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Evening star., 1952-02-01
Bear Sets Upon Stalled Auto
I'm Virgiinio as 3 Await Help

La roadside cliff and q moment
later came hurting down atop
the car. Then he slid OF onto
the bumper. breaking IT Of. and
disappeared into the darkness.
The. three Snyders said they
remained in their car until. nearly
Ian hour later, . a1iing station
kopesatnE, Kermit Quick. came By
lin d station wagon He drove
1.-THE Snyders to q tourist home here
The bear is believed to have
come from the Hickory Greek
lneighborhood, Is miles south Of
Charlottesville. Such an animal
was found in that area about q
year ago after 1t had killed three
large hogs.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
BY the Associated Press

COVESVMLE, Va. Feb. 1.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Snyder and their
son were "setytupon" by q bear
near here. yesterday.
The SnysieHs said they were en-
route from EbarlDtte. N G.. TO
Washington when their car stalled
|on Route 10, SflliIes south of this
Albemarle County town.
Mr.. Snyder and his 16-year -old
son got out Of the car and were
pushing it down the highway when
along came the bear.
Mr.. Snyder and son beat hasty
retreat into the automobile.
4 The bear climbed to the top Of
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Rent Control Starts
lin Putuxent Area
oy fhe Assoeiuted PFess

Rent control becomes effective
today in the Patuxent (Md.) area,
Isite Of a naval air station.
The ONCE Of Rent Stabilization
ANNOUNCED maximum rents in the
area, which covers all st. Marys
County, viii be those charged on
January /. 1851.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Arlington to Offer
}Niqht Courses for DPS

Night courses for displaced
persons seeking naturalization
will be offered in the semester
opening Monday at Washington
Lee High School, Arlington.
Glasses in basic English and ir
American history will be giver
at z pm. on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays.
In addition, classes In beginning
shorthand, tipping, operation o1
office machines and regular high
school subjects will be available.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
IS Democrats Enter
Alexandra Primary
For City Council Seats

Fifteen men, including five in.
cumbents, have fled in the April
l Democratic primary for the
Alexandria City Council.
Nine of the candidates flee
yesterday just under the dead
line. The two incumbent coun.
cilmen who did not file are Vict
Mayor Albert A. Smoot and Roy
c. Bragg.
Those who fled yesterday are
John J. Ewald. a former mem.
Der Of the council who served si1
years until he was defeated fol
reelection in 1948.
Truman E. Carneale, publishel
of the Alexandria News Leader
and owner of the Del Ray Drug.
store.
David S. Haddock, vice presi.
dent and purchasing agent of tht
A. B. & w. Transit Co.
Col. Allen B. Hicklin, U.S.A.
retired. chairman of last year.
Alexandria Community Ches'
fund drive.
Frank E.. Mann, food product
distributor. -
1t. Col. Thomas B. Mechline
"a group commander at Fort Bel
ypir.s a1 sr;u
JahnNW. Monroe. jr., a sales
man. - N =
Thomas L. Rodgers. 1917 Kin
Edward J. Weiners, chairmansc q
the Alexandria draft board.
The five incumbent councilme
seeking the Democratic nomina
ttion are Marshall j. Beverly, +
Samuel Luckett, Leroy S. Bend
helm, Franklin Backus and JAIME
M. Duncan, jr.
A former Councilman, Ernes
II. tMenkin, who served one tern
10 years ago, is also a candidate il
the primary election.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
|Robbi Metz to Speak

Rabbi solomon Metz win speak
lon .aThe Task Of American JeWry'
lat $50 o'clock tonight in the
american Legion Quonset Hall
l3S01 Eastern avenue. Mount Raj
lnier. Nd. a...ss,.ssss
Evening star., 1952-07-28
Defense Department
Reports ; D. {. Men
Wounded in Korea

Three Washington men have
been wounded in Korean action,
the Defense Department an
nounced today. They are:
Marine Sergt. Arnold L. Morris,
%, whose wife lives at 2541 North
Capitol street.
Army Pfc. George Smith, %,
son Of Mrs. Rosa Locklen, 1734 D
street Sc.
Army Pvt. Leo Bolton, %,
brother Of Mrs. Della M. Brown,
623 Fourteenth street NE.
Morris Hit In Hand.
Sergt. Morris was wounded in
the left hand while he was trying
to retrieve a tank under enemy
fire, he wrote home. The hand is
as good as new now, he said.
The Marine. born and educated
in Elkton, Va, has been in the
Corps five years. He married the
former Miss Lois Short of Shen-
|andoah. Va. last August. They
have no children. His father lives
in Elkton.
Sergt. Morris was serving with
the 1st Tank Battalion of the LIST
Marine Division when wounded.
Pfc. Smith was seriously
wounded July 4. according to a
telegram from the nefense De-
Evening star., 1952-07-28
Iron Luna to be Shown

A portable iron lung with a
dummy patient will be featured
las the exhibit Of the month at
the Medical Museum of the Armed
Forces Institute of Pathology
Ninth and independence avenue
|S.W., during August.
The lung makes movement OF
the patient possible without in
|terruption of treatment.
Evening star., 1952-07-28

Pvt. Smith. Pvt. Bolton.
|partment. His family has re-
ceived no details.
Born in Southern Pines, N. c.,
Pfc. Smith came here eight years
ago as a construction worker. He
was a concrete finiSher when
called into service in December,
1850. Last February he was sent
to Korea.
Released from Hospital.
Pvt. Belton has been released
from the hospital after recovering
from an arm wound suffered July
10.
Born in Ridgeway, s. c., he
came to Washington in 1948. He
attended Phelps Vocational School
here, and was inducted into the
service last October.
Evening star., 1952-07-28

Mail | box top ond only
75c TO Upton, Box 80,
New York. for O procticol
PLASTIC THREAD BOX.
volue $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Washington's Largest Collection At

THE SUITS include everything you could name . and
then soe In this vast selection Raleigh even outdoes
itself! Name fobrie! Then choose from worsteds.
fonneIs, chevios and tweeds in rich potterns Name
style! Then choose from single and double breasted
models in lounge and conventional stynos Name
color. and you'll surely find it # you want to find
"thot certain" suit check this grouping first.
THE oUTERcoATs are perfectly toiIored for Woshine-
tons weather. Imported and domestic shetonds, COW
erts, homespuns, tweeds and cheviots in q selection
hots second to none for quality and interesting vorie
Use Our 4.Momth Extended* Payment Plan
q 9 Pat
Evening star., 1952-06-02
ROUTE SALESMAN

ROUTE SALESMAN
Ambitious married man wanted for
laundry and dry cleaning route.
Present weekly earnings on route,
S65. Many other benefits plus op-
portunity to increase earnings. Ap-
ply before 10 am. MANHATTAN
CO. 1928 Florida ave. NV. DU.
iii. -
SALES-SALES MANAGEMENT
National corporation will set you up
in q permanent business of semi
professional nature without invest
ment ON your part. Our advisory
service. sold direct to consumer. will
provide immediate earnings and sub
stantial non-seasonal income. Sys-
tematic training and supervision is
provided. No travel. Write MR..
STRESING. Box 202. Newark. New
York State,
Evening star., 1952-06-02
ATTENTION ALL
Collector Statesmen
AND OUTSIDE
SPECIALITY MEN


Get in on the ground floor Of the
best deal ever offered. Test proves
when shown. 759S buy. No compe-
tition. nothing like 1t in the world.
One Of the hottest items in America
today. It's new. statesmen are max
ing 20 to 40 dollars per day. Call
RE. 3021 for appointment. 2'
experienced; capable men
for modern, air-cond. retail store;
good pay and hours. IRVING'S
SPORTS STORE. 10th and E NV.
statesmen - Wholesale tirewcpks,
part or full time or side line. Dis
trict area to retailers; high comm.
SOUTHEASTERN NOV. CO.. 1I09
sALEsMEN-D. G. and virginia men
selected given protected territory
with many established accounts.
Liberal comission with weekly draw
ing account. Car necessary. See
MR.. SANDERS. Franklin Park
Hotel. between 7 and 8 pm. only.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
MAN WITH CAR


Big earnings. Good refs. 81. 1851
MEN, free to travel; transp. paid;
can earn $50 week to start. Room
422. Bond Building. "a
MEN, 25-65, to work with unit man
ager. S300-$50O mo. No exper. nee. !;
perm: Apply 1912 pm. Room 702
7lQ 14th st. NV. A
MEN, part time. ewes. and Sat, with
earnings up to $35 per wk. Apply
$3.50 p.m.. Tues. Wed. Thurs,
Room 702, 710 l4th st, NV. a
MENATwo full time and one part
time. Start on a one or two day
trial basis. If you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent opportu-
nifty this is. Full-time Fuller Brush
dealers average 500. and up per
week calling on regular customers
by appt. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant, courteou and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary.
An experienced man will train you.
Apply Oil National Press Bldg. 14th
and Sts. NV. or call DI. 4477 or
Evening star., 1952-06-02
SALESMAN
ARLINGTON

Standard Coffee Co. has an openine
in Arlington for q high-caliber man
who Is sales-minded.
The man selected must be 25-45 yrs
Of age, high school education, mar
ried and able to make bond.
S45 salary plus commission; company
average earnings $S5 per week;
transportation furnished, expenses
paid.
Phone MR.. I. R. CREGGER. XII
S-4751. between z and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-02

Young man, 21-30, with or
without insurance expert
ence to learn underwriting
and production with large
casualty company. Must be
above the average intelli-
gence, and be willing to
study after hours. Excellent
opportunity for right per-
son. Apply Indemnity In
Surnace Co., $40 Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-02

For established retail milk route;
married preferred: 1886 years of
age; cash bond required; salary and
commission, very-good average; 5h-
day week, excellent working condi-
tions. vacation with pay. Apply in
person, Room 320, 2539 Pa. ave.
NV. between 10 am. and 12 noon.
Evening star., 1952-06-02

ROUTE SALESMAN
Retail dairy route. Age 23 to 40,
married. h. S. education and expert
ence meeting public desirable Bond
necessary. 6h-day wk. All our routes
pay more than guarantee of S63. so.
Call THOMPSON'S DAIRY. Monday,
Evening star., 1952-06-02
CLEANER

Must know how to clean Thoroughly
Sober. References required. Excel
lent salary and working conditions
Evening star., 1952-06-02

ROMA TYPEwRITERs. NC. 14I3
Park rd. NV. MI. 5000. Phone
SALESMAN. part or full time. to call
on jewelry and gift stores as whole
sale representative; experienced de-
sirable. BELL & CO.. 9O4 G st. NV.
for local furniture store;
pleasant working conditions, paid
vacations and group disqualification;
salary open; experience not neceS-
sary but helpful. Call DU. 1862
saLEsMAN Al RSi No; COLLECTOR, for large
weekly and monthly insurance debit;
$75 per wk. during 1O-wk. training
period: earnings then unlimited for
aggressive man; age, rs to 40;
500 s.s cash bond REQUIRED. ST; 64d
tributor Of nationally known beer.
desires salesman with background Of
direct factory sales in a nationally
advertised product. Give complete
history in first letter. Box 165-Y,
sALEsMAN-wholesale foods: salary
perm. Box 277-Y, Star. -
SALESMAN for mems clothing store;
good salary and commission: year
round position. Apply WEBSTER
sG6g Gf3THEs gnksMa2S NAN ezps,,encea St nw salary
0nOE ohbE5NAh4Ns CApCLlCACCu, cdldA y
plus commission; apply in person.
shoe salon. BROOKS. 1109 G st.
NV. -3
SALESMAN - Prominent wholesale
concern has excellent opening for
all-around ambitious young man.
25-35 wears, having nice looks. good
personality; wait on store customers
and occasionally outside selling; call
ing on established customers. Large
line products ordered repeatedly each
week by local grocers, restaurants,
taverns, retail <merchants, institu-
tions. Outstanding future. Salary
open: Call Ii. 7-3303 (Suns.. .JU.
T-6566 .
Evening star., 1952-06-02

WILL CALL BOY
Excellent working conditions with
good pay for neat colored boy to
work in our will call department.
Apply Mr.. Uttlin. 3rd floor, BOND
CLOTHES. 1895 F st. NV.
DELIVERY TRUCK helper with D. G.
permit and refs; 5h-day wk.; excel
lent working conditions. L. S.
JULIEN, INC, 1443 P st. NV, -
BOY, 1S, with bicycle; 5-day week,
RYNEx q SAXON. 1927 10th st.
BOYS, over Is to start work in
printing ONCE; no exper. necessary:
nightwork. Do not apply if you
work or go to school in daytime.
RANSDELLS. INC, $40 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
MAN to take charge of dry cleaning
store; prefer tailor or presser; good
salary and oppor. GE. S079, ewes.
and Sun. .
MAN. white; with car to work nights,
furnace cleaning; experience not
necessary; good pay: rapid advance
ment. Apply 1892 18th st. ne.
MAN, young, white, energetic, me
chanically inclined, to work In auto.
brake shop. 903 N st. NV. -
MAN-Part time, eve. and Sat-, must
live in Mt. Pleasant area, to collect
regular monthly accounts; good pay.
Room 424, Bond Building. see mgr.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
statesmen

Here is an opportunity we do not
offer often. An opportunity to con-
meet with CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-
ING AND CARPET CO.. the largest
and best-known reupholstering COM
pany in the country! When people
call CUSTOM. they are not shop
ping but want to place business. We
have q few openings for statesmen
interested in earning $4,000 to S15,-
600 per year. Here is what We offer:
Complete training, both inside
and in the field. with guaranteed
salary.
2-Complete insurance benefits.
vacation.
to qualified prospects
with whom we have made definite
appointments.
commission settlement:
with annual bonus plan.
to advance to man.
agerial position with commensurate
increases in earnings.
For full details and appointment. call
Tuesday, June 3, for Mr.. Lehman
between 10 and IL am. at MI. 1888
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP MEN
SALESMAN

MEMS CLOTHING
clothing man. able to act
as assistant mgr. Earnings over
$4,000 per year. Phone Ii. 3-4?33.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
AMERICAS BEST
PART-TIME WORK

$3.50 per evening; car; pleasant
working conditions. For appoint
ments, MR.. PRENTICE. DU. 1877.
YOUNG MEN as mechanics helpers;
excellent opportunity to learn fine
trade; single men preferred; paid
vacation and disqualification. Apply
BOWEN & CO.. 4712 Bethesda ave,
Bethesda. Md. -
COLLEGE MEN, freshmen, sophs, ms
and srs.; summer sales positions with
natl. org; about $50 weekly plus
SR SHRus YoINp 9 eSpfs Room nec zoa Apply lo9 az
PART TIME for two young men. one
to distribute advertising. other to
deliver products; no selling; must be
neat, steady, meet public we'll; pre-
fer college students. Interviews 2-5
Pm; daily; 944 s. Wakefield st,
white student to work
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays,
answering telephone. plus light
clerical duties; year-'round position.
Do not apply unless you can be on
the Job each weekend plus holi-
days. Give complete details in your
own handwriting. Box 2S3-V, Star.
COOK. white: 7o-room.
American plan hotel; breakfast and
dinner: Call Immediately. HENLO-
PEN HOTEL, Rehobeth Beach. Della
BDV GaFei rn RehHSeth Rf}S hR$aNns saSh and va
himself generally useful around
small store. No phone calls. Apply
ADLER. The Engraving Shop, 1905
q st. NV, a
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP MEN

3rd-class, d. c. license,
to be general !supt. Of public insti-
Please state qualifications, salary
desired, etc. Write Box 12S-Y. Star
Evening star., 1952-06-02
AUTO SALESMAN
AUTO WASH MAN

Large ESQ service station; good sal
ary to start; good working condi-
tions. group disqualification. Apply
LEE PERSHING ESQ. $500 North
Pershing dr.. Arlington. OW. 77O7.
BAKER, experienced, for nightwork.
Apply in person, SCHUPP'S BAK-
ERY, 5542 Conn. ave -
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP MEN

MECHANIC for lge. Wash. laundry
truck feet, local .exper. and refs.
required: steady cd. paying position
for qualified man. Apply in person
to Mr.. Steele in garage, NATIONAL
LAUNDRY CO., 21 Pierce st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
BAKER

Junior baker, Q to 8 years. expert
ence, excellent opportunity to be
position in large local bakery. Ex-
perienced in modern mass-produc-
tlon methods. Salary dependent
upon experience. Many substantial
employment benefits. Write stating
P. o. B. 3133. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
STATION. WASHINGTON, D. C.-3
BARTENDER. neat, reliable, for per-
manent night work; must have good
mixed-drink experience; 6-day wk.
ABBY in person at SAVANNAH
RESTAURANT, 1885 Savannah ST..
Sc. .
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP MEN
CLERK

For night work, experienced. Apply in
person only. managers ONCE.
HAY ADAMS HOTEL
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Assistant Credit Manager

pay. NA 2s13. LEE sTuDIo
BEAUTICIAN-Guilb has opening
for. excellent operator: also shampoo
and msnicurist; salary open; call
BEAUTicIAN. exper:, operator; lin.
preferred LOUISE MOORE BEAUTY
SALON; 1ll2 H st. NV. ME. $40.
soS or oysr TeeP1 Ssncnrts % %afns
guaranteed $65 weekly. SUE HAIR
sTYLIST, 946 Wayne ave, Silver
Spring. Md. SH. 1921 --3
BEAUTICIAN-Good all-around orer-
ator: for position in Florida: See Mr..
Rti,cKERS0n; ts, Ea ON, room 216 Raleigh so-
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around:
sal, 75% comm. HELENE'S BEAUTY
SALON, 1923 18th st. NV. ME. $500.
com%ssion %ansnrst 41hr sa5yssys Th salary a1d
Beauty aSai aoPiER.ATTioRRsS, RS g. ofeq' for modern @
beauty salon. Top salary plus COM
mission. Please apply in person Tues.
through Sat. PIERRE HAIRDRES-
SER. 1907 Bait. ave-, College Park.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. for our vari-
salary and commission. EMILE.
BEAurSTo EAU So96p oPpEaRAToR ays for new S salon.
%ss,eaass EssS phss: ST &c., 49,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. man orr or woman,
to rent small Conn. ave salon;
very reasonable terms. DE. O65i.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
PARTS MAN


PARTS MAN
Exper. GIN; salary open; good work
ing conditions, paid vacation and
insurance plan. Call Mr.. NOEL, GE
01oQ. HICKS CHEVROLET. INC,
PHARMACIST - Full-time work; ex-
cellent salary. For information, call
pHARM2cisr, excellent salary and
working conditions. EMPIRE PHAR-
MACY. 173S Conn. ave. -
PHARMACIST. excel. pos. for exper.
man; ref. NEW HAMPSHIRE PHAR-
PHARMAcisT-Good opportunity for
hours. CHEVY CHASE PHARMAcY.
1886 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 5000.
PHARMACIST. part or full time, 80
an hour. CONCORD PHARMACY.
1915 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO.
PHARMACIsT-Registered in Md;
good salary. pleasant SURROUNDINGS.
PACKETS PHARMACY. SH. 6464.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. home portrait
with camera and car; guar. salary;
also portrait specialist. Thorough
otis stasio ASTSNs STPsS toy g,a pay z at See Mr
PIANO PLAYER (colored) for cock
tail hour, 8 to 8 pm; good salary.
HARMONY RESTAURANT. 5l1 2nd
st. ne. TR. 1927. See Mr.. Levin
from to Q pm. -3
PIANO PLAYER, cocktail hour. 6 to
8 pm, Monday through Friday. See
Mr.. Levin, HARMONY RESTAU-
RANT. 511 Second st. ne. 8 to 6
PORTER. 3 eyes,; 8 to 10 pm.
Sun. 9 am. to 4 pm. ALTO
PHARMACY. 2213 Wise. ave. NV;
PORTER, colored. kitchen helper;
hours 2 to IL pm; salary S35; 2
meals furnished. Apply 4015 8.
2Sth ST.. Arlington; call TIE. 0096.
PORTER-DRIyER, best refs.; for
and pay. Day only. No Sun. sH.
Evening star., 1952-06-02

Attention Govt. Employees
Living in Montgomery County, Nd. i;
Q chance to double your present
income working few hours each
week; this opportunity will only be
for few months. Call BILL HEFLIN,
Rockville 1903, between 8 am. g
pm. for further information. q
YOUNG MEN. 20 to IS with car;
hiRh weekly Commission earnings; !;
no experience necessary If willing
to learn highly professional
upholstery cleaning business. MIR.
ROY EDWARDS, DI. 1900, ext. SAC
or 547, or eyes,. LU. 4-1S36, for
Evening star., 1952-06-02

BEAUTY SALON MANAGER. for
Westchester. salon. Excellent oppor-
T,1It tnnlIy; GoSd ss, salary and commission.
BOOKKEEPER. assistant; exper.;
local school training in double entry
preferred; 6-dsy week; pleasant
surroun6ings; $3.50 mo. to start.
GIVE full details in your reply. Box
BooKkEEPER sTENoGRAPaER.
perm. position, branch once ma
tional Organization; excellent OPP
portunity. State salary expected
and full exper. Box 2S9-V. Star.
CASHIER and drug clerks, full time:
6-day, 4S-hour week; good pay
plus commission; experience pre-
ferred. SILVER SPRING DRUG,
S575 Ga. ave-, JU. 7-5450. g
CASHIER-An night work on busy
cigar counter in drug store; 6-day,
commission. Must be experienced
and have local references. BRENT
WOOD DRUGS. 1901 Rhode Island
CASHIER, to check in statesmen. Must
be able to operate adding machine
and be accurate with figures. Apply
In person, Mr.. Diamond, CRUSTY
PIE CO., 80 o st. ne. -3
CASHIER and beverage checker, only
experienced need apply. Good SAL
ary, meals and hours. Apply In per-
son, 8 to IL Am. FAN & BILL,
1882 Conn. ave. NV. "A
CONTINUED On Next Pags)
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Statesmen

Young men with experience to sell
nationally famous mems sports
wear and furnishings. Permanent
openings offering top commission.
purchases. Come in and talk with
MR., SPICER.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Warehouse MANAGER

Warehouse Manager
man, experienced in furni-
ture and appliance warehousing and
delivery preferred. Must know how
to handle personnel and be familiar
with Washington and surrounding
territory. Excellent salary COM
pany benefits. Replies treated con-
fidentally. See Mr.. Jacobs. MAR
WINS CREDIT. 734 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
TECHNTCAT, WRITER

TECHNICAL WRITER
in building construction
for industrial facilities. Civil
engineering background and ship
yard experience preferred. Salary
ploye benefits. Call ME. 6911. -
SERVICEMAN = Car
conditions; Conditions. 'efs Bowls vs. T Tv, "0tks 44ns
Connecticut ave. r
TOBACCO SALESMAN, young man
Local distributor of nationally
known beer desires salesman with
background of direct factory sales
in tobacco. Give complete history in
TRUCK DRIVER, white; must room
and board at employers house. sos
No. Edison ST., Afl. ia. S-0-?2.
Evening star., 1952-06-02

When GnsWertng advertisements
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
inclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondl UGlue. Copies serUe the pur.
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP MEN

Administrative Trainee
Inside salaried position for recent
college graduate, to train in all
Enderwritinr in prenaration for
administrative future. We are
looking for . young man who is
interested in o career with one of
the largest and most progressive
automobile insurance companies in
TINS area. No selling or travelling
ment. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CO.. ST. 1900, Ext.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
INSPECTOR
INSURANCE
INVESTIGATOR, OUTSIDE

colored, 5th-class license;
ences. sealeo ADO 40 4s4s: saofsn' local reisF-
colored, couple only: ex-
perienced with stoker and minor re-
pairs; must be sober; excellent quar-
ters: good salary. Call WO. 0322.
for apartment project. o. 1910.
to 3 weekdays, Sun. and ewes.
JANiTOR AND REPAIR MAN, Mt.
Pleasant; nice apt. and good salary
to right man. Must be willing and
capable. OR. 1874. -
Evening star., 1952-06-02

THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
BEAUTY OPERATOR

Man or woman. Several
booths available for qualified
operators for JULES HAIR
STYLIST, new Maryland stu
dio in the Langley shopping
center. N. H. ave. and Uni
versity lane. opening mid
June. Can also consider opera
tor for Va, studios to replace
transferred operator. 5-day.
40-hour week; guaranteed SAL
ary and commission. For fur
ther information, call Mr..
Jules at Alexandria studio,
AL. 1OS6.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP MEN
ROIITEMAN
ROIITE SALESMAN

Opportunity to earn good salary.
Apply H. j. Taylor after 10 am
BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY
Evening star., 1952-06-02
HELP MEN
Will. GAIL. ROV

WASHRoOM HELPER
IN LAUNDRY, colored, exper, in
pulling and loading. Apply 23O6
Georgia ave, NV a
Evening star., 1952-06-02
MESSENGER
Night Watchman
For Department
Store

Permanent position for sober, de-
pendable man. Must furnish ref
erences. Liberal benefits, discount
and free disqualification. Box 3S7-
A. Star.
OFFSET STRIPPER and layout expe-
rienced man. Call ST. 1865 or see
Mr.. BEALL, 1713 Pa. ave. -6
PAINTERS, 1st-class, steady work
HIT DECORATING-C G-CONTRACTING
CO. INC, GIL. 1415. "a
PAINTERS (2). Call after 5 pm.
Monday; $16. DILL. ia. S817.
PAINTERS a., must be first class.
Apply Mon. and Tues. at 7:30 am.
at. sos North Pollard ST., Arlington,
below AIS Motors. .