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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

basement. had despised that old
stove before it was replaced by my
white, streamlined electric range.
And now it was one thing to be
thankful for. Although the wealth
er was cold we were warm with
electric heaters.
The experience gave us reason to
count our blessings. We had good
health, we were together, and the
explosion might have been fire
that could have destroyed our home.
Besides, we got new furnace
which had been badly needed for
long time. The new one has an cleo
trio stolzer which is wonderful.
What would we do without cleo
ity-something to be thankful for
every time we turn on a switch.
Family reunions, this year should
include prayers for peace in the
world.
1t was just year ago that I
wrote my first letter to Montana
Farmer Stockman, and I am thank
full for the many friends I have
made through them. - Verna Mae
Banta.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
This IS whuf Montdnd's
greet newspaper soys obout
Mike Mansfield
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
Mansfield Points TO Record

Mike Mansfield nominee for United Stotes senator
rightly called those copoeners in Montana who
hun the record performance their appeal to Voters"no
seek hide empty reoctono record by shouting or Whisper
ing Communism any and oil occasions
In his ten wears in the of Representatives Mike Mons
field hos established performance and service to the
people ot hos been moched by few and eceeo
by any field of government SERVICE And when comes
to fighting Communism his record also speaks stronger
any of compoon buster tot seeks 10 PT S
for-fetched or contrary meaning.
Mansfield believes building Monono-n making our nous-
Try agriculture strong ond in building security tor onono
people, voting record and the work he hos done IN coSon
ocno as Montana representative for the interests OF Montana
ond onono people in his contoc the various departments
in Washington pod off very Substantial Montana bene-
fits communities and people section OF the stote
When Mansfield folks obout Montana development he con
point both voting ond working record which mas ooVonceo
development He ardent supporter OF reclamation ana
the DEVELOPMENT of hydroelectc power Montana and he
point major projects such the Hungry Horse ond loer
MssouSouris Libby. Bull Hook and conyon Ferry which ne
has helped to advance.
point the permanent" Air Force bose at Greet Fos
which World War II would hove been moved
elsewhere except for appeal late Secretary of Defense
ForrestoI.
point progress of rural identification and his
voting of REA while his opponent voting
against thot farm benefit program
Mike Mansfield point with justified pride to this
record of performance Washington for Montana people ond
challenges his opponent the Senate to match it,
We need copobIe men in Washington and Montana stond
benefit greatly by of Mike Mansfield to the United
stotes We confident that Nov. the voters of
Montana will do thot.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

Be sure TO give both NEW and
OLD postoffices when you change
address.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

Reprint from the Editorial Page Of the
Great Falls Tribune. Wednesday,
October %, 1852
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

eff a thing is old, it is sign that
it was fit to live. Old families, old
costumes, old styles survive because
they are fit to survive. The guar
antee of continuity is quality. Sub
merge the good in a flood of the
new, and the good will come back
to join the good which the new
brings with it. Old-fashioned hos
pitality, old-fashioned politeness, old
fashioned honor in business had
qualities of survival. These will
come ack."-Eddie Aickenbacker.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

the boiler was pretty hot. I was
busy with the many last minute
things to be done and looking for
ward to evening when my SON
would come from college and my
husband return from a trip to Cali
fornia.
And Them Boom!
After supper we were all COM
Portable in the warmth and soft
light of the living room when sud-
denly there was a loud explosion
down stairs. We hurried to the
basement door and opened it eau
tiously. The air was thick with
steam and ashes. After a few min
utes it cleared and we ventured
down. The boiler had burst and
water was pouring from it.
But it did not spoil our Thanks
giving. A couple of hours later
found the basement mopped, the
radiators drained and a good fire
going in the old cook stove in the
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Barbara H,1tton's Mansion Noqv Is Officers Club

officers of the overseas forces and their
families So large are the rooms that
even the nursery, where Barbara's little
son Lance once slept, now houses the
administrative Offices of the London
Service Center, which controls recrea-
tional and housing facilities for Amer
ican officers and enlisted men. The
main bathroom is so large 1t Is now
occupied by the desks and personnel Of
the publicity department plus the barber
shop and the administrative section Of
Winfield House itself. The swimming
pool makes huge storeroom.
Built in Georgian style, the mansion
was started in 1886, completed in 1897,
and lived in by the heiress and her
family for only two years. After her
divorce from Won Reventlow, the un-
happy rich girl never lived in it again
and the massive crystal chandeliers
glittered in boarded-up silence until the
Government accepted it in the late 'a0s.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

r IFE AT THE millionaire level isn't
IL part of basic training for fighting
men in uniform, but these days thou
sands of our Army, Navy and Air Force
officers abroad are getting the chance
to sample what it's like whenever they
can snatch few days leave and head
for London. There. in the high-toned
Regents Park section, they can find
accommodations at an officers club
which was once the mansion Of Wool
worth heiress Barbara Hutton.
Though the former wife Of Count
Haugwitz Won Reventlow offered 1t to
the United States Government in 1946
as a home for our Ambassador in Lon
don, the establishment Is so huge and
the expense of running it so great that
no Ambassador from Washington has
ever occupied it.
Known as Winfield House, the building
is now used by our Government to make
life as pleasant as possible for visiting
Evening star., 1952-05-25

AUTOMOBILE LUBRICATION Man,
and working conditions; 5-day week;
refs; required. See Mr.. Reeder. Nc
zee PONTIAC, 1928 L st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS GIVE
need additional mechanics in our
shop: Plenty of work. excel. pay
schedule. 5-day week. Helpful su-
peryision. paid yaca.. group hospital
This is one Of. the most progressive
shops in WASHINGTON. If interested.
please contact Mr.: H. I. King. Serv-
ice Manager. POHANKA SERVICE.
b tSCE 4. f5se III sso6f Soth st. NV wsssh.,
AUTO MECHANIC. 5-day wk.. clean
and salafy See e~ MI. fars crsSflf sSHd houFs e. s
sTEUART. INC. River I'd. and B.
phone calls. - 20
AUTO MECHANIC, general repairs
good salary: Apply. to MR.. HALL,
13Sa Ssoo Goodhope rd.. or call LU.
AUTO MECHANIC. specialist 80 in
ment. See Mr.. 6esali. DEB EHfss PAckARp sisfn3
MOTOR CAR CO., 100 Kalorama
AUTO MECHANIC, salary or commits
sion, high weekly income, COMPANY
benefits: SCHLEGEL T. GOLDEN,
Kaiser-FraZer Dealers, cor. Carroll
GE. eha ssoo. MssIe s's'' Takamo Park: s 81 C.
AUTOMOBILE NEw-CAR sAEsMAN
and need three additional statesmen
TO handle our. increasing volume.
Our line is enjoying terrific public
acceptance. See. MR.. PERRY, go
H st. ne, Atlantic 1900. -27
AUTO PARTS DRIVER, wanted by
auto. parts jobber; good future for
PzRrs zs sERv1GHgg AHgy OF sv.f spFSr
ave-. s., Nd.
AUTO PARTS MACHINIST, shop
foreman wanted by progressive auto
man. Apply REPLACEMENT PARTS
sEEv1cES svcES 92l Silver Spring ave.
AUTO PARTsMAN, white. exper. not
necessary; good starting salary.
Dixon. DE. 2003. CENTRAL AUTo
PARTS. 1890 P st. NV. --27
AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRMAN, must
Be sober and expert, highest wage.
AGTSM6B1fE 6 SERVICE " u sa1G SALESMAN
and make esfimates. Attractive % COM
pensation plan, paid vacation. 5ha-
day wk.;. excel. working conditions.
our employees know Of this ad. Box
AGToM0TfivE SALESMAN. over 81
years Of age, with exper., to sen
antomotive EQUIPMENT. Apply DIS
TR1CT TOOL & MODEL CO.. 1923
Coed Hope I'd; s,e;,. Sc; Pr
tons oldest Chevrolet dealer has
openings for experienced a1tomo-
bile statesmen. We have the most at
tractiHe compensation plan in the
city. No limit to earnings for ener-
getic men Transportation fur
nished. See Mr.. Hamilton, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., 1880 Conn
AUTOMoBILE statesmen o2,. new
and used; no exper. nee Apply
Mr.. SMITH or MR.. SUTHERLf Nd.
900 M st. se -9S
Evening star., 1952-05-25
CLAIMS TRAINEE

Young man in middle eos to inyesti-
gate and adjust automobile claims
IN preparation for inside SUPERVISION
o. claims handling. Administrative
Iuture. Law student or at least one
year OF law BACKGROUND preferred
Please call for appointment. SIT
1900. Ext. 251 81
CLERK, for tobacco, magazine and
candy dept; exper. not necessary:
pleasing personality; 6-day week.
Apply in person. PACKETS PHMCg..
Flower ave. and Piney Branch rd.
ECLERK-In hardware store. Exper
preferred; excellent opportunity.
e. ROSS CO., 5th and v SITS. ne.
CLERK, orug dept; part time; exper.
pref, not nee; hrs. discussed. Apply
IN person. PACKETS PHMCY
Flower ave. and Piney Br. rd. L26
CLERK, capable of doing some typ
ing, general office work and answer
ing phones; permanent position; 5A-
Gay week: many employe benefits.
Apply to Mr.. Bolts, LACY'S SERV-
ICE BLDG, 1880 Half st. s.w.-25
CLERh, age 25 to 80; perm. position
Tor young man to act as clerk for
our sales dept there are future
possibilities in other depts., particu-
larly our accounting dept. there
iore one studying accounting should
sssrtins 5s interested; ssfed3 49-hT work wk.,
ter. according to ability; pension
and insurance plans; Cafeteria in
bldg; Call W. II. PRocToR. ME.
u.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT for progressive cPA
firm; experience desirable but not
essential; excellent opportunity to
secure representative auditing and
tax experience; no write-up work.
Give details Of BACKGROUND and
education. Box 333-Y. Star.
ACCOUNTANT as asst. store mgr (;
small whole-retail business; gifts,
ONCE supplies: start $50 wk.; raises
Call L.. 7-62S1. -26
ACCOUNTANT, semisenior or senior;
excellent working conditions. Write
own handwriting. Box 19S-Y. Star
ACCOUNTANT to take charge of the
accounting section of small
rapidly growing research and devel-
. opment concern: excel. opportunity:
salary open Call oV. 2177 for appt.
ACCOUNTANT. semi-senior for D. c.
CPA firm. Excellent opportunity
|. Give experience. age. marital status.
salary desired In reply. Box 10y,
ACCOUNTANT. 5000 per mo-. white,
must hold BCs desree from accred-
tied college and have ct lesst / yrs.
exper. in accounting work. Write
stating age Box S26-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
DISPATCHER
MOTOR FREIGHT

Must know city and suburban areas
LIT. a freisht; % top 81 salary % to s0iaia rant
man, good future plus production
bonus setup. Box 452-Y, Star. Il
DISHWASHER, good pay and meals;
days. FILLMORE DEL. AND REST,
1705 Columbia pike. Arl.
DOLL SALESMAN-One of the best
popularly priced fast-moving lines,
white and colored dolls. No objec.
tion conflicting line. Satisfac-
tory commissions. Give full par
. ticulars Of coverage. GEO. HARAS
ASSOC, 139 West 125th ST., N. Y.
CRAFTSMAN; exper. In store layouts
preferred. but not essential. KOGOD-
DUBB STORE FIXTURE CO.. $50
Upshur st. NV. -25
CRAFTSMAN - With engineering
background to completely design
structural drawings for warehouse
and store bldgs. Renovation soon
to start. In town tob, with valuable
exper. for later life. Immediate re-
sponsibility given. Men with ideas,
not just pencil-pushers wanted.
Call for appt. Ii. 7-a4OO, for work
at the HECHINGER CO. --27
DRAFTSMAN-Survey detail work.
have same knowledee Of math'
Call Ii. 3-1257.
CRAFTSMAN, age maximum 40 yrs
exper; in electrical or mechanical
Grating; position with an expand-
ing organization Offering ali EN-.
ploye benefits. Call ME. 691I. -2s
Evening star., 1952-05-25
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1919 18th St. NV. EX. 1870
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.

0GtN
SALES (trainees). Many openings in
food companies. beverage. steel CO.,
systems CO.. and others; S250-$300
mo-, plus car allowance.
SALES pharmaceutical house). Will
train; $50 wk. plus car.
SALES {manufacturing COZ. Will
train Gone year sinSide): $500 mo.
SALES (wholesale furniture COZ:
$325 mo. plus comm,
SALES MANAGERS Cheating firms)
Several openings. able to work with
in 100 miles of Washington; ex-
perience helpful but not necessary.
$1,000 VI. plus commission
n r OF ERTY MANIAC EMENT
TRAINEE college necessary, Law
helpfuO; S275 mo.
CORRESPONDENT e yrs. engineer
ing school necessarily; $500 mo.
ESTEINOGRAPHERS; many openings;
BANK .TRAINEEs; ssa5 or $3.50 mo.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS &c. p. A.
MAIL CLERKS. S2I6 mo.
CAMERA. REPAIR TRAINEES. 4-12
|wAsSsEaEIoousEE ss y g g. MANAGER cfurniture,,
MgITIILLffTTH gILfT opERAToRs, $3.50 mo.
1019 18th st. NV. Elk. 7270. I'D
Evening star., 1952-05-25
EQUIPMENT

Three GMC tank delivery trucks. /
GMC motor transport, 1900 GAL
Ions. l International body truck,
large number of tanks and pumps
b, loaned to customers and also large
quantity of equipment generally
used in connection with oil business.
"a detailed description Of the proper
ties Is available to prospective pur-
chaserS upon request and will also
be announced ct time Of sale.
Inventory Of petroleum products
will be sold to purchaser ct cost.
Accounts receivable will be offered.
Terms Of sale: Cash. One-third (Hs)
down day of sale. balance in so
days. Taxes and all other charges
to be adjusted to date Of transfer.
Purchaser to pay costs Of title pa
pers and revenue stamps.
Seller reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
For further information contact auc-
tioneers or Thomas ]. Keating. jr.,
attorney. Centreville, Maryland.
HATTIE r. THOMAS. IN
dividually. and as ExecutriS
Of c. 8. Thomas. Deceased
=. 4. Newell q CO., Inc
Auctioneers
John NJ. Miller. President
Plaza $3.50. 1419 MARYLAND ave-. Bal
timore, Md.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont. j

ACCOUNTANT wishes to exchange
services for desk space in ONCE
Box AJAX, Star.
SAND CARVED or etched mirrors
glass door panels, ETC., designed to
+ your specifications. LOWRY STU
dos, 1903 9th st. NV.
ELDERLY LOVED ONES given kinc
care in one of the best nursing
homes IN greater Washington area
COOL PVT. ROOM with lavatory or
first floor; tray service; kind atten-
tion and good food. Hu. -5U99.
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts made by any one but myself
BERNARD c, HEADLEY. 1916 22nd
st. Sc. Wash. 90, D. C.
CONFERENCE STATE SOCIETIES
All persons interested in the organi-
zation meeting of the First Board of
Representatives of the Conference of
State Societies, Washington, D. c.,
public law s93, send Congress, are
hereby notified of a meeting to be
held In the Senate Caucus Room,
Monday evening. June 23d. at 8
O'CLOCK, to consider and act upon
recommendations of COMMITTEES for
rules and regulations to govern the
ooaro; TO act on nominating COM
mlttee: TO elect q temporary board
o1 of1eers; to install oftcers.
man; man; Washington. d. G., May %.
40Oss. =
Evening star., 1952-05-25
THOCAR OIL COMPANY

Consisting Of the following:
Real EState-Parcel No. l. Wharf
storage plant--lot Of land on Coris-
ca River, Centreville. storage tanks
115. .S97 gallon capacity and loading
shed and pumping equipment (ad-
ditional wharf property available
see parcel No. 81.
Real estate-Parcel No. 2. Railroad
storage plant-lot of land adjoining
Pennsylvania Railroad in Centre
ville-long storage shed-tanks 30,-
900 gallons with electric pumps.
Parcel No. 3, real estate. Lot of land
1I0x200' on Railroad avenue, Cen
treville, improved by warehouse and
ONCE building.
Parcel No. 4. real estate. Filling sta
tion in Centreville, Key location
Parcel No. 5. real estate. Filling sta
tion in Church Hill-cross road.
Parcel No. 6. real estate. Unimproved
wharf property near Parcel No.
at Centreville Landing.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANTS-C.P.A. flrm would
like TO acquire small practice or
individual accounts. Box AJAX,
Star. 25s
WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to Re-.
deem diamonds. ETC.. pledged else.
month. LIVINGSTON & Co, Ix2S Il
st. NV. Only licensed and bonded
loan ONES In. washington. Guaran.
ted hishest loans.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

When ,anspering advertisement.
addressed to Star. bores, do NOT
tnclose original references. photo.
graphs OF other materials OF per.
sondl u0lue. Copies serre the pur.
pose and ortdindls mag Get lost
Evening star., 1952-05-25
TECHNICAL
NO FEE

NO FEE
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY
rSESsSss Ss5s;Ssg EsoRs ee1D sgqssss s se,soo
psogEcST pssosggiSSPins ENaRs tchiei s1eSi- sSSdse'9oo
tectl. heavy exp: very hi.
sR. sTfRiEss ANALYSTS tmas-
| ter deg. engrg), exp. physical
sR sRnfoSssasi pGsfdsERs ssFy ob d1 lssdsTy sala1y
DEsiofNS fSHi ENdRe elsers15 sUpS sns Ia yrs. $1,000
exp. rocket engs.), very hi.
DEsldN SssaeAi ENoRs. crockett con-
tTon. s US; exp; $1,000
exp - $4,000
chine partsl SO. 900
fra-red ----- So, 400
n nec;, s,s. ssryos l. and electronicsl $6,5o0
ter''s deg. engrg.-stress analy
LAYOUT DESIGNERS texp. '''ooo
rocket eng, componentsl. ooo GO .oo
CRAFTSMEN t5 yrs. S',sSo,so'ooo sxp.,
knowledge typing materially $500
MECH. CRAFTSMEN g yrs.
exp; detailing) s5,1o0
CRAFTSMEN (do detailed shop
| drawings, exp. $500
DRAFTSMEN G yrs. exp. pip
exp 81. 600
est.5 $500
No Fee-North Carolina
ARCH. DESIGNERS tprelimin-
airy. thru design. exp, very
Arch, cH fDaRArrsMEN texp. de-
interviews this office. week end May
31st or June 9TH. by app't.
LOCAL
Many openings in all phases or con-
struction, industrial and residential
| Many openings in research, design,
| development. electronics, radar. So
mar and loran. Come in and discuss
opportunities with US.
MONDAY, MAY %. oUT-oF-TowN
RECRUITERS IN THIS OFFICE FOR
| AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS, DESIGN
ERS. CRAFTSMEN AND ELEC-
| TRONIC TECHNICIANS AND ME-
| CHANCES FOR EMPLOYMENT IN
| BALTIMORE AND. OTHER SOUTH
| ERN AREAS ef5-(s - =.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP MEN

CANvAsSER. reliable. well-groomed
man with car; salary and COM
mission. Cali RA. 44O0. -27
CANVASSER, experienced. full or
part time. Call for interview. Sat.
or Sun. l to 5 pm: excel. opport.
PENN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO..
1927 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 4-340O.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
DEBIT AGENT

We have an opening in the Arlington
area Tor man between the ages OF
20 70 90 who has the use of a car;
with complete training given; pen
sion plan, sick leave benefits, paid
vacations and friendly cooperative
spirit with business associates.
Apply Sun LIFE INSURANCE co
OF AMERICA, 1851 N. Washington
blvd. or call IA. 5-S33O and ask for
Mr.. Crockett.
DELICATESsEN MEN, under 40 years
for Kosher delicatessen; some eX.
perience necessary; paid holiday:
an" vacation; good pay; permanent
position, Ask for Max" POSIN'S
5756 Georgia ave. rs
DELIVERY BOY, white. with car;
good starting salary, plus car allow
ance; good opportunity to learn
trade: Apply N person, SMITH &
DEVICES DENTAL LAB, IL Mis-
SisSlppi ave. Sc. pr
DELICATESSEN MAN. part time. ex-
DELIVERY MAN for Stock room; ni mus,
pe steady and non-drinker. PAID
Decentralization and Insurance bene.
VICE coRP.. ZIG e ! II ST. Mon; n.w' O. B
DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER ano
stock man: excellent pay: HOLIDAYS
OIL with pay, $3.50 N. Fairfax DIR.
DENTAL TECHNlCiANS for denturt
ard metal departments; 4O-hr. wk
RYNEX & SAXON. Dental Labora.
tories. 1927 10Th st. NV. -27
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcon,. |,
y. S, End. Service


3l5 18th STREET NV.
Accountant; bookkpg. mach. oper.
cashier; court reptrs.; marine ar.
chitect; display men; craftsmen;
eneineers; electrn. tech: floor mgrs.
mathematician; medical tech: met.
allurgist; stan nurse; stenos.
teacher: translators: cargo contro.
spec.: typists. Other prof. tech
clerical pos. local and overseas.
sos K STREET NV.
Cashier, S4o-$5O: cooks, S35-S75;
counter girls. S2O-S35; countermen
$35-S60; housemen. S3O-S4O. othe,
restaurant workers.
+ 735 17th STREET NV.
Female machine shop workers.: age
1852; min. 9 mo, exp. lathes, driil
press. boring or milling machine
Shift work, $1O.Ss per day.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star., 1952-05-25
DRIVER
DRY CLEANER

With experience. Apply Monda,
LAUNDRY, $500 Blair I'd. NV. M3i
DUMP TRUCK DRIVERS 81. Apply
ELEcrRic aaeS EsrlMATHdHk Is I'M. ~ 1sl6e 81
construction constr Public and commercial
ton Box kNeettsn5 scsrV. ssslaIy ssaFy and vaca-
ELECTRICiANs for new new work. HAR.
PER ELECTRIC SERVICE. Ii
ELEcTRICAL ENGINEER or pbysie,s, Mge
-Chemical and engineering research
young man with knowledge Of his5
frequency; BS degree: salary open.
SsnpGg Ssn 1y. .co2l557. 2l557. ATLANTIC re.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS sx.
RPerleheed io IN service work; must have
PAY, . Kennedy fsIE Electric TRie eco c0''
~ Kennedy st NV. ID
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS-National
concern, specializing in Installation,
proseetiye oelsss,ss signaling systems: vase
tx; 1854 for appointment. M2S
ELECTRICIAN and electricians
nelpsr. ssis issIisn1G for permanent position in
s9,,d sStandnsned Ined,, shop with inside. year.
benefits allowed and good working
conditions. Applicant should be
experienced in remodeling and re.
PAR pair work and have D. C., card.
WEBSTER & SONS. INC SS7
st. NV. ST. 800. oos
ELhyATOR OPERATOR, white, ONCE
pulIdlne, exper. not necessary. but
g,ye refs; monthly salary $40 and
99tner employment advantages. Boy
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP MEN

DISPATCHER for interstate motor
carrier; must know the city: must
day week; permanent position; great
opportunity for RIGHT man. Boz
1.3F-v Star GA
Evening star., 1952-05-25
CLERK

2:30 PM. TO $50 PM.
Part time position in our garage.
Mon. Fri; some practical experience
IN bookkeeping and a reasonable
years Of age and willing to give req u
lar attendance; apply Personnel.
Room sos; open weekdays 8:3O.5
and Sat. 9-1. No Phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 penna Ave A w
Evening star., 1952-05-25

CLEANER and polisher
Tor used car lot. MUST BE EXPERT
ENCED. Permanent employment for
right man. Good salary. DU. S3O1.
Closed Sunday. 20
AUTO FRAME STRAIGHT
NER and front end work.
Here is an opportunity for
a f1rst-class man. Top pay
Ing job with Northern Va. S
largest Chrysler-Plymouth
dealer. Latest modern
equipment and best working
conditions. Many employ
ment ben e fits. AIS
MOTORS, INC, 1910 Wilson
blvd. See Mr.. Corzine.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HELP MEN
AUTO SERVICE MGR.

A. G.. M. dealer in Virginia town.
in need for good experienced serv-
ice manager. If you are q service
salesman and feel that you could
supervise a well-eouipped shop with
8 productive men and you know how
to meet the public, diagnose their
car trouble. operate efficiently and
labor, let us have, your complete
background. If you are q service
manager, desiring q permanent, se-
cure position here Is an opportunity
to get a pleasant, non-pressure job
problem in our beautiful city. At
tractive salary and bonus plan.
Write in details to Box 76-Y, Star
Evening star., 1952-05-25
CENTREVILLE
QUEEN ANNES COUNTY
MARYLAND

On TUESDAY. JUNE 3, 1852, AT
O'CLOCK PM, Daylight Saving
Timel the following going business
(GROSS l 100000 GALLONS)
The wholesale and retail oil and
saSoline distribution business for
merly conducted by the late Chris