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The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-27
COUNCIL APPLIES FOR sEAWALL PROJECT UNDER PUBLIC WORKS

City Council at it's meeting Tues day night voted to make formal application to the Alaska Public Works agency for construction of a seawail at che outer reef of the fire disaster area estimated To cost S425.5O3 of which the city would pay hall over a 20-year period. The proposed wall would extend from the Mccormack dock to a point opposite the foot of Mission street and would enclose the area burned out in the fire.
 Got Opinion
 Meanwhile. the Council has ask ed City Attorney Howard Stabler for an opinion as to Che property rights of those holding quit-claim deeds in the area. It was brought out by Fred Hanford, former May or, who is acting as liaison officer between the city and government agencies, that. according To prey ious opinions. quit-claim e d holders actually have no real pro- perty rights on such waterfront property as title rests in the Fed eral government under the Army Corps of Engineers; that their properties were actually the build ings built thereon which are now destroyed by fire. However. it was pointed ont, the City dld levy taztlt on the real property under quit claim deed title on the grounds it abutted Front Street.
 Original Plan
 Original plan of the city. to which property owners were gener- ally agreed, was to turn the quit claims over to the city which, in, turn, when the public improve meRts were completed. return them to the original owners. Reason for this was that Public Works can expend money only on public pro- perties, such as those held by mum ieipalities.
 Hanford was asked by the Coun- cil on his return to his Juneau headquarters, where he heads up OPS, to con ,act public works off cials relative to financing and oth- CT problems in connection with the seawalI.
 Hope for Dredging
 While here, Hanford also was working with the city in getting affidavits from persons familiar with the harbor stressing the need for dredging on which the Army Engineers had turned in an ad- verse report. Hanford told the Council he believed the dredging might yet be done if sufficient data could be presented to the engineers.
 Council voted to write to Aal- main Gross of the Coliseum theater relative to his plans for rebuilding a new theater on the site of the former Nixie Roaming building re- gently acquired by the Gross in terests, next to the Wheeler pro- perties. The old building is in bad shape, and a definite fire hazard. it was brought out. and Council was hopeful for it early raging, as to make room for the new show house.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-27
THROUGH THE SENTINEL PERISCOPE
Begged Down

Going into the fourth month since the fire of March 2l-22 with little accomplished in public way; the 36th day of the shipping strike with apparently nothing ae- complished toward a settlement the situation in these parts was little negative this week Whether the Republicans beginning to take off for their big convention in Chicago next month was an omen of a change for the better remain ed to be seen.
 The proposed public works pro- gram for the destroyed local water front had definitely begged down. Army engineers, after a eursory survey of a few days, had departed to their headquarters in Anchar- age to prepare an adverse report. The harbor, they said in sub stance, didn't need dredging after 25 years, although it was a known fact that tankers getting in and out of the oil docks always have trouble due to the filling in of the harbor floor and small boats are al- ways pumping aground and wait ing for tides to free them. Just where the engineers surveyed to come up with their conclusion is something of a local mystery. One member of the party is reported to have said that he didn't even know what they were down here for, which would indicate there wasn't a great deal of enthusiasm back of the whole expedition; rather a whitewash sort of deal to pacify a demand which grew from the Pres- ident's declaration making Warn gell a disaster area. Effort was be- ing made to get supplement stats- ments showing actual need for the dredging, regardless of the fire and the proposed fill idea, but the picture wasn't too bright. It ap- peared that the dredging project had been given the brush-off in rather typical bureaucratic way.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-27
NEW STRIKE SETTLEMENT ATTEMPT FALLS FLAT
lBv. Associated Pressl

(By Associated Press)
 SAN FRANCISCO - A new att tempt to settle the month-old AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific strike fell flat yesterday when SUP turn ed down a program calling for ar bitratfon of wage demands and a fact-finding board to settle a jur- isdictional dispute between the sailors and Harry Bridges long shoremen. The program was ad- vanced by shipowners. No further negotiation meetings are schedul- ed
 SUP leader Harry Lundeberg wired Gov. Gruening that the Gov ernor had been misinformed re garding shipping available for AL aska. Lundeberg also denied two pleas by the Governor to release Alaska Steamship Company relief vessels saying, i've feel we're not getting a square deal on this con- sidering the amount we released, and are releasing to Alaska The Governor described the situation as increasingly urgent"
 Meanwhile, h e first Alaska Freight Lines relief barge depart ed from Seattle Thursday for Southeastern Alaska. Another was scheduled to leave Saturday for iKetchikan, Petersburg, and Jun eau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-27
They Wait Patiently

Meanwhile all building and re- construction in the area was ban ned, hopeful, of course, of the 1l- innate - seawall and fill, as the Governor, incidentally, had so beautifully visioned when he took a look at the smouldering embers a day or so after the fire. Buglness in that section was stymied. Those who planned rebuilding were hold ing off, wondering what was go- ing to be done about the seawall and fill In other words, they were going into the fourth month ot waiting, and the situation was be- ginning to pail, financially and every other way Some with war ranty deeds to beach-side property were going ahead. It might very well set the pattern for a general reconstruction program by private initiative, letting t h e proposed public projects come if and when Certainly the fire victims had waited long enough for the wis ion" They were entitled to go a head in their own way.
 Beans No Joke
 When Mildred Hermann of Jun- eau, Secretary of the Statehood Committee, made her. crack abou' eating beans for statehood, shC probably didn't realize how true the "eat beans' theory nigh prove in this spring and summer of 1852. With the shipping strik' in it's 36th day beans were getting to be a piece de resistance. Thank goodness, they could be favored occasionally with a succulent cut throat trout. Bread, the so-callet staff of life, was something on read about in the papers. Wha with burned out bakery, Wran gell was doing a lot of hobbliug along without the old staff. Yes
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-27
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

June 27 FOO D. m. Show at Presbyter- ian church.
 JUNE 30 12 Noon Chamber of Commerce at ANB hall.
 JULY
 July 1 2:00 p. m. Ladies Aid. at George Sumption home. Meet at Pres byterian church at 1:30 for transportation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-27

terday, for example, it was share a-loaf-day, and if planes didn't bring in some bread, with result ant high prices, tomorrow might well be hare-the-slice-day. Wran- gell merchants, along with their customers, were, even as Sugar Ray, taking it on the chin.
 Gov. Gruening, apparently the only man in the Territory who seems to speak Harry Lundeberg' s language, was getting a relief ship or barge cleared occasionally. but it appeared that actual settle ment of the strike, which was economically crucifying Alaska in the midst of it's production season, was still far away. The lefties had Alaska by the throat. even as they had the nation and Big Steel. and were throttling it.
 Why Not Go Fishing?
 After this bit of pessimism, we can report that the trout are fat, sleek and hungry in Virginia Lake and other nearby points. But. (om- inous note) better take along some bug ointment.
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Evening star., 1952-09-07

Experienced with cars. Earn $40
$50 wk. Work in your own neigh
borhood. Call MR.. MEYER, TU.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
hELP.-MEN

YOUNG MAN, now attending account
ing, school evenings, for payroll
week; vacation and hospitalization
paid; advancement when qualifed: q:
vCahM Gsll Mr. E3 FosTER NA; d.sts ol55; .x:mni ns
high school education. to work In a
Splendid oppor. II you have ambi-
tion and are looking for a position
where you can work your way up.
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG 14th
YOUNG Sol Nc MAN-white, over IS years.
Newspaper ONCE, GEORGETOWN. 5-day
wS Opportunity for advancement.
YOUNG % eGiai MAN. II to s5 years Of age
perience required: 5-day. 40-hr.
wk. Free Transportation. Paid va
cations and sick leave: $170 mo. to
start. with with increase after 3 mos NOS
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO. 36th and
M sts. NV. Take No. 80. Rosslyn
YOUNG MAN. under 35, to super
wise our tabulating UBM) machines.
The former supervisor has been Pro-
draft-exempt man with some ex-
perience who can or will eventually
be able to handle this responsible
position. Working hours, $50 am.
to 4:45 pm; 5-day, 37la-hr. week.
Apply Room 300. personnel office,
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
YOUNG on IN MAN. N n;s; age e5 to 30; wonder
full opportunity. as store assistant
and department. manager in out:
you have experience in coats and
suits and your present employment
does not offer much in the way Of
q future, we have q splendid. oppor-
tunity for q young man who can
command q good salary with q real
Sgport%1fitty for EooS futgrs' 9D APPLY 'gdS
YOGNG MAN-For ONCE and sales
position; lumber experience neces-
sary; excellent chance for promo
ton; disqualification plan, paid va
YOUNG. MAN, white, 18 to 22 to
s5ivs s5Dp' t59sk co; assSi aRd help in macasne s
YoUNG MAN, able to type and some
knowledge Of bookkeeping; old
for advancement. Apply MR..
SCAGGs at 463 I st. NV.
MAN to learn retail shoe
business. Returning veterans well
coined as applicants. Experience not
necessary. A permanent position for
the right man. Fine opportunity for
advancement. Extra company bene-
fits after first year. Apply promptly
to Mr.. Alderton: mgr. HANOVER
SHOE STORE, 729 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HElP--MEN

EXPERIENCED MAN to make wood
boxes for h.h. goods and furniture;
good salary, steady work. MIR.
COHAN, 46O New York ave. NV.
Statesmen - Would you
like toA % Add terrifically to your
income without much further effort?
(2) Associate your personality and
ability with one of Washington s
most reputable TV and appliance
Arms? II you have q following and
regularly. contact people in their
homes, this is q made-to-order OPP
portunity for you: Phone Republic
1905. SUN RADIO.
OPPORTUNITY-Ne more income?
Earn $lOO or more per week part
time. MI. 1645.
YOUNG, neat colored boy to work in
mower shop; must have drivers per-
init; S0l 11th st: NV.
BURNER. to .dismantle
wrecked cars. mechanical knowledge
adyantageous. good opportunity for
PPARTS, 1910 Montana ave. ne. La.
BETTER JOB FOR GOOD MAN
Grocery clerk. colored; D. c. drivers
permit; good pay to start; chance
Tor advancement. Apply in person
MARKrT MAJ 5sfeTs9seii Iess = :. EvERysoDSY's e
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL BUR.
LAO X ST. NV, ME. 1892.
Medical technicians to $4,000
z, Ns.,, doctors offices---top salary
secys.. sh'hand salary pen open
Dental receptionists; will train to $50
Evening star., 1952-09-07
MEN-PART TIME
EARN $500
FOR XMAS

We will accept several part-time men
PM 8 or 4 niehts per wk. Inn
Servicemen eligible. Apply in per
son (no phone calls) at 1601-A
Rhode Island ave. me-. 8 pm.
YOUNG MAN to assist window trim
mer in display department; perm.
positions; many store employe bene-
fits: SPORTS CENTER. 500 D st.
YOUNG MAN, white, to learn whole
portunity. ADUiy SnsS ). auss ssse.ssns q soSs rs.
INC, 623 H st. NV. ii
MAN, parking lot attendant.
full time. exp, not necessary. Must
be able to drive. Apply to MR..
SCHUMAN at s6O4 Fenton st.. Silver
Y4UNG Hptf MAN. 1925; ambitious, M1z viii.
ing to learn retail drapery and sliu
work; excellent opportunity fol
right person to advance to position
ass to sos fsas H.ss stal giving su
YOUNG MAN, white, 22-30. part
time aft. work. small store: GOOD
opport: Boy 150-D.. Star. s.
YOUNG MAN, bright. alert, ambi.
Ga ah aatsfe to n sell sma rsdos
players. and tape recorders in lead
Ing music house; experience pre-
i;erreda but will viii train If Necessary
YOUNG MAN, must be able to type
and have. some knowledge Of book
keeping for q Job with q good fu.
ture. Call Elk. 1924. -
YOUNG MAN, white, for stock work
excel. oppor. to learn and grow with
progressive organization. Apps
BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY co.
SO51 18th St., Silver Spring. -
YOUNG MAN, about 20 yrs; excellent
opportunity to learn the real estate
business. BOSS 81 PHELPS. INC,
YOUNG MAN, experienced feedin,
Platen presses. Apply after 9:3O
a. M. BREWooD, i2i7 q NV. IS
YOUNG MAN, under 35. who /.
looking for responsible position
knowledge of selling and bookkeep.
ing essential; must be able to pass
bond; real opportunity for some
one who wants future; good salary
. start. 1929 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

HIGH SCHOOL CHEMISTRY student,
white. for after-school employment,
in commercial laboratory. Applica-
tion. giving age, educ. and other
qualifications accepted. Box 480-G,
COMBINATION PAPER HANGER AND
sineer. RALEIGH Mntsai AeSfE A0TEL. 20 'n'e. sn-
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
will employ three veterans under 20
years of age with high school
education and better than average
mechanical ability to enter train
ing as office and business machine
portunity which furnishes steady
employment, salary while in train
ing, automatic salary increases after
training. paid vacations. health.
life and accident insurance, hos
pitalization with doctor and surgi-
Apply to Mr.: g 9. L. JONES. At 1si7
K st. NV. Wash. D. c. -
ARE YOU CAPABLE of earning
$1,000 q year? 5-day week. vaca-
ton with. bonus, retirement; perma-
nent local work; rapid advancement.
Apply in person Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesday. Room 303. I'll 14th
BOYLE TREE SURGERY needs 8
steady work. RA. 1919. after 6.
AIR FORCE SUPPLY OFFICER with
Civilian SHhs ISss POSITION 1V With ~ D. &. All Ma
tional Guard. Ii. 4-4600. Ext, 4.
sALEsMEN-sen Charles
Chester nationally known Cushion
shoes direct. !;S, Complete line e Tor ZEN en-
Tuil-time men earn up to $s5 per
day in commission. Big repeats;
producers. CHARLES CHESTER
SHOE Co. 1os Chester Bldg Brock
ASST. CO-ORDINAToR - Man or
woman now on Social Security bene-
fits. unemployed. wishing to earn
$72 mo, and car expense lot part
time, dignified work Of natl. i'm,
Reaiianee Reaish, xei us sducated Sa s GOOD appear-
postal zone. City, country replies
invited. Give experience, age. educa-
tion. phone. Write Dept. SS. P. O.
Box 1904. Washington. d. c.
HIGH SCHOOL. commercial: recent
e. for tspng sna nbons mscSne nine
dictation,. some bookkeeping. Local
office nationally known equipment
manufacturers; Box 269-J, star.
HELk WANIED, male, Wnlte, DcL'
25 and 45 years old, with d: G,
drivers permit, for general work IN
furniture warehouse. Report Tor
interview $50 Mon. morning at
COLONY HOUSE, 4244 Connecticut
ave. Mr.. Mathews.
PAINT MANUFACTURER desires rep
resentation Individual or sales or
ganization) first quality line: Some
accounts and leads furnished. Pro-
tected territory Please state type
of following and contacts. territory
covered. number of men. other items
carried and accustomed financial
arrangements in first letter. Box
SPARE TINE. fsf EXTRA MoNEY-shox
amazing Cushion Comfort Shoes. Tt
$500 commission pair. plus bis
cash bonus. Experience unneces.
sary. Write for free catalog. full
information. TANNERS SHOES
1875 Boston. Mass.
GOOD MONEY IN -Openine
in this area for reliable nan. t6
show famous dress, sport, work shot
line direct to men. Exceptional op-
portunity for big profits. Fast serv.
ice, low prices. NO experience: Free
sales kit. Write DOUBLEWEAH
SHOES Dept. <. Minneapolis. MINI
ARTIFICIAL LIMB apprentices. me.
chanically inclined in wood or leath
er work. 5-day 40 hr. wk., paid
holidays and vacation. Apply ]. =
HANGER. INC, AL q sk. nv. -e
Evening star., 1952-09-07

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. general once
work; 5-day week; permanent posi-
ton; tipping. and complete charge Of
bookkeeping up through trial bal
ance; small air-conditioned ONCE: age
20 to 35. MA. 1856 for appoint
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT with ability
to handle phone calls. Must be
accurate and neat with figures.
Perm. employment. paid holidays
and vacation period. DI. 7447.
BEDELLS. 610 E st. NV. -
cafeteria NV. Phone OR. 6Os4,
8 am. to 3 pm. Monday. -
CASHIER-Cosmeti clerk. Must be
exper. Apply UPTOWN PHARMACY,
$500 Conn. ave. EN-. 800. -
nsssa Nc for snasys Appy sas ToWN 5
HOUSE PHARMACY. 601 10th st.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HElP--WokAEN

BOOKKEEPER, some one with payroll
exp. neat with figures. Perm. posi-
tion, 5h-day wk. Good salary and
working conditions. See Mr.. Leach,
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO.. INC,
1889 East-West hwy. Silver Spring,
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR, exper.. under So yrs. of age,
with working knowledge of book
keeping principles for accounting
dept. of large research organiza-
tion. Position offers excellent work
ing conditions; liberal leave and
other employe benefits. For inter-
view, phone Personnel ONCE, EX.
S100, Ext. 80. 3
BOOKKEEPER-O MANAGER,
suburban Maryland auto dealer,
with knowledge of GIN accounting
system; permanent position: paid
vacations, disqualification and life
ms. Other benefits. Replies conf
Dental. Give full details and exper.
Box 4O1-J. Star. 3
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operators
age 1890. Exper. preferred, but are
willing to train several high school
grads. 5-day wk. Apply to THE
CITY BANK, 9th and Mass. ave.
NV. -S
Evening star., 1952-09-07
TV SERVICEMEN

inside full and part time service
men. These are permanent positions
with Washington's largest tndepend-
ent service CO. Highest salary, D.
day Wk.. paid vacations. hospitali-
Eation. Drop in our large new air
conditioned shop at 4239 9th st.
NV, Just on Ga. ave. at Varnum St.
or call MIR. MEYER. TU. 1901.
UPHOLSTERERS-First class only;
good salary. good working condi;;
men. Apply kROMER's UPHoL.
s1lF sT5FE9M Ms 1oSe Sc ss SiT!H IT, ssvss5a4a aakons n
UPHOLSTERERS WANTED. lst class;
top wages, good working conditions;
yeA1-Tound work. Call UN. 1545;
Evening star., 1952-09-07
MEN (6)

Due to expansion we have openings
for neat appearing young men
who. are interested in permanent
ment. Excellent earnings with all
company benefits provided. Sincere
men only with a genuine desire for
GOOD" Job apply. 921 11th st.
NV. Personnel once, I'd. f., IL am.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BEAUTY OPERATOR

O49&4S = l. ~ Gxtx1 L SxG
All-around. salary no object to right
person; air-conditioned salon.
Broadmoor Beauty Salon
1901 Conn Ave. NV. EN-. 2113
BINDERY WOMEN, exper. ACME
B1NDERY CO., 1908 10th st. NV.
BOOknEEPER-ARe so to 55; small
downtown rental and insurance
office: typing knowledge; day wk.
State experience, reference: must
furnish bond; salary open. Box
BOoKKEEPER and telephone con-
tact work. ME. 4s1S for appoint
BOOKKEEPER. experienced, for con-
struction business: payroll. book
keeper and general office work. good
salary. NO: 1888. %
BOOKKEEPER, exper.. for perm.
position with 50-yr. .-old Wash. firm;
submit complete details-exper., age,
education, etc. Box 364-G. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, exper., familiar with
armed forces procedures; must be
ACCURATE typist; Start at $50. Call
LU: 452400. Ext. 353 or 40. .
BOOKKEEPER and assistant to exec
utive. intelligent. personable young
woman, experience necessary. Call
Ii. 4-S0SS. MR.. GILBERT. for ap-
pointment. --8
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HELP-WoMEN

experienced; excellent sal
ary. permanent position. Apply
ESTHER SHOP. 1925 F st. NV.
CASHIER AND CIGAR CLERK for
drug store; no ewes. or Sunday: free
meals; employe discounts. Apply
after pm. Monday. QUIGLEY'S !,
at 21st and G.
exp, excel. hours, alter
mating shifts, 4S-hr. week. Elk.
1904, WASHINGTON CIRCLE DRUG.
2430 Penna, ave. NV %
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BANK CLERK

So@N44 S1444k4A
Age 1886. to learn banking business;
o-day week. pleasant conditions;
usual employe benefits. Please ap-
ply at NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK,
316 "a. ave. Sc. -
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman; excel.
salary plus comm; no ewes. Full or
part time. JU. 5-3997. -
BEAUTICIAN A wonderful oppor-
tunity for an operator who is in
teSested in a good clientele. Nice
working conds., 5-day wk. with
excel. salary and commission. No
limit TO- what you can earn. Call
BEAUTfCiAN-1f unemployed or wish
starting salary If qualified. Apply
MR.. WILLIAMS. 1915 Michigan ave.
BEAUTICIANS-2 experienced all
around with some following: NV.
shop; excellent working conditions:
salary and commission. Elk. 6953
BEAUTICIANS (2). colored. to share
beauty shop with one other operator
Contact MISS HOLLAND. Ii. 3-9S66
Evening star., 1952-09-07
TV
TECHNICIANs

We have immediate openings FOR
experienced men and also for men
who want to qualify as technicians
but who need more training. Posi-
advancement, good salary. many en-
ploye BENEFITS, and paid schooling
Tor employees wishing to enlarge
upon their TV and radio knowledge
APPLY Mr.. BoTTs. AT LACY's
Service Bldg, 1880 Half st. S.W.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
L1O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
TELEvIsION SERVICE MAN
PART TIME

FARI lime
Experienced with cars. Earn $40
$50 wk. Work in your own neigh
5ssdi' 5sSFhood' Call MR. MEYER. Tu'
nv SERVICE MEN. local distributor
has opening for bench man and
outside serviceman. Good pay. va
cation; 405hT; 5I Wk. Call LA. $500.
" sER1icEMEN iEaRsHiEssHA for inside and mIS out
perienced men need apply. MASEK' s
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 5000 Ed
rV Sa1l 4ECHS1elAS, MA; slsS; full time, exp: man
progressive. organization; guaranteed
car not essentiai. Cali after @ 2 1 pm.
TT for aNpTPESS3 spPt ~ S1N sS26S; @;t, .,n.r,.nc.
FRED WALKER, 2605 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va. g
TV ANTENNA MAN, looking for a
permanent Job; good salary and
working conditions. Apply 6119 Ga.
~ ANTEENNA MEN, with or without
Join an exclusive Installation COM
pany. We need helpers and lead
men. We supply trucks and equip
HeQt. Cal O1I. IUUI. -
~ BENCHMAN U, service man u>;
percentage or salary. SCOTS TV,
2404 Columbia pike, Arlington, Gil.
9096. -
~ SERVICE MEN. experienced, neat,
courteous and looking for a perma-
nent position with a large. progress
sive modern service organization;
excellent salary and working con-
ditions; transp. furnished; company
benefits. Apply Clio Ga. ave. NV.
TV SERVICE MAN-Outside calls, car
furnished. We pay by the call plus
commission. We give each man a
ssfn ssf0p tor Of pay town bo4Ss GHSs ~ Man fs
Conn. ave. 9
TV SERVICE MAN; young man of
good habits. to work for old estab.
reputable dealer; best clientele;
good working conditions; good pay.
Apply in person, SMITHS, 1881
Columbia I'd. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-09-07
A Sincere, Friendly Salesman
MuSt Ro Cn1f.Cto rtar

A Sincere, Friendly Salesman
Must Be Self-Starter
need a self-starter for my established.
protected Washington. D. C. terri
tory. Repeating accounts must be
serviced now. My company. Kemper-
Thomas Of Cincinnati. is in its 10th
year as manufacturer of business
gifts, and still the fastest-growing
AAA-1 rating, largest line in its
field. nationally advertised. Every
one in business a prospect. ! will
train and help you get started. You
can earn more with our liberal conf
mission and bonus plan. Weekly
checks against commissions. Free
$4,000 life insurance policy without
examination. after you qualify. If
you own car and want to build your
own business without investment,
phone me collect" Sundsy-or
Monday after 6 pm. for details and
we'll make a date. GEORGE SULLI-
VAN, District of Columbia area sales
manager. phone SH. S2S5. Silver
Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

TRUCK DRIVERS, with small down
payment, on dump trucks; good job
good pay for good workers with Va.
rRuGk pRhVEk, & SiF White. SA B. e pers
NIT, for hauling household appli-
ances. Call 81. 967S.
TRUCK DRIVER. for lumber and
millwork delivery. GENERAL MILL
WORK co, INC. GIG Half st. s.w..
TRUCK DRIVERS, must know city
streets, able to be bonded: steady
work; b-day week, overtime pay;
starting rate, 81 per hr. Apply 1918
New Hampshire ave. NV. (2lst and
ND, 9 to IL am. -.12