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Paul and Gladys Price.
James and Annabelle Putnam.
David and Peggy Randall.
lCharlie and Hazel Richardson.
Anderson and Alberta Sharp.
Stanley and Evelyn Smith.
Reginald and Laura Taylor.
William and Cornelia Thomas.
Samuel and Evelyn Williamson.
Coy and Dorothy Willis.
Vance and Dorothy Williams.
Robert and Bessie Williams.
| TWINS.
Hugo and Helen Rizzoli.
Raymond and Doris Morton.
Huemiller and Lillian Gotten.
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Births and Deaths Reported by the District of Columbia

| Albert and Elma llikas.
William and Marjorie Jenkins.
Joseph and Lots Levy,
William and Ruby Mahana.
Jack and Elizabeth Malcolm.
James and Nancy Martin.
Edward and Ann McAteer.
Marsh and Marjorie Moy.
James and Grace Nevshaw.
Henry and Doris Orlove..
Clifford and Irene Olrick.
Anthony and Anna Rompa.
Holbrook and Muriel Potter.
Robert and Cecile Ransom.
Robert and Dorothea Reitemeier.
James and Eunice Reynolds.
Beniamin and Virginia Richards.
Harry and Ruth Royal.
Carl and Pauline Roth.
John and Marie Scoltock.
John and Gloria Sellers.
Jack and Helen Smith.
James and Mary Stakem.
Elmer and Edna Swint.
Joseph and Susanna Tenant.
Guy and Allie Webb.
HERMAN Hsyfaa and and DSeStaS Do9ofSy zsslsa. s.am
Ozie and Miriam Burroughs.
Ellis and Clara Burnette.
Anthony and Helen Ciggaett.
Raymond and Minnie Cook.
James and Marguerite Fletcher.
Richard and Ruth Ford.
Norman and Lessie Gibson.
James and Geraldine Goodwin.
Hugh and Dorothy Hunt.
Austin and Agnes johnson.
Charles and Evelyn Mack.
Russell and Detsie Marcellus.
Frank and Sarah MCGOWAN.
Leon and Lara Morris.
James and Mary Newman.
Thomas and Miley Penny.
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tFrom tn. D. C. Bureau Of vital statisties)

tFrom the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Hannah sealfon, 62, 1902 7th st. NV.
Matos Rivera, 46. New York City.
Paul Soper 40. Bethesda, Md.
Dorothy spann. AZ, 2701 14th st. NV.
Henri Hamilton. infant, North Carolina.
Mary Ball. 6S, 1913 22nd st. NV.
Queen Sanders. SO, 3014 18th st. NV.
Loveina Looper, 53, 8O7 O st. NV.
John Brown. so. 1343 9TH st. NV.
Amanda Spriggs.. 46.. 740 KENYON St: NV
Paul Friend. As. Ills .22nd st. NV.
Yolando Ryland, infant. 21O6 First st. NV
Nettie Stall. 90, 2952 Macomb st. NV.
Leroy Lands. IS. 1000 H st. NV.
Robert Doering. SO, 312S N st. NV.
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Births

tFrom the D. c. Bur. Of vital Statistics
BOYS.
Joseph and Bridget Baden.
william and Marian Barber.
Solomon and Dallas Bersack.
Robert and Janet Brown
Salvatore and Mary Calabretta.
Wayne and Nell Christian.
wallace and Chisako Cookson.
ThOmsa Maalasn and and 9lSa Gaith GSlHs1. Tiilsn:
Bernard and Grace Drimmer.
Robert and Anna DUNCAN.
William and Marsusrite Foley.
Paul and Winifred Gillian.
Sarles Ss'I2 and and opFhsslia Fl hell Gonzales.
Stanley and Lois Groves.
and and Rsyiaa
2s9Sens 2s9Seqs snS ana Mars Sans Hsyesa Hsgssll.
Paul and Lois hoySkins:
KoStas and Anna Keritsis.
GsasHrs saess ana aad ks.srsn Ml5lan kohler. kfn;
sclomca ssEnaoa :ns and syly!n Vilaini. ihsps Tsw.
Earris and Annie, Mansour.
Yineens ana ans nsrS McesTToa eMsTaa.n'
Robert and Nancy McKinless.
TWhHImas WI5am and and H1o1sns Marssrst NS.hIt NslIyt
LYMAN % ma and aiSs Miriam NSReis oiken.
se% ans RaFS and P9sne. P5sness
esnn psaI snd snd fiH.sHss Eis. ssbbIss's bbTlss.
suis Is%s' .na a1d csrof Mi1drsS sdaIssDb Rsi1Iy.
James and sari Rorke.
Marshall NJ and Laura Rufan:
Richard and Ethel Rumke;
ArTood ArTrsd and and Mary Mary lsut. lRutt.enber.
Arthur and and iiH Mildred i'iidaao' Tri7ers.
bsva bbsvsrd ana snd psane saSan y3sSs5 Warf
John and Patricia willis
Georse GeoFss .nd and faa ShaI5G.ss bpImmss. WSfe
Gndrev ana ans ca3s.1n. Rhs Campbell cnn.s
Clarence and Rosa Hanton.
Ja%es and spa ca3Se2n. RHsGtns HsHsin, HsnS1n
Walter and Matte Holmes.
Howard and Hattie Jackson. Twins.
DOCK Ef. and rdo ci.rIs. M1fs iaeetssn Meconsnnen.
Emmett and Gladys Minor.
John and Miidred drd ,nseli Munson.
STANLEY i, and GIadalupe Palmer.
JuluS ana Evelyn Penfx.
John and FlosSie Pickney.
Ambrose and Jean Richardson.
Henry and Mary Sesker.
Leroy and Esther Smith
Noel and Katherine Smith.
Jonn and Lawan Webster.
GIRLS
Frank and Freida Albrisht.
Eharles and Mabel .Arpleman.
Gsorge and MARGARET Bassford
Eldon and Ruoy Bissett
jackson and Geraldine Balce.
Sergio and Mary Boato
Francis and Ursula Brockman.
raymond and Irene Brown
Robert and Mildred Burton.
Donald and Barbara Butler,
Silvin and Patsy Chisrizia.
Herbert and Myrtle Coffin.
Joseph and Irene Csaji.
Paul and Annie Da.sey.
Wi!l;am and Gladys Dare.
Sid. paSyid and Rita Davidson.
Frederick IAG and AeS corne,is ne s'mSns paniap
Charles and Ruth Fillmore,
Alvin and Sonia Fischer.
Ra phi and Marilyn Fitch.
Walter and Maureer Gablef.
George and Florence Garner,
Walter and Patricia Graves.
Martin and Lillian Greenspan.
Foster and Anne Higgins
Daniel and Jeanninne Holland.
David and Ida Horvity
Siberta Ss5e and md HeSannsh Hi;anb.tn Etc,,n ETff,
Evening star., 1952-10-21
'SoImon Goal Exceeded

Japan's 1852 salmon expedition
into the North Pacific reported a
total catch of 1,664.153 flsn we'll
above the goal Of is million
salmon.
Evening star., 1952-10-21

CFrom the D. c. Bur. of vital Statistics
Evening star., 1952-10-21

Dr. b. W. Thompson is an
expert on the right DR.. Locke
shoes for you. Consult him
today and tomorrow in our
Washington store Shoe
Solon.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

exceeds 1000. There are about
% classes, each containing
approximately so candidates.
Glasses are being graduated
weekly.
Five weeks longer than its
wartime predecessor, the OCS
offers two new courses, in
atomic warfare and airborne
operations. The rest of the
strenuous program teaches
military leadership, combat
intelligence, company admin
istration, camouflage, demoli-
ton, tactical engineer opera
tionS, weapons training, air
field and bridge construction.
surveying, map and aerial
Evening star., 1952-10-12

Styled by MiIody! Lovely
youthful curves without do
phroem bulge For the Stoy
down long line bro fits down
over the ribs, the elostic bottom
holds it down. ond the up lift
curves do wonders for your
figure White cotton, sizes "a
to AZ. 8 cup. 5A to AZ, c cup.
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photo reading, mine warfare
physical training and drill.
And the candidates learr
about a lot of other things
like BOBBY traps, the opera
ton of power shovels, tie
study of engines, road repairs.
river crossings to prepare the
site of a bridge-and they
even pull kitchen police.
The requirements 1ol ad-
mission are that candidates
must have a high school edu.
cation or equivalent, plus an
Army general classification
test score of 1l0. Only seven
members of the first class
were college graduates.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
CRAFTSMEN
MECHANICAL

Exper in mechanical or architectural
drafting desired. Numerous employe
benefits and excel. salary. Call ME.
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PART TIME MEN
HELP-WoMEN
ADVERTISING
ARTIST

Excellent opportunity to work with
Az dlrector, to do fashion. letter.
soENTes9a Tsa sSiss snsn:1 :11s ARRTnaT1stNa RUmsT SIas
after 5 pm.
shcp. Apply FRANCES IT n FRANCES. ISEs
AEqERAGTfaoN LIE AGGaS rNSpue.s..u.t,.-:2 sye1ue. 27 ,or
pasrt.time work, alterins corsets and
lished corset shop. to B hours I
day. permanent. Apply WHELA0s.
ll05 st. NV. 4th floor. II
bEAUTICIANS, manicurists, for new
snor. northwest. Call RA. 1908.
BEAUTICIAN. good operator wanted
FRED THE HAIR STYLIST at
RrCoks, llQ9 q st. NV. -26
BEAUTICIAN, exper.. 5-day wk.. sal.
es sk6 6S09sRnlas1sfH sna19 dso9EE6kNoR s9Ek aial aSHIP ".
BExUTa4i w. oFERAaTSoSRs;, E AaSSs, .xper. sS for
eoog coMn sSTth psy H2,rr aS5 winter months; HhG
bEAUTY SHOP. Savannah. ca. Wire
BEAUTY orERAToR-Exp.rIt I'd only
need apply; Hours Q to s. B-day
BEAUTY 0PERATOR. asst. manager
for ,eur. downtown 18th st. salon.
CA(CAAC4b o8A8Ey &uo CUUlkUEU8lQu.i
EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. 20
DOOkKEEPER-0eneYal ONCE work,
typtng, to assist accountant In large
restaurant; Sat. and Sun. work In
eompany-sponsored benefits; excel
lent salary and working conditions.
eau Mr.. LAMBERT. RE. 30l3. forl
Bo0KKEEPER, experienced execu-
bookkeeping department. Must bel
able g DO detail work and SUPER
JEWELRY CO.. INC. Mr.. Eisman,
BooKkEfPrR oaoKakkfIf;Pr AND rYrrsT oforl
small once. Must be capable: pleas
BENEFITS; good opportunity In oil
rapidly growing company; salary
open. DISTRICT OXYGEN CO.
INC, 1914 Baltimore blvd, Hyatts-l
yille. Nd. See Mr.. u. \. Nom
tAlBne. -%<o
Evening star., 1952-09-26
HELP-MEN

MEMS CLOTHING SALESMAN. young
man. experienced, to work evenings
and. Sats. at our Conn. ave. store.
AD9ly aDS :. 4th h0or' THE MODE. ia lath
YOUNG MAN, all around DRUGSTORE
work, 75c hr.; hours 8 to 10 pm;
HILLANDALE PHARMACY, 1914
New New Hampshire ave., Silver Spring,
YOUNG MAN to learn sheet music
to proper person See Mr.. Tucker.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. HOS 6
YOUNG MAN to work in printing de-
partment; some experience necessary.
WEBB CO., 1900 10Th st. NV. -26
chanical ability, needed to assist
engineers in research and develop
. ment projects. College training or
experience desirable. Salary open.
sRARcG ssa 9y coRP. of Aie1.aS1is AipnAS5,c Js re
YOUNG MAN. white, with drivers
permit. to assist manager of Novelty
Shop; deliver orders: work In stock
room, etc. Excellent chance to learn
interesting business and advance
TsIana Tspid5y avs salary epsI 4Sos RHODE
YOUNG MAJ MAN Tor foi deiivery dhIiiHsssyis Work. m1st
be neat and aggressive. Full time,
to 8 pm. or 3 to 9 pm. Apply
I'll l4th st. NV, Room 0l7. Il
YOUNG MAN. must be high school
graduate, for student booker in film
business; Salary. $3.50 to start, with
automatic increases. and opportunity
Tor advancement. Apply In person,
2Oth CENTURY FOX FILM CORP.
415 3rd st. NV. 30
YOUNG MAN for clerical work and
assist in farm. equipment parts
dept; permanent; veteran training
program avail. See Mr.. Moore, or
Mr; Staiger. MALONEY'S. INC.
SI26 Ga. ave silv. Sprg.
YOUNG MAN. for position in ONCE
Of large Chevrolet leadership; excel
lent opportunity for ambitious man
with Q desire. to make good; must
be able to type and have high
school education: Rood opportunity
for Advancement. splendid workinE
sS9nditions; Mr.; Gessford. ADDI-
ria, ave. NV. -OR
Evening star., 1952-09-26
HELP---MEN

OIL BURNER SERyICEMAN - For
vacuum cleaning work in Arlington
area, with or without car. Refs. req
r. o. Box 1853 Arlington Is. Va.
PACKERS AND HELPERS. expert
ence with household goods desir-
able: good wages, steady work. Sc
CURITY STORAGE. 1140 18th st.
PAINTER, experienced, sober. white
man. steady work in apartment de-
SHOP. Kent Village.
PAINTER, permanent year-around
work, in maintenance. Salary and
meals for 4S-hour week. Willing to
work day or night shift. All equip
ment furnished except clothes.
Should have own car. Under 40 yrs.
Many &c employment benefits. Write
PAINTERS wanted. top wages, re-
port ready for work KAY con-
STRUCTION CO., Conn. ave, Es-
tates job. viers Mill rd.. Wheaton.
PAINTERS, white, 1st class. Apply
BALTMORE RENOVATING Co,
PAINTERS, white mechanics only.
Call UN. 9255 between 6 and pm.
PAINTERS: white, report ready for
work. ADAMS RENOvATING co.
1929 M st NV II
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manager type. Able to
assume responsibility. Good hours
and pay. Retail work clothes, etc.
CAPITOL SURPLUS. 1909 Il st. ne.
SALESMAN-Experience not neces-
sary but preferred; salary and COM
mission. WORMSER HAT STORES,
SALESMAN-Men's furnishings; ex-
Pesion HalS fGSa 's7s5y 95 .Ra DarT
to cover well established
truck. All items we'll known in this
market. Guaranteed salary and
commission; minimum. $75 per wk.
Ss &sa "A 4huFs' ss4 and rEi Rn at t. as, P% sas
and Sun. Us
over 80, bondable, ma
ture thinking. late model car, good
education and strong motivation,
limited to travel; salary plus COM
mission. For personal interview.
phone MR.. MURRAY. 81. 47S6 after
pm. Thurs. and Fri. only. -26
80 yrs. old or younger.
apply A2 h IN III, person ,,,, tS Mr.. Earnest or
18th ST.. s.w. -2S
man to work in
shoe store, exceptional opportunity
for advancement, exper. preferred.
Apply at once, WHITMAN SHOE
STORE. $3.50 Fenton st.. Silver
Spring. Md. -2S
age % to 80, to main
tain and service established out
lets: liberal salary plus comm. and
expenses; car optional. Apply, stat
ing past experience in own hand
writing. Mr.. A. J.. Young, BREYER
ICE CREAM CO., 1880 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. -28
N-CANVASSERs, salary and
comm. up to $500 per wk. possible
SQUARE DEAL CONTRACTORS,
AP. 01UO.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

FIRE CONTROLMAN
At least 5 years experience preferred
with some administrative teaching
or writing background: excellent
salary with progressive engineer
ploye benefits. Call NE. 6914. II
Evening star., 1952-09-26
HELp--MEN
FIJRNITTJRF sAI,EsMEN

Due to our present expansion pro-
usually good openings for expert
enced furniture salesmen. These
openings are both In our Washing
ton, D. c.. store and our new large
Arlington, Va, store. Salary plus
liberal commission. We are large ad-
Paid vacations and good opportu-
nifty for rapid advancement. Come
IN and see MY FRIEND JOHN.
ATLAS FURNITURE. 92I g st. NV.
MEN. between 35 and 45.
colored. honest. sober and reliable
Salary and quarters. See MR.. SKI.
1901 Conn, ave, NV -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-26
HELP MEN tcont. J

CREDIT MAN, retail store. for new
credit store to be opened in south
east; 1918 Nichols ave. Sc. -2s
for apprentices. Permanent; Good
chanical aptitude. Apply End floor.
1123 Eye st. NV. -2S
DENTAL TECHNICIAN, metal fin-
isher. SULLIVAN DENTAL LABO-
RATORY, 1921 goth st. NV. ---27
OISHWASHER-PORT colored, good
job for steady man. GRAINS RES
TAURANT. 20l Upshur st. NV,
DRAFTsMiAN-Research and deVel-
opment firm in Alex. requires q
craftsman for varied and interest
ing work. Exper. in equipment de-
yelopment and plant layout helpful;
5,day, 40-hour wk. Salary open.
TIC RESEARCH CORP" Alex. Va.
CRAFTSMAN, white; young man for
layout and detail drawing OF special
stainless steel material. hotel and
restaurant kitchen equipment; per-
manent position with paid vacation
and good chance for advancement in
specialized field; starting salary
commensurate with ability. Apply
in person only, MARENKA METAL
MFG. CO.. SOIL Creston st.. Bla-
densburg, Md. -2S
ORAFTSMEN-Struc knowledge
OF structural working drawings and
details necessary. Boy 1921. Star,
Evening star., 1952-09-26
CLERK-TYPIST
With pleasant personality.
In congeniaI once. Company.
paid benefits. Apply In person.
OLD COLONY FINANCE CORP,
1919 r. !. ave-, Mt. Rainier.

sSaDi Eve e n.isE.ne.s ssF sdfF, =,
sSired;7 d., Phone weekdays. $3.50.
cOok.WNihite. for dietary dept ' in
small hospital in South Arlington;
scxsETa. E311'es IA. 4f4eo eHss Sc. sss s%:
cSsMRrrc DRUG CLERKS ta5.z zc s.-
Closes 8 PM. ms. closed Sed i Sunday ';Eas and
4sSs DaTc Co. 'f5;S6 ioS6 sais
ccsMRTfc sss, RiHi CLERK. exp.r.; si.2S per
: hour plus commission. CARRIER
DRUGS, OIL. 5000. Mrs. Mahan.
COUNTER GIRLs-Full or part time;
experience not necessary: good pay.
meals laundry: vacation. sTUART'S
PRESS CAFETERIA. Natl. Press
Bldg, 18th and sts. NV. %.
CREDIT SUPERVISOR
Exper. credit investigator who can
yestigators. Good working conditions.
Phone MR.. WARNER, ST. $500. -2s
DEMONSTRAT0R to work full time
to demonstrate the operation Of sew
ing machines. Must have car 70 20
TO customers homes. Good salary.
steady position: must be exper. Ask
for MR.. KELLER. $40 r st. NV;
DENTAL ASSISTANT. white, experi-
ssnnsed; snsed; nS Saturdays; $50 week, Box
DiETiTiIANN an wANTED-write Lsirh
Memorial Hospital Norfolk. Va.
DRAFTsMAN--Research ana deveiop.
ment f1rn In Alex. requires q drafts
man for varied and interesting work:
ana plant layout HELPFUL: afiie'0s%sS: s1Say.
oy: s1z7 for sDpt: ATLANTIC RE- RI.
DRAFTsWOMAN. civil engineerins
Utilities. Arlington. Box 4al-L.
DRiviER for school car mornings uzs and
afternoons IN northwest srea: give
telephone. p. o. Box z026. D. e
DRUG CLERK. white. recent high
school graduate acceptable: must
have good refs; day shift only. no
a1HoS Il ND; bk6Ss SeSs 's1s.' va oSoi g i'af'
DRUG CLERK. part time evenings:
FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced; cap
able Of MANAGING. fountain; meals
Afro PfHH1RsSadlc1. asis wiiscoSRssia
rcTSTaiN Our AIN anLs. eolor.d. ps szpsrs
GOOD hours. excel. uay. CHEVY
s0nNf ssE RHHEshASY HEsAAs sSretvIsoR. %1 sSSS s e
train and supervise Handicapped girls
and women In all types clothing re-
day WI. ME. 6940 for appt. II
G0vERNEss; ghits; for children.
prefer one who sWims and drives
car; salary. SI75. In reply. give
references. age. experience, back
ground. education. nationality. Boz
1891, Star. -
Continued On Next Psssl
Evening star., 1952-09-26
PLUMBERS

-27
PORTER for used-car lot: must have
with many employe benefits; salary
open. Apply $40 to pm, used
car of1ce, COAST-IN PONTIAC
CO.. 427 Florida ave. ne. No phone
calls. --26
PORTER. reliable; hours 2 pm. to
IL p.m.: .S35 weekly. plus carfare
pEL1cATEss;sENNp. Np' 4o1S sSi,iaS 5. ssth ST.
Arl.. Va. TIE. O096. -26
PORTER, colored, for exclusive NV.
apt. house; excellent salary. Cali
AID. 1887 between am. and pm.
tor interview. 80
PORTER. COLORED - For modern
apartment building. See resident
mmanassr; mans THE BAY STATE. la01
Evening star., 1952-09-26

for an interview. -2S
I NEED 10 MEN-To earn S25 a
night tor day., part time. Two full
BOX 276-j. Star. 1'i'ea' Zss %s'e
A 72-YR. OLD CORPORATION is ex-
panding operations in Alexandria
and Arlington. viii interview men
from the above areas for responsible
positions in our 1862 expansion pro-
gram. Married men preferred. Full
or part time positions available
Wnlte only. Interviews Hotel George
Mason, 3 pm. sharp. Friday evening,
sasp September 20. MARTIN PARRY
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR, Catholic
part-time after school and ali day
Saturdays. Good worker only. ST IA
per hour. Reply in your hand to
LARGE FiNANccEt% ct%s COMPANY in pIS Silver
Spring SorE % area needs man for evening
person, Mr.. MINTEEaNls. g before e :
pp;;ma'' pp;;a'' S047 18th st.. Silver Spring,
STUDENT OR GOVT. woRKERzs
d;TldtS d;M; tS pm to sci! drugs: may be
MCLEAN DRUG. 4asi wis. ave-: Sasm'''
LIGHT WORK; no lifting. Must he
good at figures to- compute and keep
degree day records for fuel oil con-
cern. Annual and sick leave. Ad-
vancement for person taking hold
and performing properly. Physi-
fs15y fasyyk, hsssnal''DO'd sss4l ELIGIBLE: ia aso1
sa;uttomobile auto salesman for well estab-
n Wash. % st.. 1Ge.y Aiex.. V Va. person ass sol
TWO MEN, between AZ and (SI). for
work in Washington and Va. Apply
Room 227' 1923 Vermont ave. Jn;W.
ESTABLISHED and expanding IL
thographer has opportunity with
excellent future for Davidson press
man; many paid company dement's.
apply CoLoRToNE PRESS. 1928
Al RiHi POSITION for TSS viIi}ne
young man to work for large hard
ware store in nice NV. neigilbor-
good; paid vacation. employe bene-
nts. Your salary will grow with
rhe Dusi1ess; W% se.spply apply 1890 Yuma st.
OPPORTUNITY for an ALL
around man, sales-minded, with
some knowledge Of accounting, pref
erably with background In Ice. fur
nlLure factory or woodwork plant,
Tor important administrative work
ns NO. man to general manager.
yicinity OF York; Pa. Must be earn
k6aSf%glsdse 6efTgn. stof. stoff fsetory Speratior
SMITH. Si4 Dulaney ev valley III mc Court ~
I'd. TOwE0N Md
Evening star., 1952-09-26

TREE EXPERTS (2), must be good
climbers and careful, steady. sober
Workmen; good pay with steady
Work, paid vacation, holiday and
travel pay; must furnish acceptable
references as to past experience and
knowledge Of the work. 10. 5-2a12
or 81. 66l3. 80
TY SERvICEMAN-Bench man for
westinghouse sets only. Apply b. s.
Allen. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO. 1918 K st. NV. a
~ SERVICE MAN, local distributor
mas opening for bench man and
outside service man; good pay, va
cation; 4O-hr. week. Call LA. $500,
p. LaBARBERA. pr
Tv SERVICEMAN, inside work, exper,
necessary; excel. salary and work.
lng Sonditions: ~. 7-9400. WOOD
TV AND RADIO SERVICEMEN, ex-
perienced outside; also bench men
needed: permanent position. Apply
1857. -2S
Evening star., 1952-09-26
GAS BURNER
MECHANICS

seTvlcs' Resldentiai ia " WORK. Hn sssady ssSsnss
l9s RAIhc!E With EeSd pay; AApglg GENERAL
GAS FILTERS HELPER, 25 to So
between 10 am. and Il noon. go
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, day
MOTOR Co. seven Corners, "F Fans
GLAZER wanted at once: good salary,
good worrying conditions. Cali after
pm. TO. 9434 or HI. 77O9. SUN
b6I 5IGHT e. PLATE GLASS AND MIR
Hail NAN, eolored; for modern m2a apt.
Pm. See resident manaser. 25Oi
MAILMAN. colored. for apt. house: !:
hours. 7:30 am. to $3.50 pm; 6-day
week; salary S10s per mo. Apply
HoUsESMaSS. GUS NAN aysI eeiorsS r;S' M
necessary; steady inside work, in
large hotel; liberal company bene-
fts. Apply employment ONCE,
,MARDMAN PARK HOTEL. 200
Woodley I'd. NV. -26
IBM OPERATORS for sorter. inter-
prefer. coilator. reproducer. tabu-
iator; permanent positions with
large corporation; chance for ad-
ESaneement; SaIl downtown location: 40
tthrough Friday. Starting salary,
$3.50 per month. Give address. age,
pnone SfsI number in reply. Box l41 X,
ISsTALIERs for storm windows sa and
combination storm doors; only exc
Se41 SReeEienGsd Ss1, need SsT apply. Call GE.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

PART-TIME MEN to sell storm WIN
COWS three evenings and Saturday.
Income, S76 per wk. Must have car.
selling experience not necessary.
ABBY o-o:3O p.m., 1918 N ct. NV.
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421 7th 81. N.W-

FSA 6Ih 0t. NV. -ZU
CLERK-TYPIST, age 1880. must bo
able to type at least so w.p.m. ac-
ing engineering organization offerins
all employs benefits. Call ME. 69l4.
NERK-TYPIsr - Permanent posi-
ton; Casualty claim dept: typing
and and. sensTal S;5 & clerical duties; t;day
cTERk-TYPisT TEih s ST for SsHi insurane. once;
good hours and working condo
n.W.. r Room aao Zoo. c'' 'Ao Ao-a M2s "
for position in once
OF large Chevrolet dealerShip: ex-
cellent working conditions. clean
comfortable air-conditionsd ofice;
must have high school education.
RoLEr SALES. l4th and Fla. ave.
age 1885. Per@s-
Good startins salary. s7s-hr. week:
Excellent Workins condittSns; Many
Bldg. 18th and K streets NV. -sS
Sses. kEPUsLic PicTS6hEs. F6a,c sSs
rEERk: Efi <: .::Ta9iFFisr. experienced. -Is BART
Time (y.oU am. TO PM or full
time six days per week for small,
active once of busy books and spe.
cialty shop; experienced h. Q. gradu.
ate with good marks from local
Catholic or public high school could
qualify: moderate speed but accurate
typing, figuring and general clerical
work required. All usual benefits
and 81 80 per hour to start. Reply
in your own handwriting, describ-
ing your education and experiences
in detail to Box 133-K, Star. ---2S
CLERK-TYPIsT, for insurance claims
once. Call RE. 3756. for appt:.
CLERK-TYPIsT to do billings aecu.
rate with figures; 6-day week. $40.
8. Apply Mr.. f.. A. Mehler,' CO.
LUNdBIA WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO.,
1910 Montana ave. ne. LA. 6-ss35.
CLERK-TYPIsT. white. some once
wk.; company dement's include vaca-
tion, sick leave, insurance and
MRS. LEWIS. DU. iii. rs
cLERK-TYPIST, for credit clothing
store: store: good -szfHry; 6h-day week.
cLERK-TYPIST. college ONCE. Ia
koma Park. Full time position:
background to assist with reception
Of visitors, mimeographing, hling.
typing and telephone. Call 81.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
INVESTIGATOR

Mr.. SELL, GE. 344O.
INVESTIGATOR
Coastal Finance Corp
needs young men for future expan-
sion. Must be high school graduate.
Possess ability t. deal with public
ana present a personable appear
ance Opportunity for advancement
G4 GsxceiIspsi cpGxaT Gsy not t, necessary. Phone
ITALIAN TEACHER. must be native.
Apply BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LAM
GuAGES. S39 18th st. NV. 80
jAN1TOR, colored, married, no chill
dren, for daywork in large NV.
apartment building. Good salary
and very nice one-bedroom apart
ment. References. Apply resident
manager, POOKS HILL APIS. Be-
thesda.. Md. on Wis. ave, Just be-
yond the Naval Hospital. rs
JANITOR for ofilce building. Apply
BOSS q PHELPS, INC, l417 K st.
'ANiToR. 1 new apt. protect: soft Job;
hlghsSt pay in area. Call AP. 1852.
jANlTOk. colored; apt. bldgs. NV;
exper. pref; reliable. sober; salary,
quarters. Box 433-L, Star. -2S
be Ist class man
with at least 8 yrs. local exper. Man
I want is now working in an apt.
house with stoker heat. Top salary
MA. 55OO. betw. 4-5 pm. -2S
for garden-type apts. in
Alexandria: salary and quarters;
make application. 1910 Vermont
ave-. Rm. III. mornings only. II