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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

BY OWNER-Vacant; Chevy Chase.
D. c.. near schools and shopping;
det.. on l35-ft. lot; 3 bedrms.. brick
stucco; fin. attic and bsmt.. built in
den: excel. cond.; 500, 500: good
financing Call IR 4nD2 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

VICINITY 9th AND ID SITS. N.E.-6
rm. brick house: gas heat. Lowell.
cOnd Adults. FIR. 464I 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

TWO BEDRMS., liv. rm., kit and
path, finished upstairs. interior
newly decorated, breezeWay and ga
rage, white picket fence, garden and
outdoor firepl.: across from shopping
center, Fairhaven, Alex. Phone OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
HOUSES uNFURNIsHEp Cont.

ana bath; refgr., auto. washer, gas
itove. fenced-in yard; located in Arl.
Price. Sis: yr. lease. Call CHI. ST04.
---ly
AVAILABLE-New. 6-rm. brick, "a
acre: , blocks school and stores;
recr. rm., automatic Oil heat; Lay
eonSville: sos. 81. 0S17. --19
MANOR, -bedrm
semidetached brick. rec. decorated:
full bsmt.: Anchor fenced, back yd.;
close. schools. shop. center and bus
Avail. Nov l.: 500. OV. 1894
The echo., 1952-10-15

TTT T(t-- r. il luaior comes
5us with Black eye there's 10
waac good teak treating it,.
ol'y with prices the way
--y at- today, there are better uses
or tendcrloin than cooling q shin
sr says Dr. Franklin M. Foote EX
acutlve Director Of the National So
'ciety for the Prevention of Blind
ness.
Instead, DR.. Foote suggests this
method for treating Juniors black
eye:
Apply congresses Of cold water
every three hours for about 20 to 30
minutes. Ihls will reduce the swell
ing and coloring of the skin After
"A hours, apply hot congresses re
ularly to absorb the black-and-blue
marks more quickly. If vision is
impaired-or if pain persists-con-
suit physician.
An even better way to handle
the problem of Juniors black eyes is
to prevent them from happening.
of course you can't watch every
move your youngster makes" " DR.,
Foote says, "but you can stop him
ID mis- pals from playing dangerous
.a.1es. Gere's something 70 reme.H-
Der: 10000 eye accidents occur a
mdNg American school children ev-
cry year, and most of them take
ala during ulsuperV.sored sports
~ eamas.
,-.cA "o~~ -1c@. : 'oo vc, gsters
~-, 80 ~i~h+ cf o~o ~, NO ~ o~c~
o.e~f~ 'ina-aots nB Guns. lows
nd arrows, pointed sticks "ley
roo't to~s-the--'re vo9~n~~
Teach your youngsters that care
'es0p.s ,aa. tr.ei ali- iaiure aen
own eyes end The eves Of offers
HC'r thfr0 - r'7v -~r
The echo., 1952-10-15
Agency Eepoys by
J. E. 4. -l1s.4ms. Aren't

Toomsuba: I was with the New
Light Lodge No. 20. OF Kewanee, Sat
urday October 4th. / installed the
Officers. Brother H A Smith Is
starting off in high and he n'eans 10
obey the Constitution and grow his
lodge. Strong talks We're made by
the president, vice president, Secre-
tary, Treasurer and Chaplain. We
all enjoyed the meeting. We met
many of our old friends I was in
Vited back to their different homes.
All the members pledge to bring In
new members. Two applications
are on file and we are to hear bag
things from Lodge No, 90 They do
mated me $500. I mean to visit
every lodge that invited me-
J. c. Williams, Agent
The echo., 1952-10-15
&eetalary On Vacation

Miss Matte L. Larkin, general sec
retary Of the Holbrook Benevolent
Association, is on her vacation. Ac-
cording to reports, Miss Larkin will
visit points in Texas, Mexico and
other places.
Miss Larkin is accompanied on the
trip by her sister, Mrs. Adlean Har-
dy, Mrs. Noamo Sherrod and Miss
Luella Bordeaux.
The echo., 1952-10-15

Rev E. L. Gray and Mrs Annie
Mae McCarty were married Tuesday
night, October 7, at the home of the
bride. Nh Leroy Mingo, Of Colum-
ola, was best man; Mrs. Blanche
Jones, was bridesmaid, and Rev. E.
L. Fox officiated. After congratula-
tions and well wishes were extended
a lovely reception was enjoyed by
all.
Mrs, Rosie Oden, Reporter.
The echo., 1952-10-15
Attends Wedding

Sunday. September %, Miss Mat
tie L. Larkin, General Secretary Of
the Holbrook Benevolent Association,
motored to Shuqualak. Mississippi
where she witnessed the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Shellie Perkins. MiS
Larkin was accompanied by MIS-.
Rosanna Russell.
The echo., 1952-10-15

Mrs. Hannah Huff, vice presiden.
of Lodge No. 24O, has just returnel
from a vacation. She visited rela-
tives and friends in Philadelphia
Pa, Boston, Mass, New Jersey, and
Washington, D. c. She was away
months and reports a very enjoyable
trip. We were all glad to see her
return home.
The echo., 1952-10-15
General Secretary
visits Lodge l35

Saturday evening, September o.,
the General Secretary visited Lodge
No. 1876, at Bailey, of which Mr..
Marshall Clark is president. A love-
ly program was rendered and large
number of members and friends was
present for the occasion.
The echo., 1952-10-15
GULFP0RT

The Little Rock B. Church has just
closed a successful revival, with Rev
c. M. Holloway of Biloxi as the
Evangelist. There We're 19 addi-
tions and 9 for baptism. $235.0O was
raised
The echo., 1952-10-15
S-~s "a r~-,Fp1s7ve - IN n
V; 81 < SW Lay - EaJ

Dear Miss Larkin:
You will please find enclosed some
renewals to be counted in the great
Expansion Campaign that was laun-
ched in the September Board. Please
remember that lodge No. 288 is be-
A. pai9n 100 per cent,
Ace Evans President
The echo., 1952-10-15

The Haven Chapel Methodist
Church has just closed a wonderful
revival. Rev. II. Y. Smith was the
Evangelist 2 new additions were
added to the church. $4,000 was
raised.
The echo., 1952-10-15

MIR. Willie Chapel, president of II.
B. A. Lodge No. 2, was in the office
few days ago to report some H. B.
A. business.
The echo., 1952-10-15
About Folk We Know

Mr.. C. D. Cotton, General Vice
President of the Holbrook Benevo-
lent Association, visited in the home
office few days ago.
The echo., 1952-10-15

Bro. Rad. Elder recently celebra-
ted his Tooth birthday He is still
active and cleans wards and goes 10
church,
The echo., 1952-10-15
H.BH. EXPANSION C0-OP. CRUSADE MOVING UP


Nv,-- ,--.-t r-e9 is ,rovi5in~
17ncIo .-- ,~ r7iforn, with ~
bo,,o ..,.- ..... noroao in MANY
ai+ior ....3
wh. .5e Fl - fleet drons anchor
oo1o,v 81, ,g.,a .5ara
TrcO oeot,-.. ~. ... ...,.
~ 40 ~.
sor,,ioor.,- f.l
The echo., 1952-10-15

Rev. T. A. Carter, member of H.,
B. A. No 253, of Meridial was lie
office recently attending to lodge
business.
The echo., 1952-10-15
! ..-.----- En-. ..oTses UDE
WASHINGTON, D. C.-In a state.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-In state.
ment endorsing the United Defense
Fund, Thomas K Finletter Secreta-
ry Of the Air Force, calls attention
to the contribution its member agen-
cies mage toWara n, ding the mo
rale of our serVicemen.
AS we strengthen the defenses of
the u ea" Secretary Finlet-
ter declares 1t is especially impor-
tant ,hat lie .upport thc USO and
other o~oo~to~ SOW financed through
the U7,e. -1-. Auad. so that
they ma o.-ioa . "A le their nee
essar- coati 3oas TO the morale Of
our z
I'D o.r u7port through
Red Feather aa@ o.tcr uaited COM
mum
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HELP WoNEN

CLERK -TYPIsT - NV. Bethesda
area; branch Of national manufac-
turer has an opening for q clerk
typist. preferably one with some
business experience; age 1890: free
life and disqualification insurance;
MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL REG
ULATOR CO.. 1925 Wisconsin ave.
NV. II
CLERK -TYPIST. white: permanent
position; 5-day, 40-hour week: paid
vacation; good starting salary; ad-
vancement with experience; whole
sale grocery house. Call Ii. 3-4332.
Box 495-T. Star i
(whitel. Small ne.
once; permanent position. Call
HO. 1902. i
pleasant working
SSonairSions; Sonar,s al anir-Sonditioned. smploye
Evening star., 1952-04-29
CLERK

NLEfGh
Prefer woman. 25 to IS. capable Of
managing dry-cleaning store. Ap-
ply DICKEYS CLEANERS. $500
Georgia ave. 20
CLERK-MANAGER
For dry cleaning store, steady Job;
good pay; excel. working conds.;
wonderful opportunity for ambitious
lady; exper. pref, but not essential;
rHANrs essHliE aCc5s sss ca1Poi APSiIy ST.
CLERK WANTED for retail laundry
one one IL the siIyer spins sres: Apply
yer Spring. Nd. S29
yR.. permanent po-
sition in once Of large motion pic
tIre 1SS ErgsnlzaelSn; S7d1y week 1ds Ap-
CLERK white. for tipping
Elliott address stencils. Experienced
typist required. .5-day week, paid
pss:0P pss:on to 'Rs RSrokAE itsk i'z Rifle AD2s asso
CLERK-TYPiST. for billing dept. .ex-
experienced with adding machine es-
ferred. 5-bAY WEEK. good salary.
RsoN sTSssn' RxDo ESTe'ne or %asaNroN M
INC, 1922 14th st. NV. 20
CLERK -TYPIST-Young lady to han
die membership records of trade
assn; must be neat and accurate at
figures. Apply 1928 10th st. NV.
by automobile deal
er, tor general ONCE work; tipping
and switchboard. elementary knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping occurred; per
ms9snt Tr.9sr s;dtnt position %dsCyy week; s1;
County between: age Of Il and SO.
Call MR.. CATION, OIL. 1000. for
interview 20
under IS, knowledge
Of bookkeeping helpful; Pm old est.
fre and casualty insurance branch
ONCE: work is interesting. and can
advance to important position; So "a
hr.. wk. Apply NORTHWESTERN.
S12 woodward Bldg. so
CLERK -TYPIST. Insurance. once; per-
manent position. 5-day week; free
group insurance Phone MR.; BACH- a
CLERK-TYPIsT under Is for inter
esting position on contractors in
formation bulletin. should be sc-
curate typist who likes variety in
her work: See Mr., HOBBS. Alb
woodward bldg. 18th and n .ts..
CLERK TYPIsT-Apply in person,
en- Corners. Falls Church, Va. Ideal
Church area. Pa. 1177. 80
CLERK-TYPIST. general once work,
exper. not necessary but helpful,
5-day wk., no Saturdays: air cond.
once and pleasant surroundings
salary open. Phone ST. 1880 for
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HELP MEN

MEN with tire or flline station ex-
perience interested in earning S76
to S10O per wk.; permanent posi-
TfRE 1lHRs ssRJ4es SAT Jr4eeesssarys a;s ASSOCIATED
MEN, 2 full time and 1 part time.
what an excellent opportunity this
is. Fuli-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.
ec ap sfssn snd Ss sss are peas
everyday necessities regularly. No
experience necessary. An expert
enced man will train you. Apply
oil National Press Bldg, 14th and
Pr. 3 st:; Sass a;w.' or call d. 4475 5a or
MEN WANTED for garage and s car
to begin as cleaners. with oppor-
helpers: 40-hour. 5-day wk.. S54
per Tk. to start. paid vacations and
sick leave. Apply in person: $50
TRANSIT CO. 36th and M sts. NV. w.
YOUNG MAN for hight mechanical
work: no exper. necessary. Apply
HOOVER CO., 1905 r. I. ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate.
Nttl oSl -dSouI dHCes aIuDltIOn anu
some tipping ability. for training in
31k-hr wk. AMERICAN SURETY
co: $50 Southern Bldg, 10Th and
YoUNiG MAN. white, 1928. to learn
paper cutting and die press operat-
Rs hec IN enEsopf mts DICTATOR pant r
teach you. Good opportunity and
No Sat. work. Cow. to those : liv-
WASHINGTON ENVELOPE CO. so
L st. ne, before 12 noon. --2S
YOUNG MAN, IS to 80, in duplicat-
ing section: should train in opera
tlon OF Dawson, multigraph and
other machines, Perm. position;
5-day. 40-hr, wk.; pleasant work.
ing conds. liberal discount on pur-
pSopss tE9 Ps9 ps1 s%oRhs gIsn .nnS ApDy
YoUNG MAN. white. for pickup and
delivery work: must have good
knowledge of Washington and sur
rounding area; D. C. permit ESSEN
tial. See Mr. Buckley or Mr.. Rodes
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3040 M
ST. NV. MI. 01S1. 80
MAN. white. 21-3O. to learn
wholesale flower bus. Apply after
IL am. weekdays. 1915 H st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. under 25, opportunity
to learn casualty insurance business
from the bottom with leading CO.
Call MRS. CASSIDY, MA. 4655.-1
Evening star., 1952-04-29
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR

TMSSIIyyp nUo!n 3UO, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE co. sle l4th St. NV.
KITCHEN II GIRL. eolored $50 am:
Shop. s56 ' r. no L. suaoaSs; sVe S'e. SNACK
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. for
doctors office, in medical center:
390hUur 34onT week. salary open. Box
LAUNDRY PRODUCTION workers.
Nhlte women for Jobs in Institute
hSnahs ohSne sH Hpianti; aaio sO2l Georsia ave.
MANlCURIST, experienced, for hotel
Sao55efsnUpi Sao5 s0rpi permanent position:
benefits after 8 months employment'
Apply Personnel once MAY.
FLOWER HOTEL. Conn. ave. and
De Sales st. NV.
MASSEUSE. experienced - Full or
par 55adt fnn1 1lme' days. 1929 F st. NV.
MILLINERY MANAGER Aggressive
youns Toats woman to run popular-prics
saieSlady. this is your chance for
Mrs MEyanfsmfht PoafIs M6Rg4yoNs AIgy t9E iaate5visy
ST NV. However, position is else.
MfMEso6GRApH OPERATOR, v9 yoSn.
woman TO operate rnimeograph ma
enlne ior a scientific research or
sanitation. pleasant working conds.
and attrac. company benefits, For
interview call Elk. 800, Ext. 80.
20
q or ovsr "a
model hair line, 500 VI salary. NO S
training; Call LIBBY LEWIS. ma.
Iha2 before 10 or after q, -29
OFFICE NURSE. graduate or unSer.
graduate; must type. Call NO. 2olI,
IS
OFFICE WORKER. dissatisfiedp Iike
interesting work at good salary, nice
associates. permanent? Can yoii
type? Apply MR.. WATERS, D. j.
kaufman. Inc. 1905 Penna. ave.
NV. 80
PAYROLL CLERK. some one with
overall payroll experience preferred:
must be able to type; good salary
benefits after 3 mos. employment
Apply personnel office. MAYFLOWER
HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De Sales .
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HELP MEN
STOCK CLERK

Young man, white. to handle radio
parts. paper. etc. in stock room
school end drivers permit reauired.
5-day, 40-hr. week. vacation plan.
free insurance; good chance for ad-
vancement and other benefits. Call
personnel dept.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HELP WOMEN
CLERICAL WORK,

GENERAL CLERICAL WORK, ladies'
spesialty shop, part time. KoTZIN,
GENERAL Ss & S. oFFicE 1iTii WORK. EsS silver
Spring once; 3s-hour week. 2 weeks
paid vacation: some typing; must
like to work with figures and willing
to learn: Apply 1928 Ga. aye,
GENERA fnER HpfFiI OFFICE WORK for young
girl; good salary and working con-
ditions; vacation with pay. hospital
ization and insurance benefits.
SWOPE JEWELRY CO., 1114 st.
GIRLS to learn work in modern photo
finishing plant in Arlington; perm
employment. See Ken Ludwig. 2IOl
cos PHOTO SERVICE. A
GIRLS. white, 81 to 35. to answer
telephones. switchboard experience
helpful but not necessary. Hours:
3 am. to 4 pm. and 4 to IL mid
night: Must have good handwrit-
days and holidays. Apply in person
only; Room 412. Albee Bldg, 1926
q st. NV. -3
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATORS twhite>
KEYBOARD machine. perm. positions,
starting at $1,000, rapid advance
ment. excel. surroundings. 5-day
wk,, liberal vacation and sick leave,
under 40. Personal interviews bet
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Sd and R sts. ne. Do not telephone
HOSTESS-5:3 80 to 9:3o, experienced
preferred: meals and good pay; no
Sunday work Apply In person, Mon
and Tues. bet. 10 am. and 12 noon
or pnone OR. 1861 for appointment
Evening star., 1952-04-29

CASHIER, retail store; experienced
on MGR; references: excellent sal.
V6rking eond SURPLUS aALESI
CO.. as 10th o. nv.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
CLERK
TYPISTS

We have openings for sew
eral clerk-typists in our home
once. Typing speed is not
important.
Our employees receive two
weeks vacation with pay. an
extra week vacation for good
attendance. sick leave. group
life insurance, disqualification,
sickness and accident heneftS.
retirement annuity AND in
our cafeteria our employees
receive coffee. tea and. SOUP
every day without charge.
Our salads, sandwiches, uies
and cakes, etc. are sold on
non-proflt basis.
We work from $50 am. to
4:46 pm Monday through
Friday (37M hours week..
II you would like to work
with congenial people. In Q
pleasant atmosphere, won't
you come In and see Us?
Apply yoo personnel ofnes.
,ouitable Life Insurance c.
:. h1o 14th o.. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
CLERICAL
TEMPoRARY-FouR MONTHS

TEAGPoRARY-FouR MONTHS
Good salary, pleasant working con-
ditions. Accurate record keeping
important. Some typine ability.
Near 8. Capitol Ct. bridge. Free
pa5566ins available, Hours, 6 an: to
GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC.
1135 21st st. NV.
CLERICAL-TYPIST, white; 5-day
NgWs seSss0n co., fia fsi Sh
CIERki. eli with some knowleds. OTIS Of syp.
Ing and bookkeeping. for attractive
store: good working conditions; good
opportunity for right party; 5A-day
40. T TToWER SALES CO. 5Sii 18th
CLERK for seneral ONCE work retail
experience preferred but not neces-
1esy 'e2fF s5fsqSh PuR sRoP isos
CfERksMtwhit., III sN Permanent posi-
tions. Starting at So. 400. Rapid
ings. 6-day ,wk. Liberal vaca-
sonal interviews between 8 am. and
dfodaFeHfG Re5iSnnf! aoGaETy oSf NATdoNAd sr6 Val
r sts. ne. Do not telephone. go
CLERK for general ONCE work: no
exper. necessary; no typing. Apply
HEARNS.. SO6 7th st. NV. 30
CLERK-Phone. for TV service,
knowledge Of typing. Apply DY-
MANIC STORES, 1900 @ st. NV.
CLERK, white, for dry y-cleanina store;
exper. pref; 6la-day wk.; perm. job
for responsible person. 1902 . st..
ne, 80
CLERK, cigar and drug: exper.; part
time. 3 nights from b-10 and every
Evening star., 1952-04-29
BEAUTICIAN

Man or woman. expert stylist; earn
$40 to S126 per week: no evenings.
BARRETT PARKER HAIR sTYL-
lists, lists; s46c NG Ga. ave. NV. Silver
BEAUTY oPERATOR, exper.. an
modern air-cond salon: S days q
tl 1s45 Gonn;; ave. NV. For appt.
s:ss i: Si fs
BEAUTY oPEsRAToSkis. .fS; with clientele, sa
guaranteed sos to $10O per wk.;
5-dsy wk., plus commission; cen
tT1lis ire sonS located r modsrnly =, sa equipped
BEAUTY iSRa, opERAToSRtss1 Sts1i ts,: also SS mani
to make $s5 to 500 wk. BEAUTY
GENTER, ~ Eye st, NV. II
BILLING CLERk-Competent young
tsons sDy ioF sbS Ssion fonvsa .sesr9s II SSoa
terms helpful but not required; good
starting salary. pleasant surround
insS and opportunity for advance
msnt; JOHNSON q WIMsATT. NC
BO0KKEEPER, experienced. for life
insurance once; excel. opportunity
for responsible person; must be
buFoUR, ST. 1923. %
assistant, under rs;
must be typist: for interesting posi-
ton in ONCE of old est. nre and
casualty insurance branch once;
pleasant working conditions, 37ia-
hr. vk. Apply NORTHWESTERN.
S12 woodward Bldg. so
BOOKKEEPER for accounting once.
HUNTING TOWER APTS. Pleasant
working conds.; alternate Sats.; re-
ply in own handwriting to P.o. Box
sos. Alex. Va a
Evening star., 1952-04-29

You Can Make 500 1St Week
1 am aware that the above statement
sounds like an exaggeration. or that
unusual abilities are required to
start. but don't make the mistake
of not asking me about this oppor-
tunity. which entails pleasant, con-
structive work and these require
ments; a car: reasonable intelligence.
and desire to get: ahead. All inter
Write or call for appt.; JE. 3-81O1,
30S Lawton ST.. Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
TIRES

CLERK SALESMAN - RETAIL, TIRE
Experience helpful but not essential;
good salary and working conditions.
BEN HUNDLEY. 3446 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
SALESMAN

To snd zen aparfm.ss Tsa e;sas sENR ps9Rf
1025 Vermont ave. NV. RE. SIl2
Evening star., 1952-04-29
YOUNG MAN

tail store. Excellent opportunity to
learn display work. Some art
ability helpful. Permanent position.
apply Mr.; BroTn; MoRToNs. d27
YOUNG MAN
White, 21 to 90. to learn merchan-
disc vending machine business. Ex-
cellent opportunity. good salary.
MEsrMaY Mqss Rays vPNpfNd R Pe.ot co 4 sPpIs Ely
st. NV, 9 am. to Il am. or phone
RE. 4943 for appointment. "a
MEN, l7-25; neat. single;
free to travel U. s.; average sos
weekly. Immediate drawing account.
new car transportation furnished
See MR.. PETERSON. 1919. T-9
pm. Franklin Park Hotel. 80.
POSITION available i'm
high School iT eraduate InS preferred; ygr T si45
mo. to start with excellent oppor-
tunity. for advancement. Call ME.
OPPORTUNITIES for
man OF good character and leader.
ship potentialities In distribution Of
lected applicant will qualify for
direct and supervise educational
training, program for sub-age' s.
NOT hlgh-preSSure selling. For =
tervieW call TU. 1889.
100 men to drive Yellow
Cabs. Apply in person. PERSONNEL
OFFICE, 1901 New York ave ne
WANTED EXPER. BRAKE MECHAN-
les. AIRBRAKES CONTROL, I411
L st. Sc. Ii. 3-7S50. 80
MEN - Three evenings
and part-time work. no exper. or
car req.; about 1884 hour. Apply
$3.50 pm. Tues. Wed. and Thurs.
Room 1O2. 710 14th st. NV. 80
ous-minded men with responsible
ties; average $40 to $50 per wk.
MR.. w. SMITH, LU. 4-31S6. 8 to
9 pm, 8 to 10 am. Il
ESTABLISHED ROUTE available with
old-line legal reserve company for
married man with car, age 25-40. no
experience necessary, average earn
iinnggs above $500 monthly to start.
FIVE MEN, moving furniture; must
be experienced. Apply 8 am. Wed.
460 N. Y. ave. NV.
sober white. over 21;
all-around grocery clerk; steady Job;
no Sunday. MARINO MARKET,
lia1 + s hw cSfoRRS G9 a25s MAN tor
LIQUOR store, .,2l-35 yrs. drivers
license familiar with suburban
northeast area. EN-. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
M A NJ

Middle aged. to manage pickup ONCE.
Apply H. J. Taylor after 10 am,
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY. 623 G ST.
NV. ,
Evening star., 1952-04-29
TIRE CHANGERS

TIRE CHANGERS
Good salary and working conditions.
BEN HUNDLEY, 3446 14th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced. Apply
to 1901 o ST. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER. Must be familiar
with Montgomery County area. See
MR.. PENDLETON. 1890 Georgia
ave. Wheaton. Md. 80
TRUCK DRIVERS-Colored, expert
enced furniture moving and ware
housing; good working conditions,
and suburbs. MR.. STEPHENSON.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
VOTING MAN

Assist in display department Of re-
tail store. Excellent opportunity to
learn display work. Some art
ability helpful. Permanent position
Apply Mr.. Brown. MORTON'S. 427
eth ST n " DI 6onQ 90
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HELP WoMEN (cons.l

CASHIER. exp, and food checker for
perm. cafeteria; good hrs, sal.
meals AND exec; enviLonment. Apply
CASHIER-Permanent position. tx
cellent working conditions in new
Aforementioned once. Paid vacation
and other company benefits. Excel
lent lent starting salary; Some typing;
Co. INC. 1905 Ga. ave. NV. 80
CIGAR CLERK-Must be
thoroughly familiar with all phases
Of drugstore work. Apply UPTOWN
PHARMACY. $3.50 Conn. ave. EN-.
Evening star., 1952-04-29

Prefer woman. 25 to 46. capable OF
managing dry-cleaning store. Ap-
ply DICKEY'S CLEANERS. $500
Evening star., 1952-04-29
TRUCK DRIVER

OLORED-25-3S years Of age; pre-
vious experience. clear driving record
and D. C. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room COS;
open weekdays S:30-6 and Saturday
81 No phone calls
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HO. 58O5
STOCK CLERK
STOCK CLERK

White: chance for advancement; ap-
ply personnel ONCE. GEORGETOWN
| UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, 3 am
| TIL noon; do not telephone. -29
Evening star., 1952-04-29
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE
OPERATORS

6-day week. free retire
ment plan and life insurance; air-
conditioned once; permanent posi-
ton.
Evening star., 1952-04-29

The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 Z st. NV. Il
BEAUTTCIAN, exper.; excel. salary
and comm: permanent Job. Also
part-tims opr. ANTTA's. Wo. 1913.
BEAUTICIANs, neat. not over 80;
owner will train for new beauty
salon. Tuckerman and Ga. ave. NV;
top salary. JU. 7-s90S. Il
BEAUTICIANS wanted for 8 beauty
salons; TOP salary and commission.
18th st. NV. Ma. 1018. %
BEAUTICIAN--Full time. perm. POSI-
tion, air-cond. shop. good salary and
commission. Call OIL 3O44. Il
Evening star., 1952-04-29
statesmen

To sell alum. storm windows. alum.
awnings and chain link FENCES.
Call Mr.. Lance. RE. $500.
Evening star., 1952-04-29

wholesale house. permanent posi-
tion with opportunity for good fu-
tnre. Resident of Silver Spring
BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
S05l 18th St. Silver Spring. -2g
Evening star., 1952-04-29
WAREHOUSEMAN

MAN TO VACUUM CLEAN furnaces.
also be oil-burner mechanics helper.
Steady work. Group disqualification
and paid vacation. Apply in person,
do not phone. see Mr.. Dreisbach at
L. P. STEUART & BRO. INC, 100