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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

smaller states by larger ones.
z. Why is the Senate some
times called "The House that
never dies?
Two Thirds Remain
Because Senators serve six-year
term, and only one-third of the
Senate seats must be filled by
elections every two years.
s. How are impeachment pro-
ceedings handled?
The House of Representatives
alone can bring the charges. The
Senate has the sole power to try
the accused official.
9. Why does the Constitution
set dates on which Congress shall
meet each year?
Because Kings or their appoin-
tees had sometimes forbidden
legislatures to assemble or had
refused to call them in session.
10. What jobs are closed to a
Congressman by the Constitution.
Appointment, during his elected
term, to any job he may have
helped create or whose salary has
been increased during his time in
office.
II. Where do bills for raising
revenue originate?
In the House of Representa-
tives: so that the people every two
years could vote out of office Con-
gressmen who don't handle tax
bills the way the voters think they
should.
II. Why does the Constitution
limit the use of money appro-
priated for military purposes to
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
AT CONFERENCE

Richard E. Beatty, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Beatty, Sedalia, was
among the 81 freshmen, the first
of several thousand planning to
enter Ohio State University this
fall, who were given a good start
on college life at the first of a
series of pre-college conferences in
the new Ohio Union on the campus.
The conference, sponsored by the
University's Occupational Oppor-
tunities Service, will be conducted
each week until Sept. IL.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

TUESDAY AUGUST 5
Golf Bridge Intaonal London Country
starting at o'clock
THURSDAY, AUGUST
WCTU Mrs Wade Bruce 121 Maple Street, 2
FRIDAY, AUGUST 8,
Big Plain WCTU P. Edwards al
potluck Fair planning
Hall,
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10
Regular ANIVETS meeting Lake Lodge 2 pm.
AUGUST IL ss
regular meeting home
strong 212 So Main St
Auxiliary Trinity Episcopal Church. sewing and lunch
parish at 10 o'clock
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13
Club called meeting home Mrs F. Rosnage No.
o'clock
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
DOG WARNS OF FIRE

CENTRALIA, Ill. LP,-A South
ern Illinois couple wouldn't part
now with a dog they once tried to
give away and couldn't.
The Louis Troys at Pinckney-
vile credit Fritzie, a 3-year-old
with Spitz and other ancestry, with
saving their grocery store and per-
haps their lives. A night fire broke
out in a mechanical cooler near
Fritzie's sleeping spot. He went to
their bed and they said Fritzie
barked until they got up and in
vestigated. Neighbors helped carry
the fire safely outside.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
STRIKE ALMOST
HALTS WEDDING

LONG BEACH, Calf. lP,-When
a waterfront strike tied up a
Hawaiian-bound liner, M arvis
Hubel didn't know whether she
would get to her wedding in time.
Miss Hubel, 81, planned to
marry Seaman James R. Wulf in
Hawaii, but with the ill-timed
strike she had visions of leaving
her sailor waiting at the church.
At the last minute, an airline
executive, in the interests of Cupid
managed to squeeze Miss Hubel
I'm at the head of long waiting
fist. The bride-to-be boarded a
plane and winged to her wedding.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

taurants, hotels and others selling
meals.
Ceiling on cuts usually used in
making sausage were not boosted.
OPS said increases were nec-
essary because the Agriculture De-
partment raises the parity price
for hogs above 100 per cent from
July through October And a new
economic controls law provides
that professors must be given
higher ceilings to make up for
higher prices paid to farmers.
Parity is price designed to give
the farmer a fair return for what
he sells in relation to what he has
to buy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
period of two years or less?
Congressional Control

d peiiou Vi TWO years OF less!
Congressional Control
The makers of the Constitution
were determined that the military
establishment should be under
control of Congress.
13. In 1947, the Law of Presi-
dental Succession was changed.
What was the change and why
was it effected?
The Law was changed to pro-
vide that the vice president should
be succeeded by the Speaker of the
House, and he should be succeeded
by the president pro tempore of the
Senate.
Both of them are elected repre-
Both of them are elected repre-
tatives of the government. Before
that, law stated that the vice
president should be succeeded by
the secretary of state and then in
order by other members of the
PRESIDENTS cabinet - all persons
appointed by the President rather
than elected.
IA. Why did the Constitution
makers assign to the President
the duties of commander-in-ch chief
of the armed forces?
They provided a head of the
armed forces who was elected by
the people and prevented some
nonelected head from seizing
power.
Is. What branch of the federal
government is charged with pro-
noting "the progress of science
and useful arts" and setting up
facilities to obtain patents?
The Congress.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
RESIDENTS FEAR DIVE
BOMBING BIRDS

NEWTON, Ia. Dive bomb
ing bluejays are terrorizing the
people of Newton.
Several youngsters have been
badly frightened when they were
"buzzed' by the jays and one was
severely scratched by repeated at
tacks.
Police killed two of the birds
and thought the attacks were end
ed. But a few days later Don
Jennings, Newton photographer,
was picking cherries and an infuri-
ated jay nicked him twice on the
head Jennings killed the bird with
an air pistol.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
TEXTBOOKS WOORY
CHINESE

SINGAPORE R,-Chinese edu-
Gators have expressed fears that
the Singapore governments plan
textbooks is going to kill Chinese
culture.
The Federation OF Chinese
Schools is to appeal to the Chinese
Chamber of Commerce to convene
a meeting of leading Chinese as
sociations, guilds, and cultural or
ganiZations to discuss the matter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
PICTORIAL MENUE
ExPERlM EMIT

NEW YORK LP) - Now there
are pictorial menus. They are be-
ing tried by local hotel fEdison)
Pictures in natural color show
restaurant patrons what the dish
they order will look like.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
FOX GOOD PRovIDER

FERGUS FALLS, MINI. R-A
sly mother fox was a good provider
for her five young. Here's what
diggers found in her den: the re-
mains of five mallard ducks, one
small pig, three jack rabbits, one
weasel one muskrat, one wood
chuck and several pheasants.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
MONROE WINNERS

The Monroe Winners All Club
held their last meeting at the home
of the Sullivan twins with all the
members attending. The members
gave reports on project books to
be turned in at the next meeting.
The club is planning a picnic soon.
After the business meeting re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Sullivan. Club reporter is Bin Con-
way.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
COM MUNISTS DRAFT
CHINESE LABOR

HONG KONG P,-The Chinese
Communists have drafted 100000
peasants as forced labor to build
100-mile railway along the Fuk-
len province coast opposite Ma
tionalist Formosa, says news dis
patches from Canton.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
DOG cHEWs MONEY

VANCOUVER, Canada ZIP, = A
dog here that will. chew anything
found a large envelope and started
chewing, scattering $3.50 in bills.
Police were called and the money
was returned to Dr. M. L. Edgar,
who lost the envelope on the street
a few days previously.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
TURKEY HAS NEW PARTY

ANkARA, Turkey R,-A new
political party in Turkey was an
nounced this month, increasing the
number of parties competing in the
1854 national election to four.
Joining the established Peoples
Republican, Democratic and Ma
tional parties in the ruling Demo-
cratic Party with $40 charter
members.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

CENTRALIA, Ill. P)-A Creal
Springs, Ill. groceryman, owns
two cars but prefers to ride to
church Sundays on his horse,
Sweetheart"
Il just feel more at home on
the horse" w. H. Holmes explain
ed Besides, my wife and children
like to use the cars
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

the Gulf of California, a rattle
snake-infeSted, waterless, for
bidding chunk of land cut off
from the Mexican mainland by
from two to five miles of shark
infested sea.
Until the present generation
they fought every encroachment
remained, as they do today,
on their native economy. They
one of the few non-agriculture
people on the continent They
lived on fish, sea turtles, deer,
rabbit and other wild foods.
Then, in the early 1905, the
port of Bahia Kino was establish
ed on the Gulf as the Importance
of the fish industry increased. The
Indians had always been able to
catch as many fish as they needed.
Now they found that by taking fish
to Kino they were given money
with which to buy things they
never dreamed existed. Their living
standard went up.
Sharks Caught
1t went still higher during the
war years, when shark livers were
found to contain a valuable vi
tamin. Until then the sharks which
abounded in the waters off Thur
on, had been a nuisance. The Seri
caught sharks by the score, sold
the livers for money and slowly
became accustomed to some of the
easy ways of civilization.
Suddenly the Seri have become
caught in their first depression.
The value of shark livers has de-
clined rapidly as science has found
ways to produce the vitamin it
yielded at a lower cost. At the
same time the apparent over-ex-
ploitation of the fish industry has
caused shortage of fish.
'"The Seri can't understand what
has happened" explains Smith,
who has devoted most of the past
six years to the study of the tribe.
Only 219 poverty-striken tribes
men live in land of the once mighty
Seri. They seem to have choice
of finding new ways to earn money
or returning to the primitive ways
of their ancestors.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Calendar For The Week

NOTE This feature ,oiH regaary and OH be published
each Monday and Tuesday The is FREE Please send
copy BIZ Friday for taking place the fooUng pee
Copy submitted before Friday NOON deadhne Thank You'll
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

the Gulf of California, a rattle
snake-infested, waterless, for
bidding chunk of land cut off
from the Mexican mainland by
from two. to five miles of shark
infested sea.
Evening star., 1952-09-14

During Sears 66th Anniversary Sale you'll find rare
berscins throughout the store, BUT for tomorrow.
Monday, and Mondoy only, hove gone all out
to moke this the biggest one-doy soes event we've
ever stosed! Shop early for best selections!
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DESIGN STAFF
ENGINEER
ELECTRICAL
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEERS

\ industrial or mocha nical en-
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plus experience in analyzing
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PERSONAL

REMEDIAL READING. also other
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VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care:
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EN-. S79S 23s
SEWING DONE, alterations, hens
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GEORGETOWN.
VACANCY-Place your aged loved
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AMATEUR COMPOSER-Have youl
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BABY SITTING-Competen mothe,
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REFINED LADY. govt. retired. de-
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DRIVERS lFUEL Old

O1lAV GISO OEib O1L)
Year-around employment. Excep-
older with good knowledge Of WASH
ington area. $1.37 per hour with
paid holidays and vacation. If you
know trucks and can offer good
references, see Mr.. Lawrence.
A. p. WOODSON CO.
1913 n Ct NV 10
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ATTENDANTS

Parking: ever Is yrs; experieuce re-
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Addressed to Star bofes, do NOT
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TECHNICAL
WAsHINGTON'S TECHNICAL

! ENdN1CAL
WASHINGTON'S TECHNICAL
AGENCY
IPersonnel-public relations (engineer-
ing trsinins' wTiting exper Eeer@ Nit
Electronic engrs.. physicists. mathe-
maticians tPh. D.. M. s., B.. 81,
Desisn ens Pst thydraulic mach S S exper
10 yrs. exper. (overseas) $1,000 plus
DESIGN engrs; tdam constr. exper,l,
Transformer designers high sal.
Chem. engrs. and mech. engrs. (heavy
pilot plant expert 49, $4,000 II 200
Sr. aerodynamicists 49, $500
Chem. engrs. tbacteriology courses)
no exper. nee. --..---$ $500
P ,cp sSe checkers 'meeh' and mo els e.
Structural craftsmen tNorfol k.V vs s1.
Aircraft structural designers Super
sonic miSSileS) high salary
Detail craftsmen and mech: DESIGNERS,
Craftsmen telec. q mschJ $500 up
Tech writers tensineering and Jour-
haiism training plus 81 ex son 90 ooo
Editors heavy techn. edit. expert,
overseas later II desired - $500
sr. job analysts IN. j.. phila;, cahf1.
Production rod planners teleetronie ex.
Electronic expeditors --- $500
sheet metal estimators --$1l5 wk.
Xoans man t ths chem, s4o.ss $50 w wk:
P.S.M. operators - S3O0-S400
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Classified Ad Rotes

Local AdVeftlSef1
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 time, 43c per line.
. to 8 times eonsecutiyely. See per
line.
7 times eonsecutively, soc per line.
New automobiles. zoe per AnS. A-lins
minimum.
gpecial Notices and Personal. Be per
line additional.
Claims for errors must bs made in
time for correction before second In
sertion.
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J. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES.
315 18th STREET NV.

315 18th STREET NV.
oprs., asst. bookkprs.,
booking. mach. opr. (trainees), bill
ing clerks, cashiers. court reporters.
demonstrators sales (retail tr.). die
titians. craftsmen. engineers. lab.
technican, mgr. 'Tv repair store, pat
ent lawyer. physicists, physical
therapists, secretary, statisticians.
supvrs. IBM, tech. illustrators, tele-
phone oprs., central OF. exp: tele-
type oprs., ticket agents, typists.
Other prof., tech, clerical pos, local
and overseas.
sos K STREET NV.
Cooks, $35-S75; counter Girls. $50
$35; countermen. S35-$60; house
men, S30-$40; restaurant cashiers.
S40-S5O. and other restaurant work.
ers; porters. $35-$4O: age alas;
must have local ref; truck drivers,
$3H$b5; age 21-45; must have
local ref: wool pressers, S40-S6O;
l yr. exp. min; fast worker.
735 18th STREET NV.
Female machine shop workers. age
1852 min; 8 mo. exp. lathes. Dor
ing or milling machine. Shift work.
$10.ss per day; couples. household
institutional recent exp.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY.
DO NOT TELEPHONE.
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Parking; ever Is yrs; experience re-
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AUTO BODY lIAN-Top earnings;
modern shop; new equipment; many
extra dement's. Washington's lead
Ing Dodge.Plymouth dealer. ees
Rhode Island ave. ne. 10
AUTO BODY MAN-Fine opportunity
for good metal man for our new
growing body shop. Weekly guaran'
tee fiat-rate. pd. holidays and va.
cation. insurance participation: uni.
forms furnished. See Mr.. Collins
ANACOSTIA MOTOR Co., INC.
170S Coop Hope I'd. Sc. 10
AUTO BODY SHOP FOREMAN, ON,
Of the areas largest auto bodI
shops, has an opening for an ex'
perienced man; unlim. possthilitie,
for qualified person, give full partic.
ularS, stating age, experience. loca
refs. and salary expected. Boz
AUTO LUBRICATION MAN-We meet
thoroughly trained man who car
sell. To operate our fabrication racl
and advise customers on repairi
needed; good wages, paid vacations
holidays. sick leave and insurance
benefits. See Mr.. Collins. ANA.
COSTA MOTOR CO.. INC, 150t
Good Hope I'd. 90. -10
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES (cont. }

PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL. BUR.
l74O K ST. NV, ME. 2992.
Lab. technicians to $3.50
Dental assts.. pref. exper. open
Medical secretaries to $4,000
Secy bkR UEi s sesh0 est opDor' tn ssSS
Dietitians. opport. good salary
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys stenos. bkprs., recpts.. typists.
file clerks. payroll clerks bkpg inch.
oprS. cashiers PIX oprS., other.
1920 N Y. AVE. NV. RIM. SOC.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bids 14th and g. RE. 1898
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PSORIASIS VICTIMS
HOPELESS? New discovery! FREE trial
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Cleveland %. Ohio.
DO YOU KNOW SOME ONE2
$500 mo. to some one able to. teach
music privately to school-aged chill
dren in their homes; car necessary.
Hours. 8 To- 8 pm; also part.time
position avail. Phone ST. ara for
INTERVIEW. 30
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DUMP TRUCK OPERATOR, white,
over 25; Va. chauffeur's license
necessary; good pay, insurance bene-
tts. etc. Call after $40 am. Mon
day. OV. 3419.
DUPLICATING section clerks, ex-
perience helpful but not necessary;
permanent position, 5-day, 40-hr.
wk., pleasant working conditions,
liberal discount on purchases. in
surance and disqualification plans,
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, employment office,
II P ST. ne. 80
ELECTRICIANS, D. c. license; must
be reliable. DAUBER'S, 1920 18th
ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC wanted
with tools. Apply to rear III 9th st
ne, between 8 am. and 8 ami
ELECTRICIAN or helper with at least
2 yrs. commercial and control writ
ing: truck furnished; no drinkers
RA. S45S. TU. 4547. go
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRMAN
Reminding and assembling; pleasant
working conditions. paid vacation
and holidays; 5la-day week, S1.5(
Fl PoT r1oSIi IMMATURE SERVICE
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
NAT. EMPL. SERVICE
lMAsHINGTnN,a LARGE AGENCY

Sales representative natl. record COD.
$4,000 VI.
Sales (structural steel or hardware),
$3.50 plus commission.
Sales. appliances and heating equip,
$1,000
Sales trainee (oil COZ $215 mo.
Sales trainee flood co., : --$240 mo.
Accounting, executive trainse SdeRree
necessary $60-$S0 Wk.
Bookkeeper full charged - ST 90 wk.
SO wk.
Accounts payable bkkpr. = --$65 wk.
5000 mo.
Bank trainees tyoung) So, 200 yr.
to $500
Furniture adjuster. inside 1926
$500 mo.
Clerks fyoung) $50 wk.
Warehouse supervisor tsome exper.
nceSsary) $500 mo.
Store detective $50 wk.
Guards, 5 to 10 pm. 3 d. $lO5
1913 18th st. NV. Elk. 1870
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bRlCkLAYERS (2). white only. Only
6542.
BULLDOZER OPERATORS, expert.
enced for grading with d. bull
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN this 18th
day Of october. 1852. that !. Fabius
Fox Aaronson. will not be respon-
siblO for any debts incurred by any
one other than myself. FABIUS
FOX AARoNSON; 1416 Iris st. 1;W'.
Washington, D. C. ~
APPLE CIDER-Sweet.. untreated CT
der, high-Quality apples, at chill
COLT ORCHARD. on Chain Bridge
I'd. (Route 123), between Vienna
and Fairfax. Va. Sales place Oh
Lee blvd. CRte. 211). 2 blocks west
Fairfax High School. Telephone
Vienna 246-J.
WE WILL ADVANCE the cash to re-
deem diamonds. etc, pledged else
where and renew same at IL PEI
month. LIVINGSTON b CO.. 1923 =
ct. NV. Only licensed and bonded
loan once in Washington. 0uaran.
teed highest loans. Open till
pm. Saturdays.
EVER WATCH A MAN eating canta-
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the melon, and enjoys the work.
Very like our stan overhauling your
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Automobile Salesman

Automobile Salesman
We have . position open for an ex-
perienced, high-grade automobile
salesman Of good character. n you
have q good record Of accomplish
ment and are reliable. we offer you
an opportunity to make q connec-
ton with 2 large Chevrolet dealer
transportation furnished; liberal
compensation. Apply to Mr.. Ma
honey. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 14th and Florida ave. NV.
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TECHNICAL
CONSuLTANT

TECHNICAL
CONSULTANT
Qualified BY experience BACKGROUND
to direct ballfsttcs rSseeFcn ana
design studies Of stability. charsc-
varied ro.dynamic and metal,
lurgical conditions: to $4,000
CHIEF DESIGNER
Me. deg. min. 10 yrs. exper.. quail
s sssnIcal 10 chemical and ms sna.SSc
SENIOR DESIGNER
Min. 8 yrs. exper.. complex design
problems in development OF mech
anisms or small mech; operating 4,
radar and Instrumentation design;
PHYSICIST
physics in relation to development
engineering work: to Ss,OOO
MATHEMATICIAN
Deg. major math.. min. 4 yrs. exper,
applied mathematics; developm ndd
RESEARCH
Matnematicians and statisticians
Must have considerable exper. ep-
piled research electro-mech. geld:
TECH. EDITOR
9 yrs. editorial or tech. writins with
min. Of 3 yrs. on engineefing q
scientific reports: to SS.40(
LIBRARIAN
Male or female, min. 4 yrs. sxper
general library work with ut leasi
yrs. exper. in ORGANIZING, estab'
fishing and maintaining engineer.
ing or scientific library: to SS.4O(
ARCHITECT
Deg, must have extensive exper. II
domestic and commercial fields: Y
CRAFTSMEN az
is yrs. exper. misc. small-type me
chanical drafting, munitions sxper
''''' craftsmen
steel fabrication. shop detailing 9 JUI
SALESMAN
Under 80. exper. bank and comm
supplies: car necessary $5.2Ot
WALTER II. KESSLER
Personnel Service. 612 wash. Bldg;
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Experienced In aects. payable and
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Shirley Food Stores Office
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CONTACT MEN, 21-65; natl. co
needs men with ability to meet
public; no car or exper. nee; about
500 wk. Apply 10-2 pm. RIM
SOL 71O 18th st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
HELP-MEN

AIRPORT JOBS
men. 1925, for air
craft ground service. TEACH AIR
INSTITUTE. Natl. Airport. Hanger
L, Elk. -0063.
ASBESTOS SIDING MEN and roofers,
hourly basis; year around work; tor
wages. Call 10. S-46S4 after 4 80
pm. 30
ACCOUNTING CLERK
Exper. with one of big three automo-
tive shop operations prefer. Capable
Of maintaining subsidiary record In
paint and body shop. sos o wk. to
start: 5Ia-day wk. Call Mr.. Hutchi-
son, Ii. 3-SSOO.
AUTO WHOLESALERe, INC.
1871 BladensburH Rd. NE,