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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15
Letters To The Editor
SUCH KIND WORDS ERoM RGApER LUpcKE

Editor your paper Ia a community
reporting fine the purely journalistic standpoint
spirit which your paper evempheS something
don't believe have through without clipping
at making point prics
my conscience stimulates my thinking Ludce
neapoMs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

doing JOB toward improving
relations SCotchng the whecs decreasing
slowly: number Of folks from trenaGc to forty
motivatsd by good demonstrating eOnerrtep their be-
Two recent examples Johnson editor
standing Young the United states Junior
Chamber the awarding Of Attorney James
service medal "pcs Moines TonE
Chamber Of Commerce OF that city
their thriea recognized
organizations their members
people joined fighting attitudes towAu
other
almost welghes s shoulders with
mqurnK zeal FESTIVE
nKanse restraint its problems and to
thngs through accept post haste the
others And this the right OF youth
time Greeks shocked at thu
young the REeo philosophers
religious Other and peoples have ha
experience With Difference elders youth has
obeys acquire It's draw Its coneu
ona pattern of conduct youth followed
uuestiOuly paths elders the philosophy
racial patterns progress impossible w justice
and democracy in human would advance
Thanks to those qualities young people which pOssbl
for the world 10 belief and wdd praeu
the principle dignity Of human being The action Of the
Of Commerce and the United states
Junior only two OF instances
win do much the fine matte" OF improving hui
man rsatona-LouAsvElls DcfendeR
Al 90 dollars u would take 100000 TO
HILTON dolars and him only about week off
each year vacation and time In which to be born
Ms o. MAEiss udAAol oa2stte- Record
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-02-15

THE WOOD ISN'T SICK but it has been chemically treated
increase its useful life in Minnesota underground iron
mine. Timber grader ESle May takes a core sample to
determine how deep the preSeatve has penetrated This
Is kind Of conservation the mining companies prac-
tee Vastly more important they extending the life Of
Mnnesotas deposits by costly underground operations
and Announcements in lowgrade processing And these
producers tackle something even tougher-iron-
bearing tacontc rock With fair treatment on all grades
of Minnesota they fair deal for Mnnesota's
iron mining industry means good deal for you
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10
Obituary
MRS. SHIKA HARA

Funeral services for Mrs Shika
Hara of 1921 Jackson ST. will be held
at 7:3O pm. today "wednesday, Dec.
1O) in the japanese Methodist
church. Commital services will be
at 10 am, Thursday Dec. II, in
Lakeview Cemetery with the Revs
Thomas j. Machida and Paul Hagi-
va officiating. Wake services were
held Tuesday, Dec. 9, in the Butter
worth Drawing Room Chapel
Mrs Hara died in her residence
last Friday, Dec. 5.
She is survived by her husband,
Bunta Hara of Seattle; three sons.
Yasuo of Japan, James M. and Iwao
of Madison, Wis lone daughter, Mrs.
Fumiko Omori of Japan; and Sc
venteen grandchildren.
Arrangements were made by SUI
sunni ButterWorth.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10
Q BABY SHOWER

TACOMA. Wash, Dec 10-A sur
prise baby shower was given las
Saturday honoring Mrs George
Tanbara in the home of Mrs. Lec
Kawasaki. Hostessing the affair
with Mrs. Kawasaki we're the Miss
es Sue Hamaguchi and Maxi Kawa-
saki.
In attendance we're the Mesdame:
M Fujimoto. TAX Ikeda, Frank Mi
zukami, George Nakano, Mas Tana.
be, George Kawasaki. I. Shirozu, Hi
roshi Fujita. Tad Horike, Nobu Yo-
shida and Hiroshi Nakagawara the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10
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BELLEVUE RAMBLER

New three-bedroom home. On one
floor. Property located near Belle
vue-Redmond road Has living and
dining room with fireplace. Hard
wood floors throughout. Kitchen
with breakfast nook, Large utility
room. AC oil heater. Attached gar
age One acre of level ground. Here
is real opportunity to live out of
town and still only Is minutes to
downtown Seattle. Priced right to
sell.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10

Misses Fudge Sasaki, Chiye Tana-
be, Yuki Osada. Mid Tanabe, Nancy
Otsuka and Yasuko HaShimoto.
Those unable to attend but sent
gifts were the Mesdames Clifton
Coon, Kaz Yamane, Hajime Naka-
shima, Eichi Mizumoto and Minoru
Nakagawara.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10
30 ACRE AUBURN FARM

Located between Auburn and
Sumner on the East highway. Mo-
dern 3-bedroom home with large
kitchen. Wired for electric range.
AC hot water tank. This sale also
includes IL ton 1948 Chevrolet
truck and 100-gallon gasoline spray
er. This land is all clear. Will be
good for berries, vegetables or rhu-
barb. The soil will vary from sandy
loan, light clay to bottom land.
Drainage is good. The lay of the
land is good Property shown by
appointment. Priced right to sell
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10
BEACON HILL DUPLEX

Extra lot to 60 with this duplex
bargain -Four rooms up and four
rooms down with full basement. Two
car garage. Furnished All for
$4,000. 81 500 cash down, balance
s65 PER month.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10
BAPTIST

j BAPTIST
col y. Spruce
GAS a.m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 am.-Issei service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service
7:30 pm-Youth fellowship meet
ing.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main St
! IL a.m.-Young peoples devotion
al service. Starlettes in charge The
Rev S. Masunaga to speak
CONGREGATIONAL
305 17th 30.
10 am.-Sunday School for all
ages.
11-11:30 a.m.-Pilgrim Fellowship
Hour for Junior high school stu
dents.
11:15 a M Nisei worship service
FAITH BIBLE
1913 18th Ave.
$50 am.-Sunday School
IL am-Worship service Speak
er: Dan Hayden.
$50 pm.-Christian Fellowship
meetings.
$50 pm.-Issei Bible Glass
Saturday
9 to $50 am.--Japanese gospel
hour in Japanese over Radio Station
KXRN.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-12-10
Npov>MNeMou
MARYKNOLL
18th q z. jefferson

MARYKNoLL
18th q z. jefferson
9 am. and 1890 am-Low Mas
Benediction will be held following
1890 Mass
METHODIST
1895 Washington st.
10 a.m.-Church School Skeptics
Hour.
11:15 am.-Nisei worship service.
Rev Paul Hagiya's sermon. And
There Were Shepherds"
pm.-Duzzers and MYF Work
Mite
NICHIREN BUDDHIST
1o4, Weller 81.
II am.-YBA service.
p.m-Issei service. The Rev K.
Ikuta to speak.
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9Th Ave. So
GAS am.-Sunday School
10 am.-Issei worship service
10:45 am.-Girl Scouts.
11:15 am Cub Scouts
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship service
Musical interpretations to be dis
continued
Young adult fellowship on Friday.
Group to meet in front of church at
pm. for fellowship which begins at
1880 pm. in University Presbyterian
church
ST. PETERS CHURCH
1910 KING 81.
10 am-Church school
11:15 a.m.-Holy communion Ser
mon, Gods Word, by the Rev An
drew NJ Otani
Evening star., 1952-12-26
Confidence Suspect
Held for Grand jury

Norman c. Boddington, 58-year-
old suspected confidence man,
waived preliminary hearing in
Municipal Court yesterday and
was held under $4,000 bond for
action Of the grand jury.
Boddington, charged by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
with check forgery. has been &C
cused of cashing $2,500 worth of
checks in the past week at various
hotels in the District.
FBI agents yesterday told Judge
Andrew j. Howard, jr.. that Bod
dington sent himself letters con-
tanning forged checks so that he
could open them in front of the
hotel manager and cash them
without exciting suspicion. Federal
officers said he is wanted in
Canada, Britain and a large num-
ber of cities throughout the United
States on similar charges.
Boddington refused comment
when asked by reporters if he
was actually a polished confidence
man and only said, why should
I tell you anything-you're all
independent operators yourselves. -
An FB1 spokesman said the
smooth. well-dressed suspect has
a police record in his native
England running from 1912 to
1882.
In addition to the forgery
charges, the Royal Canadian
Evening star., 1952-12-26
Window Washing Least Liked

Window cleaning is the Job
women like least and dish wash
ing comes next. a. poll in Tilman-
stone, England, showed
Evening star., 1952-12-26

Mounted Police are looking for
him in connection with falsifying
immigration records, according to
the FBI.
Evening star., 1952-12-26

MEN, Don't sell yourself short
Your
huge selection SIC
regular stock quoi Tailored
of WORSTED
breasted models regulars, shorts stouts longs, IS
Lansurg hs-M -ShenFl
Evening star., 1952-12-26
Reg. $50
Mems Ties
49,

A whole host Of coIorfuI ties, all SAVINGS
PRICED! Fine quality royon in foulord or
Joequord weoves, neot and bold potterns.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
Reg. sl Mems

Boxer or eripper style cotton shorts, Sonfor-
zed', solid coIors and white, 3o-44 Ac-
Gordon rib undershirts, eombed cotton, 36 to
As.
'sanforised Guaranteed shrinkass less than 1&)
LansOurghs-MErs FURN1SHNGs-strset Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-27

PERSONNEL ON FOREIGN Duty.
Let us write insurance on your
automobile overseas. Cali Al. 1921
Evening star., 1952-01-27
Most People Modest Cost
HELP MEN

CLERICAL WORKERS (Sl. white.
neat. alert. able to converse IN
telligently over phones and to
write Well. No newcomers or laid
on Government employees: Pefma-
nent positions In large once near
i 18Th and rs Z s. g. nv s.i.IJ Hours s sac ;;a
Phons NA. 1iYs. 1ss
CLERK, stockroom. to pack merchan.
disc for shipment. 5-day week, 3
to Paid vacation. Permanent
position with Advancement. Age 21
E b e. wAsasoroNe Malts 1Selz zTo8Aceo 5e e eo.
6Sl Mass. ave. NV. 28
CLERK for general once work. typins
ability desirable. Good working
conditions, excellent opportunity: !:
Gave, % pension. Ia hospaitsiisstion.. sS. ETC.
Gail Mr.. Shallow at dB SUPPLY
CORR. Hu. $500. 20
CLERK, age lS to 20: miscellaneous
clerical work as coupon clerk; b. s
graduate; S190 per mo. TO start;
periodic increases; 6-dey, 40-hr
Wk. Apply employment once, WASH.
1NGTON GAS LIGHT CO., 1l0(
~ SStn nhon. g; nm esii. Mon. snrousn q ssri
CLERK once, wholesale sheet
metal supply house. Must be good
lsf tyDlfst' s9s,. no 6o9'kksep,ng, s'sl -aay DAY
SID, Star. Star 'A.Af' 'Ap'''su' 00'
sdns tin.e e. no %s eIstssion sAHc 6iF
q ELECTRIC CO.. AIS Conn
ave, NV .-30
Evening star., 1952-01-27
AUTO BODY MAN
FINDER REPAIR

T1NOGN AEEh4h
Experienced. excellent working cond.
insurance. .Nd paid vacation; cppCr-
-tunits to make TOP wages; vJ-5J
basis.
See Mr.. Earies. ALB MOTORS. NC,
Lhrysler-Plymouth dealers. 1910
. wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. 40
AUTOMOBILE. LOSS and oamage es-
ttmator. and appraiser. to quality
Tor position q insurance ad'uSter.
Capable Of figuring estimates on
BODY and frame repairs and apply
i9F factory dst rate SCHEDULES On
i1an selected in fundamentals OF
Insurance. outstending company Id
maid pf, material damage automo-
bile insurance Offering; excellent
eEnploye benefits. < tncludlng paid
vacations. ife, health. accident. m
qualineations. and salary desired.
BOX 3S4-H. Star. s. -S
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. to
handle separate department; unusual
: opportunity; brand-neW shop. See
Mr.. Rosin, BEAL MOTOR CO., 1901
Rhode Island ave. ne.
AUTO lGEChANlCS, Opportunity for
TWO. Steady employment, high earn
tnEs for good meni health insurance.
/ US0As.e01E4u4 VA&u, GBMpleGSU 0OUs
lnent. chance Tor promotion.
Wash.'s oldest and largest podee.
Plymouth deaIership. TREW MO.
TOR co. Phone Mr.. Myers, fore
man. DE. 1910 fof appt.
AUTO MECHANIC--For used car
dept; inside work; 6.dsy week;
paid holidays. Call FIR. 1882. 80
AUTOMOBILE lGECHANICS--We are
in immediate need Of three top
Grade, sober, all around, clean
cut mechanics. We. are offering .
clean, well lighted, well heated,
equipped shop and 0 salary. Of 975
per week: II you are aualined and
interested. please reply giving fun
AUTO MECHANTC-5-day vk,: clean
Job servicing new cars. Parking priv
ileges; guaranteed income; vacation
and insurance. See Mr.. Crabtll, Riv-
er I'd: and 3: q Q. Railroad. Bethes-
do. Md. 1. P. STEUART. INC. 30
AUTO MECHANICS AND sODY MEN,
clean modern shop. 5000 basis
with guar. Paid vacations and
te3Ia, L. p. Stafford NASH, S607
Colesyille rd., stl. sps, Nd, SH.
AuTo MECHANICS = washington,s
oldest Chevrolet dealer has open-
1ngs for experienced automobile
nechanics. Top earnings for good
men Plenty of work, Excellent
yorking e%Snditions: % ShIasy week,
MOTOR CO.. INC. 1130 Conn.
Evening star., 1952-01-27


TECHNICAL
CHIEF ENGINEER. Phi. D.. res; !. dey; d"G
sR. ass'Fe FnLscfRoN1c ee2;RoN1c ENoR. sScaiifSs.
degree nec., plus 5-yr. lab; EXP; sdS
JR. fss1d FIELD ENoRs.. b. 8. E; -
El,EcTRoN1cs ENoRs.. design en- en-
grg. .-mfg:. tubular. elec.. htgse slso S6o
paYsicfsPs. RsasS SsPi deg. nee. som. rsssssrsS
SpnsTSfaI sfS asisEGniss ESdss as as ,rs ssp
time and motion studies; under ,35
STRUCTURAL Slsii sTts s.iiai ANALYSTS. 3. d. Aero
Or NE; aircraft struct. exp, guided
s0uSb ptssils RaEsse1eoRprNo ass1e ENoR. ss GiSSo nli;
location and studio exp; must. e. sSp; s1S
CHEMICAL ENoR.. Polmers exp: d@ss; @
ENGINEERS. B. 8. M. :. and sor =.
E.; new Grads, no exp. ------ $50
DRAEISMEN
ARCH. DRAFTsMEN tdesisn and rem nS
EIEc4ao.hEcH fissaa o.Sii DRAlTsMEN. Isys isy.
GscH GSs feslsR psRASTsMrN. izR; d.sira. ssS.,
JR. DHAFISMEN, Ms. tk&intue 91Q
knowiedse Of sliSsrrule assr -. ss,lSo
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION. tech.
recruiting and W.S.B. exp. des22o
PERSONNEL ASST, college training,
plus some tech. personnel anterviewc
nRfTaobs lRf S6Pi asIi NAN. production nss,,Ss
faTsI ssp S15IiJrRs. electronic, ordinance
tech S5s WRITERS. instructions for
inspection Of ord. eiectronie equiptss
saHer aias METAL MEcHss iss.oss
WiREMEN. trainees. s45; electronics
This Is 4 Partial Iaisting.
Many other openings thruughout the
United States. Come in and talk It
over with us. -.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
10l9 15tls st. NV. X. 7270
i -t1
Evening star., 1952-01-27
CAFETERIA MANAGER

opportunity for ambitious
young man with ability to supervise
food preparation and service. Apply
personnel once.
HOTEL STATLER
Evening star., 1952-01-27
SUEDE
BOY AND HIS DOG

Dramatic series being planned for
TV. Enter your sons and dogs pic
lures for consideration now. VIII
son and dog may have had that
you feel has dramatic value: acts
of heroism, amusing incidents. etc.
Amateur acting experience not es-
sential. but helpful. State sons and
dogs ages and telephone number.
No material will be returned. Box
12S-K. Star
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

spTins ksxspspss seey Sos ssfr aeee
Legal stenoe., $500 mo. Radio secy.,
top salaries. few to $4,000 up. See
Miss Lee or Miss Grant, BOYD
SERVICE. 200. 18th cor. q lover
Zlotnick's, furrier.
ELECTRONIC craftsman (m.l, knoll:
mesh taTaftinS .su PsosSHstiCnisst1 s q kS snd
Line inspector. electronics. read blue
prints. Excel. salaries. See Mr..
Ford ct BoYD's. 700 18th cor; q.
BoOKKEEPER tf) med. Of $4,000
Govt. leave. Bank teller. 5 days,
$500. Typists, several, .$50-$60 wk.
Mail room clerk, run addressograph,
$S9 %k stsEt sEo Typsss a. Eii trsi1 Rss1
Ma. 6oss, Est. Is yrs. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 g st. NV. Next
AT eutfYi TYplsr d3 $1,000. Non-civil
service, Pentagon Bldg. Insurance
s:ss s!sH sSS e. s h'si
knoll. bcokkeepins. $50 wk.; MGR
5000 bk. mach, $50 wk.: jr. ACCT;
2OOO, oppor.. S7U Wk. hunQEG0S .Ol
others. See Miss Gray, PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 g st. NV. MA.
ROUTE statesmen tm.). $3.50 mo-.
white, exper.. know d. c. automobile
station. Mgr. shift hrs. $3.50 mo.
All kinds Of auto positions. PRISON
MEL SERVICE. 1911 @ st. NV.
sECRETARY a., research, $4,000 at'
once. MISS YOUNG, 1871 @ ct.
NV. ST. 1854.
CHILD'S NURSE 81. free to travel.
$3.50 and maintenance. Miss Reed,
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st.
NV. MA. 6OS6.
BOOKKEEPERs AND AcCo ouNIAAlNTs
We Specialize II these positions.
WHITE AND CoLoRED. men and
women, experienced, with references;
cook, dishwasher. mattresses, gen.
Sslas4 sSs Hs'a ciEsfha, sAFhh ~ Pisss n s.
WANTED for the best
positions In Washington vicinity and
elseWhere. Phone BALTo; TEACH
Baltimore, Md. (Mulberry $500.
MANY POSITIONS In radio .announe-
ina and writing now available; see
CLASSIFIED instruction re. accelerated
and professional courses. NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF BRoADcAsTNG.
DE hhH0.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
2334 Wilson Blvd. Arl., OW. 100;
Open 80: Sat. to Free Parking
ALEXANDRIA AREA

when eastDertae advertisements
addressed to StGf 0o1es, do NOT
i1sclose original references, ghot0-
graphs or other materials OF per-
SonGl pGlue. Copies seTUe the Q1Ys
pose and originals gsog Get lost.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
ADVERTISING
PROMOTION
MEN

OPPORTUNITY FOR
4 YOUNG MEN. AGE 2l-2e YEARS,
positions with large
grocery manufacturer. Leader IN
his field.
Some college training desirable but
not required e you have ability.
car REQUIRED. Limited amount ct
travel in Maryland and vifginia
Good salary and expenses. Phone
Du. 1004 Tor appointment.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
CRAFTSMEN

Mech. piping, elec. vessel. Also arch.
and mech. specif. writer's. Pittsburgh.
Moving allowance. interviews IN
our ONCE by employer afternoon and
evening next week. -
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE ooo
20Ss o. r. Salaries 70 $7,20O.
ELECTRONIC ENGRS.
Top positions with local organize
tions. Salaries according to expert
ence.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 812 wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 0442
Evening star., 1952-01-27
AUTO MECHANIC
AUTO METAL MEN

AUTO METAL MEN
Highest wages, paid to experienced
Akb n Vac AUTO Nohi bopY sS6d9 WoRxs, WOId if4o
20th 81. NV. -27
AUTO PAINTER, attractive opening
for above average painter. capable
Of taking full charge Of our paint
Department; very modern spray
booths. 6-day wk.; paid vacation
ad sssse ctass employs Tp MstSsVs ss1stiS Se.Sc cal
PYRAMID AUTo BODY Co. 1885
BladensburG rd. S
AUTO PARTS MAN---Chrysler dealer
wants exper. parts man for counter
work; will only consider man with
abiHty who can grow with our hust-
cssicn sss e1ss sieE isavs snS
surance plan. See Mr.. Flowers. ANA:
costa MOTOR CO.. 17os SSeod
AUTO. PAINTERS HELPER. coiored.
We have, an opening for An expert.
erced auto painters helpSr: good
ppcSytnnity 'eaos q learn auto paintin
am. PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO.,
1886 Bladensburg rd.. La. 6-69S6.
AUToMoBILE PARTS counter man,
work with large Ford dealer; goodl
pay and pleasant working conditions;
free life and hospitalisetion insur-
aliee. CHERNER MOTOR Co. 1871
Fla aye. NV. see Mr.. Rosendort.
PARTS apprentice
!, machinist wanted by progressive
parts jobbef; GOOD future for Iight
tyre man; Apply REPLAGEMENTl
AUTo0 iSii 0s r1kTs NAN. ~; Tor psrts de-
partHent. Apply Ii person to Leo
]. Kershenstein. WISslNGER CHEv-
ROLET CO.. Seven Corners. Falls
AGGaoa6siEE GhS5sani Sa: "a fAAR4hs ahg7i MAN, exp.r..
for parts dept; large established|
General Motors dealer. Metropolitan
are9; excellent opportunity. good
pay and other dement's. For personal
AUTO PARTS HELPER-Young man.
experience Let necessary, must be
reliable, have drivers permit; ex-
cellent chance 10 learn parts hush
ness; chance for Advancement; paid
vacation and holidays. group apd
cMsll eli M. HIsi,es, .JE. 3-SSoo. PAGE
HUGHES BUICK, INC, 62l Lee
blvd. Falls Church. Va. -c9
AUTO SALESMAN needed Nc once,
to merchandise and sell new. cars.
for 0 progressive volume dealer
Liberal pay plan; ideal working
cond.; demonstrated avail. to man
Of proven ability, II you are inter-
ested in making far above Average|
earnings, 1t will be well worth your
while to inve8tigate our proposition.
Call Art Covingtpn for eppt.. WI.
1900. CONVICTION MOTOR Co.
Packard. 1901 Wisconsin ave.. Pc
AUTo tncSci SERVICE PARTS MAN. white:
expef. with Chrysler Corp. prodiicts;
good hours and salary; usual en-
ploye benefits, See Mr.. TAYLOR, l. =.
STEUART, INC. 1870 p st. NV.
SETTLEMENT CLERK
for large Ford dealer. Do not apply
unless you have experience. Excellent
ooportunity for advancement. Per.
manent position. Apply In person
to Mr.. B9rtnick, CHERNER MOTOR
CO.. l7a1 Flcrida ave. nv. Us
AUTO TUNE-UP MAN |
Must know hcw 70 operate . SUM-
tester on FUrds and MercOrys: vel
pay 4 hieh rate on piece work; OUT
shop . equipped with the latest
tyne or eauipment; 5ls-dAy week
with vacations. disqualification and
other beneffts. See Mr.. Messick.
sTEUART MOTOR CO. 9Th sndl
Evening star., 1952-01-27
COPY BOY

COOK, with restaurant exp. Apply
MARINER RESTAURANT, 72l2 Wis
eonsin ave. o.. 1887.
COOK. expef.. sober and reliable. for
restaurant: no Sundays. Apply 1907
COOKS HELPER, white, for day
work. Splendid opportunity to learn
and advance. Salary, meals, many
benefits, Immediate opening. Apply
ehiet dietttien. DOCTORS HOS
PfTAL, 1915 Eye st. NV. -28
COUNTER MAN, axper., sober and
reliable, for restaurant. No Sum
days. Apply 1907 L st. NV. -2s
COUNTERMEN; sandwiches and re-
tail deltcatessen; exper, preferred;
nights. ia, 2-3020; 2705 Columbia
Pike, Arlington. a
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MAN,
good opportunity, permanent. excel
lent salary. Apply 737 7th st. NV.
CREW MANAGER, needed to train
men to work evenings and Saturday;
only producer need apply. Elk. O73S.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
HELP MEN
AnADEMIC TEACHER

College graduate, experienced to
teach English, languages, mathe-
matics and science wanted for part
time tutoring. state education and
references. Phone ST. 20S6 or write
Box 67-K. Star.
age 25 to 35. An old
established local food products COM
pany has an immediate opening Tor
q young accountant. Should have ct
least B.C.S. degree, 40-hour week,
starting salary S66 per week. Cafe
teria In building. Call w. H. PROC
TOR. Me. 47S3.
BOOKKEEPER, SIM
ple bookkeeping and credit manage
ment, Exper. not necessary, Ac-
counting background essential. Ex:
Gel. opport. to learn retAil bus. and
credit mangement In Washington' =
largest neighborhood mems store.
Excel. salary. GE. 91OO. 5000
Georgia ave. nv.
ACTIVE SALESMAN, willing to make
Consistent Intensive effort In above
average opportunity Of semiprofes-
sional nature. National eorpoEation.
STEADY year-round income N4th no
OF seasons. Cool working habits,
sincerely and honesty prime red-
uisites, Previous direct sales expe.
rienCe not required. Car necessary.
Phon MR.. SANDERSoN. To. 5000,
MrTHav s. 20
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DRIVER-tor established route. sal-
ary plus commission. Apply FLEET
PHOTO SERVICE. 1899 14th st.
NV. -27
DRIVER, white. permanent for Q GOOD
route salesman: experience unneces.
sary but local references required;
eStahhshed NV. route. RIVOLG
CLEANERS. 4626 Georgia ave. NV.
ia. $500. -27
DRIVER for grocery store. white or
colored, neat and polite. Apply in
person, QUALITY FOOD SHOP
50S5 Conn. ave.
for lge. wholesale distYib-
utor; 5.day wk., vacation, etc. Apply
DRIVER WANTED by progressive
auto parts joboer; good future for
right type man. Apply REPLACE.
MENT PARTS SERVICE 82I Silver
Spring ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
ba sE&.,, IueI Gil IA. ~Es. ..e.sEting
salary 81 40 per hour; 4O-hour
VEGA. tilaS and hail tor oversinne
after 40 hours. Uniforms and laun.
dry service furnished tree Appii-
cRntS must be neat sober and in.
dustrious.. Do not apply unless you
have had previous experience in
driving trucks. A good-pay:ng po-
sttion II yoI can meet our require
ments. Cali MIR. PRICE. weekdays
8 am. % ~ and , to 4. IA. $40.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
DRATTSMEN. MECH.
SENIORS JUNIORS

Attractive salaries, opportunities for
rapid advancement II < yOu have
initiative and ability. aese .
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PERSONALS tcont. ]
Free Demonstration

24-HR. GAZE desired for boy. 2 yrs,
with room for mother. RA. 1922.
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SELECT POSITIONS

MEDICAL secy, und. 80. $500; secy.,
Eng. tirm, small ofc., SOS. Pew open
ings to $4,000 up. Trade assoc.
secy start $500 mo-: law stenog.
downtown. $65-$70 wk. Dozens OF
daily. Miss Young, Esta. IS yrs.
1nquire-ST. 1864 PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G ST., next CHURCH.