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chairman of the Baltimore Coun'
ty Board of Commissioners.
A successful and wealthy farm.
| Ier. he entered politics in 1923 anc
two years later was elected to the
General Assembly. He served
there until his election to the
county board in 1884. He began
the first of two terms in Congress
in 1912 and in 1914 ran a poor
third is try for the guberna-
torial nomination, won by William
Preston Lane, jr.
Mr.. Baldwin, who was con-
servative, often clashed with othel
top figures in the party.
At the recent Democratic Ma.
tional Convention he spearheadeo
an attempt to put the Maryland
delegation behind Senator Russell
of Georgia for the presidentla
nomination.
Survivors include his widow and
two sons, Maurice and William s
Baldwin, both of Hydes, and q
daughter, Mrs. Robert H. Price OF
Raleigh, N. c.
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George A. McDevitt,
Advertising Firm Head
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-George
A. McDevitt, 10. senior partner Of
George A. McDevitt Co., news
paper publishers representatives,
died yesterday at his home.
Mr.. McDevitt formerly worked
for the Philadelphia North Amer
ican as classified advertising man
lager and as the newspapers ma
tional advertising representative
in New York.
He founded his own firm in
1919. 1t handles national adver-
tising for the Boston Herald
Traveller. the Washington Times
Herald. the Trenton Times, the
ogden group, including the
Wheeling (W. Va News, the
IScranto (PaO Times.
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. Estelle L. McDevitt. and a
brother, Joseph A. of Wynne-
wood, Pa.
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was that window sashes, made in
the State university shops. were
being hauled in a State truck to
the home of friend of Gov
Richard w. Leche, one of the Long
heirs.
A States reporter and photog-
rapher got libel-proof evidence
which went promptly to the front
page. Then both papers began a
barrage of black-type pertinent
questions. Federal investigators
simultaneously moved in on the
State.
In the next seven months the
Long machine went down in a
crash of indictments and convic-
tionS.
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Morocco; two daughters, Mrs.
Ronald L. johnson of Thermal.
Calf, and Mrs. Alan F. Bovee Of
Pomona, Calf, and two brothers,
Albert G. Mosier and Charles A.
Mosier Of Sedro Woolley, Wash.
Funeral services will be held at
Pumphrey funeral home, Be-
thesda, Md. The family has re-
Iquested contributions to the Amer
lean Heart Fund instead of
flowers.
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the Masonic order he was a past
master, affiliated with. Chevy
Chase Lodge No. AZ, FAAM.
Survivors include the widow
Mrs. Louise L. Mosier, with whom
he lived at GA East Leland street,
Chevy Chase, Md: a son, Capt
Laurance A. Mosier, an Air Force
medical corpsman stationed In
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|McHenry kosier, 81.
Mining Engineer and
|0fficiaI Of Bureau

McHenry Mosier, 67, chief of
the eighth region mining branch
of the Bureau of Mines, died yes
terday at Suburban Hospital in
Bethesda. -..
A native of Iowa, Mr.. Mosier
had lived in Washington since
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a cerebral hem
orrhage.
Mr.. Baldwin
SO, had b e e r
stricken Octo-
ber 8 at his
h o m e ne a I
HydeS. He died
in Union Me-
mortal hospital
He served in
t n e Maryland
General Assem-
bly, and G on
gresS and at the
t i'm e of his
Inat + h VII q G
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1885. Earlier he
was associated
for 26 years
with the Phelps
Dodge Co., min
ing concern.
Mr. M o S i e r
was a member
OF the Amer
icaE Institute
of Mining En-
gineers, an elder
in the Chevy
Chase PreSby-
terian Church
and a 32d de-
| uroo NHoco~ tn
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Hf,uriIittu

WEISS. MORRIS l.. An unveilng Of Il
monument to the memory Of the late
MORRIS L. WEISS will be held Sun
day, October 26. 1852 at 1890 pm.
at Adas Israel Congregational Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
MRS. ESTHER WEISS AND SONS. 26
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Uarn nf Thanka

EUBANKS. LILLE KENT. The family OF
the late LILLE KENT EUBANKS wishes
to express their many thanks for the
beautiful floral tributes during their
bereavement.
THE FAMILY, HER HUSBAND. CHARLES
EUBANKs. AND COUSIN. ROSA E.
ANDERSON. 21s
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In Mrn1nrtatt1

BUTLER. BENJAMIN $. In loving mem.
ory of my dear father, BENJAMIN 8
BUTLER who passed away 16 Years
ago today, october 20. 1885.
One by one we are passing and one
day our family will be together. never
more to part. I miss you, father, sleer
on. take your rest.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. GEORGIANA
PARKER.
BUTLER, SPENCER W. AND ISABELLA
In cherished memory of our devoted par
ents, SPENCER W. and ISABELLA BUT.
LER who left us June 20. 1912. ano
October 20. 1947, respectively.
Remembrance is our only link to oui
yesterdays. Yet with hope, fear anc
sorrow We turn our gaze upon tomorrow
May these words be symbol of our love
and despair, as once again We see the
passing OF another year.
PANsY. LILLIAN. CLARENCE AND DOR
OTHY
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H. Street, Baldwin,
Leader in Maryland
Politics Years, Dies
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. Z 20.-H.
Street, Baldwin, for "A years active
lin Maryland Democratic politics,
died in hospital yesterday after
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And whispered, "Peace be thine"
The DAYS of sadness still overcome US.
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memories keep RARFI 10Y AMPS ANB MAa1 nsaT US.
HEARNS. REV. FRANK E. In memory Of
ou1 kind and devoted husband and uncle;
REV. FRANK E. HEARNS. who departed
this life eight years ago today OCTOBER
Gone, but never to be forgotten.
Sadly missed.
DEXoTEp VIE WIFE; - ALICE Lie Na HEARS:s'
kRb ns " son ana md
WILLIAM WALLACE KIRBY. Jr.. who
was killed in action on Lsyts ISsn s44
There's grief that can never find
And s0@51Tsdi Wo9nd that can never be- healed;
'ic Can S1itoN never be fully revealed:
HIS MOTHER, FATHER, BROTHER AND
LAWSON. WALTER T. In my heart the
sudden passing Of my husband, WALTER
+. LAWSON, three years ago today,
Octobfr 20. 1949.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills too hard to climb.
And Whispered. Peace be thine"
DEVOTED WIFE. FLORINE.
RoAT, EUGENE F.. In nm. memoFy 1IoESv St our
ROAT, who passed away II years ago
today, October 20. 1885.
How very dear. dear his memory is to US
For. though hes gone, his treasured
Live in our hearts each day
By the ones who Loved him best; :.
RUTH: ROBERT t oR1WAY I9 Sdti.~ In nosEsEE 5eyinE
ORDWAY RUTH. who left us IL years
ago today october 20, l941.
Always so true, unselfish and kind.
A few in this world his equal you'll find;
He died as he lived, every ones friend;
SISTER. VIOLA r. GREENFIELD.
SMITH. ". MARVIN; In loving remem-
w MARVIN SMITH, who left us four
years ago today. october 90. 1a4S.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
SMITH. JOSEPH LANE. In loving memory
OF our dear husband. father and grand
father. JOSEPH LANE SMITH who left
us SO suddenly seven years ago To-Day,
October 20, 1945.
Nothing can ever take away
The love heart holds year;
Fond memories lineer every day.
w,vt Remsmsrancs snh .sn keeps s him nfaT
ELLA. GRANT, LANE AND VIRGINIA
MAY
STEWART, SARAH J. In loving memory
of our beloved mother and grandmother
SARAH J STEWART, who went to her
reward three years ago tonight October
20. l949.
My Jesus. as thou wilt,
Since loved ones must depart,
Suffer not sorrows flood
To overwhelm our hearts.
Our mother is blest with Thee,
Her race and conflict Won,
Let us but follow her,
Dear Lord, Thy will be done.
HER CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
ESTELLE SMITH, MARIE SHORT.
PAULINE JACKSON AND KENNETH
TORRE. JOSEPH. A tribute Of love to
the memory of our beloved husband and
father JOSEPH TORRE, who departed
this life year ago today, October
Each passing day only makes It clearer
| to us our debt to Him who gave His all
to us. And now. in heaven, He continues
to inspire and protect his grieving family.
HIS DEVOTED FAMILY, WIFE. VIM
CENZA; SON, ANTHONY, AND DAUGH-
TER, ANTOINETTE.
TUCKER, EMMA BYRAM. In loving mem
ory Of our mother: EMMA BYRAM
TUCKER, who passed away nine years
ago today. October 90. 1943.
MARCELLE AND MARGARET.
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parter this life August s,
1852, in Korea ] st LIT. CHES-
TER A. JACKSON. Jr.. of 36U5
Warder ST. NV, devoted son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chester a.
Jackson. sr. He also leaves
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members of Gen. Nelson A
Miles Auxiliary No. 3. U. S
w. w., are requested to at
tend funeral services at th'
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
1901 14th st. NV. on Tues,
day October 2l. 1852, at j.
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Dratha

ONLEY, WARREN GARRETT. Departed
this, life Sunday, October 19. 1a52, at
fanD. beloved son Of Raymond and
Johnny Mae Onley. devoted brother OF
Michael and Raymond Onley, jr.; beloved
grandson of John E. and Alice r. Gamer
He also leaves to mourn his passing other
relatives and friends. Arrangements by
the John T. Rhines a. Co. Funeral Home
901 3rd st. s.w. Notice of funeral later,
PIERCE. GERTRUDE LYDDANE. On
Thursday october 6. 1852, at her resi-
dence. Tucson, Ariz GERTRUDE LYD-
DANE PIERCE, sister of Mortimer c.
Lyddane of Chevy Chase, Md. and Stan
ley o. Lyddane. Remains resting at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th
st. NV. after IL noon Sunday. Services
at the above funeral home on Tuesday,
ijnepon Nafion., AZ II cestarv moon ar
PIERCE, GERTRUDE l.. The officers and
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1n mrutnriatt,

COOKE, MARY ALICE. A tribute Of M true
MARY ALICE COOKE, whom Jesus took
BY the hand and led home seven years
ago t0dag S nes oetSoer Sone must gT be the best.
For soon I, too. shall be at rest, est
And there in some sweet. holy lano, l.
Sister and l will walk together hand IN
LOVINGLY. IYU' MYRTLE v SCHNEIDER.
ETCHIsoN, WILLIAM E, j In MTITg.m loTing mem, z
ETcHisoN, who, passed sTay away six years
ago s0das msmS2y @st0psF is as So dear sr0 today
pEVoTRD As lf " WIFE h1us ANSA n RPfTScsHfIsoN
FULTON, ANTOINETE JOSEPHINE ELIZA:
BETH MhINEE II fGnS snf2AsETH
Marion % Fulton and mother Of Mar MariqT
Antonette Fulton and Of Mrs. Louise r
SsaVs sGdnS anS MS1 Of pasgea many away oR
today. october 90, 1940.
Her memories are still warm and dear
To those she left upon thls sphere.
GIBBoNs. ALBERT E. In loving pEsT rsTep- z
GIBBONS, who departed this life one
year ago today. october 90, 1851.
The world may change fro from ~ year daS to year
But never will the one / love
SON. ROBERT r. GlBBONS.
GOTTHARDT. WILLIAM H. In memory
of my dear dad WILLIAM H. GOTT-
HARDT. who passed away i've years age
today october 20, 1947.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. FR1EDA e
FRYE
HARPER. DAISY v. In memory Of ouI
dear mother and grandmother. DAlSY
v. HARPER, who passed away one year
ago today, october 20. 1851.
was standing by your 6edsire
And when I knew that you had gone,
1t almost broke my heart.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hill too hard to climb.
30 He closed your yeary eyes
And whispered, "Peace be thine"
The days of sadness still overcome US.
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memories keep you always near US.
MABEL AND MAUI
HEARNS. REV. FRANK E. In memory OF
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RrRNs. MALrER MEBB. suddenly on

Sunday. October 10 1852. at his home
Woodfield, Md. WAITER WEBB BURNS s
Mrs. Gladys Neill clifton, Alfred. .Mau-
rice, Paul, Robert, Carl, Floyd ana James
Burns; 10 grandchildren. three great
grandchildren. Mr., Burns rests al the
Roy W. Barber Funeral Home, LaytonS-
vile. Md. where funeral services will
be held on Tuesday, october Il. at
$40 pm. Interment Wesley Grove
Cemetery
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noon IOf OUT IaCt SISItr IE1t NODE u
PIERCE. BY order of
LAURA B. KINGHORN President.
BEULAH NJ. COPE. Secretary.
PRICE, MARY DELLA On Friday Octo.
ber II. 1852, MARY DELLA PRICE of
1900 S st. NV, beloved mother OF Julia
A. Hall and Viola Somers, grandmother
of Rudolph Somers, sister of Mabel
Push. mother -in-law of Walter Hall. She
also leaves other relatives. Friends are
October 20. at the w. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church. 1432 You st. NV. Flu
neral services Tuesday. october Fl. at
2:30 pm. at Ebenezer Methodist Church.
4th and D SITS. Sc. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery.
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" on Saturday october IS, 1852. at
Prince Georges Hospital. Cheverly. Md
PLEASANT MONROE HOWARD OF 54Gp
Riverdale rd Riverdale, Md, beloved
husband of the late Ethel NJ Howard
and father OF Eleanor H. Waldenmaier
Janis H. Yates. Adrian and Stanford M
Home, HyattsviIle, Md, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 21 at , pm. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. so
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CUMMINGS. EMMETT W. omcers and
~ Members Of Friendship Lodge. No.
NA II l. o. O. F.: special meeting
will be called at Kidder Hall on
~ Monday. October 20, 1852, at
pm. to attend Odd Fellows fu-
~ neral services at the W. W. Deal
W Funeral Home. 1912 Georgia ave.
NV. at pm, for our late brother.
EMMETT w. CUMMINGS.
LESTER L. STARK. Rec. Sec. 20
CUMMINGS. EMMETT W. General Nelson
vwhata A. Miles Camp No. /. u. S.
W. ", will assemble at Deal
Funeral Home, 4Sl2 Georgia
ave. NV. at l1:30 m,
Tuesday. October 81 1852.
for services for our late
Comrade EMMETT w. CUM
MINGS. Interment at Arlington National
Cemetery at | pm. Tuesday. october
81. JOHN WILSON Commander.
E. A. JOHNSON, Adj. ON.
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Got Proof Of Fraud.
Again on June 8, 1899, a news
paper under Nicholson's direction
The States this time-received
a tip and took a chance. The tip
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MAh1 ID. Forest Temple NO. 3
l. B. P. o. E. of w. Auxiliary.
4 is notified of the death OF
4 Daughter Mary D. Price. Fu-
/ neral will be held Tuesday,
y October Fl, 1882. at 2:3O pm.
at EbeneZer M. E. Church,
4th and D SITS. Sc.
rHA M. JONES, Daughter Ruler.
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For grocery store; experienced pref;
excellent opportunity for advance.
ment; contact MR.. MARTIN. 81 N
st. s.w., Ii. 4-2913. -25
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MAN WI II OAH
Big earnings. Good refs. 81. 1851
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We Want
ONE
INSURANCE
MAN
But a Good One!

We have an opening now for
a manager of our territorial
branch Office covering the
District, Maryland, Della
ware and Northern Vir-
ginia. The man we want is
an experienced insurance
sales director who will have
the opportunity to use his
ability to greatest advan-
tage.
The man who can organize
a steady, volume-producing
sales staff-who can train
men to sell our top-quality
A g. H disqualification, med
ical expense and life in
Surance in straightforward,
sound and honest manner,
will capitalize to the fullest.
We offer strong, home-office
cooperation, with plenty of
leads, sales guidance and a
free hand to use your own
know-how. We offer salary,
overwrite and travelling ex-
penses, plus a good agency
program that enables you
to offer top commissions
and vested renewals to meet
all competition.
We will not be satisfied with
any one but the right man
to do a big job, because we
expect to have him with us
from now on. The invest
ment we make in this man
is a lasting one, aiming at
success plus security.
If you can qualify, write to
us today. Give full details,
in complete confidence, of
course. Address WALTER
j. SMITH, co Dupont Plaza
Hotel.
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Collection Manager

Must have small loan experience for
attractive opportunity with nation
ally known company. Modern en-
ploye benefits rapid advancement
Phone JU. 1-5410. or call in person.
established home furnishings install
ment nrm; car necessary; excellent
income Desire experienced man.
See MR.. THOMAS, 1881 eth st. NV.
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HELP-MEN

HANDY MAN to paint and do general
repair work: must be steady and
have references. 1927 18th ST. NV.
HEAD WAITER-Must be experienced
in hotel work. able to handle peo-
pie. Employee benefits after
months. Phone MA. 2740. Mr.. Reale,
T am. to 4 pm. for appt. ROGER
SMITH HOTEL. 18th and Penna.
HELPERS. to assist service men for
overhauling oil burners and vacuum
cleaning boilers. JOHN P. AGNEW
& CO.. INC, so Patterson st. ne,
See Mr.. Draper. "a
INSTALLERS-Venet blinds, SINH
lar experience may qualify: good
steady position for sober and reliable
men. Apply WASHINGTON SHADE
AND AWNING CO.. 2021 18th St.
NV; Do not phone. --27
INSURANCE AUDITOR INSPECTOR
Local, experienced man wanted. but
will train young man with casualty
insurance experience. Good educa-
tton required; need car. Permanent.
pleasant work, national firm. Phone
SH. $3.50. between 80 pm --25
INSURANCE MAN to build own in
dustrial agency. r. T. GARDINER.
~ -
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RELIEF ENGINEER. Saturdays and
Sundays; must have air-condition.
ing exper. Call Manager, EN-. 010O

RELIEF ENGINEER. Saturdays and
ing exper. Call Manager. EN-, 0700
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT nrm
in Alexandria needs a craftsman for
varied and interesting. work. Exper-
helpful; 5-day. 4o-hr. week. salary
8PIANTie aRfn raons REsRARGH 1y coRP. IsP apt
ROOM CLERK-Experience or pos
Sessing a comparable background
Apply manager, EBBITT HOTEL
SAFES CIERK@For large hardware
hol days See Larry Maioney. MA
LoNEY,s; xs, EY,Sns NC; Ga s126 Ga. ave. Sill
SALES si ENGiNEER - Large 40.
year-old firm expanding kitchen
modernization dept. requires the
service Of young sales engineer
Yearly average earnings SS. 600 tc
$4,000. Must have mechanical
background. References required
Reply in own handwriting. Box 437.
saLEEsMAN, experienced for me- men.
clothing and haberdashery dept.
opportunity to average better than
SIo0 per week. See. Mr.. Sher.
ElSEMAN'S. COL 7th st. NV. "a
SALESMAN for retail liquor store
3es s& LauoR isstE5 sToRE Ss,5
sAhEsMENMYoUR al NS:w OWN BUSINESS TS
Rawleigh Dealer wanted at once for
opening in Greene. Orange or Spot
sylvania counties. Excellent oppor-
RRAES|EIGHss Ri.ST7IIa "a. Dept Dco-i4-1o6x
SALESMAN. exper. for retail iewelry
store; excellent opportunity fol
bright future IL you are ambitious
and willing to work Apply in per-
son to KENT JEWELRY. 70' 7th
sALEsMAN. for used-car lot; so good
working conditions and hours ex-
MOTORS. 1900 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SALESMAN. age 1855 pref. Must
have automobile and travel limited
territory. No sidelines. strictly comm.
unemployed. Very high class. ROYAL
Alexandria, Va. 25'
SALESMAN, mechanically inclined,
TO service washers in customers
hHmes' soIes top pRnaTtp sslarys car fH59ishsd
ss2EsaiN s2E IN 14to ousside ST eW to eanVss. a.
watches and rings; highest commits
sions. Mr.. Joseph Tash. NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO.. 71e 7th st. NV.
SALESMAN; AIds; aSso. young n man a,s.., with Gar
TRfC SUPPLY CO.. s05l 1ath st.,
Silver Spring. Md, -25
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Tv TECHNICIAN. for outside service
and benchwork; must have car; good
salary. Very liberal car allowance.
Exper; E3l saas necessary Phone Mr. BAUER
~ W. rsCHN1c1ANs. aSfn1 exceptional IN op-
portunity with leading Washington
in person today. Mr.. LEON. 414
~ w TEcnNiciAN; e1i aicii Salary open. sY1-
s1e,. sAN NV. RADf re-. 5ol5o aio fsnnsyl!sPiA Ms7
UPHoLSTERERs (2J. 1st-class men.
plenty of work assured. overtime II
desired. No drifters need apply, only
top mechanics wanted: Top wages
for good workers. UN. 1545. -26
WAREHOUSE MANAGERS ASSIST
well established appliance and
excellent opportunity for advance
ment: Apply Mr.: Edward JOHN
G. WEBSTER & SONS. INC (Est.
1912. 627 F st. NV, ST. 61O0;.
wAREH0UsEMAN, white. 1886. to
frozen Me food 70 distributor; go good ps oppors
tunity for steady, reliable man.. See
Mr.; Mr.; MORRIS. afte. II noon at 4I5 4I55
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC,
young man, white, some mechanical
experience; good hours, good pay,
SILVER SILVER. pRiHfdd SPRING GAS EfIeSrFfe; & EIEcTRfc
CO. pa Wayne ave-, Silver Spring.
WAsHiNG MACHINE MECHANIC to
service washers in customers homes;
top salary, car furnished, sober, refs.
PRoCTER 81 HUTCHINSON. 3514
BOYS aeSs And Al, M MEN under 30. rso free to
travel Texas. Calf. and return,
sales co. Our men earn sos weekly
comm; tmrned. cash advancement;
transp. furn. See MR.. o. M. Ed
WARDS, 4911 14th st. NV" 10 q m.
MAN. reliable. sober. yard work and
cleaning apts; steady work; Arling-
MAN, white. $3.50, to work in
distributor; good opportunity for
steady reliable man. See MR.. NOR
RIS, after 12 noon at Alb 10th st.
s.w. No phone calls. -2S
MAN wanted for outdoor newsstand;
reliable, sober. steady lob. Apply in
person 14th and Kenyon NV.
MAN, or married couple, to manage
and maintain recreational center.
Excellent proposition for honest, en-
ergetic people. UN. 4o4G. -25
MAN WITH CAR
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Asst. Bookkeeper

Must be accurate, typing essential
excellent salary and working con-
ditiOns Apply
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MILLINERY WOMAN

Capable Of managing small shop.
Nice appearance. Reliable. Excel.
oppor. State age, exper.. refs. and
salary expected. Box 352-B, Star.
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PT,TTMRER

Exper at iobbing work; need d. C..
drivers permit. Apply 10 o st. ne.
PLUMBERS HELPERS, (2l. expert
enced. Cali EN-. 05S3 between, 8
PORTER-work 8 to IL evenings
and alternate Sundays; must have
drivers permit and references.
DRUG LANE. 5926 Riggs I'd. AP.
9l9I --25
PORTER, full time: Md. drivers IL
cense; excel. salary. WHEATON
PHARMACY. ll40l Ga. ave-. Lo.
$4,000 --25
PORTERS. steady Job. in air-condi-
toned building. 5ia-day week, good
salary. Apply in person. ENGINEERS
SHOP, Ring Building, 1900 18th st.
PRESsER, wool; steady work, good
pay. Apply at once. 1925 Ga. ave-,
LEEMAN'S CLEANERS. IA
PRESSEk, experienced, very good
salary; permanent position. Apply
in person. 6233 Georgia ave-. NV.
GE. 4434. "a
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statesmen

you work for a generous,
steady salary not a draw. You re-
ceive top commissions plus liberal
discount privileges. generous insur-
ance. benefits, paid vacations and
Washington's biggest appliance Arm.
You'll sell more and earn more with
our terrific promotions to back you
UP. See MR.. KELLER, s16 F ST..
NV. a
SERVICE SALESNIAN-Exper. only;
must be steady and reliable; best Of
working conds:: 5-day wk.: vacation
and holidays with pay. All replies
sEkvfGE IsR'sftz '0sffssns5sl sfsffoN ATTENDANT
Exper. in fabrication. Good salary
plus overtime and comm. CON-
NoR's. INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc.
STATION ATTENDANT,
SFS ass rsfaEs,cs Spy age bet 2549
NV. section; good salary to the
right man. man Apply in person. 1925
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -
White, fabrication experience and
Vacation. uAs BARRoH's plRi sSsm'SSsSn suNoco sno
SERVICE, Wis. ave. and River I'd,
SERVICE STATION ATrENDsSsr,
LAWN Law " SERVICE Asv1i nAs CENTER aSF11si "3 &ese
y Washington blvd. Arlington. ga
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Apply $40 Ga. ave. NV. IA
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
4 pm. to 12 am: chance for ad-
vancement for sober. industrious
men. LEHMAN'S TRUCKING TERM
1NAL. 1925 New York ave. ne.
Evening star., 1952-07-24
HElP--MEN
YOUNG MAN

S SOME ACCOUN TIN 6
KNOWLEDGE AND TYP
ING ABILITY PREFERRED
MUST BE ABLE TO GET
ALONG WITH PEOPLE;
THOSE WITH WHOM YOU
WORK AND THE PUBLIC
WITH WHOM YOU WILL
DEAL. EXCELLENT SAL
AIRY, DECENTRALIZATION
3 WEEKS PAID VACATION
IF YOU ARE SEEKING A
POSITION WITH A DEFI-
MITE FUTURE, SEE MIR
RUBINSTEIN,
AUTO MONEY co.
1907 Maryland Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1952-07-24

JANITOR, colored. married. reliable
sober; free apt. for good man. ST
JEEP DRIVER. to deliver light
parcels, must know city: $50 fol
time; D. C., permit. Apply End A..
KITCHEN MAN. colored, must be
sober, for night work only. Apply
in person to S07 Florida ave. NV.
Law. CLERK-Law or senior college
student preferred: available at least
l year; wanted for part-time en-
SHOULD allow afternoon work. Call
LINOLEUM LAYER exper.: STEADY
year-around lob. Apply 1902 L st
nv. nv Phone RE 3266 -25
working conditions, S-hour day. D.
day week. Paid vacation TOP
earnings in modern new-car dealer S
shop. Apply TO Mr.. Fuchs. AKERS
OLDSMOBILF- CADILLAC co. FAIR
lington shopping center. Alexandria
Va
Evening star., 1952-07-24
HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-we want
to talk with several men interested
in full-time sales work. Experience
preferred. We are custom builders
in addition to regular brokerage. We
build them. you sell them. For ap-
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Can use
. experienced statesmen with cars.
Plenty of listings and prospects.
Chance to earn Ss,000-S12.0O0
yearly. LEGUM AND GERBER,
Realtors, 1915 Conn. ave. OR. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-07-24

Refrigeration mechanic, ex-
perienced. Com m erica |
work. Apply COLONIAL,
ICE CREAM CO.. South
Capitol and E stS. Sc, TR
5000.