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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1912 station wagon: :.
ssS5. sss cal Ifr1sst 6s. &s2s ss2S,'l0n' priced
P9oNrTIAC P9osNrT e.. 1898 .sas, sedan; sss GOOD motor:
rSNTIeS iaiT .su1 e4s ssSo d005 WI stsssRln'r sssa
Pontiac 1S49 streamiiner De luxe.
car Including extras is priced at
$3.50 under the Blue Book retail
iSsS aSS ssssnass Ras!s e ~: Is
blue, r. h. Hydra; ! owner; posi-
syss tsrm. sDotsWSso WoEs SSsr MoToR 81 es 1857 1851
pSNffae WSssf9as'n 49, aSs me- az lGae GM 9ld 4dl
cvlinder: fully equip; new-car title;
i etH sct9al pal osnG miles; will sacrifice;
Pontiac 40 8.cyiinder: Hydra
mssse Mns,s ss5o sns B. 0ssfuPs ST. Psssss 'ssss' 10"
PoNTiAC ~; orig. black finish. 1876
motor; S125 or best offer. Call UN
PoNTiAc SGJTi 1s4e ch,eftian "s"; green;
radio, heater. seat covers; low mile.
ssgfes1 e. se5l : GTnefi TUl 4bi44p perfect condition.
sTuDEBAKER is47 Champion star
| light coupe: motor completely over
hauled; $S45; as low as $50 down,
balance 1S TO "a MOS. bLADEN6-
BURG WHOLESALERS. 2l50 Bla-
densburg Rd. ne
coupe: r and h., sun visor, like new;
ST 345; as low as SS5 down. bal
ance "a to 30 mos. BLADENSBURG
WHOLESALERS. 2150 Bladensbura
sFSDEBAKER FL hie 1s4s cow. couoe:
equip; S795. Why pay more? $11e
down. easy credit. Wash.'s Largest
Non-Franchised Dealer. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensbura
sTuDEBAkER AZ Champion 4-door
500 down. payment and assum,
payments Of S5S.65 per mo. for l:
mos. or $3.50 cash. Ii. 3-65SS.-2;
STUDEBAKER 194S Commander Re.
| gal de luxe 2-dr. sedan; light ereen
radio, heater, o.d.. seat covers; gooe
eoonndd.; private party; $1,000. GE
siTTD5EBAKER AZ Commander Star
must sell today; $500 or best ofiel
under; can be seen all day at
sTUDEBAKER / $40 Regal de luxe 4.
dr.; radio. heater, overdrive; 81 .15O
sFH6EBskEk Ff SHssfi Go' 1919 aaas Champion Star
light coupe; overdr., hill holder,
sli%stiaeF; q osn 6v fsSRsmy ssss on Mse whselsi
STUDEBAKER 194s. Commander 4.
dr.; blue; Wv. tires. accessories;
excel. cond.; 25soo0 actual miles;
Evening star., 1952-05-25
JOHN s. REECE
1920 1st st. S.W.

CADILLAC 1850
Series 81. 4-dr. sedan; low MILEAGE;
light blue; Wv. tirese, fully eQuip-
ped; S2,795. Phone OW. 1910 be-
tween ! and z pm.
UNDER OPS CEILING
Evening star., 1952-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|ENGINE-Willys 1887 engine. trans.
mission, all accessories; in perfect
shape. Removed from car. Only
or best offer. 81. 1915.
OLDS 1850 green 4-dr.; r. and h.
Hydra. drive, Wv. tires. A very
lovely car for the most discriminat.
ing family. A bargain, S1,S45.
RELIABLE WHOLESALERS
SS01 Old Bladensburg Rd. and
Evening star., 1952-05-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MODEL T

Model L
1925 4-DR. SEDAN, FORD
Perfect running condition: new rub
ber. new paint, new top and seat
covers; best offer. Phone Laurel
1371-J-2 or inquire at Princess Mo-
tel, I v miles south Of Laurel. Nd.
FOR COMMITTING
OR SHOPPING
British Standard slide-top sedan;
good tires. runs well; $685., or best
offer. Call OIL. 0535. except wk end.
-26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
Stage Version Is Planned
For Gone With The Wind
BY The Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-There's
going to be a stage version of
Gone With the Wind" Margaret
Mitchell's best-selling novel that
did a $40 million movie business.
Stephens Mitchell. brother of
the late novelist. announced yes
terday that David o. Selznick viii
produce the show as a Broadway
musical under the title. Scarlet
|O'Hara."
Mr.. Selznick, who produced the
film version. will be making his
debut as a stage producer.
Mr.. Mitchell said the producer
paid $4,000 for the stage rights.
He explained that I'VE chose to
accept a nominal sum and gamble
that the musical will be q success
and our royalties large"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
Miss America of 1e4o
Asks Second Divorce
eY the Associu,.d.Pre

PHOENIX. Ariz., Sept. 22.-
Jacque Mercer, Miss America Of
1949. has filed suit for divorce
from William Oldenburger III OF
Mexico City. The couple an
nounced their August % marriage
only II days ago.
Four months ago Jacque was
divorced from her first husband,
Douglas Cook.
In the latest action she charged
"cruel and inhuman treatment
and extreme cruelty" She asked
payment Of court costs and at
torneys' fees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
Boston U. 'Teacherphone
Aids Crippled Students
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON. Sept. %. - Boston
University today began instructing
a crippled young man and woman
through the medium of a new de-
vice-the "teacherphone."
Miss S. Lee Lewis, "a, Of Rox-
bury, and George K. Macmillan.
jr.. "a, Of Dorchester. will hear
classroom instructions and talk to
each other over telephones hooked
up to their homes in a pilot expert
ment by the university and the
New England Telephone & Tele-
graph Co.
Miss Lewis has had only partial
use of her arms and legs since
birth. Mr.. Macmillan was crippled
by infantile paralysis when he
was five.
Each was given a $3.50 scholar
ship by the university and addi-
tional help Is coming from other
agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
Miss Chadwick Plans
10 Try DardaneIIes
After Catalina Swim
By the Assoeiuisd Press

s. SANTA MONICA, Calf, Sept.
! 22-Amazing Florence Chadwick
I snatched five hours sleep after
cOnquering the 21-mile Catalina
Channel in record time, then
s awoke to announce plans to swim
! the Dardanelles and the Strait Of
Gibraltar.
Miss Chadwick, who staggered
ashore yesterday morning at
: Rocky Point Vicente on the main
land, Is hours, Al minutes and 80
seconds after plunging into the
ocean at Catalina Island, appeared
at a party last night. Friends ex-
pressed amazement at her ability
{ to recover from the fatiguing or
deal.
: She had become the first wo-
Z man to swim the channel. Her
time is faster than the previous
official record of Is hours, 48
minutes set Is years ago by George
Young of Canada. Bryon Summers
of Los Angeles swan it in 10
= hours, IS minutes that same year,
but no official AAU timer clicked
him.
Cut by Fish.
Although Miss Chadwick said
she had extended herself more
than in any previous swim. doctors
said she finished in good shape.
She suffered some bruises and a
slight cut in the chin from fish
humping against her. One fish.
she said. swan inside her bathing
suit but she got it out.
The S3-year-old bookkeeper said
she had no aches or pains. al
though stomach cramps bothered
her during the first few hours of
the swim. She managed to work
them off. She lost four pounds in
weight.
Her navigator, Frank Seahorn.
said she swan in a straight line,
without drift, for about % miles,
averaging 1.29 knots. The nor
mally choppy channel was unuSu-
ally calm.
Water Is Warm.
The water was warm--ranging
in the 6Os-compared with the
chill water which prevented her
from completing the swim last
July 3-4. She had to give up then
less than 2 miles from her goal.
: Ironically, her first attempt
netted her about $4,000, only
$4,000 less than this successful
try, said her brother. Dick, San
Diego police officer. The money
is for Endorsements and television
and radio appearances.
= At a party last night at the Del
Mar Club, Miss Chadwick said she
wants to swim the channel from
the mainland to Catalina Island
also the Strait of Gibraltar and
the Dardanelles-all next summer.
She already has conquered the
English Channel-both ways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
Casino Monks Return

CASINO, Italy, Sept. % (P.-
Tie monks of Monte Casino
moved back into their abbey yes
terday for the first time since it
became one of World War It's
grimmest battlefields. They had
been living outside until damage
Icaused by fighting in 1914 was re-
paired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-22
|Wuterspout Kills Is

CONSTANTINE, Algeria, Sept
% (R.-A huge waterspout swept
through the Sahara Desert near
here yesterday killing at least Is
persons and destroying everything
in it's path.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

ting the device in the gen.
eral area of where the pipe or
main might be. The closer
the operator walks to the line,
the louder the buZzer becomes.
If there is any doubt as to
how loud is loud. there is an
indicator to show maximum
tone.
Value of the gadget Is
manifold, aside from per-
mitting the company to bring
some of the older portions of
its vast and intricate mains
system up to date on charts.
Probably its greatest value
appears prior to new build
ing or housing construction,
or where other new util-
ity lines are to be placed
underground.
Before construction starts,
the searcher carries the
gadget over the area, deter
mining the presence, depth
and direction of gas lines
which could be damaged by
the new construction.
Above all, it has cut from
years into hours the task Of
creating up-to-date maps of
the underground system.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
BY Charles J. Yarbrough

BY Charles J. Yarbrough
3-foot change OF direction
can be mighty confusing
when using only the hunt
and-feel process. ...
The second and third meth
DDS are obviously costly, not
only from the standpoint of
labor but because of the dam
age to paving.
Using electronic principles
of the wartime mine detector,
the gas man now can: Pin
point the location of any line,
approximate its depth, locate
laterals connected to a main.
locate short stubs, separate
two pipes very close together.
locate the exact point at
which a pipe ends and
locate valves, curb boxes.
meter boxes and manhole
covers.
Other utilities are making
wide use of the gadget for
similar purposes. but the gas
company is probably Wash
ington's largest user. 1t has
is crews using locators. The
method Is as simple as get
Evening star., 1952-08-17

THAT MAN you may have
Il seen cropping along a
sidewalk with a buzzing red
box in his hand isn't looking
for radio-activity-and the
gadget isn't a Geiger counter.
He's merely hunting for a
gas pipe.
Until about 1941, the Wash
ington Gas Light Co., which
began putting mains under
Washington 100 years ago,
was finding. them largely by
old and sometimes inaccurate
maps, by guess and by pick
and-shovel exploration.
The first method was fire.
quently as inaccurate as the
maps, remembering that a
3-foot distance on a map is
hardly visible and that a
Evening star., 1952-01-08

steady Job with good future. Must
be strong. and willing to perform
some hard work. Five-day, 4O-nouI
week; 500 to. start. sos after
mos; 2. G. drivers license required
! and 8, Sun, Mon. and Tues. "a
MAN. young, with sales and manage
ment ability: retail business in Silve,
Spring; salary and commission;
SH; 0016, MIR. HAMILTON. 10
trucking terminal at Biadens6urE
Md. and to work as general handy
man during day at S1.10 per hr
T ggireda boo POWELL TRANsP. co
na sssei9s e Ps a1sn aaa e5Esaai tRBg
DENTAL. CO.. 1904 L st. NV. 10
MAN with mechanical ability and
some knowledge of radio and small
appliance repair: inside shop work;
permanent position. 40-hour week;
personnel ofice. SEARS, RoEBUccKs
q CO. $500 Wis. ave. NV. IS
MAN, 1926, white. to learn to op-
crate envelope die press; no expert
enGe necessary. experienced operator
VIII teach you: good opportunity
and advancement; vacation with
pay, no Saturday work; convenient
tons & InOse Appg ADHs MAsANGfoN " BIZ saf sf EN
VELOPE Co.. 80 L ST. me-, 2nd
floor before 12 noon. 3
MAN, for defcatessen; exper. prefer
red. but moi, necessary, Day shift
open; good hours; good nay plus
meals. Apply S107 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md, CT call SH. 1891
MAN to work in hardware store;
must be able to cut glass and make
keys; good opportunity. NO. 1880.
NAN. white. s is or over; must have
d. C. drivers permit, neat appear
ance. some exper. in auto. field.
CUSTOM AUToMoTIvE CO.. DI.
MAN, colored. clerk in store; rerma-
nent position. Apply 1401 nth st.
MAN, coLoRED. sober and steady to
perform cleaning duties in apt
DEVELOPMENT; must drive truck;
$l35 per mo. Phone MR.. COLLINS,
MEN. write writ; Immediately for fun In
formation how to establish profit
able Rawleigh business, You win be
surprised at big results others se-
sary to start. Buy on credit. Gold
business. RAWLEIGH'S DEPT. DCA-
14-143, Chester. Pa.
YOUNG MAN, no experience neces-
sary: sell linoleum and carpet store.
Apply at 5S02 Ga. ave. after l pm.
q
Evening star., 1952-01-08
HELP MEN

ELECTRICIANS HELPER. for sery-
ice work. Apply REGAL ELECTRIC,
5000 Georgia ave. NV. after z pm.
ELEVATOR MAN, colored, with
knowledge OF switchboard Apply
Resident Manager, 17o1 Mass. ave.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored;
board. Apply Resident Manager,
1901 Vermont ave. NV. 10
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HELP MEN

CIGAR OR DRUG CLERK, white
experience not necessary; days. !!
not strictly honest, do not apply
top salary. AT. $3.50. 10
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK, part-tims
and full-time. Exper.; top .salarie,
WHEAPoS AZ SpPa PaaRMac9 MA 9osP PP14ol Peneo Gs
ave. LO. $4,000. Ia
Evening star., 1952-01-08
HELP MEN :
SALESMAN

WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A
ROUTE SALESMAN TO SELL LUZI-
ANNE COFFEE TO RETAIL MER-
Giants, GIAs 3, ,Ss GuARANTEED s6alSI1sSI $50 PER
RE. 3502: 7s30 TO 10 AM. FOR
INTERVIEW.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
MESSENGERS

MAPPING OPERATORS
1O, with experience, wanted by
SOCRATES. Pittsburgh, Penna. good
salary and overtime; arrange for ap-
pointment with Mr.. W. j. Dimond at
Shoreham Hotel, January 8. 10 and
IL. 10
Evening star., 1952-01-08
ROUTE
statesmen

WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN
1NGS FOR MARRIED MEN
(AGE Is TO 40). NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY
EXCELLENT SALARY AND
MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. THIS is ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S BEST
PAYING JOBS. FOR FUR
THEIR INFORMANT
DROP BY AND SEE MR..
UPTON ANY DAY BE-
TWEEN l PM. AND 4 PM.
AT 713 LAMONT ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
YOUNG MEN (12)

We are a national organization and
here. If you really need a lob we
win place you in one Of our depts
and teach you q specialized line of
work that Pays pays. So per T hT. after
acter and be neat in appearance
After a 4-wk. training period we
will place you in the type of work
you are best suited for; earn $50
per wk. while. learning;. rapid ad-
SSanssment Plus special dalv company any
18th ST.. NV, 2nd T.. 3:15 to 5:I5
pm. only. See MR.. RICHARD. In
ttsrvieT win be made only during
LONG STANDING. established whole
sale lumber firm needs representa-
tive to establish branch office in
MARYLAND. territory selling both East
be- be- experienced and thoroushly 's ca.
pable. Good opportunity for right
ma man Replies confidential. Box
WANTEDwMetal man, must be Al /;
tions and hospitaltzation; with re-
Spring. Call MR.. POWERS. SH
EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVERS for
wood and coal yard. COOPER
SUPPLY CO.. S13 18th st. ne. IS
WE OFFER OPPORTUNITY to two
young men mechanically inclined for
self-independence after 2 yrs. train
ing with us. II you have the ability,
patience and desire, your future can
be secure. See Mr.. Liewald, l. c.
SMITH & CORONA TYPEWRITERS,
INC. 1413 Park I'd. NV. 5
EXPERIENCED radio and television
repair man. Good proposition. Un-
limited possibilities. Call MGR. for
appointment. ST.. 2345. 3
MEN AND COLLEGE
STUDENTS ewes. and Saturday
for part-time sales work; haber. and
apparel. No car or exper. nee. About
$50 wkly. Apply $3.50 pm, Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday, Room
702, T10 14th st. NV. p
vacuum cleaner man
for sales and service. Good PROPOSE
ton. Unlimited possibilities. MGR,
81. 2345. 3
AIRLINES NEED
See sd under instructions column.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
ARCADE
SUNSHINE

SALES ENGINEER, local ONCE Of
industrial and mining equipment;
engineering education essential Box
260-C, Star. III
SALESMAN-To collect Sand service
life insurance in Washington; good
pay and advancement. ME. 2S40
SALESMAN-We offer substantial
can lntelltgently, under supervision,
sell to paint contractors Wash,
area. Excellent salary plus car al
iowance, plus bonus. Paint sales
experience not essential. Box 326-B,
SALESMAN for retail and telephone
+" sales work Experience not fleces-
sary, but knowledge of drafting in
tion. Box 242-C, Star. 10s
SALESMAN, with. car; salary and
commisSion; good position: guaran-
tee OF Sl00 a week. JU. $4,000.
SALESMAN. PHARMAcEuT1clAELs,
Leading pharmaceutical manufac-
turer, science BACKGROUND desired.
Gar furnished. Box 328-C. Star. 10s
MATCHMAKER, fully experienced
CARBERTS. WI. 5465.
SALESMAN. established grocery busi-
raid: opportunity to earn 5000 to
$500 per mo- exper. not essential;
salary paid while training. Phone
M. E. TAYLOR, AT. 0122. for appt
SALESMAN wanted. WOODROW
MEMS STORE, 4046 So. 2Sth st.
Arlington. Apply in person. la
SALESMAN for upholstery and in
terror decorating: unlimited earn
ings;a must be high type man of ey-
ceptional sales ability; no previous
experience necessary; car essential.
Apply DRAPERS CO., 1888 Wiscon-
sin ave. DE. 5159. $
SALESMAN, attractive proposition for
man who is willing to work. We
train you and furnish all necessary
material. Unlimited earnings. pleas
ant work. Phone MR.. GOLDEN for
appointment GE 1900 8
Evening star., 1952-01-08

STOCKROOM CLERK, experienced in
mijIWoFk SHOE: s-day WIKI many enl mo
ploye benefits; under 25 yrs. of age.
Please write to Box 224-D, Star. -S
STOCK ROOM SUPERVISOR-Ex-
cellent position now open for exper
stock man, capable of checking and
Salary Salary open IaIG peTm oaa Ss position fogrs free
hosp. benefits. WHEATON PHAR-
MACY, 11401 Georgia ave. LO
$4,000. IA
TAXICAB PADIO DISPATCHER, must
know Washington and Metropolitan
area thoroughly. Give full details
and particulars as to local expert
ence. BOX 32O-C, Star. %
Evening star., 1952-01-08

NIGHT CLERK for small hotel. NEW
YORK HOUSE, SIS F st. NV. Apply
oFFiCE BOY, young, active; fol
general office help. GARDNER LAB.
Bethesda, Md. WI. 1923. 10
PACKERS, colored. for permanent
position with wholesale drug CO.;
good starting salary; 5-day week
paid vacation. group disqualification
Apply HENRY B. GILPIN CO.. All
So. Capitol St, Mr.. Klein. 10
PAINTERS. to do spray work or
trucks; must. be exper. to take
charge of paint shop; hospitaliza-
tion. insurance, vacation, clean
shop. good salary. See Mr.. Snyder
NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL CO.
23l6 Georgia ave. NV. 10
PAINTER, colored, married or single
with full or part time job, to paint
and keep large house, clean; small
basement apt. and utilities. in ex-
change. Rent free. Call in persor
after pm. 1909 P st. NV, MR.
KING. -S
Evening star., 1952-01-08
SKIP TRACER

Experienced for collection dept. Of
retail inStallment store. Excellent
salary. steady position Apply HOL-
LYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 9TH
st. NV. .
STEWARDS, white, dining car service
Men with dining car, hotel or res
taurant exper.; good pay. Appli-
cants must undergo rigid investiga-
tion. Refs. and physical examiria-
tion. Apply dining car dept, At
LANTIC COAST LINE r. r. CO., 9Th
and T SITS. ne. --8
STOCKMAN wanted; full-time, perm.
7 position; in nearby Md, vic. Mt.
Rainier and Hyattsville. Apply Box
lob Star, -S
Evening star., 1952-01-08
PART AND FULL TIME
SALES OPPORTUNITY

If you can answer all the questions
below with YES phone for appoint-
ment at once:
l. Are you earning less than S70
weekly?
Q. Would you work hard to double
your income within 6 months?
3. Would you like to prove to your
self you can sell before giving up
your present job2
4. Do you have a good car?
s. Are you neat-appearing?
6. Do you dislike canvaSsing?
z. Would you like to attend an ex-
cellent saleS-training course free?
8. Are you between the ages of 81
and 40?
g.. Are you free from 7-10 pm.
weekdays and Saturday mornings?
10. Can you furnish 8 good refer
ences?
Phone Ii. 3-532B Tuesday or We'd
nesday, 10 PM. for appointment
Evening star., 1952-01-08
LIFETIME CAREER

We are offering an opportunity to the
right man to prove his talents with
a nationally known progressive CON-
pany for q lasting and lucrative
sales career. The applicant should
record of capability and adaptability.
Our program calls for an extensive
training of 1H2 yrs. to 2 yrs. IN
learning our product, sales technique.
Office procedure and method. (Sal-
ary will be paid while learning). An
Since it is our intention to spend
considerable money and effort in de-
veloping the successful candidate,
only those sincerely interested in q
permanent career should apply.
ground and previous experience,
Roy Q7-n Qtar ia
Evening star., 1952-01-08
HELP MEN
MEN (COLORED)
On THnC 0nENT

n you have neat appearance and
an average education. we can put
YOU to work Immediately. How
would you like to earn $33 a day
every day, 8 days. a week, we viii
teach you specialized line Of work
is golden opportunity for men who
are interested in earning from
$500 to $4,000 per year.
II you are interested in your future,
GonF IN 0d e ose k and It 9veT syerySnh YSH haye
gain. Apply eyes. only at lO22 18th
ST.. NV, 1st a., 3:15 to 5:I5 pm.
only. See MR. THINNER, Inter-
Views will be made only during these
YOUNG MAN-Washinston's largest
Job printers. established over 40
dept. We win train you providing
you are willing to work and know
Call Ma. 1895 for appt ii
YOUNG MAN, with a college back
ground. to train as a casualty in
surance underwater; casualty in
suranee experience desirable but
with excellent chances for promo
ton. Give age. education, and busi-
ness @ experience in first letter. Eox
1OUNG MAN TO 90 STOCK work and
FIELDS CLOTHES. 7sa I4fh est. St.
YOUNG MAN, for mail room. M Must
be over Is years Of age. Perma-
nent position, 5-day, 4O-hour week;
pleasant working conditions; liberal
discount en- purchases; insurance
and DISQUALIFICATION plan, retirement
plan: Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES employment office, n P
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate,
good pay while learning to be freight
rate technician: state age and fur
nish references. Box 419-D, Star,
YOUNG MAN, colored, with part or
full.time JOB, to help paint a large
house in return for rm., free rent.
Call in person after pm, 1902
e st NV. Mr. KING. s.
YOUNG MAN OR BOY, draft exempt,
for display dept. helper. Full time.
good salary and perm. position. See
Mr: Waldschmidt. SPORT CENTER,
800 D st. NV. Ill
YOUNG MAN. as helper In display
department; experience not neces-
sary; permanent position; 40-hour
week; excellent company benefits.
Apply personnel ONCE, SEARS, ROE
BUCK & CO., 4500 Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
BOY

16 to II yrs. old, white, for inside
messenger work in 1ge. ofiice; should
be neat and willing; some h. 5. edu.
cation required; 5-day wk.; gooc
chances for Advancement. Call
PERSONNEL DEPT, HO. 5S05.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
STOCK CLERKS

For work with a leading appliance
distributor; white, 21-40; 5-day
wk., $40 til pm. Apply SOUTH
ERN WHOLESALERS, 707 Edgewood
st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TRAVEL WEST COAST
HELP WOMEN
ADDRESSOGRAPHER
CLERK-TYPIST


Comptometer Operator
For large, modern accounting once;
good salaries with periodic increases,
excellent opportunities for advance
ment; employees cafeteria, liberal
leave plan. insurance and other
worthwhile employe benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
USE STAIRWAY TO End FL.
ROOM 900. COLORADO BLDG.
1341 G st. NV. No Phone Calls.
ADVERTISING and sales assistant to
lady representative Of nationally
known woman's wear mfgr.; age
20-30. free to travel. covering prin-
cipal cities; permanent, rapid pro-
motion. excellent salary. For ap-
pointment, call bet. 10-6 pm. LA.
6-S377, or after z pm. DI. 1896.
Ext. 500, MR.. ROSSER. 10
AGENCY SECRETARY
Permanent position. life insurance
office. Work involves shorthand.
tipping and general ONCE duties.
Must be capable Of meeting people.
Under 40 years of age. 5-day week,
no Saturdays. Call Miss Britton,
Ma. 1880. Ill
Evening star., 1952-01-08
DISABLED WAR VET

DISABLED WAR VET
CAN HAVE A FINE OPPORTUNITY
with fast expanding auto leasing
business salary; must be alert.
ambitious; have q smatterinE of
bookkeeping. Phone OV. 1106 Tor
appointment. 10
TRAVEL WEST COAST
National organization needs 5 men
under 26, neat, single. free to travel.
TRANSPORTATION furnished. Average
S75 weekly. $50 monthly drawing
account guaranteed. II accepted,
must leave city Immediately. MR..
MISNER. Hotel Carlyle, 1912 noon.
Don't phone, H.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TELEVISION
TECHNICIANS
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ANTENNA MEN

We offer permanent Jobs with a pro-
gressive fnture,. MnSt be thoroughly
fishing good customer relations; must
be neat. clean and capable OF service
ing in q courteous manner. 5N-day
week; progressive pay scale; group
insurance: paid vacations among
Star. q