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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
AFTERNOON WEAR

The afternoon-and-atier shoe
which goes ON TO dinner and the
atre can be found in either soft
glossy feathers or luscious SUICIDES.
Popular. too. for this type Of
shoe are the new cleaning lcath-
ers in jet black. bronze and
antiqucd gold. hese shoes, also.
are narrow and elegant in line,
hghlighting the Spanish iapcrcd
toe in either straight or patterned
design.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

LATEST DESIGNS Of dress
patterns was displayed Sunday
at the Vets by Barbara Therioi
Dressmakers Shop of 324s Helen
and modelled from left 10 right;
Miss J. James. Miss r. Robin
son. Miss B. Gum. Miss b. The
riot. and Miss c. Mays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

thought sure would have 20 20
If the short skirts took hold, YOU
Just go right on wearing them
And II YOU are shopping for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
First MIC Member

CHICAGO NLC)-For the first
time in the history Of the Ma
tional Lutheran Council, a Negro
has been named TO committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Casual Wear

supervising work which the
agency carries on for It's eight
participating church bodies
lie is Or T r. Spcigner pas
tor Of tho American Lutheran
Church who is professor Of his
tory and student counselor az
North Carolina State AT Durham.
He has been named to the Sub
Committee for Church Work in
Negro Communities Of the MICS
Division OF American Missions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

new things. lis not "how short
II is" but how becoming it is"
that you ask yourself.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Becoming Skirt
Appears to Be Ahead

NEW YORK-(CBS)-You stop frettng and worrying
whether Fall should the short look the
long heady begun this has
50 died down that becoming look that's holding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Society
-Noc;efy

"The way that leads to Christian Science is straight
and God has set his gnet upon Science making
it coordinate with all that is real and only that which is
harmonious and eternaI."-Mary Baker Eddy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Austin gave the benediction.
The next meeting will be at
the home of j. l.. Dungy, 35
Owen, Apt. 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Leather Sets Pace.

Leather shoes setting the for elegance this Fall in both
smooth and brushed Iathe They will literally glow with the
richness of hucs finishes that bring the feathers
tue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10


Week. More than 200 guest,
were present at the affair
known as Family Night" A
movie, in cooperation with
Christian Education wa
among the outstanding fes.
lures.
Louise Garrison Hostess
Louise Garrison was the
gracious hostess of the Lucky
Bridge Club" in her lovely
home, on Atkinson Avenue,
on last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Garrison is a teacher
al the Lincoln Elementary
school. Everyone enjoyed a
most delightful afternoon.
Special guests at the meet
ing were; Dorothy Wilev,
Alice Lightfoote, and Viola
Jackson. Members of The
sClub include Betty Griffin,
president; Lowell Locke, Sec
'retary; Alberta Lightfoote,
Clarice Young, Sue Smith,
Louise Garrison, and Mildred
Lott.
Wherefore Club Meeting
The regular meeting of
the Wilberforce Alum
nj Association, was held in
the lovely home Of the Pew
erend nd Mrs. Lowell John
son, of Frederic Avenue, on
Thursday evening of last
week.
Many members and friends
LOT the club were present. The
Alumni nlnns n very active
successful year. Mrs. Elsie
Alexander Is president; Mrs.
;onzclla NJ. Bailey is cores
bonding secretarv.
The beautiful Veterans
Memorial building was the
scene of a successful Fashion
Review. on SUNDAY after
noon, October 4th. The Re-
view was shown as "Revue
IDes Chaptaux". Cooperating
in the agar, and made it a
huge success, was the hard
work and skill of Francis
Norfleet, Barbar Theroit, a
very outstanding young de-
Moner. Zone of the best.)
Others outstanding in the
field include Jamie Stanheld,
Katherine Whittengton, Ella
Katherine Wilmington,
Alaine Wilmington. Billy
Scurlock. A huge crowd was
present to enjoy the glamor-
Qua review.
Deacon Byrdsong Passes
Deacon Oliver Byrdsong
OF Chandler Avenue, passed
last week. Many friends of
the family join them in sim
cere regret. and sympathy.
Deacon Byrdsong was we'll
liked and highly respected
by all who knew him. Re
leaves a wife and FIVE chill
dren.
~ turned From Trip South
Mr.. and Mrs. William
summers and mother. Mrs,
Nora Pelham, have just re-
,urned from an extensive trip
IN pennsylvania to attend
inc funeral services Of Mrs.
= lmmcrs' brother. Fro M
There the Summers went to
attend the Insurance Con.
veniion. Many Detroiters at.
tended the convention. and
nave reported having a very
enjoyable time. in the beau
uiul city Of Miami. Florida.
j. {. Lockes' Return Home
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Locke,
IN Chandler Avenue. and
usHshter. also enjoyed q
mos. delightful trip through
we Smokes and other point,
IN the South.
c me Independent Voters
I'VE Group Meeting
MRS, Elnor Cowan of 1924
ISABELLE Street. Inkster wa.
hostess at the regular meet,
"g OF a civic group last week
.,Mr mrs. Rucker led a song
nsep me near the cross
ma n prayer was led by Mr.,
Dungy, president of the
group. After which the elec,
uon OF officers as follows
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Lieutenant Commodore Clark
has returned from Korea and his
friends are more than happy to
see him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10

Like everything else in fash
ion today. timing is the focal
point and each pair OF
shoes is clearly marked for a
specific place and occasion.
The nine 10 five shoe has found
new distinction m It,, new shape
II will be IN polished leather
usually black, OF perhaps sub
tie combination Of two different
textures Of fine leather
Because some OF the smaricst
fashion news Of the season is
being told in suits, the sort Of
suit shoe YOU might wear end
lcSsly with them is a square
throatcd tapcrcd toe opera pump
in black or navy blue smooth
leather with an affinity for hirh
POLISH and a stacked leather thin
high heel.
Casual Wear
For the more casual country
STYLE suit or coat, the news in
flats Is the new type Of lower
level shoe Definitely pretty
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Mrs. Irene Woods was hostess
ClovesNeglectedItem

Gloves the neglected item the woman ward
robe according to by national fashion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
2 Clubs
Society DOINCS =, MARY RHODES
BY MARY BELLE RHODES

after then conditions changed IA
vorably. In the prisoner ex-
change they were classified as
progressives and reactionaries.
and the first ones 10 come home
were the progressives Captain
Milford has three children and
live in East Orange. n. J.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
Deacon Byrdsong Passes

Deacon Byrdsong Passes
Deacon Oliver Byrdsong
OF Chandler Avenue, passed
last week. Many friends of
the family join them in sim
cere regret. and sympathy.
Deacon Byrdsong was well
ked and highly respected
ey all who knew him. Re
leaves a wife and FIVE chill
dren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-10
- me Independent Voters
I'VE Group Meeting


MRS, Elnor Cowan of 1874
ISABELLE Street. Inkster was
hostess at the regular meet
"'s OF a civic group last week.
..,,Mrs Mrs. Rucker led a song.
Keep me near the cross"
T n' prayer was led by Mr..
Dungy, president of the
group. After which the cleo
n OF officers as follows:
"ui Austin, secretary: Mrs.
ow an. treasurer: Mrs.
Kncker. vice president.
A delightful menu was
served by the hostess. Mr..
Evening star., 1953-09-27
Home Remode|ing Month at Webster's

Chances had remodeng ideas
quietly for
probably
Evening star., 1953-09-27

than the mood
NO LONGER those before prices in
Evening star., 1953-09-27

We know from experience that with np
be busy around the clock Day and night We'll trying up
with the demands for Chryer Artemp Gas Heating installations
Avoid the aStnute rush Be
yourself money on these present low prices Today dial Sterling
$500 and let us send graduate heating engineer home to
give FREE heating If need heating plant
have Websernsaed Chrysler Atemp Heat
afe economical for as little $7500 during September
complete unit
Evening star., 1953-06-06

Exper. nee; 4O-hr., 5-day wk.; white;
company benefits; salary open. For
further Information call Mr.. Conner
ia. 8-5S00. COOPER TRENT. 1929
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. %
Evening star., 1953-06-06
LEGAL NOTICES
JOSEPH, C. SURACI &
GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorneys.
Filed June 4, 1853. Harry M. Hull,

JOSEPH c. SURACI &
GEORGE G. GERTMAN, Attorneys.
Filed June f. 1922: 1893, Harry M. Hull,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia
Yudeievit. ct al, Plaintiffs. VS.. Louis
executor Gs anni. and ~ Trustee under the viii
ants.-civil Action No. 1928 -53.-
ORDER NISI.--Louis Yudelevit, Max
Yudelevit and Harry A Badt, trus-
tees, having reported to the Court,
the receipt Of the offer of Mary M.
gers Subdivision Of lots IN SQUARE
2650. in the District Of Columbia,
improved by premises 1920 Allison
street Northwest, for the price of
2I 300 90. Of which. Sic. 10000
Is to be cash and the balance,
purchasers promissary note secured red
by second deed of trust against said
real estate, to be repaid in monthly
tnstallmentS Of $4,000, subject to q
commission of $65S.5O. It is by
the Court this 4th day of June,
fer be accepted and the sale ratified
and confirmed unless cause be shown
TO the contrary on or before the
gath day of June, 1853, at ten
o'clock AM, at which time higher
Jections to said sale viii be heard
IN Motions Court: provided q COPY
Of this order be published once in
The WASHINGTON Law Reporter and
once in The Evening Star News
paper at least ten days before the
l,n Last mentioned date; go JAS: W.
Copy. Test: HARRY M. HULL,
Clerk: By HELEN K. BENDURE,
Deputy Clerk. je(3
Evening star., 1953-06-06
PERSONAL

SLIP COVERS AND DRAPEs, custom
made from our large selection of
nat gMaSerialS hrS.. O. your own material.
ad Ssmples Ss SIesst zoM SS fGE selesTHH
SHOP. 910 II st. ne. Ii. 6-S967.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person. 24-hr. nursing care;
vision. JU. a-6040.
PaaHG aasy TTMER ToSE v1cos ss fl'9 ERs q
$4,000, days; XII. 8-221S. ewes. "
NURSING HOME--vacancy for aged,
nursing care. JU. Ss97ss. ~ T
FORMS 67-U. 8. Job applications,
SxsTHSNiSo SxSs;TsHNooE RAESS SERVICE '0S co. .Isf' 81
vAcAASeGY-Elderly lady in lie. res,
> home, al home comforts and care
Reasonable. HE. 4-6l5I. %
DRAPERIES AND SLIP COVERS
made to specifications Nice line
Of maserisls as to show. Cali any time,
i go 90 2asossED shSSsj BUSINESS CARDS, Ard
Ii / eSlcrs esssSsS S4'e6; 2 eOlOr'. 1925
BEN &. S1RNEs. former empioye,
Of L W. Mason Co., contact same
1s 49,. 10; 6-S2S4:; relative TEEN e en-
MR.. BUSnNESSNEAN-Uss our spec.
typing service; statist., etc.; elec.
typevriterS. mMA. 20. 2.6222.
REFINED LADY desires long sea-
shore vac, aS paying guest or hos
tess TO- cong. family or group; ref
erenees exchanged. II. 1886.
NURSERY-LEe. front rm. Day care
for children while parents are work
ing. 36lb Hamilton st., West Hyatts.,
ELDERLY LADY, personal care, pri-
vate room, tray service. Box 1921,
EXPERT TYPIST. reasonable rates:
headlines met. WO. 6-4679. -I2
VACANCY FOR ELDERLY LADY
Large pvt. rm.; 3 exposures; nurS-
ing care; tray service. WO. 6-2579.
VACANCY FOR ELDERLY LADY-
Suite; sitting rm. and bedrm. with
care and tray service. KE. 7-lSSl,
PLANNING A PARTY? Spacious, At.
tracttve Accommodations Available
Tor your next dinner party, ban
Quet, dance or club meekfng; fine
food and reasonable prices; caterinS
2erviees. HAKR1NGER's BUFFE.
RHs ,&?2S l4th ct. NV. RA.
Evening star., 1953-06-06

Used-car lot-New-car dealer; must
have drivers license; sober and re-
liable. Apply to MR.. WILLIAMS,
7911 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
OPTICIAN'

PAINTERS
pc. only. Apply JAFFEE. ell
Evening star., 1953-06-06

CASHIER-TYPIST for finance COM
pany: typing essential; will train
cashiering; splendid working conds,,
good starting salary, many company
penneflts: n Can MR.. NOEL at 10. g.
CHILDRENs NURSE. complete care
OF infants and partial care of 3
oioer children; in upper New York
state Tor the summer. Laurel 1S-R.
CLERk-white. General ONCE work
High school graduate. No experience
ReSessa5y NS ssYsss sSHfs % shqrshsnd Phone
and dry-cleaning store, in Bethesda,
Md; must be neat and reliable;
good salary plus company benefits;
prefer area resident. Apply 47I2
Aampden lane. Bethesda, Nd, or
call OIL. 4-1717 for interview. -S
CLERK, experienced; some typinx:
small switchboard: nearby country
club; room and board optional or
eSar SI Necessary. IssSay Call MR.. BARRETT.
CLERK. for or dry cleaning and hS ias,n-
dry store. 42O H st. ne. Ii. 4-94s2.
CLERKS, under SO: perm. positions
5ids 5RIG9n 'ea eafetelisS: 4o-hl aFsGnS Sdsy
,wk; annual starting salary. $2.4OO;
liberal vacation and sick leave. In.
terviews . am. to 4:30 pm. Per.
sonnsl once. NATIONAL GEO
GRAPHIC SOCIETY, 3rd and R
CLERK CASHIER, part-time WHITE
HOUSE MARKET, 452S Ga. ave.
NV -
CLERK-sTENoGRAPHER - Experi.
ence desirable. but not necessary.
Chain organization, company bene-
fits: Apply in person, DALTON FL
NANCE CO., 3233 Rhode Island ave-,
Mt. Rainier, Md. -9
- 4O-hour, 5-day
week. Starting salary $40. State age
and experience. Group insurance
and paid vacation. Box 42-J. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST. experienced, for
credit clothing store, 5Ha-day week,
air-cond. office, knowledge Of MGR
machine helpful but not essential,
vii train: Apply UNION CLOTH
1ERS, INC. 307 9TH st. NV. No
phone calls 8
Evening star., 1953-06-06

AUTO BODY FENDER MAN
Unusual proposition for willing work.
er; guaranteed salary. company ben
ents. vacation with pay: must be
person. Mr.. Mills or Mr.. Herson,
MANHATTAN AUTO KAISER FRA
ZER. INC 7th and p ats n m n
Evening star., 1953-06-06

Good salary and permanent job for
reliable man with experience. TOWN
& COUNTRY CLEANERS, Bethesda,
Md. Oh. 4-15O2. Ill
MAN for clerical work in bakery. Sun.
days. $3.50 a.m.S to 10 pm. at 81
peg hr. Cali co. 5-975S or TE
MAN Or BOY WANTED to work on
SHALL salz aIR HowAkD " kEDsiFtsr va nHa
MEN, to cut and haul timber to mill
with my equipment. JU. 5-24SS.
MEN WANTED to operate osalid ma
ence necessary other than being able
person. COOPER TRENT or MD;
INC, 4703 Hampden lane, Bethesda.
MAN. white. bet. go and e5, as clerk
In one Of our branch stores. ldry.
light. and permanent. CAN Mr..
and II. ct HO. 2-7s23. ~
MEN, interested in sales and mer-
chandise for our local sewing CEN
ter. Men selected will be trained
By ., the MANAGER; M Excellent opportu-
asnsp s9d %sn7 Ssssn sasES
BENEFITS. SINGER SEWING CENTER.
a;aG7 3lG87 ~ q SIP s. nv TonsD AD ,2. 2.6S15 ~
buildings, auto engines. etc. Profit-
sharing basis. Income unlimited.
Low competition. Must be sober.
own car. Part-time considered. oV.
Man, WORKING 5-day wk., wishing
Saturday work as clerk at poultry
stand in large. market; good salary
to right man. For interview. call
Ma. S-2672. Tuesday through
Thursday, z to 4. IS
YOUNG MANS to 80, to work at
counter In dry cleaners, 9 days, $45
week to start; no experience neces-
sary but must be dependable. Apply
YSO;iG;nNG S;i;nG NAN, I's; sa;1-2e; ,ewelry shop
has opening for an aggressive and
energetic young man, interested In
q good future with advancement;
willing to learn: permanent posi-:
ton. Apply David Mann. THE
taRon Bldg. or call Ii 6-67o0. Ext.
b-621b, Tor appt.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
HELP-WoMEN

BEAUTIClANS-Men or women, ex-
perienced operators only; salary and
commission. Apply GABRIEL, 1919
BEAUTICIAN-All-around operator;
5-day week: store hours and privi-
leges. Apply FRED THE HAIR
sTYLIsT' at Brooks. 11o9 @ st. NV.
BEAUTIClAN, exper.. man or woman:
congeniai good salary, comm. Apply
In person, ANITA's, 5612 Conn.
BiESurICIAN,. exper., sll-aroundl MlS op-
8 to 8. Closed sats.. sa July 0sS and "sSE' xSF'
Apply GUILBo's, 1646 Conn. ave.
BExUTfciAN EAU 1Ei Aiofii AND MANrcURissr,
full or. part-time: Washington's
BEAUTTCiAN-HAIR sTYLIsr for re-
fined clientele. Modern. air.cond.
salon. Salary open, commission paid
weekly. Permanent position. Pull,
also part time. Apply In person. 1903
Ian Essk Jr5o1i rd; n;W.' or call for interview.
Beauty E2i T1SV5fi OPERATOR, earn ss5 to %
no manic1rins: steady position; air.
cooled. mod. shop. LOUIS CHEA-
TIVE HAIRDRE6sERs. 1710 Eye st.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
no following necessary Call for
appointment. AD. 4-1016. -
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2l and ~
manicurist. BEAUTY BAZAAR, sos
OPERATORS - All-around
operators. no manicurtng; excel
guar. top comm. air-cond. shop.
perm. DOS. Also manicurist. GOOD
salary, Re. 7;40s3 7z -
for our Conn. ave. and Bethesda
salons: 5-day Wk.: top salary and |
commission. EMILE. 1921 Conn ave. |
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
interested in steady position. Ap-
PARIS. 1914 Conn. ave. NO. 7-2776.
- |
Evening star., 1953-06-06
SALESMAN
nan

FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
National organization requires full
time salesman, age 25 to 45, pref
erably Q resident Of FrederickShurg
area; semiprofessional, dignified,
creative work In o repeat 1ield;
earnings well above average with
excel. opportunity for advancement;
previous sales exper. not essential,
but helpful; thorough schooling in
the neld by competent personnel.
permitting opportunity for earn
ings while training. Applicant must
possess. ambition, integrity and car
To arrange for interview. write i'm
med, to j. A. MEACHER, 1928 o1st
St, No. Arl., Va, or telephone KE.
S.2579; however, no information
will be divulged By phone. --7
Statesmen, building materials. excel.
earning and working conds.. you
may expect q better than -average
income in return for an honest
days work; salary and comm. Phone
MIR. ALBERT or MR.. BLAKE for
appt., II. 4-6101. -
Improvement Salesmen; new stone
siding deal; fast seller; unusual
earnings. ROBINSON q CO., l345
14th St., corner Rhode Island ave.
NV. co. $3.50. -
SALESMEN, to take orders for easily
sold items; definite appointments
furnished; guaranteed minimum
weekly earnings. NO investment, no
experience necessary. eau for apps.,
IL. 4-1SVVs -44
Evening star., 1953-06-06
CT,ERK-TVPTST'

NA6fGh-x xFlS1
knowledge OF bookkeeping. Box
169-J. Star. 8
CLOTHING GRADER-Sort and clas-
sify, clothing; able to stand at
EoeE E0oEG,edEsSSo eyssIg'ht' ss1'a intelligent
handicapped preferred: 5-day wk. !;
opport. to learn some parts Of dry
cleaning work. Apply GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES. 1918 New Hampshire
. q to IL. Mon. through Fri. No teie.
phone calls -
COSMETICIAN. excel. opportunity
with pleasant working conditions II,
modern drugstore. exper. pref. PAT
HNCkS PHARMACY. Riverdale. Md,
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK, expert
enced only. References required
Closed Sundays and holidays. MA
T1ONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn.
ave.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
PROPOSALS

GOV. OF DIST. OF COL. DIR. OF
SEALED PSSSoaPoossAis.ss ssnS will -b bs isSd. reca.
in Rm.. 4O4, 400 Pa. Ave, NV,
Wash. I. p. G, until 2 PM. DIST.
June IL, 1853, and then publicly
1 SERVICE 41S SEWER. 1zEa sSth S SSE., ST., slE.,
bet. Camden st. and Southern Ave,
consist. of 400 lin. IT. 10" dia. terra
Gotta pipe sewer. Proposal forms
and specns. obtainable, without
Procurement once, D. c., RIM. 4O6,
499 Pa. Ave, NV. (Tel. Ma. $4,000,
EXT. 1919. JED 4,5,6,S,9,10
Evening star., 1953-06-06
HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN-we need Q young col
2red man 70 represent . nationally
far fmoyn nm make OF electronic organs
able to demonstrate. Car is essen
la: Salary. commission and car
allowance. Address Box 456-J. Star
YOUNG MAN to learn the wholesale
lNo lzSNoohhng and sheet metal business:
pay. excellent opportunity for ed-
Vancement and many other ad-
ETaantaees; Apply In person, I'll
YOUNG MAN, white, to work In our
S2HgS S1iyer spring store: Apply in person.
CO., $3.50 Fenton st. Mr.. Robinson.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
MANAGER
FOR SMALL DOWNTOWN

Must be experienced and able TO
handle bar. Best of references re-
9uired: Salary to start $500 month
ly. w. E. THRIFT. 1411 Penna
ave NV. MA. 2-9743 ~
Evening star., 1953-06-06

DRUG CLERK. part time. evening
work, good hours. good pay; must
be, experienced: DRUG LANE, MI.
johnson, AP. 7-9191. -
more 1st-class electricians or exper.
helpers that now have D. c. cards.
Call or apply REED ELECTRIC
CO., 1908 P st. NV, HO. 2-4322.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man to
assume complete charge of Jobs,
commercial work; top pay. ST.
3-944S. s
Evening star., 1953-06-06
RECEIVING CLERK

RECEIVING CLERK
For old established furniture store.
Permanent employment and many
company benefits. Apply to Mr.. Sci
gel. HOUSE g. HERMANN. 7th and
RESTAURANT MANAGER : Falls
stating qualifications, salary ex-
RETAIL SALESMAN, to sell auto ac-
cessories, sporting goods. hard
ware ware a1isn. EardHn supplies; in retail
outstanding employe benefits. in
cluding paid vacations. group in
surance, liberal employe discounts,
profit-sharing and retirement pro-
grams, plus unlimited opportunity
for advancement. Apply WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 3941 MINI.
RooFER AND RooFER's HELPER.
and repair; rsgTlar SaggI work for good
RoUTE%AN. ooaS to cover specified route.
piies: Monday tSTouES nha FqiSsy SsS fdH plDs
approximately .3la hours Sunday
afternoon: minimum earnings S55
per wk.;. must be reliable and eligible
for bond: Apply 1920 Wis. ave. %
ROUTE 13,I1 Sales SALESMAN to sell potato pt
Sday Rks. good ess, Salary: 0 ali ea local
Va; territory. Call JE. .2-16s7.
Sat. and Sun. between 5 and z pm.
otdSdv only; ApplEy Apply only if interested in
route sSfSrs soLfc1ToR SSLkfi for dry cleaning
MARVEL CLEANERS, 1920 14th st.
SALESMAN. for experienced asbestos.
roofing and siding sales; must have
had experience in either asbestos
Write NATIONAL GYPSUM CO,
Observation-Disclosures and sports
wear, one Of Wash.'s finest mems
wear stores has opening for sales.
man. accustomed to selling to select
man; pleasant working conditions;
disqualification and paid vacations.
Or will consider clesn-cut young
trained. Apply UNIVERSITY SHOP
sALEsMAN' % Nv Experienced mems
sportswear; good salary: many store
sPoRT SHOP. oa1 10th tt and Sad'I9' Z 'sts. ta1H a.W.
young, earnings $4,000.
coN f EnEcdRfc suPgpL41 1pG G6, sGS sGsi
18th st., Silver Spring, Md. IS
SALESMAN-Married, to sell leading
tubular steel scaffolds and shores.
Construction field experience fieces-
sary. Must have car. Salary and
commission. Apply in writing to
Box AL, Star. .
represent well-known
distributor of Waltham watches,
nationally advertised. silverware.
clocks. electrical appliances, lew
elry and other lines in Eastern
Shore, Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina. Draw
ing account against commission.
answer giving age. experience, to
Evening star., 1953-06-06
HElP--MEN

sALEsMAN for fishing tackle; must
nave sSliinE experience; perm; good
pay. MILLS CO., 9th and = NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
AbDA1N 1OW ENO
3700 MASS. AVE. NV,
Photocopy Operator

L A1OUOSORy OJC1 dGOI
Exper. nec., 40-hr.. b-day wk.; white;
company benefits; salary open. For
further Information call Mr.. Conner,
ia: S-5S00. COOPER TRENT, 1929
wilson blvd. Arl., Va. %
PRACTICAL NURSES, for nursing
MRS. CARTER. JU. 9-6O4O. -6
PKESSERS, experienced silk and
ladies' wool. work; top salary; ex-
cellent working conditions. SYLVAN
CLEANERS. 1905 Underwood st.
NV, phone RA. 3-5440. -S
RECEPTIONIST for small NV. apt,
house,. experienced on secretarial
switchboard; approximately 8 mos
work; chance Of permanent employ
ment II desired; $3.50 mo. Call
MR.. LOVE, TU- 2-1515. Ill
RECEPTIONIST-Ge ONCE work.
simple bookkeeping; Interesting
work: perm, full time; starting sal.
ary $4,000 per VI. Apply RIM. 412,
1875 G st. NV, or call Elk. 3.
2S42 for appointment. Ill
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST for home
office of large general contractor in
Takoma Park; unusual emrloye
benefits. Reply giving experience.
references and salary expected, BOZ
2l6-J. Star. 3