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Evening star., 1952-11-09
By Robert K. Welsh

Maryland and Virginia. each
getting 81 per cent of their regis
tered voters to the polls last Tues
day, surpassed shoWingS of previ-
Gus elections SO much that the
performance overshadoWed several
shortcomings.
Voting totals indicated yester-
day thar the gap between the
number Of men and women of
voting age and the number who
actually cast ballots was much
wider.
That did not detract from the
remarkable voter response in
many communities and precincts,
particularly in nearby counties.
But 1T left the way open for still
greater citizen participation in
registration and voting in 1854
and 1856.
Below National Averages.
Some of the Virginia and Mary
land percentages. record-breaking
as they were, stayed below ma
tional averages, incomplete tabu-
lations disclosed.
Close to 60 million of the ap-
proximately 75.5 million registered
voters voted for President. That
was a turnout of about 70 per
cent of those registered. 1t was
a turnout of almost 81 per cent
of the approximately 98.4 million
people of voting age, even allow
ing for many thousands unable
to exercise the franchise because
of incapacity or legal barriers.
Either percentage-79 or 61-
was huge Jump from the SIS
per cent of potential voters who
went to the polls in 1948. But
in 1910, when 49.8 million people
set a numerical record, the ratio
was 80 per cent of the registered
vote and practically 81 per cent
of the potential vote.
Numerically and by percent
ages, Virginia and Maryland did
a remarkable job in getting out
the vote. About 100000 Mary
land citizens, out of the approxi-
mately IL million who registered
before the October A deadline,
voted November 4. That was 81
per cent, better than the national
average for actual as compared
with registered voters. However,
it was only about SIS per cent
of the total number of Maryland
citizens of voting age.
In 1948, the total Maryland vote
for President was 596.735. That
was so per cent of the registered
vote and 40 per cent of the poten-
tial vote
In Virginia, in 1948, the vote for
President added up to 4l9,256.
That was about "a per cent Of the
registered vote but only I'll per
cent Of the potential vote.
In the presidential election last
Tuesday Virginia had a total OF
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Prisoner Found Hanging
In Cell at Edgewdter
BY The Assoeioied Press

EDGEWATER, Nd, Nov. 8.--A
52-year-old man was found hang
ing in his cell at the county po-
lice station here last night less
than 10 minutes after he was seen
alive by Jail official.
Anne Arundel police identified
the man as Earl Graddick Of
Southhaven. He was pronounced
dead by DR.. Elmer G. Linhardt,
county medical examiner. who
said the body was sent to Balti-
more for an autopsy.
Police said Graddick was ar
rested about 2:45 pm. yesterday
on . peace warrant and charges
Of assault and battery.
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Two Die as Mail Truck
Is Crushed by Locomotive
BY the Associated Press

ROWLESBURG, w. Va, Nov. 8
Two men were killed today when
a Baltimore and Ohio helper en-
gine struck a mail truck at the
station crossing.
Killed were John Bishop, %
and Alden Bolyard. SO. both OF
Rowlesburg.
Mr.. Bishop, post Office messen-
ger, had just delivered the mail
to a BIO passenger train and
was heading back to the post
Office with mail from the train.
The helper engine was backing
UP to switch to the eastbound
tracks when 1t collided with the
mail truck.
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Arlington Board
Acts tstoExpand
Three Schools
Cites Rising Need
For Space in Heavy
1st Grade Enrolment

A forecast Of future Arlington
school needs was given the County
School Board yesterday in a report
showing there are nearly as many
students in the first grade as there
are in the 10th, 18th and 18th
grades combined.
The board acted to expand three
schools and also voted to try to
complete the proposed Williams
burg Junior High School by Sep
tember, 1854.
Superintendent Edward Rutter
reported a total enrolment on
october 81 of 19,447. There were
1888 first graders and total of
2,728 students in Washington-Lee
and Hoffman-Boston high schools
u. s. Grant to Build Schools.
A Federal grant of -$1,730, 900
will be used to build Williamsburg
in North Arlington, the board de-
cided. The rest of the money need
ed to construct the Junior high
school will be obtained from an
$8.S million bond issue voted early
Condemnation proceedings were
approved to obtain property ad-
joining Bancroft School. Six class
rooms and a multi-purpose room
are to be built there.
A contract for $127,749 to add
two classroomS, a multi-purpose
room and other facilities to Lang
ston School for colored students
was awarded to the Wayne Con-
struction Co. The addition is to
be completed next summer.
The board also voted to spend
SIS, $50 to increase the size OF
the cafeteria to be built at Wake
field High School, now under con-
struction. Wakefield had been
planned initially as a 1.400-pupil
school. but the project has been
enlarged to accommodate 1000.
The originally planned cafeteria
was designed for TOO students and
the extension will increase the Ca
pacity to 1000.
Full Glasses to Resume.
The 2O-classroom Nottingham
School has been completed, the
board was informed. More than
600 students who have been on
halliday sessions there will begin
regular sessions tomorrow.
One wing of the school was
opened in September. The cafe
terra is scheduled to open later
this month.
Schools will be open Armistice
Day and parents are invited to
visit. In some schools patriotic
services will be conducted by the
American Legion.
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grew up from a town to a city
only four years ago and MANY
municipal improvements are still
needed. Mayor Kellogg says. He
favors completing urgent projects
such as widening of East Broad
street Ueesburg pike) as soon as
possible. but some Of the city's
bigger plans will have to wait
Evening star., 1952-11-09

the Agriculture
Department Re
search Center
at Beltsville,
Md.
Mayor Kel-
logg, 81. was
elected to the
City Council
last year and
W a S c h o S e n
Mayor by his
fellow council
men. His term
xpires next
August.
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Ralph Boyle to Head
Christmas SeuI Drive

Ralph H. Boyle, jr.. has been
appointed chairman Of Alexan-
dria's Christmas Seal campaign.
Mr.. Boyle said Alexandria's 119
new cases Of tuberculosis make the
need for funds greater than ever.
Last year there were 86 new cases.
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Meet the Mayors
Meet the Mayors
Falls Church Executive Sees
Briqht Future for Community

Mayor Charles E. Kellogg of
Falls Church was born in Red
Cloud, Nebr. His full-time job is
research work in fur farming at
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Sundy Spring Book Sale

The annual book sale to benefit
the Sherwood School Library.
Sandy Spring, Md, opens tomor-
row and win run through Friday.
Hours will be from 8 am. to 4 pm.
leach day.
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Optimists to Hold Boil

Washington area Optimists
Clubs will hold a ball at pm
tomorrow at the Prince Georges
Country Club in celebration OF
Optimist Week. Guest of honor
will be Nicholas c. Mueller of Bal
timore. governor Of the 10th dis
trict of the Optimist International.
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This is another in a. series
copering municipalities in the
Washington GreG.J
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We have an item that every house.
wife buys. Sold for ST. down. 81
week: Make up to $40 every day
See MIR. Taft. 516 H st. ne. Il
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Wholesale Distributor
National organization has openins
Tor wholesale distributor in city OF
washington. Prefer one with direct
selling experience. Must have car
and maintain suitable store. Select
and train own sales force, hostess
party demonstrators. Other dis
tributors' sales running nearly
VI. 600 weekly. For interview, write
Sales Manager, Dept. DCK-14-WD
Flower st. and Delaware ave.
Chester, Penna.
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ASSEMBLERS
AND SHOP MEN

Wanted by electrical manufacturer
good pay: also paid var ations, hos
pitaliZation and life insurance nene'
fts for full-time employees. Apply In
person to MR.. BERGER, 931 Selin
rd. Silver Spring. Md. %
ASST. MGR.-Young man. to assisi
collection mgr. OF well-known n
nance company. Experience deslr'
able but not necessary. Excellent
opportunities for advancement. Paic
vacation. group insurance and hos,
pitalization. Apply to MANAGER
Tor personal interview at 1908 r: I
ave. Mt. Rainier. Md a
AUTOMOBILE ASSEMBLY man anc
painters helper. Good salary. 5-daI
AUTO BODY MAN - Well equipped
shop. Straight salary. Vacation with
pay STEELES GARAGE. AZ New
York ave ne, Ex. 6490
Good salary for right man, pait
vacations, group insurance. othe
employe benefits. Must be mech
inclined and know how to ties
batteries. check for water leaks il
hose connections. read anti-freez
tester. handle gas pump and tax
full charge of lubritorium: must b
dependable, reliable and intereste.
in steady employ; No hoaters. "a
Mr.. Hickey, SH. 5000, CAPITOL
MOTOR CO., Sill. Spring, Md. -
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HELP-MEN

PLAsTERERs WANTED t2): 1st-class
white mechanics only. Call sH.
PLASTERERs WANTED. first class
mechanics to work In nearby Va,
Crescent 10.
PLUMBERS AND sTEAMFITTERs-
New construction in Sc; Wash:
CO. 1913 9th ct. s.w. ST. 34S9.
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YOUNG MEN (7
EARN 500 A DAY

II you have neat appearance, ART
ambitious and dependable we will
teach you to earn this kin kind q q
ns st NV & End 'fi; ficor npSy to vi Il am am
only. Gee MR.. LOCKYER. IS
who would like to
earn $4,000 a year and up. We
want experienced statesmen to sell
what we consider the most revolu-
tionary and practical product we
have handled in our 18 years of
business. Protexa-Wall is it's name.
which takes the place of paint. 1t
is guaranteed for 10 years but tests
prove 1t will last at least is or 20.
Those men chosen now will get the
best territories for this remarkable
product. Our expanded advertising
and merchandising program will
guarantee gn you qualified leads. Phone
pRoDUcTs Co. is'' Is years aEs' at Ani ISL
NJ st. NV. We do something about
EMPL DYED MEN. 10 hrs. wkly., eve,
and Sat. part time work in hrs. to
suit you; about $50 wkly. Apply
81 pm. RIM. SOL. 710 14th st. NV.
THIS is THE PEAK OF THE SEASON
for storm windows. We also dis
tribute fences. Work directly with
tne factory Tor quick delivery of a
quality product. Liberal commission
see the factory call LO. 4-7778.
III
asbestos siding men.
TOP wages. IA. 2-42ST. -
full or part time to solicit
subscriptions to National Catholic
Monthly. Excel. comm. For inter-
view call ME. 5s2S. a
white man to care
for several dogs and 2 cows. Pvt.
home in. Washington. Live in. Must
have refs. Cali MA. 2629. wkdays,
pet 800 a,m.-4:3O pm. a
accustomed to earning S150 or more
week selling to home owners. I'M
mediate earnings. Write MR.. De
HOND. Box 167-R. Star.
OPENINGS for apprentice motor re-
pair men and armature winder. Ap-
ct O
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PROPOSALS (cont. !
WAsHTNGTON sUBURBAN s

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANI-
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. I199-W&S. WATER MAIN AND
SEWER CONSTRUCTION. - Sealed
proposals for constructing in Belve-
dere Boulevard and Old Bladensburg
Road Northwood Knobs, Montgomery
County. approximately 355 feet OF
S4-inch to ll2-inch and $40 feet
of S-inch water mains. 1.250 feet
of S-inch plain concrete or vitrified
pipe sewers and IS feet of sewer
house connections, will be received
at the office of the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission. Ham
ilton Street. Hyattsville. Maryland,
until Monday, November 10 1852
at 2:30 PM, Eastern Standard
Time. at which place and time they
will be publicly opened and read.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained from the Office of the Chief
Engineer of the Commission, Hyatts-
vile. Maryland, upon deposit Of
s. 100, which deposit will be re-
turned to bidders or to those re-
turning plans and specifications in
good condition. RAYMOND W.
BELLAMY. Chairman, L. S. RAY.
J. NORMAN AGER, Commissioners.
Attest: JAMES B. PARKH1LL. Sec
retary-TreaSurer. no3.4
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Observation-Disclosures
Accounts PAYABLE Clerk

Observation-Disclosures
Young men. ages 20 to 50, to learn
1nance business. must have auto
salary $500 to start including auto
expenses No experience necessary
Paid vacation. group insurance ano
other company benefits. Apply II
person. DALTON LOANS; I'M:
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF A.-WASHINGTON 4
D. c.. October rs. 1952.-OR.
DERED: That the TRAFFIC anc
MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS
for the District of Columbia. be-, anc
are hereby amended as follows
Amend Part II. Article XIV. Section
1853. Subsections a. b., c, and d as
follows: Wherever in these section:
the words 8 am" shall appeal
they shall be stricken out and Sc
am" substituted. and wherever tht
words 20 pm" appear they shall be
stricken out and $50 pm" sub.
stituted. Amend Part II. Article
XVII. Section 165 (m) TURNS,
Northwest Section by adding the
following: wisconsin Avenue and
Tenley Circle, SO as to proceed left
around the outer circle" F. j.
DONOHUE. b. L. ROBINSON. r.
F. CAVALIER. Commissioners. D. c.
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HElP--WokEN
Accountant

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
One Senior and One Junior
Good openings with progressive retail
CHAIN Senior position requires good
sales audit. Reconciliation worE
Junior position will entail some
knowledge Of accounts receivable.
Reconcilation work in machine post
ing section of large office. Salaries
are open to sensible person with
lnitive and good appearance who can
fit in with fine organization. To
arTTsnge interview call MISS WIN
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HELP--MEN

TAILOR, exper. in fitting and alter
ing: lge. volume mems and ladies'
clothing; perm; $50 per wk. SH.
0505, HANNES ALTERATION CEN
TRUCK DRIVERS t2) for heavy
duty; to operate concrete mixer
trucks. Call MR.. BREERWOOD. TO.
500. for appt. --4
TRUCK DRIVER, white. for electrical
wholesaler: must know city and sur
rounding area; five-day. 40-hr. wk. /;
S175 mo. Apply B. S. Allen. WEST
1NGHOuSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO..
121R K St NV q
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Hslp-MEN
statesmen
THIS rs TIT

SALESMAN. exper.. mems clothins
and furnishings; for our ne. store
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HELP--MEN
CASHIERS l0l

CAR WASHER,-Must be experienced,
heated wash rags. good salary plus
commission on cars washed. CON-
NOR'S. INC. 2721 Naylor rd. Sc.
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BAKERY SALES CLERK

immediate openings in modern, at.
tractlve surroundings: good pay,
p!GS meals and nylon uniforms fur
nlSned; numerous employment bene-
nts. including paid vacations. sick
cave. group insurance. hospitaliza-
counts. uAe
APPLY HOT sHopPEs. INC
ROOM 200 134l G ST, NV.
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sALEsMAN we rarely have an
Ds Ws .e R ookns Hs5 sses for
to sell creasoted timber products
Upper Virginia to utilities. rail-
roads. contractors, industrials. SAL
ary and expenses. Write education,
experience; age, salary requirements.
SALEsMAN-Excel 6pport. for young
man. to Join sales staff Of estab.
paint organization. Applicant must
pc neat; aggressive and willing to
aIdEs ~, For c.,9,s mems su.pishinss
sIe SHOPS. aRSY e9s F st. NAnt0SAI NV. sHtsSf Ms
SALESMAN--To q man with spe-
cialty, appliance. book or. other sales
experience. we have. we believe, the
best new educational sales plan in
married ma man. s s5-4o, to cali sSDon'in,e on iris
terested prospects. by appt. only.
All leads furnished. Car necessary.
SALESMAN-Earn $3.50 weekly easily
no canvassing. Prospects furn... for
a snsefHe snS ana ndn Life nGs f
surance, Future security assured
by lifetime vested renewals, the
greatest opportunity offered in its
field. See N. c. JACKSON. 252l
Wilson blvd. Arlington. am. to
3 pm.
SALESMAN--Large biscuit company,
established route in southern Nd,
Salary. commission and car allow
snee. Write Box 115. Bladensburg.
SALESMAN who is interested in mu-
sic; earnings 5000 to ST 200 month.
S3e6 commission front money plus
bonus. Leads. Telephone during
afternoon only. TU. 5000. Ext. 4O4
SALESMAN-Storm windows. fencing
and siding; highest dollar paid for
your efforts. For appt.. KE. 7-052O.
retail store. experienced
in selling menswear; good salary
permanent position. SURPLUS
SALES CO.. 425 10th st. NV. -8
SALESMAN for mems clothing and
furnishing dept. Good salary and
commission. Permanent position.
Apply Mr.. Chatlen, n. ABRAMSON
CO., 1892 7th St NV 3
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statesmen

We have an item that every house.
week: Make up to $40 every day
See MIR. Taft. 516 H st. ne. "a
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Two excellent positions open for aler
young men possessing good appear
tiae' tnince' clear diction, a decent educa.
close to $4,000; perm. local. ca csl
SSssssI55aole' Sss5 For interview call ME
SANDWICH MAN, white, experienced
GE. 1924, 116 Kennedy st. NV. q
SANDWICHMAN. experienced, TO,
Kosher delicatessen and restaurant
g q I DELICATESsEN & RES.
ITaA5DRANT, 1905 9TH st. NV, NO
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ant
WaShboy., Apply SUNOCO STATION
18th and Pa. ave. Sc. Il
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced in fabrication
can earn $50 or better with com.
m9nission MS and overtime. CONNOR's &
INC, 2721 Naylor I'd. sc. %
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
sm an. aas. @snaser sS to 4o p% oniy to %.,ss 2so
RStASASC0 oCAbtCe bbaIlOu man WIFI
refs. need apply; salary. $500 mo,
plus commission and vacation.
BARRON's SUNOCo SERVICE STA.
TIoN. Wis. ave. and Rived I'd. NV.
SERVICE STATION MAN, full time;
good SAL, commission. 4S hrs. pei
Wk.: vacation with pay. Apply 45Ol
14th st. NV. See MR.. HUGGINS.
SERVICE STATION MEN-seyeraI
operings available for young men
between 20 and 35. Good oppor-
tunity for advancement Apply SUN
OIL CO.. 1910 Conn. ave. NV. OF
District Once. 1925 K st. NV. "a
SERVICE STATION and parking loi
attendants: top pay with vacation;
TO qualified men. ANDERSON SERV.
ICE. 712 9th st. NV. -6
SHEET-METAL MECHANICS, must be
experienced in duct work: S2-S2 80
per hour for qualified men. Apply
At JoLLEs BROS, INC. 940 .
sHiPPiNG CLERK. colored. S Appl,
213l 9th st. NV. Salary good. ID
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced ladies'
shoes. Apply Mr.. Gold, CLARK's
SHOE STORE. 920 F st, NV. "a
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statesmen

Openings for top-notch experienced
furnishings salesmen. Full-time
permanent Jobs, selling nationally
aavertised. branded quality merchan-
earnings. liberal discounts on pur-
chases, paid vacations and other
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Stew
ert, The YOUNG MEMS SHOP.
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BOOKKEEPING

I1f1S1144Nc S1 G1tA O0t
With knowledge of bookkeeping
Remington-Rand machine. Salary
to start $4,000 per yr. Good op-
portunity for advancement. Apply
in person, 500 F st NV. .
BRICKLAYERS (3). first-class, white;
report to Job Wednesday morning
ready for work. Route 7 to Fairfax
St, turn right one block, Falls
Church. Va.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, experienced
in operating front-end leaders;
must have transportation. Apply in
person. 2340 Montgomery st.. Silver
Spring. 10
BUSHELMAN. experienced in men,
and ladies' alterations; steady posi-
tion. 4. Penna. ave. NV. a
BUTCHER. capable Of taking compl
chg; of meat dept; good pay and
work conds. 914 Sth st. s.e. %
BUTCHER. full or part time; PERM
anant position for experienced meat
cutter or counterman. Apply in
person, POSINS. 1856 Georgia ave.
NV. %
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Unlimited commissions based on sales
plus complete security for 2 men
bet: ages % and so, who have sales
ability. Car necess. $10O wkly
guar. Insurance. Call MR.. GAR
FINCKEL. JU. 7-5310. for appt.
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BEAUTiCIAN; expert stylist; sal, Mus
comm: no ewes BARRETT PARKER
HAlEsTYLIsTS, S4O6 Ga. ave. S. S.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman: all
around operator; top salary and
commission. j. FRANK OF Silver
spring. Also weekend manicurist.
JU. 9-5614. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
all-around; 5-day week; salary and
commission. Apply in person To
ROBERT OF PARIS. 1914 Conn.
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Earn ss5 to
SlO0 per wk. Guarantee plus comm.
Steady job Apply LOUIS CREA-
TIVE HAIRDREsSERS, i71O Eye
BOOKKEEPER. accounts. receivable:
perm. 5-day. 35-hr week. Cali RE.
666b: MR.. PHILLIPS. or MIR.
McCANN.
B0okkEEPER. machine experience.
NATIONAL SAVINGS a. TRUST
CO.. 18th and N. Y. ave. NV. Il
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MEN-PART TIME
Would you like to add $40 wk. to
your present income, for hrs.
in the evenings, or on Sat Show
an item everybody needs and
wants. Not sold in stores. Apply
442O Conn. Ave. NV, Room 222.
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HELP-MEN
ACCOUNTANT

Accounting graduate In early 20s
experience preferred but not re-
ouired; 5-day week, 8 to 4:30
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN.
SURANCE CO., 14th and L SITS. NV
Please apply l4th st. entrance. a
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PORTER
For apt; permanent; refs; hours
8 to 4; S130 monthly. Apply man.
ager, THE KENNEDY WARREN
1888 Conn. ave. -5
PORTER AND DRIVER (colored)
delicatessen. 10 a.m.-3 pm. Refs.
6117 Ga. ave. NV. %
PORTER ER-DISHWASHER. colored, good
lob for sober. reliable man; $3s
wk., to start, plus meals. COURT
HOUSE PHARMACY. Arl.. Va. ia,
PRINTER-PRESsSIAN. all : around
man for job shop; able to run Kluge;
start Immediately. Call OW. $3.50
or 2131 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va
PRODUCE MAN-Exper., sober and
working conds.; all benefits. Call
SH. 3240 or apply 1908 Seminary
I'd. Silver Spring. Md. -6
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ASSEMBLERS

Wanted by manufacturer Of small
vacations, disqualification and life
insurance benefits. Apply in person
To- MIR. BERGER. 93l Selm road.
Silver Spring. Md. s
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PI,TJMBER


We have an opening for an expert
enced jobbing plumber. Steady
work top wages; must, have drivers
license. SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO..
30Ot Ga. ave. NV. 10
PORTER AND DELIVERY-Daytime
work. good tips. Apply in person,
DORCHESTER PHARMACY. |24SO
18th st. NV. "A
PORTER, young. for general cleaning
and stock work. STANDARD DRUG
CO.. 1922 14th st. NV.
PORTER for mems furnishings store;
exp, preferred; permanent position.
Apply Mr.. Munaker. NATIONAL
SHIRT SHOP. 942 F st. NV. A
PORTER colored, apply Ills 18th st.
PORTER. colored, to work 3 or 4
hours day, starting at 8 O'clock
in the morning. Monday through
Saturday, steady work. HANDEE' s
"5 AND 10" CENT STORE. 2619
Columbia pike, Arlington. %
PORTER, 25 to 90 years, for air.
conditioned apt. bldg; permanent
position. See MRS. PETTY, CROM-
WELL APIS. 1915 Ogden st. n.w..
Porter Tor used-car lot: must have
drivers permit; right salary to ex-
perienced man. Apply to Mr.. Rogers.
CALVERT MOTORS. used car lot.
1895 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
PORTER. part-time. 2 to 10 am.
Call In person only. CAPTAIN
TOMS BARR AND GRILL. 1907
II st. NV. B
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HELP-MEN
MEN
COLORED

25-35 yrs. of age, in good physical
condition. and willing to give reg
ular attendance. 40-hr. wk. Positions
available for:
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ASSISTANT BUYER, over 40 yrs. OF
age.. for lingerie and girdle dept;
must have exper.; very good starting
Saiary anG comm. IDA'S DEPT.
n pSsIE9HRE; 1901 Ga; ave: NV. a
time and full time; good pay and
Torking conditions. Call OK, 154o.
BURKLEY'S BAKERY, 1911 Norfh
irving st: at Clarendon Circle, Arl..
va. Arlington resident preferred.
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-Haveo op-
portunity for one salesman. selling
Studebakers in Arlington County
See Mr.. Hook, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, $50 N. Glebe rd., Arling-
ton. OW. 1722 -6
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR
TRUCK DRIVER

Apply Personnel. Room SOS: open
weekdays. .S:30-6 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
ASST. BOOKKEEPER,

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Must be accurate AMI efficient, typinr
/ essential; o-day wk. Apply Mrs.
| Strauss MAJOR MASTERPIECES
INC. oil 9TH st. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-11-04
AUTO SALESMAN

Floor period every day. demonstra.
plan Offering excellent money-mak.
ing opportunity to a real go-getter
See Mr.. Stafford between . and 4
pm L. P. Stafford NASH, INC.
S507 Colesville rd., Silver Spring
Md. -f
Evening star., 1952-11-04
AUTO SALESMAN
AUTO Statesmen

Have openings for aggressive sales
men in downtown Chevrolet dealer
ship, Must be dependable and well
qualified in sales. Demonstration
furn; liberal comm. plan. Call Mr..
Hamilton at RE. 1878 for appt.
BARRY PATE