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Evening star., 1952-10-18

DOERING. ROBERT LEE. OF 1928 N st..
NV, on October II. 1862. son Of the late
Jonas and Helen v. Doering. brother Of
Helen v. Gibson. Catherine L., Frederick
above residence on Monday. October 90
at 1880 am. 1nterment Oak Hill Gem
etery. 10
DORSEY, HAROLD DOG). Suddenly. on
lDOG) DORSEY Of l243 lst st. s.w. He
Grace Dorsey; beloved sister. Mrs. Julia
nieces and one nephew. After pm.
Sunday. october 10. friends may call at
Nichols ave. Sc. Funeral on Monday,
october 20, at l pm. from the above
funeral home Rev. S. Everette Guiles Of
ficiatins. 1nterment Woodlawn ceme-
terry. ~
ENGLISH. JOHN FRED: On Friday: oete-
husband husband Of Il Mrs. Gertrude English, father
of Patricia English. brother Of Kathryn
sse FTed snth as iPssan Remans Son resns an
Southland & Brown Funeral Home. Rich
mond. Va. Funeral Sunday, October 10.
at pm.
HENRY. Departed this life on
Friday. october II, 1852, HENRY
GRAHAM. He leaves 70 mourn a devoted
law. three grandchildren and q host of
other relatives and friends. Remains
may be viewed at the william Spangler
Funeral Home, 524 Sth st. ne. after 12
noon on Sunday and where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Monday. October 20.
at ] pm. ID
HAMMER, SADIE L. On Friday. Oetober
II. 1852. SADIE l.. HAMMER Of wash
ington, D. c.. wife of the late George G.
Hammer and mother Of Col George Car
roll Hammer. U. s.. NJ. c.. retired. and
Mai. Lunsford L. Hammer, A. U. S., re-
tired. Friends may call ~ati the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va. where funeral services will be held
on Monday. october 90, at IL am. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery, Washing
ton. D. c. So IL
HANEY, HUGH E. A special communica-
tion Of Petworth Lodge, No.
~ Al, F. A. A. M. is called for
~ Saturday. october Is, 1852.
A"> at pm, for the purpose Of
~1N attending the funeral OF
M our late brother, HUGH Z.
F.. SIDNEY BEECHER. Master.
uTITNETNSnN GerrefarV
Evening star., 1952-10-18

ANNIE. Forest Temple. No. 9.
I. B. P. o. E. of W., is notified
to meet in a session of sorrow
Saturday, October, 1S! 1852, at
S pm. to arrange for the tu-
neral Of Daughter ANNIE PAR
ROT. to be held Monday. Oc-
tober 20. at 2:30 pm, from
Evening star., 1952-10-18

POWELL. MARY. A sacred tribute to- the
memory of our dear grandmother. MARY
POWELL who passed away fifteen years
ago tonight. October Is. 1887.
May her soul rest In peace.
Evening star., 1952-10-18

HARRY b. In loving memory
Of our husband and father, HARRY d.
EANDAhL "a WIG 4sssea away fifteen years
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1952-10-18

NUTZ. LOUIS r. In loving remembrance
of my. dear hrother,uzLO OuIS R.. NUTz,
tober 1S, 1a51. ls4, -.
Sunshine passes. shadows fail, s
Y ove.srennenlbrance outlasts al.
LOVING SISTER. PAULINE, AND OTTO.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
1S-Inch Length Pipe.

Grammer, it was said. got out of
the car and picked up the object.
The lieutenant said Grammer told
him he struck his wife at least
Evening star., 1952-10-18
BALL. ROBERT o. o.

10. 1852, ROBERT o. BALL OF 7106
Chatham rd. Chevy Chase, Md. beloved
husband of Mrs. HELEN S. Ball. FRIENDS
may call at his late residence alter IL
noon Sunday, October ~. where. services
viii be held Oh Monday. october 20, at
1880 am. Interment in CONGRESSIONAL
Evening star., 1952-10-18
RoNEBRAKE. CHARLEY H. On

October Il, 1862, CHARLEY III. BONE-
BRAKE of 1874 Georgia ave. Silver
Sprirlg, Md, husband OF Theresa M
Bonebrake. father of George J. and
Charles NJ. Bonebrake and brother Of
Mrs. Myrtle Smart Mr.. Bonebrake rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. SABA Georsia ave. Silver Spring
Nd. where services will be held on Mon
day october 90, 1862. at IL am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 19
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
Cpl. Henry Carey
To Be Buried Sun.

Funeral service for Cpl. Henry
R. Carey, who died in Korea, will
be held on Sunday, November 30th,
1852, at 800 p. m. from Trinity
Wesleyan Methodist Church. Rev.
George w. Allen will officiate at
the services and burial will be
in the City Cemetary.
William Weech Post No. 1853
American Legion and Walter r.
Mickens Post 6O21 v. F. W. will
hold the graveside honorS.
Key West Undertaking Company
is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs John Carey
one brother, John Carey, Jr.; two
sisters, Ethel and Annie Eloise
Carey; a Sister-in-law, Mrs. Doro-
thy Carey; three uncleS and five
aunts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
IMeatless Thanksgiving

NEW YORK R-What do vege-
tarians eat for Thanksgiving din
ner?
Well, $50 members of the Vege-
tartan Society of New York stuffed
themselves at their 22nd annual
dinner yesterday on this menu:
Soy beaA roast; fruit salad;
celery and olives; combination
salad; baked potatoes and yams;
vegetable soup; whole whe t
pumpkin pie and apple pie; mint
tea: vegetable coffee and butter
milk.
Said DR.. Robert Anderson in his
Thanksgiving address:
MAN is a vulture; man is a
slayer. Let us on this day be
thankful that we individually are
supporting life instead of death. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28

nation officer at McChord Air
Force Base, said the four-engined
Military Air Transport plane was
making a ground control approach
landing in heavy fog and apparent
ly struck a tree about a mile north
of the field.
1t caught fire and all but sec
ton of the tail was destroyed.
Bodies were scattered over 200
feet from the wreckage.
Easley said the plane was return
ing Servicemen and dependents to
the United States for the holidays.
1t left Fairbanks yesterday morn
ing, stopped briefly at Elmendorf
Air Force Base at Anchorage, then
flew directly to McChord.
The manifest listed Is military
passengers, IL civilians and crew
of seven, EaSley said. Nine of the
passengers were women and there
were several" babies, he said.
The Pierce County coroner's Of
flee said 20 bodies were removed
from the wreckage anc one passen-
ger died en- route to a hospital.
known survivors included three
enlisted men and an eight-year-old
boy, deputy coroner Larry Amund-
send said.
Witnesses said many Of those
killed were burned to death. Ed
Carl, one of the first at the scene,
said he could hear the cries of
children in the mangled wreckage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28

Although the ocean surface varies
sharply at different places in the
concentration of salt it carries, the
general rule is that ocean surfaces
are more salt than ocean depths.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28
80 Dead In
Tacoma Crash
OF .C-54 Today

TACOMA, Wash. R - A C-54
transport inbound from Alaska
with servicemen and dependents
crashed in a Tacoma residential
district today, killing at least 80
of the 80 aboard.
Capt. Jack Easley, public infor-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28

The amount of salt in sea water
varies more at the surface than in
the depths of the ocean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28

The first American president Of
the Notwithstanding Union, an
organization designed to promote
cooperation between Englis h
speaking nations, was William
Howard Taft.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-28

The boundary between Can;
and the United States is 2,19S m
and 1,78S miles of dry land.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
: friendly Gulf Coast Resort City
Historiette: Suicide Is
Not A Jewish
Characteristic

Suicide is spurned in Jewish
law. In 1881, Nietsche pointed out
that just as suicide is far from
being a national Jewish tendency,
it also is not an individual Jewish
characteristic. In Dawn & Day.
Nietsche wrote:
among all the inhabitants Of
Europe, it is the Jews least of all
who try to escape from any deep
distress by resort to drink or
suicide, other less gifted people
are so prone to do. Every Jew can
find in the history of his own
family and Of his ancestors long
record of instances of the greatest
GOODNESS and perseverance amid
difficulties and dreadful situa-
tons, ar artful cunning in fighting
misfortune and hatred. And above
all it is their bravery under the
cloak of wretched submission,
thei rheroic sperners Sc SPERM
that surpasses the virtues of all
the saints"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-12-12
ISRAEL EXPORTS lst JEEPS
TO TURKISH BUYERS

HAIFA, QIP) = Israel export
ed the first assignment of jeeps
to Turkey last week with the
shipment of Is vehicles aboard
the Israeli vessel Negba.
A second larger shipment, this
one composing $50 jeeps, pro-
duced at the Kaiser-Fraser plant
here, is scheduled for transport
to Turkey next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
MEN-COLOR
EARN $100 A WEEK

You don't need any experience 70
make this kind of money. Just am
bition and WILLINGNESS to learn
Apply 1922 18th ct. NV. LIST flr.,
3:15 to 8 Pm. only. See Mr.
YOUNG MAN. Is to 80. draft exempt
at least high school graduate, WITH
HaahoS Inc oPsasst M
to advance to administrative posi-
ton; modest salary to start but this
depends upon your qualifications;
6-day, 37Ia-hr. Wk. Write ana give
us full information about yourself
Box GAL, Star. 10
YOUNG MAN, over II. to work coun.
ter and grill in small restaurant
y AHR,y la MAN y = NV Washing machin.
repairs In shop; will train mechan-
ically inclined; good salary to start;
other company dement's. APPLIANCE
OPERATING CORP. 1885 Bladens-
y eS5s ii Man al for payroll dept, perm
WorkinT eond.. liberal discount on
purchases, insurance and hos
ABBY iPsEsSopLiEsa EST pkSa STORE en-.
ployment once, Y P St, ne; T12
YS9NS Man ass whtsi aish s; ans s ed
ages 'V q Is and a. for training IN
local ONCE supply business: good
pay. unusual empioye dement's and
chance for advancement to right
man. Phone Mr.. MONNIG. ME
5S46. on Monday.
YOUNG MAN, perm. position in life
Yancement with q fine organization;
: general ONCE duties: 5-day work
week. UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. 1926 Eye st. NV.
Room 400. IA
YOUNG MAN with mechanical abil.
ity who can assist in the making
electric refrigerators: 40-hr. 5-day
week; many company benefits; per.
manent position. Apply personne
ONCE, SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.
$500 v st. ne, rear Bladensbur1
I'd. Hot Shoppe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
statesmen

EXPERIENCED OR
INEXPERIENCED
EARN $46.5O A DAY
IF YOU ARE WILLING
TO SPEND Is MINUTES
IN MY OFFICE I WILL
TELL YOU HOW ONE OF
THE GREATEST DIS
COVERIES OF MAN
KIND CAN BRING YOU
MORE MONEY IN DAY
THAN MOST MEN MAKE
IN l WEE K. I WILL
SHOW YOU HOW MANY
OF OUR MEN A r E
EARNING OVER 5000 A
WEEK. SOME OF THEM
HAVE NEVER SOLD BE-
FORE. IF YOU AR
WILLING III LEARN, /
WILL PUT YOU TO
WORK IMMEDIATELY
AND PROVE TO YOU
AFTER / DAYS TRAIN
ING THAT YAU CAN
MAKE THIS KIND OF
MONEY. WE AR A
NEW COMPANY WITH
A NEW PRODUCT AND
HAVE NO COMPETI-
TON IN THIS CITY.
APPLY 1922 18th ST.
NV, End FL, PERSON
MEL DIVISION, $50 to
1870 Am. ONLY. SEE
MIR. SMITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r st. NV.

MISUNDERSTANDING
Exper. in wiring from schematic
drawings. Do not call unless ex-
R R1EEfaas. Phone Ii, 1890 III Mr.
S school, T. g. Sa f ath G g. ns "R Rn sS
BOYS. good income weekly! Sell
NATIONAL, II lis Estes. Boston.
Boys-Young Men
Age 1923. Wonderful opportunity
for single young men 70 travel
return, assisting mgr. in cir. sales
work. Transp. furnished. expenses
advanced. aver. earnings, 500 WHY,
comm, plus bonus: Apply Mr.;
NERBoNNE, Cairo Hotel. 18th and
S Sae nb 10 cam eaIis. till 2 pm" 0-s l5 Pm
MAN = Mechanically inclined, for
household electrical appliances. Must
car allowance. Permanent: excel.
Sppoftunity; !, 4 4 n W. ,ss ss NE
Man f WANTED M s. for work on dairy
farm. Call Elmwood 1894 or write
Z PRESTON ROGERS. Box 3o2'
Mclean, Va. ---lU
up service work on vacuum CLEAN
ers from prospects that call our
car expense. A concentrated area
here in washington and suburban
area. No experience needed. APP
ply HOOVER CO., 1905 r. /. ave.
ne, Mon. throush Thurs. eve
MAN s'i colored. for work in downtown
apt. bldg; 5 to IL pm. Apply resi-
dent manager. 2141 Eye st. NV.
MAN. eolored. with drivers permit, to
work In ONCE furniture dept. gem
eral work. steady employment. Ap-
bring references; LIZ l4th st. nv Nv
help on furniture truck: must have
3. c. drivers permit and know met.
ropolitan Washington area; good
paying, permanent position with one
OF Washington's flneSt furniture
stores: pension plan. Report for In
terView Monday, Feb: IL. bet; $50
am. and 10 am. Mr.. Matthews,
COLONY HOUSE. 4244 Conn. ave.
NV. W0. A244.
Man MANTED-40 to 80 years o.
nave h ieRibIe Handwriting and be IN
good physical condition. No ex..
perience required. Past record VIII
Sc investigated. NightWcrk 8 Pm;
to 2:30 am, nights weekly: Szl3
per month 10 start. Paid sick leave,
vacations and pension plan. Apply
In person, EMPLOYMENT QkH1CE:
CAPfTKL TRANSIT CO.. S0th and
NJ SIS. NV. Take No. 20 Rosslyn
car. ILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
MAN WITH CAR

Big ss.; sasalnsss "a. f0G g. rf fssi no
LES. tull-time and I part-timss;
start on one or two day trial basis
q. you wish TO prove TO yourself
What En- i1ss s. pDP S4asS d.a isl;
averages 500 and up per week. Call
Ing on regular customers by 9ppt
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant
courteous and buy these famous
every day necessities regularly. NC
experience necessary. An expert
81 snisS aA Ri6 an ps tEsaR Sk Ga ARPS
and r SITS. NV. or call DI. 4477 OF
MEN. Il you ere willing to work
nights; phone MA. 1885, good pay
Insurance and benefits. 40-hour,
6-day week. Ideal for retired and
active men. Phone only 4 to Q pm.
MEN (3) to take orders for Golfers;
orders per day pays $50 per wk'
RIM. 424, 1404 N. Y. ave. n.w.-1l
MEN for gen. house repairing. patch
plaster. carpentry work and ode
Jobs; steady work; exper. only gu
ave. NV.
|MEN-Two (2) are needed for I'm.
mediate placement In exceptions,
manent, company furnishes ali pros
poets and established appointments
Men selected must be able to pro.
vide local character reference ane
be neat in appearance. Salary. cal
furnished. Apply MR.. ORPIN. bS1l
14th st. NV. liz
MEN-Ages 10 to IS TO work II
modern dairy plant startins Sal.
night work. Union working condt.
lions. Applications viii be taker
on Tues. Feb. IL bet. 10 am. anc
IL noon only. Apply In person d
2O40 W. Va. ave. ne. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
YOUNG MEN 81
EARN $33 A DAY

No experience necessary. Report
ready Tor work $50 am. sharp.
M l9S2 d 1ssh St; NV. End mr.. See
for several married
men, age rs to 50. for retail routes:
thorough training; minimum $50 so
per week plus commission; steady
semployment; absolute engagement sdy
MANUFACTURERS representative,
selling to furniture and dept. stores.
desires associate to help contact
estab. accounts. Va. Md. Del, East
ern Pa; necessary travel ga days
Ekly., home every week end; iurni-
commission. S40o-S45o monthly In.
come assured; associate must fur
nish own car. Replies strictly conf
dentia' include phone number; Box
W WOMB isSf. OPPORTUNITY to to- as
ssociate with Ice. growing Arm; and
Applicant must be alert and willing
to work. Call Pr. 5512 for appt.
Ask for MR.. SONNEBERGER. LID
PATENT Law FIRM long established.
non advertising, with excellent diver
sifled clientele desires young man
with technical background as . re-
a.
ment possibilities. state age, educa-
ton. and exper. Box 424-H. Star.
WANTED-A bright, alert colored
boy for display work: must be will
ing, worker. and reliable; good pay,
KoPY KAT. s II St. ne. ''
Man. age 80 OF. over. ac-
tive. to take charge as store man.
Ager OF our branch store 70 be 10
Gated in vicinity Of Fairfax, Va.
Prefer person living in vicinity. One
and meeting customers. Very NICE
position for retired gentleman; Do
not telephone. Write letter stating
age, experience and references 70
BURNS BROS. Cleaners. Box 243.
SPARE TIME, extra money. show
amazing cushion comfort shoes. 70
81 commission pair, plus big cash
bonus. Experience unnecessary.
Write for free catalog, full informa-
ton. TANNERS SHOES, SS4. Boston.
AMBITIOUS and .nersetic men. who
Ean n.. p p Se their, their oTI SSs xo can
sell Q new method Of advertising
This is something that sells on sight
and pays q liberal communication We
have the exclusive franchise IN this
territory; $4,000 . year easy soal:
Phi. Elk. 1888 for appointment after
MEN. psrs-time salss
work 3 ewes. and Sat. No ear eE
experience nee. About 80 hr; Apply
Tues. wed. Thurs. $3.50 pm.
Room zoe, no 18th q. nv. --iS
,fionaily advertised Rtvereooi BuitA
S26 so; slacks. $685.. Commissions
daily Elaborate sEatsh book ire.
i066-B. VanBufen. chiease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
YOUNG MAN

II you have ever successfully sold
vacuum cleaners. real estate, tnsur-
ance or books and want to get away
from door to-door canyassing. this
is for you. IF YOU WANT ACTION,
have q car, enjoy direct selling. and
honestly feel that you are ready to
move Nd to q sales MANAGEMENT po-
sition with o. national organization,
you may be the man we are looking
for. The man we want will be thor
oughly trained in our scientific Sc
lection and training procedure and
appointed O district manager-to
hire, train and supervise his own
sales group Of Is to Is people. We
are seeking man Of $1,000 to
$12.000-a-yeaf caliber, who Is now
making less. Nationally known man
'ufacturer Of exclusive table appoint
ment viii offer minimum weekly
guarantee, plus high overwriting
commission and bonus training fee.
Exclusive product, no competition.
Repeat business. No canvassing, COLI
lecting or deliveries. For personal
interview. call LO. 6-0790 on Mon.
bet. 10 am. and II noon only.
Ask for MR.. TAVENNER. liz
YOUNG MEN, good ballroom dancers.
to teach. full or part time. expert
enced or inexperienced; salary up
to $3.50 per hT. evenings; start i'm
mediately. Apply all week after !
pm. or after 6 p.m., DALE. 40
l4th ST n W liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Route Salesman
SOUTHERN
MARYLAND
ron SALARY and Commission

Top Salary and Commission
Exper. selling wholesale products to
bars. taverns, restaurants, retail
stores. in Charles and St.. Marys
Counties; reliable man, 25-40 yrs,
cheerful personality; car or delivery
truck required; excel. wages. sx-
penses and comm. Call MIR. OWEN
8 am. Mon, Ii. 7-1225. -.-----
SALESMAN. not over As for D. e
area; q salesman's dream, no col
iections, no call backs, no canyass-
ing, no chg. backs; qualified leads
furnished; car. good appearance and
previous direct selling experience
necessary: high comm. paid weekly
fine opportunity for advancement
Apply MR.. REID, S11S Wise. ave
Monday, 11:30 to ! 80 pm;
SALESMAN, exper., hats. and haber-
dashery. Good chance for advance
ment Apply 937 Penna. ave. INV
SALESMAN, inside. excellent oppor.
turaity for alert man to assist nuyel
and supervise warehouse. Apply n
writing only to LANE LUMBER CO;
371S r., !. ave. MT. Rainier. NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
MEN

Men needed to help
take care Of our expan-
sion program. Ages 81
to 60 with car, neat ap-
pearance, good char
acter. II your present
earnings are not enough
for present day living
costs, why not let me
come to your home and
discuss the possibilities
of lettering yourself. In
terview in the presence
Of your wife preferred.
Permanent high earn
ing positions for men
who qualify. Write when
I can see you, Box Ash,
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

PHOTOGRAPHERS, experienced IN
fine No soiiciting, For interview
after s pm. LOUBE's STUDIO. 906
New York ave: nv: far ,obh,r,
work. References. 81. 0613. -1C
PLUMBERS S4 1;ci Nd; ,}le eadne xoT9
ton wages. Cali WA. 1865 from 9
to toy s 70. 1851 after g. -15
PORTER, reliable colore6 nan; n ny
904 q st. NV. 2nd foor.
PORTER. young man A some agT rsis19ss
Americas Greatest Clothier, 923 7
PORTER, delivery man, for Carrier IsG
working conditions for 9. man who
knows Bethesda-Gh1eoyyy , SGhase area
S to : Pm. as needed: Strong fast
honest; D. c. drivers permit; e 72 s
per hr. Apply Monday 1896 Il
at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

SALESMAN

SALESMAN
with executive d ability to .1sessae
of specialized ONCE machines. Ap-
plicant must be 40 or less with 8
yrs, or more Of successful sales ex-
perience and interested in advance
ment. Territory In Washington. In
reply, state age. length Of service
with each employer. and current
Reply to Box 456-L, Star. IL
new program with lar-
gest, retail organi.S y Ion. o Se1tins
outside sales; highest commissions
against draw; car necessary; mile
age allowance; outstanding company
s sRSs RoE AgBlyk cS 95oo O VS.
SAY AYE E;sMEN-Your opportunity viii With
s seriais. Liberal draw AGAINST COM
mission; permanent position; excel
lent company benefits. Outside sales,
car necessary; mileage AL. a1iowes1nGTs
apply psrseS1nnei 4 emee' w sEAS ~: NV NV.
statesmen, real estate. An once in
Bethesda il interested In the serv.
ices of Q competent men who want
to work In this fast growing area. II
you wish to be associated with IN
aggressive organization, ana are
intent upon earning more than an
average salesman, write giving full
Particulars. Your correspondence
win be kept in the strictest secrecy
Bethesda, Box 5913. 10
statesmen, experience mot necessary
Phone TR. $500. Mr.. Smith or MT
saLESMEN. exper. stationery and Of
ace supplies. good oppor. with old
estb. house. sBRYANS. S13 18th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
TELEVISION
AND
APPLIANCE
statesmen

Wanted Immediately for full-time In.
side jobs with Washington's largest
television and appliance chain. Only
experienced men need apply. Il
qualified YOU can earn up to q De;
ATS include paid vacations, grouy
disqualification, free life Insurance.
and associates discounts, Apply e
Mr.. stein at LACY'S, executive ON
ces. 9Th and e SITS. NV.
you are interested In
getting a job in Florida this win
ter or year round. See adv. on
Page is. Pictorial Magazine section
this newspaper, today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Securities Statesmen
Outstanding Opportunity

As we are expanding our facilities
and production staff. we have open
ings for several men with sales ex-
sentatives Of the New York stock
Exchange. Highest references as
to character and Integrity re-
auired. Communicate with Mr.. J. P.
{ eo.. cafritz Buiidins. ME. 2Sas.:
SERVICE ESTIMATOR-Man to do
home service inspection. work, 20 to
3d. 80 calls furnished daily; SlsS5
paid on all replacement sales. For
appointment, phone DU. 4679, Mon,
at 10 am.
SERVICE STATION Statesmen. aged
2O-35; good opportunity for ad-
vancement for right men; salary and
commission. employe benefits. Ap-
ply 1910 Conn. ave. NV. or S341
Benning I'd. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Full-time permanent position; 40
hour week. outstanding company
SEARS, RoEBucK Z CO. $500
s MiRs,v az Ma iH 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
replies held strictly confidential. APP
pltcants must apply in person. Nc
MICHAEL'S SERVICE CENTER,
NOkeSVille, Va III
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.ESMEN
statesmen

Earn terrific commissions
selling national brands
of televisiol1. No canvas
sing. Sell only to bona
fide leads. Close sales
quickly with large trade
in allowances. Car nee
essary. See
JOE BURKE
Home Appliance Co.
1921 H st. NE.
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HELP MEN

pe9enesd ihsnee Il G
cate with suburban dealer Mr.. Kent.
KIRBY'S SALES & SERVICE. INC, ;,
3237 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Call
IA. S-S3S3. -15