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Evening star., 1953-10-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '52 Chieftain de luxe S-cyl.
2-door sedan; light blue; Hydra, r.
and h.; all accessories; perfect fam
cADE PONTIAC. 1887 irving St.
PONTIAC Al convertible; yellow;
good condition, s175. UN. 4-7359.
PONTIAC AZ e-cylinder sedanette;
abused. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated, at our low, low price, only
$495.. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO..
INC. 1889 East-West hwy. Silver
Spring. Md, Ju. 9-S003. 1895 Ga
PoNT1Ac Gns5s0H 5S chtsftain aa Lo s 9SSa 49door
black sedan. Hydra. and all extras;
perfect cond. and maintenance by
member White House staff; only
$500 miles, owner going abroad,
oas Gisss hoa4s ss before NH s@4 9f e Ext P9Sne o
Sun. and ewes, OIL. 6-7s45 for appt.
PONTIAC 194s station wagon; ga
rage kept; S-passenger: $695, terms.
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave. ne.
PONTIAC 1949 "S' 2-dr; blue new
dition throughout; $s95; only SiS7
down. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO..
II: 7;,9340, 1241 9th st. ne. Gust
on ria. ave..
PONTIAC 194S Streamliner "S" club
sedan; T. and h.; 2-tone paint; clean
as a pin; perfect mech. cond.; low
cost GMAC terms; fully guar; $685..
ALDER OLDSMOBILE, INC, 1920
Georgia ave. NV. cat N. Hamp.b. {.
TU. 2-5155 til 8.
PONTIAC 1949 S-cyl. Silver Streak
4-dr.; r., h., dir. and back-up lights,
Wv. tires. set covers; excel. cond.;
$50. OWNER, JU. 5-324S.
PONTIAC 1868 station wagon. Hydra.
radio. heater: immaculate. new guar
antee: S2,S9l. FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Connecticut; WO 6-S400
Evening star., 1953-10-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '4s 2-dr black; auto. dr..
r; and h.; one owner; very good cond.
$795. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. .l121
2lSt st. NV. DI. 7-0110. Used Car
Dept. 2030 M st. NV. DI. 7-011i.
STUDEBAKER 80 Champions: COM
. plete selection of hke-new one cars;
thoroughly recond., fully guar. and
read, to go 60; priced from sSYg95. q,
ave-, EN-. 372SS. --8
STUDEBAKER '5g nardtop cony.
fully equip; spotless 2-tone finish;
many useful custom accessories. the
utmost in late model car; special
at 81 .495. MCNEIL tStudebaker)
4034 Wis. ave, EN-. 3-72S6. 5
door: r. and h., other extras; very
ovtper oWner gTas rasd nnsn ear fuy GRe GWnf suar
S1,195. LOGAN MOTOR, 530I Wis.
ave, EN-. 2-2617. Open It'll 8. %
STUDEBAKER 40 Regal de luxe
conv.. r and h.. overdr.: one care
full owner since new; only $40!
full price: terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
(Buick), r. l. ave. at goth st. ne
complete selection
all models and body styles, at ter
rife savings top allowance for your
car. MCNEIL CStudebaker), 4034
Wis ave. EN-. 3-72S6. 3
OInS 40 cluh co1Ine %24
Evening star., 1953-10-08

PONTIAC '52 Catalina ST .995
I. HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. 6-6464.
HUDSON '52 Wasp 4-dr. $1.445
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE, Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1953-10-08

I All you hove TO do is ride in
- q late model 81, 81 or '53
Ford. You may ride in your own
Ford, O friends or one Of our
owner-roted late model Fords or
one OF our 1853 Demonstrators.
(Our demonstrators will be avail
obIe at any one Of our branches for
your convenience
60 to the nearest Logon
@s Motor Co. bronch and get
your contest entry.
= Write your name and address
- on the contest entry blank.
n Drop your entries ot 0ny Of
T' Logon Motor Co., br0nches.
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CONTEST RULES
It's Easy to E1ater-.
It's Simple to Do!

z Entries must be received
- before 9 pm. on November
"a, 1853. Selections will be at
II p. m. on November IS. 1883,
at the main Logon Motor Co..
bronch -llll 18th St. NV,
Washington, D. c.
4 All llpersons in the WOshine-
W ton Area including Virginia
ond MoryIond residents may enter
the contest. Employees Of the
Logon Motor Co. and their fumi-
lies moy not enter this contest.
All entries will become the
- property Of the Logon Motor
Co.
q Winners will be notified by
Os moiL
a Entronts must be Il years
- old Or over.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
AUToMoBhEs FOR SALE

STuDEBAKER '52 Land Cruiser; ov-
erdriye; +; and h; low low mileage mileage:
0TRed Py co1d BuTfE FfiEEsd sSEBsSD
81, ,s95. LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1121
2fst. st. NV, DI. 7-0110; Used Car
Dept, 2030 NJ st. NV. DI. 7-0114.
,STUDEBAKER '53 sportsters;, one
VS., one Champion: both fully
equip; company official cars: new
ings. MCNEIL tstudebaker), 4o34
STUDEBAKER 1853 de luxe 4-dr
sedan: climatizer, directional signals,
low mileage. $1,775: 80 other cars
to SELECT from: AMERICAN SERy-
STUDEBAKER 40 Commander Regal
4-dr.; overdrive. climitiZer, defrost-
er; one owner: new paint; very
Glssni BTTLERR- TT E;R -B9NNSDEpii GNS1 S5gS 3,
80 So3d n,T Nj St st. NV. .iDi Di. Seo1I4. '
sTUDEBAKER so Regal de luxe con-
heater, beautiful ivory finish with
contrasting interiors; $S95. PARK.
WAY FORD. 3051 M st. NV. AID
sT3bEbARfR GbfI GRsR 1851 s. p ssnd ssa II Cruiser G
drive, Wv. tires, very clean. low
mileage, one-owner cart worth
while guarantee; $1.145, WHEELER, !,
INC. Chrysler- Plymouth GEM. B.
sTUpEBAkER 4tHSE as EisS0cf rs champion psi 4-dr.
i clean; carefully driven by AAA pub
lie relations man: BUTLER BOND
ED; S595. LEE d. BUTLER. INC,
IisI 1i!sd Gar Slst Dsst 81 n% Soso pl II s. R
sTUDEBAKER so Commander VS.
overdr.. beaut. light-green finish,
very low mileage, clean one-ownel
car; ~low-cost GMAC terms; fnliy
nvp special low prize; fNc s5 ;SsS
TU' S-5155 till 8.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champ. de Luxe
Starlight club coupe; auto. trans.
Special today. S995. Written guar
R. 1. ave, ne, DE. 2-63O2.
STUDEBAKER so Commander conv.
oIverdriye. climitizer, radio; yer:
oficial name on request; BUTLER
BONDED: S1.O95, LEE D. BUTLER
INC, 1921 21st st. NV, DI. 7-011O
Used Car Dept, 2O3O M st. NV.
DI. 7-0l IA.
STUDEEAKER 1910 President 4-dr.
r. and h. seat covers, elec. wind
shield wipers, overdr., 4 new tires
driven to be appreciated; $500, $2i
/ dn., 81 wk. LO. 4-6077.
CARS, INC.
LINCOLN 1949 Cosmo. sedan, $40
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr.. black. 90!
FORD 1949 VS. sedan --------. 7S!
PONTIAC 1850 sedan ----1, ,0S!
BUICK 1947 cdr and ADJ, So
PONTIAC 1852 Catalina------1. .S5l
OLDS 1851 "9S" sedan ,5S!
CHEVROLET 1850 ------- 80!
CHEVROLET 1947 Aero - 59t
Terms AS Low AS So Down.
CARS, INC.
155 Florida Ave. NE. Elk. 3-9063
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-15

It's the Oliver seIf-PropelIed 49, with
six forward ground speeds independent
Of threshing speed. With Vari-Draulic
Drive (optional) you have constant thresh.
ing power at any ground speed.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-15

Heavy sfond? Think nothing of it'll
The big 80 wades right through, carv-
ing out a 10, Il, or 14-foot swath.
Don't worry about weeds or under.
growth, the Oliver takes 'em in stride!
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-15

You run sure footed over the sidehills
-. low-mounted tank and engine make the
80 hug the ground. There's live axle drive
for uphill climbs-no chains to snap and
cut you loose.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-15

Your header has e-inch "give" to
float over rough terrain Ian especially
valuable feature in the rice field modell.
The Stats are always vertical they
can't shatter your grain.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-06-15

And look over here! It's the Oliver
15-six-foot, hundred-crop harvester
long favorite for the average size farm.
See these combines and how they save
90. see your Oliver Dealer!
Evening star., 1953-09-27

MYTH so MUCH more expected OF
w wonderland so many outside in
terests-it takes a lot of clever planning
today to keep a family healthy and
meal-happy. You simply hare 10 find
time-saving methods.
Perhaps, you're been so busy, you
haven't discovered Spry's speedy One
Bowl Method only possible becauseSpry
is Homogenizcd- -"pre-creamed" to blend
quickly and thoroughly with other in
gradients. By using Spry's One-Bowl
Method, you can actually put togetheE
in matter of minutes-a cake with
that unmatched h0nle-6aked taste.
And since Spry is 1000 pure short
ening, you always get the full flavor
of your ingredients. Spry's special
"cake-improver" assures you Of higher,
lighter cakes. In fact, Lever Brothers
guarantees the quality and perform
ance Of Spry.
To help make your time count, Lever
House Home Economists have worked
out these special recipes. Happy baking!
eeI-2-S'' Pecan Loaf: Easy as
1928! One baking can keep you in
dinner or lunchbox desserts several
days. The rich orange frosting is extra
easy because it's uncooked. Pure Spry
makes frostings extra creamy.
Ingredients: 2 cups sifted cake flour,
cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar, 24
teaspoons double acting baking powder
Tor 3H teaspoons tartrate powder), IS
teaspoon salt, "a cup Homogenized Spry,
"a cup milk, teaspoon vanilla, n tea
spoon orange extract, 2 eggs, unbeaten,
u cup pecans, chopped very fine.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
With these modern shortcuts ID IL easy to make
q baked cake. fme-savfmg OmeBOwl Method
only PossibEe because SPry is MOMOGENIzED

moderate oven (35OoF.) l hour and
10 min. Cool.
ORANGE CREAM FROSTINC: Blend 2
tablespoons Homogeneous Spry, l table
spoon butter or margarine, 4 teaspoon
salt, n teaspoon grated orange rind,
tablespoon orange juice. Beat in n
cup sifted confectioners' sugar; add l
tablespoon orange juice. Add 211 cups
sifted confectioners' sugar, alternately
with scalded light cream (about 81
tablespoons), beating well after each
addition. Spread on cake. Decorate
with thinly sliced pecan halves.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Ingredients for batter: Il cups sifted
cake -four, % cup sugar, 2 teaspoons
double acting baking powder Tor 219
teaspoons tartrate powder). u tea
spoon salt, Is cup Homogenized Spry,
u cup milk. n teaspoon almond ex-
tract, n teaspoon orange extract, l
egg, unbeaten.
Follow One Bowl Method adding
all of milk and extracts in Step 2. Beat
$50 strokes in each step. Omit Step 4.
Pour batter over peach mixture in pan.
Bake in moderately hot oven (3750F.)
35-45 min. Loosen cake from sides of
pan; turn out on rack upside down.
Evening star., 1953-09-27
SPry's Easy One-B0srI MefItOd

q Add 2< Of milk, then
q havoring extracts,
and beat 200 strokes
z min. by hand or on
mixer at low speed).
Evening star., 1953-09-27

a cup shredded coconut. Melt Spry
and butter in Sprycoated Ground layer
pan ~" deep. Add brown sugar and
mix Place on low heat and cook until
mixtureis blended and bubbly. Arrange
7peach slices to simulate daisy in center
Of pan, and, with more slices, form
scalloped edge :. Place cherries in
center of Flower" and between tips of
petals" Sprinkle coconut over all. Let
stand while making the cake batter.
Evening star., 1953-09-27

margarine, "a cup brown sugar, firmly
packed, sliced peaches Qresh or canned),
drained, maraschino cherries,
- = g.. cut in halves,
Evening star., 1953-09-27

Q Scrape bowl and spoon
- or beater. Add,
remaining milk and eggs
and beat 200 strokes
(same as before).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-01-01

MONS busy getting Sunday dinner. Pops knee-deel
pers And Johnnys fed up-nothing to do, no place
always promise, maybe next week we'll go some p
they never do-together.
If Nom and Pop would only remember-"N Nothing K
that boy they used to say gazing deep into the soul sh
his baby eyes.
But they became too busy, too tired and too worrie
with Johnny. They gave him bread milk, meat, and
but they forgot his soul,
It's not stomach-ache but an ache in his spirit tn
He wants to be somebody-to do something.
If you'd invite the Johnnys in your neghborhood
school and Church, they'd find something to do. tt
how to be somebody. And their souls would grow
healthy bodies into stalwart with purpose in lif
Ask these Johnnys-today!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-02-15

11mIzlIILImzIxlIn|
LABOR EFFICIENCY is highly important dorymen Sur
veys milking machines alone 80 to SO
onhours year herds OF to cows more on
larger herds Other modern equipment methods also cut work
But don't only shorter working hours Milk pro-
duction size Of do herd also have direct beong
time than those in small herds Higher producing toke
less milking time per pound OF milk So while Gger nerds OF
higher producers moy toke more time oVer-o labor per loo
pounds of milk will be substantially less.
STATE HONEY PRODUCTION dropped per cent lost yer
from 1851 total but yield colony increased Estimoed 1852
with 100000 pounds from $1,000 colonies in 95i A.
yield colony in Montana, 80 pounds nearly double
national average, 49.5 pounds
TURKEY GROWERS PLAN to rose per cent fewer birds
in Monono this yea BA6 reports ouoOk od is for I27ooG
1851 Wyon,in9 production viii remain near 80 ooo-brd pro-
ducon of 1852 Poor turkeyfeed price relationships, heo
drop ontono Nationally uncertoin prices record cold
storage holdings may also reduction Growers estimate
i948 Heovy-breed birds number
moted ~ cent of otoI Production Of gtbreed turkeys
may fall off to about million from neory Is million lost
RANGE FORAGE PICTURE concerns many experienced
ronchers in stoe Crosses other plants have little chance to
build up TODD reserves dry period Heo 9ozng OF noturoy
weakened plant would hove serious effect So woch goss
Brewster, longtime Bney onche Don't stock weakened
range to capacity of normal yeors
STRONGER PORK PRICES likely in ote 1853, .eory
1854 Supplies will be shorter Spring pig crop will Pr0bobH
Montana formers plan to orrow only 900 this
spring 900 less than lost spring and smallest number since
1888. Rise in price would noke Porkrong favorable
and efficient feeding profitable Look over your siuoon:
Would you forrow extra meet the likely higher
prices?
LESS BUTTER. MORE ICE CREAM made by Montana,
Wyoming doi monuoctrers in 1852 Montana butter Poduo
ton $4,000 pounds down IS per cent from 1851 Ice
eeom totoI was 100000 go0ns up cent In WYOMING
creased per 843 900 gallons Nationally sharp in
in December butteokng pulled years production to
approximate 1851 level.
MACHINERY PROSPECTS for 1853 appear favorable. Ma
eriols essential to manufacturing adequate supply
And stocks of used equipment should meet demand Mo-
chne production in 1852 fell from 1851 highs USDA est
NOTES. Wheetype troctors shortest with shipments
through first months about 20 less than 1851 De-
cline in production of other machines somewhat
less.
ORDER PESTICIDES in advance to be of supply this
year Stocks of many plentiful and factory capacity is
ample to produce all needed But distribution is big problem
Pescdes can't be manufactured and distributed orders
few weeks notice So figure out your minimum needs and
purchase them early possible.
G-IT ------ = - IT
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-02-15
MACHINERY PROSPECTS for 1883 {

year. Stocks of many plentiful and factory capacity is
ample to produce all needed But distribution is big problem
Pescdes can't be manufactured and distributed orders
few weeks notice. So figure your minimum needs and
purchase them early as possible.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK. S35; exper.; downstairs work;
live in or stay 3 nights, of all day
Thurs. and every other Sun. after
breakfast. other help. IA. o. l09.
CooK-G.H.w.-Live in and care for
:: children, school age. Must not
heavy work. S35 week. EN-. 3-O353.
COOK-G. -G.H.w.-Exper., settled wom-
an to live in; must be fond Of chill
dren; refer. req. S35 wk. EN-. 2.
CooK-LAUNDREss. 35-4o years Of
sseRf RS CITY g-6G45 FetS; rea' Call between l.
G: INV, good plain cook must bs
fond OF children; live in, Sundays
of, Excellent local references re-
quired. RA.. 3-4176. 3
G.H.W.-COOK--Exper. Care 9 chill
S6sP WS5si1s %a or ORtseiS Rscsnt rss Fiys IT,
G.H.W., plain cooking; small, modern
rambler; FOND of CHILDREN; ,5h days:
G.H.w., CHI I" eS experr ST' eSG3s? Mon Mon. through
dinner; 500, carfare. RA. 6-446I.
G.H.W., eXper.: live in, upstairs room.
Other help empl. $50 per week. IA.
G. INV. COOK. live in; pvt. rm. and
bath; no laundry. fond Of children;
references required; every other Sun.
and u day. Thurs. off. S25 wk 10
start OIL 4-6S19. s.
G. II. W.--Must like children, good
take girl who speaks Spanish; $50
Wk to start. CO. 5-lS4S. s
G. II. W.-COOK-Colored. exper.. for
adults in small apt. at WestcheS-
ter. 5i2 day wk. City refs. Cali after
. pm WO. 6-731l.
G. II. W., 25-4O years old. hours l0-7,
5l2-day week; health card. Call RA.
G, ii. W,--Nq cooking, live in pvt.
rm with. bath; fond OF children;
G. ii. W. AND coon, CLEAN COOK
per. and recent refs. Live in. | dav.
of. $40 JU. 5-S593. -
HOUSEKEEPER, exper., for home in
Long Island; S35-S40 week; own
room and bath. dishwasher and
eelec. iToner. Long refs essential.
H0TUsEKEEPPER. white, settled. nom
sfteFef after pm nYe Ii n 7o7Ssss 27Ss week. an
HOUSEKEEPER, white: live in: small
home; So. Arl. Business couple, ,
children. No cooking for adults.
Refs;;, reg; Salary $50 week. Call
MAID, experienced cook, reliable. re-
cent local refs; ] day weekly of
and every other Sun Small family.
good salary. 1901 Mass. ave. NV,
Apt. 3005. WO. 6-204s. -
Evening star., 1953-10-07
MEN. PART TIME

MEN, PART TIME
car Apply $40 pm. today. 1901
A, r. !. ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN. colored; fountain and
all-rounu work in drugstore: eApe-
rience necessary. 1444 Independ-
YOUNG MAN, for general work, self
service market. Apply NORMANDY
YOUNG MAN, colored. dishwasher
and potwasher; $50 week job. Ap.
ply SHOLL'S new cafeteria, 1433 K
st. NV. See Mr. Faifar. No tele-
YOUNG MAN. over 1s. free to travel;
transportation furnished. Can earn
S75 wk. Room 424, l404 N. Y. ave
YOUNG MAN-opportun to learn
casualty insurance underwriting. .Ap-
plicant must be willing to start as
file clerk and work up gradually.
See Mrs. Cassidy. HARTFORD AC-
CIDENT g. INDEMNITY CO., 1000
YOUNG SerNSn' Nan, IA, Whit White, for general
work in hardware store; must have
BRANCH HARDWARE, S7O3 Flower
ave, Silver Spring. Md S
YOUNG MEN, 34-35, for permanent
established wholesale magazine dis
tributor. No selling experience nee
essary; must have D. c. drivers
permit; good pay while learning,
with regular increases: excellent op-
portunity for advancement. This. is
a job with good pay. security and a
future. Hospitalization. life insur-
bonus and other benefits. DISTRICT
NEWS CO.. 2216 9th st. NV. s
YOUNG MEN t3), to sell furniture
on floor. IN our Washington and
Arlington stores; good salary and
comm. Unusually good oppor. Apply
FILIPINO MAN-Empl. pvt. rm. and
bath and salary for helping with
evening meals. KE. 7-l941, 4Sl6
Dexter terrace NV. 3
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELP-WoMEN

RECEP. .-TYPIsTS (2)-Part time for
school once eyes,, pm. to $50
or 8 to 1890 am. Incl. Sat. 81 G
REsiDENT MANAGER. exper. garden
type apts.; apt. and salary; suburban
Washington. Call WA. 7-3100.
ALESGIRL-Greeting card store,
sttgeS ATTRACTIVE; ople2san: q n exper. unIee-
sALEsLADIES - The Military Dis
trict of Washington Exchange has
openings for Salesladies at Fort Nc
Nair. Apply in person to Mr.. Green,
Manager, POST EXCHANGE, Fort
sALEsLADIEs (3, to sell furniture
on Saturday afternoons from IL
noon to s pm. Pay and commission
Apply 1913 You st. NV. or call MR.
ARTHUR c. SMITH, Sr.. NO. 7-3343
SALESLADIES for retail candy store;
full time and part time, lunch re-
lief; experience preferred but not
essential; opportunity for advance
ment. For interview, 9:30 till IL 80.
ROBERT WINSTON CANDIES, 1871
Conn. ave NV, ma. S-29I6.
SALESLADY, experienced coats and
suits; full or part time; 800 per
week. Call for appointment. DI. r
sALESLADY WANTED. for dresses.
Apply WORTH DEPT. STORE. Rock
vile. Md. -
SALESLADY
Opening in, our busy coat and suit
eXper. lady in a fine women'S Spe-
cialty store: 5la-day week.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
statesmen
WHO SHOULD BE EARNING
$3.50 A WEEK OR BETTER

F YOU ARE STALLED IN YOUR
PROGRESS BY SOME SLOW NOV
ING ORGANIZATION WHICH
WON'T APPRECIATE YOUR MO
TALK WITH YOU. LIFE is Tocc
SHORT TO PAY THE PENALTY
F9R EOME ONE ELSE'S SHORT.
-oNG AGO WE LEARNED THAT
SALESMEN ARE AS GOOD AS
YOU TREAT THEM. THEY ARE
THE MOST IMPORTANT COGS IN
ANY ORGANIZATION IF A
SALESMAN IS HAPPY AND PROS.
Porous HE CAN SELL ANY
THING. WE HAVE LEARNED
THAT, TOO.
- YOU ARE SEEKING A NEW
EMPLOYER WHO WORRIES
MORE ABOUT HIS statesmen
THAN HE DOES ABOUT HIMSELF F
OR HIS MERCHANDISE YOU WILL
FIND HIM HEPE.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
--H.a.-.-f- -- .-.4.-a---s.a .-.. -- ..l-. .is--
TV MAN

Outside work; experienced only: SIS
weekly and commission. Apply in
person.
MAYFLOWER TV SERVICE
1929 18th ST. NV. III
UPHOLSTERERS. experienced; steady
work: time and one-half for overtime.
Apply HOFFMAN, UPHoL., 2447
UNDERWRiTING CLERK - Young
man, Is 70 25, draft exempt. high
school education, to learn life in
surance.. home-office underwriting,
We prefer someone who is attend
ing or planning to attend college
at night studying business admin
istrstion as this position will later
lead to administrative work. Nom
inal salary to start: 5-day, 31la-
hr. week. Apply Room 800. person
mel office. EQUITABLE LIFE ms.
MAN RT-TIME WORK; family
man; D. c.. Md. and Va: 3 ewes.
and Sat; Is hrs. por wk., $50 to
start, apply HERCULES FENCE
Co, 5000 Branch ave. Sc, to 6
pm Sat 10 to -
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80 BEAUTICIAN
MANICURIST

Must be first class. > days Salary
open. Apply in person, RUBINO.
Evening star., 1953-10-07

)K K-LAUNDRESS, 35-40 years OF
e. City refs. REQ. Call between l.
Evening star., 1953-10-07

an TO live in; must be fond OF chill
dren; refer. req. $50 wk. EN-. 2.
Evening star., 1953-10-07

WOMAN, to assist in merchandising
OF food stores. ga days per we X.
Box 1925. Star. 5
WOMAN, reliable and good worker
with tactful and agreeable perSon-
,ality, to learn good-paying business.
Must be willing to Cooperate with
employer and employees. May have
all the responsibility she can handle
and will be well paid for her work.
Call to see MR.. p. c. TULLY, Room
924, 1876 Conn. ave. NV, between
30 and 4:30 pm. No telephone
calls.
WOMAN, middle-age, white, to op-
crate and manage small roominR
house; apt. and utilities furnished.
bON .4S-A, star. -
WOMEN (HD-S40 guaranteed salary
plus bonus, for 5-day week; no SELL
ing; pleasant outdoor work making
appointments for baby photogra-
Ia
Evening star., 1953-10-07

SHOE SALESMAN. experienced; good
future. Apply REGAL SHOE CO.,
l4th and F SITS. NV. S
SHOl' FOREMAN - Lincoln Mercury
eXper. a must; must have good refs ;
excel oppor. for man willing TO
work: paid vac. and ms: write
resume of exper. to box BIT. Star
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELP-MEN
SALESMAN WANTED

Under 81 years. Old COM
pany is expanding a new divi-
sion in washington. If you are
disturbed by present financial
conditions and wish chance of
lifetime in permanent in-
dustry. Call Mr.. SCHERMER-
HORN, at ST. 3-5323, between
and 3 pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
MELPAR. INC,

FILLING STATION ATTENDANTS
Permanent position with excel
future must have high school edu.
life ips., hoSpitalization and re3
.tirement plan. Apply FIRESToNE
ETORES, 18th and K sts. NV. -
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELP-WoMEN

CREDIT MANAGER; with
knowledge of retail credit work: to
assist credit manager in small office.
Salary to compensate ability. Give
all details and experience. Box
BALLROOM DANCE TEACHERS um
exper.; full or part time; excel
salary and working cond. Apply I'M
person at any Of our 3 studios
DON MARTINI. 500 18th st. NV,
1924 Conn. ave. 404 18th st. NV.
all-around operator.
BEAUTY SALON. 110I Vermont ave
NV, Room 202. NE. S-S41O. %
Evening star., 1953-10-07
CLERK

Young woman. 20-30 yrs. of age, who
is accurate, for a detailed clerical
assignment in our advertising rec
ord dept; 5-day, 40-hr. week. Must
work 2 out of > week ends. Apply
Personnel, Room COS: open week
days $500 and Sat, 81. No
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.