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Evening star., 1953-07-07
Mrs. Byron
.Fetes Mrs.
.Guggenheino

Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim,
wife of the United States Am
bassador- designate to Portugal,
is the guest in whose honor for
mer Representative Katharine
Edgar Byron entertained at
luncheon today. The party was
being given in the home of the
hostess on Williamsburg lane
and her ranking guests were
Signora Tarchiani, wife of the
Italian Ambassador, Senhora de
Esteves Fernandes, who with
her husband, the Portuguese
Envoy already has entertained
for the Guggenheims, and Nine.
Hussein, wife of the new Egyp-
tian Ambassador.
Mrs. Homer Ferguson, Signora
Baslini, wife of the new chief
of the Italian Military Mission,
Mrs. LanSdale G. Sasscer. Mrs.
Euegene Clay. Mrs. Duke Shoop,
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Mrs. Kath-
leen Watson, who will be hostess
Thursday for Mrs. Guggenheim,
and Miss Virginia Parks were
there.
Each of the guests took with
them a bon voyage gift, the
hostess, herself. presenting Polly
Guggenheim with a guest book
for her use at the United States
embassy in Lisbon. Her in
scription in the front contained
the very famous quotation of
Benjamin Franklin's on the
subject of guests who stay
beyond three days.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

Miss Margaret Nj. Keller.
Following a wedding trip to
Lake Wilderness. Wash. the
couple will go to Fort Lewis.
Wash, where 1t. Howells will
sail for assignment with the
Army in the Far East.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Colorado Alumni
To Hold Picnic

The University of Colorado
alumni in the Washington area
will meet for a picnic at the home
of Mr.. Fred Dixon, 5207 West
wood dr., on Saturday.
Mr.. Ken Penfold, director of
alumni relations at the univer-
sity, and Mr.. John Hamilton,
director of the university devel-
opment program, who will be in
Washington to attend the an
nual meeting of the American
Alumni Council, will attend the
picnic.
Senator Eugene D. Millikin Of
Colorado, an alumnus of the uni
versity, has been invited to at
tend the picnic.
Mr.. Charles Riber, who is with
the Bureau of Internal Revenue,
is president of the Washington
area alumni club.
Mr.. Bob Rolander Of Alexan-
dria and Mr.. Dixon are in charge
of the picnic. All alumni and
their guests are invited to at
tend. Reservations should be
made with Mr.. Dixon by July 9Th.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Miss Petit Weds
Thomas Inqr0n

The wedding of Miss Nancy
Alice Petit and Mr.. Thomas Y.
Ingram took place June 9th at
the Baldwin Methodist Church.
Millersville, Md. The Rev. j. Lee
Williams ohciated. A reception
was held in the social hall of the
church.
The bride is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John Petit of Mil
lerSville. Mr.. Ingram is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Yarbrough In
gram of Baltimore. He is new
in the Army stationed at Fort
Lee, Va.
Miss Petit is the niece of Mrs.
Mildred Lear of Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Henry HoweIIs Takes Bride

The marriage of Miss Mar
garet Mary Keller, daughter of
Col. Paul E. Keller. Command
ing Officer of the United States
Army Hospital at Fort Camp
bell. KY, and Mrs. Keller, to 1t.
Henry Coggeshall Howells. III,
U. S. A., took place June % at
the Fort Campbell hospital
chapel. with the Rev. Girard
Gefell, 18th Airborne Division
Chaplain, officiating. A recep-
ton followed at the Fort Camp
bell Country Club.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. Howells of Washington and
Mrs. Havens Grant of Old
Greenwich, Conn.
Given in marriage by her IA
ther, the bride was gowned in
ivory nylon tulle with fitted
bodice and portrait neckline.
Her sister, Miss Katherine Ann
Keller, served as maid of honor,
while the bridesmaids were Miss
Sally HowellS, sister of the bride
groom, Miss Mary Caveny and
Miss Mary Powers.
1t. Thomas J. Dunn, U. S. A..
served as best man. USherS were
Its nevnn IT R0llSchweiler
Robert A. MeeSe, Francis H.
eastman, David E. Bolte, Russell
D. Peterson and John P. Hag-
gerty.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Jean Phillips
Becomes Bride

The Ingram Memorial Congre-
gational Church was the scene
of the marriage July S of Miss
Jean Phillips and Mr.. William H,
Towne. The Rev. H. Raymond
Phelts ofhciated at the ceremony
following which there was a
dinner for the family and bridal
party.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Maria Henderson Phillips,
and Mr.. Towne is the son of Mrs.
Rebecca S. Towne of Memphis,
Tenn.
Following a weeks honeymoon
the couple will make their home
here.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
|NissSnoWden
IS Married

The marriage of Miss Barbara
SnoWden, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. I. SnoWden, to Mr.. Al
bert J. Rosenthal, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward j. Rosenthal
of New York City, took place
June 80 at the Mayflower Hotel.
with the Rev. Hugo Schiff of
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation officiating. A wedding
breakfast followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. RoSenthal sailed
the following day aboard the
SIS. Queen Elizabeth. for a
tWo-month trip to Great Britain,
France and Italy. Upon their
return they will live in New York
Evening star., 1953-07-07

Miss Rhoda Mae Dworkin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Dworkin of Washington, be-
came the bride on June % of
Mr.. Murray Piatok. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman
Piatok.
The ceremony took place at
the Willard Hotel. After their
honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Piatok
will reside in Washington.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Mrs. Mallory
Married Here

The marriage. of Mrs. Beth
Hamilton Mallory, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richard
Hamilton of Upper Darby, Pa,
to Mr.. John w. Shields of New
York, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Wilson Shields of
West Newton, Mass, took place
July 4 at Chevy Chase Methodist
Church.
The Rev. Clifford Homer Rich
mond performed the ceremony.
after which a reception was held
at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
The couple sailed from An
napolis on a yachting cruise, and
upon their return will live in
New York.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
In New York

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcmillan
Gibson of Washington are guests
at the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

Miss Dorothy E. Hathaway.
Miss Dorothy Ellen Hathaway,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert F. Hathaway of Silver
Spring, was married on June ~
to Mr.. Edward H. Wetherill, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Wetherill of Upper Darby, Pa.
The ceremony took place at the
First Baptist Church of Silver
Spring, the Rev. Frank K. Bras
ington officiating.
The couple will make their
home in Takoma Park, Md.
when they return from a trip
to New York.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Society News
French BQstiIe Dov
Morning Reception
German Envoy-Desienote Away;
Munns and Bernbuums Honored
SocietyNeWs
By Kothorine M. Brooks

French Ambassador Henri
Bonnet will receive French resi-
dents of Washington Friday
morning, July IA. from 1880 to
O'Clock, to mark his country's
observance of Bastile Day. With
him on this occasion. will be the
Foreign Minister, Mr.. Georges
Bidault. who with Nine. Bidault
will be IN Washington at that
time for conferences.
Nine. Bonnet being in France
for the summer, the ranking
hostess at the embassy is Nine.
Seydoux, wife of the minister,
who has been in the NOrth while
the minister had a vacation in
their homeland, from which he
returns today. Nine. Seydoux
Evening star., 1953-07-07

Mrs. Thomas Moore Donnelly
of Charlottesville, Va, announces
the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Jane Lee Lang Of WASH
ington, to Mr.. Roy Harold Neil
son, son of Mrs. P. M. Neil
son of Logan, Utah. The
marriage will take place July Is
in the Navy Chapel.
Miss Lang attended Mary
Washington College at Fred
ericksburg. Va, and later was
graduated from the University of
Virginia at Charlottesville.
Mr.. Nelson. a navy veteran of
the last world war, is at present
an Examiner of Trade Marks in
the United States Patent Office.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Horqreoveses Back

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Har-
greaves have returned from a
visit with Mrs. Hargreaves'
brother and sister-in-law, DR..
and Mrs. Anderson j. Fazen-
baker, at Westernport and Fort
Hill in Western Maryland.
Evening star., 1953-07-07

will return here to preside at
social events scheduled in con-
nection with the Big Three For
eign Ministers meetings.
Mime. Bidault will share hon.
ors with her distinguished hus-
band at the dinner which Am
bassador Bonnet will give in
their honor this Friday evening,
and at the dinner which Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. John
Foster Dulles will give Monday,
July Is.
Secretary and Mrs. Dulles will
entertain in Anderson House
but the Secretary'S dinner this
Saturday in honor of For
eign Minister Bidault and Great
Britain's acting Foreign Secre-
tary, the Rt. Honorable Marques
of Salisbury, will be at the Dulles
home. and the company Of ne
cessity will be small. 1t will be
stag.
Secretary and Mrs. Dulles re-
turned yesterday from a holi-
day week end at Duck Island.
The Marques of Salisbury
Great Britain's Acting For
eign Secretary. will be accom-
panied to Washington by
Gen. Sir Brian Robertson, re-
Gently appointed on the Anglo
Egyptian commission, and Sil
Frank Roberts. Deputy Under
secretary of State. They will be
guests at the British embassy and
the Ambassador, Sir Roger Max
inS, will entertain at dinner fol
them Friday evening. Other
guests will be limited that eve
ming to representatives of Com
monwealth Nations in Washing
ton. Ambassador Makins will be
host again Tuesday evening, July
IA in honor of the Marques OF
Salisbury.
Germon Envoy Returning
Newly appointed German AM
baSSador Heinz Krekeler is ex-
pected to return to Washington
the first of week to be in the Cap
itol during the conversations of
the leader of France, Great Brit
ain and the United States. Am
bassador- designate Krekeler ac-
companied Mrs. Krekeler and
the son. Juerges. to Moosehead
Lake, Me-, in time for the holi-
day. Mrs. Krekeler and Juerges
will stay through the summer
and the, newly appointed envoy
will join them as often as pos
sible.
DR.. Georg Federer, Counselor
of the embassy is in charge dur
ing the absence of DR.. Krekeler
and he with other members of
the embassy staff entertained
165 junior high school students
from Germany at a buffet supper
Sunday evening. The party was
given at Normandy Farm.
VenezueIon CocktoiI Porty
Venezuelan Ambassador and
Sonora de Gonzalez are enter
tanning again this evening, this
time in their embassy on MaSsa-
chuSettS avenue. The party this
evening is in honor of retiring
Deputy Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Thomas c. Mann
who will leave shortly for his
new post in Athens. Mr. Mann
has been appointed Counselor of
the United States embassy in the
Greek Capital.
The Manns will share honors
this evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice M. Bernbaum who also
will leave shortly for a new post.
Mr.. Bernbaum, who has been on
duty in the department, will be
Counselor of the United States
embassy in Caracas.
Succeeding Mr.. Mann as
Deputy Assistant Secretary will
be Mr.. Robert Woodward, now
serving as chief of the foreign
personnel division.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Pocono Vacation

DR.. and Mrs. Morris Wolf are
spending a week at Fred War;
1ng'S Shawnee Inn and Country
Club in the Pocono Mountains.
Pa.
Evening star., 1953-07-07
Photo,

Miss Alice Hagan and Mr.. Ray.
mond Schnell were married June
27 at st. Thomas Catholic
Church, with the Rev. L. D.
Brown officiating. A reception
followed in Arlington.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hagan of
Cheraw, S. c., and Mr.. Schnells
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Schnell of Saltwater, MINI.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

Large, progressive fuel corporation
desires the services of q young man
interested In credit as q career:
previous experience not as import
ant Is ability and q desire to pro-
gIess with our company. In reply,
please give age, education. and Q
No INQUIRIES will be made until
after interview. Write Box 247-J,
Evening star., 1953-06-12
MELP--MrM

Statesmen - Excellent opportunity
available for 2 men OF good ch0rac-
ter, ambitious and willing to learn
salesmanship; we are an 0Id.estAb-
hshed company. with 90 yrs. experi-
ence In tnanufaCtuYing chain link
fences; men selected viii have closed
territory; leads furnished and have
immediate commission income; must
nave car; married preferred. Gail
Mr.. Baker, 8 Am to 3 pm, at III.
$1,000. ANCHOR FENCES. 1917
nan 81. Sc. 30
statesmen, real estate-Two full
time men, experienced preferred but
not essential; many new houses be-
ing built for our men to handle;
car necessary. We have the best
sales setup in Sc. and nearby Nd.
Call Mr.. Mcdonnell for appt., LU.
4-0040. 2412 MINI. ave. g.e.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ambi-
tious saiesmen, preferably In bldg.
And construction field, to sell ma
tionally advertised bldg. products:
prefer SINCE men, between Is and
80; car essential. For appt,. call
no. %-3S67 .-16
Statesmen. exper. mems clothing and
furnishings. Aggressive men can
average better than $1OO Wkly. See
Mr. sher, ElSEMAN'S. 601 7th Ut.
NV. 10
Evening star., 1953-06-12

EO0NTERMAN. expeT.- retail meat
store: b.day wk.; must have refs.
u. 2-9641. After z. JE. 3-S343.
CouNTERMAN.sHoRT-oRDER COOK
S.hr. day. 6-day wk.: opportunity
for adyancement. HY GATE DINER,
9Ol r. /. ave. ne. Ia
CONSTRUCTION GENERAL SUIT.
for Small apt. work; excel oppoT.
In growing ore. De. 2-9991 after
1890 am. or JU. S-6064 ewes.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
hELP--MoMEN
COSMETIC
SALESGIRLS

For Arlington. Virsinia druestcres.
TOD earnings for expertenced girls.
Employe insurance, discounts and
paid vacations. CaN "a. 4-Q4bO,
Ext. z. or write DRUG FAIR. 3eO8
South Four Mile Run Dr., Arl... va.
Ia
DESK CLERK and PIX Operator for
apartment house. white; hours 1850
se.m. to 4 pm. DU. 7-60S6 from
|DicTAPiHSNEp ii TAI sS I 2 poHPERAroR, 81 .peed @ls snd
accuracy required. Good startinG
salary. pleasant working conditions
benefits; see Mt. Macdonald, Room
Nd, or call OIL. 4-6246. --lA
DRUG CLERK. Monday to Friday. 8
pRuS Al & rs5Nsrsness SNr SSslsEric RE 5;so51 14
for downtown drugstore; GOOD open.
psrson. AMBxSsAboR RExAiI
DRUGSTORE. 14th and x sts. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. experi.
eneed, reliable. Closed sun. and
holidays: Paid HOLIDAYS and vaea.
ton NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000
FcTMTiAENs FScSh4i AiHs' MnAiSNAGER, niS excellent ls on
portunity for experienced person;
GENERAL OFFICE WORKEH. foI
real estate once. Apply 474 K st
NV, MRS. JAY. liz
sal, $40. .$1S. respectively; plus rm.
and board; exper. tray serv. HOTEL
RoYALToN, Ocean City. Md. Apply
Z6l7 l4Gh St NV. ID
Evening star., 1953-06-12
RELP-.WoMEN.

WAITRESS. white. u or over: rood
UPS; Air cond. rest. LEWIN'B, N. II.
ana Farragut sts. NV, RA. 6-O2SO.
wAlTREss--white; mature. reliable
woman; salary, SEQ Ave days: tips
average $50 to $50. Apply SHIR-
LINGTON DEL. shirlington Busi-
ness Center. Arl. TE. 6.0O96. Ia
WAITRESS. white; must be exueri-
enced and fast; good working condi-
tons; excellent tips. Apply 34I0
WXiTrIiEss.. white: excel. position ,4 for
sxper., peat and reliable worker:
b-day Wk.; aver. SOS WACeHAL'S
DELICATESSEN 1855 Mass, ave.
WxffiREss, white. experienced. over
I'll. 5-day week: must have telephone
and good local references. Apply 1O0
Independence ave. Sc. --16
white. experienced: day
or night. RECToR'S RESTAURANT.
,Ha1RpEssn IS4H Conn. S; aye; nv; -. o,
WafhEEss WaiffhtTSss cs ia scoSS 1S, IA
sASpys fs,lSPt tip; Yi,a APRls fEgSs ! IN psrsen
WAITRESS, white, experienced, over
n; IicR2Mcs,,ll h1Hrs; an; % e 81, 9 Pm mr. Apply
N. Glebe rd., Arl. IA. 7-976a. Ia
MATTRESSES wanted. white: must
be exper; Apply In perrson. GAME
COCK RESTAURANT. 1715 Pa.
ave. NV. liz
Evening star., 1953-06-12
SAI,EST LADIES

Experienced yomen's dept. SALARY
WINS CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
HELP WoMEN (cont. }
BEAUTY OPERATOR

Full or part time. Modern air-condi-
toned salon. 1885 r ST. NV, EX,
3-6070. Store privileges. LIS
BEAUTY OPERATORS - AII-arounc
SDsTatoFEs; Ssr e, nc nanif;prinGi excel
perm. Dos. Also manicurist. GOOD
BEAUTY OPERATORS, men or women
for our Conn. ave. and Bethesds
our % downtown % cS'' isth 81. salon: !eS S-ds, Ia,
week, top salary and comm. EMILE
1921 Conn. ave. -l6
BILLING CLERK-TYPIST-Must b,
good at figures; starting salary
fits; 6-day week, 40 hours. 8 am
TO 5 pm. THE GILDDEN co
BRANCH, 1928 4th st. he, Ia
BQOKKEEPER, stenographer, tax,
charge OF ONCE: 6-day wk. Give de
tails In reply. Ref. exper. and age
Box 4O6-J. Star. ~
Evening star., 1953-06-12

DELIVERY MEN, over q, for retail
LIQUOR store; references. We fur
nnHr nish bicycles; Is4S coiumbin t..,S I'd
US Excellent SH opportunity sor T men WIZ; WitG
good mechanical aptitude; interest
Ing work; 6.day week; permanent
position. Apply 2nd mr., 1872 Eye
DRIyER, part time, I'll am. CAP.
TTOL CO.. 439 K st. NV. -12
DRIVER, over 2l, to work in grocery
store; exper., reliable, refs. required.
1853 Sherman ave. NV. -13
Evening star., 1953-06-12

The wonderful new Whistle Stop Res
taufant on Ga. ave. ext, Silver
Spring - Wheaton, can use add
tional EXPERIENCED hirh-type
smSiov.s eirlsi You can ~ check yith present
less than you are capable Of making.
wonderful surroundings, but fast
work. Lo. 4-S441. We never close.
---13
GIRLS, white, fun or part time. day
or evening; cashier. counter. and
grin; good Pay. rapid advancement,
coiumbia PIKE, xfiins&fon. & {NsHt sSs
door to Navy Annex.) lii
young girl. senerai once work: *
excel. earnings; exper. not necessary.
some typing essential: work COM
prises many varied duties, not q
STEADY: STEADY: dull routine. We offer
MR. NoRMAND q. DeMERs. M Pssson eoS 4
LxDDIEssii D pis; Have the. AVON earning
opport: explained to you. become
sH.,, an AVON vc1, rs 5spr; ;osSk To-Day; openinss
shorthand required: speed Is not es-
sential. State qualifications. Reply
TO- TO- JOHN E: LOUIS CO.. RIM. 304.
~ 10Th st. NV. -12
LADY-Settled. to make home with
.sYsaS arSthsr @ LADY; light duties; small
LADIES. Is the family car at your
DISPOSAL and. do you have 8 to 4
hours available dailyf n 80 yov
can increase the family income con-
sidertbly by supplying friends and
ppsigh9ors with the complete line Of
details, write RAWLEiGHS. DEBT.
DCF-14-L Chester, pa.
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Evening star., 1953-06-12

DRIVERS. dry cleaning, WITH estab-
liShed route. We furnish everything,
HE1st trqsk rANEs snd suPsTS siso eHssninS s.nnin.
DRiVER AND xARDMAN, colored,
BY private school; NV. area: per-
Evening star., 1953-06-12
ladies' Ready-to-Wear
SALESLADIES

S1Iary and Commission orf0nGOmont.
see Mr.. Sher. EISEMANs. 18th At
z 81: Nv. --12
WOMAN--Over 66, unencumbercd:
Tree pvt. room In high-class guest :
ewes. and week ends rental service.
Phone 2-S pm. NO. 7-677O. IL
YOUNG LADY, for general once
work; must be good typist: book
Keeping experience helpful but not
necessary; necessary good salary. pleasant
group hospitalization; chance for
advancement. Only person inter-
eSted in permanent position need
apply. Telephone Dupont 7.1334 or
Dupont I'll 062. ils
Evening star., 1953-06-12
HElP-MEN

FIRST. GLASS MECHANIC. eolored.
top salary, wanted immediately. APP
B1LT-RrTE ENG. CORP. % Florida
FiNIsHED CARPENTERS. Apply ia
11th st. ne. Pay, S2.26 per hour.
ELDERLY MAN FOR LIGHT DUTIES
CONGRESS LAUNDRY. 23rd and
G Sts. NV. -l2
Evening star., 1953-06-12
HOSTESSES

ONE IN NE. ~. q,
IN ONE M ALEXANDRIA. "a; "a;
aRFG$Ss Mszs T. % YEARS. rasasfns e Hs.. Manner
L1KE-Meeting the Public.
HAVE-Had Any Restaurant Exp.
Permanent positions. salary based on
experience, meals and hostess
dresses. furnished. Paid vacations,
paid sick leave. group ms. hospi-
conSas tai,Tasion ~ mploys 1rtcs ,nc purchase diS;
Del'Cr The q EoT EeSP saopfss, TSoi NC & g. i n;E
HOSTESs.CASHIER, evenings. Apply
assistant manager, DODGE HOTEL,
HOUsEKEEPER, white. live in for
several weeks. taking care Of ehil.
dren and house while mother vaca-
ttons: $40 week. Cali ~. 1856.
HOUsEKEEPER, experienced. middle
aged, for Catholic rectory in NV.
section; live in. Box 245-J, Star.
JR. SEC. exper.; B-day wk.: s5 hrs;
KINDERGARTEN and nursery school
teachers wanted, full or part time
accredited. by state Of Maryland
Please call for details. Oliver 2-0117
AfANAGER for IN maternity shop III
Bethesda. KAY's SToRK SHOP
days. XII. o-0432: eyes,. oV. S-4732
MANAGER, for washable dress shop;
top sales person win qualify. We
will train in detail: excellent op.
portunity. SHERMAN SHOPS. 110z
st. NV. l8s
Evening star., 1953-06-12

HOUSEKEEPER, white, live in for
several weeks. taking care Of ehil.
dren and house while mother vacl-
tton8: $40 week. Gail JV. 7.0666.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
PREssERs, WOOL

For very fine quality work;
126 pieces per day required,
all over. extra bonus. Do not
waste your time by phoning
unless your work can meet
rigid inspection and meet the
above quota. Salary open.
Phone DU. 7-2341 for ap-
pointment,
Evening star., 1953-06-12
hELP--MEN
HANDY MANI

knoyledge Of lawns, glasing windows
ana general maintenance; must
JAPFE. eli I3th st. NV. IL
HARDWARE CLERK-Oood opDoY.
tunity for Wiling worker. YOUNG
BLOOD PAINT AND HARDWARE
S4l Cedar ct. NV. RA. 3-5216.
HoD CARRIERS, experi.nced. 10,
plastsFine; long job. Report to Job.
EbiiSnms EhbaiSiSdaDsook Ia and Sheridan sts.,
HOD CARRIERS; top waees. viii
steady work. Report to Nr. JACK.
son, out Wis. ave, left on Brad,
ley blvd. to Chevy Chase dr.. lefi
% Job. ADoN CONSTRUCTION
HoUsEMAN. colored. serving, care
handyman; must have good refs.
"; yS;, : 76s7 18th St. NV. % IA. "a.
INSURANCE AGENTS. 3 or l5 =. Tor
snsS nsSDessnced rsOi' eifIs1isRsssd intsIssseS
better -than,averaSe b 4; saIafy, caii
1SsTAITiHtTHisoN AitHs MAN, aluminium ha
GSoTs' SSs tS storm nn,. windows STD csnyHs avn
VENETIAN Bi.iiNp N d AWNING MING
CORP, 8027 Georgia ave-, silver
Spring. Do not phone. ID
JANIT0R. not over 40. neat and de-
penuapIe, 70 work 3 pm. to IL pm.
shit; 6-day. 40-hour week: perma-
nent position: vacation and sick
sreness. Can ov.' ' se15so j. sssGniS9 or 5sv. ov.
,3,l32l. for appt. --15
JANITOR. colored. married; for gar
oen.type apt, excel. quarters; good
HWages; see resident manager. Apt.
Z1O' osl1 Fairfax rd.. Bethesda. Md.
JANITOR. 6th-class engineers license.
No drinkersI | OF 4-O36o. III
JANITOR. experienced. for garden
sI1sn sEIDs aDts:; pts, age !, ..; $3.50; must Be
toAf.eri 60 B, les an6 6.nSnays salary Apply 9:S9
JANITOR. for attractive new apt.
blqg., s.e.; oil heat; substantial
Apply DREYFUss BROS. 1918 s
aa0ta on st; n.w' Thurs. and Fri,
JEwkLRKT ga SALESMAN. / am %ld looking
1or . man who has good connections.
with private customers. Govt. en-
ployeS, and who is willing to sell
standard make fine watches, :ewelry
ana Cuban imported alligator bags
- AOT0 CunlullSblOu. MUST nave
car and good references. Ia. O.
KITCHEN. UTILITY MAN, white, ex-
Dertenced in cooking desired. but
not necessary. Apply 6OO0 New
Hampshire ne. between 8 am. and
LABORERS for lse. housing project.
See FRED MORGAN, on job. Fred
erick st., just south Of Columbia
P1ke, Arl., Va. -15