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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1952-04-11

STATE TOURNEY

Entered locally in the state
bowling tournament to be held
the last two weekends of the
month at Biloxi are the Elks and
Busters teams.
In addition, Lonny Watts-Pop
Verzal and Tony Terretta-Georg
Hester are entered in doubles.
Terretta will also bowl singles.
Other league members are ex-
pected to attend the matches in
support of the local entries.
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PLAYoFF

City Lumber held its lead
through the last nights bowling
Tuesday and cenented the cham
pionship of the second half.
The Lumbermen will meet Bus
ter's, first half champs, in the
playoff beginning at tbs p. m.
TUESDAY. The games are open to
the public. Five games will be
played and two alleys will be
used.
BANQUET
The annual bowling banquet
has been scheduled for April 10
at the American Legion. Officers
will be elected, prizes and tro-
phies awarded for the season.
Members will be entitled to bring
guests at charge of 81 each.
SEASONS END
The final matches Tuesday
night saw the Elks and Woolen
Mill splitting, %, and the Lions,
40&8 and Busters taking the Le-
gion. Pontiac and City Lumber
by 81 scores.
Best games bowled were by
Frank Hare. 2ls; w. II. Nelson.
l9s; Jesse Stone. 1877. Best series
were Hare. 523; Rice. SIS. and
Croft. 493. Croft won the weekly
Recreation prize.
High team games were Mill,
948 and the Elks, 903 and 899
Team high series were Mill, 27l7;
Elks, 1856, and 40&8, 1856.
Final second half standings:
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AUSSIES CHANGE
E-SAvING TECHNIQUE

Sydney, Australia (AP)-Aus-
tralian surf life-savers have
adopted the Holger-Neilsen man
ual artificial respiration system
for a trial of II months.
The new method has been rec
commended by the American Red
Cross.
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Mesdames M. l.. Hatten. Jr.
and w. r. Mason will be on the
committee on corsages and Mes
danes c. c. Havens. II. X.
Thornton and Calvin Bolding
on wild flowers.
A table at which pupils of Lake
school will exhibit will be in
charge of Mrs. Charlie Saliba.
All exhibits must be at the CEN
ter by IL a. m. Wednesday.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE


Tommy Jackson joined the
youth league Saturday and i'm
mediately rolled the best game
vet, l46 and the top series of the
day. 270.
Other top series were Gary May
229: Lamar Wise. 2l0. and Doug
las Gautier. 200. Other top games
were MAY. 1888; Jackson l24; Wise.
lis. and Ray Broadus. los.
Judy Mulkey scored a double,
TOTO.
High team games were Kools,
682; Strikes. SAT, and Fields, 53l.
Best team series were Kools. 1921;
Strikes, 1908, and Fields, 987.
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HOWARD EDWIN PULLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. PulIin of
Kreole announce birth of their
first son, Howard Edwin, born at
County Hospital March Is. The
baby is their second child. They
have five-year-old daughter.
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NAVY ROLE LIMITED

Singapore (AP)-Britain's Roy
81 Navy, long popularized as the
Silent Service is more than liv-
ing up to this reputation in Ma
layan waters-must to the disgust
of every man-Jack in the area.
The British fleet in this area
comprises a few frigates, mine
sweepers, and a flotilla of motor
launches. Once in a while, the for
mer are given a chance to cut
loose with their four-inch guns
against supposed Communist tar
gets along the coast.
But the navy's main job here is
to take small army patrols up
Jungle rivers and inlets and drop
them in known Communist areas.
Newfoundland, once England's
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MIXED LEAGUE

W. Rice with SOS series paced
keglers in the Mixed League Fri
day night, followed by Tony Ter
retta with 558 and nigh single
of 215. Next best game was 3.
Hickey's I'll.
The final matches of the season
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PARKING METER ADS
ARE ALLOWED

West Frankfort, Ill. (AP)-With
the city's treasury nearly broke,
councilmen have decided to allow
advertising on parking meters.
They signed a five-year contract
which could return the city
$4,000
Mayor Louie Harkins said there
would be no liquor ads.
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will be bowled tonight with the
Jets meeting the Hot Shots. Alley
Cats taking on the Struggling
Straeglers and the Atoms playing
The City Slickers.
High team game: Strags, 1856;
Atoms, TAT. High team series:
Atoms, 2197; Strags, 2l20.
Standings.
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A steering oar is considered
rlore effective for small boats
than rudder.
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Newfoundland, once England's
Oldest colony, is now a province
of Canada.
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m This helpful iesp anaysa and sadS to selection of
good sleep equipment IS yours FREE and with
igation Come in and get it ts YOU buy any mattress.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP WOMEN

CLERK-FYPIST wanted In claim de.
partment; age 1S to %; no exp. nee
essary; 371a-Ilr. wk.;;. free hospital.
cation benefits. Call MRS. WALT
HU. 4445, for interview. If
CLERK-TYPIST. familiar with die
tating eauipment helpful: -hr.
ant working conditions. Vacation
and sick leave privileges: MI
Peterson, MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANcE co. OF D. C.. 1901 H st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT, 1855. some know
ledge of shorthand; BY national
pleasant surroundings. liberal leave
cEEAARikasT9prsr. Ell ayfSp s5-hr., 5-day @k.;
paid holidays and vacation; good
working conditions. Call MR.. PETER
SON. HU. 1900 for appt. III
perm. position; 5.
day wk. Apply CAPITOL PRINT
ING INK CO.. S06 Claiming pl. ne
CLERK-TYPIsT. interesting position
in pleasant congenial surroundings
air conditioning. paid vacation. in.
surance benefits; 5-day week. D1
CSIiERK-TYPIsT. young lady. white
for various clerical duties, for large
dement's. good hours and salary. 5Ia-
day wk. Call Mr.. Dixon. DE. 2003
CENTRAL AUTO PARTS. 1430, T
CLERK-TYPIST - once expanding
40 w.p.m.; under As yrs. Of age
Phone MRS. HICKMAN. ME. 1924.
CLERK-TYPIST to work in Arling-
ton; mortgage loan or real estate
experience desirable. Call ia. 5-71 00
during business hours. -15
CLERK casualty claims de-
partment; experience necessary. Cal
ME. 1645. -12
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP MEN

MAN, white clerk-messenger. Must
have D. c. permit. Can Ma.
MEN. 2 fuii-time and / part-tine;
start on one or two day trial basis
What y soa an Nss Excellent lS,p opportunity this
is. Full-time Fuller Brush. dealers
averages $100 and up per week. Call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant.
e1eIs ay ssssss. sa Ray nsss
experience necessary. An expert
s1i ieP national tTfo AL PRESS fss BLDG, H f4th
and F SITS. NV. or call DI. 4477 or
MEN M onsed Needed to help take care : Of
good character. II your present
earnings are not enough for pres
ent day living costs. why not let
me come to your home and discuss
the. possibilities Of bettering YOUR
your your wife wife. preferred. Permanent
high earning position. for men
who qualify. Write when ! can
see you to Box 461-L, Star. Ia
MEN-Two (2) are needed for. tm-
mediate placement In exceptional
income. positions. Positions are per-
mNuenL, COMPANY IuTlISueS &u pIOS-
poets and established appointments.
Men selected must be able to pro,
vide local character reference and
be neat in appearance. Salary. car
furnished. Apply MR.. ORPIN. 5Sl1
MENaAre haSn al NC You over 40 and suited
to dealing with refined people of
the middle-clasS? Would you ike
to settle down in q steady year
round business where you can be
set for life? We have six openings
for such men who are sincere, am
bilious and own cars. This digni-
ned semiprofessional home grounds
Improvement field with an old es-
percentage of sales In ADVANCE ana
there are no. samples, deliveries,
collections or details to bother WITT.
Complete field training furnished.
Write about yourself VICE PRESI.
DENT, Box WS-1601, 221 W. 4lst
ST.. N. Y. 1S. -lS
MEN WANTED-40 to 80 years OF
age to change fare boxes. Must have
legibile handwriting and be in good
physical condition. No experience
REQUIRED: Past record WIN be invest, d
gated. Nightwork, 6 pm. to $3.50
am, nights weekly; S213 per
month to start. Paid sick leave. va
cations and pension splan. Apply In
person, EMPLOYMENT OFFIC E.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., 36th and
M SITS. NV. Take No. 80 Rosslyn
car. Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-12
Indenendent Salesman

SUBURBAN virginia Or
MARYLAND TERRITORY
National corporation will set you up
in permanent business OF semi
earnings and substantial non
seasonal income; prospects unllm-
tied; no travel. no down payment,
deysTy rne SgectGa tses eeperhee or shog'asf ao
essential: If otherwise qualified as
to working habits. sincerity. honesty
and willingness to accept tnorougn
schooling; car required. Write MH.
SANDERSON, Box 202, Newark
Ny. State. -l2
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
drivers permit required; good salary
for the right man. Apply in person.
SERVICE 2 Iona3 STATION a1Hi Nv 'ATTENDANT11
Full-time permanent position; sdG,na 4ov anv
benefits. Apply personnel once,
SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.. 5000
Wis. ave. NV. -12
SERVICE MANAGERS ATTENTION
Have immediate opening for farm
equipment and auto service manager.
Management experience required; ex-
cellent opportunity with salary, COM
mission and vacation with pay. our
piicants must apply in person. NC
MICHAEL'S SERVICE CENTER,
Nokesville, Va. II
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced man
for part-time eve. work; also very
good opportunity for fuli. time
KOPY KAT. III H st. ne. -12
SHOE SALESMAN, steady position.
GOLDEN SHOE STORE. 1925 ?th
gHOE SALESMAN. thoroughly exper;;
for family store. with gooo
knowledge of corrective fitting;
Salary depends on ability, 702@
wis. ave. WI. 1891. 9l.---.---ls- -ls
Evening star., 1952-02-12

Observation-Disclosures working
conditions; paid vacation; 40-hT,
wk., Mon. through Fri. HUDSON
SALES CORP. 1913 14th st. NV.
See Mr.. TowSend. la
STENOGRAPHER - Fiye-day week:
perm. position: congenial surround
ing; law othce exper. desirable, but
not essential; $3.50 mo. to start.
State age. educationi exper., Box
STENOGRAPHER, perm. position; o.
day. 40-hr. wk.; pleasant working
conditions; liberal discount on pur-
chases; insurance and hospitaliza-
ton plan, retirement plan. Apply
ment office, n st. ne. --l2 ,
STENOGRAPHER, good opportunity
for beginner, 1Sto 80 yrs. old; start
ing salary, $50 per wk., pd. vacat.
and other employe benefits. Apply
SWIFT & CO., 110l 1st st. ne. liz
STENOGRAPHER, 25-40. accurate
with figures; excellent salary. Apply
personnel ofiee, MANHATTAN
IL
STENoGRAPHER-For real estate
once; 5tday week, Apply BOSS B.
PHELPS INC, 1417 K st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER Catholic orsani,
cation; interesting work, pleasant
surroundings; Saturdays free. 1879
Mass ave-. Room 2O7. or call RE.
;35h3. EXT 24l Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-12

Millinery exper. pref, but not essen
tial; full and part time. Apply Mrs
Pouris, End f., MORTONS, 314 9TH
NV. =12
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CAsHIER-TYPIsT

cAsH1ER5TYPIsT
CLERK-TYP1sT
Unusual opportunity for experienced
loan ofice; good salary; pleasant
ROYAL loan 9pc e., 7sso s Gss se~ars, ave,
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 7-5400.
CASHIER-WRAPPER for fine Conn.
ave. ladies apparel store: perma-
nent position: Apply THE ESSIE
ODoNNELL CO.. 34o7 Conn. ave.
CHECKER-For insurance policies;
20 to 40: no tipping, exper. not
necessary but preferred; 5-day wk.;.
disqualification, surgical service and
suEANcR ss fsSFsnef AoHScY pzSStaed is6f MUTUA a
NV. Call Miss Jones. Ma. 5000,
CHIEF CLERK, working supervisor in
office handling mailing records;
s9me s3ine tymng z.I.a neces;; past exper I in in
desirable; must like detailed work:
working cond. ME. 5940 for appt.
cEEsk ISsssnso for .s!symss asy sslssnns sa Good
need Ss Apply. JoHNsoNs Z CLEAN LEAN
Rainier, Md. -12
CLERK. white, preferably between
dssf dsns q 20 @ Snd so 5btsrestias te TSrk S
MoNWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, Divi-
sion Of IN Meter Vehicles, sol S. Glebe
II rd; Arlington. Va: ia IA
CLERK .lsln for general once work, fling.
paid insurance, disqualification and
paid vacation; 5-day, 40-hr. week.
Apply HOOVER CO.. 1905 R. I. ave.
CLERK for r general ONCE work in
credit office; 5-day wk.. good work.
CLERK-To work on payroll; must
have knowledge of comptometer;
salary commensurate with ability;
5-day, 40-hr. wk;: perm. position;
excel. company benefits; pleasant
ss sEkisEE sEAsg fSBf RoEBHSSK oaERPS psEsSenel eo o
cEhkIcsi Taii sysi WORKERS, white for ise.
wholesale distributing company; B.
day. wk.. vacations, benefits, etc.
cfRRkTHPrsf hRRRak 1a5 m ii Ss Credit ofc. o,
Bookkeeping desired. 40-hr. wk.. in
cluding 2 ewes. Apply to Mr.. Cline.
BARNES & KIMEL CO., 1916 Wilson
cIERK-TYp1sT. HiEsii ATsYE;p1sT for small ONCE. NV,
section; 35-hr. wk.; varied duties;
$225-$ $3.50 to start. Elk. 211f for
CIERK-TYPfsT, 5-day. 35-hr, wkS.:
excel. opportunity In claims dept.
once and pleasing environment;
salary open. See MR.. SALE. 930
woodward Bldg, between 8 and 4.
IA
- Permanent posi-
Axyvz
clerical work: no exper. necessary
but must be accurate typiSt; pleas
ant surroundings: conv. located; 40
hr. week. chance for advancement;
vacation and other benefits. Mr.. O.
NJ. Lawrence, WASHINGTON BOARD
I OF TRADE, 204 Evening Star Bldg,
l1th and Pennsylvania ave. NV;
Evening star., 1952-02-12

TRUCK DRIVERS. experieneed. for
wood and coal yard. COOPER SUP
PLY co. S13 18th st; ne. -12
TYPIST, age 1885; type at least
80 w.p.m, accuracy essential; DO
sition with an expanding organiza-
ton. extending all modern employe
benefits; excel. salary for qualified
person. Call ME. 6911. Ia
UPHOLSTERER, white; experienced
in aircraft upholstering preferable
So per hr. ST. 3242. IA
UPH6LsTERERS-We need several
men who are interested in work
Ing Ing Other & wEs week M Ssq bay for 9s
hrs. every week for good fast man.
No triflers and must be sober: Ap-
ply DRAPERS CO., 1873 Wiscon-
uSPPnaoSEsrRRERs-white. SPn SIS; RiM; Apply i EN-.
HOTEL. 2700 Woodley rd. NV. Ia
USHERS, male. Apply KEITH s
THEATRE, 619 18th st. NV. .-12
WATERS, colored; excellent working
hours and good earnings; Only ., E ex, <,
Russell. weekdays. after 10 An An
14th and F stS. E.w. liz
WATCHMAKER, exper. for est. trade
shop. Salary depending on capability'
IA. 1885 after 1890 am; ;-l3
WOOL AND SILK SPOTTERj good
working cond.. good salary. Apply
Evening star., 1952-02-12
NEGATTVE STRIPPER

fEithographic5 for of set printing
plant. Vacation and sick leave
benefits Apply In person, MOORE
& MOORE, 514 10th st. NV, 9Th
floor. IL
NURSE, white. age 22-40. for pri-
vate hospital; references. co. 4754.
PBx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for association ONCE; 40-hr. wk.;
good salary. Apply 2003 Eye st.
NV. WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSOCIATION. Ia
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN--We
need help: more business than we
can handle. TOWN & SUBURBAN,
4S11 Wis. ave. NV. OR. 940o.
RECEPTTONIST-TYPIsT, perm. posi-
ton. 5-day wk.; pleasant working
cond. Apply INSURANCE CO. OF
NORTH AMERICA. $50 woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV. Ia
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST. PIX exp.
desirable but not essential; pleasant
working conditions; small law Of
fee; 20 to 35 years. Elk. 1776, liz
SALES AUDIT CLERK and cashier.
retail exper. One of Washington S
finest mems wear stores has OPEN
ing for personable young woman.
Excel. salary. Apply Mr. Nicholson,
SALTz. F STREET. 1341 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP MEN

SELLERS, men under 40 ia
sell bus transportation. Exper-
fenced Pre- preferred RED. but .,Is not necesi; si
salary. vacation with pay, sick
benefits. 40 hr. wk. GREYHOUND
TERMINAL. lilo N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
SALES CLERKS


Millinery exper. pref, but not essen
tial; full and part time. Apply Mrs.
Pouris, 2nd f., MORTONS, 314 7th
NV. -12
SALESGIRL, experienced in ladies'
clothing. Apply 731 9TH st. NV.
sALEsGIRL. for jewelry repair de-
partment; experienced preferred;
although willing to train person in
terested; attractive starting rate;
ONCE. SEARS. ROEBUCK s. CO.
$500 Wis. ave. NV. liz
Excel. WoRK1Nd coNp.. Hos
PITALIzATION, VACATION WITH
PAY, MUST BE EXPERIENCED.
CHARLES ERNEST JEWELERS.
I'll 14th ST. NV.
SALESGIRLS, over IS; salary and
commission; pleasant working condi-
tons dsy SdaS Hk Wk Ao5g op Part # tmf II to
tween {:15 and Ii am. THE BUT
TON SHOP. 725 11th st. NV. la
SALESGIRLS, age 1S to 35: good
hours, $50 am. to 8 pm. Monday
through Friday. Apply WALGREEN
COMPANY, Pentagon Bldg. -12
SALESLADY, for ladies' speciality
shop; immed. full time position; must
be exper.; age 25-40. Apply RAF-
FELL SHOP, 2l02 r. I. ave. ne,
DU. O083. -13
SALESLADY for large. progressive
ofice supply company, experienced
in commercial stationery; good sal
ary with many company benefits,
excellent opportunity p for Fight EMnp party GG
7A77 NaW VnFk ave n ~
Evening star., 1952-02-12

CLERK-TYPIsT Pleasnt working
cond.; in local office of national
automobile finance co. Apply UNI
vERSAL c. /, T. CREDIT CORP.
1890 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1952-02-12
MATTRESSES

Attractive youhk women for full-timO
day or night shifts. Excellent earn
ings, benefits include meals and
uniforms furnished, disqualification,
group insurance, paid vacations and
sick leave. Openings In D. c., Ma.
"n APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1341 @ st. NV: IL
LADY TYPIST to assist in bookkeep-
ing dept: experienced not necessary.
Phone MR.. BRENT. DI. $3.50. Ia
LADIES (2), capable, mature; part
lime, day or evening hours. RE.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
MEN-COIORED
EARN $1O0 A WEEK

GA1b1N 34OU "a WGG1A
You don't need any experience to
make this kind of money. Just am
bition and q willingness to learn.
Apply 1922 18th st. NV, 1st FIR,
BIS to 8 pm. only. See MIR.
YOUNG MAN, over 21, to work coun-
ter and grill In small restaurant.
Apply 1928 N st. NV. liz
YOUNG MAN for payroll dept. perm.
position, 5-day, 40-hr wk, pleasant
working cond., liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hos
pitalization plan, retirement plan.
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE. en-
ployment offlce, n P st. ne. --12
YOUNG MAN. perm. position In life
insurance ONCE; opportunity for ,ad-
vancement with . fine organization;
week. UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. 1925 Eye st. NV,
YoTSa SEI@ ri NAN to load and unload ice
cream. 25 yrs. Of age: days:
Perm. Apply BREYER ICE CREAM
CO., 1880 Bladensburg rd. ne;
YOUNG MAN with mechanical ability
who can assist in making ready for
delivery Of stoves and electric re-
frigerators; 40-hr., 5-day week;
many company benefits; permanent
position. Apply personnel ONCE,
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., 2800 V
st. ne, rear Bladensburg I'd. Hot
Shoppe. Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-12
RovS-Young Men

Age 1898. Wonderful opportunity
for single young men to traveI
Southeastern States, Florida and
return, assisting mgr. in cir. sales
work Transp. grIis1s furnished, sss sxpeRises @Riy
comm. plus bonus. Apply MR..
NERBoNNE, Cairo Hotel. 18th and
Que. 10 am. till p.mn 6-S pm
No phone calls. Ii.
MAN (colored) to clean and polish
automobiles; splendid work; must
have good references. Phone between
10 am. and 1 pm. DU. 9765.
MAN-Young man with car to pick
up service ..3 work on vacuum .Sst cal fieanr a,1r
ONCE Start $40 week salary and
car expense A concentrated area
here in washington and SUBURBAN
area. No experience needed; Ap-
ply HOOVER CO., 1905 r. I. ave.
ne. Mon. through Thurs. eve
nings, pm. -14
Rie earnings, good references, no In
vestment. Call 81. 1851.
MAN WITH CAR
Evening star., 1952-02-12
YOUNG MAN

II you have ever successfully sold
vacuum cleaners. real estate, insur-
ance or books and want to get away
from door-to-door canvassing. this
is for you. IF YOU WANT ACTION,
have car. enjoy direct selling. and
honestly feel that you are ready TO
move up to . sales management po-
sition with q national organization,
you may be the man we are looking
for, The man we want VIII be thor
oughly trained in our scientific Sc.
lection and training procedure and
appointed q district ma manhger~to sgs o,!n
sales group Of 10 to % people. We
are seeking mae man Of v9 81 900 % ndS to
making less. Nationally known man
ufacturer Of exclusive table appoint
ment will offer minimum weekly
Commission and bonus training fee.
Exclusive product. no composition.
lecting or deliveries. For personal
interview, call MR.. GEORGE STONE.
Shoreham Hotel between 10 am.
and 12 noon only. L.
Evening star., 1952-02-12
BAKERY SHOP

BEAUTICIAN, manicurist. $50 VIZ.
plus comm; hrs, 9:30-6; Sat-, 945.
Please call UN. 9165 Sun, Mon.
BEAUTICiAN-Guaranteed $50 a wk.
and commissions. Apply HAYWOOD
BEAUTY SALON, HAYWOOD Shopping
Center. Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 4056.
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time,
salary and comm; estab. business.
WA. 1871. Sun, AP. 0391. lie
BEAUTICTAN-Top salary. for NV.
busy modern beauty salon. Call JU.
7-S90S for information. IL
BEAUTY OPERATORS. all round (2);
high-class shop; top salary and
commission; 5-day wk.; air-condi-
TONED shop. JILLS, 1926 Conn. ave.
-17
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be expert
ali around. 25-40 years. Apply in
SALON, 1901 Conn ave. -15
BEAUTY SALON MANAGER-Excel-
lent salary; personality and ap-
pearance important. NEISNER'S
BEAUTY SALON, 18th and G SITS.
BOOKKEEPERS. white; also Eirls
good at figures; 5-day wk., vaca-
tions, benefits, etc. Apply ld2l
5th st. NV Id
Evening star., 1952-02-12
STOCK-CI,ERK

Young man to learn clothing business:
this is q permanent position with
ply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
703 7th st. NV. n:w.------------------l6 ---l6
TELEYIsION SERVICE MAN, We
want 8 good man and we are wills
ing 10, pay good wages. DOWD'6
TELEVISION, 441S Conn. ave.
rRTjcK DRIVER, familiar with
Montgomery County area. See Mr..
pendieton. PENDLETON'S HARD.
WARE, 1890 Ga. ave-, wheaton,
Nd la
Evening star., 1952-02-12

STEN0GRAPHER, regular work, part
time; references necessary. RE
Evening star., 1952-02-12

TRAFFIC CHECKERS
Men. 1880 years of age. for outdoor
promotional opportunities. Legible
handwriting and be accurate with
figures. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Varied
hours. Paid vacations and sick
leave. $202.50 per mo. to start with
increase after 3 mos. Apply $50
am. Monday through Friday. En-
SaosmsRt cS S9stb oMo ana NJ sA sts NV. e TSke
No. so Rosslyn car. Ia
Evening star., 1952-02-12

CLERK-TYPIST
For general insurance office; excel
working cond. Call ME. 2670. liz
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP WOMEN tcont. !,


For Silver Spring De Soto-Plymouth
leadership. Salary open; ability tc
manage small office and prepare
monthly financial statement. Auto
mobile experience preferred but moi
excellent future. Call Mr.. Hoffman
for appt.
CALVERT MOTORS, INC.
1141 East-West Highway, SH. 1434
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
national scientific organization; 8.
day wk.; excel. working conds.; op-
port for advancement. Call Elk.
S100, Ext. 80. liz
Evening star., 1952-02-12
HELP MEN

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY to as
sociate with lge. growing firm, and
improve your standard Of living.
Applicant must be alert and willing
to work. Call FIR. 5512 for appt.
Ask for MR.. SONNEBERGER. -15
EMPLOYED MEN. part-time sales
work ewes. and Sat. No car or
experience nee. About So hr. Apply
Tues. Wed. Thurs, $3.50 pm.
Room 702, 10 18th st; NV: Els
known dictation system, offers ex-
elusive territory with drawing ac-
count to right man. Call MIR. BA-
TAfLLE, RE. 4O50. -12
ALLIs CHALMERS HID. 5 SHOVEL
LOADER OPERATOR-Must be ex-
perienced; excellent salary; full
time steady work. FELDMAN. DE-
VELOPMENT CORP, TIT 14th St.
NV. ST. 4477. Ia
AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under instruction. CALF.
AIR COLLEGE. -12
DO YOU WISH TO LEARN
HOW TO RUN A HOTEL
Under expert guidance of hotel owner
who eventually wishes to retire.
Will accept l or 2 persons, either
men or women. who wish to learn
hotel business from bottom to top.
Write in detail. Box. 407-H. Star.