealeI:np; ,,aS Excellent salary and
fits. Apply Mr: Koval. LOGAN
AUTO PARTS MAN. white, exper. not
necessary; good starting salary:
usuaI employe DEMENT'S. Call Mr..
Dixon. DE. zoos. CENTRAL AUTO
PARTS, 1880 P st. NV Ii
AUTO PARTS MAN-Chrysler dealer
wants experienced parts man for
counter work. VIII only consider
man with. ability who can crow
with our business. Excellent work
ing conditions, paid vacation and
holidays s-insurance plan. See Mr..
Flowers. ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.,
17OS Good Hope I'd. Sc.
AUTO PARTS counterman for Ford
leadership. Excellent salary and
commission plan. Vacation with pay,
group disqualification and other
benefits. Apply Mr.. Koval, LOGAN
SEordl I'LL 18th st.: NV. --l3
AUTO PAhTS MAN, General Motors
experience preferred; 5h-day week.
Apply ouR1SMAN CHEVROLET. Mr.
Sptcer. $40 II st. ne. 10
AUTO eALESMEN (2). sell new and
used cars; best deal In town for the
right men. Apply. In person. Mr..
Cayalsro; hours. 8 to g. MITCHELL
MOTORS, INC, 222 End st. NV.
(at Const. aveJ. 10
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ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE

Young man, mature. with pleasing
personality; must be able to exercise
tact and good Judgment; BACKGROUND
in bookkeeping. insurance and gem
eral ONCE duties essential; must be
able to type, shorthand or debating
machine experience desirable; air
conditioned once; company benefits
include disqualification, surgical
service. life insurance, paid vacation
and HOLIDAYS. discounts.
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Zed L. williams & Zed L. Williams, j
Auctioneers and Appraisers
LARGE
AUCTION
yUillio ms Auction House

Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave.
THIS TUES. tAUG. 12th)-2 PM.
Fine gold french curio cab
met, mahog. & other bed
room suites, breakfast sets,
odd chests, dressers, beds,
innerspring mattresses, liv-
ing room pieces, gas range,
refrigerator, very fin e
mahog. block front secry,
ladies desk, french wal
commodeS, many fancy &
decorative articles, num-
erous other effects.
AuctioneerS Phi: MA. 2679
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Wnen GnswertnO sdpeYttsements
addressed to Star DO1es. do NOT
jnclose original references, photo.
graphs o. other materials OF per-
sondt o6l1e. Copies serve the pur.
pose ana originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
BUILDING
Superintendent

For large apartment house, expert
enced in repairs and maintenance.
Give full details. age and experience.
Good salary and apartment. Box
49O-D. Star. liz
BULLDOZER OPERATOR = Experi-
enced man for D-6 Caterpillar. Must
have transportation. Apply in per-
son at 2340 MONTGOMERY st., silver
Spring; z am. to $50 pm. week
BUII.DozER OPERATOR for HD-7,
expert at grading around houses, in
care Of machine, large housing prof.
ect. Conn. Ave. Park, viers Mil I'd.
and Athol dr.. OPP. Viers Mill VII
lage. 10
exper.. sober and reliable,
for D.G.S. store. Call Warfield 9697
OF. apply in person. 3911 Rhode
BUTCHER-Larse. modern DGs
market; 51a- days. Good refs. Steady.
RA 6403 after IL noon.
BUTCHER (chicken). good hours,
good pay. Apply Mr.. H. Portion.
1925 Irving st. NV, NEW ARCADE
BUTTCHER. expert meat cutter; local
experience and references; 5M -day
week. Apply MARTINS. $3.50 Wis
consin ave. NV. 10
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ENGINEERS
ARCHITECTS
AND
CRAFTSMEN

WANTED IMMEDIATELY
MUST BE EXPERIENCED
AND CAPABLE OF ASSUM-
ING RES PONSIBIL Y,
NEEDED FOR NEW WASH
INGTON OFFICE OF ES-
TABLISHED ARCHITEC-
TURAL AND ENGINEER
ING FIRM. REPLY BOX
198-D, STAR, GIVING GEN
ERAL EXPERIENCE, REF
ERENCES, SALARY DE-
SIRED.
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permanent; general of1ce:
some typing, knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing preferred but not essential; for
suburban country club; good salary.
meals. room optional. Phone MIR.
BARRETT. OIL. 3700 for appoint
CLERK, young man, recently out Of
high school. for stock clerk, and part
time salesman; good opportunity for
conscientious man. Call MA. 6576
for appt. Ill
parts dept. experienced; q
wonderful opportunity for an ex-
perienced young man; good salary
to start. advancement depending on
capability and effort shown, insur.
person to Mr.. Leo Buckley, PARK
WAY MOTOR CO. INC. 304o, M
CLERK TXPisT. in Clarendon. to
learn position Of title and settle
ment clerk in progressive Chevrolet
day. 5 To ia. i KENYoN Wt5 SPise1 PEck. me- NC,
2S25 Wilson blvd. 10
CLERKS-TYPISTS-Part time on
mailing list work in exchange for
use of sleeping room in better class
F area. Phone '.5 JoHNsoN.' dS'Gai NE. $ie s4s5
CLERK -TYPIsT: age 1880, must be
ali employe dement's. with an ex:
Call ME. 6914. A
COLLECTION MAN for credit cloth
ing store; top salary to right party,
chance for rapid advancement; state
name, address. references and sal
ary desired. AL replies strictly con-
fdential: Box 299-D. Star. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Classified Ad Rotes

Local Advertisers
Three Lines Minimum)
I time 43c per lip4
" H,o times consecutively $50 pe.
VI ZINES eonsecutively sec Der line
e~ ,htuttomooiles 65c Der Tine. 4-lfne
eOeffiad NOTICES and Personal SC per
,,r Claims for errors must be made IN
nseyt,o1oof ty 1of correction before second
70 Place A Rt.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
DANCE TEACHERS
BALLROOM
DANCING
Experienced only. Full or
part time. Excellent salary.
r. B. FOWLER
DU. $3.50


DELIVERY BOY and porter on b.
Apply 11ai i4th St. NV. 10
DELIVERY MAN for DGS market;
local refs. req. Apply in person.
Dawes DGS MARKET, 144S p
and kitchen helper,
live in or out. LUTHERAN HOME
FOR THE AGED. NO. 1888. 10
for small transfer CO..
to route freight and direct loading
able to handle men. ME. 6072. days;
KI; S.4219 after hours; ursS;,o, c~71lIIv
preferably with training or exper: in
compiling maps for planning office
in nearby Maryland. Must be able
to assist with INQUIRIES by the pub
lie; 5-day wk.; vacation and retire.
ment benefits, Oppor. for ADVANCE
ment. Call MR.. COOK. AP. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

LUMBER AND MILLWORK CLERK
Young man with general cfice exper.
in millwork business. Must be COM
petent and aggressive and have we'll
rounded education. Good starting
salary with excellent future oppor-
tunities. Call MR.. MCCALL at WI.
$500 days. TU. 1928 evenings.
10
MACHINlST, apprentice. Apply
ALCO CORP, 1112 Congress st.
ne. See Mr.. Balcom.
MACHl!NlsT: l1ucl 1st class; TOP pay. soed
OIL. 1012. Ill
MACHINIST for experimental work,
40.hour wsek. steady work, good
J. ULINE CO., Bird and nj sts. ne.
MACHINIST-1st class only; good
pay. overtime. paid vacation, profit
sharing plan; perm. Job for right
man. Apply IN person only. 8i9
II st, NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
BooKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS

AND ACCOUNTANTS,
We specialize In these positions.
WANTED for the best
positions in Washington vicinity and
elsewhere. Phone BALTIC. TEACH
Baltimore, Md. Mulberry $500.
TEACHERS twhite)-Take advan-
tage OF our excellent openinss,
AGENCY; Broad-Grace Arcade
Richmond. Va
TEACHERS, If you are able and want
to teach elementary grades contact
this ONCE. Salaries are excellent
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, Colo.
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 393S
MGR NO. 1000 posting mach. oper.
retail bus; $4,000 VI; at once
MISS REED, 1911 G st. NV. Ma
COST ACCOUNTANT tM,, exper. i,
Mr.. Ford at BoYD's. cor. q ant
18th, MA. 2340.
IF IT is A GOOD POSITION in ONCE
executive, sales, engineering, Boyt
will have 1t first. Est. 80 yrs
Largest. accredited. friendly-visl
hrst-BOYD'S. cor. G and 18th
ST. 1867.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
HELP--MEN

R-CHAUFFEUR-C Of yard
work; prefer Filipino; live in or out
Refs. req: Telephone after ii am.
CAB DRIVERS for YELLOW CAB
CO. of Silver Spring; age, up to So
years; exper. not necessary. We will
train you. 81. 1921. 30
Evening star., 1952-08-10

ENGINEER, JR.
With degree In mechanical engineer
ing, 2 to 3 years engineering .ex-
perience preferred; excellent salary
and all employe benefits. with an
established organization. Call ME.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
ARLINGTON-ALEX,

VOGAkIN
RECEIPT. PIX. typ. Wilson 3D., S55
Recep; cashier. 5-d.. bonus - S225
RECEIPT, legal field. sd. 5000
Recept.-typiSt, airport, sd. 5000
Clerk-typ., Clarendon. sd. S45
Clk.-typ.. Arl. blvd, sd. S55
CIk. typ. So. Arl. $S25
Clk-typ.. King St. sd. 5000
Bookkeeper. full charge, sd. S65
Secy. to exec, airport, sd. S275 up
Steno.. engineer. field. sd. S2S5
Steno., educ, field mature S6F
Jr; steno., trade assoc, sd. $3.50
OK -steno.. courthouse area, 5-d., sos
keglstered nurse, sd. S253
Teacher. lst or 2nd gr.. exp. $500 uu
Bkkpg;, mach. oper trainee, sd. $50
Payroll elk, 5-d. - S4S
Bookkeepers. several S65 I'm
Jr: tax accountant, sd. So1S
SiK. ,tlmekpr., no exp. nee. $233
stock elk, no exp. nee, sd. S243
Prlnt shop trainee, 5-d. S2l7
SSC ~,
AUts auto ns,a, service ,, mgr: bonus 80 s1se
PpOTOMAC EMP.-ARL., HRS. 9-S
Oil King St. Alex. AL. 7O22
Evening star., 1952-08-10
DRUGS

DRY CLEANER AND wool spotter
PENTHOUSE CLEANERS, 49I5 Be.
thesda ave-, OIL. 2434. --16
APPLIANCE REPAIR
MAN needed for benchwork. on
small electrical household appli-
ances. Apply after 2 pm, c. A.
LEPPERT, 914 Eye st. NV. 10
HELPER, state start
ing salary. experience. Box Bad.
Star. 10
ELECTRICIAN-steady work for ex-
per. man with D. c. card. Apply
2603 p st. NV. -13
SERvICEMAN, exper.
on recorders and amplifiers. full or
part time; over 35; good PROPOSE
ton. Write EDDIS. 1888 Conn.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
ELECTRONIC
DESIGNERS
AND
CRAFTSMEN

WE REQUIRE 2 EXPERT
ENCED DESIGNERS AND
SENIOR CRAFTSMEN TO
PACKAGE AND CABLE
COMPLEX ELECTRO-ME-
CHANICAL DEVICES EN-
PLOYING THE MOST AD-
VANCED TECHNIQUES.
EXPERIENCE IN CABLING
LARGE EQUIPMENT SUCH
AS AIRCAFT OR COMMUN-
ICATION SYSTEMS Is DE-
SIRABIE.
BOX i9s-p. STAR
Evening star., 1952-08-10

TYPING
DONE AT HOME.
DE. 6004
FURNITURE FINIsHER (m.) $50 wk.
Exper. STOCK clerk - $40 wk.
Store sn9o naZf: mEF trainee c,a1H $50 wk.
Driver-salesman all kinds. See Mr..
Henry Byrd. PERSONNEL SERVICE,
M h5ll a,fs. z St. NV. MA. $3.50 or
MEADOWS REST HOME
Pvt; and semipvt. rooms, special
rates Tor couples; also special rates
nor now. aTpIsalaats5S BE- ases. patients in effect
Exquisite" Specializes in
SPOTS
Removing with or without cleaning
INK, beverages perspiration. blood.
SUEDE
And leather garments, gloves. hand
pai pagS cleaned with velvety feel and
DYEING
OF clothes. drapes and slip covers.
Guaranteed no Shrinkage
Bsins gnss,sIT,t1 1T mail your problems to the
EXQUISITE"
The Dye Work Specialist
GE. 9777.
Drive IN: Cor. Ga. and N. H. Ave.
NV.
Bring or mail this ad to us and
Wen mail you an address booklet.
VTTT7T0NTNYO TNTVYID -TOly~-
Evening star., 1952-08-10

TANITOR for small apartment bldg.
Must be sober and reliable. Salary
and apartment. Call manager, DE.
TANITOR, asst. for hall, non -drinker.
honest; age between $3.50. For
information call ST. 4579.
colored. for new apt.
project: must be exper. with oil
burners; reliable, honest, sober and
can furnish good refs; good salary
and quarters. See Mr.. Orpin, Mon,
3 to pm. Do not call. SIDNEY q.
MENsH g. CO., 1918 Eye st. NV.
10
ANITOR-COLORED-For sc. gar
den-type apt. bldg; good hours and
good pay. For information call Res.
Mgr, Monday, "a. LU. 4-16SS.
9 days. full time work
In animal hospital; good future for
right man. UN. 7272. 10
TECHNICIAN, to oper.
ate sound recording analyzing equip
ment; electronic exper. helpful. but
not essential; hours, 4 pm. to mid
night. Call before 4 pm. DE. 1880.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
AUTO BODY MAN

AUIO BODY MAN
EXCELLENT WORK
ING CoND.. INSURANCE. vACA-
To TON; i, .o2lp1PsoRTgETTY .2l1s r1e. TO MARI AE1I
CAN HANDLE ON A $3.50 BASIS.
SEE MIR. CARDAREILE
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va,
Evening star., 1952-08-10

tune-up man, expert
enced with sun equipment; excellent
working conditions. paid holidays
and vacation. References required.
See Mr.. Bowen. PALMER FORD.
BIO Hamilton st.. Hyattsville. Md.
--12
AUTO WASHER, new car agency,
must have exp. Perm. employment,
good salary. See MIR. KROBACH.
AUTo WASHER AND PoLIsHER,
with guarantee. SH day % wf. Only Only
steady workers. need apply. See Mr.
Morris. MASON MOTOR CO.. INC,
34th and Benning rd. ne. 10
BACTERIOLOGIST- have an op-
in bacterioloFy who is willina to
travel part time and interested in
food work. Submit resume. Box
Evening star., 1952-08-10
ENGINEER.

ENGlNEER
For lge. apt. bldg. Good salary, excel.
working conds. 7th Glass license or
better. Must be exper. in air cond
Apply Chief Engineer. 3636 10th
Evening star., 1952-08-10

CARPENTER-Must be good cabinet
and paid holidays. Call or. 9IiI
between 8 am: and 9 pm. 10
foreman. experienced
in good house construction. e.
the, right man. Write reference and
CARPENTERS-Only mechanics need
apply. new housing construction.
Branch ave. and o st. Sc.
CARPENTERS AND HELPERS, exper-
fenced, rough and trim; top wages.
Report ready for work. Directions:
Ga. ave. "a mile past wheaton shop
B Bps BSISouR ifassS et 81 CO.
t2), exper.. rough and
CARPENTERS, TRIM MEN, must be
thoroushly exper. 10. a-S696 after
caRPPERNTERs troush,; plenty io OF
work, for first t-class mechanics; Re
Raj sS Mr. sd GDveaEt To IsseS SsS2 0oSt
Massachusetts ave. beyond West
moreland circle to Walhounding rd.,
MadaWaska. then left to Job. ~
CARPENTERS. non union. Report
1898 r. l. ave. ne. 10
CARPENTERS-Apt. project. 1929
East,West hwy, Silver Spring. Nd,
at timekeepess M pes' 81 she'd ap'h ST. Efd AfpPi'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on sheet rock
or drywall application. Steady work
with lge. applicator. Own tranSp.
necessary. Phone OR. 1881 after
pm. Ia
Evening star., 1952-08-10

AUTO SALESMAN
We have an opening for an expert
enced used car salesman. Our sales
men are among the highest paid in
Washington. We have an unusually
good salary guarantee. 1909 floor
time. Call Mr.. Nesgoda after 10 am.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC.
l731 BladenSburg Rd. NE. Ii. 3-SSOO
Evening star., 1952-08-10
CONSTRUCTION
MAN

PROMINENT CONSTRUC-
ALERT, PROGRESSIVE In.
ERGET1C EXPERIENCED ES-
T1MATOR, EXPEDITOR, TO
TAKE AND AWARD BIDS.
THE MAN WE WANT Is
PROBABLY EMPLOYED NOW
BUT HAS AMBITIONS BE-
YOND THE POSSIBILITIES
OF HIS PRESENT JOB.
THE MAN SELECTED WILL
BE PAID GOOD SALARY
WITH EXCELLENT FUTURE
POSSIBILITIES.
,,,S SEND RI5S RESUME e., TEILINd 7 LIN
TTONs MEET OUR REQUIRE
MENTS. REPLIES WILL BE
TREATED STRICTLY CON-
FIDENTIAL. ADDRESS BOX
4S-D, STAR.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
CARPENTERS

be first class Apply BRADBURY
HOMES, Brookfield dr., right of
Evening star., 1952-08-10
LEDGER CLERK

position available for
young man 21-3S yrs. Of age who
ence and has an average typinR
speed; lob consists Of handling ac-
counts receivable routine and con-
troll; 40-hr., 5-day week. Mon. Fri.
Apply personnel, room COS; open
weekdays. S:30-6 and Sat-. e.1. No.
phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

CLAIMS SUPERVISOR
and unusual opportunity
available in local claims Office Of
Casualty Insurance CO: Must be
Ability to train and supervise others
In investigations as well as handle
ofiice details necessary. Replies and
inquiries will be held in confidence.
Apply INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO.
OF NORTH AMERICA. 612 Wood
ward Bldg. Mr.. Levering. RE. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
HELP MEN (cont.l
AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR

We have an attractive opening for
an experienced body estimator. In
surance adjusting experience pre-
ferred. but. not essential. See Mr..
Simmons after 8 am, LA. $4,000.
PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO., INC.
1RgR pladnnehuP0 pA ME-
Evening star., 1952-08-10

CAR WASHER. permanent position,
aged 25-35, colored; willing to give
good attendance; $50 week, plus
SERVICE, Wis. ave. and River I'd.
IA
CHEF (hoteD, saucer. needed fun or
part time. Contact SEA COVE
RESTAURANT, 6031 Conn. ave. OR.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-01
Au,vyi,,g Humanity
CT q Large City
AMY MARTIN.
(.itu
By VERNA MAE BANTA

hurrying humanity. Women bicker
at bargain tables, trying the patience
of the sales girls. heard a clerk
call the floor manager to quell an
argument I saw an over dressed
portly woman accuse an under
nourished looking sales girl in a
dime store of short-changing her.
There was trouble. / walked away
without a backward glance, only to
face an irate mother couple of
counters down charging another
with pushing her little girl. This
seemed amusing, so I watched for
while, until the angry mother tried
to prove her accusation by me. ]
really didn't see a thing!
AS / mingled with this hurrying
humanity, I became more convinced
that I was very fortunate person
in that ! had quiet country home
in a peaceful Montana rural district
waiting for me.
Life in large city is tedious. Los
Angeles discourages the great in
flux Of people that come into the
city yearly. Not the tourists who,
after few weeks, recross the Cali
fornia border homeward bound, but
the multitudes who go there in
search of new homes. Some want
to escape the cold winters "out
yonder." Others are tired of dull,
uncolorful lives elsewhere. There
are some who are successful and
others who s.strike it rich" in field