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Evening star., 1952-05-15
Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

earth garment he can be sure to
be free from any part of it. 1t is
not easy. He struggles to get his
back out through the slit between
his shoulders. Birds are on the
lookout for this juicy morsel.
Finally he pulls his legs out and
raises his wings SO they may
harden and the veins fill. In a
short time you hear the shrill
buzzing sound as the flight is
taken to nearby plant.
Each female is equipped with an
egg placer. 1t is a strong, sharp
gadget for boring into bark. After
she makes the pocket she places
her quota of eggs. Her response
bility ends here. The eggs hatch
into young antlike larvae that
quickly drop to the ground and
dig in.
These creatures are harmless.
The food of the larvae is obtained
from soil humus. The only harm
accomplished is by the mother slit
ting the bark to cache her eggs.
The English sparrow is extremely
fond of the periodical cicada and Il
known to consume thouSanes OF
them at the time they are prepar-
ing to lay their eggs. The cicada
killer, large insect which hunts for
these creatures, is another enemy
Of the cicada.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
ADVERTISEMENT

avoiding 1t but thanks to modern
science pork is now a safe buy
all year.
Both soft and hard -shelled crabs
are appearing now at Thompson's
Seafood Stand, Number 537. You
will find the hard -shelled crabs
in stock but they are not large yet
as the season is still young. Fresh
salmon is a good buy this week
end as it is plentiful and of excel
lent quality.
1 have told you before about
the wonderful tub butter at Lambs
Stand 204, but I had no idea so
many of you had already discOv-
cred for yourselves how good it is.
Mr.. Lamb tells me he sells about
s boxes t66 pounds each) of this
butter. In about month you will
find the flavor has changed a bit.
You see, the cattle eat on pasture
grass and this makes the butter
la different yellow color and gives
lit a higher" flavor. This grass
feeding improves the cheese more
but not the butter. So try it NOW
for the finest flavor.
Home grown rhubarb Is being
sold at most of the eleven produce
stands and 1t is delicious. Now is
the time to try out all those rhu-
barb pies and cobbler recipes you
have been seeing in food maga-
zines.
Also I found fresh black -eyed
meas are still being sold at Lang's
Stand 216. He has the country
favorite "Coke-SalIet." a green
vegetable many of us picked when
we were children. We will be look
ing for you to make use Of that
Ifree parking Amoco station lot, 50
borrow a cart to carry your bun
Idles and combine art-viewing with
food buying.
| CENTER MARKET CITY
| 5th and K Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
A One-Minute Test of Your
Ne,DS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
BY Tom Henry
By Tom Henry

1. RING-Senator Brien
Mcmahon of Connecticut be-
came the fifth Democratic
presidential nominee. Who
are the others?
2. AXIS - How did the
United States Air Force make
history at the North Pole re-
Gently?
3. PRIZES-What Ameri-
can play and what novel won
1852 Pulitzer Prizes?
4. ROSES-How many
Kentucky Derby races has
Jockey Eddie Arcaro Won?
5. QUOTE-What British
statesman said: THE fear of
another world war casts its
dark shadow upon every land
on both sides of the iron cur
tain that divides mankind?"
Answers.
/. w. Averell Hartman,
mutual security administra-
tor of New York; Senator
Estes Kefauver of Tennessee.
Senator Robert S. Kerr of
Oklahoma and Senator Rich
ard B. Russell of Georgia. 2.
An Air Force crew made the
first successful landing there.
3. Play: 1.-THE Shrike," by Jo-
seph Kramm; novel: "The
Caine Mutiny," by Herman
Wouk. 4. This years race was
his fifth Derby victory. 5.
Prime Minister Winston
Churchill.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
By Fronk Colby

Answer: Wrought is the past
tense of work, but, in modern usage
with this limitation: Worked in
to shape; fashioned, usually by
hand labor" Hence, one may speak
of wrought iron, or of a curiously
wrought ornament of gold, silver,
or other metal Also, by extern
sion, we speak of being wrought-up
(worked up), or of being over
wrought (overworked, overexcite6
Wrought is akin to the word
wright, "a workman" The word is
obsolete except in such combina-
tions as shipwright, playwright,
wheelwright.
Distributed by McNausht Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1952-05-15
Word Game
Find 80 or more words in
INTE 6 TIE

meaning, without having made a
valid will. Average is So; limit, 80
minutes.
Rules-Words must be OF four OF more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats
cats" are not used. Only one forr of a
word is used Proper names are MOI used.
list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-05-15
washington, u. 4.
THURSDAY, MAY is, 1862

Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood
Sometimes Overbidding May
Help to Make the COnt.aC..
Nothing irritates a player like Mr..
Champion more than a player like
Miss Brash. She often overbids
fantastically. But she's lucky. And
she has what it takes to redouble
O close contract-and to make it,
If it's makeable.
West dealer. Both sides vuI-
nerable.
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The bidding:
West. North. East. South.
! d'mond Pass Pass 2spades
Pass 3spades Pass 4spades
Dble. Pass Pass Redble.
All pass
1t kills Mr.. Champion when a
bad bid goes unpunished. Todaysl
hand was just about the last straw.
Mr.. Champion considered his hold
ing too strong to open with one no
trump. He decided to open one
diamond and then to take powerful
action over any response his part
ner made.
His partner made no response at
all. But Miss Brash kept things
going with a two-spade bid. Mr..
Champion merely passed, not want
ing to discourage the ladies from
getting too high. When they reached
four spades, he figured the time had
come. He doubled and was de-
lighted to hear Miss Brash redouble.
The opening lead was the king
OF diamonds and dummy's ace won.
Before you read how Miss Brash
played the hand. do you see how
she kept from losing two spades, a
heart and a club?
She did, and there were no errors
by the defense. At trick two she
led a diamond and ruffed it. Next
came a small heart toward the
queen. Mr.. Champion won and
made as good return as any-the
six Of hearts. This was ruffed on
the board and another diamond led
and ruffed.
The king Of clubs was played and
MIR. Champion won and led back a
club. won by dummys queen. A
third low diamond was ruffed in
the closed hand. The king of
hearts was now ruffed on the board
ana a third round of clubs ruffed /
In the closed hand.
At this point everybody was down
TO three cards, Mr.. Champion has
Six @ 2. Miss Brash had S-A
and dummy had the lone ten of
spades, a diamond and a club.
Miss Brash simply led the seven
OF spades and Mr.. Champion was
fixed. If he played the deuce |
dummy's ten would win and the
ace of spades would take the tenth
trick for declarer. He went in with
the queen-but then had to lead
from his king, deuce into Miss
Brash's ace, jack.
(Copyright, 1852, General Features corpl
Evening star., 1952-08-17
MAKE MINE PlSHI

0NE of the unsolved mysteries of teen
" ayers, as far as adults are concerned,
is how they can eat so much ice cream.
Shown here are few of them working on
the specialties of the house at Jahn's, a
strange and wonderful emporium in Rich
mond Hill. N. Y. On typical Saturday
night the line of waiting customers for
Jahn's stretches around the block. The in
terror is decorated in 1890 style, with gas
Evening star., 1952-08-17

lamps, swingil
But Jalln's
specialties =
Duper For T
favors of ice
Saddle, " with
Average eatin
utes. Mr.. JAIN
serves 1000 9
one hospital c
Pho
Evening star., 1952-03-25

ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER
5-day week, air-conditioned ONCE.
Apply Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MAS
TERPTECES. Oil 9TH st. NV. 80
ASST. MGR. BKPR.--Apt. prot. gen.
offlce and bkpr. exper. nec.; desir-
able working cond.; vacation, hosp.
benefits; Vt. bonus; 5h days. Prefer
live in Sc. area or In project, 2506
sEr IsfEsGR Room 81 6AsSf e. TeacaERs gscss and
interviewers; experienced preferred;
age 19 to 80; earnings up to SIPS
per wk.; vacation with pay. Apply
a not DssiiHn sai vcFoR K ggT6D1os gR sa'f f7sS 50
BEauTIcIGN. 4npi Ga exper ali branches.
Perm. position. MANAGEMENT ability.
Call 10. 2-S473 or 10. 2-6DA4 ewes.
REBA'S BEAUTY SALON. $40
Apply FRED THE III HAIR VIG GsTSRIiissaT 81
Brooks. 1109 q st. NV. --26
IBEAUTICIAN. man or woman, full
or part time. BARRETT PARKER
HAIR STYLISTS. S406 Ga. ave-. Md
lBEAuTICIANs t2). top salary, piu,
OF NEW YORK. Hair stylist. 1915
BEAUTY OREhAT0R--Mantcu
long experienced: 5-day week; ex-
cellent opportunity. RuBINO, 1853
Conn. ave. NV. DE 1892. -31
BEAUTY OPERATORS. male or. fe-
| male. Georgia ave. salon: salary.
commission and paid disqualification.
HO. a546 or CO. 1888, ---27
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced.
permanent position. Apply OPAL'S
BEAUTY SALON, 3S1S Cottage City,
Nd. PHI. WA. 9613 or sH. 202s eve.
IBEauTY OPERATOR earn Ss5 "a
500 per week; salary plus comm ]:
modern shop, steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS, Ito
BExUTY OPERATOR, expert. single
excel. opportunity. Room furnished
High school or collese grad. uN
iBEAUTY OPERATOR. shampoo ant
manicurist. Good salary, b-day week
Box 431-R. Star. --25
| BEAUTY OPERATOR
HOTEL STATLER
APPLY m PERSON
Evening star., 1952-03-25

SERVICE MAN for field repair 81
major appliances, good working
cond. and excel. opportunity: full
benefits incl. vacation, sick leave,
pension, disqualification, etc. Eve
ming appts. arranged. Call Mr..
Shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP HUI.
$500. --26
SERVICE MEN needed BY wholesale
distributor to serve name brand ap-
pliances. Car and tools essential
Please contact MR.. PAUL VAROUT-
SOS. FIR. 1896. -26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
per. white. Silver Spring area. SH.
1858. -27
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Do not apply II not exper. In
lubrication. Also part-time man.
CoNNoR's, INC. 2721, Naylor I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
capable Of carrying q shift. Good
hours and working conditions. Ap-
ply 710 Rhode island ave. ne. 20
Evening star., 1952-03-25

UNIT MANAGERS l3). age 25-50,
for .,,I D. 6. ONCE Of Natl Adv. Co. !;
others: no car or exper. nee; about
$85 wkly. TO start. Apply 1912 pm.
Room 102. 710 14th st. NV. --26
|UPHOLSTERER. exper., perm. posi-
ton with good pay; good working
conditions IN newly rs,dscoratsd
Frs. 1854 Calvert 1t. NV. De. sssH ss7i.
UPHOLsTERER--steady work. APP
ply housekeeper. ROGER SMITH
HOTEL, Pa. ave. and 18th ct. NV.
UPHoLsTERERs. for service dept;
cusToMp p1Ji; urHoTsTERiNa oissTf nSd q CAR CAR.
PET CO., sol r. I. ave ne. Wed.
wsRTsnrIsr PstTssn 10 apa appaacss,v,xc 2, .,,nn,,,
clerk; Intelligent young high school
graduate. willing to learn. See Mr..
HARRIS. 2543 14th st. NV. No
WASH ASH and sshs- GREASE BoY wanted. want
AZ modern eauipment. Apply 20
WAsafNG Easaf tsiiaa Mach. fye. Service Man Man
STEADY pos; .exper., In coin operated
car. Can KI. S-43o0 Bet. s-5. ---S7
WELDER tcombinationl. good posi-.
or dloa y,snns tsr ri:hs as7lW nan. Can "a. ale
WELDER, combination, general shop
experience WELDING SERVICES.
INC. 4S32 Del Ray ave. Bethesda.
WiNDOw TRIMMER and decorator.
to work for local brewery In Mont
gomery and Prince Georges Co.
Box 4S3-S, star. ---25
MAN AND WIFE % resident manager
and janitor for apartment house
(white only}: good salary and apart
ment. HENRY SALUS, 1104 Yer
mont ave. NV. No phone calls. s.--25
MAN for various clerical and manual
duties In factory branch. Some typ
ing: will consider retired person
physically flt and capable Of lifting
100 lbs. ME. 1880. --25
MAN for inside shop work on mainte-
nance Of floor machines; mechanical
or electrical exper. helpful but not
necessary. Apply MODERN FLOORS,
243l 18th ST. NV. --25
Evening star., 1952-03-25
statesmen
LEAns AND APpoINTMENTs

LEADS AND APPOINTMENTS
FURNISHED
High commission paid. $200-$30o
weekly easily earned. Our products
are new and different, known
needed and wanted by q5ss of eli
homes in the Washington area. Nc
competition. shortages or credit
Z fast growing national organiza-
tion and have many executive po-
sitions for qualified men. Call Mr.
ARREY ia r-4321 q 10 --21
Evening star., 1952-03-25
CL,ERK--OFFTCE

O1GftA--lttE1C
Young lady to handle general cleri.
cal duties In buyers department
Experience with figures helpful. Must
isttsr Ds able e. Gon,yD type neat and and accurate
HECHINGER co.
18th and H Sts. NE. -2e
ERK-TYPIsT, in accounting dept
permanent position; good starting
salary Call ME. 5000. -26
CLERK-TYPIST, general ONCE work,
Arlington resident preferred; day
VIZ. See Mrs. Moore, AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd,
"a Arl; rI va ~ phone calls, rs
sition In once Of large motion pic
turs organization; 5-day wk. Apply
MISS DAVIS. 701 Warner bldg. ---2S
CLEMk-TXPIST, white. permanent
position; 5-day. 40-hour Wk.; air
suranse benefits. Pleasant workine
CONDITIONS. RE. 1905, Mr.. HAIR
RIMAN. 81
starting salary 2.i00: sexcellent
working conditions; good chance for
advancement: 5-day wk, Apply in
person ppeno TO NATIONAL RIFLE ASSN,
OVV kN4lOuc 1S1aEu ave. INV, ---Z7
(2), recent high
school graduates; good typinR, some
bookkeeping training. For perma-
nent position with advancement OPP
portunities. 5-day wk.. paid yaca-
tions. paid sick leave, free insur-
ance DI. 1000. Ext. 215.
CLERk-TYPIST-Permanent position.
5-day, 4Q-hour week. pleasant work
ing conditions. liberal discount on
purchase, insurance and hoSpitali-
pFnprEa ESslSn plan nEs Tstirsmsns plan Apply a
cSTRT MENT 1EPPTICSE. 1EPPTCE. z r s, ne. -27
ence preferred; pleasant working
conditions in new modern ofice
building; 5-day week. vacation and
other advantages. Elk. 703o. ---27
HERK-TYPIST, white, 1885, for
long established real estate. Ma.
RK-TYPIsT, general ONCE work, @
Arlington resident preferred; 5-day
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, SIS
N, Glebe I'd, Arl.. Va. No phone calls.
CLERK-TYPIsT. insurance once, g.
day wk. free group insurance.
Phone Mr.. BACHSCHMID, MA. 9112
between 9 and 10 am. --25
age 1890; must be
able to type SO w.p.rn accurately.
Position with an expanding organi-
ration Offering all employe benefits.
Gail ME- R011
Evening star., 1952-03-25
ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Must be neat and eficient; good SAL
ary and working conditions. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 3700 Mass. ave.
NV. --25
FILE CLERK. white; starting salary
$2,1O0; excellent working condi-
6-day. lwk. Apply in person to Ma
TIONAL RIFLE ASSN, 1900 Rhode
FOUNTAIN ana luncheon counter
girls wanted. Full or part time
Apply in person. AMBASSADOR
RExALL DRUG STORE, 18th and K
FOUNTAIN sSSi a,x GIRL. white. 5 evenings aS
day: Soc per hour. CONCORD
PHARMACY. 1915 New Hampshire
ave. NV, NO, $500. --26
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HELP MEN

INTELLIGENT but teachable young
man for stationery department. Ex-
perience desirable but not required.
tunity. Apply between 10 am. and
1850 am, VIM. BALLANTYNE q
SONS 142I st, NV. -25
RELIEF D0ORMAN, white. Must
tntendent of Service. CARLTON
HOTEL. 18th and K sts. NV. -27
PART TIME (white). about $46 per
week. eyes,. and Sat; car necessary;
ings, too. Apply 6~0 pm. MR..
BROCKMAN. 516 r. I. ave. NE.
GRADUATE CONSTRUCTION ENGI-
NEER-Exper,; good refs, Excel.
salary to qualified man. GE. O437.
STUDENT SALESMAN, high school
grad, for merchandising service
work; age 81 to IS; salary. $50 per
1Sf ST n ok
Evening star., 1952-03-25
YOUNG MAN

Permanent position with excellent
opportunity FOR future. advance
ment in service or sales for depend
able young man with high-schooi
and anxious to become established
In q sound business. Write full de-
tails Of BACKGROUND in own hand
writing. Box 25S-S, star. --25
Evening star., 1952-03-25
JOB CLERK


Young lady. 10 or over,
with knowledge of tipping
for position with nation-
ally known manufacture;
er Of communications
equipment. Progressive
wage scale in effect. Sick
benefits Good working
conditions.
MIR. N. F. WOODWARD
725 18th ST. NV.
OR CALL
ME. 5000, EXT. 8548
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HELP WoMfN
{,

CLERK-TYPIsr, interesting hotel
work In auditors ONCE; liberal com.
pany dement's, vacation with pay,
6la-day week. Apply employment
ONCE, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
27OO Woodley I'd. NV. --26
Evening star., 1952-03-25
CLERK
TYPISTS

We have openings for sew
eral clerk-typists in our home
ONCE. Typing speed Is not
important.
Our employees receive Q
weeks vacation with pay, an
extra week vacation for good
attendance. sick leave. group
life insurance, hospitalization,
sickness and accident dement's,
retirement annuity AND in
our cafeteria our employees
receive coffee. tea and soup
every day without charge. Our
salads. sandwiches, pies and
cakes, ETC.. are sold on non.
profit basis,
We work from $50 am, to
4:45 pm. Monday through
Friday (S7h hrs. WIKI.
II you would like to work
with coneenial people. in 8
pleasant atmosphere. won't
you come in and see usf
Room aDplsy Zoo, personnel otie..
Equitable Life Insurance CT
SIG 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
hfl,RI AfN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTs-
fuh-time and 8 part-tine men
Good salary. no Sunday work. Per
Amoco station. $50 No. Glebe rd.,
Arlington, Va. ---2S
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only;
excellent position for thorough man.
SHOE Meis0assn sAhEsMkN sSsf WANTED = 60 Good
I with pay. pleasant working condi-
tfons. See MR.. COOKSEY ct 412g
Marlboro pike. Coral Hills. HI. 94l5.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HELP WoMEN tcont. i

CLERICAL WORKER for ladies.
ready y-to-Wear; excellent salary. per-
manent position: 5-day week; some
ERANCINE. 736 7th ST. NV. --27
Evening star., 1952-03-25
SHOE SALESMAN

SHOE SALESMAN
Part time. to work In beautiful nev
yfrginia women's shoe salon. Mon.
| day, Friday nights. from $40 Ii
$50 p.m.. and all day Saturdays
Experience necessary Apply at
THE BOOTEEsY
1888 Conn. Ave. NV. --.27
SKIP-TRACERS (2)
Experienced; 70 locate skip install
Name your own salary. DEPENDING
upon ability; psrmanent. See Mr.;
CO. ss5 r St. NV. s5
SIGN PAINTER and window dispia,
man. fast, experienced and imagina.
tive; tor. pay to start; opportunit,
/ unlimited. Steady secure Job will
one Of Washington's. largest appli.
| anee 1rms. Paid vacations and extrs
liberal discount privileges. Brint
KELLER. 8 am. to 5 pm. 81 ]
st. NV "a
STAFF ASSISTANT a
Exper. Freiden calculator. good 4,
haarss ssso ssooslnsstthins osth research
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st. NV.
sTE.IrPEE EGns sE,.,|sr,. ior c0mmereIaI onset
saRgIcE; moRd, " 7ls 2. Main St. Bish.
IsuRVEYORRe-oualif b alified chairman ane
rodman, for local surveyors ONCE
THOMAS G; OYSTER q ASSO.
81 fGooATEs sesao4: wsyns eSsI osq1HTasst q1HTsasthouss
TAXI CAB DRIVERS
Late model and radio. cabs. II you
| We assist you In obtaining same.
PoH,s STUDIO. 131 10Th st. ne,
Ii. a-5l 02. --27
TELRyISION SERVICE MEN, viii
car; part time or evenings: excellent
opportunity. Apply l9Il Nichols ave
tTELEVISION SERVICE MEN
This Is an unusual opportunity for
outside technicians with cars who
want Q. steady hieh-salarjed job
ment. Men selected iIas must III Be .essasis espaSie
Of passing 4 shop and field test
Write. giving fun information.
covering your schooling. employ
ment and background. An informa-
tial. Box 40s-s. star.
nv TECHNICIANS--Bench and out
size; also trainees snd entenna
men. full or part-time., Salary or
Phone JU. $3.50.
TRUCK DRIVER, must know Mont.
Co. and Wash. area See MR..
PENDLEToN, 1890 Georsia ave.
TRUCK DRIVERS te)--Must know
washington and vicinity. Experienced
handling furniture preferred. Apply
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING q CAR
PET CO., SOL r. ]. ave. ne, Wed.
bAtweAn IN and q 8.4 7lsEs't
Evening star., 1952-03-25
TRUCK DRIVER

1OLoRED-25-Ss years Of are; pre-
vious experience. clear driving record
and D. C. drivers permit are neces-
exam. Apply Personnel. Room sos;
open weekdays S.aG-6 and Saturday
81 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1fO1 penna Ave NV
Evening star., 1952-03-25
SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED IN
USED CARS

One of the worlds largest
Ford dealers offers a good
salary, plus commission to a
salesman with recent, local
references. Must have good
knowledge of all make cars.
Apply to Henry Cherner.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave. NV.
pa
gANDwICH-sALAD MAN. experienced
pay. JE, 3-3O70. -26
Evening star., 1952-03-25
CLERICAI OPENING

! kn0Wledge OF bookkeeping. Apply
ERANCINE. 736 9TH St. NV. -2251
CLERICAL OPENING
Young lady. age 20-s0. some college
e compose and type occasionai
letters. Interesting and varied work.
Excellent opportunity and worktna
GOVERNMENT EGPLOYES, iNsUR-
AMCE Co, 4 9Th and u sts. NV. ---2s5
CLERICAL.
Young woman to do pleasant clerical
work In accounting dept, no typing
Or shorthand required; would prefer
recent high school graduate who
was hetter-than-average student.
SCHUTT1G q CO., 9th and Kearney
SIS. NE, LA. $4,000, Mr.. Kostura.
4--26
CLERK for general once work: retail
store expef; preferred but not nee
position. pcsaHp capiToI sFssn'ia ruE Eefpa55as sHoP
CLERKs--SWhite). Permanent posi-
tons. Starting at 81. 400. Rapid
adyaneement. Excellent surround
inss. tson .pS S5day s,.I wesk Iiosrs i. yasa- 4
Personal interviews between 8, am.
TIQNAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
ia,a SEd and r sts. ne. Do not
CLERK, general once work. no typ
ing, must be person willing to as
sumo responsibility; salary COM
Apply HEARNs, sos 7th &. NV. ~
CLERKS. ice cream store: full or
part time. to work in our Bethesda
or Silver Spring store; 5la-day Wk.,
Tor fun time; excel. opportunity for
advancement. paid vac. hospitaliza-
ton; applicants should be between
1885. Call CLIFFORD ICE CREAM
Co. SH. 473s. Sun. OF wk. DAYS
CLERK. bet. 1s and rs. hirh school
sraduats, aptitude for business
arithmetic required. 37l5-hr., b-dsy
wk.; in an air-cond. ONCE; no typ
Ing: Apply In person bet. o:30 am.
and pm. INSURANCE RATING
BUREAU OF d. c., 1016 woodward
Evening star., 1952-03-25
EMPLOYED MEN

Three ewes. and Sat-; part-time work;
retail or contact exper. helpful but
not nee; no car req. :sabout S3-S4
hr. Apply Tues, Wed, Thurs, g.
$50 PM. RIM. 702. 710 14th st.
Evening star., 1952-03-25
SALESMAN SALESMAN

One Of Americas national companies
eeliing q universally accepted prod
uct. has openings IN this area ioi
wants permanent position with un-
usual opportunity to advance. AGE
24-40 Must have good character
education. appearance and automo.
bile. Sales experience not essential
II you are saleS-minded., We tram
immediate earnings from SIS tc
$3.50 weekly after pTe-training pc
ROD. Apply MR.. REID. ll:30-1:30
ofIo UJIe ere OT rQO0
Evening star., 1952-03-25

CASHIER, experienced. for busy cigar
counter; IL noon-S:30 p.m.; ref
erences required; closed Suns. and
holidays. NATIONAL DRUG CO..
1000 Conn. ave. NV. 20
dept. Must be b. d. graduate. under
%; no previous experience re-
9uiied. Start at $170 per mo. Can
Ex. 74S0. --25
CASHIERS
Starting Salary, $40 Week
Enjoy the many liberal dement's BY
being employed ct KOPY KAT. with
liberal discounts and vacations.
MRS. THOMAS, Main Once.
KOPY KAT
(Famous Women's Wear ShOpsl
TT b 81. NE. Us
CASHIER -TYPTST, national small
loan corp. has oDentne for youne
lady to learn the finance business.
Pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Opportunity
for advancement. Apply In person,
1910 Ca. ave. Silver epring. Nd.
CHECKER. experienced preferred: As
hr. week; no work e1ter pm.
&55 per week. Apply LEE MARkEI.
6S79 n. FAIRFAX DR.. East FAILS
Church. Va. "A. 2z36.
Evening star., 1952-03-25

JEWEL TEA CO.. INC.
man who wants to make money
and have future. Guaranteed
salary, So, 3,120 per VI, plus COM
mission. Vacation with pay, re-
tlrement plan, disqualification and
MEDICAL insurance and other social
health, Al references. For COM
plete details. apply S0I Franklin
st. ne, or call HO. 671S. ask for
Mr. Mann OK
Evening star., 1952-03-25
HfLR MEN

SALES MANAGER. capable Of or.
ganizing saleswcnen for . direct
sales operation on leads; territory
car eSrsis nee; earnings I over sio, 900 VI
on comm. basis. Phone Mr.. j. O.
COLEMAN. Ma. 4420. Ext. T24. :
Evening star., 1952-03-25

Part time. to work IN beautiful new
yirginia women's shoe salon. Mon-
day. Friday nights. from $40 to
|. a:30 PM. and all day Saturdays.
Experience. necessary Apply at
TIT pnnTET3v
Evening star., 1952-03-25

General work IN congeniai George.
town once. Applicants should be able
to tyne neatly and accurately. Sal
paid vacation, sick leave, free trans
portation Ond other employe bene-
fits. Phone for interview.
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