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Evening star., 1952-07-06
Anne Arundel Faces
Teacher Pay Request
BY the Assoeioied Press

ANNAPOLIS, July S. - Anne
Arundel County Commissioners
will be asked next week to give a
$40O pay increase to county school
teachers.
A resolution, passed by the
Board of Education, will be turned
over to a commissioners commit
tee studying the proposed salary
increase. It calls for an increase
in the annual salary scale from
its present $2,600-$4 200 to $1,000
| $4,600.
DR.. David S. jenkins, superin-
tendent Of county schools, said
the School Board is finding it vir-
tually impossible to keep trained
people on its roles when adjacent
counties offer higher salaries.
Most surrounding counties now
have q higher pay scale than
Anne Arundel. Baltimore City''
and County's is $3.000-$5, 400
Montgomery County, 81, ,940-$5, $50
plus a 5 per cent cost-of Living
increase, and Prince Georges
ia. .900-$4,500.
"Anne Arundel County Is the
fourth largest in the State" Mr.
jenkins told the board. land we
are continually faced with COM
petition from Prince Georges
Montgomery and Baltimore Coun.
ties, as well as Baltimore city anc
Washington. We have 81 vacan.
cies right now, plus an additional
As teachers who must be taken OF
in the fall because Of increased
enrollment."
Evening star., 1952-07-06
1000 Pledge Blood
IAt Aircraft Plant 10
Bolster Lag in District
Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY. JULY 6, 1852

Some 2,00c employees of tho
Fairchild Aircraft Corp. have
pledged blood to bolster tagging
donations at the Washington Re-
|gional Blood Center, the Red
Cross announced yesterday.
The bloodmobile will go to
Hagerstown, Md. tomorrow. The
blood will be collected on 10 sue
cessive visits during the near
future. The Fairchild Corp. will
provide bus transportation for en-
ploye-donors to st. Johns Luz
theran Church at Hagerstown.
Hit Low Average.
Meanwhile, local blood dona-
tions at the Washington center,
1880 e street NV, hit a low daily
average of SO pints during last
week, although daily requirements
to meet Defense Department and
civilian hospital commitments
remain at $50 pints.
During the last week. the CEN
ter distributed a total Of 1,073
pints Of blood in the District and
communities covered by the blood
mobiles in Maryland. Virginia and
West Virginia. A total Of SOC pints
was shipped to the Department Of
Defense.
In the District, 523 pints was
distributed; in Virginia. 1911; in
West Virginia, 1873; in Maryland.
las and outside the area, 86 pints.
Weeks Schedule.
The bloodmobiles are scheduled
to make the following visits In the
coming week. starting at 10 am.
unless otherwise indicated:
Observation-Disclosures County:
lSt. Johns Lutheran Church.
Hagerstown, Md, from l pm.
Tuesday-D. c. Chapter: Main
Navy, Constitution Ave-. Room
l2541; from $50 am: D. c.
Chapter: Federal Security Agency.
Bldg. N, 4th and Indiana Ave.
IS.W., Conference rooms, so, ST.
5th floor; Berkeley County: First
Presbyterian Church, Martinsburg.
wv. Va.
| Wednesday - D. c. Chapter:
Pentagon. Room "A $50; D. G.
) Chapter: Federal Security Agency.
; Bldg. N. 4th and Indiana Ave,
S.W., Conference rooms so, 51--
5th floor; Winchester Chapter:
Presbyterian Church. s. Loudoun
ST., Winchester. Va, from 10 am.
EST.
: Thursday-D. c. Chapter: Pen
tagon, Room "A 750; Prince
Georges County: U. S. Dept. Of
Census. Medical Unit. Suitland.
+. Md, Bldg. No. 8. from IL noon;
shenandoah County: Reformed
Church, Woodstock, Va, from 10
a m, EST.
Friday-D. C. Chapter: Penta-
gon, Room "A 750; Fauquier
!, County: Vint Hill Farms Station.
Warrenton, Va, from 8 am.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
A Candidates Speak
Al Burke Rally in
Congress Campaign

Four candidates for Congress
from the 10th Virginia District
pleaded for support tonight in al
rally at the Burke (va.) Firehouse.
The candidates outlined plat
forms ranging from opposition to
international communism to sup
port for an independent water
supply for towns in the 10th Dis
Itrict.
Speaking were Edmund D.
Campbell. j. Maynard Magruder,
and Landon c. Painter. all Demo-
Gratis. The other Democratic cam
didate for the post, Alexandria
publisher. c. c. Carlin, jr., did not
attend. Richard L. Feldman, an
Independent. also spoke.
Republicans Platform.
The Republican candidate for
Congressman from the district,
Joel T. Broyhill, was represented
by S. Campbell. who attacked the
Truman Administration for cor
ruption, high taxes, an inadequate
Air Force and its claim to "in-
herent powers" to seize the steel
industry.
Edmund Campbell spoke against
q meat ak" approach to cutting
the budget. He said the country's
main problem is not economy but
the philosophy represented by the
campaign of Senator Mccarthy,
Republican, Of Wisconsin. against
jalleged Communists.
I'VE must protect the Nation
against two big dangers-the men,
ace OF Communism from without
and the menace of McCarthyism
from Within" Mr.. Campbell said.
Mr.. Magruder urged military
"get tough" policy toward Russia.
ITO support this, Mr.. Magruder
said, the United States must have
Ia strong air force and dynamic
diplomacy.
4 AAsA-NdECUtAcS Law
Mr.. Magruder also promised to
campaign for strengthened Fed
eral laws against narcotics and
more bridges across the Potomac.
/ Mr.. Painter attacked one of his
rivals. Mr.. Campbell, for suggest
ing a professional staff to help
Congress to write the budget.
j "If the budget is too big for
ia Congressman to understand, +"
Mr.. Painter said, "cut it. The Fed
eral budget is many. many times
too large"
Mr.. Feldman asked support for
his proposal for 10th District
communities to develop their own
water supply. drawing water from
the Potomac instead Of depend
ing on Washington's water system.
Evening star., 1952-07-06

ovation was for Mr.. Doughton,
when he arose to acknowledge
tributes paid him by 1S long time
friends and co-workers.
House Speaker Rayburn, who
came to Capitol Hill only two
years after Mr.. Doughton. praised
his tall. heavy-set colleague. as
powerful physically, powerful
mentally and powerful in char
acter."
He traced Mr.. Doughton's long
career and wished him well in re-
tirement on behalf Of other men,
lbers Of the House.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Nurses Elect Treasurer

Miss Annabelle Petersen, q
former president Of the Graduate
Nurses Association Of the District
Of Columbia, has been elected
treasurer Of the American Nurses
Association. The ANA has been
newly organized to promote the
welfare of professional nurses and
nursing students.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
|x-Roy Analysis Cuts
Test Time to q Tenth

NEW YORK.-The American
Petroleum Institute reports the
use of X-ray in new test to de-
termine how much sulphur is
present in petroleum distillates.
The new method cuts the time for
laboratory analysis from an hour
or more to roughly 6 minutes.
The amount of sulphur in petro.
leum products is very important
to refiners, since sulphur contrib
utes to corrosion in engine and
furnace parts, and 1t must be con.
trolled very carefully.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Not One Escaped.

The appropriations group re-
leased its figures ahead of actual
adjournment when it became ap-
parent that the issues which held
up final action on some money
bills would not materially affect
the totals.
Every department and agency OF
the Government felt the sting of
the budget-cutting lash. Not a
single budget bill escaped reduc-
ton.
Almost half the total reduction
was in appropriations for the
Defense Department, whose budget
accounted for more than half of
the total voted. Foreign aid ap-
preparations also were deeply
SlaShed.
How They Were Cut.
The following table shows by
agencies the action of Congress
on budget bills:
Evening star., 1952-07-06
New York Delegation
Leaves for Chicago
By the Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, July 5.-One hun.
dred and ten New York delegates
and alternates to the Republican
National Convention left for
Chicago this afternoon.
Their Empire State Victory
Special" train was to pick up 4C
other conventions bound Repub-
licans enroute.
Several delegates said they re-
ceived kilograms from Gcv
Thomas E. Dewey calling a State
caucus In the Hotel Sherman to-
morrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
Budget Cutting Record Set
BY Congress- $40 Billion Chop
BY The Assoeioied Press

A modern-day budget cutting
record was established during the
second session of the 82d congress.
Approximately $40 billion was
chopped by Congress from Presi-
dent Truman's requests for new
appropriations. That's almost
double what was cut last year and
is the largest reduction in recent
years.
On the basis of statistics kept
by the House Appropriations Com
mittee and by correspondents, the
President asked Congress this year
to appropriate $83.778,570.533 for
all purposes. Congress actually ap-
propriated $73. .878, 1882, ,112. Neither
figure includes an estimated 81
billion in indefinite appropriations
such as interest on the national
debt. Congress has no control over
those items. except insofar as it
can curb the debt by refusing to
appropriate money.
Evening star., 1952-07-06
A CRIME

IFS crime the way Old Man Winter piles up
all the cold weother and high heotine costs
snock in the middle Of winter. especially when
you have tc look at Christmas bills in Jonuoy
and worry about income tax in February, but
you can smooth out these rough months by
using our Complete Oil Heat Budget Plan
which allows you to spread your fuel and
service payments over ten whole months with
just small, easy outlay eoch month. and best
Of all it doesn't cost one cent extra and you
con get the full details by colIine John P.
Aonew 9 Co, Inc, 80 Patterson St. NE.
National 3O68.
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only. Apply JAFFE. oil
Evening star., 1952-07-18

MANAGER-CLERK, dry. cleaning ex-
perience essential, able to assume
HEfsgsUn;1n,lityI e s Ar sH sS1o yAIET AT ouia as
MANAGER FOE MEAT DEPT. Of
large self-seryice super market;
company benefits. good salary: do
not apply unless fully able to COM
ply. Write P. Q. Boz 1904. Wash.
MASTER MECHANIC; exper. on is en-
gines, welding, and on contractors
equipment. etc; excel. opportunity.
MFATcSrTHassa Hco HsaKEH EEA'ts ANS s. IiSgok ss!S5sS
STORE. 2016 I4th st. NV. pU.
M1He2aTYiCUTTER, M1He2aTYiCUTTE experienced. for mod.
air-conditioned .self-service. super
BUcKINdHAM SUPER MARKETi,
1909 Rhode Island ave. ne. --22
MEAT SALESMAN for full-time pack
ing house: 25-mi. radius Va. side:
saIaTy SCI, a,y..a and % conam.; on only sspsr. ana
Manassas. va. ss-W-S3. go
MECHANIC. Ist class. to work on all
make cars. Good salary. Excel.
working conds including insur::
other company dement's. Apply in
Dept. CoAST-IN PONTIAC CO.,
407 Fla. ave. NE. al
MECHANICS, exper. only, sober and
days. Apply service manager. 1874
MhEoaAN;HG.s Il 81 Mes HELPER, experiences S
and with references. Apply Mr..
Haring, COLONIAL STORAGE CO..
MESHASIcs Lei ica Iii aELfER. niE enper coiosee
man. to work ON contractors heavy
equipment. Apply in person, 2S4o
Montgomery ST.. Silver Spring. --24
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HELP---MEN

BINDERY FOREMAN, for second
shift; must be. thorouRhly experi-
enssS 1 II Y r,6 sll Dhasssi oniv sa1sFY} a1FY}Rss EPsa
FINISHING AND BINDfNd CO..
siRSfeckLAYEksI.first-cl iSes haIi Is mechsn- s
les needed for lge. veterans hospt-
sacaok a lGe u rfRspRoofISG GsaS5Ras Sd0 co. IRs
BHIIbozER MfiLii II; oSSPERAToR, e expert
snced only. with car; excel. wages.
B6fcHER. III; fsaR; exper., permanent pos. %
SUPER MARKET, 5000 Conn ave.
BUTCHER, exper,. reliable. sober:
good nsrsng sslaTy for THop FiEht man apply
BUTCHER, experienced, for high-ciass
trade: must be honest and reliable;
good salary for righ man. SH.
1850; eyes,, LO. 4-0322. lis :
BUTCHER-Fairly experienced meat
cutter and merchandtser, better
Sverage n serasn man JOG ABBY s DsIs1 MARTiNs sNa
1890 Wisconsin ave. 20
BRICKLAYERS WANTED - Steady
work; experienced men, white only.
Report with tools to. BUCK JACK
SON, ..Sth and Oglethorpe sts. ne.
caNSassMEERs,1 al Sas Hi 1853; 70 max. .npo,ntm.nt,
for our, outside sales force: gem
erous salary, plus high commission; !;
no selling. MR.. KING, JU. S-1612.
cANvAssERs, house to house, men;
$2.96 item. with 81 90 front money;
sss9 sssn Or sfa i5sv' Moah lfih faoToahz. 4 Rlz.
PHERS 22s
CARPENTER-For Saturdays. to Mt
locks on doors. co. 1175. go
CARPENTERS. 3, experienced men.
Apply corner Rexhill DIR. and Ray
Y aoff Kensinston ems 9S1 PARKWAY. asM 5' 11S A1di,
CARPENTERS 90 exper., to do rough
can do finished work apply. Cali
c2RpsNTERs AZ ssrT ia aND M HELpERs-About
s months work, good pay; brick
ramblers. Ivanhoe st. and Harris
ave-. Wheaton, Md. Lo. $4,000.
CARPENTERS, 20 exper. men for long
job. Directions: out Georgia ave. ex-
roe St., right to lob sign. 80
CAR Saturday: men en-
pioyed 8 days week, make an extra
day Saturday. 1880 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, Md.
CASHIER AND FOOD CHECKER,
young man over 21. his. grad, good
ref. hrs. s pm. to 1 am; exper.
helpful but not necessary. oppor; to
learn learn stss restaurant business. on BOX
cHofR fHni sisT iDsITREcroR, uua,if,ed. So some
exper. Written application, stating
salary expected, to Music Committee;
Cheverly ave, Cheverly, Nd. -19
CLERK to work in small hotel; must
6e 80 yrs. or over. Box 2S7-B.
CLERK - Age a1-s5; general once Oh
duties. some knowledge .cashiering,
snce preferred but not essential;
$50 to start. Apply own writing.
CLERK-Postins accounts, phone,
general ONCE work; six-day week;
$S655, $65 We weekly. See MIR. THOMAS.
CLERK. retail hardware. experienced
preferred, but not essential; paid
vacation plus usual employe benz
efts; salary open. Call oW. 1900
CLERK Sppe Fast stock and clean.up y
EWS PHARMACY. Ii. 3-1O65.
CLERK, parts. for Lincoln-Mercury
dealer: exper. necessary; work In
air-cond. parts dept: good salary,
ton and life insurance: excel. work
ing conds., pleasant surroundings.
Apply Mr.. Spencer, parts manager.
Closed Sat. MAYFLOWER MOTORS,
1125 18th st. NV. Us
perm, to be trained
ing cond., .5-day week; must know
city. DI. 1924. 30
MAN - Experience
necessary: good salary. This is not
9 chain store. UNION CLOTHIERS,
3O7 7th st. NV. 20
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HELP--MEN

MAN to care for horses, and dc
estate estate: slroom Sanssni brick house, FUR
nished: age not important, but must
be willing to work ss directed and
M. Mr. pEPRANcEAUx, g. MA Nx. 5000;
eyes,. OIL. 3612. 30
YOUNG MAN, white. to operate auto
mobile service control board; expert
ence not necessary; good hours and
salary. Box 12-B. Star. lis
YOUNG MAN to work in fruit and
vegetable market. No experience
5000 Georgia ave. NV. --19
MAN to work in grocery store;
MARKET. 1918 14th st. NV. -19
YOUNG MAN, draft deferred, for
trucking business. Must be familiar
with Met. Wash. area. Able to
handle colored drivers. Also assist
IN nfice. Must be dependable and
honest. State age. education and ex-
perience. Box 2S5-B. Star. 30
YOUNG MEN wanted; $50 guarantee;
selling, local or travel I'll 14th st
n,T;; Rosm 917. MoYE iPHoIoG-
STUDENTS. and others, to collect on
commission basis; must have. car;
- -AAALO VA buA y tAAAlC- oCC 10As OlAuhdA4y
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719
9TH st. NV. al
ALL-AROUND KITCHEN and short
order men wanted. GREENWAY
RESTAURANT. $3.50 E. Capitol;
ExPER. WOOL PREssER-steady
job; piece work, 5 cents per piece.
MIR. LISTRANI, GE. 666S. -I9
IDEAL SITUATION for retired Gov.
ernment employe or retired non.
commissioned officer Of armed
forces. Attractive 5-room house
space for chickens and garden;
available rental free in return for
supervision Of estate and two days
a week work; 80 miles from Wash
ington; recommendations required
Address MIS-. A. C. Wedemeyel
Friends Advice, Boyds, Md, tele-
phone Poolesyille 3271. -22
yer Spring. Md apt. furn. and sal
ary: permanent job for willing,
capable man who can follow instr
and keep premises clean; write
qualifications. including age. exper.,
number in family. BELFIORE CO.,
1908 18th st. NV, DI, 5522. 30
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HELP--MEN

to contact men and wom-
en-; no convassing; quality leads
furn.; car nec.; high earnings. ST
1913 until 3 pm. 1Ss
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex.
perienced. ADAMS AMOCO SERV.
ICE. 4th and r. !. ave. ne. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper., sober and reliable, Apply II
person, COLONIAL VILLAGE ESQ
17l2 Wilson blvd. 30
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper. in fabrication. Good salary
plus overtime and comm. CON
NOR'S, INC. 2721 Naylor I'd. Sc
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
lge. service station: vacation viii
pay; disqualification plan; good sal
ary. Apply LEE PERSHING ESQ
$500 N. Pershing dr.. OW. 7707
Evening star., 1952-07-18
TV Serviceman-Outside

TV SERVICE MEN
Atlantic needs bench and outside men
for permanent job. Full or part
time. Top nay for experienced men.
Apply in person all day Sat. and
Mon. 1925 18th st. ne. ATLANTIC
Evening star., 1952-07-18

PAINTERS (WHITE)
Inside and outside experience; large
apt. DEVELOPMENT; good hourly pay.
Apply BUCKINGHAM. Maintenance
Dept. 4235 N. Pershing dr.. Arla Va.
PARKING ATTENDANTS. over rs
years Experience required. Apply
Parking Lot 18th and = st. NV,
PHARMACIST, part time. 3 or 4
mornings and one evening, sched-
ule can be arranged. TRIANGLE
PHARMACY, ARSadAoCY, 18th and You NV,
PRaRSaSisr. IA SsSSi reg. in Va: full full Of
mzsos Rhss simf sHAR%ac4 aiGa 4saiaFFzz Fz. fpsI Yfn
PHARMACIST. full time. permanent;
new store; perfect working cond.
Salary acy open. MR.. sTEINBERG.a 20.
Pa2RRSMACIsT. reg. D. c.; 8 morn
ings and 3 ewes. STADIUM PHAR-
MACY, Ii. 3-6161. 20
PHARMACIST, full time; excel. salary
and working conds. Apply EMPIRE
PHARMACY, 1873 Conn. ave. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHER wanted; 500 wkly
salary; own Transportation or other
arrangements can be made. I'll
l4th St, Room 917. MOYE Pho
1OjHAf HENS. s w
PLASTERERS, . white mechanics.
1923 Fairmont st., NV. 10
PLASTERERS, colored. 1st-class me-
chanicS only; also hod carriers;
sad Snf 'Ss Ssy,dr ss' apt project; s9th amE s.
HADINI g SON, --22
steady 5 work; only 'first-class WHIT white
mechanics need apply; TO. $500
sfteS s p 8 pm. cali TO. S4s4 Or wa. VA
PLUMBER. experienced, for jobbins
,if and remodslins. m 6s,s D. G. drivers per-
s ing. :@pes: ! exper. M Da PLUMBERS af helpers. %
Call CHI. 1853 for appt. or come in
between 10 .and> IL. 1018 N.
Steuart st., Arl.. Va. -19
PLUMBER-we have an opening for
man experienced in jobbing and
remodeling. Full-time work with
Syssotimeo Sssson oEoRR ooaRysRRtaFss. wAggSEZR AAgE1Z Z
Co. 1918 9Th SC. s.w. 30
PLUMBER for iobbing work. Must
be 1st-class mechanic with D. C.
drivers permit; steady Job, good pay
h hhpply :Ie !; L, sATTMAE an ass;o 4 SON. 3oo4
wants to really learn the PLUMBING
trade. Also attend school. Apply
IrsrII aye; ne. Ho; 22o0. 20
MACY. 1901 Eye st. NV. 30
PORTER. colored for high class
apartment building. Must be sober
and experienced. Call Resident
Manager. NO. 5000, e-5 Mon.
PORTER for liquor store. must have
sSsry iIaGoEs Ss
ssR Ii Is 20 % e. &c gssrs DGae for air
conditioned apt: BLDG: permanent
WELL APIS. 1915 Ogden st. NV
PoSRiTEsR AND SODA CLERK, middle
dTagstore: good pay. yo. S-5so0.
zapIs 'rSSobs Sss' 2 T2nE TSi1 vssss sssa
PRdESsssssEERs. PdSsssEs II; regular sii; Job, good pay
excel. working cond. 230s r. /
|pRiNTEss RI; Frs One day proofreaSer @
ern job shop; above-union scale Il
qualified men. Write to Box 288-B
RADIO. SERVICEMAN - Benchwork
Must be exper.; good working conds.
DOWD,S RADIO & ELECTRIC CO.,
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, n attrac.
tive commissions, aggressive Coop
Grafton with growing concern. For
interview, cali Mr.. Shafran, BET
TER HOMES. REALTY. 1888 VIII
REAL Ia 0lEsf EsfAAhE AASE sasIEsMARS ysI SsaoS eapsri
enced; huge GI development fol
'bread and butter" money; custom
brokerage for your big money; must
have pleasing personality, ORLOS-
Ky q GLENN. JU. S-SS00; eyes,.
81. 7T24.
RECEIVERS, experienced, for mod.
ern, air-conditioned. self service
super market; group insurance. paid
vacations. Apply in person tc
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET
1909 Rhode Island ave. ne. 20
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Observation-Disclosures
TO $1,000

To assist supervising maintenance
and design of air conditioning. heat.
ing and ventilation systems; mus
have 3 to 10 yrs practical expert
ence and mechanical engineering de-
gree; under 40 yrs; excellent oppor.
tunity with Substantial employment
HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
RIM. 200. 1341 g st. NV. --1S
EVENING ENGINEER for apt. house
work. Must have air-conditioning
exper. Cali MRS. LEVER, Res. Mgr.,
EN-. 0700. --19
FENCE CREW. Immediately, white,
Best deal in town. Contact Mr.. Dod-
son, GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP,
1109 jefferson Davis hwy, Ari.. Va,
OF. 5000. -19
HELPER WANTED -
Young, strong, colored man to work
In furniture store; good pay and
paid vacation. This Is perm. job
See Mr.. Phillips. II. ABRAMSON
m Hfh NJ Z 81 . ~ Wy, on
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COLLECTOR

Must have exper.. must have car,
must know territory. Good salary
open. Generous car expenses. Apply
In person to AIRWAY BRANCHES.
INC. 1871 II st. NV. ---19
COLLECTORS SALESMAN for long
established home furnishings install
ment nrm; car necessary: excellent
income. Desire experienced man
See MIR. THOMAS. 1881 7th st. NV,
COOK, fun time for night work;
Mo- Mds 4s5ti4STs To' 4sTs blvd College Pa PARK
round kitchen man: 5 p.m.-1 am.
home salary. DANNY's STEAK
anS H3uSa; Ss v,os corner n Good Hope I'd
COOK, end, white; pleasant workins
conds.;. rm.. board and laundry,
plus salary. Apply in person. MA
SONIC AND EASTERN STAR HOME,
5000 New Hamp. ave. ne. Do not
COOK. thoroughly exper.; day work;
full charge Of kit; no Sun. Apply
TIE IHELE TAVERN RESTAURANT. Box
coGNfEksMaiN-pEcAruR cethlfi ssali LUNSH, 1lS
1928 14th st. NV. $45 per wk., 9
cSoSEfSSiTERMAN-pelicstessen SSfSi ,sS resssu-
CoUNTERMEN. coiored, must be
strong; some experience on meat
counter; steady and part time.
JACK MILLER, o st. market. stand
DELICATEssEN CoUNTERMAN, ex-
perience not necessary; S-hr. day.
Apply Se4s Conn. ave. till 9 pm. Pm
|DELIcATEssEN MAN. exper.. for
Kosher super market Apply in per-
son. MARINoFF & PRrTT. 6235 Ga.
DELIVERY BoY, must have drive driver,
psrnsss- permit; 6s-day ayr,y wk.: nnP sxPer met not
nfSsfSsaEE MSskET soos oaDPs ssnnins soEMasDs "a ss
DIsHwAsHER, DECATUR LUNCH
4726 14th st. NV. S35 wk. 8 days
IDIsHWAsHER WANTED, colored. Sp.
ply ALBAN TOWERS. 37o0 Mass
DISPLAY AND sToCK-Young high
school grad, artistically inclined
window and interior displays and
fasFai Wasts, LsskrY iiSsE F0rs sHop ADP!s Poo
IDISHWAsHER, colored; nights: exper
BeItsyiye: Md, TO. 9653. 30
DOORMAN-White. experienced; good
working conditions. Apply MIR. MEL
IDRAFTSMAN, exper. in mechanical
drafting. desired with specific exper
on machine drawings; numerous
employe benefits and excel. salary
DRAFTsMAHNY T NJ NH Immediate openin, Ia
for young man with engineering OF
architectural training for perma.
nent position with local established
industry. Unusual opportunity. fol
advancement; should own car. Write
fully, stating education, experience
and salary expected. or phone fol
excellent references. AP. S444
AMERICAN IRON WORKS, INC.
P. o. Box 65, Bladensburg, Nd. 20
Evening star., 1952-07-18

SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. fol-
for thorough man. WI. 96O7, 30
SHOE Statesmen must be exper.;
excel. salary, with future. Open
ing for store manager who can
qualify. PARAMOUNT SHOE STORE,
1877 Good Hope I'd. E.e. -2I
SHORT ORDER COOK; $50 per. wk
JIMMIES GRILL. IA 14th st, ne.
STOCK CLERK to work in electrical
supply house. Apply between 12 and
4. c. A. LEPPERT, 914 Eye st. NV.
STORM DOOR INsTALLERs, excel.
proposition for good mechanics; top
pay. apply, ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS,
STORM WIN WiaDow 81 NsrALLERss, must
MT Downs. GRIFFITH RaRsT q SSss ass
sWITCHBoARD 0PERAToR. coiored
man for. night work in modern
apartment building. Apply resident
manager, THE PAIL MALL APIS,
TAILOR s0ia Permanent nj naT work: good is SAL
ary, NEW WAY TAiLoR. Sis
THEHrRR & a; Ris, MANAGER. colored -ns man,
35.45 yrs; perm. position for man
Wlillng TO Work long hours; must
have his. educ; refs. required. APP
ply 915 Eye st. NV, 3rd q. lie
TIRE CHANGER. experienced. $3.50
per wk.. good chance for advance
ment. BEN HUNDLEY. 3446 18th
st. NV.
TIRE CHANGER, exper.; good pay
chance for advancement. ALL SERV.
ICE TIRE CO., 1894 Ga. ave. NV
TRUCK DRIVER, white, light delivery;
steady employment. Apply 1915 H
st. NV, MIR. HARTIE liz